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The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-02
ROOSEVELTS STAND

The more the country considers lhe iuu import of the Presidents declara- tion that he will not retreat from the position he has taken on the question of the prosecution of the lawless c0m6ina- tlons of wealth, the better every one is pleased. If ,here Is no change on the part of the President, the offending cor pora,ions must meet the conditions which they cannot change. Ths cor porations will do it. They win threat 60 violently for a while, bat they are not going to commit suicide, That is pot their business. It isn't their na- ture. When they realize that all the laws of the nation must be obeyed all of the time, in good faith, they will obey them, and they will not find it dtt- 6cult to do this without overstePping the limits fixed by honest business Poli- cies.
 No party, DO man, could long flourish in public life denying plain justice to corporations. They will get that, as their shrewde3J officials well know, and they can prosper without any other guarantee than fair play.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-02

was HE whose cry ever was We want more people iu Alaska,' And he is now bringing them by the thousands Juneau Record-Miner.
 And how very much better it is to have his cry "We want more people in Alaska. than is the one Of Governor Eoggatt These people are not capable of governing themselves"
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-02

Where are those JunsauiJeS who 0 few years ago were calling eUGovgr- nor Brady told fossil" "Cornstalk Brady and "Siawash Brady ," They can now find him at the head of some Of the biggest mining operations tn Alaska and au active promoter of rail roads and other public necessities. It
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-02
MIL-.0NA.RES INVEST
 HEAVILY IN ALASKA

Ina recent article oa the mines ani mining of Alsska, the Seattle Times says;
 That the development of Alaska has been going on apace is @ matter Of com mon knowledge. That the returns from what was once popula'ly believed 10 be land Of icebergs will be even more than euormous-that the great district will yield 8 dollar for every cent Invested-is incoutroyertibly true; but to realize on Its possibilities to the mll- est measure necessttates the investment of millions, These millions are being expended
 "Whers do they come from ? Hard ly from the comparatively modest de valopmeut companies which are financed by small stockholders. RaJh- or from the companies wblss sinews Of war are contributed by the foremost fuanciers of America and EJrOpe-the men of little speech and large deeds whose fgces are familiar in the stock exchanges Of Chicago, New York, Lon don, Paris and Berlin, and who control billions and with whom world powers negotiate loans, The list includes such names as the Guggeubeims, J. PlerpoDt Morgan, John D. Rockefeller, H. H Rogers, the Havemeyers, Thomas F, Ryan, the Hill and Hartman interes. 8. William A, Clark and F. Augustus Heinze in America; and in Canada and Europe Lord Donald strathcona and the RotLscbilds.
 "The seven Guggenheim brothers, of Colorado, who have played such a COB sDicuous part in the mining history of the country, are interested in proper ties in every part of Alaska and the Yukon Territory. Conducting their operations under the name of the Gug, geuheim Exploration Company. togelh CT with ten or twelve subsidiary com panies-a total capitalization of S2Oo, GOO, ,OOO-aud controlling the American Smelling and Refining Company like wise capitalized at S20O, O00-O-a lo.al working capital of s+o0,O0o OO0- h'y hold greater concession, in he Yukon
 Territory than any other individual or corporation. In Alaska their heaviest holdings are iu the famous copper bell at the head Of the Copper and White rivers-tbe copper a1ne discovered by Henry Brltnober, well known locally,
 While these sJupendous operation: are being prosecuted under the Damc O the Guggeuheims, the seven brother, are by no means the only important packers Of their companies. On th' other hand, the Guggenheim companies are blanket corporations, hiding from the public knowledge as formidable ar array of capitalists as can be gathered together without conflicting interests Baron Nathan Mayer Rothscbild, Leo pold de Rothschild, Alfred Charles dc Rothschud, the Hon. Lionel Walter Rothschild-members of the family whose name has been for generations 5 household synonym for wealth-cary
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-02
Liuten Tols

EecitaIs on the Duplex day and night at the Seattle. It's the sweetest music in the city
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-02

The Fifth Ayenue hotel has unlimited accommodations. Steam hest sud every thing modern.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-02
SElGRgY WHATEVER

The resultDt the observation taken st Moore wharf st midnight, Sept |, 1907, Is fellows; Temper time obserVat'n 8 above Max. .tsn allg 24hours"5S above Min, " "4s above Mean " " .55 above
 Baron f 297o
 Raipla outhwind.
 Seattle F. and Times cents a HaFrison's
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-02
SglGWgY WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Sksgwav, Sept ?, ll

Skagway, Sept. 2 l9OT The weather conditions aJ Skagway for the q hours preceding noon today were as follows:
 Max. Temp.,...........5S above zero Min ..... 5g above 60 Mean .......... 4 above " 7,emn. st noon........... 58 above " Prer9pitstiOn, On,......... Trace,
 B. D. Clark,
 Volunteer .. s. Weather observer
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-02

Volunteer U. s. Weather observer
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
Jefferson Arrive and Sails
 For SOUth

The -eSe~sor Sv~N7N5 .- No-r .s>t r.rh1 Hafoye wt5Drchl with -- ua>>ao ce~> s16 sH,ul 5o toa> o' a~eschs 'r >NacvSy She ssr.e5 for rNe Nau'n rsr> 7ro-o.oE st . >o.c.oc> vfh Sne.i a 5-rez nsSScnCe~>
 The .eeer<on o~r-. .ea 0o ma. o..r.- -o-.h 1- >oaJhNouu6 ao Ehr> I~.v .a- .ar -oa~a- rss- rhe Alaska S,rsu>htr Com rsav ss5 ra--rci msG for seven s~. ooe hs' 0auu5 'r.r> he,wncU NaSa~ n.. E75 Eea-us-y. ;hc Smona, they a~e nsf5 +,- uo5e- rhe.- couyrsyt. sr~r- ale S05 uar.' rhe s-s, Q, mex, Dn..- 0e- The comuSa, IS oAtCsce7 '7 usN. s us.. --.r every I've 5Sy>.
 The 0onh.r $ h5''e5 % >s From ~ss-r.e rh.> eve1EOG.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
ONll hLND
 RF4THtR REPORT

--- ---.-. a...a.- e.-. ..o1> s' >-e.oS, --.- -a- -- a. o1.-as o- fh' ne a. .-a r~- -. --a-. .- The NaSo- v>.ey -..-~
 ..s...--.. -... .. a -5.' sNove We .s~- E ~7.-E u.7. s-s~e- S-,s ~,-.f v75 s as s. >-r.- --.1 ua5. 3, as--.- ,.... ~..- vr. 2' ns-- --- -..-- v.-.. B oa-7-. r-- - ws-es - .-.- --..- v.7.. 2. .-.-- ..., -...- -.a- s7r-- -s-,- ...r .s. s>-..
 lave .. .-- ~--u -c. cam. -> En.-H
 ~r .n- ~. z -- e. - sNT"s r..-- .---~~ -C r0--r v-.. -- so--.
 >-.-s ~..~ sa,-e .ore- .-as- .- ra-. >~aus-- S--u--- "a -- .. s0o~e .r--r-- >--u -. "a TT sN-~e. D,--Sr- .--rr ---.- u r6 r sN0~6
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
MKT WFtK

-.. .-r r.sa5 +o- e-'e~ai0-e0r ro no .... ., .h- ~sa-vay F. k wi. take ..a-- -.et Monday avr-.rE. March Ii.
 -.. .-. ha# n' rra eurr-a-wer' r. Tn --.-s. show Th.- r.. 1e -- ..-~.-, .. h. s.-s.e a15 c...#~. lu sa...... F. -rr-- a0s au-.c .'s~a V..I ra ..-.- .a hr- a-. a.hc- ..a.uUas u.... .a.--,..- .e .->.-- a>~ ~ .s'~e.
 --a -ac.-5 hr. @. 'ha eur.-sa.umoat VI. r. a r~es---s-o~ ol he 'auEhab.e ss-... ..re.- .' .ae Cocoaon' E-s7as. "
 -r.-- v.. a.,. he some nasIcs. -0ag. ..~ ..r marn.a pot m 'ns r.EuIar yas.
 snrr 0--- are n-amr-od ar.9hr Of -a~a e..rE- E-er-.
 -.a-r VI. na ~ehsa~sa.s each night .b.> wees. n.-.--.rE win Intervening
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
WILL GO

Nrsr.., A. N.a-S a' the Nor Invest
 .En- I Tower Company. ano member .' .H. ~saaUsy city oouDc" ..r the s>' year has acce0fe- 8 position with rho .a-e.rh7.n interests i0 rra N'ou- s.sa aa# v" leave Skacva. about Hs-e. 1Hh tr accept fho place.
 N- .Na-. rN-temu #eUa-turo m. --.7r.v recrr'.ot hy al. classes .a >,asvar. #.Hs a pioneer r1 this g.,y ar. ono n. 1~ most D0nu.ar g....o~ Far ghe last year he has Neen very rsE a. and conscientious member r. r'r ..Er ruruc...
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
JUNt4UITfS COME
 FOR tit IRtAlMtNl

Four Juneau citizens came to Ssa- way .ssj week to have thelr eyes er snlue5 sy E. E. Ni-uSe, the oC.c.a- -rev were sent here by Dr. Siun~.. o. Juneau vho Is acquantie5 with rh. vo-k dope Hy Nv kjrmss Vn..e ?. vz> a resident O Fuuesu.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
WILL MEET IN AND OUT

he~. "a 0 .." .- N ne >AA
 pvy..r, --r-. .E, rU.. r- .i V'. ra -r. ->. - -.r-. .n.. So -Nr'H VT ,,,- .. ... .r~r.-. s. ~c many --s-.~ ~-.> ..- rN. ...-rs-y N0- ms. n. ... -.u.- .sNa- ~HaU 'r. -. --. ..... -. .. N.-. ve~s
 ,.- .r~ -- -t.> ever
 --s,t.., N.z Er-A -Hr .a-.~- . -.... ~..H ". ... s.~a.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
fIRFNtN MikG
 GOOD N0sfl

rr >sHsu-r . ..---7-- E.-- Cens~-. -ra-. -nz.r. $. s. .--- r, #s-cs o- Ws>N- asr0- .- n.-.E.aT ar.r. >f. more thS1 z.. a v-.- r-. .rS~.n. .s- event --e r-.a -a-. r-> va-a sNoas S.-.
 rha~. vs, 8 ror. ra-ze0asooe & tst sars-s-ar- r--a--S Saturday ulCb' sr. gr. ea-ae .E u.a> E-esr ? eG eve.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
IN TODAY
Princess Beatrice iS Due
 at Ssagwav

-hs r. nce~> BesJ-Ice v... n5 a.. -c arrive 5u po-I gbls ever ne. ~. >s.e5 from Ne.ch5ks1 io~ >saEV5F yasre05sy sl Dooo. Ths' wou'a ~0s. her due he-e es-ly Jhl> Sfte-ooo1.
 he P-pcess Beatrice VI. ha~a .s-Ee ma sn5 shout go ua SseDEa-> -.- >SAEwEy
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
IS COMING

>-a.. .>r.-.. -a..y N's>sA-
 >as.- 2 .~-.. ..- 1.s-t ...N r. @ Iron .s .. ..- >,a-vsy ye>- .a--sr urE ..-~.---~- a" -..
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
SKAewAr wEAvEES

Toe -@>.r r. r.a Observation 5aEec ss ENo-e vns-# a. 7ss0.rhr, Ns- 1 ESc-. ss Ss r-~~ Dsuus-Sgg-s 7-r at~e-val 2 = SNove Nav. ue-g. r-s7e- -.E 1- hCg-S. 5S bNovt Mn go shove Nesr .5 shovs
 HSs->-s-r- @.
 AH-rEv. Sr-.H v.ra.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
MARRIED FOLKS
 WILL DANCE

The-e utl' he a Nsrr ed Fo.k'> Naa 5suce st.A. & bal Oey, Friday Cvsnr1c T-ers-sHo1s for the dance are Ur. u05a- vsy. Au eu1oysh1e evening $ srt5c.nsrei
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
skauwar baundrT

For frst-clsss work try Skagway Laundry. Tweniv-HvP wears expert euce. Telephone sq. a
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
Queen of the Cocoa nut Islands. at Elks' Hall, Monday, March l1Ch. 1-w
Pns. Crrea ir s toIl pnr.

Piles Cured iu 6 Co I4 Dnys
 EA.N OINTMENT IS guaranteed to yn~n arN case al 'rchfCC, Blind, Bleed ing ar ''r0rrHy.nE Files iu tO ll days 0- money rere--aE E0.. N-W-F The Nack Train Restaurant will serve v5ue with dinner 1~AerS, free in place .a1 tea n~ coffee Gene on boys.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
E'a- oEns.Aal81ssss g CaSvSoa'> r'
Seattle SalcoA

For Ese ch0rc-~t SOCK a. 6lU}G Us -sSE UeccS. rEe SaaFlIe Saloon 3ss5S then al The E511GS SestSle Rainier E,sE- S.wSyS ca hs-5.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
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PERSONAL MENTION

s~l,-es@-e @ sssNssy ys-. 9Ss SN ~Ss
 D- E. B C-ut'>. of the White Pass winter moi. service, and Mrs Couits, returned ou rhe Jefferson from the Sou'h where Dr. Coa'Is has been-pur- chasing horses for u~e 0u the White horse Dawson lrar.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
ht Che Masoot

Nj. Vernon rye and old BelmoO whIsEeyS, double stamped goods, at who 'eSalg prices Bt the Mas
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
Phone City Transfer

For your coal. wo& and general haul. ing. Phone u. HOughtoD's cigar store. l0-4-lmn
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04

George ". WaI,pnbauCh of the White Pass shops force. ard Mrs. Wa -euhsuCh. left on tho Jefferson for a visit 'o the states.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04

Andrew Aas was a soulhbound psSsen- ger on the Jefferson. Nr. Alas goes 10 Harrison Hot Springs where he wil re- Calvo treatment for rheumatism.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
Frssh Meat

The F-veS-ohr Co Esep al k3a5 o' NsSh u1rs1 cousssoJly oD hSnd. v
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04

Queen of the Cocoa nut Islands" at ElkS Hall, Monday, March l1th. l-w
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
At che Mascot

Home usB5s Oyster Cocktails al he NsScot.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04

The Marguerite clCar is made from the best Havana Tobacco aud has no equal. On sale sf F. W. BoughtOn.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04

Sou,h where ur. Cou'is has been-pur chasing horses for use or the White, horse-nawson lrar.
 George W. WaItpubauCh. Of lhe White Pass shops force. ard Mrs Wa -eubsuCh. 'ef, on tho Jefferson for visit ro the states.
 Andrew Aas was a soulhbound psssen ger on the Jefferson. Nr. Alas goes tc Harrison Hot Springs where he will re .calvc treatment for rheumatism. Aimc DuCas. son of Judge DuEss, and MT. Ducas. of Dawson. arrived on the Jefferson and 'eft this morning for the interior.
 Fred ErhIch. who has been III st the Bed Cross hospital for more than 8 week. |, improving and vill be ont in a fev days
 Mrs. ( F.. O'rson and Miss Hattie O'oson, ol this city, lert on the JeTer son for 8 visit a, Tacoma.
 Mrs. Jennie N. Tyler and three little .Eavrhfr-s Irn on tho Jefferson for Cn,Nayutc. Wash.
 U. S. Toh.n and A. Wilson, Dawson lawyers. arrived o0 the Jefferson and lef, for the interior on the train. Mrs .Car'.N Coleman and Mrs ", A. Reid. o' Fort William II. Seward, were 10 Skacwsy today
 Mayor and Mrs. F.. J Shaw r,iurnrd on the Jefferson from a trip 10 Southern cites.
 fudge W. B. Stout, Of Haiues, was a business visitor st SksCvBy today. Harry Fay, oi HBines, arrived at SksEwsy this morning.
 
 C. A. Jiudholm, oi Haines, is @ SkAg- way visitor,
 Nrs.Fred Shearer was a visitor in Skarwsy from Baiues today,
 
 Oscar Gard returned on the Jefferson from trip to Hsines.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. ", r, Renwick return ed hone op the Jefferson.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04

A., the Geaoacses Q, Jae season Sj the Pack Tram Restaurant,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04

The Pack Tra5r salOnn always leads Tt carries only tn. best brands of whis. kies, wines. brera and an the other goods to be had a & first-cIass reutle e mems resort e
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04

Aimc DuCas, son of Judge DuEas and Nr~. Dugas. Of Dawson. arrived on the Jefferson and 'eft this morning for the interior.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04

E, n. Clark, Volunteer |. =. Weather observer,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04
wEATEER BUREAU REPORT

SksCwsy. March t 'H1-. The weather cou5iJton> sI SSsGwE7 to- rhe q hour> n-ece5inC ONoD toiav were sS blows
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-04

Fred Erhlich. who has been i'll at the Red Cross hospital for more than & week. , improving and wilO be ont in & few days.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-23
Frases num6ricas.

Los n6meroB deBempefBn un papel i'm.
portante On la conversation, pero n6tasa
tai capricho en- su ugo, que no podemoa
pregcindir de TehsxionRr BobFe eI aEunto.
Empecemos por las fraBes de 4 unidades;
y no SO espants ell lector 81 la recibimos CON
piedrsB en- Ia mano. Sd dicen frescas,
4 clRridadea. Los oTadorep, que improvi.
san por reglR general, solo pronuncian 4
palabFaE; y eS proverbisl aquel ste hsgo
estaa letrab" con que pEincipian las car
tas de Confanza.
Hay n1meroB que son como puntos de
resistencis, foFtRlezRB, trincharas cosas
por el estilo: ''Bjgue on puB 49, ''eatS muy
en- Sus 15 y todavfa mejor, ''eatk plantado
On 81"
OtraH fraseS hay que contienen alguna
operaci6n aritm6tica, v. g. ''lo hizo en- un
2 por 8, 10 cual eH tan clsro como u 2
son g."
Y va metidos en- camiua de II varas,
en- IN asunto como ests,del al 4, paBamos
q los nGmeros gordos, las fraseg de mi
llRreB y milloneB por aquello de que va On
81 sguantar los 500.
Las grRciRs los besoB no % conocen
ainO en- paquets de 100, y 100000, "A
nadie He le ocurre daT, por ejempIo, 1884
gTsciag, que Her1a mucho dsr. nj enviar en-
una carta 74O. 900 besoA JlSl gracias, IN
million de besOs: eiO eB 10 corrients
Pero donde mas resRlts el caprieho del
lenguaie eg en- ls medidR del tempo: ell
reloj de Ia ponderaci6n sefala solo una
hoEs: "Lleg6 alas 1000 , 50O."
Cualquier hijo de vecino saliva on un
dfa 1000 di6cultades, mientraH que 81
pobre periodista gants todo So tempo ira
tando de veneer an obltaculo: la falta de-
HuscriptoreS.
Despu6s de pedir | 600 EXCUSES al lectoE
y de desearle 100 amos de vida.. NADIA
entire dos platoB.
Talio Febres Lordero.
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SUGRERIE CENTRALE "COLOSO"
AgaadlIIal P. r.

Como, consecuencia de las monturas
nuevas que Sc aCaban de efectuar on estR
Central; SO pone On venta Ia msguinariR
de uBo siguiente:
10. l Mo'ino horizontal maTca Birming
ham de 3 masaB de 80 so com.
pleto con engTanaies, acumuIador
depression hidFa6iica sin m6quina
motriz
2o.-2 Vtntiladorea de aire para 81 BerYi.
clio de hornoa de bagazo marcas
Buffalo , Stuvtsvemt, Di6metro de
las tuberias 18 y 25.
3o.--1 Mdquina de vapor horizontal de
Is HIP. con Sd transmission de mo.
vimiento para uno de los dos ven
tiladores.
4o.-1 M6quina de vspoE vertical de
10 HIP.
5o.-1 Mdquina de vspor horizontal de
Is & 20 HIP.
Gal MSquinR de Yapor horizontal de
20 HIP. de Ia casa francaga Gail.
7O.-1 Bomba de aiTe de 2 cilindros con
Hu motor de vapcr y su condemns.
dor previni6ndo de IN cuadruple
efecto Lille de $50, 900 galoneg
por "a horRs.
Sol Bonn be de aire de lacasa francesa
Gail proviniendo de IN ta .ho de
120 sacos
9o.-1 Bomba de sire de la miHma casa
proviniendo de un tacho de go d.
cos.
IOdGs estGS 0s6qoinaS psSeden dar an 6ue.
no y largo MsO. 8v.A
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Atlas ] baIas Do aIIsnaaas.

Hsn ingreBsdO an 81 Msnicomio de esta
ciudad, en- virtud de las disposicioneB
adoptadas para Ia admission de todos los
alienadoB de la isla, Ezequiela AaenciO,
de Fajardo; Joaquina Castro, de Gurabo;
Bartolo Velazquez, de San Juan; AntOlfu
Morales, de FsjaEdc EvariDto Rosa, de
Rio Grande; Francisco Fuenteg, de Qua
Ysma, Angela Rodriguez, Dssideria Sic
IRA y Victorio Morales Aponte, de CsguaB;
Domingo Pical, Manuel Martinez , Eleu-
terra Collazo, de Maupsbo.
FnerOn dadas de alta remitidas Dus
respectivaB Iocslidades, Ramona Reyes de
Yabucoa y Juatiniano OsOEio, de Fajardo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-23

FAMAS De EUROPA.-Los eminentes y sa-
bios medicos Germod Bouchardat, Nonta
y ChOmel en- sus estudiOs sobre el vino San
Rafael de Valence (DrOme) France, des-
pues del analisis hecho pOr los eminentes
sabiOs Liebig y Pasteur, certifcan que las
propiedades de este vino son de tai excelen-
ella, que su uso debe ser obligatorio los
lud, 10 que recommends muy eficazmente
q todOs sus colegas. Cuidese mucho con
las falsiflcaciones. Unicos agentes para Ia
Isla de Pt0-Rico. OeFeoedO HeTnsQnOs
Ca, San Juan Par.
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80 eabalIos saerlfIoodps eausl del 'muorno''

al p1msro de % ascienden los cabalIos
sacrifeados an Cayey y en- Csguas poe
disposition de los inlpectores vsteIinarios,
& causa del ''muermo".
Parecs que en- algunos casos FeAuIta que
dutiios de cAbslloB enfeTmos, los ocultan
para evitar una inspection que puedS dar
por Eesultado Ia muerte del animal.
De ahf que Sc den casos como el ocurFi.
do en- Csgaas la Bemana pasada, en- que
fAlIeci6 un pobre hombre vfctima del
terrible NAL.
La campAfa empTendida por los fuucio-
nsrios de sanidad local en- Cayey = ca
otras localidades de Ia isIa que Becunda
tan bien los prop6Sitos de Ia direction do
6snidad superior , del gobierno, estan -
rroduciendo aua aaIudableg resultadoa.
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Una v!sIta DE- !nspsee!dn.

A las dcs de la tarde de hoy realizsrA
una vi ita de inspection Ia coIonia de
lsprosos de iaLa de Cabras, 81 Bf nor Jaime
Annexy, Sub director del departamento
Consolidate. LIE acompaharS el doctor
Velaz Lopez de esta ciudad.
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-EL "NUEVO CAFE de los espo-
Bou Morgan, Fortaleza 21, ACABA DE
RECIBIR nm Complsto surtido do los me-
jores dulceE Elsgantes CartuChos propios
para rpgalos. Heladoa, refr@coa, frutas
81 natural , TODD Cuanto Tegals 81 paladaE
mGg doliCado so oacnentra Rlll primoEosa'
mento usrYidO. Cafe CON leohs y ChoCo-
late, desde Las uiete de Is mahRnR lau
~ dc la noChe. Famoso ChoColate BA'
KER muv ncTeditadO en- todo ell mundo.
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Nusvos trsJss fsmsnlnos.

Paris, Julio 2O.-se trata haoer entsar
una nueva moda de trsjau femeninos he.
choH pEincipalmente de un papel muy
fuerte no iofsmabIe, que Yendrfs
coBtar dos terceras parties menos que 81
algod6n diez veceg neuos que Ia tela
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BarbOsa dandO que haCer.

Julio
las Al
Competa ibsFt los hOplss
pale4 ia C Ro
reglamno
submi6n
n degado BRASIL Senior BaEbosa und6 dsuo tnn
do psidente smaro orden supcare pa 10
Senior
muchos nectsbR ne apsudien
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IA VILLA De MADRID. Las grandes me-
joras de que estan siendo objeto estos al
macenes no Sc centraen solo al local; para
probarlo encarecemos al pnblico de buen
tono hacernOs 0na vista antes de comprar.
Estamos reeibiendO ell surtdo mas selec-
to en- generos de fantasia en- seda, hilo,
lana algod0n; Casimires ingleses para
Verano, Madras s'Arnol para camisas;o Ell
surtido mas complete en- perfumerla fran
cesa incluyendo ell perfume 'D3Uiq1o" y
Aqua Colonia de Guerlain; Encajes y ador-
nos para ell gusto mas refinado asi como ell
surtido mas grande en- tiras Dordadas y
brOderies. Ultima nOvedad en- Sobretodos
"Af0atec0rlo" Y "Ioreras Jroacesds" de
seday 0ncaje incluso los de Pongee, para
Automobiles; FOdemos satisfacer ell gusto
mas refinado.
En- Ropa blanca para sefioras, estamos
tambien recibiendo ell mejor surtido como
cido hasta ahora.
Vis1tenos 9 pidanos muestras y lie aten-
deremos seguros que encontrara 10 que
interese. p. o. Box 764. TelefonO z73.
San Francisco 81. San Juan PR.
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GANADO.-Ss venden en- buenAs con.
diciones 2 parejss de muloH, de Caballos
y 2 carros de cuatrO ruedas. Para infor.
mes diriiirse q don Manuel s. Gauthier.
F6brica de BauleB, calle San Agustin,
Puerta de TERRA, entire las paradas 6 y z
66J. M. s. P. 0. Box 4s8, San Juan.
v. r.
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-Ea ola Correspondence de Puerto
Rico", Allen 81, hay do venta EeCibca t.
Ionariou para CobEo de alquileres dc CaEaG,
Ran3aH On met6lico , CON frman, decla Ta-
clones do naCimionto, dafunCi6n CertifcR-
ci6n m6diCa. p.
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PERDIDA.-Un cabalIo negro CO.
bruno, cabO trasero blanoo y otro caballo
zaino con cabos delanteros blancos cabo
tTaEero blanco, so han estraviado de la
fnCa "San Luis Eita en- Carolina, de los
T fiores Arauaga y Barriola. So gratifi.
cara al que los presents HuS due
NOS. 15 '. q.
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Despistando a las trOpas.

23HA
bendo Rau los gobieno
Gbba
MnisrO gobin
6tmamen prohi6
dondeI g eienee econdido.
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Sin On CsntaVO Dc dsuda flOtaOtO.

Todos los municipios de la isla, & excepy
Ci6n de los de Bayam6n, Cialea y Maya
gG y, han csIradO HuS Operaciones On 80
de Junio & timo, sin nm centavo de deuda
a ,tRnte,
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LA RELOJERIA y joyerfa del ST.
KehrhRhn Co. &c ha trasladado 4 Ia ca.
lie de San Jose Is frente al Correo, donde
hay Constantemente un buen Burtido de re-
lojes otras prendag. pa.
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PODER.-Con fscha 12 del preBente
mes, y pOr ante el NOtario de Maysgiez,
Lcdo. Mariana Riera Palmer, he conferi-
do poder generalfsimo ID. William Fal.
be y d. Roberto Wilson, mancomuna-
damente.-DaVid wilson, Central Orien-
ta', AFecibo, r. r.
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-EN FL CLUB ds F. Kehrhahn =
Co., San jose is, BE venden dos rslo'
ies de GRO Cada Bsmana. LA Ultima Bena-
"a obtuvo uno 81 Sr. AlejandTo Reyna de
San Juan. gocio nIimero 29.
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Ell rey de Italia en- Inglaterra.

Julio % Italia
Emmanuel III
pudn ssl alrante