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arraigBhent OF
public Investigator filed with
the Interstate commerce Commission.
Every crime. discrimination
: o
panstaking
viii of
country opportunity the oil octopus
report that completely
report
poratons Gar on he same sub bject as May
DESCRIBES COMPETITION CRUSHING
confined Of
country
report subject
With
employed
petition.
these methods outlined
THE CHARGES ENUMERATED
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One More Juryn1an
Sits in Than Case;
NeW Panel Is DraWr1
Four Seats Empty in the Box-prisoner Pre-
fers Death to Madhouse, But Mothers
Testimony May send Him TO Asylum.

YORE, Jan. ss.-One urOr has for
ThaW trial, leaving only four chairs in the box
Charles d. retired
panel of 100 taesmen
the trial.
panel of will
jurmen complete the
Eleven morning
a were
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Better Train Service to New YORK.

Beginning Monday, Jan. 18th, the PENN
sylvania Railroad. looking to the better
comfort of its passengers, will operate
an additional perior car on its popular
New York Business Mems Express,
leaving Washington SEQ a. m. weekdays.
Effective Sunday, the 9th, the $3.50 a. n.
and 500 D. N. express trains Will also
carry ADDITIONAL Pullman parl0r car
equipment on Sundays. making regular
Sunday equipment OF the 500 O'clock
train, Pullman club smoker, three draw
ing room parlOr ears. dining car and
Yestibuled coaches.-AdV.
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DENIES THE WRIT OF
SENATOR'S DAUGHTER

The Supreme Court OF the United
States today denied a writ of certiOrari
10 bring before IL the case OF Mary
Sherman McCallum vs.. Collector OF
Internal Revenue GoldsborOughs OF
Maryland Mrs. MCCallum is the
adopted daughter of former Senator
sherman of Ohio, and objected to q
levy OF the inheritance tax on her
share OF the sherman estate, as a
stranger in blood" instead Of rela-
tive Of the first line.
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Railroad Officials Oil Msn.

The investigation by the commission
failed TO disclose any instance where a
railway company has been interested
directly in oil lands or ia petroleum pro
ductiOn. Only one instance was discov-
cred where officials OF a railway CON
pany were interested IN the production
and sale of oil. This related to certain
officials Of the Baltimore and Ohis
Southwestern railroad, who owned stock
of the Argand Refining Company, which
was. on their recommendation. after
ward sold 10 the Standard on Company.
and the lubricating contract which the
road transferred to the Galens on Com
pany. Standard concern.
Discussing in detail it's charges against
tine Standard OF Company the commits
sion says. IN part:
1.-The Standard 0il Company largely
monopolizes the handling Of petroleum
from the moutk of the we'll until Il i
sold to the retailer, ana sometimes %
&c consumer, and under ordinary etr-
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Pennsylvania R. R. to New York.

Effective sunday. Jan. 9th, New York
Express trains from Washington at $3.50
a. n. and 3;e9 p, m. will each carry ad-
ditional Pullman parlor car equipment
on Sundays. The new 500 o'clock a. m
Business Mems Train on week days will
also carry an additional parIor car be-
ginning Monday, January ADV.
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New York Police Hold
Trolley Conductor as
Suspect,
Prisoner Believes Doc
tors Surgery Killed His
Wife a Year Ago.
Had Threatened TO Get
Even, and Never For
gave Surgeon.

NEW YORK. Jan. 28-In John Bell
thirty-twO years OF age, detectives be-
lisVe they have the man who. early
saturday morning, entered the home of
DR.. Charles WilmOt Townsend, in New
Brighton. Staten Island. and fatally
wounded the physician as me latter lay
beside his vile.
In the motive ON which the police
base the opinion that Bell is the man
they want lies a romantic story Of love
and grief the latter so poignant that
II drove a husband 10 murder.
Bell was arrested early today a the
lome OF his parents in Brooklyn.
The romance OF BELLS life commenced
Two years ago. lie was q conductor on
q Flushing street car line.
The Conductors Romance.
= beautiful girl. the daughter Of
wealthy parents in the fashionable sec
lion OF Flushing, was frequently a pas
senger on Bells car She was attract
ed by his good looks and manners. lie
vas in love with her from the hrst
Bell asked his fair passenger 10 marry
aim. ana she was willing HcT father
however. sternly forbade the marriage.
Bel and the girl OF his choice eloped.
They made their home In staten Island
where Bell obtained employment With a
trolley company
A year ago Mrs. Bell was about To
become a mother. and DR.. Townsend
was called In when an operation be-
came necessary. Mrs. Bell died.
Breoded 0YsG Grief.
Bells grief knew no bounds. He was
distracted. He believed that DR.. Town
send was responsible for his wife's
death.
He killed her With his surgery" Bell
UHfN s4ar f
To change the scene OF his sorrow
BELL went 10 san Francisco. He was
there during the earthquake. Suu he
remembered.
Later he came back 10 New York
His gTtef Increased and was accOmpan-
led by hatred for Dr. Townsend In
this spirit, the detectives believe. Bell
Eilied the physician.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

The weather viii continue fair tonight
and Tuesday IN the East and S0Wfb
without temperature changes OF conss-
quence, except "a the interior OF me
Middle states, where il viii be colder
tonight,
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THE CHARGES ENUMERATED.

der the old name, carrying Shs adss
TO the public that the company ~1s
stlll independent and competing wisb
the Standard
"1t has used such purchased or In
depeliosntly organized companies 50
XIII off competitors By such Companies
reducing prices.
'sThe operation OF such fake snds-
penden- concerns has been one OF sts
most sHectivE means OF Destroying
competition.
"Ths Standard has hsh4tuAl1y re-
oueed the price against its oouzpstisor
in particular locality, while main
tanning !ts prices At other places. when
competition was destroyed. it restored
or advanced former prices"
The commissions only knowledge Of
the competitive methods OF the Stand
ard oil Company, says the report. was
obtained from evidence taken under
oath. II is stated that the STANDARD
was given permission 70 explain or rs-
but the facts.
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Among these we're Charles y. Mapes.
manufacture who had known Stand
ford White for twenty-eight years, and
Charles Il Harris, the song writer.
Death Before Madhouse.
The most startling feature of today's
occurrences was the statement BY Harry
Thaw, when he appeared in court. that
he would rather plead guilty 10 The
indictment and go 20 the death chair
than to run tie riCk Of being declared
a mailman" He had been reading ths
newspapers in which il was said that
nc would stake his life on the plea OF
insanity.
His face was deadly pale. save FOR a
flush which came and went as he pro-
tested strongly aga 'nst any move be-
ing made thai would place him in a
position that might lead 70 his being
sent 20 Mattewan Insane Asylum.
Thaw has never feared the death
chair, and never has he shown the
slightest dread of possible electrocution.
He seems utterly Indifferent when ghe
prosecutor talks about the iniiction of
the death penalty.
II Is when the young man notes the
observations of the States three alienists
who sit every day within the ran. and
never for an instant let Ein from their
watchful gaze that he shows intense ir-
ritation. Not once durins the morning
session did he turn 10 look at his wife
or mother who sat patiently watching
him few seats away.
Emotional Insanity Plea.
Clifford Hartridge. CHIEF counsel for
Thaw, has made IL known that the only
plea for Thaw viii be temporary in
sanity" Mr. Hartridge saws the de-
fense will bring sufficient evidence TO
light 10 show that beyond any question
OF "A doubt Thaw vas Insane at the
time he shot White.
There viii be no appeal 10 the mn
written" or higher law, according to
Lawyer Hartridge. who further ls-
elares that the character Of Stanford
White will not be assatled. and maj
the defense will conduct The case along
clean and legal lines.
1T remains for the district gttor-
Hey," said Mr. Hartridge TO inject
into this trial anything that win e055ss
the Introduction or testimony tending
% blacken the character Of indfg1titItis
ana degrade the community. [ 40 nof
think that the district attorney VIII
call Evelyn Negbit ThaEg 70 the stand
A commission 10 inquire into Thaw' 8
sanity viii probably be asked Tor bv
District Attorney Jerome at the firsg
intimation BY tho defense during The
trial thst q plea OF insanity Will De en-
tered.
Alienists Watch Him.
With this move in mind the State has
had three alienists in constant attend
ance in court during the trial watching
Thaw's every movement and act.
Mrs. William Thaw. the mother OF
Harry Thaw, is prepared TO so upon the
witness stand and lay bare the inner
most secrets OF the ThaW family 10 save
her son from the electric chair.
Counsel for ThaW have consulted with
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]. H. Small & Sons, Florists,
Washington and NeE York.-AsE.
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Methods Disreputabls.

This evidence. if true" continues ths
report demonstrates that the competi-
tive methods OF the company in the pasi
have been unfair and even disrsputabIe
lts motto has been the destruction o
competition at any cost, and this polfey
has been pursued without much refer
ence 10 decenCy or conscience, and IL ls
significant thai the larger independent
feflners sell the greater part OF their
product IN foreign countries. one in
dependent testified that IS per cent OF
his product went abroad. and said he
could compete with the Standard in
Germany, where It's methods as followed
IA this country would not be tolerated
but that he could not compete with e.
here"
It is the opinion OF the commission
that existing law il inadequate &c eoPS
with the evils complained OF.
''It may become necessary" sAys the
report, "foF the uprooting OF establishes
wrongs aud the prevention OF others
that the Government shall fix in the
first instance the rates and regulati tious
FOR the transportation OF oil. This
method has been adopted by the Legis-
lature OF one State. Il viii probably
be found necessary 10 disassOciAte. H.
the case OF oil, as ia that OF othsr
commodities, the business OF transnor-
tatoA from that of production and
transportation. "
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SUN TABLE.

HARPERs FERRY. W Va, Jan. eS.-
Both rivers clear
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AIienists Watch Him.

Continued on Second PageJ
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Fl basttn d Glriefsr.

El baBt6n de indiCios acerca del car6cter
del individuo que 10 lleva.
Cuando Bs le hace osCilRr cou Is regu'
laEidad de an p6ndulo, eH Ssnal de un
humor melanC6lico; Cuando apareos anne
naxar = vibra como Ia punta de una eBpa.
de, indicR IN tamperamento aErebatado.
Un hombre Ide negocios de caErsEa
que tenga much 3 ocupaCiones 10 lleva de
Cualquier modo, , & vaces en Ia misma
mano del bsst6n llsva otroE objetos.
81 hombre que 30 da impo1tsncia 10
lleva vertioalmente y 10 h2cs golpear CON
faerzs contra 81 AueIo.
Los individuos de tempeTamsnto exalta'
do aCoGtumbran rgolpealse con 81 Ia eA'
palds.
Los pOoos intsligentea uuelen antrateneF
BuG ocios chupRndo la punta ldel bsst6n, =
aIgunoa que & IL escasaz de intsligsnciR
unen la c1alidad de ser marranos, GUSTAV
de chupar la contsrR...
LoB inactivoa 10 llevan coIgado de nm
ojal de Ia americans loa ab6Ii3oB mar
chan arTastEandolo poE 81 suelo.
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De SoCIEDAD.

RestabyscidO -Esta "a en- convaIeaCen.
Oia 81 nifio R2faslito, de los digtinguidou
espoBoH Palacios- RodrfgueE CortadR que
estuVo enfsEmo en- Bu reaidencia del sVer.
sallaS". Lo cslebramou.
Grata visitG -Unimos nuestFa faIicits.
ci6n laa muchaa Eecibidas por nuestros
distiDguidoI amigos los esposoB Torres.
Grau Brssehi, que han tenido Is gtatfBima
vista de una monfsima nina que viene &
aumentar el ancanto de Bu ventuFoso ho.
gar Felicidades la nueva Cristians On
su oamino por la vida.
Pas5 Ia bruma. a.-Vuelve 4 lucir 81 sol
de Is salad en- hsEmogo roatro de
la gsntil dRmits , eDt6 yR TeBtablecida dc
la' dolencia que la aquej6 alganos dias on
80 reaidencia dc Hato Rsy, ID diGtiuguida
sehorita Patria sohira Guillot. Nos ale
gFamos.
De pasO -EBt6 On IL ciudad ca donde
pssard algunos diss de la bella damita del
verisl de C6guas Anita MoFera.
Que sea largs la eatRncia en- San Juan
de Ia distinguida amiga.
CEMPER
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LAS OBRAS De Ia CARRETERA
De ARECIB0 A LARES.
So SDGUGHira GnfsrnO d euIdade d iesorOro
dol muRIGIplO
(De nWsstrO reporter en- yiajs. }

NovismbTe 10. - Han comenzado las
obfaS de lR cRrretara de AraCibo ] ares
eatRndo va bREtants Rdelantado 81 repIan-
teo.
En- esta ssmanR Comienzan los trabR.
Jos de TeformaS del paseo ''Victor RoiaB',
81 oual lleva Edem6a una heFmona
escalinata que va haata al rio. Esta uerE
una de las obras que dar6 mayor realce
ATecibo pues qnedsr6 an eapl6ndido y
pintoresCo pageo.
-Contin6s 81 msgnifeo cinemat6gFsfo
Rozau hsciendo lsB delicias de aste p6bIi D
CON aus hermoBaS y nuevaB pelfcplas. La
empresa ha rebsjado 81 precio dc les loca.
lidadeG & fin de que eHt6 al slcRnce de to.
das las fortunas puedan todas diafrutar
de este praCioB0 eBpsct6Culo. Para el iue.
YES Sc anunciR el eutreno de Ia BoEpren'
dents pslfcula "Vfctima de Ia Ciancia" i.
AL teatro pu6s.
-El Comite local unionista 90 ha Eeuni
do con objeto de presentar las corTeupon'
dienteS teEnaB para cubTiF lag vscRnteB de
tres miembros del Concejo municipal.
-Sa encuentra enfsTmo de cuidado ell
tesorsro de cate municipio, don Santiago
Cor zslez. DsHeamoH 50 pronta Cursci61.
-DuIante la pasa5s ssmana han acu.
dido Ia EstACi6n de Anemia de esta ciu'
dad 465 pacienteH.
Ar oche ContrsjeFon matrimonio Is
distipguida HeiioFita Isabel Maria Seiio con
81 RpreCiab.s j6ven don Arturo Marin.
DsaeamoBle una eteFna luna de miel.
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PERFyMERIA.

Ell PARIS BAZAAR ha traido d.timas
nOvedRdeu on perfamsrfa de HOu6'gaat,
Latbis, Roger q G0gEet Legrand los
nuevos de COty que gozan fans en- PA:
RI6 entire eilos EI I4tLiO que vale $1,000
La VsOIeta So 90. Eg Cia0eg del Rey So
= Eg Vertigo SIS 90 No faltan E5 IDEAL
Mes De5iceS, de HOubigaNt Enigma y
PGmpres . or de LeI6iu, Eleur D'4mOaT,
AnbreTOss ReVs FLeNTi = PiOZeto Mer-
veille de Roger g GaEIet. La brillantina
CriGtalisRda. RgaaB dentrifea8 agua de
COlOnia, jabones, polvou & & de las mar
CAS- mas acTeditadas Todo esto SO encuen'
ira On 81 PART BAZAR de PEDRO
GIUsTI, Fortaleza 81.
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establecimiento, que es el mas importante
de Puerto Rico para el detail, estan recl-
biendo ahora los artfculos propios para la
pr6xima estaci6n, tales como GaSlmires, AT
paoas, BOas pluma de Ostrich lei timas, ell
mejor surtido de PaFfumerla FRA cesa, desde
lsln que es ell fabricafte mas afamado del
mundo Tenemos ell surtido mas compile
to en- GOrbatas, Paraguas, dncluso los geno-
veses) Guantes Mlt0nas, ell mejor PaiO para
VIaT Cortinas leiftimas de madras, un
complete surtido de COrsss (dltima nove-
sefioras, etc A la villa de- Madrid acude toda
persona de gusto que quiere cOmprar bue-
ma mercancia sin gastar muchO. p, o.
Box 765. TelGfono a73 San Francisco 81.
San Juan p. R.
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HOTEL "LuHEN"

San Francisco ST San Juan P. b.. altos
Montsdo & Ia modsFna, ofrece todas las
personas exceIentes ComidRs, habitaciones
c6modag ventiladaB, Balones sspaciosoa
para dasCanso bsfio. Las comidas SO va
Tfan diaTisments y los BeEvicios responder
& los deBaos de los parEoquianoB. En- la
planta baja tiens bien montada cantina
con surtido general de licoTes y salon bi.
liar. Los foFastsros tendrSn todas Las Be.
guridades en- EuB intereses baio Il Gus.
todia Y Gtsnci6n del qus guscribe.-R Rafael
Mena Propietario. 15Y. ..
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StsnogEapheE and Typew iteC for Spa
niah and EngiEh will & I'D employment
with q San Juan firm. Give reference State
salsFy wanted, and RddYes "E' "Corree-
pOndeHCia"
-CasR de comaEcio, SaR Juan dsr6 EN-.
pleo 4 an j6ven que tepga pEdctiea en-
mRquiniila , tsquigrsfla ingle1a y eBpsf1l-
la. Es-riba "a cuidado sCorrsrpons
dencia, iodiCando uueldo pretende dando
Eefareneia. 3 va.
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DE FRANCIA: 16O estilos de elegantes
sombTeTOs para sefiOras, y nifias y caballe-
roE; so classes de ealzado; 900 fOrmas dig
hntas de confecciones.
Surtido selecto de perfumeria. @Adornos
y einturOnes de todas classes. Blondas dc
seda y encajes de algod6n.
Yeriedad en- efectOs para modlstas, bOr-
dadoras y costureras.
MantiIlas tohallas, boas y preciosos OBJ
jetOs de seda de lana.
Flores artificiales y nndisimas ooronas
de azahar. Guantes y mitones de todas
classes.
Preciosos juguetes, y objetos de nacar,
cOncha cerollide carteras.
Camisas para sefloras y caballeros.
DE ESPANA: Telas de hilo, cretonas,
bramante dorete, creas especiales. hOIan-
das = retortas. Telas blancas de Rlgodon
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0bIsl0s Dc tagader.

Los esCsparateB de "Las Novsdadea"
TreBsntAn al pdbliCo un vaTiadiaimo Hurti'
do de objetoB de toCador, de los timoB
modelos.
FloreroB, mnhacos do biscuit, ioyero1,
adoEncs de tocador etc. etc, desda Ia mas
ina porcelana hasta las atrayentss figuraB
de sierra cotta" puedan adquiiirBs en 81
e4tableCimiento de modR hoy en- la cindad.
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PlRl TENER suERTE,

T1da persona que quiePa teneF suarte on
aus negocioS que ConpFs en L. 'La PANE.
sSna" de loB stiioreI PieFaB , ca. Ios bo.
nitos traiss hsChos que para CabalIsroB ,
ni1os han llegadO pOr el d!timo vApor.-
Allan 30.
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torcido. Encajes de hilo estilos nueyos
Mantas frisas.
DE 1NGLATERRA: Alfombras, telaa
negras, driles de hilo, eamas de hierrO
alambrado infinidad de artfculOs
DE TODOS PAISES: RiQufsimas telas
con nUevos dibuiOs y classes admirables.
Telas superiores para sRstrerlas: casimi-
res, merlnOs, franelas, paflos, elasticOtinas,
co y de colores, satenes, forros = bOtones.
Estamefias, merinos velOs para trajes
y mantOs; y todOs los artIculOs propios pa
ra ordenes religiosas.
MeFcsncias americanas, especialmentS
los tejidOs de punto, los llanOs y estampa-
dos, y los crudOs de las clases mas acepta-
bles que Sc adquieren en- aquellOs meTea
dos.
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-Todas las ninss proCuran compFsr
sus tfscfos FeligioaoE de fantasia en- "LR
Tiendita" al lRdo del ayuntsmiento para
obtener una pspsleta de Ia linda muheca y
del bonito estsblo con el nacimiento que
90 rpgaIa en- dicha casa. Tienen adem6s
RrtfculoH de eaoTitorio propioa para es
cuelas 1bv.A
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Taft deCIina Ia inVitaCi6n,

Vadivosok Novmbrs
eCiba
E Tegre ado
breVedsd prdente
dcmbre New
ssguida vista CzarN
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COnferencia International sobre ell azdcar.

20 lug pmera
duce tenen mpoTtsnma
cusfne production universal
uia los han emprendido
TE6e
ecund las nva1 de oOnfTsnca adha ado
nveno international impossible ftua
azonaS de vida6 industrial scr6 dhe production
nunaIuch
bles On los
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LACTO.MARROW. W

Esta es Ia emulsion pEefsrida.
81 reeonstituyente mas podeToso.
81 enemigo de Ia tisis
I9falible para la debiiidad cerebral.
La Halvaci6n de los pifioB.
e eat6mago mas susceptible Ia toleER
De vsnta Ga todas las faEmaciaB. .--p. 8
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BanquGte real.

Lndrsa NovmbIs - se a Oebado qdad
quote recueda
h1 Cnco mna reg de gate pdi empsdOr d Ama'
tamben
eOp Alfonso XIII Ens rsy Norusga roy Portugal
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Ala que pudo eVitarse.

LOndre Novbe po deouentO
81
tcdos los merCadol Dc valorsB buGkiles del
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Gran rsnlto Dc prond,s Dc oro J plata.

Ell dfs 2 del pr6ximo mes de Diciembre
tendr6 lugsF en- ia csga de pr6itamoa de
O Silva, Luna IL ell TemRte de les prem.
dan CuyoH talonep no han sido EenovadoB
nj cancsladoB deppu6I DIS los ssiB me1eu
que concede Ia ley. La CASA Bigue aus
operaciones. v.
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LA RELOJERIA , joyerfa del 81.
Kshrhahn y Co. Se ha trasladado la ca
lie dc San Jose 15 frente al Correo, donds
hay Constsntements un busn Nurtido do re-
loias otFaa pTendaV. pa
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CASA DE PR RsTAMOS DE JOSE
BAZAN, ALLEN 21-El sabAdo 80 de
los corrientsB y Las p. m. sc llevar6
cabo el Temats dc las prsndss Cuyos talo-
mes no han sido Eenovados nj CsncsladoB
despues de los ssis msseS que concsde Is
la IaY. La casa aigue Aua oneYacioneR
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-EL "NUEVO CAFE" dc lo1 sapo-
sou Morgan, FortaIeza Fl, ACADIA DE
RECIBIR nm complete EuTtido de loI ms
ioEeu dulCes. Elegantes CartuChoH propiOa
para Eegalos. HelRdo- FefreECoE, frutaH
a natural y todo Cuanto Fegals u pRladar
mas doIiCado % sncuentra allf primoFOsa.
mOnto BorVido. Cafs con leChe ChoCo-
ato, dosdo laa uiete do Ia mRfianA & laa
2 do Ia noChs FamoHo chocolate BA
KFR unuv acPadits 5n an tndo 81 mund0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-20

En- "La Correspondence dc Puerto
RiCo", Allan Ga, hay dc venta FeCibos d.
lonaEion para oobFo de Rlquilerea de cASaI,
6AnGaa On mctGlioo CON tirmaE, deCla ER
oionoA dc nscimionto, dafunoi6n y CortifGa.
Ci6D medica. n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-20

LECCIONEs DE FRANCES Las
dsr6 & domicilio IN joven frances Para
mas informes diEigiESe apArtadO No. 1876
15v,a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-20

EN- 81 CLUB de F. Kehrhahn y
Co., San jose 10, se venden dos relo'
las de oEo cada Bemana. ls Ultima gema
nR obtuvo uno d. Jose Mufi,z Rivera
San ] nan Bncio nGm. 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-20

HABITAl ION rs COMODAs.-Pa
IA hombrea solos hay unaB msgoffcsa he.
bitacionea de alquileT on el "Condado"
5EntuEce ceTca dc la caFretsra. IIforma.
ran On ssta Eedacci6n. d. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-20

Sc NEC4sITA nm j6vsn de buens
Conducta que sepa sHcribir en- maquinilla
"Oiivsr" con prontitud y limpiezs; que
tsnga buena ortogFsfia, letra clara y sepa
contsbiidad. Las Bolicitudes dsben diTi
girse & "Empleo", P. 0. Bx LAG San
Jusn p r 3v.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-20

EnvoltuFas del iabon Octsg6n. Din.
jirna 4 "La Tiendita." Plaza Principal,
joss Basan. 1Sy.G
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-20
Ell TELEGRAPH
12 SAN JusTo u
DE s. MELON & COMPANIA
y SAN JUsTo

Acaba de mportar de Europa, complete variado sur
do de mercancias de la mas alta novedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-20

-se compran ABANICOS ANTI.
GUOS aunque no est6n On buen estado,
oOllarss antiques dc OOraI , prendaA anti
gusl
Dirfiaao { P. j. B. Criuto / (altos) San
Juan s 81 9 Gale Aurora, Ponce. p.