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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-17
Mr.. Whitaker 10 PleaseS

G. {. Whitaker Of Camden, :. &.
who came here a few days ago on bust
,.> connected with the Whitaker es'
tat. has finished his duties here but
Is reluctant about leaving. lie Is still
in the city. aud good naturediy de-
clares that he has great NINA ~
send for his familF and c"ntinn" I"
reside here.
MIR Whitaker l. deeply impressed
with the city. which h" declares 70
h. an ideal spot in every sense "' '"'
word This is his FIRST Ni~u &c
c,,,..,ill, bu, his parents resided
here many years az" "'th''"'''"''
con, idcrahic r"r'rty short distance
We. Of the cit>.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-17
The Marriage Docket.

The marriage docket IL, the Office of
County Judge Mason has shown up
very we'll tor the Iast two or three
days. the following licenses having
been issued:
General Wilkinson and Minnie by.
ess. William Taylor and Candacy
Mcrrick. white: Phil Sans and Cora
Hays. Norman Maultsby and Crecy
Watt, cOlOrrd.
In the case OF Phil Sans and Cora
Hays the genial Judge Was called
upon To perform the solemn ceremony.
which he did with his usual grace.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-17

glad to SEE him again snd to note
that he Is enjoying Inc best of health
!. Altl1..yrr OF Louisville. ~. 4
brot h,r.in.law Of Marcus Endrl /, in
the city on business connected with
the t.ndcl estate. Mr.. Altme!cr Is en-
gagged Inv tn" vinegar and cider bust
ness. aud makes his Florida head
quarters in .Iackson> lille.
Mrs. J. r. Wainwriyht and daughter
Miss Julia. left yesterday for Pterson
" here they will spend few DAYS n
guests of Mrs. Wainwriglit's father. {
r.. Jones. From Person they will x
10 IH.Iand. where Miss Julia VII
enter the music department OF TIT
John r. Sietsun University. Miss
Julia is an exceptionally bright Young
lady. as was demonstrated in the re-
cent examination for position a
teacher. she having made among the
highest average for first grad" CO.
tifIcate. Her friends predict great
literary futur. for h'r,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-17
,~xws OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

r,,.s sapp OF Jonesvills Was trading
=, the city YESTERDAY
Wilkrr.on OF Windsor VS.
...d,nS in TIE city vest rd"H'
n 3. Brown VI Ne" ncrr' va IL
nun yesterday ." business OF " leg"
pature.
~ r. P.rr>ma of BRONSON ~"s
.r.nsacting business in this '' |'-.
tsrday.
r,,pno Mixson has returned ir"n
c..,ral. where he has been Oh Wat
10 relatives
n q. Cheves. deputy county 'lrt,
,.ut to Jacksonville on Official h".'.
ssss yesterday
wallace Waters has gone I" iiick
, where he will spend a few da> -
With his father
n. T. Waters. prominent ''''Ev"
-. ne,l was transacting cuisines. III
shis city yesterday.
ut. Beckham and ID. r. Minton Of
o,.nxe Heights were in town I"~,'r'
Nv and made The su" a" agreeable
call.
~ Mcpherson of McClenn"y. AN
- friend OF Thomas RoebuCk spent
o,,a.y in this city with MIR, RoebucA
<asd family.
Mrs.. Frank McDayid and children
~ Nouteocha are In the city. guests
a Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Wittst"k,
Moth ArredondO street.
IN. Robert G. Bowers hes returned
I'm. Norfolk. where he kent to at.
>euA the national convention of dent
10. He reports a fine meeting and
. god time.
c. H. Baguley. who Is b"kkrep"r
~ the Dutton Phosphate Company
n Holder. was the guest OF his moth
q. Mrs. Melvina Baguley. and sister.
Nh Edith, Oh Sunday and Monday.
". q. Richardson has returned from
=. extended business trip through
s<,uaumbia, Suwannee and I.aFayett"
Aounties in the interest OF the South
N Guaranty Company OF I.ouisNill"
Ksetncky.
Mis- Addie GO,ie has returned fru.
q visit of several months to relative
- friends In va';""s parts OF k'n
tneky. The many :ri',ds & 49,
Nueinable young lac! ar delighted I'll
welcome her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. Futch have
spae to Tampa. and will make that
elty their future home. Friends here
yegret very much to lose them. but
0us they will be pleased with the
1usGA Florida metropolis.
Tax Assessor W. W. COlson has re-
termed from Gulf Hammock. where h'
went to attend big barbecue and
picaic on Friday. lie states that II
vas one Of the largest gatherings n
ever ate nded. and the day passed
ct nicely.
4 H. Pournell. for many Years one
q he most highly respected residents
- Gainesville but now citizen o
Q1tman, Ga. Was crossing palm:
VitA his old friends here yesterday
! ~ editor Of The Sun was especially
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-17

for. not only does II appeal To ever!
true South,ru.r bur il at Fl, the
most critical tN'at,r co.'r. and nll.d a.
IL is with good coined. and brilliant
lines. il keeps toe aUiI"ncr IN u tul.
tinual laughI"r all through IA" play
rh" ,lt,rr scenery tor this great
tia j, carried J., the Cnu,pau> ~
yell "a all the electrical effects. and
Manager Willard promises the ,"-,
law ana company ,that has ever been
II here ~ lrpular prices. High
clA :, ia -hinnahir vaudeville" will h'
given between acts. including the
very latest moving pictures and Illus
tratrd songs
Prices for this engagement will he
nights. -. b. soc: matinee. 81 and
- cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-17
She Found Relief.

II YOU are troubled with liver com
nl,int and have not received he'p
road This. Mrs. Mary F.. Hammond
Moody. Teyas: Il was In poor
hs.,,h-with liver trouble--for oves
. wear. Doctors did me no good ano
= tried Herbine. and three bottles
cured me. | can't say too much to'
u.rbine. as II is . wonderful h.ei
madicine. always have It IN tDs
hc.,.e Publish where you wlsn.
Sold by ". 81. Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-17
For Over Sixty Years

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children's teething. 1t
soothcs the child. sOftens the gums.
allays all pain. cures wind collie. and
ia the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-17
}TATf INSTITUTIONS: h|6htp EDUCATION
Florids Femsle College.
TALlAHASSGG, PA.

4 eolIs0e Tor vse~se~, HsesscoS
. parallel In the ooWeiA 0ssoeooenD
. College o. LibeesI Asea. Q oeooo
Tor Tesehsrs, . oelsol - oo6oo
trial Arts, . oetool u Five 49,
including piano. pipe organ. voeeoe.
voice culture. sIocvt,sW 40 psvo1e
cal culture.
A faculty 81 sbis seesaal0sAs -
al departments.
TUITION FREE. Charges ~
special instruction In NRo 80 -
duced 10 . W,inlmsUW. oe0W 49,
ines In eovrss u ee~sesooeoo.
Write for eatslo0oA y
A. A. MURPSSN0G. esosD1anA
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
MEERSCHAUM in
new MEXICO
May Reduce the Cost of the
Pipes So Dear TO the
Smoker

There is now hope for those Will
mingtonians whose ambition to own
a fine meerschaum pipe has baked at
the price asked for such articles.
Because Of the discovery of vast de-
posits Of meerschaum In the mountains
Of New Mexico it is likely that the
monopoly Of that mineral heretofore
held by the Turkish government will
be broken and pipes of that material
will be lessened in cost.
Until recently all the meerschaum
used in the commerce Of the world was
produced from a mine 'n the plains of
Eskihisher Anatoly, Turkey in Asia.
In those mines are employed 10000
men. The output Of the mine was own
ed by the Turkish government and il
kept the Price up.
1t is said that enough meerschaum
has been discovered In Cient county,
n. NJ. to supply the worlds needs.
There Is popular belief that meer-
schaum IS petrifed sea foam washed
up ages ago and solidiied by some
strange process Of nature. Meerschaum
is a mineral known to scientists as
"sepiolite." It is composed principally
OF silica and magnesium. 1t is found
in assures in the rock. where volcanic
action has forced it up TO the surface.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
THINKS WELL OF
CABINET IDEA
DR.. Howell Says It Is a Step
For a More Progressive
Wilmington

DIT. ii. w. Howell regards the exec
utive board or Mayors cabinet which
was created under the amended city
charter, as a valuable adjunct to the
city government
up until last week." said the doctor
in discussing the executive board to-
day: Meetings of the heads of all
the city departments were almost un-
heard of. Seldom have any number
OF the officials conferred on any one
subject OF city government. hut under
the amended charter these much desir-
ed and valuable conferences are pro-
vided for. There are matters. affecting
the health of the city. for instance,
which not only the Police Department
shomld know but the Street and Sewer
Department as well Heretofore these
matters have been communicated to
each department by correspondence,
hut now we will all meet one another
face to face. make our desires known
and get much better results than ever
before. The financial needs OF each de-
partment may NOW be communicated
officially to the others, united efforts
made by all the departments for much
needed Improvements and various other
subjects OF interest discussed where
they will be listened to and acted on
TO the satisfaction Of the city"
II, FOR one think the Mayors cabi-
not a step in the direction OF a more
progressive Wilmington" concluded the
doctor
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Presbyterial Aid Society
Special 20 The Evening Journai.

DOVER, April 9.-The peninsular
Presbyterial Aid Society. representing
the wonsn OF the New Castle Presby-
terry engaged in the missionary opera
tions OF the Presbyterian Church. VIII
hold its annual meeting on April % at
Snow Hin. The Dover delegates to
this Preshyterial meeting are Mrs. Vie
tor F. Danner and Mrs. George NJ.
Jones.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
UP AGAINST THE
SPLITTING HABIT
DR.. Howell Will Have Health
Board Make Practice
Unlawful

Wilmington is to combine at last
with other cities Of the country I'm an
anti-spltting crusade.
For years there has been I'm effect
under the Board OF Health regula-
tions a rule prohibiting splitting on the
streets or IN public places Of the city.
out as the rue carried with it no PEN
atty for It's infraction it was worth
less Realizing this Dr. II. w. Howell.
president Of the Board, has drafted an
anti-spitting ordinance which he will
have the Board act on at its next meet
ing. The proposed ordinance makes
It unlawful for any person to expec-
torate on the sidewalk. cross walk or
footway Of any street, way, alley, park
or square, floor Of hall. an office Of any
hotel apartment. tenement or lodging
house, or on the floor, platform, steps
or stairs of any public building, hall
church, theatre, railroad station. store.
factory. street car or any other public
conveyance I'm the city Of Wilmington.
The ordinance prescribes a fine Of
from 81 10 s. by the city court judge
for the first violation of its provisions
and a fine Of from 80 to $50 for each
successive violation.
After its endorsement by the Board
OF Health the proposed ordinance will
he sent to Council.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
MARTYR LIST
OF WORDS

ITHACA, April 9.-Professor Nathan
iel Schmidt of the department Of Sc
mitic languages and Oriental history OF
Cornell University has written an arti-
Gle for the Cornell Era, which appears
tomorrow, in which he declares that
We are approaching a crisis in the re-
ligious life Of mankind.
'''rhe tendencies of the times" he
declares, "are unmistakable. The REM
nants of primitive ideas and practices
are fast disappearing. Old myths van
ish as science advances. Less import
ance is attached TO sacred days and
sacred places. The very notion of Sc
curing favor by sacrifice is lost. Sacrei
books are valued more and more for
their religious aspirations. but not as
standards for our own faith and prac-
tice. The emphasis is being placed
not upon dogma or cult but on the
ethical contents OF religion.
'All this points to "A coming faith
where grand outlines may be discerned
This faith will seek FOR what is uni
versal IN mans belief, not roofing w
or tearing down one form Of creed and
cult I'm order to impose another, but
building everywhere upon the extant
spiritual foundations. 1t will recog-
nize that all religion has the same nat
ural origin. 1t wild honor and trust In
reason. while careful TO Keep its light
! trimmed by cultivation of heart and
VIII. It win recognize the sovereignty
of ethics; Il will be VITAL touching life
on every side. growing with the growth
,f mans mastery over t11ro with Tbs
perfectionment OF his social relations
the expansion Of his knowledge, the
increase in delicacy and power of his
antistic sense and the deepening con-
sciousness Of the mystery Of existence d
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
BOUNDARY STONES READY

The commissioners from Delaware
and New Jersey who have fixed the
boundary line OF the Delaware bay
have not yet agreed on a date for the
unveiling Of the monuments which VIII
mark the line.
Walter II. Hayes. one OF the Delaware
Commissioners. said today that the date
would probably be late in the summer.
No special exercises, however Will
mark the occasion.
II Is the present plan for only the
six commissioners to so TO the Jersey
and Delaware sites, sec that the work
is properly done and then return 20
this city where dinner may be had.
The stones, each Of which weighs
one ton, win be carried down the bay
on a barge and put ashore by means
OF slSids. IL win be a difficult task
but the contractor. William Davidson.
hopes to accomplish The task without
difficulty.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
PHONES NOT
FOR SPOONINC

DDS MONIES. Iowa, april 9.-The
following placard has found promi-
nent place in many Of the drug stores
OF the capital city Of Iowa and has
for its purpose the discouragement Of
loving conversations, which have be-
come the bane of the drug clerks ex-
istence In that city:
This Is a Business Telephone and Il
is not to be Used for Lovemalxing
eve have tired OF silly young girls
who come In here and use the tele-
phone for an hour at time talking
silly love talk that drives us back OF
the prescription case TO take a nerve
potion" said one of the drug clerks.
"A few days ago a girl came in here
and called up some fellow. holding the
Zine for little short OF half an hour.
The conversation was So soft as to be
positively s.okening. and It put an
end to the drugstore telephone as the
recipient OF the mush- -mushy lovemalx-
ing"
Another clerk said: eyes. we have
put on the lid. Yesterday young man
came I'm here smoking a cigarette and
called up a girl The result was some
thing awful Won't You let me kiss
YOU over the telephone, loveg he ask
cd Then De puckered up his cigarette
stained dips and let a smack into that
telephone that you could hear all over
the store.
srhis morning after tina. sign went
UP "a girl came in and asked to use the
telephone. / assented and she tripped
merrily over to the counter and she
spied that sign. She paused for just
a moment and said she had the wrong
telephone 1t was a good stall ana
saved us one more Of those lovesiclS
telephone conversations So far as the
drug store is concerned, Il is skidoo
for Cupid"
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reaca
the diseased portion Of the ear. There Isl
only one way TO cure deafness, and that
Is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is
caused by an innamed condition OF the
mucous lining Of the Eustachian Tube
When this tube IS inflamed you have "a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when IL Is entirely closed. Deafness is
the result. and unless The Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restored
10 its normal condition. hearing VIII b.
destroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing
but an inilamed condition OF the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case or Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured hy Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free
n. y. CHENEY g. C E-ledo. o.
Sold BY Druggists. 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Safe Investment.
A saltzgiver & Bupp Hat. Ss2 Market.
WATER BOARDS SESSION

At the regular meeting OF the Water
Board yesterday afternoon but little
either than the approval OF the pay
rolls was done. The weekly roll called
for S926.lf, and the special S6l946.
Applications were received for the
laying OF water pipe along Twenty
fifth street between Tatnali and Wal
nut. and along sixteenth street between
Lincoln ard Union. These requests
were referred to the City Engineer.
A complaint was received stating
that bath had been installed on the
second story Of 1911 French street with
out the permission Of the Board and
the members present ordered the en-
forcement Of the ordinance relating to
such matters.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Week Of Prayer at Dover.

ENtNlhl 10 AAe Evening JOURNAL
DOVER. April 9.-The Presbyterians
of Dover united in the services Of a
week OF prayer last night when the
Rev. JOEL S. Cnnllan OF Newark ap-
peared before them and LED the devo-
tional services. DIR. Guhllan will con-
duct similar service tomorrow and
on Wednesday. DR.. John McElmoyle OF
Elkton will ofiiciate Or. MoElmoyle
viii speak again on Thursday and the
speaker for Friday VIA be Rev. Alex
anier Alison. Jr., of West Pres5yter-
ian Church, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Sunday School officers.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. April 9.-First Presbyterian
Sunday school Of Dover elected officers
last evening for the ensuing year and
they win assume their new duties next
Sunday. as follows:
Superintendent J. Bialr Reed: as
sistant Mrs. Carrie C. Ritter; secretary
Ind treasurer. AIRS. r. u. VanDyke
primary superintendent. Mrs. David x.
Donaldson; librarian. Outtcn Laws.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
CHEMICAL FOR TODD'S CUT

The p. 3. & W. Railroad Company
is considering the advisabiHty OF in
salling q chemical fire engine al the
Todd's Cut yard. The only fire pro-
lection enjoyed by the company there
today is afforded by plug streams VIII 'ch
are totally inadeQuate. 1t is pointed out
that with only these facilities in tha
yard for fighting fire blaze would
make short work Of the many big
buildings Il tl.s yard and their valua-
lble contents.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

Neerschaum is used not only for
making tobacco pipes. but because Of
its unique properties Of resisting a high
degre OF heat and its ready absorption
of water, it is put to various electrical
and mechanical uses.
In the mines Of New Mexico solid
block Of meerschaUm weighing AZ
pounds was taken out. 1t was the
largest block Of meerschaurn ever
mined
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Lecture By Or. KELLOGG.

DR. II. w. eKllogg. pastor OF Grace
Church, VIII lecture on the subject,
''Nhere Rolls the Oregon, or life IN the
Pacific Northwest" IN Grace Sunday
school hall on Thursday evening for
ahe benefit Of Castle Grace. Of the
church. The lecture viii be finely H.
Illustrated.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

Always on Top.
A Saltzgiver 6 Bupp Hat $50 Market
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
corporatIons chartered.

oUVVIHI 70 TIC ENcnlnE IOurnn.
DOVER April 9.-Ceruncates OF in
corporation were ISSUED at the State
Department today 90 the Ford Realty
Company which win engage in buying.
improving and selling real estate. The
incorporates are an OF Wilmington.
and the capital stock Is S50OO0o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-09
PrOxima gtan asambIea obrera.
"a 50 ha rSmItldo los grsmIos Dc Ia Isle oI
questionable.

La gran RBGmblea obreFa que 90 Cele.
bFar6 en- ssta ciudad el dia Is del pre-.
BOnte, reviste importanciR tauto por el nd
mero de reBoluoioneB que ha recibido eL
"Circulo obTero' de las diferentsu aancia.
clones del pals, como por Las cueBtiones de
alta trasCendencia que as pFesentsr6n Is
deliberaci6n de los aBambIeistaB.
La juntR central del cfTCulo hR mands'
do los gremioH de ls iBIa y de ests ciu.
dad el QUESTIONABLE, que eBtablece estaH
tres pEeguntas: 5Que debsn hacer los Pc
que6oB indugtRialeE, teTrRtenientss obre
ToB para defendeEss de los gEandes trust?
jC6mo podFemoB defender Ia production
agrfcola 8 industrial de nuestro pals?
SOonviene Ell pueblo de Puerto Rico la
union con el movimiento obFePo interna'
cional En- las asambleaB parcialeu que
han celebFRdo los obreros de eBta ciudad
han tratRdo esaa tres cueBtioneB unidag
otras de impoEtanCia vital para el pueblo
trsbsjsdor.
En- Ia assmblea que celebEaEon aver las
juntas directivRB ds los sindicatos oonsti'
tuidoH en- San Juan acordRron mandar ca
da uno, dos delPgadoS nombTRFon una CO.
mission para asf como Ia organization de
la Rsamblea.
Los pescadores, los obFerou de Puerta
de TisTFa, los de 10 Marina y los de San
tuEce, tienen "a hechou los nombramientog
de Bus delPgadoH para estar representation
en- Ia asRmbleR.
Calc6lsse que entire las deIegaciones de
lR isla , San Juan habr6 de 25 & 80 de-
legadoB que TepreSsntRr6u aproximada'
mente 10.000 obEeroE de difsFentes oCu'
paCiOnsI
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PIANOS.

Ell PARIS BAZAR de Pedro Giusti,
ocaba de recibir pianos franceBeH marca
PLEYEL, pianos alemaneB marCa "GoTE
& Kallman," pianos americanog marca
''Waber" "Paris Bazar." Todos gon
dignoH de Ia mayor confanzR por Bus exec.
lenteB condicioneg muaicaIes.
El nOmbre que llevap responder de Ia
BupeTioPidad del instrumento. Todo el
mundo vsnds pianos hoy, pero nadie trae
Puerto Rico Las marcas, "PIeyeI, GoRB
& KallmRn, Websr Coble, !" nombTea CO.
nocidoB On 81 mundo enteEo.
Sci Paris Bazaar" no tFRe pacotilla ba'
rata, solo vends artfculoB Auperiores repu-
tado8 como 10 meioT
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SHRVLGI0 ESPECIAL DE- CABLES
La Dsmocraeia" y La Correspondence
UNIDAS
Ell mas terrible desastre.

Monongaha West Vrgin,
Daras Del GiO
fano hay muchos haCa oba de-
los mOr elias ezhaan Un hco Dc aadO
gias
de los advs los non sdoH fusFon dsOdO Dc
n6st
do tda las mnaH de carbon del Las au de los sro han aCudo
a to
cadavars So nvega de % pnosa clt pueblo
h5 ndignRdo Bospeando explosion dda hR
evitbndoBe las registrar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-09

-.se cree que, puesto que 81 BeFvicio de
Ia Ifnea de fsTEocarEil de Rio PiedEaB s
Caguas Be hRrs por vapoT, los caEroB que
Ia compsfifs Erajo 6ltimaments de los
EstadoB Unidoa y que trataba de utilizar
en- 81 tF6fco poF electricidad, vendF6n &
aumentar el material diBponibls en- ID
lfnea de San Juan Rio PiedRaa, facilitando
aHf lan condolences en- que hoy 90 haCs
enc BeRvicio.
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Nu0VO surtIdO.

Las esencias finas el caIzado uItimR'
mente recibido por 81 Eefior America SB-
las en- 50 establecimiento el "PopulRr"
han llevado esta casa en- estoB diRB una
numeroDfBima concuTEencia avida de obte
neF los mejore8 y mas sleganteB produOtoB
de America do Europa.
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La TIENDlTl.

DE J0sEFA ECHEVARRIA. Pla.
20 Principal 28, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Por cada 10 centAvoE que ss gaSten hsata
el 10 de Enero de 1908 Be otoTgar6 una
papeleta de una linda mufieoR I'M cbjeto
de arte. Hay efectoB Rsligiosoa Jugue'
tea artfculos de novedad para sefoEaa.
d. D.
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Mas SNIaEss.

ST en- "Miramar" sa pudiera disponer
de mayor nimero de solares de los que
quedan alIf dispunibles, cualquiera qus
fuera 50 ndmera obtendria facil venta,
pueH los pocoB que quedan libres de com
pEomiao ge egtan coIocando rGpidamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-09
Estadista chino CondeCoradO.

Pekfn Die 9Ss Cihido
dor dc Ams ha rdsnsdo dR chino Yuan sai oondecorado
Canclsr aibuys
eIeo dc bOrFaE maa impression C poCsder de
los alemana Ia Ultima d o. boxers
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Productive pozo de petr0Ieo.

Bk6 Rusa, Dicmbrs 9sa pe6sO
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