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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
FRANCHISE WILL PASS BY B|G
 MAJORITY
Indications Are That Privilege Asked for By Warren Com pany Will Be Granted By Voters Tomorrow.

With only one day remaining be fore the people will decide the ques- tion whether the Warren Company will be granted a franchise to run a street railway through the highways of the city from it's easterly to the westerly corporate limits, there does not seem to be the slightest opposition to the granting of the privilege. and the general opinion is that the vote will be almost unanimously in favor .of the franchise. The polls will open tomorrow morning at o'clock and re- main open until 6 o'clock in the even- ing. The polling place for the First Ward in the City Hall; for the Second Ward Judge Hogan's office. and for the Third Ward the parlors of the Palace Undertaking Company.
 Ever since the city council. several weeks ago, after turning down one proposal for franchise, Secured from the company an agreement to certain conditions. and decided to pass the resolution placing the matter sQuarely before the voters for their approval or disapproval. there has been a grow ing sentiment in favor of granting the privilege asked for, until at the pres ent time almost everyone has become an advocate Of the street railway system.
 For a time it looked as if the entire matter would hinge on the clause in regard to the construction Of the road up Tombstone Canyon, it being pro- vided that the city should furnish a 40-foot roadway before the company would be compelled to extend its liue to that end of the proposed route. The citizens of that section of the city took great interest in the matter, and dis cussed it at public meetings with the representatives of the Warren Con- pany from every possible viewpoint.
 The question of taxation for the con struction of the 40-foot roadway was met squarely, and as the line will benefit the whole city, it was decided that the whole city should defray the council and Mayor Cayen advocating this method. All of these meetings were productive of good, as they help ed bring the people in closer touch with the question on which they are to decide, and cleared up any doubt there was on various points contained in the franchise.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
.ALLEGE FATHER FAILED IN
 DUTY
Is Reported to Have Deserted Five MotherleSS Children Death of Infants Follow the Passing Away of Mother,

The death of the second of the two infant children of Samuel s. Ford on Sunday afternoon, recalls the passing away of the mother of the children at her home on Opera Drive a short time after the birth of twins
 Shortly before the death of Mrs. Ford. according to the story told by neighbors and those who attended the woman in her last moments, Ford, who was a butcher in this city at the time, is alleged to have deserted her, taking with him every cent of money she had, and leaving her to take care of five young children.
 After giving birth to the children the mother, was taken fatally i'll and died within a short time in spite oi medical attention and careful nursing An hour before his wife died Ford re turned to the city and was at her bed side.
 Within a short time after his wife had died. Ford, it is alleged, suggested her burial by the county, to which the people present would not listen and provided a respectable funeral
 As Ford did not provide for the children, Mrs. Dennis Welch anC other neighbors took the matter uI and started a subscription among the business men of the city obtaininl | $50, which amount was turned ovel to Judge Hogan. The neighbors allegC that Ford later secured the money from the justice. and instead of pro vdling for the children. after payins some of the bills incidental to hii | wife's last illness. spent the remainder of the money on himself. buyins clothes, etc. Then. It is alleged, h, deserted the five children again, anl they have since been provided for bl kind-hearted neighbors.
 | One of the twin children died { couple of weeks ago. and on Sunda, afternoon the other passed away, ani was buried yesterday afternoon b! charity. "
 The father at the present time is in Cananea, and has not made any eff 1 fort to provide for the remaining chil dren.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
WITS MEX. INTENDING
 MURDER
Deputy Marshal Frank Johnson Too Quick for Prisoner Who Attempted to Use Murder our Knife.

After a lively scrimmage which took place on Upper Brewery Avenue yesterday afternoon. four Mexicans were landed in jail by Deputy City Marshal Frank Johnson and Constable Wilmoth, and from one of them the deputy marshal secured a lon< keen hunting knife, which, durin, the row it seemed the Mexican was about to bring into action.
 Early yesterday afternoon Deputy Marshal Johnson and Constable Will moth were in Justice Hogan's court, whene a telephone message came in for an officer from Brewery Avenue, where it was reported several Mexi- cans were holding @ disgusting car uival, all of them being in a half drunken condition. Both of the of ficers mounted their horses. and on arriving at the scene found the facts to be as reported.
 Johnson and Wilmoth herded the four Mexicans between their horses, and started down the avenue to the jail. They had gone 8 short distance when suddenly one of the prisoners assumed a drunken stagger and lurch- ed towards Johnson's horse, at the same time throwing his right hand for his hip pocket. The officer leaned from his horse and securing the Mexi- eau by the collar threw him to the ground and jumped from his horse. He pinned the prisoner to the ground. and on feeling of the fellows pocket drew out a hunting knEe about ten inches in length, and of the most ap- proved mUTderouS variety
 Having secured the weapon the prisoners were again herded and taken to jail without further trouble According to the opinion of eye witnesses. Johnson's quick move in felling the Mexican saved bis life. as the mans intention evidently was to get the knife and attack the officer. who was not expecting trouble. Had the Mexican succeeded in getting the knife he would undoubtedly be dead now as Johnson is one Of the quickest shots in the territory. and would have had to defend himself against the mur- derous attack
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
COL. BREhTHITT SPEAKS WELL
 OF CANANEA
Also Says Bryan Is Logical Democratic Candidate for Next Year. Johnson of Min nesota the Second Choice,

Col. J. B. Breathitt, American con-
 sul at La Cananea, accompanied by
 Mrs. Breathitt, is a guest at the Cop per Queen Hotel. After visiting Bis bee and Douglas Mir. and Mrs. Breath fit expect to return 10 Cananea to- morrow.
 Speaking of conditions at Cananea last evening to Review man, Col. Breathitt stated that at no time in the history of the big copper camp across the border were there more evidences of greater prosperity and rapid ad- vaneement than at the present time Mineral ground is being denounced on every side, and the smaller develop ment companies are pushing their work ahead as fast as men and money can do it. Col Breathitt stated that the Greene-Cananea company
 were carrying out their plans of i'm Iproyement and enlargement as rapidly as possible. In the opinion of Col Breathitt. who. during his several years residence in Cananea has be- come familiar with conditions in that section of Sonora, the CanSnea mining district, and surrounding mineral sec tion. is destined to be one of the rich est mineral producing districts in either republic
 Before coming to Arizona Colonel Breathitt was a resident of that grand
 old state of Missouri and was always prominently identified with the Demo cratic party in that state. After com ing to Arizona Col. Breathitt was ns- tional committeeman for this terri tory and attended both National Demo
 cratic conventions during the past eight years. The reported led up to
 the Democratic National convention next wear with the following remark:
 T see. colonel, that Senator Tfllman.
 who is at present in Los Angeles. has
 said in an interview that Bryan will undoubtedly he the Democratic candi-
 date asain in 1908. What do you
 think of it?R
 "Tillman is right" said the Colonel. '.The only reason Bryan will not be
 fhe candidate is the fact that he will l himself refuse the nomination. If the Republicans fail to nominate Roose- welt (and personally I don't believe
 Roosevelt would take the nomination.
 Bryan Is the Iogica1 candidate Of the
 gariless of politics. Roosevelt has been doing a good work lately and the people will insist that Roosevelt or
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
HORSE THIEF SHOT.

At iris Theatre Tuesday and wedn- esday
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
IRIS IS CROWDED.

Sunday night saw the largest crowds at the Iris Theater that have ever attended since the house was opened. Three performances were given, and at each every seat was taken. Charles Boards singing of My Rosary" is the feature of the new program. He renders the beau. tiful selection in a masterfuI and pleasing manner. BoZard also sings two songs of the lighter variety. The films displayed are of the exciting character. One depicts scenes on the frontier in the days of Kit Car son, the noted scout. and the other two, which are English pictures. show the exciting pursuit and capture of a horse thief and the fempestuous woo ing of young lady by man she de spises-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
RgTuRMs wiTH BRIDE.

c. E. Buchner, secretary of the To- cal branch of the Y. M. C. A.. return ed to the city Sunday morning ac- Irene J. Hughes, of Leavenworth, Kan. The young couple were mar ried at the home of the brides moth CT on Wednesday of last week. In future they will reside on Mason Hill. On Thursday evening the Young Peo- ples Christian Union will hold re- ception at the Y. M c. A. building in honor of Mir and Mrs. Buchner.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11

Bryan be kept in the White House to carry out the good work already begun and which Bryan has advocated since 1896"
 How about Johnson of Minnesota, Colonel?"
 Johnson is as good Democrat and has been loyal to the party in every
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
SHERIFF LEAVES FOR PHOENIX

Sheriff Jack White was a passenger Sunday afternoon for Tombstone, where he intended to get the prison CTS who have been sentenced to serve terms in the penitentiary. and took with him Louis Rossman, who was committed to the Territorial insane asylum at Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11

campaign, and in the event that Bryan is not d candidate, I believe Johnson of Minnesota is one of the very strong est Democrats in the country and would undoubtedly carry inc. north western states by a big majority. His record as governor OI Minnesota stamps him as strong man.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
PROF. DOUGLAS IN .FRIsco.

Professor James Doulgas, who has been spending several weeks inspect ing the railroad and mining proper ties controlled by Phelps, Dodge & Co, in this section, was iii Yavapai county the latter part of the week and left over the Santa Fe for San Fran cisco. and will go direct from that point to New York the latter part of this week
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
NOTICE.

Dr ". E. Hankin. dentist. has re moved his offices from the schmidt building to a suite of offices in the Bank of Bisbee building on Main St. Patrons will please take notice of the new location. z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-28
GRAN BlZAR DE R0PA HEcHa
X sAsTRERfA
r. M . ~ - H8-

En- este antique acreditado estableei
miento, Sc reciben constAntemente buonos y
elegantes Casimires franceses ingleses como
tambien toda clase de artfculos para o.
balleros: Camisas, Cuellos. Pu1os, Corba--
tas, Calzoncillos, Camisetas, Pa1uelos, tt
rantes, Ligas, Cinturones, Medias etc eto
Tambi6n cuenta dicho establecimient0 CON
elegante surt;do de sombreros de todas Glasses
de la muy acreditada fabrica tSucs. de j.
Cabrer, de Ponce. Y nna ininidad de artfcu-
los, desde ell Sombrero de 25 ctvs. hasta ell
mas fno Clak. Cintas para sombreros,s Las
hay para todos los gustos Sc venden Al po
mayor al detail. Vista hace fe.
FoRrALEzA %. SAN Juan, r. "a
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Servicio de cabotaie.


EN-
Enero2 1Sy Sop - s' 100' poi q oESIE
"910Ao" i00na
d G<npan
u. r, LATIMEF. Supt
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NOTICIAS

Anochc ha sido sorprendida por Ia
policfa una jugada al Monte en-
Aguas Buenas. siendo arrestado nuo.
We de los jugadores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-28

policfa una iugada al Monte, en-
Aguas Buenas. siendo arrcstado nuo.
We de los jugadores.
Antes de aver sc suicide ahorcan-
dose, Ell individuo Pedro Santiago,
vecino del barrio 'sPatos' jurisdic-
|cion de San Lorenzo.
Mafiana saldran para el Dorado, Ell
Secretario Interino de Puerto Rico y
el doctor Vazquez, 4 investigar los
cargos que hace en- su lnforme contra
el Alcalde y Juez de Paz de aquella
poblaci6n Ell Medico Inspector del Dis
trito Norte, doctor Cordero.
Hemos recibido una circular de la
nueva sociedad mercantil en- comandi-
ia que Sc ha tornado en- esta plaza,
ba1o la razon social de "Sucesores de
Jose Fernandez" la cual Sc dedicar&
con preferencia al ramo de provisionss,
ha biendo adquirido al efecto todo ell
activo del establecimicnto dcnominado
Gel Salto Oriental
Son socios gestores don Francisco
Fern andez Rodriguez don Saturni
no Fernandez Rodriguez. con ell uso de
la hrma soci al y comanditario don Jose
Fernandez Rodriguez.
En- Santurce fueron arrestados aver
las cinco de la tarde los individuos
Francisco Garcia, y Jose Ortega,
quienes tuvieron una rif1a en- la Ca
rretera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-28

Los vapeTes ARKADIA, BERWIND y MASSAPEOUA hacen
va)es reoares oos los entire New Puerto
flco nevando caTga y pasajeros el primero, Ell
segundo tercero carga so,amente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-28

Esta a la carga en- Barcelona para
salir ell 81 del corIiente por ell Me-
diterraneo y Canarias con destino
te puerto, siguiendo la ruta de Ma
yagiiez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba
Habana y New Orleansf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30
A v | S 0

Nos es grsto participsr al pdblicO, que
hsmoe arrendado por cierto tempo el va'
por ''seneca" de la ''Ward Line el que
deatinaTemos para el servicio entire New
York y Puerto Rico. Saldr6 de New
York el SabRdo, 81 de Agoato, directa'
mente para MayagGez. 'Ssneca" eS IN
vapor de primera claBe, con primera CANA
re- exceIente con cabida para so pagsje'
roB. No tilsne c6mars de Begunda clase,
pero Sc han hscho preparedness fin de
que pueda QevaF un limitado n6mero de
passjeroH en- tercers, para mujeFes , hom
breH. El pFecio de paBajs ser6 el mismo
que rije en- nueBtroa otroa barcos, sea $50
por litsra ds primera class J $40 en- las de
tercara claBe.
El Essences" al Iregresar New York,
Baldr6 directamente de MsysgI z, 81 dia
II de Septiembre No sabamoB positiva'
msnte todavfa 81 har6 algdn otro visje
desde New York On septiembre %, peTo
no cbstRnte, al que inteTese eato, Ie Bupli-
camos Bs Eirva escribir directaments
nusstra o6cina principal, ndmero 70
Broadway, New York, = se le notifcar6
oportunamente.
San Juan. AgoBto 80 de 1907. The
NeaU York 4; Porto Rico S. s. Co. rvs.
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NiTOs hsridOs pOT un pIOysctiI.
Era IN souvenir" del MAINE. "


En- Jersey City, 81 viernes psBado, Ba
hirieron tres nihou con una granada de
pu'gada = cuarto que hizO explosion.
La granada pertenecfa Edward Cen.
ney. Dice que SO Ia di6 un marino que
Ia Bac6 del acorazadO Name que esta en- 81
puerto de Ia Hebana. Como recuerdo, 6I
Ia eStimsba Ia tenfa Biempra en- lugsr
conspfcuo en- su casa.
Uno de los hijos de Cenney la sac6 aver
para enst1drsela & unos amigos vscinoI.
A Hu alrededor SO agolparon como doce
co mpaferos para yer el souvenir.
"PeBa mucho, ,''-dijo 81 rapaz ~ la dej6
caer contra la aceYa'
Sc sucedi6 Ia explosion, volando On
todas direcciones los psdszos del proyectil.
Es IN milagro que no hubiera mas nifioB
heridoE. (World.)
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CARTAS DETENIDls.

Sc encuentran detenidas las piguientaa
cartsa en- la administration de CoTTeoB de
eata ciudRd;
Garcia FeIiciano, Garcia Providencis,
Garcia Francisco, Hansando Rosa, Har-
instead q, James Simon, Jordon Juana,
johnson Juan, Jes6s CarmeIo de, Jes6s
Bonifacio de, Karlson Louis, Lopez Fran
cisco, Lozs Frnto, MeIford M, Mercado
Juan, Mercado Pablo, Mena Antonio,
Mapxsn Panchi, Mercado Juan, Martinez
Moncerrata, Martinez OSvaldo, Msrcis |
Catalina, Ortiz Leonor, Orihuels Isquier-
do, Perez Ignacio, Pagan Vicente.
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OPORTUNIBAD PARA ESTUDIANTES EN- Los {. U.

Mrs. Olivet, 1888 w. North Ave-, Bal.
timore, Md admits niilos y nifisa que
hayan de cursar estudios como aipmnos
externos. Atenci6n familiar eamerads,
vigilando los estudioB. Habitsci6n y
buena mesa $50 90 por mss, psgadeYoS
por trimestres adelantadoS A Hoiicitud,
ss les espara On New York la llegads
del vapor. References en- Puerto Ricc:
don JoA@ A. Meuendez, Maysguaz
quien ha tenido nm hiio en- esta casa
Is v, d.
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Indignation franco psplnoIa.

Segdn las noticiaa recibidas hoy de Eu'
rOpa via EHtados Unidos reina gran in
digoaci6n entire varioa podereU de Europa
& conBscuenciR de habarBe caDi camprcva-
do el que alguna petancia de Europa Bu
mioigtra gssndeD pertrechoB de guerra
los maEroquis les que llevan Aismpre por
diviSa una bandera banca en- Ia que Hs lee
las mejores mdquinaS de coBer y,coTEes en-
Gel Cielo' Los msrroquies tienen G. Il J.
mes msgn16coB.
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Esta en- sstudIO Ia celebration de una FsTll On
Shanghai.

Sc est6n tomando medidaB para Convo-
car una gran Exposition International de
fabricantes extranjeroH On Shanghai, en-
1908.
81 asunto est6 actualmente en- eAtudio
por parte de la "China Association" = Sc
proyecta obtener Ia cooperation de Ia ca
mara General de Comeroio de Shanghai
, de Ia asociaci6n americana, alemana y
ian0nnas
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Hakodate en- esCOmbros.

3OYa
cudad
intenIdad
gobsno dada ha nido nder mben dn en- total
n Nnie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30

ANUNCIO.-S arrienda vende una
hermoHa fnCa compueHta de $50 cuerdas
dc terreno, propias para siembra de CANS,
tabacO etc. Eat6 siturds q orillaH de Ia
carretera de Agusdilla q Isabella, tiene ex'
ceIente agua y algunaS BiembraH de cafiss.
Para mas informeu Luis N. MaiSonavp,
Farmac6uticO, Agusdilla, Puerto Rico.
As v. &,
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SHRVICL0 ESPECIAL DE Cables
La Denocracia' ' La Correspondence
UNIDAS
I'm principe dem6Crata.
DEE
In principe den6crata.

obay AgOo 80 E principe Wilhelm biznO del reg Oscar hsEede
la ipula6n del FG va 81 principe este p6 en- salon Los
recp6n tendr efo Ia iga me
e
bales aupriman los licorA
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CuantiOsa suma para instruction.

1908 nstruC
puueto dptame excederGn de
38 high schools amb7S 49,
sdult solos, aduoBy ninou 40;
muirs ~ gioA univsdadeHy 3 ousas de of Los
500; edfdoH SO OOO
eBcue So O0O nspecoa
liare, exsminadoTes & $5 600 cada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30

CASA DE PREsTAMOs de Joa6 Ba'
z6n, Allen 21. FL dia 81 del corriente &
las 2 de la tarde 80 llevar6 cabo el re-
mate de las prendaH, cuyoB talones no han
sidO FenovadoB nj CancelsdCs. La caSa ST.
que sus opsFaCioneB. 10 v. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30

Ell ANTIGUA , acreditsdO eatableci-
miento ola Esmsralda" ha Bido objeto de
grandes reformas, quedsndo instalado I'M
espl6ndido restaurant en- la plata alta. La
iniciativa del senior CASTILLO, hs podido
obssFvarse. Dicho cafe restaurant queda
On Ia calle de la ForteIeza esquina q
San Jose. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30

-Maiiana & las de Ia tarde, habr6
una reunion de lsB Bef1oEas que formsn 10
alociaCi6n de dsmas dioceaanau, On 81 81.
lon del obispado,
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Esfuerzos indtiIes.

Hangar AgOO 80 Ell gemO presto an6n las pEopOdiones Ra
famiRTe entg
del
gessdo Ald renenda
ibua de Kma ndne
abTumador
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30

PERDIDA.-En Ia tarde del domingo
tiltimo en- eI trayecto Comprendido entire
la Plaza de lR "Lealtsd" casa n6mero
80 de Tetuan, He extravi6 una cadenits do
bic, de orc, con an lazo Coraz6n de n6'
car 6 iniciales M. o. 81 que Ia devuel'
va en- esta Eedacci6n 1sra grati6cado por
81 dueiio. Vi,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30

81 VD. DEsEA MONTAR nm bonito
bufste connultorio eStableceEHe en- un
sitio centricO de San Juan, yea la nueva
casa que queda al lado del antique edit
clio Diputaci6n, por la Gale de San Joa6,
encontrar6 buenoS y freScoS depaHtamentoH
& preCios limitados IrfoFmara jose Ba-
z6n, Allen st. 81. Box 216 Is We.
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Actitud del gobierno de Demerara.


poc comieron faa
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sE ALQUILAN depsrtamentoB para
ofcinas, espaciosos y ventiladoa en- la cRlle
de Tetuan D6mero 3, altos del Banco de
Puerto Rico. Informaran en- el propio
local. 9v.A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30

LA RELOJERIA , joyerfa del sT.
Kehrhahn Co. Sc ha tTasladado & Ia ca
lie de San Jose Is frente al Correo, donde
hay ConHtantemente un buen uUrtido do re-
l0iag otFaU pHendaL p.R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30

X oNsEJo a LAS MApKEs-Ei jarabe cafnranye ds
Sci Winsow debe senpre que los naos esan
en- odo de- IA dentieion. Proporcona aiVo immediate
Al pepueho paeiente produce sueno natural tanquDo
silvia el dolor angelic despierta muy vivo aegre
Es muy agadable al paladar calna al nino ablanda
eneias, avs dolores, haee fees las uncones del
est6mago Tegula los inestinos. Es e mejor remedio
cnnocdo para daea va brovenga esta de Ia dentc6n
De eualquera ora 1tngase mncho cuidado ped
"a "Jarabe Camante de Ia SsnnTS Window q ejc
q .Ln.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30

EN- Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn y
Co., San joss Is, 20 venden dos Eelu.
isu de orc Cada Bemana. Ia Ultima Berna-
nR obtuvo uno don jose Mufioz Rivera, de
euta capital aocio ndmero so.
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-EL sNUEVO CAFE" de lo1 eBpo

Ell "NUEVO CAFE" de lO1 egpO.
aou Morgan, Fortale1a n, ACABA DE
RECLBIR un complete surtido de Loo me-
iores dulCea. EIegantes caTtuchoa propiOs
para regaloa. HoladcH, Esfrsacoa, truta1
81 natural y todo Cuanto EegalO ol paladar
m6u daIiCado 90 encuentFa allf primoEoaa'
monte sorvido. Cafe CON leChs y choCO-
late, desde Las uiete de l@ mananS 6 Las
AZ do Ia noohs. FAmoso chocolate BA'
KER muy aCrsditado en- TODD 81 mundo.
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En- ola Correspondence de Puerto
Rico", Allen 64, hay de venta reCiboE TO-
lonarioE para CobrO de slquileres do casan,
fianxaa an mstklico y con irmas, deOla r.
clones dc naCimiento defunCi6n y COrtidCR-
Ci6n ra6dica. p.
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Sc cOmpran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS aunque no est6u en- buen estado-
oollares antiques de oral = prendas anti
gusg.
Diriiaus & P. J. B. TetuSn 40, San
.Lnan s al 8 Gale Aurora, Ponce p.
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-El ron "Expoaici6n San Lui5' de los
aoRorsn A. Alvarez HermRnos es 0l mej Z
= mas puro de su cIaae. ConatanteE pedi'
dos que aoreditan Bu bondad, son despa'
ChAdoa por esta casa en- au estsblecimiento
San Jose 2. a.p