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The state herald., 1907-07-05
Charges Mistreatment to Inmates.

Santa Fe, n. M.-Marion Lircll.
sheriff of ColfaS county, has
been appointed warden Of the
territorial penitentiary, vice Ar.
thur Trelford. removed by Acting
Governor James W. Reynolds. Acting
Governor Raynolds. In dismissing
Trelford. scores him severely. saying
among other things that Trelford had
admitted TO him privately and again
in the presence of his attorney. that
when Convic< Mears applied TO YOU
an abusive epithet. and kicked you
on the leg. you lost your temper and
struck the convict across the mouth.
although Mears was then. and had
been for days past. trussed up by
handouts. suspended from a chain TO
the wall above his head"
Attorney General George w. Prich-
ard. who investigated the charges of
inhuman treatment Of various prison
ers. found that brutal punishment has
been inflicted on certain convicts un.
der the present for triv-
ial offenses.
Trelford is an appointee OF former
Governor Hagerman. and with his
friends asserts that the charges
against him are political persecution.
that he was not given an impartial
hearing. and that the penitentiary un-
der him has been more humanely and
successfully managed than ever be
fore In It's history.
The state herald., 1907-07-05
New Austrian Railway.

Hitherto tourists from the United
States who chose the southern trip to
Europe left the steamer at GibrCltar
or Naples. but many. chiefly those
who had already been In Italy. now
come to Trieste and continue from
here their voyage by the new Aus
trian railway. There can hardly be
more beautiful country than the
regions which are made accessible by
this new Transalpine railroad. The
new railway IL owned by the state,
and is 100 miles long. There are -
tunnels. with total length of ten
miles. There are SO bridges, one Of
which. across the river lzon1o. has
the longest stone span In the world
There are. besides. as many as 67s
smaller bridges and viaducts.-Con.
sular Reports.
The state herald., 1907-07-05
Pest Attacking State Forests.

Jolorado's splendid pine forests are
threatened with serious damage Il not
determination from AN insect known
as the turpeniine bug which h0rcs
under the bark and into the heart az
The pine trees. sapping their lie.
These insects 30 dreaded by lumber
men and cultiyators Of tr-cS. have be-,
some especially active H. he neigh.
borhood Of Palmer Lake. where the
pine trees which add so much 10 tile
ittractiycnosH Of that Huaunor resort
are being completely rlddlcd by thcse
lurpontine bugs and large patches NJ
icnd pines mare the sloPes of the
mountains
The rayagcs Of these insccla are so
extensive and 80 detrimental TO the
trees that valuable RIOT OF timber
ave miles enst of Palmer Lake which
The Insects have Just attacked was
ordered sold for $500 by the State
Land Board.
The state herald., 1907-07-05
INSURANCE INVESTMENTS.
How One company's Assets Are Dis.
tributed in the South and West.

In connection with its withdrawal
from Texas. along with many other
companies, rather than to submit to
the new law which requires that 75qo
of the reserves on Texas policies shall
be invested in securities OF that state,
which securities shall be deposited in
the state and subjected to heavy taxa
tion, in addition to the large tax now
imposed on life insurance premiums,
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
has made public the distribution Of Its
assets. at the end of the second year
of the new management. The Equit-
able now has $10,95S, 900 invested in
Texas, which is twice as much as the
new law requires. but the manage
ment decided that to submit to the
additional taxation would be an injus-
tice to its policyholders In other
states, which impose no such penalty
on the thrift of their citizens.
The Equitable's report shows that
more than 37qo of its total reserves
are now invested in the southern and
western states, while only 35ee of its
total insurance is carried in these
states. Its investments are distributed
as follows: Ala, $3.099, 900; Ariz.,
1874 900; Ark, S4.O3S. 900: Cal, S..
$4,000: Col, s5,222,O 900: Fla. ;4.s24..
BOO: Ga, s4.04S,O00: Idaho. S5.l97 900:
ILL.,. S12.6l7.0O0 Ind. Ter. s443,O00;
Ind. s6,s36. 900: Iowa. SO $50. 900: Kan.
sas. s11,637. 900; KY, s2.631 900: La,
$3.054.O 900: Md. s2.207 900: Mich. So
oO9. 900; Mimi. s2.O65. 900; Miss. s767.-
900; Mo. ss.l97. 900: Mont. 81. $50 900:
Neb.. S7,526.0OO; New. s640.O00; New
Mex. sl.376.O0O; n. c.. 81 $4,000: n.
d.. s677.0OO; Ohio. S11.634.O 900: Okla.
$l.0o6,000; Ore, sl.l5s.000; S. c.,
$4,000: S. D.. s1.3O5.o 900: Tenn. 81.
100000: Utah. s2.l34.00O: Va, $6,5s2.,
900: Wash. 3l.202 900; W. Va, S5.523..
900; Wis. 32.342.ooo; wyo., 1885,. 900.
The state herald., 1907-07-05
New Gold Certificate Out.

Washington first so gold Ger
iincato ever issued by the United
States has Just gone Into circulation.
AdornlnR II viii be n Hgnettc Of Mi,
chaol Hillogpn. the fifat treasurer o.
this government
The now note II diiIlcult of counter.
ioltinR. The first eight notes have been
taken by treasury officials m Hnuy,,
Mira, Secretary corielSou will give 80
nnt receive note No, 4. Assistant See.
f"tniy Edward will get No, D. Nos I
nnd will be- sent 10 friends of treas.
urof Treat IN New York city.
Representative Tnwnoy OF Mime
toir chairman of the HOUSE npnronti
tiions committee, hns deposited tiO
an will goi No. III. The Minnesota
conrrorsmnn N HupcrattiouH and be-
llcr,t there In luck In the combination.
The state herald., 1907-07-05
COFFEE COMPLEXION.
Many Ladies Have Poor complsslons
from Coffee.

Coffee caused dark colorcd blotches
On my face and body. had been
Thinking II for long while and these
olotches gradually appeared. until
anally hey became permanent and
were avs It AS dark aA coffee itself
Il formerly had as iine complex.
ion aa one could ask for.
when became convinced that cos.
lee was the cause Of my trouble. l
changed and took 10 using Postum
Food Coffee. and as made II well. ar.
eording TO directions. ! liked II very
much. and have since that time used
II In place Of coffee.
Il am thankful TO say am not ncr.
vous any more. as was when ! was
drinking coffee. and my complexion II
now M fair and good an II was years
ago. II In very plain that coffee caused
the trouble"
Most bad compilations are caused
by rome disturbance OF the stomach
and coffee IL the greatest diu,urber Of
digestion known. Almost any woman
can have fair complexion n she will
leave Oh coffee and use Postum rood
Coffee and nutritious. healthy food In
proper quantity. Postum furnishes
certain elements from tho natural
grains from the field that Nature uses
10 rebuild tho nervous system aud
when that IL In good condition, osa
can depend upon good complexion
as well as good healthy body
There's Reason" Read. The Road
70 wsusille.' In pksa.
The state herald., 1907-07-05

4 tramp has beaten all known rec
ords by swimming % miles in 80 min
utes, He did not mean to do II. II,
merely tried TO steal ride from st
Louis to Chicago on the rear OF loco
motive tender When the train start
ed he fell over backward, through IN,
open manhole. into the water tank
The noise OF the train drowned hi,
cries for help. and he was Obliged tS
swim until the first stop was reached
n: Alton. When taken out he wal
nearly dead. but the engineer was sc
unfeoling as 10 call his attention to tn,
fact that the water was only four fee
deep. and he might have stood up. Tn,
conductor. also unfccling. asked hin
for his ticket. but the tramp said h,
had not come By rail. but by water.
The state herald., 1907-07-05
New In Wall PAPER.

A new design in fancy wall paper
patterns comes from Kansas City:
also n way TO utilize cancelled checks.
A firm has had all Its offices papcred
with old checks. placed neatly edge
to edge. The face figures OF the
checks vary from 100000 to $1,000.
and the total for one room is 5000.
900. As n gilt moulding runs around
the edges OF each check-panel. the
general effect Is rather pleasing.
The state herald., 1907-07-05
WAR DANCES AND RouNDvPs
Zeal cowpunchers VIII Rope Steers
and Bust Bronchos for Amusement
Of Spectators.

Cheyenne, Wyo.-Cheyenle is get.
ting ready for the great Frontier Day
celebration that will be held here July
25th, 26th and 9th. Frontier days at
Cheyenne are unique. for it is there
the tenderfoot can see the West as he
has always believed II was. There are
all the thrilling incidents of the novels
and enough Indians and cowboys to
make the tenderfoot's eyes stick out.
Cheyenne is making a greater effort
than ever before to have great cele-
bration this year. There will be band
concerts on the streets both day and
night, and between events there will
be Indian war dances. Saturday night,
the last the the three days celebra.
tion, will conclude with a grand ball.
The state herald., 1907-07-05
ONE MILLION GALLONS A DAY.
Great Gunnison Tunnel Affords Ample
Water.

Montrosc, Colo.-One million gallons
OF water is now flowing daily out of the
Gunnison tunnel. Three-fourths of this
water comes out of the west portal and
$50 900 gallons are being pumped out
OF the east end of the bore by an ea'
gine. This subterranean flow Is going
to be utilized as an addition to .he city
water supply of Montrose, and Will
probably be piped to the town of Lu'
Jane, where it will be turned into the
Montrose city reservoir The water Is
the result of drainage from the BIZ;
Vernal mountain, thorugh which tho
tunnel passes. As the bore is cement
lined IL has been necessary TO cut holes
ir the concrete for the water to run
through.
Chief Engineer Mcconnell states that
IL probably would not be necessary to
run tho water through the tunnel the
whole of the year. This pertains to
The Gunnison river water proper and
moi the subterranean flow, but the wa.
ter from the Gunnison will be run
through the tunnel all the time If tho
electric power plants are installed On
the south canal.
tfamWay track mas Deen lell ou
the bottom of the tunnel, connecting
the east and west ends. II is purposed
that in case the water is not run
through the tunnel all winter the
tramway may be used for conveying
tourists through the longest bore in
the United States to the river portal
of the Black canon, where the scenery
is very much like the Grand canon oi
the Colorado river. 1t would not take
more than fifteen minutes to run an
electric car through the tunnel 1t Is
fifteen miles hN WAGON rnAd
The state herald., 1907-07-05
Making an Ar,esian We'll Pump Itself.

The field men Of the United States
Geological Survey. in their lnyestiea-
tions of the groundwatcr resources OF
the Virginia coastal plain. have oh.
served that the flows from many arto,
sian wells IN that region are utilized
to drive hydraulic rams for the pur-
pose OF lifting the watrs 10 higher lev
els. Along the lower courses OF the
Potomac and Rappahannock and along
the shores OF the many inlots that run
back from Chesapeake bay above the
James. there are hundreds Of artesian
wells that supply perennial how of
beautifully clear water. which Is. as
u rule. excellently adapted to all do
nestle uses and Is largely utilized by
the canning factories and other indus
trial establishments that abound in
tina, part of the country. Though the
pressure of the water from the wells
Is ample at the shore level. the head
dlminishcs so quickly with increase in
elevation that no flow can b. obtained
along the higher banks above the
shores. where the water is most need.
ed. The common method of obtain.
ing II at these higher levels " To use
the force developed by the nrtoEinn
flow to operate hydraulic rams, which
IN turn raise the water "a the heights
desired along the hluffa above the rly.
ers aud inlots. Thus II may be said
that the arteslan wells pump them
selves
The state herald., 1907-07-05

Visitors to Japan are usually I'm
pressed with the many curious usci
10 which fans arc put, The umpire al
wrestling and fenoiag matches uses .
larg. fan, the various motions Of
which constitute language that the
eombatants understand and promptly
heed, Men and children. nS well NJ
women. use fans at all times The
servant has n fiat fan. made OF rough
paper. TO blow the charcoal nros With
or use ms u duHtpan. 'Thc farmer has
n stout fan TO winnow his grain. Still
another variety 10 made of waterproof
paper. which, dipped In water, Greater
a pleasant eoolncss by evaporation
without wctting the clothes.
The state herald., 1907-07-05
To Boost Good Roads,

Good roads In Pueblo count, are 10
b. given y booH, by III. Arkansas Val.
Icy Automobile club. which iilcd It's
sfiicloa of incorporation with the sec
fetary Of state, Charles ", Cast, Ice
Graham. ~. u, Thatcher, lf, J, ~,
Voorhees, aud Dr. ctum Epl.r are
foma of the owners ~ I'm" machines
who are going to do all they tan to
Increase motoring facilities In the
county.
The state herald., 1907-07-05
a June Day Occurrence.

Alexandria. lathe body ~ Ma
thlaH 1hclHpn. negro charged with
criminal assault, was found hanging
10 tree about twelve miles from herr.
lie was lynchod after being taken from
deputy sheriff who was bringing him
here for safe keeping. This is the sec.
ond lynchinR In June near here.
The state herald., 1907-07-05

Although Columbus never saw IN,
mainland Of North America. hc II &c
be honorod with monument In Wash
inston. Congress has appropriated .
hundred thousand dollars for tho pur
pose. and the commission appointed
To spend the money met the other da,
90 select n site and n de.lgn.
The state herald., 1907-07-05

The New York Herald reports thai
there are 10000 young widows 10
that city. wha, ran be the matteri
Are they unable to earn enough I
snpport husbands7
The state herald., 1907-07-05
A Vast supply.

Solomon was the wiscst man." rc-
marked the student
Yes" answered Mr.. Meekton, "hs
couldn't help being wise with 10 many
wives TO give him advice"
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ANUNCIO.

Departments del Interior. OfoSn0 del
Superintendent de O6rGs PGbIicas.
San Juan, P. R., Ootubrs 26 de 1907.
PropOsiCioneH en- pliego csrrado por du.
plicado para Ia construction del PabeIl6n
para 81 AlCaide, Arecibo Jail Building,
AreCibo, P. r., be Fecibir6n en eata ofici.
na hasta las 10 g. M del dfa % de Noviem'
brs de 1907, en- que SO abris6n p6blica'
menta'
El pFsnupuesto RpFoximado de las obras
Rsciende So. 992 90.
PliegOs dc CondicioneB, formas en- bIan.
co y toda clsse de informRoi6n se facilits,
ran & los icitadOres que 10 solicitor en-
esta Ofcina.
Los pianos comp'etOn de Ia obra pusdsn
verse on esta O6cina. Azules de loS
miSmos pueden ObteneEgs mediants an de.
p6aito de diez dollars ($10) que ser6n
TeembOlsado 81 devolver dichoa azules.
La Administrator ae reHerva 81 dere'
cho do rechazsr cualquiera todas Iag
proposioiOnes = J. J. Jinasnes, supt. de
Obras Pdblica8. N6m. 2.-13 '. d.
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De SOCIElAD.

En- San Juan. -EstS en- estR CiudRd
en- aEuntos profsAionales, 81 doctor Fran
cisco Bruno, de Guyana. lie acom
pafa "a lindinima nina PuFita Bruno
LuzunariE, que promote ser pronto una
bsllisimR damits del heFmoso veIiel dc
lR simp6tiCR ciudad del Este. Que Lea
Hea gratR sulviBiTa & la ciudad
"KI MibGdO. LA ''repriBs" del "Mi.
kado" que una vez obtuvo tantO 6xito
al asF repEssentado on esta ciudad, &C.
guFamsnte reBultaTfR an RConteCimiento
artfAtioo llevaFfa numeToso p6bliCo &
nuestro Coliseo, pue8 6vido Bismpre el
veCindRrio dc la Ciudad de pFessnciaE
ssos espoct6culoB, m6xime cusndo de IN
obieto ben 66co 90 trate, habfR de prestaEle
"a cooperation.
EA HatO Rey.-Han instalado def
DitivA "a RESIDENCES On una quinta de
HatO-Rsy, loa diEtinguidoE eBpoSoI Bus
telo Rodriguez, do HumacaO, y les de-
EeRmos las meioEes impEeaiones GA 81 nue..
va moFada.
Eg "Carnavag." g."-Aun que todavia fal.
Ia algdn tempo paEs Las tradicionales
fieBtaB, 20 Be siita Ia opinion pensando
en- elias , 81 senior GiuBti, paladin del
carnaval de 'papsliIloa" en- esta isis,
% muestER partidaTio De qne 81 pTOduc.
to de los bRies del TeatTo, por ejemplo
sea dedicRdo & fines bsn6fcos como asi'
los establecimientoB de csEidad, pobres
y etc, etc.
La idea eg aItruinta , mereos buena
accjids.
MsjorandO. -Lo est6 de ID dolsncia
que lo Eetiene aun On CANA, en- 80 resi-
dencia de Catsho, nueAtro queTido com
pafisEo el senior Rossndo Iofants Saava'
dra (Guarionex) que sstuvo enfsrmo de
alg6n Cuidado. CelebFamoB mucho Ia
mejorfs del buen amigo y compatEiota
Felis sueeso.-El ventuEoso hogaE de
nuestroB buenoa amigos lou distir guidoH
eupoHoB Conds FournieT, 90 ha visto gFsta'
mente viBitado aver por una monlAima
Chiquilla que viene daE mayor encanto
81 Eisuefio nido.
AL fslicitarIsa poF 81 gratO uucsBO de-
seAmos ana senda de hsrmoGRH f ores en- 81
cRmino por ia vida Ia nina Maria Tere'
90 Condo , Fournier.
SEMPEB.
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DADA Ola OBTIENE g mayor pOpu.
laridad el msgafAco Ron San Luis, como
oidO generalments con 81 nombRe do Ex'
poBici6n. PEepaEadO y embOtellado por
los sen 1res Alvarez HarmRnoB no contiane
RiDguna BuBtancia nociva y 10 prueba 50
gran demanda. Dep6aito San Jose st.
n6mero z. q. p.
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IMPORTATION. - Los Beaores 8.
Melon q Ca. de eata plaza eat6n reCibien.
do nm eatenso Burtido de aEticuloH de
6antasia, eBpscialmente en- tsjidos de Lana,
gsda, Crepe de Ssda, TEajea y TefsjoG para
ae6orau, sombrsros Velos, Flores, Abani
COS, CasimireE, CoTbatas otrOs artfCuloH
do alta novedad de Paris. RscomendR
mos & nuestroH leCtores una visits esta
casa donde con POGO dinerO ComprRr6n
sFtfculoa muy Ventsiog0H. 45 v. q.
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HOTEL CATALuMl.

Establecido, en- la magnffca
casa de Belabal, con Svista a Ia
bahia, magnffcas y frescas ha-
bitaciones, mesa comfortable, pre-
clos modicos, Sc admiten abo-
nados.
Tanea nimero. 2. @
San Juan Puerto Rico.
30
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CINEMATOGRAFO.-Por tensF que
auuentsEss para EspSna 80 duefo, 90 ven
de muy barata una collection de pelfculRs
en- pe1fscto eatado CaBi nuevaH y Rsuutos
muy esccgidos interesantes Y an apRrato
complete con todo 10 neCssario para podeF
trRbaiar sin difcultad Rlguna cuyo RpRFR'
TO peliculss son de la acreditada caaa
PathG; iguRI 81 que tiens inGtalado el se.
RoF R9zas. Sc venden peIfculaa susltaH
Diriiirse hotel BoEinquen, Tetuan 3S @.
NJ, San Juan Puerto Rico 8v. q.
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A Ilrlr n 'MIrln.fo,

Una porci6n de distinguidas familiar
de la iBlR que han decidido instaIar su re-
Sidencia On eAtR ciudRd, han hscho nasvos
psdidos de BolaFes en- "MiramRP" dentFo
dc POGO quedsr6 completamanta urbaniza.
do el Poetico sitio On donda 81 Hellor An.
tonic Caubst , otEaB conocidas peEsonas
de esta capital tERtan tambi6n de constrnir
elegantes caBaB de vivienda.
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AVIsO.-El que BusOvibs, re COmplace
On aYiaaE los favoEeCedoFes De Ia anti.
guA caaR de A. GAoH y O., hoy Padial y
VillaE, que ha dejadO de fguraF en- Ia di'
sha dllimR casa como qulmico y que des'
do luego, auHent6ndcss para Mexico, NADIA
tiena que YER On Ia elaboration de dichog
innrea. j 6eaaterep. 9v.R.
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Ell comisionado en- Toxic.

To Noviembe 15E cmionado
legR COnfsnisE6
d6cuItsds peocupa
politics japonss mbi6 Ica
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Sc VENDE en- m6dicO preCio una
eBtancia COmpueatR Regdn eSorituFa, de
treacientas trsinta y dos Cuerdas. Ests
Eituada & IL aalida del pueblo de BarEos,
barrio OroCovis: 10 persona que 10 intersse
puede diriiirse Don TeodoFo Santisgo
Colon. de Cohmo. 3v. 9.
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PoIftiCa franCesa.

Paris Novembrs 5El prednte Falrs8
o PoF Europa ny detne Paris ecreo De s de M
Esad Unido Mr.
gobisrnO
puados debda Confan geFno ChRa6 los sRB
pentRdo resolution
Caban MAuoD espeCmsn ogo
Ia Intervention del gobiano Cho
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HABITACIONEs COMODAs.-Pa.
ra hombres Holos bay unRH magu1fcaS ha'
bitRciones de alquiler en- el "Condado"
santurCe, ceTCs de Ia CRTEeteEa. Lnforms.
r6n en- aRta Fedacci6n. D. 2.
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Sc vende una elegants Victoria

congtruida por ID primera fdbrica dc
coches de los EstadoB UnidOI y dos jusgou
de aEneseS para uno dos caballoE. In.
formar6 s. Behm an Santurce ''Miramar."
16va
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SHRTICI0 ESPECIAL DE- Gables
DE
la Democracia" y La Correspondence
UNID6S
I'm pasGO pOr Ia Ciudad.


EbdoE
h de var pOi JuntR Magma E fue
m. GesO aHcendante eantdad Agun ps Las
autodad
nesting ohEe trabsjo ga1do
gdn eoB Ghuamens beranou RIemanes
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listed DEBE PERFECCIONAR
30 LETRA, y puede ConHeguirlo en- bre'
Vo plsEo por 81 moderno HiStsms de ensa.
Ranaa caligr6Aco dc que ss Rutor Ell
UNICO professor de sAta eBpscialidRd en-
Puerto Rico. .-FsEtS Hsgoi NsVuTeS. Box
015, San Juan. 10 Y. 3.
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Taft en- VIadivostok.

Nagamkb NovambEe lIeg6 Vadvlok
del gObiano San Psburgo han ido COrdiamsnta 81
mintEo oponddO&
@ Dc d6 PsEo do de mayor eEya De aOusd9 in1oneS
EeCdRG Waahingon
au n de 10, EadO UdoA ineEa
probable
o1dee bnda las 6 suEopeaB
Paris Berlin
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LAS lIuviaa de egtoa dias hR vueIto
formaF un lodszRl en- los ladoE de la cBlle
"DuffAut'', Santurce, que difCults 81 fiCil
tF6nRito.
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0tra prinCesa itaIiana.

Roma Novsmbre 1s NJ Reina
orCara ha de de Italia 81
famiia.
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Ell sqNUEVO CAFE de los sapo.
nol Morgan, Fortaleza 21, AOABA DE
RECIBIR un ompleto Eurtido de lOl me-
ioreu dulCes. EleganteI cartuchoI pEopioS
para regaloa. HeladoE, Refreacos, tEutaH
81 natural todo cuanto Eogalo q paladaF
mas dalicado % encuentTR allf primoFoas.
monta uarVido. Caf6 con leche y ChoCo-
ato, ds.dO Las aieta do 10 maiiana & Les
2 do L. noCha. Famoao chocolate BA
KER muv snTeditado en tndo 81 muDdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-15

CASA DE PREsTAMOs DE JOSE
BAZAN, ALLEN 21,-El BabAdo 80 de
IoH coEripntes y lau 2 P. M Ss llevar6 6
cabo 81 Tsmate de las prendas Cuyoa tRlO.
nss NO han sido EenovRdoH nj Cancelados
despu6s de los HeiH meHea que concede la
Ia ley. La Casa uigue sus operaciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-15

Be compran ABANICOS ANTI
GUOS aunque no eat6n en- busn estado,
9ollares antiques dc oOTaI y prendaH anti,
guRa
Dirijass P. J. B. CriitO / (aItOH) San
Juan al 8 calle Aurora, PonCe. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-15
Don Manuel Fernandez Juncos.

Reproducimos facsimile carta que nos driie este
disngu1do escrtor expresando el efecto que produ-
era propo case Il uso de las Pdoras de Foster
para los rnones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-15

-En 'IlA OorEs1pondsnCia de Puerto
Rico, Allau 64, hay de ventR reCibol ta.
Tonarios para CobEo de Alquileres Dc canaa
6anEaa on mstklico con firmRss dOCla Ra.
eionsA de naCimionto, dofunOi6n , OOrtifCa'
eE6n EnkdiGa. o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-15

LECCIONEs DE FRANCEs.-L Las
dar6 domiciliO I'm joYen frances Para
mas informes dirigiESs apArtado No l35
is v. /.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-15

EN- EL CLUB de f. Kehrhahn y
Co., San Jos6 15, % venden dos relo.
lss dc GRO Cada semanR. ia Ultima sems
"a obtuvo uno viuda dc PsEadia de Rio
Piadran ancio n6m. 81.