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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06

Miss Gladys Some, Of Washington
j. visiting Mise Elsie King, I55
Gloucester Street.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. /. Weller and Mrs.
Charles A. Mccarthy and children Oi
COS Seward square. Capitol Hill, WASH
iugton. are ut their summer home,
Arundel-oh. the Bay, where they will
remain until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh, Of Washing
ton are summering nj ArundeI-on-the
Pay.
Miss Jeanette MedfJrd. OF Wash
ngtou. 81. q. - spending the summer
nc her parents cottage nj Aruudel-on-
the-Bay.
Mrs. J. r. Clemson, of Union Bridge,
Carroll County, j. visiting ber son Dir.
q L. Clemson. superintendent VI the
q x r. Telephone Co this city.
Mr. John n. Musterman left here
today for Santiago, ". y. to attend
the meeting Of the knight TsmpIar
IN convention there.
Misses Lillian aud Edith ChiIds are
visiting their sister. Mrs Frank Evans.
nc Elizabeth City. y. &.
The Rev. W J. Small aud Mrs.
Small of youngstown. Ohio, and thefI
small soB arrived here today on 9
weeks visit 10 Mr.. aud Mr.. Perry
Kashner. Nam street. Mrs. Small i
Mr. kszhner'r sister.
Passed Midsbipman Douglass How.
ard G.. - y. j. visiting relatives
here.
Miss Edith Riley. daughter ~ Mr
y. :. Riley. ~ this city, has returned
g. Baltimore from a visit 10 her father
Miss Minnie krimmel. after visit
ing relatives and friends here. j. nos
visiting relatives in Baltimore beforI
returning 20 her home IN aneas
ter. Pa.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06
THEY ARE NOW ADMIRALS'
THREE NAVY CAPTAINS HAVE
BEEN PROMOTED


Today orders were issued by the
Navy Department Tor The retirement
Of three rear-admirnls and the promo
tfOB 0f three captains 10 I'll the va
caacies in the grade 81 rear-admiral
thus created. The rear admirals have
reached the Dge limit ~ sixty-two
years
The retifements aud promotions
will fall - the following: Rear Ad
miraI tsearge =. Reiter. chairman ~
the Lighthouse Board. retired. and
Captain H. q. I.uefze .cDutHau,lant ~
the Washington may yafd. promoted
July s Rear Admiral ". o.. Brown
son. chief II the Bureau % Natiga-
ti0n. retired. and Captain u. - bree.
secretary 81 tie Lighthouse Beard
promoted July Rear Admiral James
-. sands. DpesiBtsadent II The naval
Ae DENY. retired. and capt. a. X.
1ouirn. relieved ~ com anI ~ The
batslesbip i.oui slams. promoted July ~
Admiral KsiteF wlli remain on his
present duty ill OrtoieF. and captain
Luetze will confinnc his present duty
for several moths set. Admire
Bros nson has been directed by the
President 10 continue his present dnty
without date, whieb Is presumed 10
mean q year or more. ebiie Captain
~eiJfee Will be made eirsifman of n
board. both be and Captain I.uetz 10
receive ship squardon commands
within a few mouii5ss Admiral Sands
Will sail. within a few days after
his retirement, for three months
t~rvaer with he f.. iie IN itfrore.
While captain goudsA slII - AZ. -.
ed 10 special ordnance duty in the
| Navy Department.
Captain Charles j. Badger, the new
assistant chief Of the Bureau Of Nayi-
| CATION. whose promotion to captain
became effective June 30. Is already
| under orders to assume the duties Of
/ superintendent Of the Naval Academy
| July IS. and at that time Lieut.. Com
4 mander Cameron McR. Winslow will
succeed TO Captain Badgers present
duties. Mr.. Winslow has reported for
duty, he having recently TeliDquished
command Of the cruiser Charleston,
ON the Pacific Coast. Commander
Benson, no Is ordered TO succeed Cap
| In ColyOcOresses as commandment Of
| nidshipmen at the Academy July ID,
following the formers retirement as a
rear admiral ON his Civil War service,
IS assisting Captain Badger to com
| l.f~ ;8o list Of new instructors for the
1 A.aas.Dy.
Orders have been issued assigning
Rear Admiral Perry Garst, who was
| voluntarily retired with promotion
July /, to continue his duties as a
member Of the board on changes in the
buildings nj the Naval Academy. or.
| ders also were issued, detaching Com
mander X. 4. MulIigan from the com
maBd Of the gunbosf 80 Town, now
1 i'm Pacific Central a 20 o.. % waters, be
4 being under orders 10 relirye Captain
| Reginald Nicholson. yfUnoted from
l commander. as second assistant to the
| chief OF the bureau Of Navigation.
Upon being relieved, Captain Nicbol.
son will proceed to Mare Island Il
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06

assume command Of the new battle.
ship Nebraska.
As n result Of the voluntary and
compulsory retirements, the navy
will this year have 40 vacancies above
the grade ~ junior lieutenant. Pro
motions made on July j, caused By
the retirements Of Captains William
n. Keeder, Albion v. Wadbams.
John ". Hawicy, Perry Garst, Charles
q. Bowman, William II. Beehler.
Richard q. Davenport, James II.
Bull, Rogers ~. Gait, aud Frank r..
sawyer; Commanders William y.
IEalsey. William Winder, John q.
Parker. John q. CoiweII. William q.
Cutler. Frederick W. Coffin. Arthur
W. Dodd Lieutenant Commander
Lewis n. CLARK. Charles >. STAINS
worth, william u. McGrann and
George Madison, and LIentenants
Charles Webster and newton Mans
field are ~ follows:
Commanders 10 he capiains-Anstfn
". knight. Charles j.. Badger. sam
uei W. u. DiebI. Reginald =. Mich
olson. Edmund y. Underwood, Frank
A. Wilmer, Henry MorreIl, y. T..
Moore. Ten Eyck -. W. yeeder and
Alfred Reynolds.
Lieutenant Commanders 10 be Com
mandeFs-f Robert 3. Lopez, Frank W..
Kellogg. Reuben .. Bitter, Harry
Phelps. Albert A. Alderman, leo H..
Miner, Albert 4. NfDlack, Harry Hall.
Edward simpson, Thomas w. Kin
kaid. william =. Sims. Ionis :. Van
DuzeT. Wilson ". buchanan. william
J. Maxwell. William =. smith. Johu
y. Lnby and Hugh KodmaB.
Lieutenants 10 be Lieutenant Com
mauders = Francis T.. Chadwick. John
5. Doddridge. Percy =. Olmstead,
John X. Brady. Allen ". Cook,
Christopher &. Fewei, Prank y. Up
ham, Andre n. Proctor. John T..
Sficht, Richard =. Douglas. Alfred
A Pratt, Emmett r. Pollock. John
r. J. Ryan, chester Wells, Irwin =.
.. ellis, Ridley Mclean, Raymond
stone, David y. Sellers, John r.
Tompkins. Provost Babin. Simon r.
FnIinwider and Stephen v. Graham.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06

There ARE some eight or ten families
now residing At Arundel-on- the Bay .
n summer resort about Eve miles
from Annapolis. Is seems q lack 81
enterprise that some grocer ~ town
does rot have bis wagon make fri-
weekly Or bi-weekiy trips 10 this
colony and solicit orders and deliver
same. Nearly every store in town
possesses a wagon and horse. or sew
eral ~ them. Sneh things a sugar,
ten. coffee. lard. yeast powder. crack
ers. cake. fruit. etc.. could be taken
down twice Or three times a week and
nnd ready sale. besil orders could
be solicited and a = trade worked
up ~ some live. g onterprisiug.
wfse-awake grocer. To be sure the
farmers and sruekers supply the Arm
dslives with garden vegetables, but
for their groceries they must come 10
town or send to Washington = weekly
order while Annapolis or PASSPORT
might ~ buiiding mp q trade. -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06
weding At "a ipori

A very pretty houle Seeding was
sOlennized at the home Of 1fr- and
Mrs. Jos. :. Griscom. Bay Ridge ave
Dne. PASSPORT. Md. on July + The
bride, Miss So. Griseom-
She was dressed in white Per-
sian lawn, entered the parior On the
arm Of her father, BY whom she Was
given away, as the wedding march
was being played ~ Miss Fanny
Kelley. They were met by tbe groom
Mr.. -. Cook Bankert, - Westminster.
under an arch suspended fro NJ bleh
was a brides bell. composed II Iaisa
les and ferns. v here the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Nicholson
The bridesmaid was Miss Bertha
Jefferson, Of Annapolis. and the best
man was Mr.. Thomas Lane, ~ Della
ware.
a reception followed the ceremony.
Many valuable and useful presents
were received. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. jos. :. Griseom.
SIR. and Mrs. T.. Stevens Mr. and
Mrs. X. stevens. MIR. and Nrs. j..
Kelley, Mrs. Jefferson. Joseph Girls
com. Alfred, Annie. Eveiy n and Viz
gle Jefferson, II. Wood. II. WoctI. D.
Grigcom. Maggie Hatch. The Ont ~
town guests were Mr. and Mrs ~.
Knoun, SIR. and Mrs. r. N0reland
T.. Waumbaeb, Miss Graham, 3if. and
Mrs. Bankerf. left for their wedding
trip North early Friday morning on
their return they viii reside with the
brides parents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06

The regular monthly nesting - she
Board ~ Trustees for the Gonntv
Home met &C Thursday AZ tse Home.
At South River. this county. President
James =. strange. presiding. Every
district 10 tire county was represented
except tbe Third district It tine
meeting much routine business was
transacted. among wbieb vas the set
Element ~ accounts fer tie past year
and adjustment ~ the Homes 6nan-
ces. The Dew fiscal year has tewmn
having been inaugurated wifh the
first meteiBz IN July. which IS hid
ON fbe first Thursday ~ the month.
There are nineteen inmatea ~ the
County Home. mostly white It j. a
larger number than usnaI AMI wlsh
the increased cost - living fbe trns-
tees for the poor End - diNeuft -
make ends meet Tie eest - every
article ~ food - higher. The price
~ wood. which Was three vears axo
- per cord. IS Bow advanced g. -
and coal j. proportionateIy higher in
price. a. q donr- Gsh ard al articles
~ subsistence This makes ft 1fm-
cult 10 maintain the fc1nty If0ms -
its meagre aiio~ance frons The eo1n-
~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06
JlEER RAISES PAT
Allowances For More Quarters and
Fer Light and Heat Slipped Il
TO Bill For Army Navy
Men

An apparently inn0cenf order lssned
recently by the War and Savg 1eraE-
menss makes public the inferuatlou
that Congress II the IasS session ~ -
lndirectinn increased the pas - eff
GERS 81 The army. the naFy. the aaa-
rine corps and the revenue cutter ser-
vice. All details concerning these
increases are withheld. anil TIRE oni-
Gers who have thus benehfte1- - 3
congress declined a. vote an iuerea e
u par. appear - te 1oiug thelT "a
most 10 keep tie matter secret
TIE impre s.iou pres sis fha1 tae
ma iorify % sh~ wemi'~rs "a reu9res
kEeu npthine - abe pros siers ~
the army lIii ii-at carried thle in-
cIease. lhs i.eneff ~ aisieh cess ~
most entirely g. effects ua tea-
Ell duiy. th4.e wsth 1et hessae.
Afse ID 81 t.e auf san3sH ta ~ sses
eminent i1sr1fks err ssuarI.f#- tlf
increase comes iu ere shape - ln
creased qnari - al SIC Mea4a fer
each rgou4 and Tor light and atA--
Heretofore fiie atisers hate bAsi 81 t.lH
ide their o9n hesl ansi f..-ht-
Ia stashfngfoi tile saSE nl4Ief - 70
Army and Navy unirers ID 1nt itse p
barracks. These are fhs meH maa
are i,eBeiifte1 noi these iu .n~ AelH.
They control derarts .tensal affairs ans.
have pull ith influential Fssrl
beers 81 Congrsss. The Quarlef- alioF
ed the lieutenant -t neral ca Jump fEnla
six - ten roous . mator & nrFais S. rf'
six to nine. bFigzdieF- generic Hts
10 eight colonies. Eve % seven ifsu.
tenant-c1souel four o. SIX nsalsr-,
four to i've. captains. three a. luur
frst iieutenants. two 10 three saeuua
D.. rts Hlnts are still allowed ass
rooms.
The quarters allowed by iaN are
COMMITTED into money here atisesrs
| IRE not otaiioued al Government rss.ts-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06
Schnapps Tobacco is Made ENTIRELY from Flue Cured
Tobacco Grown In the Piedmont Country.
The Imitation Brands Have Schnapps
Qualify Only On the Outside
Of the Plug

Hundreds Of imitation brands are
on sale that look like Schnapps to-
bacco. The outside Of the imitation
plugs Of tobacco IS fue cured the same
as Schnapps. but the inside is filed
with cheap. fimsy. heavily sweetened
AIR cured tobacco. One chew of
Schnapps viii satisfy tobacco hunger
longer than two chews Of such to-
bacco. The color, size and shape
Of the tags. plugs and packages OF
certain imitation brands Of tobacco
have been made 50 much like
Schnapps that they have often been
accepted by buyers under the belief
that they were getting Schnapps-
SulhcleAt r-oof has been secured
20 establish the fact thai c--tain
brands are infringements and in vio-
lation ofthe trade mark laws. yet the
trade viii continue to be imposed
upon by these infringers until the suit
already entered and now pending to
protect Schnapps IS decided. A
great many Of these limitations arc
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06

claimed to be "just as good" as
Schnapps. but there IS only one gen.
uine SchnaPps. Be sure the letters
on the tag. and stamped on the plug
under the tag spell S-C-H-N-A-P-P-S
and then you have 1.-THE most
wholesome tobacco produced, with
just enough sweetening to preserve
the mild. juicy, stimulating quality Of
the leaf tobacco. Expert tests prove
that this fuc cured tobacco, grown
in the famous Piedmont region, re-
quires and takes less sweetening than
any other and has a wholesome,
stimulating, satisfying effect on
ohewers.
If the tobacco you are. chewing
don't satisfy you more than the mere
L4b.t Of cxpectorating, stop fooling
yourself and chew SchE2rpc tcL.ccc.
Schnapps is like the tobacco chewers
formerly bought costing from 75c.
to $I.Oo per pound; Schnapps is
sold at soc. per pound, in sc. cuts,
strictly Ioc. and I5c. plugs.
pANY WINSTON-SALEM. N. C..
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06

The work of ne medical examfn.
ing board q fhssnsFy. COMPOSED 81
Medical Director Manly ii. Simons.
senior member Medical Director r.
r. Harmon and Surgeon .. w..
Baker, which has been holding tier
mittert sessions here for the Last sew
ersl weeks. conducting the physical
examinations Of candidates for En-
trance into the Naval Academy ~
nIidshipmeD. was finished yes
teF1ay afternoon. There are several
more candidates yet 70 Be examined.
but these will appear before the board
selected from the members q the
medical star ~ the Academy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06

The Young Peoples social u this
city gave q picnic a. Moss grove.
across fr0m Boucbers- July :. To The
Bachelor Girls Club 81 baltimore.
The young people had = Delighted
time alI day boating and bathing.
II 81 % the members u the bachelor
girls went home on the O'Clock
train
These present were. Misses Allie
Schwaizkauf. Minnie ccbel. Mary
wehiand. Katie W~hland- Mary Ian
terbaeh. Nfnnie Lauferbach. Anna
Frey. Ella Edwards. Katherine Gar
rett ard Jennie Wohlgemuth. u
Bachelor Girls. Clubs Misses Flora
FieSeler. Augnsfa FieseIer. Helen
Howard. Hilda Dammeyer. Stella
SHIT. Arsnthia McCready. Margaret
Wohlgemutb and Nanny Howard, 81
the Toanx Peoples Society.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06

A iiuemaa in the employ ~ tire
Electric Light Plant. Naval Ac1fle my.
met with an accident gester-
day morning. While at wgrK ns
the top ~ q pole adjusting wires.
feet from The ground. f1rowi1g fhe
linemAn with some force 70 the earth
on his chest. ffe wna considerably
shocked and received some internal
injuries, painful but not serious.
4 The injured man vas removed o.
The naval Hospital On ths Govern
fnent rcNerf alton and later 60 his
home. Upon investigation as - fhe
cause ~ the pole breaking &c uas
found the pole had been eaten ~
woodpeckers. which bad built q nest
In which were eggs and young blr.ls-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06
WITHOUT A HEAD


The Navy Department At Washing.
ton IS without a head aad accordingly
no authoritative statement can be OBJ
tanned. Secretary Metcalf is in oak
Land. cal. Assistant Secretary New
berry Is az Watch Hill. X. l., and
Rear Admiral Brownson, chief Of the
Bureau Of Navigation, who acts as
Secretary of the Navy in the absence
of the Secretary and Assistant seere
tary. j. &C oyster Bay. Rear Admiral
Mason. chief Of the Bureau Of ord
nance. Is the next ranking officer. but
his duties DO not concern the move
menf 81 ships. The question Is who 3
holding down the lid Of the Navy
Department in Washington.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06

The collier Caesar has arrived q
Norfolk the supply ship Glzeiex a.
TompkinsyiIIs- an4 the collier I.eta-
non At Lambert Point
The cruiser Ct Loufs has sailed
from Rio de Jz1eir0 for 1fontss -
and the cruiser Des Notes frem Esss-
pOrf. Sc. Tor Boston
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06

The NAxv lfeuAs1aseass ASS ass @s.
tsaulain Henry tlet ael- ueeeHst a
command ~ the oalt.ssslsap i,lssa. s -..' .
I. naas 81 lhe reserve list CD eae sasl
nmau.l 81 tse haEflsshln Georgia saE
tain Sac ra4 Win ~s4NtNesi ta#flaH
ilasearslrt. " a. las s.ue - Cas- s'.g.. iilas
selected ~ che ooEEs4. - vlaes stea9
tslulrai E.eEas VAS ea1lralsslfs ..sf
compulsory retirenea1 go lulF
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06
II WFST POINI
Good Work Done By Maryland Boys

Two Maryland boys have BEEN
hOnOfed nj West Point ~ being app
pointed representative - their classes
Cd the committee I'D charge - the
dances to be given this summer
They are James Eugene clancy ~
the class Of 1905. and Walter Moore
class Of 1910. the latter ~ This city
Mr.. Moore has done splendid work
since he has been At West Point
standing we'll in his GLASSES. playing
ON the second football team and TAX
ing part IN the dramatic entertain
ment which Is given every year. and
in which but few men from the
lowest class take part.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06
PERSONAL MENTION

fi-srsons who have friends - guests ana
1sairs the publication OF the 80 me viii please
eud tnslr names 10 this ofiico.-hDfTOk.I
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06

r. j. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, WNsToN-SALEM. N.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
RESlLuCIlN
que prSSsRt6 OI SIadIGltO Dc "OfIGIOs nrIos"
ID As3mbl0a general dol CirCuIO OhrsTo,

Considerando que nueBtEoB compsfiaEog
los trabsjadoEss en- muchoU pusbIoH de lR
iSla SO lea remunera "a labor con iohaa,
tikss = caTtones.
Considerable que ess proCedimisnto de.
terminR IN pFofundo mRlestsr en- el de.
Sanvolvimiento de BuB operaciones conner
cialss por no tener valoE legal esaB fchas
Eino en- los estRblecimientoB de las migmaB
psrBonaa que Ia utilizan para psgT;
OonBiderandO que sBs hecho cOnstituye
una violaci6n les leyes vigentes del pals
& In par que una inmoEalidRd social
Sea reBue 70 que una comiSi6n ss avigte
con 81 Hon. GobsEnRdoE para que le pids
81 cumplimiento del artfculo 323 del CO.
digO PsnRl Vigsnts;
Y Hea rsBueltO: qus % file ls fechs en-
que han de Bsr Fscogidas esas fChaB para
svitaF que smpieCen los trAbBioB en- las
hacisndaB de moleE CANS duIce eut6n cir.
Culando eGas monsdaa do una mansra lie.
gal en- 81 pals.
Juan Denis, delsgRdo. Santiago Sierra,
dslegado.
Ambss resOluciones faeron apFobadsI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
RESOLUTION de los pesCadOres de
San Juan, a Ia gran asamhIsa
0brera del CirCuTo ObrsyO.

Por cuRnto la C6mara de Delegates
vot6 una Ley que Testgings en- cisFto mo-
do Ia ps8cR ibFe;
Por Cuanto ess hecho determine nna
alza considerable en- el precio del peICado
con psTiuicio general de los ConsumidoFes;
PoE cuRnto el peBcado que Bs consume
eB de inferior cAlidad J representa- pr6cti.
CRmente 81 alza an Ia cBFne que co Rrtfcu.
10 de pTimers necsaidad;
Y por Cuanto hoy Cani contEolada de
msDera indiFects la pesca
RsSu6lvRBe por ID ASSEMBLIES lR desig.
naci6n de una comisi6n que visits al Hon.
GobsFnadoF = le expongR Ia necenidad que
tienen todas las classes lociRIes del pals de
que Be recomiende Ia pr6ximR legislatu-
re- una modification & Il Ley ~ votads
que siendo mas Liberal conceds mas am.
plitud los psscadoreB de Puerto Rico,
faCilitsndo Rni Ia obtsnoi6n de peBcar 81 de
mejor cslidad que hoy se consume auf
acknowledgements 90 obtendEfa una baia del
alto precio en- las caEnsB que hoy Bs con.
Bumen.
Y nprebado que aea pOr ID Aaamblea re
lleve ls pr6ctica esta resolution que fir.
mamos On San Juan 6quince do dicismbEe
de mil novecientos Bieta
EVangelista Rosario. Vtoente de Jesus.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
PaelsnsIa ] mas plcIenela

Toxic, Diciembre 2.-El conde Hayag
hi, miniltro de ReIacjones ExterioreS,
rompi6 hoy 81 largo Hilencio mantenido
poE 81 Jsp6n respecto Ia uupuesta fric.
Ci6n de uuu relacionea con los EatadoB Uni.
dos, manifsstando que para allanar las di.
fcultadeG solo % uecesitabR pacienCis por
parts del pueblo de las dos nRCiones es-
perGbR que 80 declaration cortsEfa nuevas
BuponiCiones, desaCrsditando los invsnto-
res de Concejas POdfa asegurSE que 81
gobierno del Jap6n no deIeabs Il smigra'
Ci6n de Buu habitantsH 4 ning6n pals De-
plor6 la IL publication en- 81 extraDjero
de nusvas que anunciabAn como tirantea
Las EelaCiones entire los dos pafses, 10 que
perjudica grandsments 81 m6tuo ComerCio
Conden6 Ia aCtitud de cisrtos peri6dicos,
la que atribuy6 dnicamente & m6viIes f.
nanciefog. Afadi6 que ninguno de los
psri6dicoS respetablen del Jsp6n expresaba
la menor animosidad contra lOH EatadoB
Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
ssrHIsla d esrrsas onir. AtIuntas J Ponce

Ha astado On ezta ciudad 81 senior J. p.
Mouta1az, seCFetario del municipio de Ado
juntau. La visits 6 la ciudad de este
aBtimable Compatriota, tuvo por objeto
RpRrts otroB asuutoB, Ia de gestionar el
Eeatsblecimiento de m aervicio regular de
corTeo como aDtss sxlHtiers entire Adjun'
tss y Ponce, puea con 81 que aOtuRlmente
disponen reHulta defciente.
On psat6n para llevaE la correspondent
ciR de Ponce Adjuntas, via Utuado =
vica.verBa, debe ssr suBtituido poF un ser'
vicio directo entire esas dos impCrtsnteH
poblaciones, 10 que evitsrfa retTazoB 81
vsoindariO , faoilitsrfa grRndements en-
elias las relaciones Comerciales , de toda
fndolG.
Els de espersr que los prOp6EitoB del We
cindario de AdjuntaB en- eats case obten'
gan 81 mejor resultado de los diEsCtoreE
del E&mo de correoU On Ia iaIa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17

VA LLEGARON las medias francesas
para nifios que esperaban en- la VILLA
DE MADRID. Las familias que deseen
comprar esta mercancia absolutamente ga
rantizada, pueden solicitarla en- este e,sta
blecimiento. Ademas del color negro pro-
pias para colegios, Sc han recibido en- otros
colores desde $3.50 500 la docena. Tam
bien recibimos un magnificO surtido en-
FALDAS y ENAGUAS para Senoras.
PAJAMAS para hombres, ,asi coma un buen
surtido de Ualcetines franceses, Perfume
ria de los mejores fabTicantes de Europa
dncluso Guerlain), el mejor Paflo de br1llar
que Sc importa en- Pto. kico; un explendi-
do surtido en- CASIMIRES para la proxi-
ma estaci6n las lejftimas PINE APLE
clotz que no tienen competencia.
Proximamente GRAN realizacion de
TIRAS BORDADAS'a a menos de Ia mitad
de su precio. San Francisco 81. IelefOnO
278. p. o. B. 784. San Juan p. r.
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DEPlRTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR
Digisi6n Dc terrsnos pdbEsoos.

NeceBit6ndoBs 90 esta oficinR para los
trabaios de deslinds8 dc tsrrenoG de ''El
Pueblo de Puerto Rico" personal con
ConocimisntoB de Agrimensu4a, Ba avisa &
las personals que los pouean , deseen acep.
tar an puesto en- estR Division, presenter
90 solicitud indicando en- ID miHma loa
nombEes de algunag psruonas que puedan
accommodates -EnTiqWe Castro Gonzales
Jsfs de Ia Division. 8v. O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17

IMPORTATION. - Los safuEeB 8.
Melon q Ca. de- esta plaza estSn recibien'
do nm eBtenao Burtido de aEtfCulos de
fantasia, o1pscialmente en- teiido8 de Lana,
Seda, Crepe de seda, TrsieB y Tefsjoa para
safoTas, sombFeros ValOA, Flores, Abani'
CoB, Canimire1, Corbataa otrOs artfCulOs
de alta novedad do Paris. Rscomenda
mos nuestros lectoFes una vista esta
casa donde con POGO dinero comprar6n
aTtfcuIoR muy vantajogns. 45 v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
La TlENDlTA.

DE JOsEFA EOHEvARRIA. Pla.
70 Principal "a, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Por cada 10 centRvos que Hs gasten haats
81 12 de Enero de 1908 se otorgar6 una
papeIeta de una linda mufieCR y un objeto
de arts. Hay efectos RsligioBoH, Jugus.
tas aEtfculoB de novedsd para sedoEaH.
d. D.