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written to Mr.. Gray of the CONNER
cial club to this effect
Il expect to arrive at Spokane at
about 6:20 p. m, July 6, leaving nex'
night at 10 o'clock for North Yaki-
ma, reaching that city on the morning
of the 9th. Leaving on the afternoon
train of the 9th, l shall go to Seattle
for two days and tlen go to Tacoma
shall hope TO see you during the
visit to these places"
Regarding the river trip proposed by
Mr. Gray, president of the Yakima
Commercial club, Secretary Moore
says that it will be taken up in the
fall, owing TO the fact that members
of the local club are too busy at this
season to leave. 1t is possible. he says
that the proposed trip Will be made
q later date
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swore they did not occupy the cellar
in the Stout street store but that they
rented anOher.
orchard had testified that Pettibone
and he made the bombs there. He
couldn't remember that orchard ever
came to the Stout street store, but he
saw him in the Court street store
which was the headquarters of the
miners from everywhere.
Marion Moore. executive board
member for Arizona. knew orchard
slightly. He met him first in May.
1904. in Denver. He met him again
in 1905 in Denver. He asked him to
take & letter to Alaska to mail for
him. He told him he was sending the
letter a long way from here and he
replied he wanted TO get rid of
woman.
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DID YOU HEAR THAT BAND, OR SEE It !?

Then the bandmaster tried his hand.
Arguments We're in vain. Still he in
sisted The stripes were the Eagles
colors. That settled that.
Be- the caps didn't look like Eagles
crests. Nor did they resemble the
venerable appearance of the bald
eagle. So the boys still baked. And
the crowG waited.
And The bandmaster insisted.
He became eloquent.
He emphasized.
He gestured.
But two of the band registered
The caps had been stolen from the
Salvation Army and they knew it..
They didn't intend to be caught with
the goods So they balked. And the
crowd waited
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FARMERS Of WALLA WALLA VALLEY
ARE FAVORED WITH SPLENDID CROPS

According to a local large wheat
grower, who has just completed
our of. the PalOuse and Big Bend
country, wheat in the Walla Walla
district is making much better
slowing than that OF either of the
above sections.
Fail wheat will make a far better
showing than spring wheat owing to
the late spring.
1t is expt cted beading will be COM
menced generally about July 20.
though favored patches will be put
under the header all the way from
InlV l. to 90.
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BLEW UP TOGETHER.
Two Happy People Celebrated the
Fourth by Getting Married.

Not content with celebra ting the
glorious Fourth in the conventional
manner, Alpheus Bidwell and Bessie
Nay Randall devised a new one. They
decided to celebrate together and Rev.
Robert j. Reid was called in to unite
them.
The marriage was a quiet one and
took place at the home of the brides
great aunt, Mrs. DeHaven. on South
Eighth street.
Both young people are we'll and
favorably known in the city. The
groom is in the employ Of the O. r. &
n. con-rany. The couple will make
their home on East Alder street
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now running on the river and if your
club VIII plan an excursion we would
gla n and we believe that Kenne-
wick so. A trip of this k1no
would 81 opportunity of
seeing the 81 CS to be de-
rived by opening A river to
the ocean.
The following letter, Glasgow
Mont, June 80, has been -eceived by
Senator Ankeny who was planning
upon accompanying Secretary Garfield
upon his visit to Pasco:
My Dear Senator:
Il have your telegram of the GOTH
very much regret it will not be pos
sible for me to visit Pasco. My itln-
erary is made up for 60 days and could
not be changed at this date. I have
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But the bandmaster insisted.

But the bandmaster insisted.
He moved most of the band to
tears
The boys wanted to reduce the
beautiful blue clothes to tears.
Finally a compromise was fixed up.
Peace reigned
All donned the clothes.
But the snare drummer didn't. He
wore his own clothes.
He knew where they came from.
But the rest were persuaded.
The terms were-new caps, T. ID. u.
So the band played on.
But the sweet strains came only at
ter some severe strains in the rela-
tions of the band to itself.
But the strains never showed.
And once more the band played on
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ICONS" HAVE TIME.
Men Shut Out From World Celebrate

Men Shut Out From World Celebrate
the Fourth.
At the penitent.ary yesterday the
Fourth was celebrated in the most
approved and elaborate manner.
Rev. Robert ]. Reid spoke to the
prisoners on the subject. THE Fourth
of July and it's meaning
Singing, instrumental music, quar-
tet music, solos of various kinds, ac-
robatic feats and a basketball game
furnished amusement for the crowd.
Lemonade was furnished in plentiful
quantities for all those who desired
it. A good time was reported by the
visitors from the city and no accident
occurred to mar the day.
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CHICAGO STRIKE
IS EXPECTED
Executive Committee Of TEL
egPaphePs Has Full Power

CHICAGO, July 5.-The arrival this
afternoon of konenkamp, and the
presence of M. J. Reddy. South Bos-
ton, and j. Nj. Sullivan, Brooklyn.
Will give the executive committee of
the Telegraphers union a majority
here.
1t is expected a meeting of these
men will mean strike orders for Chi
Cago.
Neill is comforting with both sides
in the hope of preventing the strike.
Action is expected before the mass
meeting Sunday.
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KING LEOPOLD
MAKES TROUBLE
Be|gians Preparing for Revo-
luton and His AbdiCatiOn

BRUSSELS, July 5.-Belgians of all
classes are aroused over the prospect
of the plebian son of King Leopold
and Baroness Vauguh, widow of coal
HEAVIER becoming heir to the Belgium
throne.
This may become fact if King
Leopold carries out his determination
to solemnize his marriage with the
baroness under the religious ceremony.
If King Leopold has the ceremony
performed the Belgium people may
force his abdicatiOn.
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LINEMAN Is KILLED.
Charles 6. Welsh EIectrocuted on Pol,

Charles E. Welsh EIectrocuted on Pole
In Portland.
PORTLAND, July 5.-Charles E.
Welsh, one of the veteran linemen IN
the employ of the Portland Railway,
Light and Power company met instant
death at the top of pole on Portland
Heights at the corner of Chapman and
Elm streets at o'clock yesterday af-
ternoOn. The cause of the accident is
not known as there was no eye wit
ness, but it is supposed that Welsh
came in contact with one of the higH
power wires as he was descending
the pole.
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BOISE, July 5.-Court reconvened
late to give the defense an opportuni-
~ to get minor witnesses and inspect
he dispositions taken in San Francis
CO in connection with the explosion at
the Bradley house
The state will oppose the introduc-
ton OF matters set and in the depo
sit ons as a strong card with the jury
90 convince il that Orchard lied when
he said he blew Bradley up with giant
powder.
MOyer may be called as a witness
by the defense Saturday afternoon
unless It is decided to put him on the
sand t,fore the depositiOns are read
when he will testify late today.
n lively legal fight is coming the
first of next week when both sides
will move the greater part of, the ev-
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Japs Feed Americans.

TOXIC. July 5.-General kurokl
gave a luncheon today in honor OF
Luke Wright, the American ambassa-
dor. Field Marshal Oyama expressed
appreciation over the reception given
Kuroki in America.
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Ard the band played on.
Bat it pretty nearly didn't.
TGc new uniforms came.
Yesterday was the first appearance
in the splendiferous regalia.
Eut pretty nearly they didn't ap-
pear at al.
This is how it happened:
When the boys saw the uniforms
they weren't a bit impressed.
So they balked.
The trousers had Stl res. The caps
We're ilnnDssible. so tho snare drum
mer kicked. So did some of the others
Meantime the crowd was waiting
to see the music makers make their
appeu ance.
But still the boys baked like Mis-
souri, mules.
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BETTER AT PASCO.
Trains Will Now Run Into the New
Passenger Station.

Trains will hereafter run into the
new depot at PascO. Beginning at
midnight tonight all trains will here
after stop at the new station at Pasco,
Just what this change means can
only be appreciated by those who have
travelled through PascO and especially
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In the case of c. \. Beck versus, =.
c. Sims and wife in which the plain
tiff was granted a Judgment Of $500
and costs on March q, 1907, Beck, in
a petition filed this morning, asks a
writ of garnisheement against HOP
Wo .Yuen whom. he claims is indebt-
ed to Sims, or has personal property
belonging to Sims in his possession.
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TWO ARE KILLED
BY BAD MAN"
Hungarian Gels Action With
His Deadly Gun

EAST ST. LOUIS. July 5.-Ignatius
kurvilla is dead with a bullet in his
heart and Peter Stubinski was fatally
shot this morning.
Both were found on a street corner.
A Hungarian is accused of shooting
them as result of a quarrel. He was
arrested after a long chase in which
Policeman McCleary ran into a fence
and was rendered unconscious
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TEXAS GOVERNOR FIGHTS.

+ AUSTIN, Tex, July 5.-Gover- :
+ nor Campbell. in a speech today. :
+ declared the WatersPierce Oil :
+ company was a dummy of the
+ trust. He declared he will COM :
+ pei H. Clay Pierce to face the :
+ Travis county jury if possible. I
: j r !. !. j. 4. !. ]. + i. + + 4. + !
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Wonders Win Two Games.

The Inland Wonders prevailed over
Dayton yesterday with a score of II
to and also won from Prescott in its
afternoon game by a score of Z to 2. 1t
is estimated that fully 10000 peop,-
were guests at Dayton yesterday. The
feature of the days celebration was
the display of firew orks in the even
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BRUSSELS HAS "UNWRiTTEN.'

I. WaddingtOn was acquitted TO-DAY =
: on the charge of numbering En- +
/. neste Balmaceda, attache of the !
I. Chilean embassy here, because =
!. the latter refused to marry Wad-
4. dingtons sister after betraylng =
+ her. The unwritten law was the
+ fense
! j. j. j. + j. !. + 4. !. !. + i. + + !
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Bank is Closed.

MIAMI, Fla, July 5.-The Fort Dali
las National bank of this city was
closed today by the direction of the
comptroller of currency, who declares
the institution is inSOlVent.
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those who have laid over at the dis
NAL place.
The new station house is located in
a much better portion of the town
and will be much more comfortable for
travellers who have to lay over in that
place.
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||N|TFD PRESS SUCCEEDS SCRIPTS RAE
IN GREAT NEWSGATHER|NG ORGANIZATION

in 1897 after a long battle with the
Associated Press many of it's privi-
Ieges went to the ScxlpRs@McRae and
Publishers Press Ss& ations.
One of the first M Aof the United
ffTess will be the IL pm of leas-
easeSpper wire from Diego to Sc
attic, via Los Angeff4SAkh Francisco
and Portland, for the collection and
distribution of Pacific coast news. The
service will be superior to that rur-
nshed by any other press organiza-
ton, as it will be the only leased wire
extending through coast cities. The
Walla Walla Statesman will be the
only paper in Walla Walla to receive
the full leased wire report. The wire
Is now being strung and will be ready
September l.
over 500 newspapers are served by
the United Press now. and the num-
Der is being increased rapidly. The
leased wire system is being rapidly
extended to reach all large cities in
the country. The service is exclusive
Sor afternoon and Sunday morning
newspapers.
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Chicago Grain Markets.
CHICAGO, July 5.-Wheat 96 12,
"a 5-S corn 54 1-2, SO 3-4; oats AZ 1-2,
AZ IS
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May Still Winning.

LONDON, July 5.-May Sutton
playing Mrs. Chambers for English
tennis championship today took the
first set in 81.
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!. T. j. !. i j. 4. ]. j. + j + /. + + j
: PREPARE TO, PERsPIRE. 1
Says the Extra weather man: !
I. Fair and warmer tonight and I
= Saturday." :"
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in 1897 after a long battle with the
Associated Press many of it's privi-
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5'll-a!7lI}7ZgHCISde ~!
81 htions.
q Aof the United
pn of a leas-
Diego to Sc
tf S4n Francisco
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Claims an Interest.

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Ell HOSPITAL SAN LUCAS. !.

Un hermoSo ediicio es 81 que desti.
nado hospital con 81 nombre de San Lu.
cas-, levantaBe en- una colina del barrio de
CanaH, en- el extreme Oeste de la ciudad
del Sur.
Al fsente de eus nuevo. estabIecimianto
ben6fco, sc haIIa 81 reputado medico ale.
man Carl VogeI.
Cuenta el eatablecimiento con todo 10
Indispensable en- material de ciruifa, v,
emplazadO 81 edifcio On sitio higi6nico de
ls ciudad, en- todos Eus departamentoa hay
permanente aereaci6n.
EI hospitsl San Lucas d6beBe liberal
donativo hecho por una flantr6pica dana
norteamericana.
AdemdS del hospital de San Lucas
cuentR Ponce con sl AsiIo de Mendigou Ell
Auilo de DamRS, 81 AsiIo de Ciegos los
hoHpitales Tricoche Y Civil.
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GRANDEs NOVEDADEs

Sc acaban de recibir en- ell PARIS BA.
zAR por 81 dltimo vapor frances llegado
& este puerto, grandeA novedades en- Gin
turonea, peinetaa, oarterss de mano, joye-
ros, adornos etc, etc.
Tambien Sc hR recibido I'm gran surtido
de abrigoB faldaB, corte frances, para Be'
foraB, asf como Bombrerog adornadoH: gran
novedad.
En- abanicos moderniBtas, Ultima pala'
bra de Ia moda, hay preCioBidades.
Una vista al Paris Bazaar Pedro GiuAti.
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Temple mas6nIco.

Muchas de las perBonaB que pregencia'
ron Ia coIocaci6n de Ia primera piedra de
un temple mas6nico, 81 mes pasado, vieron
que Ell preaidente de EstadoB Unidos anda
armada con revolver. Cuando 81 Maestro
tyat6 de cefiirle ell mandil al rededor de la
cintura, levant6 nm POGO los faldoneB de Ia
leviUa y se encontr6 con I'm obstaculo para
uniE las correag; todoB vieron que era Ia
pfstola que llevaba en- el bolsillo dere-
cho de atrSs del pantal6n. Sc infere que
81 Mr.. Roosevelt eB atacado, no morira
inerme como Lincoln, Garfield = Mac
Kinley, Hino que morir6 matando.
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co N Err GlAL.

Los uehoreB BaS y Companfa, del CO.
mercio de esta ciudad, He sirven partici-
parnos que les ha sido conferida una
nueva representation, es Ia importanto
casa de F. Franz J. Sohinksl, de HAida,
Bohemia.
La referida casa poase una f6bEica de
cristRleEfa , 90 dedica ese Tamo en- toda
81 extension, teniendo tambien objetos de
joyerfa.
Buenos negocios tendrS usguramente en-
Puerto Rico el seTor SchiBkel por medic
de BuS acreditados Representatives. los Eefio-
res Bas Cumpanfa.
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Ell ROs De ORC.

De Salvador AIsina. San FrancisCo
42, Puerto Rico. Sc fabrican gorras para
militarea, Colegios Sanidad, FerrocarEi-
les, POlicfa, BandaB de mdsica, Sociedadea
particulares y dem6s cuerpos = depsnden-
cias de esta iBla.
AHf como insignias galones, botones y
demSs distintivos de cada ramo. En- boi.
mas y cachuchaH para nifios, hay un varia'
do , complete Burtido, de pai1o de coloEes
peluch, grana, lanilla negraB y blancaA
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Noticias de Arecibu.
(De nue8trO oorrsspOnsaI. J

Julio 29.-Con motive del sensible fa.
llecimiento del 8efior Aureliano Marin, Sc
suBpendi6 anoche 81 bale que hsbfa anun-
ciado 81 Casino Espafiol en- celebration del
Patrono de Espana. Creemos que este
bale tendr6 que Bugpenderse para otrs
OCCASION pueH el sabado domingo pr6xi.
mos da function en- este Teatro Ia Compa.
mia de zaTzuela.
-Reina gran animaci6n para Ia pr6xi-
ma tempOrada de Ia Compafifa de zarzueIa
que insugura eHta con Ia preciosa opereta
Sci Milagro de la Virgen" 81 pr6ximo
s6bado.
Aver 81 individuo Miguel Rodriguez
(a) Tripita, acometi6 con un cuchillo &
don Manuel Acsvedo caus6ndoIe varias
lesioneg. Acto continue fa6 detenido por
el policfa Lorenzo Ganz6lez.
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Ia TIsndIta.

Es digno de viuitaTne 81 nuevo local que
ocupa "La Tiendita', al lado del ayunta-
miento. Ests decoroaamente pintado este
bonito eatsblecimiento, 6nico en- 80 cIase
que Be dedica las venta de efectoB religio.
sos en- Puerto Rico. VerdadeFamente ha-
cfa faIta una tienda de esta fndoIa
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I'm 'LA Correspondence de Puerto
RlCo", Allan "a, hay de vsnta Eeciboa to-
IonaEiol para Cobro de alquilerez dc CanaE,
hAnzaa "a met6lico CON Rrmaa, deClA Ea.
OiOno- ds naCimionto, defunci6n J Corti6Ca.
Ci6n msdion. d.
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-EL ''NUEvO CAFE'' do lon espo.

I'll "NUEVO CAFE de lon espo-
Bos Morgan, Fortaleza 81, ACABA DE
RECIBIR nm complete BuEtido dc lol me-
ioreu dulCsE. EIegantes Cartuchos propios
para EsgaloS. Holadoa, Eafreacos, fEutaH
q natural = todo Cuanto Eegalo q paladar
MIA doliCado % encuentRR alll pEimoTosa-
monts DoEvido. Cafe con leche choCo.
Late, doSde Las nieta do la manana lau
12 dc d mocha FamoBo chocolate BA'
KER muy ncreditsdo en- tOdo eI mundo.
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ACusaCi0n contra Orchard.

Colorado Julio 30S principal Orchard
nec religion dpu6 de ha dicho vedad 81 20 do
1899 Orchard
unCi6n von gobnnador
compicdRd de faado
de Ia federation Orchard parapr la huelgs
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ALGODON SEA ISLAND.

Dos deSnlotodoY0S con SUI cal
dera correspondence, maquina y
empacadoras completes. Magni-
f1co estado y probadas.
Informar&n los seflores Behn
Brothers San Juan Puerto Rico.
Is v. q.
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EN Ell CLUB de E. Kshrhahn ,
Co., San joss rs, ne ,venden dos relo'
ieI de orc Cada Ismana. La fltima Bema-
na obtuvo uno 81 sE. don Salvador Sierra
de San Juan, socio n6mero 10.
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IngIaterra Y Estados unidOs.


tannto dan
neual ci6n
gata dicmen
omi
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EspsIOs J euadr0s a pIaz0s,

Es el diSIOque, vendiendo & plazos eupa.
jos, cuadFoS, Csmas, mnebles fon6gTafoB,
relojes de pared etc. etc.
En- Gel CielO" "La Vizcaina" 'La
Gloria" Sigue 81 gran bRratiIlo dc en-.
cafes. Gaugav, gsngau.
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Venezuela insiste en- su negativa.

Washington Julio 30Por
a question de Las recsmacon De cqdadanOs mer contra gonO
preside Castro, hiara ct6
0 dsudas oontra la discussion L H1ya e AGu d %
Etdo ndo sn asnnt que este pOa hab Dc ser d h 1o1 De
los mmos favorab gobeno de los ud
afnan one lOs padas
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Haywood fu6 absue|to.


debidO 10 defuoDo
hallaba Denver.
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IJNSEJo A Las hADKEs.--gl jarsbs calnanrs ae
sW Winsow debe usarae sieTupre que los niaos esan
~ y odo de denticion Proporciona aivio immediate
Il pequeo pacente produce IN sueno natural tran9ulo
riva 81 dolor e angelic desperta muy vvo alegre
sndas aIvh dolores haee fhciss las funcones del
sst6nago regula los intestnos. Es eI mejor remedo
eonocdo para darrea va provenga esa de Ia dentic6n
ds cnaquiera oa causa. 1&ngase mucho cudado pe1
a ''Iarabe Carnante De a Sennrs Window: q meo
a aodoa.
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ABOY YllAL Cd.

Tetuan 81, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
OfreCen un Burtido complete de maderas
machiembradaa,
Acaban de recibiF CuRrtoneTfa, tabIcn.
clio chanhe y juntera ETC., de todas de
mennionaa. PREoToa MoDTCos. 30 '.
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WANTED; general manager for our
medicinal preparations. Entire control.
Large commissions. Permanent position
fremont Drug Company, Altoona, Pen
n0 u. s. a.
Sc DESEA I'm agente general para
nuentroB preparados medicinRlea. Exclu.
silva. CFecida comisi6n. Posici6n perms'
nente. Fremont Drug Company, Altoona,
PenmG, IT, s. a.
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Sc cOmpran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS aunque no eat6n On buen estado,
sollares antiques de Oral = prendaa anti.
guag.
Dirfjaue 4 P. ]. B. Tetu6n 40, San
Juan 6 al 8 caIIa Aurora, Ponce. p.
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Sc VENDEN 2 caaaB en- Cataflo que
rsntan % dollars 81 mes, nm solar en- Mi
Eamar dc 20 K %, y tres bOtes que hacen
sl tr6fcO de pasajeros en- Ia bAhis de San
Juan Catafo. Informant j. Obrer, Pa.
Eada 10 Santurce Box 1,134 San JuaD.
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SHRVICI0 ESPHCIAL de- Cables
DM
La Democracia" ' la GonesDondencia
UhIDas
Anrnhada mr. Ilnanimidad
AprObada pOr unaniridad.

Julio 3OL proposition Mr. Choas ddegado los
@ aprObad pph "a dEcu6n de dlcha
dch Vezuels gbisnO
Haargraf sncargo
debe Venezuela 6 sdbdtos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-30

DuIa saIIna ''PrurIdancIa" Dc GuanIel.
BLANCA, SEGA Y
DE BUEN GRANO.

Una partida de cudreast0 mil qett7etoJes
ofrece su dueno, ell que suscribe, al bara-
tisimO precio de once cesstdUOs quintal, en-
sacada y cosida; pero siendO de cuenta del
CompradOr dar los envases. Dicho precio
regira Cinicamente para los puertos de Ma
yaguez, Aguadilla, ArecibO y San Juan,
por estar en- competencia con otros sali-
neros. Juan PadiLLo Gorr0St0zd. CabO-
ROjo, apartadO numero IL. 80 ". s.
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JOSE MENDIN.-Vende 81 detail y
al por mayor cal viva , apagada. Grava
y arena duIce ofreCe LanChaH de 10
Is tOneladas para tTanHpOrte de toda clase
de carga. Pare informeS Playa de los
IAdrillos, San Juan. 30v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-30

VENTA DE CASA.-Persona de posi-.
ci6n pusde adquirir una casa en- Santurce,
EeCien COnstEuida y con todR Class de CO.
modidades. Est6 EituRda en- Bitio c6ntrico
6 Sano de la Carretera central, y consta de
sois habitaciones, Hala, COmedor y adem6s
hRbita clones para 81 servicio; dos inodoros,
magnifco bafio CON lavabo de marmol etc
Para nformes dirigiFne & don J.. Pujals
("Samper,") en- eata redacci6n. is Y. a