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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
TWO CABINET MEMBERS
TALK TO COTTON ASSN.
Secretary Straus Advises Against Building Tariff
Wall so High as to Encourage High Walls on the
other Side.

Washington. Oct 4.-The second and
closing days session OF the national con-
vention OF cotton manufacturers today
was marked by the presence and the de-
livery OF addresses by two members OF
President Roosevelt's cabinet. They
were Secretary Straus OF the department
OF commerce and labor and Postmaster
General Meyer. Others on the program
were: ID. A. Tompkins of Charlotte. y.
c. on american Shipping on the Deep
Seas" Arthur II. Marsh of New York
city, Economic Position on the New
York Cotton Exchange and It's Relation
10 the Cotton Trade" and l. l.. Green,
freight traffic manager OF the Southern
railway on 'The Loading and Shipment
of Cotton"
A complimentary luncheon In honor OF
the foreign delegates was given at the
close OF the morning session.
In his address Secretary Straus review
ed the history OF the cotton industry I'm
this country from the beginning. saying
that II was founded In failure. He re-
ferred TO the difficulties I'm the early pc
riods OF promoting manufacture OF cotton
and other goods by the colonists as the
result OF prohibtive laws under Dutch
and British rule. Even as late as IVA
the secNar said, wool cards were the
oniv articles OF machinery allowed 10 be
imported into this country. or the cotton
industry now, Mr. Straus said;
s6l3ooo,0oo INVESTED.
To-day there Is invested In this Indus
try $4,000 900. It's annual product Is $780,
600 900: II pays out annually wages. slo6,-
oo0O 900 and exports SIS. 900. .00O-about one
twelfth OF the value OF this class OF goods
that enters into international trade
THE so-cailed yellow races are steadhy
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
SINKING FUND
BOARD MEETS;
FUND GROWING

The board OF commissioners OF sinking
fund held regular quarterly meeting
this morning at II o'clock and transacted
routine business The following resolu-
ton was adopted, which will be presented
TO the city council next Monday evening:
"One hundred fourteenth quarterly re-
port OF the board OF commissioners OF
sinking funds.
ITO the Honorable the City Council of
the City OF Providence:
"The board OF commissioners OF sinking
funds make this their one hundred four
teenth quarterly report.
"The bonds comprised In the funded
debt, for the redemption of which sinking
funds are held by the commissioners. the
purposes for which they were issued. the
amounts OF the sinking funds. and the in
crease of each are shown by the following
table,:
'',rhe whole amount OF the sinking
funds In the hands OF the commissioners
on the 18th day OF June. 1907. was 1881
s7s.4l
THE whole amount OF sinking funds
I'm the hands OF the commissioners on the
3oth day OF September. 1907. was A,99i.-
sl5.76. ~
Increase for the quarter ending Sep
tember 20. 1907 has been $6.4S7.35. f
THE North Burial ground perpetual
care fund, held by the commissioners In
trust. which Is not included In the above
report, is as follows:
Amount OF funds June 20. 1907. .S22l, ,s95 81
Received from interest ......,..... l36 ~
Received from perpetual care
funds ........ .......,..... 2'Soo w
Total Sept 30, 1907. ..,............$ WA, ,3s2 81
Respectfully submitted by request or
the board of commissioners.
MAYOR AND CHAIRMAN
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04


There was no band concert in the
square this morning by the Fort Adams
band as announced. The band was
brought up from Newport on Capt. Fred
Goff's motor boat Columbia and owing to
the rain and fog did not reach here until
about s o'clock. The band was taken to
the engine house. where they were served
with hot breakfast by Mr.. Dimimgo
Hall, and by the time breakfast was over
the special cars we're in waiting to take
the Narragansett Fire company, their
lady friends and the band to the Brock
ton fair The party was not as large as
expected owing to the condition OF the
weather
Yesterday the residents OF this village
were shocked when they learned OF the
death OF Alice. wife OF the Rev Thomas
A. Norris at her residence at Plymouth,
Mass. The Rev. Mr.. Norris wns for many
years pastor of the Congregational church
here and Mrs. Norris did much to make
her husba and's labor efforts successful.
The Alpha club will meet this evening
I'm their parlors on Lincoln avenue.
Mr.. Howard Anthony left last evening
for New York city. where he will be the
guest OF friends
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
FIRE AT PAWTUXET
DISCOVERED IN TIME

A. IRE occurred shortly after l:s this
morning in ]. W. Moores grocery and
market just over the bridge in Pawtuxet,
which, but for It's timely discovery by
Frank Cilva, who occupies a tenement
above the store. would undoubtedly have
done serious damage and perhaps have
endangered the lives OF those In the house
by suffocation.
The timely discovery OF the fire coupled
with the good work OF the Pawtuxet Vol
unteer fre company prevented any seri-
Gus damage and the fire was confined To
the room back of the store in which II
started and a small portion OF the roof.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04

About rs of the leading Democrats OF
this town met in the town hall last eve
ming for the purpose OF electing state
delegates. Charles A. Burns was elected
chairman and John ]. Clancy clerk. The
following delegates were elected: Charles
McCabe, William Palmer, ]. A. Sullivan
and Joseph Hogan: town committee.
Charles A. Burns. George ]. Norton. J.
A. Sullivan. Henry Meegan. John Clancy,
j. #. Coyne, j. s. McCabe, Charles S.
Mowry, Francis Merriweather, John Ma
honey. Robert B. Mccormick and william
Nolan.
II was voted to allow the town com
mittee 10 make the nominations which
could be ratified at "a meeting called later
possibly after all other parties had made
their nominations.
OFT FOR MUSTER.
There were not as many OF the mem
bers OF the Watchemoket fire company
and their friends to go to the Brockton
muster this morning as was expected by
the committee in charge. There were
two cars at the fire station, the one for
men being well filled. but there were but
few ladies In the one that has been en-
gagged for their special benefit. During
the day there were quite a number Of men
and women who went to the muster VIA
the Consolidated road.
THIS MAY BE THE SLATE.
AS near as can be learned there was
something doing when Councilmen Cady
and HortCO were seen to cross Washing
ton bridge on Wednesday morning for a
meeting was held somewhere in the city
and the following slate Is said to have
been made up, but there are none OF the
rank and file of the workers, for the Re-
publican machine will say whether this
slate with the names written upon II will
look real nice at the caucuses that is to
be held Tuesday evening: For senator,
William c. Bliss. Esq; first representa-
tive, Benjamin Martin; second representa-
tive, John McCausland, the last-named
being a good government man from first
TO last and about six years ago was
"agin" the machine TO that extent that he
was In control and there are some OF the
everyday Republicans who do not take
kindly 10 his being named.
MINOR MENTION.
The social committee OF the Watche-
moket fire company mat last evening and
decided TO hold the first OF their series
OF socials I'm the town hall Tuesday eve
ming Oct 10 Mr.. Henry Meegan was
chosen as floor director. Joseph eastman
was made a committee on music and
George G. Fuller committee on print
ing.
little girl living on School street
while leaving the A. p. Hoyt grammar
school was struck on her right ankle Ivy
a stone thrown by some unknown boy
IL is probable that a stop will be put to
these actions in the very near future.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
MIKADO'S MOTHER
BELIEVED TO BE DEAD

Toxic. Oct. At was reported today
that the real mother OF the emperor ot
japan. named Mackayama, who has held
the highest rank at the imperial court.
was seriously III. II Is believed. however,
that she died early today.
The emperor is officially supposed 20 be
the son OF the deceased Empress Asako,
but the son OF Makayama was adopted
as heir TO the throne by the late Emperor
Komei-Tenna. who died In 1867. The EN-
press Asako died I'm 1897
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
ACTING POLICE CAPTAIN
WOODWARD SUSPENDED

Acting Capt Louis d Woodward OF the
Central Falls police force. has been sus-
pended from duty by Acting Chief HUI
ling for conduct unbecomirg an officer.
II is generally understood that the cause
OF his suspension is intoxication.
II is said that Just before midnight
Wednesday. President Pigeon of the
board OF aldermen, who Is acting mayor
I'm the absence of Mayor Freeman, WAS
called 10 the police station and asked
what was 90 be done In the matter. Ho
left TO the acting chief with the above
result.
officer Woodward's place is taken by
officer Turner officer Woodward has
been on the police force some six years
and has been considered one OF It's most
capable members.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
laps Buy Tank Steamer

London. Oct 4.--The Togo Kisen Kaishe
(Orientai Steamship company has pur-
chased through Lawther, Latta & Co. q
70o0-ton tank steamer for Esl,ooo. which
will be employed In the oil trade between
southern California and japan.
The company has also bought the Brit
ish steamer Herminos, which will be re-
named Soyo Maru which viii be en-
ployed In the same trade. The company
has a ive-year contract. under which II
will take 600 tons of California oil daily.
II IL understood that II intends 10 largely
increase the number OF It's tank steamers.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
VISITOR TO CITY
BITTEN BY SETTER DOG

r. n. Tanner Of Conimicut. who IL visit
ing Michael Ciancey NJ 2 Armstrong ave-
nue.. reported 10 Dr. King at the city hall
yesterday afternoon that he had been bit
ten while near his friends house by n red
Irish setter. Tie wishes 10 have the ami
mails head sent TO the city laboratory, as
the DOG had been acting aueeriy.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
MEAT CLEAVER CUT
BADLY FIERRE'S HAND

Lawrence Fierre OF 6S Trenton street
had his right hanG severely cut with a
cleaver I'm Comstock A. Co.'S meat house
on Canal street at o'clock this morning,
and he was taken TO the Rhode Island
hospital In the ambulance for surgical
treatment
lie and John Miller OF 75 wickenden
street were cutting up side OF beef. and
accidentally Miller brought the cleaver
down on the back OF Fierre's hand. maxi
ing n wound four inches long.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
Boston Woman Lost in This City

Mrs Matte Leonard. 90 years OF age.
was taken In charge yesterday by Patrol
man +. J. Robinson Of Station 4 She told
the police her home is In Boston and that
she had been In this city several days.
looking for the Joy line dock. She said
that she wanted to go to New York to see
her daughter. She will be sent to Boston
or to New York by the authorities today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
PAPER WORKERS
NECK BROKEN

Rumsord Falls. Me-, Oct. 4.-Fred Ar
senauit. sxed n. Of Cleary. p. Z. l.. was
drawn into paper machine at the mills
OF the International Paper company.
early today and his neck was broken.
A corone. deemed an inquest unneces-
eary. lie was not married.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
MURDERER ADMITS
SHOOTING ID MEN

Chsttanooga. Tenn. oct. I'D. ID. Ed
wards on trial for the murder OF sam
Brooks. a negro. under cross-examination
said:
II have shot and probably killed u men
I'm my tine
lie saio a majority OF the killings oc-
during n labor strike IN Chicago. Ed
wards In known et a Kentucky feudist.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
lap Merchants for Peace

New York. Oct. AT yesterdays meet
ing of the New York chamber OF COM
merce. II was stated that the chamber
had received from the Toxic chamber a
letter appealing to the New York organi-
zation TO do all In Its power to prevent
a breach of relations betwcSh Japan and
the United States, following the San
Francisco incident.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
JEALOUS MAN
MURDERS WIFE
AND SUICIDES

New York. Oct. 4.--Insanely jealous OF
his handsome young wife, John Bohn-
mueller, a Brooklyn saloon keeper. today
shot her to death and then killed him
self There were evidences that Mrs.
Bohnmu~ller was preparing breakfast
when sho was shot down.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
Waterman Street Reopened

BY order OF Commissioners Slade. Wa
terman street was opened to all kinds of
traffic yesterday.
Work has begun on Angel street, which
will be paved with bithulithic pavement.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
District Court Notes

William Armstrong, In the district
court this morning. after trial was fined
$50 anu costs for an assault.
Avedis Monradian failed to appear for
trial for assault and his bail was ordered
forfeited
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
Charles Emory Smith Weds

Elberon. n. j.. Oct. 4.-The marriage or
Miss Henrietta Nichols 10 Charles Emory
enith. editor OF the Philadelphia Press
and formerly postmaster general. took
place here yesterday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
THEFT OF PURSE
DENIED BY KITOVITZ

Alexander Kitov.iz In the district court
this ncrnine pleaded not guilty to steal
ing pocketbook and contents valued at
20 cents from Mary Suzedelis, and was
held for trial on Tuesday In 500 surety.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
Jap Rice Crop Better

Toxic, Oct. 4.--The final official fore
cast OF this years rice crop has been said
to be 13Ih per cent above the average
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
EAST PROVIDENCE

News items and advertisements for The
News-De Democrat may be left at Alexander
Munro's dry goods store. Taunton
avenue.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
RIVERSIDE

Advertisements and items for The News
Democrat may be left at T. Burkes dry
goods store, 253 Bullock's Point avenue
Telephone Blue 9073-3
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DEPARTAMENTO De INSTRUCTION.

So Tecibir6n en- eata oficina hasta Ias 10
.. m. de Junio 15 de 1907, cuando eer6n
abiertag, las proposiciones bajo pIiego c.
rTado, en cuadruplicado. para la construc.
ci6n de dos cagas escuelaB de madeira en-
los barrios de Macafia, municipalidad de
Guayanilla, y Susua, muuicipalidad de sa.
bana GEaude. Daremos mas informes Al
que 10 sollclte Deben incluirse los plR.
nos con las pgoposicionea. Las proposi-
clones pueden hacerse para una do las ca.
aaS para las dos. El Departamento ge
reserva el derecho de Techazar cualesquie.
IA todas las proposiciones. Los sobres
conteni6ndo las proposicioneB debsn ser d.
IigidoB asf: "Proposicioneu para construir
Escuelas de MADEIRA en- el Distrito Escolar
de Yauco, Puerto RicO," y ser enviados al
ConisionadO de Instruction, San Juan,
kuerto RICO. 2v. q.
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NK.OLAI IENIN FL
leader aCusado
de alta TRACTION.
81 sIda saltIlusnllIa laIssguIda poi i paIIeIa.

El 70 de Aayo SO expidi6 en- San Pc.
eFsbuTgo, Bpgun nos fue anunciado opor.
tunamente por cable, an mandamiento de
detenci6n en- contra de NikoIai Lenin,
leader de la fracci6n mas radical que asis-
to actualmente al Congreso socialists que
Sc eBt6 celebrando en- Londres, acusado de
alta traici6n.
ri Ber6 detenido Ri Eegresa Rusia. Ell
mandamiento de detenci6n dice:
vladimir UlianoH. alias 'tLenin,'' se
dice que Ia policfa le ha identificado como
un notable leader radical de los de abolen.
go y que es hermano de Uliancff, quien
en- union de Cuatro compaf isros mas, todos
armados de bombaB, fueron detenidos an
eI 1887 mientsas agualdaban eI carruage
del Emperador Alejandro I'll aiendo Ulis.
0ef condenado 4 muerte y paHado por
las armas.
Vladimir ha ssguido Ia mission de su
heTmano que fu6 ejscutado ha Bido con-
tinuamente perAeguido por Ia policfa. Ell
pudo eyitar que fueFR capturado hasta eI
1897, cuando fu6 deteuido enviado & ST.
IBERIA por haber oTganizado Ia primera
huelga polftica On Russia, que fu6 Ia pre-
curBcra de la gran huelgs general que le
arrebst6 Ia preBente ConHtituci6n al Empe.
radoF Nicolas an 1905.
vladimir SO fug6 en- el 1901, desapare-
clio, volvi6 apaTecsr an San Petersburgo
bajo 81 nombre supuesto de Lenin, des.
pueB de haberse publicado eI decreto de
amnistfa de 1905, aHumiendo inmediata-
mente 50 antigua preponderancia en- ellPar.
lido Dem6crata Social. EI Be reia de los
eafuerzos de Ia poliCfa que Ie creian un
nueYo leader y con arrojo inusitado Sc de-
clar6 el miBmo candidate bajo gu verdade-
70 nombre para ser elegido por San Pc.
tersburgo al Eegundo Parlamento.
/ a Lenin le considera Ia policfa ell mss
psligTogo y 81 mas capaz de todos los lea
der Tevolucionarios = es muY conocido CO.
mo escritor Bobre asuntoB econ6micos.
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FRANCISCO HERNANDEZ, [PanchO7

HI Ju9ves de JUNO SO insugurs "a uu
servicio regular de automobiles entire San
Juan y Caguas.
salida de San Juan. ..... 6 80 nafiana.
salida de CaguaB. ........9 80 id.
Para informes y expedition de paBaies
en- la Bayamonesa, (San Juan) y almacen
de SRntisteban Chavarri Co. en- Caguas.
Flete de automobiles para paseos via.
jes q otros pueblOs & precios convencio
males.
IMPORTATION DE PARIs-som.
bTeros de Ultima moda, feltro paja In
gleHa prOpiOs para viaje de EenoraH = nj
mas
Sc venden precios m6dicos en- Ell TE.
LEGRAFO. San Justo 12. 3Ov.a
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Ofcipas del SupeEintendente de ObTas
sPdblieas.
San Juan, P. R. Mayo %, 1907.
PrOposiciones en- pliegoE cerrados para
adjudication en- p6blica subasta del sunni
nistrc, medida y eptregs de 54,400 metros
cdbicos, mas menos, de pisdra triturads,
por lotes, para la conservation de las Ca
rretsEas InsulaTas So admitirsn en- ests
ofeina hauta las IL g. m. del df4 25 de
Junio de 1907 sn que Bs abEir6n pdbiica'
mente.
Todos los datog necesarios SO darSn en-
esta ofciua doude 80 encuentFan de mani
festo todos los documept que han de re-
CIR en la contrata y I6n recoger los H.
citadores los modeIos de propoBiciones one
han de pFesentaE.
La administration Ha reselva sl derecho
de Fechazar cualquie1s 8 todas las propo.
Eiciones
Por orden del ComigiOnado del Interior.
z. =. Jimsass, superintendsnie de ObEaa
Pdhlicaa
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La Pe-ru-na, AEtamente RecOn1endada.
Sr: @. B. Fizer, Mt. Sterling, KY, nos
escribe como sigue:
.'sPor los dltimos afIos pasados he psde-
ctdo de los Tihones Y la vejiga.
I'm Ell mes de MARIO empece tom0F
Ia Peruna y continue por tres mesea,
"No la he vuelto usar porque "a no
siento mas dolores.
"CreO eSEar bien de un tOdO, y 6Oy
p0F 10 EanfO mi mas alta recOn7endachSR
& las pr0priedadeS curafiYas Dc a
Peruna.
Cuando Sc abandona un catarro en- los
rinones, puede muy bien desarrollarDo en-
una enfermedad conocida por diabets, u
cual es cast impossible curarss,
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Una fiesta en- GusYama.

Ell sefior Manuel Fernandez, preBidente
del Casino Espafol de Guayama, ha ts-
nido Ia coIt :sfa de invitarnos para el bai-
le de sociedad que tiene acordado csIebrar
la junta directiva de aquel centro, Ell dia
13 de los corrientes, con motivo de Ia
festividad de San Antorio.
La Fl asta resultar6 briiiante, CT nj todaB
las que celebra aquel quito centro-
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ESamsnss do ahOgadOS.

Nuestro compatriota don Qaintfn Ne
gr6n SanjuTjo, ACADIA de aprobaT 81 segun
do curse de abogado, ante 81 tribunal Su
pF6mo, biendo aprobBdo por unamidad.
Briilante exsmen en- el que demostY6
suB facuItades, por 10 que fu6 fslicitado
por los sefiores Degetau Gonzalez, que
prsgenci6 su ex6men, por el preaidente
del tribunal examinador. Nuestra enho'
rabuena al ilustrado compatriota que en-
brave ingresar& entire 81 rdmero de los
ab1gados de Ia isla.
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LO que dice uR. tsstIgO.

Dos barricas de aguards y de aceite, Bs
encontraron bsjo techo en- Ia casa de Ia
Gale de San Francisco, seg6u declaration
de uno de los testigog. cusndo ocurri6 el in.
cendio.
El sefior Conrado Garcia DECLARE ante
el fiscal que Ia linaza, estaba baio techo
J fusra hsbf artfcu!os como tuberfas y
demSB no il fl fAmables y el tanque del aceite.
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BODAS.

Anoche coDtrajeron matrimonio an San
turce la distinguida sefiorita Rita Morales
Santiago, hija del Lcdo. don Miguel Mo
rales Ferrer, con el joven don Jose, Fer
n5adez Cernuda emp'eado de IA casa de
los BtfioEes Ochoa Hmnog,
Por sus virtudes y m6ritos peEBonales
merecen ser fsIices y asi Sc 10 deseamos q
los nuevoB c6Byugueg.
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John Bryan, eI jibarO pO8ta y Milo
mario.
No cree Como Roosevelt, en- eI suicide de Ia
raZa.

J~h7 Bryan, el campesino poeta milo.
mario, qua So hs lido q cssar Missouri,
trat6 ds sus bodas, de su esposs y del sui
cidio de Ia rsza. Defniendo 81 amor, diio:
"Federica declare que 81 amor era una
infuita devotion hacfs ell objato amado, y
20 digo que es IN deseo egoiGta por parte
del amanta hacia el mas alto grado de
bienestar para 6! y Bu amada".
"LIegar formar una familia es el OBJ
jeto principal del amor y del matrimonio.
Pero, no, agreg6 r6pidamente 81 noata.- vn
de Roosevelt. Lo que necesitamos es me-
jor gente, no.mks de ella. va tsuemos
demasiados.
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SIgus, sIgua sI BaratltIO.

No hay pa nadie con ell gran barstillo
de encRjes de 1, 2 8, 4 = 5, ctvs. camisas
maguifcas dc 20. 40 y IS ctvs calzonci-
Hos de 80 ctvs. 20 & &, y el gran sur
lido de telas de moda camas, coIchones
corses Warmers en- 'La Vizcaiua", San
Francisco At.
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TrabaIOS preDaTatOTIOS.

Inf6rmsse que trabsjoB preparedness y
ex6man do documantoB han sido hachos
para los desliodes do Caguans Santa
Rosa, barrios de- Utusdc; Rio Arriba.
de Arscibo, Tibss GuarsgtiAo, de Pom
ce, y CordiIlera Cislitog, de Gales
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RETRAT0S !!

Les ampliamoB les precios mas limlta'
doA. Nuestro trabajo es garantizadO. Es
cTibancs enseguida indicsndonos el estiIo
que intsresa al cEay6u, acusrels, pastel
al oleo vuelta de correo rscibir6 nues
ira cotizaci6n.
Los ofrecemos con sin marcos. Teh
Porto Rico Novelty Co. Box 164, Sen
Jnan. 30v.s.
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Tenemos archiVados miles de testE.
monios como los mencionadOs en- ssta.
Tenemos e dispOsicien de nusstros
lectores Ell vastO ndmerO de recomenda-
clones que hemOS recibidO = reCibImna
tOdOs los mesoss
Ningdn otrO m6dico en- 81 mundo ha
Fscibo tai volumen do ten enthusiastic
recommendations.
CSnsHEtRg 0B86h.
Il DT. q. D. Hartman dara conseIoa
medicos gratis 81 que 10 solIClss.
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