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the adjoining wall. He was pre- vented from doing so and went to heavy expense erecting a wall for the purpose of adding an additional story to his building. Suit was then instituted against Mrs. Parse for damages. MT. Trulock lost the wit in the Jefferson county court and it was appealed to the higher di vision.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-04
Our Line of Spring Suits.

Combine absolutely distinctive styles, and we tailor them with that distinctive touch and style that makes them in perfect accord with the dSmand of the ultra swell dressers Eisenkramer the Tailor, Second avenue, corner Pine street, over Citizens Bank
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-04
MINISTERS AFTER
 SUNDAY VIOLATORS

Declare That Sunday Baseball She i'd Be Stopped Found Saloons Open on the sabbath-Want Con- fectioneries, Soda Fountains and Other Places Closed-Object to Free Amusement at Forest Park-Calls Attention of Mayor Prosecuting At torney and Sheriff to Alleged Sunday Violations
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RING

351 old phone Or 313 new phone for box factory wood. Special attention to telephone orders.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-13

of the flies which circle in dense
clouds just above the waters edge.
When the haul is big enough the flies
are shipped abroad.
Two years ago the Brizilian govern
ment stopped this expectation, being
afraid that the fish in the rivers
would suffer by being deprived Of this
food But this prohibition has
been removed.
Formerly dead flies sold at 10 cents
a UOund. but the demand has become
so great and the supply so lessened
that 20 cents per round is now
charged. One ton OF flies would fiji
d large room, as there are only Is
pounds of flies TO the bushel.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-13
BOUND OVER
FOR 4 TRIAL
Tallahassee Negro Proved
Vendor of Examination
Questions Stolen.

Tallahassee, June IA. S. Jerry,
the negro druggist of Tallahassee.
who is charged with stealing a pack
age of the examination questions
sent out by State Superintendent w.
NJ. Holloway on May 81, was given
preliminary hearing before County
Judge B. A Meginniss. Jerry was
represented by J. A. -EdmondSon, and
entered a plea of not guilty to the
charge of grand larceny. The state
was represented by w. G. Hodges.
After hearing the evidence, Judge Me
ginniss bound Jerry over to the cir
cult court, and fixed his bond at $3.50.
The leading witness against Jerry
was Louisa Ford, who is CT the better
element of colOred people in Leon
county. She told of having been ap-
preached by Jerry, who offered to sell
her a set of the examination queS-
tfons for $25. Finally he offered 20
sell them to her for SIS. She paid
him SIS, she said, and was in turn
paid ten dollars by two other women,
Jennie Wright and Lavinia Wilson,
for an interest in the questions.
Mr.. Holloway and County Superin-
tendent Eppes are making every ef-
fort to obtain evidence that Will con
vict Jerry.
The entire examination for negroes
in Leon county has been thrown out
on account of the theft of the queS
tions. Mr.. Holloway has not received
any information of fraud in any other
county except Marion, where Mr..
earn, by clever ruse, established to
his own satisfaction that copies had
been distributed among the negroes
of that county.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-13
Don't
Neglect 1t

1T is a serious mistake
to neglect a weak heart. 1t
Is such a short step to
chronic heart disease.
When you notice irregu-
larity of action, OCCASION
ing short breath, palpita-
tion, tiuttering, pain in
chest or difficulty in lying
on left side, your heart
needs help-a strengthen
ing tonic. There is no bet
ter remedy than DR.. Miles
Heart Cure. Its strength
ening influence is felt al
most at once.
al have used 10 bottles of DR.. Niles
has done me more good than anything
4 have ever used, and l have tried
nearly everything that know Of The
what I was taking and I told him
Or. Miles Heart Cure, he said IL was
net going to do me any good. but it
did have not taken any for a year
now, and while there is occasionally a
slight symptom Of the old trouble. it
as not enough for me to continue the
Aso 81 the medicine II should get
ESfsS would know what TO do. Take
pr Niles Heart Cure as ! did before.
: nc consider myself practically cured Of
g. n DUNNAM. Livingston, Texas.
Or. Miles Heart Cure Is sold by
your druessst, VINO will guarantee that
xne nrst bottle will benefit II it falls
ee VIII refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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FLIES WORTH
$500 PER TON

A ton of dead flies vas the strange
cargo OF vessel from Brazil recently
unloaded at the London docks. Dead
hes are admirable food for chickens.
birds IN captivity and captive fishes
But, there being no flies to speak Of in
England, those in search of this deli
cacy for such a use have to send to
Brazil, where there are flies on every
thing
The river Amazon swarmS with
them, and Braz:lians float down the
stream in boats and scoop In millions
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-13
CHICAGO SUICIDES
AND INDIGESTION

The very striking statement is
made by certain physicians in Chica-
go that one-half of the suicides in that
city are caused by the quick lunch
habit. This statement followed an in
vestigation into the suicide of Miss
Brough, pretty singer in the choir
of one of the leading churches. It
was ascertained that Miss Brough
was a quick lunch fiend," and a suf-
ferer from Indigestion and nervous
depression.
Discussing this young wOman's case
several doctors agreed that 90 per
cent. of Chicago suicides are caused
by Indigestion, and that the indiges-
ton in nearly all of these cases is the
result of the quick lunch style of eat
ing-that is, in swallowing food Drac-
tically whole.
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FRESH FISH.

r. H Caswell, the old reliable retail
Fish dealer, who was put out OF COM
mission in the September storm. is
now permanently located at the foot
of Florida Blanca Street, and expects
to keep fresh fish every day of the
week. Prices reasonable.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-13
SWEDISH PRINCE TO
VISIT UNITED STATES

Prince William. second son of the
Crown Prince of Sweden. viii arrive
in this country August IS, at James
town on board the new Swedish cruis-
er Fylgia- IT is probable that Wash
ingtOn and New YorI will be the only
cities he will visit as the vessel is
ordered TO return by September "a.
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Mayor So Advises and the
Council Provides for
MuzZleS Instead.
CITY ATTORNEY DIRECTED TO
DRAFT AN ORDINANCE THAT
WILL PROVIDE A DOG TAX WITH
PENALTY FOR MEN, AND MUz-
zLING TO INSURE THAT DOGS
WON'T BITE IN THEIR LEGAL
IGNORANCE.

In a message in which he pointed
out the defects of the local dog
catcher system, Mayor Bliss last night
urged the council to pass an ord1-
nance providing for a dog tax, with
a penalty upon the owner of any dog
not taxed, and providing also that
all dogs at large must be muZZled n
the dog days." in order that the
dogs can't bite, whether or no they
know ANYTHING of the illegality of such
conduct The council affirmed the
MAYORS ideas and recommendations
and sent the message to the city at
torney with instructions to draft an
ordinance accordingly for formal
adoption by the council at later
date.
Following is the text of the mayors
message on the subject;
The Mayors Message.
at call the attention of your honor
able BODY to the peculiar and inef-
fective dog law which exists in our
CITY code. The present code provides
for dog tax to be assessed upon dogs
in the public streets of Pensacola
during the months of July, August and
September Dogs cannot be taxed AT
any other time of the year, and as
long as the dogs are not upon pubic
property the tax cannot be enforced.
''The practice of the city has been
to employ a dog catcher during these
months to catch such dogs as he
might be able to upon the streets. and
the workings have been very unsat1s-
factory. In fact, it was impossible
for a dog catcher to be procured by
the city last year, except for one day,
after which ne Immediately resigned.
The previous year, dog catcher was
alleged to have cOaXed a dog out, of a
yard and picked him up in the street,
for which he was put in the county
Jail and kept there for some time.
Advocates MuzzIing.
Il have heretofore recommended
change in the dog law on the grounds
that it did not meet the requirements
for which it was evidently enacted,
which was to protect citizens from
dogs during dog days. The purchase
OF a tag and payment of city tax
does not keep any dog from biting
any one. If the object of the law be
to protect the people, it should pro
vide that all dogs be muZZled during
these months or else confined. An
other object of the law was to, evil
IDENTIFY, reduce the number of worth
less ours in the city, but the law is a
dead letter from the fact that it is
practically impossible to get men to
act in the capacity of dog catcher.
Tax and Penalty.
Il recommend to your honorable
body the passage of an ordinance
which will tax all male dogs in the
city of Pensacola 81, and ali female
dogs 50, and make it unlawful for any
person or persons to harbOr or keep
a dog within the ciTy of Pensacola,
upon which the dog tax has not been
paid. This will have a tendency to
reduce the number of worthless dogs
In the city.
IF your honorable body deems il
advisable to protect me citizens
against dogs during the months of
July, August and September, recon-
mend that you pass an ordinance MAX
ing it unlawful for any dog to be upon
the streets or public places of the
city of Pensacola which is not
muzzled.''
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Here's Good Advice

o. S. Woolevr, one of the. best
known merchants of lie Raysville. n.
Y, says: IF you are ever troubled
with piles, apply BuckIen's Arnica
Salve. 1t cured me of them for good
20 years ago. Guaranteed for sores,
wounds, burns or abrasions. 25c at
all druggists.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-13
AMERICANS
WIN PRIZES
They Capture More Honors
at Great London
Horse Show.
BY Associated Press.

London, June 12.-At the interna-
tiOnal horse show at Olympia to-day
Americans were prize winners in pairs
with the best appointed road rig AL
bert B. MacLay taking first prize
with ROSewOrthy and Maguerita; Mar
grave and Walter NInlnS second
prize with barney F. and Rip. In
the competition for pairs over 10 and
not exceeding 1872 hands, c. w. Wat
sons Lord Baltimore and Ny Mary
land secured third prize. In the class
for mare and geldings not under 152
hands in ladies' single horse. Victor,
owned by Albert K. Vanderbilt, took
first prize, and Mr.. Watson's Lord
Baltimore, was third.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-13

The Malay language. spoken in the
south seas. is softer than the Italian
and is said to be totally unlike any
other known language.
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e. {. FORBES PIANO CO.,
e. j. lIGON, AGENT.
is w. GOVERNMENT ST.,
PENSACOLA, FLA.
Not only the prices, but the goods,
cannot be duplicated.
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PARQUE BORINQU6N.

81 s6bado habE6 la iarana de costum.
bre en- 81 Parque Borinqusn & las ocho =
media de Ia noche. A estas funcionea
asiSten muchsS damas, continentales tanto
como del pals ? los baileu quedan muy
RrimsdoB.
Ell domingo deude las tres en- adelante
hsbr6 un concerto por la banda del Re,
gimiento. No hay sitio mejor para tales
conciertoa, y hay pTeparado IN progFama
muY lucido, que ss el Biguiente
10. PaSo doble, "El coronel Bailey"
Miranda. 20. Tanda de vals "Trea jo.
lie" WaIdtwf6. 30. Adagio, Allegro y
AlIegreto de Ia Binfonia miIifar de Hayden.
40. Capricho, ''Dulce Jasmin" Bsndix.
SO. DANA "Fiests Alegrs" Miranda.
Co. Polka "RoSita" (siivato solo) Mi
randa. 70. Selection de la opera conf.
ca SMILE. Modiste' Herbert. 80. "The
Cake walk in the Sky" aarney. 80.
"Quejas del Alma" MARQUEE Star Span
pled Banner,
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COMPANIa De
OPERA ITALIANA.
Maria GIudIcs, S0prino drsmatIeo.

La noticia del pT6ximo srFibo esta
isla, de una comps mia de opera italians,
hR llenado de vsrdaderB algeria, los
amantss del arts Ifrico.
En- 81 elenco que publica la pTenBa de
loa aEtistas que Ia foTman, fgura como
soprano drG0sdticO Ia Celebrada MaIfa
Gludice, aFtista respecto de la cual vale Is
pens deCir slgo, como recuerdos del paBa
do, para que sea conocida por este p6blico.
Las audiciones de este valioBa cantsnts,
que tuvimos la Huerte de OR en- los tea
tro de Venecia, Forencia Torin, en-
Aida, HugONotes, TrOvadOr = otras, en- las
cualeS fguraba como protagsnista, fueron
nochea memorabea para ella. Con su
arte levantRba 81 frtO de squelloG pGblicos
del teatro Regio, fergoJa y Mai6ran.
81 90 verdad que el empEeSario Lopez y
Ca. nos vista con Bu trOuppe los sfciona
dos de San Juan, sa pueden ir prepaTando
DIR una cantante que tome ell talento
de una verdadera actFiz, 10 que undo
So sonora voz la peTmits ser una de
las meiores Interpreters de las operas Ger
diGn0S
Por ESQ, ui es verdad, repetimoG, que
Narciso Lopez sc lama con su compsf MIA
por estas tierraa, la aTtista Giudice deja.
r6 buena impression en- 81 Municipal
No es el gran soprano DarcIes, peTo
tampoco 90 una Rrtista mediana, Bino una
cantante Dilett0nti teme Eean anuncios de
Mr.. Charles. pero On Ia iyesiOn de que
veDga en- Noviembre nuestro gozn eH
immense porque Ia oiremos en- aida, Mefs-
t6telesl!.
La celsbrada soprano portuguese,
pueS, ha ganado bien un pueHto en- Ia
primers fla de la sristocracia lfrica. Esta
Cantante tiene 81 derecho de ese puesto,
debido su devotion por ell arte mas
refnado, y So deIso de siempre, de lIegar
q Ia perfection.
La Giudice representa- una afiBtocracia
de BentimientoG de los mas nimpaticos
cODquiBtadoreB.
Nos permitimoa adelantar noticias de
epta bravo artiSta, esperanto dar otra
nuevR, del tenor dram6tico. EEto, Tepeti-
mos uiempre que no sean anuncios de
Mr.. Charles.
Por ahorR no BE puede decir mas. Es.
peremos nuevau noticias por conducto del
intr6pido BaEdn, porque con teatro gratis
y alumbrado gratis, va es algo para ali
War los grandes gastos que tiene una
compafifa de este generO.
DILETTANTI.
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De S0CIEDAD.

Bie9sgemidO. En- el vRpor llegadO hoy
de los Ehtados UnidoB ha regresad0 g.
''spes ker" de Ia C6maFa de delegados dC
Puerto Rice LCdo. don Jose de Diego
NumerOuoa smigOH de Maysg1sz y 6ar
Juan comps fierOs de- Ii C6msra fueron
& TecibiEIe eBta mt mana I'll muelle.
r Eeficr de Diego guarda CANA con,
uecp, ntiR de una febre , deseRmes reata'
blezca pronto.
Bien venidO sea 81 distipguido cOmps
! triots.
! En- e1 TeatrO. Ell estrsno de eLas Els
tFellas", repTise de lan ''CaEceleras" s'Ls
Viejecita' levaron al eleganta ColiseO de
esta ciudsd anoche, una numeTosR dis
tiDguida concurFencia. Ell Teatro Bs Ilen6
completamente. En- el deaempefio de lan
obras puestss en- escena hubo vsrdadero
derrochs srtf.tico poF parte de Ia sefiora
Matraa y de la Vehf, conquistando mere
cidss palmas las dos Bimp6ticas aTtistas.
En- 81 "d6o' del 6ltimo cuadro de ola
Viejscita" hecho heTmosamente por ia
Vehf y Ia MatrSs, el pdbliCo tribute una
esp 6ndida ovaci6n las artistas.
La herradura de palcos Sc vefa msgnf'
fGs y radiante de bellezag. Las mas dis
tiDguidaB y hermoBss damaB de ests socie.
dad lucieron aIIf sus encantos el aBpecto
del gran salon msgnffcamente iluminado
por sus lkmpsrss al6ctricaB era espl6ndido
por la inimitabla espIendid6z de tanta
hsrmosa mujsr que allf dRba la ''nota"
femenina de la fiesta.
Entire las distinguidag Befioras concu'
rrentea recordsmos les de Zsno Gandia,
Stubbe, Ruiz AEnau, Schira. Garcia, Bosh
Camunas, BesoHa. BalBeiro, Texidor, Con-
de, Caubet, GuilleTmety, del Vale Atiles,
Giusty, VilIavaso, Viuda de NRvau, Camu'
fiaE, Asenpio. Camufiss, Vazquez, FouFnier
Lombs, Sanqufrico, La Rcca, del Vale
Segarra, CaBalH, Font y Mendez Vaz, El
Famillete de sefioEitas 70 pudo ser mas en-
cantador = entire elias estaban las de Schi-
ra, (Camelin, Helvhetia Patria, Porra-
ia, Camufsu, Gonzalez, Fournier, Bosch,
Cesteros, del Vale Mufoz, Qui1oneB,
Giusty, Arias, PujaIs, Baiz, Fernandez
Mater, Hoare, VillavaBo, Gim6oez Cruz,
Martorell, Lasalle, Marquee, Mercsder,
Ruiz, PaCheco, Cepero, Hernandez = Qui-
honez Cabezudo, On divina conjunction de
belleza, gracia y elegRncia.
La function termin6 & Las 12 = cuaFto,
el pdblico sali6 Batiafecho de Is repre-
sentaci6n.
Para Cagasas -RegrsSa hoy & 81 resi-
dencia en- Ia simp6tics ciudsd, la distin-
guida bella damita Maria Gimenez Cruz
que eGtuvo algunou dias en- esta ciudad.
Sol que aquf Sc oeuIts para ir & brillaT &
otro mas afortunado Cielo.
Para Posce.-En Ia excursion de auto
m6viles acordada para ma1ana iran entire
otraB las diatinguidas seforan de Ward,
Ramos de BalseirO, y BaIseiro de Ruiz
Soler.
De los fancionarios del gObiaTno , con-
geieros del Executive iran los SreH. Post,
Ward, Dexter Diaz Navarro.
A todoB les deseamoH grato visje i'm.
presiones.
SEMPER
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Sortsnron las rldas en- 81 sspaeIo.
preuiones.

San PeterAburgo, Agosto 1o.-se ha re-
cogido en- el mar 81 cad6ver de otro de los
ofcialeB que hicisToo la ascension On IN
globo militar deade el PaTque aereonauta
de Tsaskos'Selo el 19 de Julio. Cuatro
fueron los ofcisles que iban en- el globo.
A los cuatro dfsa de las ascension 90 en-
contr6 81 glObO sin gsnts lleno de sgua
en- el mar; uno de los csd&vareB fu6 ha' ;
llado On el Golfo de Finlandia en- julio 81.
81 general Kovauk, comandante del
Parqus aereonsuta, tiene pruebas de que
los custro ofciales se iban Borteando So
cesivamente SO fueron Isnzando aI mar
fin de disminufr 81 peso del buque aereo =
mantenerlo fote 10 mas possible. Asf se
explica porqu6 Hs van encontTando los
cAd6veEes tauta distancia uno de otro.
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co n C 0 R S o

La sociedad espaflola de Auxilio Mdtuo
y Beneficencia ha acordado anunciar
nuevo concurso de proyectos para la cons
truccon de un edificio destinado q Sana-
torio. El premio para ell proyecto que Sc
eliza sera de 81, 200 Sc adjudicaran ade-
mas dos accesits de 5000 cada uno. Los
proyectos deberan ser entregados antes de
las doce del dfa del sabado de Octubre
1907 al SecretaFio de la Comisi6n don Ma
nueI Gomez, cuya direction es, Tetuan AZ.
escritOrio de los sefiores r. Paniagua v
Co. y quien pueden dirigirse los fntere-
sados para obtener una copia del pliego de
condiciones del concurso, San Juan PR.
20 julio de 1907 Ell Presidents. Ayelino
Vicente. Bows.
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MURIO 4 LOS lO7 AMOS.

La Uenora Catherine GiIIigan falleCi6
en- New York 81 dfa primero de este mes,
q los 107 sfios y mesea de edad. Habfa
vivido en- Nueva York 35 afios, donde
vino de Irlanda la sdad de 79 amos, pa
ra unirEe 4 sus hijoa.
LIE quedan seiu hijos vivoU, hsbiendo
mue1to uno en- Abril y otro en- Julio.
La sefiora GiIlig1n tenfa veinticuatro
nistoS, cinco bizuietos dos tataranietos
Naci6 en- el Condado de Sligo, Irlanda,
ca II de Mario de 1900. A los II amos
Sc cas6. El esposo muri6 hace tEeinta ,
cinco amos
La stfiora Gilligan atribufa So longs.
vidad al habito de conner cebollaB en- cada
cOmida y no preocuparse por NADIA. Ja-
mas probe medicines
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La rOpa interior.
DILETTANTI.

V6ass Ia uiguiente nota fsminista.
CuRlquiers que sea Ia manera. de YES
tiTse sdoptada por una mujer elegante, 6stR
reServa el mejor de Bus cuidados para Ia
rops interior que eE, no caba duda, uno de
los retinamieDtos mas bonitos de la pFesun.
ci6n bien entendidR.
De alg6n tempo eSts parte Ia ropA
interior ha expeTimentado, como muchas
otras galae, Bu pequefia evoluci6u, NueB'
tTas Rbuelss quedsr1an soFprendi dag, quien
sabe 81 disguDtadaB, elias, que crefan que
tsnto Ia camiaa como 81 pantal6n debfan
de scr laTgos, y que este era un detalle
ode respetsbilidsd," al yer que las camiaaB
y los pantaloneB modernos son mas cortoB
cada dfa Los adornoa prefsridos tanto
para unaH como para otroB, consisten en-
bordados 6 incrustacionep; tambien agra
dan mucho los laTgos ''plisa6s" sobre todo
en- las enaguss Las mangss va no exis
ten en- las csmisss; en- 50 lugar, modo
de estrechs hombrera, una cinta, que Be
anuda, seg6n Sc quiere; innovation por
cieTto Sumamente pr6ctics; no digamos
NADIA cuando se trata de coTpifo deGcotRdo.
81 cubrecors6 es otro primor; All 10 re-
quleran las GranspAfenEeB Dlusas; nay al
gunos que poT sus incrustacioneB, cintaB
bnrdadoH, son verdaderaB obras de arte;
llega el Bibaritigmo 81 extreme de supFimir
las couturaB, para que no Buffa 10 mas mi.
nimo Ia delicadeza de Ia mujer; en- vez
de costuraa, calRdoH que unen delsnteros,
contsdilloa espRlda. Las msngas son
mas bien tiraS, , 6stas van boTdadas, sin
que falte asf como alrededoF del descote,
Ia cinta de ueda blanca 8 de coloreB pk
lidog.
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ANUNCIO.-se arrienda vende una
heEmosa tinca compueuts de $50 cuerdaS
de terreno, propias para siembra de cana,
tabaCo etc. EstS Biturda & orillaH de la
Carretera de Aguadilla Isabella, tiene ex
Celente aqua y algunss siembras de cafiRs.
Para mas informes Luis N. MsiBonave
Farmac6utico, AguadilIa, Puerto Rico
AZ v. a
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COLOCAClONES.

Pueden obtenerla una joven 8 sefiora
que conozca dibNjo = una joven que liable
ingleu, entienda aIgo de labores de ira.
bajoH de ofcins. DilijirBe 4 The Porto
Rico Drawn Work and Embroidery 20.
Tetuan IA. San Juan. Is Y. 3.
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-EL 'NUEvO OAFE' dc Ion oupo.

Ell "NUEVO CAFE" de los eupo.
sOs Morgan, Fortaleza 21, ACADIA DE
RECIBIR un com mpleto Eurtido de los me-
jOres dulCes. Elegantea CartuchoH propioa
para rsgaloa. Hslados, EsfreGcoE, frutaS
a natural y tOdO Cuanto rsgsle 81 paladaF
mGn dsliCado 20 encusntrR ALI primorosa
mento SsEvido. Cafe con leche choco-
late, desde Las siets dc la ma1ana lRR
IL do Il nocha FAmonO chocolate BA'
KER muy acreditsdo On todo eI mundo.
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Ell ANTIGUA y acreditado eBtabIeci-
miento "La Esmeralda" ha sido objeto de
grandes reformas quedando inStalado un
esPl6ndido restaurant On Ia plata alta. La
iniciativa del senior CASTILLO, ha podido
obaeEvarse. Dicho cafe restaurant queda
en- la caIle de Ia Fortelezs esquina 4
San JoR6. D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16

PERDlDA.-Un cabalIo negro ce
bruno, cabo traBero blanoo y Otro caballo
zaino con caboa dslanteros blancos cRbo
trasero bIanco, SO han eStrsviado de Ia
finca "San Luis" sta en- Carolina, de los
BefioreH Arsuaga y Barriola. So gratifi-
cara al que los presente Bua due
nos. is y. =.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16

CASA DE PRESTAMOS DE H. LO-
PEI CEPERO, San Jos6 16 FL dfa 26
del corriente y subSiguienteS de 4 II de
la noche haHta termination, 80 vender6n
en- subastas infinidad de prendas, cuyos Ia
lones no han uido cancelados nj renovsdos
despueH de los meses que ordens la Ley.
La casa continuaTa suH operacioues
Constante existenciR de barras de catTep.
II W.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16

-El ron "ExpoBici6n San Luis" de los
BSloFaH A. Alvarez Hermanos en- 81 mejoY
y mas puro do su clase. ConBtsntes pedi
dos que RcFeditan 50 bondad, son despa.
Chadou poE eata casa en- "a eatablecimiento
San jose 2. R.p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16
COnsuIiOriO Clinfco del doctor Jose Ordonez

Durane ausenca Europa ustuira en- los rabaos
de medcna e doctor Quevedo Bae quen recva aysos con-
suas e Couuoro que doctor Ordonez ne eabedo en-
la Gale de San Francisco nmero 26 altos farmaca del Sc
AmazAn de q de la tarde Residential del doctor
Quevedo Baez San Francisco 73 altos
Tel6fono en- ell Consultorio ndmero 835.
Auxiar para los trabaos del Consuoro Prctcane don
Luis r. Cordova.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16

EN- ola OOrreapondenCia de Puerto
Rice, Allen 84, hay dc venta reCibOa to.
lonarioa para CobEo de alquileres dc CasAs,
aan1aa On met6licO CON frmaH, deCls 70.
clones do naCimionto, dafunCi6n , Csrtifca.
of6n mSdica. q.