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The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
socialism and the church.

From the London World
A bishop, speaking in a cathedral. is re-
ported TO have said few days ago. Not
only in England, but throughout Europe.
there is great cry for justice 1t is
called Socialism The property which
the Church Of England owns is its first
means Of utility. securing to every village
the ministratiOn Of priest in holy orders.
Does the bishop suppose that an estab-
lished and endowed church would be toll
Grated in a Socialistic State?
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
GETS BLACK HAND WARNING.
Threatened Man Notifies Police and
Is Being Guarded

Wilkesbarre. Pa, Dec. A-Despite the
lact that the authorities believed Black
Hand operations in this city had ceased.
after the vigorous campaign by the state
constabulary. Joseph Guerra, an Italian
merchant, to-day received letter de-
manding $500 and threatening him with
death on sight II he failed 10 obey in
sructions or notify the police. He was
ordered TO meet the writer's. who signed
the letter The Black Hand. on a bridge
near the City Hospital on the stroke OF
noon Thursday and hand over the money.
Guerra notified the police, and is now be-
ing guarded.
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Naval Officers Give Ball.

special % The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Nd. Dec. 4-The first Of the
officers hops at the Naval Academy was
held tonight. and Notwithstanding the
nclement weather. was well attended.
The affair took place in the auditorium OF
the new academic building, where all OF
the officers series will be held hereafter.
In previous years they have taken place
in the sail room Of the new boat-house
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
sPoNGEs TO SAVE CHAMPAGNE
3ottIes Packed So That if Broken
Their Contents Not Lost,

The champagne makers Of Reims buy
lot Of cur sponges. said u wholesale
dealer in the Louisville Times. They
squeeze champagne out OF them. They
must squeeze in the years course 1Oo0.e00
bottles Of champagne out Of sponges.
Mystihed. aren't you
But there is no mystery about the
matter. Champagne, as it ferments. is
powerful stuff; ii breaks the strongest
bottles. and in the past All the cham
pagne that broke its bottles and escaped
was lost.
Now. though. they pack the cham
pagRe in clean sponges. and every day or
two they go over the plant and If any of
the bottles have broken they squeeze into
casks TIE wine that the sp0nges have re-
tained,
This wine. reclari6ed. refined. and bot.
tied again, makes very coed second
quality drink
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
MYSTERY IN HIS DEATH.
Body of John Gray Found in Black
smith shop Near Rockville.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Rockville. Nd, Dec. 4.-John Gray. aged
fifty. wel-known citizen of this section.
was found dead in a blacksmith shop on
what is known as the Lucos farm. three
miles east of Rockville, late this after
noon. He lived at the home OF Louis
Johnson. short distance from the Lucos
place. Late last night he went part of
the way home with Mr.. Lucos, and was
supposed to have returned TO the Johnson
place. Not having returned. a search was
made, with the result stated.
Mystery surrounds the death Tie body
was brought here tonight by Under
talSer w. c. Pumphrey, and States Attor-
ney Peter has ordered an inquest held.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
Groxe-sIontgomerx.

Special to The Washington Herald
Fredericksburg. Va, Dec A pretty
wedding was solemnized this evening in
The ST. Georges Protestant Episcopal
Church. in this city. when Miss Kathe-
rine Lee Montgomery, daughter of Mrs.
Blanche Brockenbrough Montgomery. Of
his city. and Mr Daniel Lochier Grove.
of Clarksburg. w. Va. were married
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Sallie 3. Montgomery as maid az
honor Mr. Harrison Seilly, Of Shepbards-
town, w. Va, was best man.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05

From PuCk-
Mr.. Haymow Cat the telephone)-Drop
in a nickel? Not on your life, I got
weighed twice yesterday. I got all the
souvenir pOstals 1 need. an never
chaw chewin gum,
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05

skirt designing. II is side-plaited AT the
hips. and is ornamented with horizontal
tucks around the sides and back. the front
gore being left plain To develop this
charming toilette ia the medium size re-
quires 81 yards Of 32-inch goods for the
overblouse and 93-4 yar-s Of the same
width for the skirt Two patterns-26s7.
fouF sizes. y TO 5S inches bust. and 26sS,
FIVE sizes - TO 90 inches waist.
The price Of these patterns is % cents,
but either may be obtained by incl0sing
10 cents in stamps and addressing Pattern
Department The Washington Herald 734
Fifteenth street northwest. giving number
(2597-969S) and size wanted.
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aEORF0Lk & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Bs.: Service TO CALIFORNIA.

ARIZONA. NEg MEXICO. AND TEXAS
Il lxl-c1sS s1-n-lIrd LsrIFE-Cit also most .oodern
Tourist SurpInC ClTs Personally Conducted NItaols
NnElS-- oEl.A ~ ssl 4satss sn- ste-istt Is5slsa.
the MCTid 4 j. ifOSTUN. Genl. Agent. 81 PeDlz-
Ave. \. W.. - 18th 81 n. ".
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05

For Mt. Vernon, Alexandria, and
Arlington. Washington, Alexandria
/. & Mt.Veraon Ry. Sta. Izth&Pa- az
TRAINS FOR Mt. VERNON fNEEa DAYS
10 i A n y NOON. ! AND 2 II
TRANS FOR ALEXANDRIA AMI ARLING-
Ton DAILY EVERY q MINUTES.
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TAKEN OUT OF COURT
Compromise Likely of Troll
ley Damage Suits.
CLAIMANTS FIX ON AMOUNTS

Negro MidEets Again I'm Alexandria
jail Awaiting Execution for Smith
Murder-EnEIes Hold Annual EIec-
tiOn-Miss BurSOn Bride of Mr.. =. A.
sizer-FuneraI of Mrs. Henderson.
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CARS TO KENSlNcToN

cars rom l5ih a. l1d y. \ ave. every d H.
Pass Eock Creek Bridge and Pa1k, nam eHSE1z-e
Zoo ard country Cub 20 ChrTy Chase Lake Con
meet with hsns5ust0E cas- Round tap urssiS
&C. al Eussel'S
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Fotal- eao.ot9 ~
District cf Columbia City q Washington: IS;
l. A g. CLAPHAM cashier 4 the abovenaned
hank. 60 solcnnly swear that the above statement
Is true % TIE best q ms knowledge and helief.
A. G. CLAPHAM. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ith day
# Decembef 1867.
J. \. THOMPSON.
Notary Public
CoErect-A;tcst:
T. T. SCHNEIDER.
FRANKLIN T.. SANSER,
T. A. DRURY.
r. a. DIEHAY
HENRY EVANS.
JAMES 0'D0NNEIL,
LOUIS T. KREY.
CHAS. W. DARR
L Z. HoWENSTEIN.
Oirsct0EA
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05

Intelligence has been received here an
nouncing the death OF Or. Hamilton p
Hovard, former resident. who died
Monday last at Bedford City, Va. DR..
Howard was a graduate of the University
OF Virginia and practiced in this city for
many years, where he was well known.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05

Miss Agnes Ryan. Of Washington. and
Mr.. Herbert T. Beach, of this city. were
married at O'Clock tonight at the
parsonage Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South by Rev. Charles d. Bulla.
pastor. Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Beach were rendered a reception at
the home Of the groom, 81 North Royal
street.
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wife of Mr.. John T. Henderson. whose
death occurred Wednesday last, took
place AZ O'Clock this afternoon AT 5O1
Cameron street. Rev. Joseph r. Sewer.
pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church.
ofiiciated. and the burial was in Union
Cemetery. The pallbearers were F.. c.
Graham. Worth Hulhsh. A. II. Thomson.
q. William Ramsay. s. II. Lunt, and
Capt r +. Knox
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-25
THE REWARD


"Ki-yi-yi-ki-yi!" yelped little
black dog, as he fed from the mis-
siles of suburbanite Jones and
lodged around the corner of neigh
Dor Jackson's house into, Philmot's
tidy lawn.
| Aaron Philmot, an eccentric
bachelor of 40, was particularly
proud of his beautiful lawn, and
Jones expected the little stray dog
to meet his doom.
But Philmot was not brutal. AS
1.-THE frightened canine rushed
across the lawn and rieaped upon
the porch, a peculiar compassion
filed his heart, and ne took the
Astranger into the house.
! That night as the kindly bache-
lor sat beside the hearth and petted
(. hts new found friend, a notice in
the evening paper attracted his at
tention. 1t read:
! Lost, strayed or stoien-A small
black dog with brown spot over
the left eye. If found advise and
receive reward. J. L., 121 B ST."
The description tailed exactly
with the dog he had rescued. With
a feeling akin to sorrow, for his
heart longed for the affection mani
tested by the little fellow. Philmot
went to his desk and wrote in his
frank, bold script:
-. L.-Call at 2906 c St, and you
may have the dog advertised in
this evenings paper as lost. Yours
truly, AARON PHILMOT."
The following day ne was sur
prised to receive sweet-scented
missive, addressed by a feminine
hand, and. opening it, he read, with
some curiosity, the following:
"Mr. Aaron PhilmOt, City, Dear
Sir-Will you please bring, or send,
my little terrier to my address? A
satisfactory remuneration for your
time and trouble will be made.
Yours truly, JESSIE LIE SEURE."
With mingled feeling of trepida-
/ ton and anticipation, Philmot set
out on his errand the following
evening, just as the twilight shades
were falling Beside him, secured
by a small rope, trudged the ter
rier.
AS it was quite long distance,
however, his fluttering heart had
somewhat regained it's composure
by the time he reached the cor
rect number on B ST., and he noted
the surroundings as he sauntered
up the brick walk that led to the
house. 1t was small house set
well back In the yard, and the
giant oaks cast a gloom about it..
However, soft, mellow light from
within promised cheerful in
| terror.
He rang the door pell and lis
tened In an instant he heard some
one walking, and. lady, opening
the door, babe him enter. She was
middle aged, but her luxuriant
brown hair had not the slightest
tinge of gray. Her face was fair
and full, and her large eyes. brown,
and withal she charmed the bache-
lor of As as though he were a
schoolboy.
81 have returned the terrier" he
said, as he entered.
''Oh. l am so glad" she answered
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- hey pay for what they get and get what they pay
f0g- Otherwise they to be dealers
The sound principle should be insisted in be-
half of the purchasing public through the properly
stitued officers The coal dealers have made poor
even granting that they all honest and Jealous
In the cause Of fair dealing.
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evening after the birds had retreat.
ed southwark before the cold north
wind, he held her hand a moment
longer and gazed intently into her
face.
"A penny for your thoughts" she
whispered.
my thoughts?" he asked, slowly
but tensely. my thought were OF
you. | was thinking OF that ad. I
read several months ago."
What about it?" she asked.
81 want my reward" he an.
swered earnestly.
Now the little black terrier is at
home among the beautiful shrub
berry of Philmot's suburban home
Neighbors Jones and Jackson eye
the dog with establishment, and re.
call his. masters kindness months
before.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-25

A minute-what is 1t worth?
It's value depends upon who
wants it and how 1t is to be en-
ployed.
The Goth century minute is Oft
en- worth millions of dollars, and
is paid for in good hard cash.
The New York Central system Is
spending $70.000,000 to facilitate
traffic six to eight minutes on each
train. In other words. it is paying
$6,000,000 to 100000 a minute
1t cost Harriman's stockholders
$35 minute to bridge Salt lake.
The Chicago d Northwestern is
laying out $50, Ooo.0o0 to save 20
minutes a day.
!. The union depot at Boston facili-
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tates traffic several minutes at a
cost of $4,000, 900 minute.
Every tick Of the Nlock means
$25 to John ID. Rockefeller.
Judge Lands was getting FIVE
! cents a minute when he fined the
Standard Oil co. 29.240.00O.
John S. Miller. the Standards
lawyer, was getting $3.50 minute
to Judge lands cents.
The "hello" girls used to say
Number, please" The please"
/, was cut out. The telephone COM
panies estimate that the time taken
by the operators In speaking that
word please" aggregated 642
hours day-a too expensive
courtesy
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The Daily Short Story

|sweetly. "He saved me from death
at the time my husband was killed
three years ago, and am very
much attached to him."
The conversation then drifted to
the tragedy and from there to. cur
rent topics. Ere he was aware of
it. two hours had flown and vet he
was loath to go. But the mantel
block kept warning, and with an
effort he arose. !
Come again. Mr.. Philmot,'s she
said with a most bewltching smile.
with pleasure, IL Ismay,"" he an
swered.
AS they stood by the door, one
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-25

Splendid for these comfort
able garments, for father, moth
er and family; a big assortment
of these new robes on sale to-
morrow in the basement;
each; %. $3.50, $2.75, 1925
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at a profit until railroad Is built
to handle supplies and ore. 1t is
claimed a road will be built
through the district in the near
future.
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PiPER's WIFE DIVORCED

SEATTLE. Sept. rs. - Mrs.
George III. Piper. wife Of State Sen
ator Piper. has obtained divorce
Tor alleged desertion.
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On artfeulo de mertto Sc vende bien.
ConvOcatarla 4 Juntl General FYtraOrdInarIa d
AeeIonlstls d The InsuIar Dock Company.

En- uso de las facultades que Ie confe1e
81 Art 20. de los Estatututos de Ia Junta
DIRECTIVE de The InsuIaT Dock Company
ha aeoFdado convocaF & Jasnt0 EGtr00rda-
maria de AcciOnistas para 81 dia 26 del CO.
rriente mes, cuyo acto deberk tener lugar
en- las ofcinaB de la Compaffa (calle
Allen ndmero S9) las dOa de la tarde.
Es objeto principal de ls citada reunion
el determinaF la forma y modo de Cerrar
81 cOntFato de construction del muelle de
espig6n H6meTo 2 con casaG residences en-
los Estados UnidoE, ssf como 81 fjar lfmi'
teB y acoTdar poderes especiales para la
emiSi6n dc bonon hipotsCarios, ii hubieBe
necesidad de clio, una comiBi6n de Di-
rectores que ha de tTaaladarse New York
con el obieto q objetoB antes indicados,
Comisi6n que, SO hR acordado por Ia Di-
rectiva embaTque en- primer vapor por
cueuta propis Hea sin que nus gastos gra.
ven los intereses de ''The InsulRr Dock,
Company.
Lo que % hace p6blico los efectoS
consiguientes. - San Juan, Puerto Rico
Julio 10 de 1907.
G. CONDE, Presidente 6v.
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Fiestas patrOnaIss en- Ia Cidfa.
Tsrmlnadss los ohras del ''SlIto DO GOmUlo" 81
Instalara IA luz sl6ctrIca.
(Do "aostro oOrrespOnsG1.) }

Julio 8.-Mucho entusiasmo Sc nota
entire los vecinos de esta pueblo, especial.
mente en- el eIemanto j6ven, para festeiar
dignamente 81 dfa de Is Patrona, NueStra
Sonora del Carmen, que Cd nuestra fiesta
predilecta. A clio han contFibufdo con
Gus trabsjos iniCiativaS los dignos obre.
ros estimados amigos nuestroA Don Ma-
nuel Delgado y Don Jeads Ortiz, quie.
nes enviamoG nuestra cumplida fslicitaci6n.
-Ss va notandO "a la escas6z de Bola'
res On ell recinto uEbano de esta localidRd,
por 10 Cual verfamoB con guAto que el
Honorable Ayuntamieuto proveyess Rl
enSanChe de la pobIaCi6n, que cadR dfa se
aiente mas satiafscha de su progreso.
-LlamamoB lR atenci6n de vaRios pa.
dreS de fsmilia , a6n de ls policfa, Bobre
los chiquillos que ocupan 81 tF6nBito =
sitios pdbliCos dc noche, & horas en- que
debieran estaF EecogidoB en- suA CasRs, y
no molestando los que tTanBitRn pacifcas
mente poP dichoV Aitios!
-HemOs dido quejsrue los aCcionistss
del "BanOo Industrial de Santiago de
Cuba" en- eBte pueblo, del olvido en que
les tienen los directories de dicha asooia-
ci6n On Puerto Rico, que hsCe algdo item
po no vienen por aquf.
-Fu6 arrestado poE Ia policfa puesto
& dispoaiCi6n del senior Juez de Paz eli
veCinO Eduvigis Trinidad, acusado por
violaci6n.
-Aseg6rase que pfonto tsndremos una
nueva farmscia en- esta IocsIidad.
-Tambi6n 90 aseguEa que en- los prime.
ros messs dsl entrante aflo, DOR 10 adeIan-
tadO que iguen los tFabsjos del ''6alto de
ComerfO' tenderness instslaciones de luz
eI6ctriCa en- estOs puebIOs. Que veDgs
Cuanto Rnte1 tan imp portanta reforms
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO. RICO.
Capital autorlzadO S2.4OO,OOO. Capital ruali.
zadO S3l5.532.9S, U. SC.
Onerociones na.e reoLian:

OO0EWOGV9SOC 4tS0 TCNCCSIGs
PF6Stam0s: Con garantias personaIes. con
cOlaterales, y con hipOtecas cOrto y largo
plazO sobre fincas rdsticas.
DeSCueRt0S: De giros, pagares, obl1ga
clones cOnerciales cOrtO plazo.
Glr0S: Sobre Espaf1a, New York, Paris,
LOndres y Halnburgo.
GTOs POT Cable: sobre New York Ma
drid:
Cuontas COnlentes: Con interes de poo
Anual disponibles Ia vista por cheques.
Imp0slCIonsS plazo flo: Con interes de q 2
ep. 8 annual segun tempo.
eOC0n de- ahoTEOs: Imposiciones sobre lie
bretas desde 25 cts. 81 1000 con intereseg
al6 p g annual.
Cobranzas: Por cuenta agena con coml-
sion m1pima de cObrO. Sin cOmisi6n para
los corrient1stas.
Dep6sItos: De elective y valores.
Gamble do TnOnsdas: De todos los pafses.
vsnta do p6duas hlp0IsoaTIas: La mejor Inc
version en- Puerto Rico, INTEREST," p. &, paa
gadero pOr cupones semestrales.
Vsnta Do fnOas: Dsndo facilidades para el
pagO, en- las jurisdiCciOnes de Adiuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibOnltO, Arecibo, Barcelo-
meta, Barros, Cayey, CIales, Corozal, Qua.
yaIna, Hatillo, Juana Diaz, Lola, Manatf,
Maricao, Naranjito, Pstillas, Rio Grande,
UtuRdos YabucOa y YaucO.
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Blanca M,trds en- Ponce.

Sc ha anunCiado con gran profuui6n Dc
EeCIamos en- Ponce, la pF6ximR vista
aquells ciudad de Ia artista, primera tiple
de cartel en- los teatroB de Eapsfis, Ameri'
ca del Sur y Cuba, sefiorita Blanca Ms.
tr6s, que pEo9edente de "a HabanR vendr6
pEontO & eatR isla.
Una compahta de zarEueIa espanoIa de
ambOs gsneros (suponemos que poF ahf an
dar6 el chico que va siendo "a para las le-
tTas espafiolas una verdadera pssadez) ha
sldo contratsda para una temporada artfs.
tica en- Is CiUdad del sur probablemente
visitaFk despu6s otras poblacioneS, estando
81 abono & cargo de nueatFo enthusiastic ,
habil Compatriota Beiior America Marin.
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Dscum0nto hIstdrIco.

FiIadeIis, Julio 4.-En los archives de
Ia Pennsylvania Railroad aa ha encontra'
do ana carta de James Buchanan, escrita
cusndo era PEesidents de los Estados Uni
dos, devoIvisndo I'm billete de libre circu'
laci6n en- 81 Northern Central Railroad.
La carta dice asf;
"DsvuelvO 81 billeta gratuito que Mr..
Gillipgs mand6 Sc me enviaFa para el Nor
thern Central Railroad, Rgradeci6ndoHelO
tanto como 81 10 hubiera utilizado. Da'
rante mi vida, he tenido por norma no
visjar gratis en- nipg6n f5rrocaFril, puesto
que soy contrario esa costumbre de con-
csder paHajes & peraonsa extranas las
Companfag.
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La GUARDlA RURAL GAPTURA UN BANDlDO.

Habana, Julio 4.-La guardia rural de
Colon capture esta madRna al bandido
Manuel Bravo Blanco, el cual aver, junto
con dos de su partids, saqueaEon la casa
de un gusjiro llamado Ortegs. BlanCo =
suS aBeCuaceB % spodersron del hijo de
Ortegs de Cinco amos, amenszsndo CON
matarle Di les hacfan resistsncia.
Oltsga antreg6 todo 81 dinero valoTes
que tenfa para salvar Ia vida de 50 hijc.
Por la tarde, dichos bandidos tropegaron
CON Ia guardis rural, pero 6Ata no estaba
en- condolences de intentar Ia captura. A
la mafiann aiguiente prepaTada Ia guardia
rural, Eealiz6 la csptura del C6lebre ban.
dido Manuel Bravo Blanco.
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Sc c0RTO Ia LENegl.

Un meC6nico lIaunadO William W. Nc
Lsughin, de tfeinta , tres amos dc edad,
habitante On sI ndmero 64 Huron St.,
GreOnpoint, que Dc baIlaba poseido de Ia
idea de que hablaba mucho, aver 90 cort6
an busn pedazo dc Ia lepgua con an
cuchiIlo.
Despues Rtac6 81 nacimiento de Ii len.
qua con las uflaa. Unaa mujeres veCinas
le visron , disron aviso 81 puestO de po.
licfa pr6ximo Lleg6 ID Rmbulancia ,
Mclaughlin hi1o resiatsnciA furioaa, por 10
gus fu6 neCesario ponarle camina de fuersa
para poderlo lIevar 81 hospital.
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-EL 'NUEVO CAFE de los espO-
Uou Morgan, Fortaleza 81, ACABA DE
RECIBIR un Oompleto nurtido de los me-
joHea dulceE. EIegantau caFtuChos propios
para regalos. HeIados, TefrssCoE, frutas
al natural y todo Cuanto rsgals el paladar
m6s d0licado 10 encuentra allf primoFoaa.
monto uorvido. Cafe con leche = Choco-
late, deSde Las Giets dc Ia maHana & Las
IL dc ID nochs. Famoso chocolate BA'
KER muy acPaditado en- todo ell mundo.
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PARA Ell CALORI-etLa Villa de
Madrid ACADIA de rsCibir las legftimas Ca
miSetas de Crepe de saut6, drill de hilo
n6merO 100, alpscaH ingIeSsS y 81 mas
grande surtido de perfumeria francesa
Rai como Caaimires lijeros para Ia eata
Ci6n del calor.
En- nuestros almacenes, todos los dias son
do moda, pueB para 81 pdblicO de gusto
Iiempre se vende bueno baratc. .-TeIefo
no 27S. P. o. Box 764-San Francisco
b1.-Ean Juan p. II.
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Interesante aspecto de Ia Conferencia.

La Julio II hR Ia puid de los
pe6dicoA l nega haraa
inre4sdos del Unidoa
del
politics opinion p6rida
los Edos U
mayor5 fortazcan.
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VENTA DE CASA. Persona de poOi-
ci6n puede adquirir una casa en- Santurce,
recien COnstruida con tods clase de Coz
modidades Eat6 situada en- Bitio c6ntrico
y sano de Ia CarreteFa central, y consta de
seis habitRciones, Hala, comedoF y ademas
habita siones para 81 serviciO; dos inodOroH,
magnifcO bafio con lavabo de msrmol etc
Para nformes dirigirse & don j. Pujals
("SempeF,") en- esta rsdacci6n. Is v. a.
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FAMAS De EUR0PA.-Los eminentes sa-
bios medicos GermOd Bouchardat, Nonta
y Chomel en- sus estudiOs sobre ell vino San
Rafael de Valence Drome) France, des-
pues del analisiE hecho pOT los eminentes
sabios Liebig y PRsteur, certifcan que las
propiedades de este vino son de tai excelen-
Cia, que su usO debe ser ObligatoriO los
dolO, frecuentemente garantiza buena sa-
lud, 10 que recomienda muy eficazmente
s todos sus colegas Cuidese mucho con
las falsifloaciones. Unicos agentes para Ia
Isla do PtO-Rico. OeTeoe0gO Herms0nOs y
"a. San Juan PR.
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METILOTDEs-El meior mas Beguro
do tOdog los Ospooifioog h&8ta ahoEa conocido
para Il cura perman0nto de todaa las enfer-
mOdAdsS dc la ureta, va sean 6stas Cr6nicaB
agudAS. Contiena 81 flujo ours por COM
ploto, en- menoS tiempos qrO ningdn otro pre-
parade similarD las gonorreAs, ospsrmatoTn&s
uistitiI, cot, Meior que les inysooionoa muy
superior 81 a&ndalo Copaiba. Empio7a
gaTtir "a efeoto las tres 8 ouatro horRs dc
habeTuo tornado.
Los "METILOIDE9"-son f6silos do tomaH
3 ogt4n propArados de mRnoRa que no Eovuel-
ven ol aSt6mago nj pFoducon malos ofoctOg,
Do Vanta en- todas Las Boticaa PidRngo
muogtrag gratis sus 6nicos fehricsntos-
Frederick SS0Rrns q 0R. Detroit, EiGhi'
RRn n A,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-11
Sensational artlCuIo de lie Temps"

Paris Julio 1El pubcado
sensational artO
do aEuo ha do pradO eemeutO extno i6n del dia
h Temps SuschO sbo paOdicO cica aceFbseD ad
Unidos
dr Lee cu9e Ls Tnpsque las mimas IngaFa 6
lie Temps ide guitar mpoEna los anunados Cuadra
pudiea de intervention pOdere svr
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JOSE MENDIN-vende u detail =
al por mayor cal viva , Rpagada. GFava
y arena duICe u offeCe Lanchss de 10 &
Is toneIadas para transpOrts de toda clase
de cRrga. Para informes, Playa de los
Ladrillos, San Juan. 80 v.