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SOTO Il SHOT, "Al14LACCA, BEAT
GRAZLALLO, THE, FAVORITE IN
BENNlNGS SPRING HANDICAP
Billy Garhs Charges Anna Ma" and Billie Ebbs" Won
First and Second Races Judge White, the Garth Steepe-
j YLa-4-O 4laG
chaser, Went Down Over the Sticks.

year-olds, half mile. old course-Bil-
cole II to 1 and 8 to ~, second; Law
less e to ~, third. Time, 512-5.
Third race-seven furlongs-Lally
&c to l and to ~, first; Turbulence
l15 to I and to ~, second Old Colo
ny Is to 81, third. Time. 1871 1-5
n Fourth racc-Benning Spring Handi-
cap, six furlongs, Columbia course
Malacca (96). Johnson, l3o to , ! and ~ Q
to ~, first; Graziallo I1O), Miller I 9
to- and to 81, second; Slickaway
600, Radtke 90 to y. third. Time,
Cold sitter, okenite, Arimo. The
Clown, Gunston, Tickle, Rose of Dawn
Revenue, Workmaid and Platoon also
Fifth race-steeplcchase, about two
Snliles-Dulcian & to . and to % first;
Pioneer q to and 3 to 81. second;
Locked Out e 1-2 to ~. third. Time,
s4:16.
Reidmore 40 to / and 4 to -, first;
6Euripidcs Is to and 8 to 81, second;
sDelphie Go to ~, third. Time, LAS 2-5.
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ny WAITER EDWARD HARRIS.

BY WAITER EDWARD HARRIS.
WASHINGTON. D. q c., March 25.---
The first race to be run in the East
this season went to Virginia, when
3rotund, genial and otherwise famous
BILLY" Garth saddled Paul J. Rainey's
Anna May and sent her to the postiint
the opening event at Benning to-day. \
Walter Miller, last years champion
Jockey, had the mount on the mare,
and but for that fact, Garth would
have lost the race. Miller's wonderful
horsema nshlp saved the day. IA
1t was q six-furlong dash, and q
furlong from the wire Anna May
looked to be hopelessly beaten by
Quadrille.
Miller pulled his mount up at the
turn and gave her, rcathing spell.
then he came forward. and in one of
tho most beautiful hand rides ever
seen in this country, caught Quadrille,
which had passed him, and Won by
half length.
IN Anna May was the favorite at 6 to
{ 5, but all the Garth and Miller follows
ers We're down hard and they cleaned
up well.
In the second race Garth saddled the
first and second horses. Bil'ie Hibb3,
the namesake9 of a prominent and pop
sular Washington stockbroker, is owned
by David Dunlop, of Petersburg, and
Ben Colo Is owned by the Columbia
stable. Garth trains. both.
The Dunlop horse was ridden by
Miller, and the Columbia Stable entry
by Herman Radtke. They finished in
one. two order.
Miller beat the barrier as usual,
but Radtke was right behind him.
They reached the head of the home
stretch together and fought it out,
Billie Hibbs winning by half a)ensth,
with Ben Cole second.
IN the Benning Spring Handicap,
worth $4,000, which was the fourth
race, Garth pinned his faith to sra
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sziallo. The finish in this race was
one OF the best. seen on the Benning
track, as the, first three horses were
heads apart. It was won by Mslacca,
a long shot. at the juicy odds Of 40 10
TO /. He beat ,Graziallo by an eye
lash.
u Garth had Judge White, green
Jumper, in the steeplechase, but the
fyolngster FELL He is an exceedingly
speedy horse through the field, but,
careless.
These were the only entries Garth
had. His horses are considered more.
forward than any at the track, and
it is thought that he will capture more
than his share Of the purses during
the current meeting.
ss Garth's star horse Is Horace e., the
property OF Paul Rainey.
Both Garth andsthe Cleveland horse-t
man expect to win the Carter Handi-
cap with Horace u, This is the stake
race run at thel2Aqueduct Track on
"a couple Of overnight events at Bell
anings in order to give him trial
for the Carter 8lsR l45Ss @ E
The attenlances3at, the opening to-
day was the largeat ever seen on q
first day at Bennlngs. It took train
of seventeen carsSsto carry the crowd
from Baltimore. The number of wo-
men III attendance was larger tnan
usual; in fact, more women saw the
sport than men.
III the steepleohase at two miles,
Judge White and Toots fe4 and Bound
Brook threw his rider. Tho colt entry
ran one, two. Dulcian winning from
his stable companion, Pioneer.
Summary.
First race-siS furlong s-Anna May
20 to 5 and IltO o. first: Lord Boa
Energes Oil to 5 and 3 to 50, second /:
Quandrille 6 1-2Eto u, third. Time.
1:17. =,
Second race-Thc Arlington. for two
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EASY VICTORY.
Washington and Lee Piles Up
Score of Ia to q.
lspecinlEto The Tlmes- Dispa


LEA!NGTON, VA. March 25.--Wns hinp
whelmea Flshburne Military Academy by
inc Inc score Of ! to 2. Tho visitors were were
held to nothing until the ninth, when thov
UP a great game In the box for AYashingtton
ana Lee, and Johnson's running catch was n
i, The double play of Nvsddell and
robert for Flshburne was spectacular Thls
~ ~ the team that PLAYED Virginia 6 to a
Score by innings; r.. II. ID.
TIshbnrne % q % Q o o o q - i
,Batterles--Wa shlngton and Leo Unlvcr-
sity Parades and Anthony. Flshburne, IIud-
gins and Fetzer and King. Umpire Coach
Krebs OF Virginia Military Institute, Struck
out---lly Parades, 4 3 by Fetzer. IL, Base
on balls-On iParades, 2; off IIudgins, s.;
off Fetzer. A..
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dozen Of the Richmond ball players
journeyed to the park yesterday after
moon, and for two hours went into train
Ing, to the admiration Of hundreds Of
fans who gathered TO size uo the new
material.
Manager Shaft Ell had his men so through
lot OF lobbing out and hitting. and then
he lined up team, with Hinton, Eettcr
and Cowan Uniting them OUT as in.
practice game. Reeve, at short, showed
up wonderfully well, and Kirkpatrick was
up to the expectations Of the manager
for the first tryont, although his stiffness
was apparent In low balls, and he was
wise in not making too much of an ex-
crtion.
Sizing Them Up.
oNell, at second, looks like a good
one. and the outfielders, Brown and Kelly,
appear to he players who will make good
However,, 1t is ridiculous to attempt to
line up Il man at this early stage of the
game. They are all out Of shape, nat
urally, although most Of them have been
at work durig the winter. Brown was in
a rolling mill at Pittsburg, and Cowan
has been running {, type-settng machine
in New York. The others have been en-
gagged In more or less strenuous occu-
pations, but no thing will put player In
perfect condition for athletic work more
than$actual training.
While the men Were practicing at the
park, Long and Ttman showed up.
They were too late to get In the game,
but will be ready for hard practice this
morning.
Sizing up the team as IL appeared yes
terday with several absent, it looks to
be good bunch for Shaffers selection.
The man at third gave Indications OF Il
conner, and O'Nell will have to fight
with Westlake, who has been signed for
the lnfeld, but who will not be here
until late in the week, owing to Illness
IN his family. O'Niel was picked rs q
winner by some of the fans yesterday,
but they will have to wait for Westlake's
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will sell for parties declining house,
keeping, at 100 North Linden Street,

will sell for parties declining house,
Keeping, at LOG North Linden Street
TUESDAY. MARCH 26TEI,
commencing at 1890 A. NJ,
Will mention, in part, Mahogany Case
I Ia Octave Upright Piano, Of a stand
ard make; odd Parlor Chairs, Rockers,
Lace Curtains, Portieres, Handsome Col
lection Of OIL Paintings and Engravings.
among them some very rare Paintings
"The Selling Of Women at Jamestown"
by Sulley; THE Burial of Latane,"
Shakespeare and His Friends" etc.:
Highly Polished CHARTERED Oak Dning-
Room Suit, including Massive Sideboard,.
with Plate Mirror Pillow: big Dining
Table. Lenther-Seat Chairs to match,
Maple Bureau, Wnshstand and Wardrobe.
Handsomely Trimmed Iron Beds and
Springs. Rosewood Wardrobe, Mahogany
Dining Table. Rosewood Secretary Oak
Bookcase, Rosewood Sideboard. Slope-Top
Rosewood Writing Desk. China Dinner
Sets. Crockery. Glassware, Hall Rack,
Oak Hall Seat, etc., by
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Terms cash. Ladies invited.
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RECEIVERS SAIL.

AS receiver for tho Richmond Stand
ard Steel Spike md Iron Company I
Will sell at its mill in Manchester,
Va, on SATURDAY APRIL 6, 1907,
at IL O'clock NJ, all Of its machinery In
said mill for cash. Amongst tho
machinery are two automatic spike
machines. These machines are CON-
sidered to be amongst the best that
have ever been made. They have
done perfect work for twenty years,
and are In perfect condition.
JOHN f. EPPS. S. C. r.,
Receiver Of the Richmond Standard
Steel Spike and Iron Company.
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. In pursuance OF tho decrea of NJ tfid
Ghancery Court of the city Of Is lcit
mond in the suit styled wv. r. SMELL.
on the 10Th March, 1907. the under.
signed. Special Commissioner will sell
by public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH ~ 190 7,S Ss
at o'clock Y. NJ, s. VA; 81
the real estate referred TO In said de-
cree, and which will DO sold jins4 twd.
first: The Thrce-story Brick Da::
tached Corner Drugstore enc. AZ 201
now and long occupied by AZ bert
Scott. ESQ.,. with the lot on while HI
stands; and 8sS ssss
tached store (No. 241sS, adioining I'M
above on the west, and in which is tho
Post-olice station b, with the lot Ao 81,
which 1t stands. III
These properties are substantiHll
and spacious, eacl, having good width
3fronting together about 48 feet) and
extending back within parallel lines
the corner having the depth Of ona
hundred feet. and the interior lot ono
hundred and ten feet alley tsn
northern end of the corner lot for!#tf
luse in common of the, owners and oc
cupants of both of said lots.
/ The ,, excellent g location Of these prop
and their high rental value, rendetl
them especially desirable, whether foH
business or Investment. fsSs ggs5SsGI
TERMS: One-third OF the purchasal
price to be paid in cash, and the rest1
due in three equal instalrncnts, pay
able respectively at g., - and as
months from the day OF sale. the8credtd
instruments to be evidenced by notes
of tho purchaser, with interest added
at six per centum per nnnuln, and
tho title to be retained untiltthe who'd
OF the purchase money is paid ana con-
tveyance ordered by the court. B siss
ID. C. RICEIARDSON,s sSSs
Special COMMISSIONERS
The bond required OF the Special
Commissioner by the above decree has
been duly given. IN;
Teste: CHAs. o. sAVILLE;;s. s9s
ls d I'LL ta98 CT Jerk sSSsAA
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Baseball Scores,

At Atlanta--Atnnta. ! ;3Augusta, a.
At brooklyn (NatlonaD. a;
o. s
Al Chnrleston---c Charleston, i; Phlladcl-
phia (NatonaD, 8.
Nt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6; Macon. o.
E At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10; Danvillc, 9.
z Al Lexington. Nn,--Washingto and Lee,
Id; Fisliburne Military Academy, 2,
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BY q. A. Catlin, ss
No. 6 N. Eleventh Street.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF n
Suburban Dwellin 9, Z

containing 8 rooms, on tract Of land con
talning about four and a quarter cres|
situated In the plan OF Glen Echo Bark
which is on north side Of Nine Mile Road
Immediately east of Stony Run. and
about ono mile east of Richmond on elec1
trio car line. n
In execution of deed o & trust to@ma
from Henry T.. Miller dated Septembe1
i, 1905, of record in clerk s office Henrtccl
court. in p. B. TIA B, page a lefault
having been made in the paynlent of
portion of the money therein secured
and being required SO to do by the Snotel
,1THuRsDAY, MARCH o. 1907,
at 5:45 o'clock p. NJ, on the premtses|
sell at public auction the property aboye
described which is now occupied by Ing
said Miller. "a q XII s3s&I
This Is a piece OF property which car
with moderate tlay, be dcy loped Int
Very attractive country home. About
one half oft is cleared There IS album
dnnt shade, and on its northern line isSi
creek. Tho car seryicessia
fairly good, and one fare Will take you
to any part of the city.
4# TERMS: BY consent of parties in I'M
5terest will be one third cash and balanc9
at six and twelve months, evidenced ~
negotiable notes. bearing 6 per cent
tercst and secured by trust deed, or moro
or oil cash, at option OF purchaser.
w. I4.4T YLETe, Trustee|al
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appearance. Shaffcr was In fine shape.
and picked them up ut first in his old
accustomed way-thc way that made the
crowd yell with glce last season.
Cassidy. Derby and Mulhall pitched
them over but not enough to give them
the glass arm, and the others hit the
bnl out
Brown was full of ginger, and sad he
was going to work for the big league
this season. Hinton Is doing the same
thing. O'Niel has already had several
years experience In minor leagues In.
the East.
His hitting has been around the 300
mark. and he promises to hold that rec
ord at least. which is some hitting"
kirkpatrick Looks Good.
IN the practice yesterday Kirkpatrick
attracted most OF the attention of the
s,wd OF fans Richmond has had a
great deal OF trouble in securing a sat
lsfactory third baseman. Not since E.-
3berfeld and Dundon have they been sat.
isfcd, Shaffer feels that In his present
find he has another fast youngster, who
will hold his own and make a hit with
the enthusiasts. The youngster carries
Il smile, and has a way OF tossing the
ball over to first that will catch the fancy
OF the crowd. His style In; hitting also
looked good. 81 5. X
Hinton. in the practice, worked Will,
his old vim, and could not keep back
some words Of cheer and encouragement
to the men as they pitched the ball at
the plate.
Cassidy also carried his old time smile,
and looked confident. The crowd are al
ready betting that he will lead the League.
and they are putting Cassidy and Tong
UP as the two best hitting pitchers on
the team. This. OF course. remains to be
seen. Something Of it may develop in
the Forthcoming games with Montreal
next Saturday Monday, and Tuesday. 49,
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A. AND M. DEFEATS
C0RNEL I TO 1

RALEIGH. N. g.. March 25.-cornell.
University was easily defeated by
Agricultural and Mechanical College
here this afternoon. Tho feature of
1.-the gnmo was "a home run IN the sec
ond by Temple (PitcheD. a, & NJ, and
tho bases fgll
Scores r.
| Cornell ........, 0 o 90 o o o OIL
la. s. s..,,, ~. 2 4 il az q a q I'll
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Reeve Is Applauded.

4 When Reeve went on the field yesterday
he was given 4 good round Of applause
The playing Of this man the latter part
OF last year won for him the admiration
Of the cranks, and he promises to do even
better now. He is, even in practice, los
Ing no time in running up on tho ball.
Failure to do this was one Of his mis-
takes last season. and it Is likely that
he will prove very fast now, and with a
clear eye. he will develop into a heavy
hitter. Reeve is practicing hunt which
he thinks he can beat out. He tried 1t
of the ball to first. Shaffer gave him a
couple of rounds of applause himself. 4
From the indications yesterday there
is going to be, more interest In ball here
this year than last, and the Richmond
team is going after the pennant like a
hungry man after hot cakes on a frosty
morning. There was fine crowd Of
critics at the warming UP yesterday, and
they did not hesitate either to criticize
or praise They realized that the men
were on trial, and were kind enough to-
refrain from making any uncomplimen-s
tary remarks about any Of the players.
This kept all Of the latter in good humor.
and on their mettle.
It is, of course, understood that the
club cannot carry twenty players, the
number that Shaffer now has on his
string. There are three candidates for
backstop, one Of whom will have to go.
But it may be as 1t was last year, that
every time a Richmond player was re-
leased he was taken up by another team
In the league. This is an indication that
all Skaters selections are good ones
There Will probably be fifteen men on
the local team, after the wedding out
process. That will mean two pitchers
four infelders. three outfelders, FIVE
pitchers and a utility man. In this
makeup any emergency may be met
Exhibition Schedule.
The grounds are being got into fine
shape, the diamond being 'ovallzcd," SO
that rain may run off easily. and that
storms may not interfere much with the
game. The grandstand Is being enlarge d.
and a set of beacherics have been erect
| ed In deep centreneld to accommodate
| the crowds that were forced to line the
fence in that direction last year.
shaffer will Issue q set Of rules to
| his men for their guidance in food
ana hours Of rest, and he hopes by
this to get them in the best possible
| condition before the season opens. This
viii be on tho 18th of April. Before
| that time there Will be n number OF
| exhibition games, with some strong
teams. the complete list being as fol-
! lows:
March 3Oth, April list and Cd
IOntrenl, OF the Eastern League.
April 4th-ItlchmOnd College.
April 9th ana Otl,-New York
| Americans.
| April 9th ana Observation-Disclosures,
or the Atlantic League.
| April 18th and 13th-Ifnltimorc,
of the Eastern League. i
/ April 15th-itichnlOnl College,
These arc all the games scheduled
. dates which may be filled IN before
! the season opens.
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VIM. y. Pizzini Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

AT THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER,
we will offer for sale at public auction,
on the premises. that desirable and we'll
located property
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hereby certify that the bond re.
CURED of the special commissioner by
the foregoing decree has been duly
given.
VA Clerk.
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II. LEWIS POSTS FORFEIT.

philadelphia Is Hot on the Trail
OF Joe Cans.
DETROIT, MICH. March 25,--Harry
Lewis, of Philadelphia, who arrived
here to-day, posted ~ forfeit of $1,000
to bind u match with Joe Cans before
any club offering suitable terms. Lewis
declares that he VIII force Cans to
fight him, 55sg
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certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the Special Com
5missioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Goth day
Teste: cHAs. o. sAyILLE,
af a.- 49, + 49, 45sFjs45 Clerk. s
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The bond required OF the Special
commissioner by the above decree has
been duly given.
Teste: cHAs. o. sAVILLTI. s|IE
Clerk
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At request of owners. we will sell on
TUESDAY, MARCH &c, 1907.
at O'Clock the above mentioned de-
sirable brick house. 1t will make a COM
Portable home or good investment.
POLLARD & BAGBY,
Auctionecrs
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lSO4 Hanover Street,

ON THURSDAY. MARCH 2s. 1907.
Mt $3.50 p. M. This Is substantially
built two-story brick house OF nine rooms,
lighted by electricity. heated by furnace,
with ovory modern convenience All In
splendid order. For home or as an In
ycstment. this Is an exceptional oppor-
tunity.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at sale.
WIN. b. PIzZINI CO..
Auctioneers.
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Auction Sales Future Days

BY; Pollard & Bagby
and
Edward S. Rose Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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and
Edward S. Rose Co., h
Real Estate AuctiOneers.s
COURT SALE BY AUCTION
OF
VALUABLE LOTS or, LAND
ON THE WEST LINE OF BELYIDERE,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY SITS.
KNOWN AS '.F'ORD'Ss COAL YARD"
In execution Of q decree of tho!
Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
mond. In suit Of w. 7. Hawks, who
sues, VS.. A. L. Ford ct ais, entered
January "a. 1907. we will sell by auc-
ton, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 427TII, 1907, IA
at S o'clock p. NJ,
the above described lot, with improve
ments thereon. Lot SO by 90 feet.
TERMS: OEe-t third cash, residue IN
two equal instruments, at 6 and IL
months, credit payments to be evidenced
by notes. with interest at per cent.
from day Of sale, title to be retained
until all OF the purchase money is paid;
BENZ. II. WEST,
leslie II. DREW. f
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BY Pollard & Bagby.

1912 ID. franklin Street,
GOOD S-ROOAIs BRICK HOUSE.
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A prOptsIto del matrimoniu.
sAN JUAN PUERTo-RIco

Un matrimonio de convenience no DO
dr6 hacsr jam6B Ia diChR de dos seres hu.
manoB.
5De que Birve ID riqueza, Hi con todo 81
ORC del mundo no 81 possible CompEar IN
ftomo de Garlic?
PagaE lR vida engsf1ando una persona
q quien no % anna, es 81 suplicio mas terri.
BILE que puede atormsntar 81 coraz6n de
IN mortal.
El amor no debe buBCRP sino 81 amor,
quien por 81 amor SO propone otrR CO.'S,
no 90 digno de ser Rmsdo.
lFelices vosotToa, los que On 10 peT0gEi'
nRci6n por 81 mundo hRb6is agpirad0 81
aroma de purszR de una muier sensible y
apSBionRda, y hRb6ia Yisto FodaE poE 50
ToatEo lsgTimRB de teEnuEaI tFelice8 mil
veCeB los que hab6is sICGchado Lon BuspiroI
de arrobamiento de una espoSs CRriioBa =
fisI, que % anna con todaB lar fbraB de 81
alma!
Para dos perBonaH unidRs por eI amor,
csds beso eB una abeia CarifosR de misl,
cRdR BonHisa una aurora, oLdR Garcia una
emoCi6n inefable, cRda expression de ternu.
"a nm himno que ne Remonta haBta el cielo.
iNfveaa coFonaB de azaharea, 81 CENTS
frentes que no amRn, os maEchitaT6is un
dla, porque os falts el rOCfo de Ia dicha;
mas 81 honrdis las GieneS de una viFgen
amOroBa = puEs, vivireis uismpTe frsBcaa y
lOssnau, pOTqus o. vivifca la miESdR de
Dios!
lOh blancas dsBpo1adas, que parsc6is
6Dgeleu despEendidos del cieAo, 81 amor o.
divinisa, apOy6os en- 81 y ve0cer6iG en- las
Iuchas del poEvsnirl
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PERI U n { RIA.

Ell PARIS BAZAAR ha traido iltimaB
novedadea On peTfumaria de HOubigart
Lu6in, Roger Gallet Legrand y los
nuevoB de OOty que gozsn fAma on PA
RT5 entire allos El IdiyiO que vale SO 90
La VioIetG So CO. EI ClavsE del Reg So 0
y EZ V6rtigo $500 No faltsn EL Ideal
Mes DeJioes, de HoWbigamt, Enigma q
Pampre8 D or de Lu5in, EIeuT D'AmOar,
Ambrero0e Reeve Fleuri PtOLeta Msr.
UeiILs de- Roger & GaILet. La briilantina
cristalizada eguRs dsntrifcaB, sgua de
Colonia, jabonss, polvoa & & de las mar
cas- mas acrsdit, dau. Tudo esto Sc encuen'
ira en- et PARI BAZAAR de PEDRO
GIUSTT, Fortalaza 27.
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PIANOS

FL PARIS BAZAR de Pedro GiuGti,
oCaba de EecibiE planes francesas maECa
PLEYEL, pianos slemRnes mares "GoEl
& Kallman," pianos ameriCanog maFoa
"WebsG" "Paris Bazar." Todos Don
dignoB de Ia mayor cOnfanzs por gus exec.
lentss CondiCiones muGiCalea,
El nombEe que Ilevsn responder de ID
BupsPioEidad del inBtRumsntO. Todo 81
mundo vends pianos hoy, psEo nadis tRas
6 Puerto Rico Lao maFcag, "Plsyel. G0RB
& Kallman, Websr-y Coble, " nombres CO.
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rata. solo vends aPtfCulo1 AupaEioEas repu.
tados como 10 meinr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-08

IMPORTATION. - Los BafiureB s.
Melon & Ca. de eBta plaza eatkn recibien
do un eBtenHo suTtido de artfculos de
fantasia, sspeoialmente en- teiidoH de Lana,
ssda, Crepe de Soda, Trsies y Eefsjos para
GahoEaS, SombreroB Vslo6, Flores, Abani'
cos CRsimires, Corbatas otros aTtfculoB
de alta novedad de Paris. Rsoomenda
mos nueBtros leCtoreB una vista & egtR
casa donds CON POGO dinero compraF&n
Rrtculos muy ventajogoB. As ".