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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03

Dan r. Anthony. of Leavenworth, our
particular congressman, will contest
honors with Andrew j. Barchf1eld of
Pittsburg, Pa, as the tallest man of
the house of representatives. Every
one believes that Mr.. Anthony will con-
test honors along other lines with con-
gressmen of worth and that he Will
measure up with them in many ways
besides stature.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
poleon.

While all the football games scheduled
for this year have been played, the sea-
son is by no means over. There will be
discussions for months now as to who
are entitled to positions on the all col
lege teams for the various sections OF
the country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
country.

A cartoon in the Washington Star
pictures Bryan as a sculptor standing
before a marble pedestal on which is
the affinity of the Democratic party,
a donkey. Inscribed on the pedestal is
1.-The King of Beasts The elephant
of the G. o. p. is in fainting condi-
tionsin a corner. What a story the pic
fr1re tells?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03

>"Please hold I'D your hands, When
the pedestrian heard the form of request
he knew the woman footpad was upon
him.
.Pd much rather have yours to hold,
he responded CALAMITY.
well I must say you are a. ruoe
thing" she rejoined, and lowered her
weapon, thus closing the incident.-Phil-
adelphia Public Ledger.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
Thoughts on Things

He who wears a wig deceives no
one but himself
Liars occasionally tell the truth;
they do it to make their lies go down.
Mr.. Rockefeller says the first mill
lion is the hardest to make. This
teaches US that we should make our
second million first.
No woman is so poor a mathema-
tician but that she calculates every
few months how much her husband
would save If he cut out tobacco.
Though many piano-playing ma
chimes are on the market, young la
dies find no more time than formerly
to help their mothers with the house
work.
A beauty doctor says the eyes
should never be placed farther apart
than the width Of one eye. Let us re-
member this, girls, when dressing for
the next dance
One difference between a man and
a woman is that the man will carry
home an 1S-pound turkey, while the
woman will have the van deliver a
packet of hairpins.-Philadelp
Bulletin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
BRYAN WINS ANYHOW

There is one point in the game
which evidently appeals to Mr.. Willing
Jennings Bryan. If he runs for presi-
dent and wins he will reach the sum-
nit of his ambition. If he runs and
loses he can keep on lecturing and
make more clear money than the
president can.-Hutehinson News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
A CASE OF SIMILARITY.

Members of the present Illinois legis-
lature are like those of the last Kan
sas legislature. They are sin favor" Of
a primary election law until the time
comes to vote for it.-Kansas City Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03

Something real new in surgery is to
occur in France. The famous bronze
statue of Henry " in Paris is to be
operated on for the stomach of the
horse contains a little statue of Ma
rS0lann
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03

That $4,000, 900 in cash which Okla
homa is to get from Uncle Sam in lieu
OF school lands in the old Indian Ter
ritory will come in handy. 1t ought to
help in keeping the tax rate down
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
. HIST A BABY.

Some time ago a newspaper offered
prizes for the best definitions of a baby.
The following won the first prize:
THAT which makes home happier,
Hands buster, nights longer.
Days shorter, purses lighter,
Clothes shabbier. the past forgotten,
1.-The future bright"
Home Notes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03

, All the, cities in the country, To-
peka included, should follow the lead
N Jersey City which has just adopted
a no-seat-no-fare on the street cars
ordinance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
VALUE OF WATERWAYS.
A BIFF FOR CANNON.

Mr.. Cannon discounts all the talk
of his admirers about his great per-
sonal popularity in and out of Illinois
by his persistent and effective resis-
lance to that feature of the primary
law which left to voters selection Of
delegates to national conventions. He
could not trust the voters of, his own
state to select delegates who would be
f1rst-and-last for hin1.-Sioux City
Tribune
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
A MORNING AFTER.

currency into circulation seems about
as healthful a policy as drowning your
sorrows in the flowing bowl. There is
always a morning after.-Atchison
Globe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
FAKE RuTTERMILK.

Chemists have discovered that
large amount, Of the '"butterrnilk' sold
is nothing but skim milk with a mix
ture of acid Air and water are about
the only things left that have not neen
tempered with.-Kansas CITY Fost. 80
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03

A professor in a barber school at
Peoria, ILL.,, has gone insane. Probably
he acted as the subject for his pu-
nils.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
GOOD sIJGGEsTION.

The public will certainly appreciate
the order from the board of railroad
commissioners for unlocked stations at
night. The public would also appre-
snoring in the sleepers.-Chanute Sun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
NO CAUSE FOR WORRY.

Scotch crops were almost entirely
destroyed by floods this year. But as
American breakfast food factories still
run, you will probably be able to get
your Scotch oats as usual, and so long
as the supply of discarded boots and
shoes continues to, hold out there will
be no shortage of Scotch whisky
Hutchinson News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
FROM OTHER PENS
CORRECT.

OF all forms of murder there is none
more detestable than the deliberate
killing of human beings in order to
collect their life insurance. This is a
crime of which three American resi-
dents in Mexico have been convicted
by the courts of that country, after a
series of reviews in which their case
is said to have come before the high
est tribunal of that republic. Since
their victims were also Americans it
does not appear why the United States
should interfere unless proof is adj
vanced that they were not fairly tried.
The state department is reported to
have Investigated the matter and to
have decided substantial justice had
been done. Yet il is alleged that nu-
merous appeals have been sent to
Washington demanding action. If the
facts are as they are represented, the
course of our own government seems
perfectly correct.-Philadelp Bull
letin.
A FREAK PRESCRIPTION.
One of the freak prescriptions of
Oklahoma's constitution is that cor
states courts to any federal court
shall ipso facto forfeit their oklahoma
charters. Early in the last century
the rats-"Republicans" they
called themselves then-went right up
in the air when the supreme court Of
the United States reviewed a decision
of the supreme court of a sovereign
state. Mr.. Jefferson in particular, be-
came convinced that the country's
greatest peril was a metropolitan
and usurping federal judiciary. But
John Marshall and his associates held
the tenor of their way quite calmly
Hartford Courant.
A BOLD INNOVATION.
But couldn't the president be held
for setting UP and running gambling
device in the White House? And one
of the men was named Gamble, too,
while the president facetiously ad-
dressed the other as kitty" 1t was
err the regulation lookout nor peek
hole. AS usual KITTY" got the best
of it. What is South Dakota going
to say about public officials won at
mand that the lid be put on and her
metfcally sealed at the White House?
They may be throwing dice there yet
to decide the presidential candidates
for next year.-Detroit Free Press.
VALUE OF WATERWAYS.
]. J. Hill says the railroads must
spend billions to keep up with traffic
demands BY improving the Ohio
Mississippi deep waterways a lot OF
this money can be saved. to relief or
the railroads in Central trunk line ter
ritory and the people can be assured
against extortionates freight rates. The
money the government puts In Will be
in the nature of a permanent invest
ment relieving the railroads. OF the
country from the necessity of expan-
sion In tracks, rolling. stock and cars
to care for the heavy low-class 1relgnt
and free to develop those areas where
the waterways can not reach.-Pitts-
burg. (Pa.) Sun.
A BIFF FOR CANNON
Mr.. Cannon discounts all the talk
of his admirers about his great per-
sonal popularity in and out of Illinois
by his persistent and effective resis-
lance to that feature of the primary
law which left to voters selection of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
Winter Morning Glories.

in the house during the winter. Plant
ed in pots, they will bloom in about
six weeks Put three or four seeds in
each Dot, and place near window
If planted late in the winter, put tum-
bIers over them until they get started.
Let them run on a basket reed or
piece of featherbone, and when it is
nearly covered, bend it over and stick
the other end in the pot, and there
will be circle of blossoms. The vines
can be trained on cords and SO del
icately outline a frieze which would
be charming in a breakfast room.
Nasturtiums may be used in the same
way, and cobaea is also good runner
for the house-Harper's Bazaar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
KANSAS COMMENT
WATCHING THE CLOCK.

There are sundry bewhiskered max
inns which go yammering through the
newspapers year after year.
One Of them is to the effect that the
young man who watches the clock viii
never amount to much in this world
The truth is that the really valuable
young man takes careful note or the
clock; for punctuality is among the
CHIEF OF human virtues, and one that
cannot be properly cultivated without
proper communion with the clock.
The useful man is as prompt to quit
work as he is to begin it; in order to
do his best, he must have his meals
and his recreation at regular intervals,
and SO he watches the clock. Many
horrible railway accidents have occur
red because operators and station
agents and engineers didn't watch the
clock; there are many bungl1ng CLOCK
doctors who might be expert workmen
had they watched the clock.
None of this is of the least import
ance; it is merely futile protest
against weary acknowledgements
Gazette.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
The Missing Link.

Some years ago remains of an ape
like creature possessing unusual hui
man reSem blanceS were discovered in
lava. and the animal was named pithe
canthropus Professor Haeckel and
some others accepted this as repre-
senting an ancestral human form close
" allied to the apes. Now a special
expedition, under the combined aus
pices of the Academy of Sciences of
Berlin and the Dutch East Indies gov
eminent, is being organized to make
a thorough exploration of Java in
.canthropus The geological formation
in which the original discovery was
made is widely extended among the
mountains of that island.-Youtll's
Companion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
A PROPHECY.

The saloon men in Oklahoma who
threaten to boycott the new state, and
to cover it with their curses had bet
ter change their mind. go into some
legitimate business and become citi-
zens of the great new state. There
won't be any other place in ten. years
where they can run a saloon.-Wichita
Beacon,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PtsTcSS

The state Journal % member 2s fne
Associated Press and re~sivss the Itstl oay
TELEGRAPH report OF ina: great news o.
Sanization for the exclusive aeseruVon
publication ;n Topeka.
The news Is received in TIE state jour
nal BUILDING ever wires for this sole pur-
pose.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03

"George,I saw that Singleton woman e
day carrying the silk umbrella that sL
borrowed from me at the club card pr
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-03

why didn't you ask her for it?'
II was just going to when 1 rememb.
ed that 1 borrowed IT from Mrs. Trui.
per."-Cleveland Plain-Dealer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29
El HOMBRE Y SU ENPLEO.
El Lcdo. don Luis Abella Blanco nos
hR remitido la uiguiente circular;

El Lcdo. don Luis Abella BIanco nos
hR rsmitido lR aiguiente circular:
La psicologfa de hRceE bien, cuando SO
tTae 50 iltimo an6lisis Ba Tesuslve on
dos factoreE: trabRio mas 6xito.
81 trabsjo rudo sin TeSultados 8 sptfmu.
IoS, TaTas veceH dej9 otFa cosa que no sea
un hombre descorazonado que Bucumba.
Miles de hombres coFrectoB, con gran
inteligencia han cafdo, apesar del trRbsio
y ls perseverRnoia.
No vierOn los reSuItados , absndonaron
Ia luCha.
PeEo, por otTa parte, Is fortuna engen-
dTa fortuna, oRda victoria eB Ia pFimera
piedra de otEo tempo.
Una Hegunds E6ria viene mas f6cilmen.
to que la primeFR:
La RYentuFa on an negocio inicial 81
tiene 6xitO hace que el hombEe tsngR mas
facilidad para triunfar On una empress
gubsiguiente.
Con el Conocimiento dc hacsr aIgo
bueno viene nm efacto fisico en- la concien.
cia del hombre que 10 lleva una propo
lici6n mas faerts , eIevads.
Es mas, la Euma del tFabBio que uu
hombre puede haceE eAtS en- proportion
directa con les rssultados que 81 obtisne
va BsR ustsd dependents, escribients
vendedoE director suB TeBultados brillan.
teH dependen del rsEultado gus obtepga
uAted cada diR.
FL buen exito 81 81 mas poderoBo incen
two para trRbgJ9r fuerte, en- 81 estS 81
Becreto de conducirse bian.-H Herbert FL
Hapgood
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SUCESO TRlGICO EN- ITALIA.
Como nurI6 Ia narqu0sa d CarsInI.

Una nuevS Victims del fdFor Rutomovis
lista, medic de Iocomoci61 que Berfa exec
lente 81 ae empleaTR con pTudaucia, hs
vsnido aumentar en- Roma Ia laTga lista
que registrar las estsdfsticRs
he aquf como FelRta un corragponsaI ell
suceao que scaba de ocurrir.
E marques de CoFsiai y 50 eBpofa ra.
gresham en- autom6vil 81 Quirinsl desde
los castillcs Eomanos gran velocidad.
FL marques, que es cabRllerizo mayor
de Palscio guiaba el carruRje.
A llegar unoB Is kil6metEos de dis.
tRncia de ls Ciudad poF efsCto de Ia
obscuridad de ls mocha que no permits
yer bien 81 Camino, 81 autom6Yil choc6
violentRmente contra el petFil de un puen-
tecillo situRdo 81 final de un recodo muy
sgudo.
Per efecto del ch-qus, Ia maTqussa fu6
lanzada 81 aire, yendo & cReE baio el
puente, dOnde qusd6 mueFta & los pocog
momentos TeHultando sl marques tambiea
con varias contuniones de consideration
que le imposibilitAban de II an buBca de
auxilio.
En- tan horrible uituaci6n, en- Ia soledad
de Ia campihs romano, Eodeado do sombras
y aTroutrsndo 81 fffo de Ia noChe, tuvo
que espsTRr 81 ilugtrs peTuonsie largo
tempo los BoooFFoa, con6ado an Ia casaaii.
dad lloFando Bobrs 81 cad6yag de IA
esposs.
AL enteraEss de 10 ocurFido, maFoharon
los reyes Embellishments on autom6vil.
Con indscib.e smoCi6n 90 apFcximaron al
lugar de la Catdstrofs, , despu6s de abFa-
saE 81 marques, de besar 81 cad6veT de Ia
marqueBs y de sntersrBe de 10 Ocurrido,
dispuHieEon que el cusrpo de la irfoEtuna.
de DANA de honor fusss puestO en- 81
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Ia VILLA De MAlRID.-En este espacioso
establecimiento, que es Ell mas i'm portante
de Puerto Rico para el detail, estan reel
biendo ahora los articulos propios para la
pr6xima estaci6n, tales como GaSlmreS. Al
DaoaS BOaS pluma de Ostrich lei timas, el
mejor surtido de PerfumBria francesa, desde
lain que es ell fabrica3te mas afamado del
mundo Tenemos ell surtido mas compile
to en- CorbataS, PaYaguas, dncluso los geno-
veses) GualteS MltOnsS, el mejor PahO para
VlllaT, Cortinas leiitimas de madras, un
complete surtido de COrsss (iltima move
seoraa etc Ia vs de- Tsdd acSde nsS,d toda
persona de gustO que quiere comprar bue-
ma meTcancia sin gastar mucho. P. o.
Box 765. Telefono s78 San Francisco 81.
San Juan p. r.
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Sc VENDE.

Una fnnca oompuesta de cincuenta
CusrdaG de terFeno paste de Ira. "a. ola'
90 frente Ia carretsra central. Tiene ca
"a de- mRmpOsteria , msdera, de alto,
pus1to de CRrniCeriR , establecimisnto de
pulperfa, cnRdra de C&bRllos de 20 varaB,
CafstRleg, oanterR que produce 10
pesos diaEios an capital de 81, 500 en- bue-
yes cRrrataI que tambien 30 venden. Es'
"a fncR est6 situada en- Rio PisdrRH colin.
dando con C6guaB. Informant en- Rio
Pisdras don Ramon PiGsiro. 15g. a,
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10 que haCe ell BanCO de Liquidation.

New York OtuBre negooo hana de ata
cuad tfcdo
Tens hsb
1893
Tah6n
eHabledo
Brooklyn a suBpandidO question
todas
anhan los smb
d
elective grandH
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FOR SALE

A farm opposite contiguoS wath the Cen.
trail High.RoRd, Conniltipg Of fifty acres Of
land, Of first and second class pasture;
with stone and wood two-ntoTy houHe; but
cher stall and grocery store; 20 yards
Stable; coffee plantation, and Quarry
producing from $12 TO SIS day.
ALSO q capital in Oxen and Carts,
amounting TO 81. 500, which are likewise
for sale.
This property ID Hituated in Rio PisdTas,
jurisdiction Of CeguaB.
For information appIy to Mr.. Ramon
Pineiro, of Rio Pisdras. Is Y. 8.
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PaniCo extraordinariO.

York, "A IA
ils
denbOO aendenta n hecho dihos dss
Tai nfundido dembo
dneEo muchedubT esblsmianos
hbnd pasRdo achtud las n del sabado E presidents Rs
et ha dLgd fsondos
ntegnte dec ha ontado crisis omica bsncs Coyou ha
hho tOda fnancers
mi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29
10 que Osurrs On Europa,

segdu lss tiltimaH noticias que 90 Feci.
ben do Europa, todoG los gobisrnoa 90 han
prsocupado con Los tTsjes que para cabs.
i1eros nidas acRban do FecibiEBs sn "La
PoImesana" de los aefiores Juan Pieras =
Co., calle de Allen n6meEo 80,
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SBRUcIO ESPECIAL De CABLES
La Dsmocracia" ' La Correspondence
UNID6S
P6rdidas de treCe miIIones.

Nusya York Octubre 29Conta espb ituadn vz de
pdbiCa dis
tai gsavedad
p6n paEa&nd quieba nahtue
eto DEL 1e
p6das mona Auper6b
tdO q capial de
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QEICINA NOTARIAl.
EI LIDO. don Luis AbsIIl BIlnso nos hl renItliO
Ia sigul0nts circular.

Nuestfa legislaci6n VICENTE, ofrace hoy
al pueblo IN pFocedimiento r6pido sen
clio de aCuerdo con los melodies ameTi'
cRnoF: no obtt8nte la contradiction en-
Puerto Rico continda oontrolada y mono
polizada por Rlgunas perBonaB que con
roiraa de Iocura particular, ponen trsbRs
ostaculizan 81 libre f6cil deBanvoIvi'
miento de los negocios, aplicando ATRn'
Celes CreciditfmoB en- gquellaB opsrsoio'
neH que requieTenl ia intervention de No
tsrio pdblico.
a remediar On 10 possible eae NAL, ma
tando ell monopolio con Las mas noble de
las competenciss en- bene6cio del Fdblico
sa encRminan nueBtEoB eRfuerzoE.
Nos hscemoB cargo de gestionaE en- los
RsgiAtroB de la Isls Ia inscription de cual'
quier documento que Sc nos enComiende,
garantizando dich8 inEcripci6n dentFo los
terminoH que Ia Ley prescribe
Damos toda class de facilidRdes para
eI otorgamiento de escrituraH, tomando
per nuestra cuenta 81 trsbsjo de exsmi'
mar antscedenteE, ibTos, archives , dates
en- Ofcinas , RsgiatroH pdblicos que sean
neceBarios para el peIfscto estudio de las
documentaciones.
AGeptando como dljlm0B auteElormente
la competencia eatablecida en- >este ramo,
''prsscindimos" en- absolute de "ATance'
les Notarialea' para 81 cobTo de nueatroB
honorsvioE, , ofrecemou en- beneicio del
Comsrcio, industria, sgricultorea y del
pdb!ico On general la Kiguiente tarifa
particular:
Por el otorgamieuto de- eHcrituraa de
compTs venta preEtamoH aimples hipote'
carlos, SociedadeI MercRntilesy de todaa
clsses diBoluci6n de las mismaP, arren'
damisntoB, censos, servidumbres, prenda,
otras cuyo valoF no txsda de 81, 600 90,
original copia S 400
Uuando el valoT de esaB migmaB
escTituraa ssa de 81. 100000 4 $4,000
original Copia. & so
De- 100000 3,OOO.0O original
ooPia so
De 100000 4 100000 original
cOpis. 9 SO
Da 100000 100000 original
De 100000 ca adsIante 81
pol ciento.
Poderea generates, original ,
Copis. 5 90
copia. SO
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m metros en- So segundos.

Paris Oub5s nuisumo daapsa s todaH es a
dan m v los iDglas los
aanes La novedad h ConEuc6n bo Oonuye pu de
TaCori6 Ia diatncR de III n sfgundos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29

I'm "LA CoEEeGpondsncia do Puerto
RIco", Allau 81, hay de vents reciboa g..
lonREios para CobEo de alquilerOz de CaRGH,
GRnEa1 On mst6lico , con frmas dscls "a,
otonN do nacimisntO, dofunCi6n , OOrti6Oa.
dion mGdicA. p.
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PARA cURAR REsFRIADo
ENUN Ola tome 81 LAXATIVE BRoMo
QUENTNA. El boticario le devolver6 81 dinero sno
SO cura- La Arrns de E. W. GROVE se halla en-
GadR 8aisER
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autnm6vil real , transportado al QuirinaI,
escoltado per los reyes = slumbrsdo con
aDtoFchRs.
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LA RELOJERIA , joyerfa del sr.
Kehrhahn , Co. Is ha trasladado lR ca
lie Dc San Jose 10 frents al CoTreo, donde
hAy ConHtsntemente an buen Nurtido dc re-
lojm , otEaH prsndRa pa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29

Sc ALQUILAN habitaciones para
guardian muebles, an mirador pequeno,
para CabAlleFo solo. CriSto 10 altos, in.
formRFGn. Is '. 9.
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So compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS aunque no est6n en- buen estado,
OOllaTes antiques do coral = pTendRa anti.
Yuas.
Dirfjasa & P. J. B. CTisto (altos) San
Juan al 8 caIle Aurora, POnca p.
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EN- EL CLUB de F. Kehrhahn =
Co., San joss Is, 10 vsnden dos FeIo'
jo1 do GRO CadR BemRnR. u 6ltima Bsma
nR 0btuvO uno al sefior don Jeads
Esoobar de Naraulito gocio n6m 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29

Ell Jueves 81 del coEEiente las de
Ia ERFde sa llevaE6 cabo en- la casa de
PE6Stamoa de JoGe BaE6n, Allen 81, 81
remate de las prendas cuyoS talores han
vencido sin hRbeE sidO renovRdos nj can
oslRdoE
La casa sieua ans Operseiones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29

LECCIONES DE FRANCES Las
dark dOmioilio nm joven frances Para
mks informea dirigiESa RpAEtado No. 1876
Is Y. b.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29

gE VENDEN BillOnes smericanos de
los llamsdoS amariIlos & 50 25 par.
San jose 19 altos San Juan. d. d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29

-EL 'sNUEVO CAFE" de los aBpo-
Bos Morgan, Fortaleza 21, ACABA DE
RECIBIR nm completo surtido de Los ms.
jorsa dulceg. Elegantss CartuchoB propios
para regalOG. HeIadoB, Esfroscos, fFutaa
81 natural , tOdO CuantO regalS ol palRdar
mas dolioado y oncusntra Rlli primoEoEa.
msnts noEvido. Cafe con leOhs y chcCo-
lAtO, dsSds las aiete de Ia mahsnR & las
~ do Ia nochs. Famoso ohocolats BA
KER muy acreditado sn TODD 81 mundo.