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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-10
PR MINENT PHYSICIAN
Secures New Pine Product - A
Boon to Consumptives and Peo-
pie With Severe Coughs and
Colds - Heart of Tree is
Cut Into Small Books

The heart OF the tall pine tree is cut into small
square blocks. This is the method pursued by a
prominent physician in his process SIS of obtaining
what is known to druggists and doctors as Concen-
traed oil OF pine. Subsequently the vital juices are
extracted by hydraulic pressure and 20 through a
refining and condensins process, and yield this
wonderful curative oil of which a great deal has
recently been written. 1t has proven q most GER
tain remedy for lumbago and uric rheumatism Ii
also makes splendid save to be applied exter-
naly by mixing 1t with lard or vaseline But for
the quick cure OF coughs and colds 1t hassSD equal
For this purpose one-haf ounce OF the Coucen-
trated oil of pine is mixed with two ounces Of
gycerine and half pint of good whiskey Must be
well shaken and used In tablespoon doses every four
hours.
Ii should be borne in mind that the real Concep
trated oil Of pine comes put up in small half-ounee
bottles, each enclosed u a round screw-top case
and sealed. This case Is intended to protect the
contents from the atmospheric changes There
are several patent medicines put ont by chemical
houses that use a similar name and package Tbes.
are frequently dangerous but can be avoided by
making sure to get the Concentrated oil Of pine
IL VIII be found in the prescription department of
every arst-class drugsist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-10
Central Union Mission Work.

The Central Union Mission held a meeting
of workers in the auditorium last evening
with a large number present and the or
chestra of the mission In charge of Mr..
Grass, Mr.. Yinglng leader of the singing
and Mrs. Chase soloist. Mr. J. c. Pratt Of
ports for the month were presented Mr..
Parrish, superintendent at the main build
ing, in charge of the Industrial and
ligious work there made his report, show
ing the usual large number of men congre-
eating from day to day, many influenced
for better life, and the meetings we'll sus-
tanned.
The chairman called for reports from the
several leaders of the MONDAY and evening
meetings at the mission and from superin-
tendents of the Georgetown. Bruen, North
east. open door and midnight branches.
Messrs. Ramsey Billings and Miss Inch,
Mr.. Brown. DR.. Ladson and others made
reports Mrs. Phillips also spoke OF sta
ton house work. The open air services to
be inaugurated for the summer and the
gospel wagon work to be begun next
month, were discussed by Mr.. Robbins OF
the board.
The chairman. Mr.. Pratt, closed the meet
ing congra tulating the workers on the re-
suits for good at the main hall ana the
branches.
1t pays to read the want columns Of
The Star Hundreds of situations are filed
through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-10
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News of Mont
gomery County, Md.
of The Star


ROCKVILLE, Md, April 10, 1907
Mr.. Edward Dawson of this place has
received an offer to become the coach OF
the base ball team of the Davis Eikns
University, at Elkins, w. Va. He will this
year play shortstop and captain the Rock
vile team.
Considerable speculation is being INDUCED
In as regards the operation of the new pri-
mary election law, whic. will be used by
both the democratic and republican parties
in Montgomery county this summer for the
first time n will be unlawful to influence
voters either by the use of liquor or money,
and there are various othe- stringent pro-
visions to prevent fraud and debauchery.
With such things eliminated it is thought
to be possible that the so-called foaters
will for vote their sentiments, and
just how that element will line up is a
matter of interest.
The mayor of Glen Echo has been ad-
vised by States Attorney Peter that a
.requisition for Mrs. Shonts chauffeur can
be procured and it is said that the pa pers
will probably be prepared today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-10
Election at Kensington. Md.
cial Correspondence of The Star

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
KENSINGTON. Md. April TO- 1907.
At the request of the town council Mayor
Eckhardt has given notice of meeting of
citizens in the town hall next Monday
evening al o'clock for the purpose of
nominating two councilmen TO tsucceed
Messrs. George w. Chamberlain and
Frank T. Chapman, whose terms expire in
May next In addition to the election of
two councilmen the citizens will be called
upon to elect a successor to Mayor Eek
hardt for his unexpired term of one year.
Mayor Eckhardt was seriously injured in
the Terra Gotta wreck and being unable as
a result to attend to the duties of the Of
flee of mayor rendered his resignation, to
take effect upon the election and qualfica-
ton of his successor. The election will
occur the first Monday in May between the
hours of . and o'clock pm. The judges
of election are Messrs William E. Dulin.
Hugh Armstrong and w. ]. Umstead. In
the event of either or all of them not being
able to serve, Mayor Eckhardt was au-
thorized to MI the vacancies.
The Kensington Athletic Association
has elected officers as follows: George w:
ChanaerlRiae, president; F. E. Potts, first
vice president; E. c. Burlington, second
vice president; ]. w. Buck, secretary: DR.:
Eugene Jones, treasurer ana assistant
manager, and J. w. Skinner. manager.
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Countess de la Vaulx Dead.

ORANGE, n. j., April 10.-Countess
Eliza De La Naulx died in Paris Monday
of pneumonia. She had just returned from
an American trip with her daughters,
Marie Clothilde and Louise De La Vauly
They visited relatives in st. Louis and
Orange, n. j. She was born in st. Louis
in 1864 and was a daughter OF Patrick NJ
Dillon. one of the first of st. Louis mer-
chants. The late John A. Dillon. a news
paper man of St. Louis and New York, was
her brother. Her husband was the late
Roger. Count De La VaulX. of Rosoy
Aisne, formerly of the Papai Zouaves and
honorary captain in the French army in
1867.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-10

The mild and immediate effect Of Swamp Root
the great kidney and bladder remedy. is soon re-
allied. 1t stands the highest because It's remark
able curative power has been proven In thousands
of the most distressing cases. II you need n medi-
cine you should have the best
WILSON. CONN. Feb. 18th 1905.
Dear Srs:
"A man could not be in any worse condition than
was with kidney and bladder troubles. doc
tored with several good doctors and one physician
told me had Brghts Disease and that I would
not live over six months. Another told me It
was gall stones. l had severe pains In my kid
neys all the while. could not stoop over. would be
dizzy. could not lie down without some one helped
me up: my back was weak and panied me: urine
was thick and II would scaid me
something dreadful. had to get up many times
In the night to urinate.
II took Swamp Root and today I am a well man
snd never felt better. All of my troubles have
gone and show signs OF returning l take my
oath that Swamp Root put me where l am today
and can prove II by acquaintances."
Very truly yours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-10

Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible Tor
sickness and suffering than amy other disease,
ney trouble is permitted to continue, fatal results
sure to follow.
YOUR other organs may need attentior===blt your
kidneys most because they do most and should have
attention first.
If you are sick or "feel badly" begin taking DIR.
kilmer's Swam1p=Root, the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy, because your kidneys be-
GIN to get better they will help all the other organs
to health. A trial will convince amy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-10

ing grounds on the Virginia side of the
river near the railway bridges
The big barge Patuxent, which unloaded
a cargo OF coal at Georgetown, has COM
pleted the loading of a cargo of broken
stone there and is waiting the arrival Of
the tug that will tow her to the James
town exposition grounds. where the stone
will be used in building operations. A
dozen or more large vessels laden with the
broken stone have left Georgetown for the
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-10

Swamp Root 10 not recommended for everything.
but II promptly overcomes kidney. liver and blad.
der troubles. the symptoms Of which are-obleed
to pass your water frequently night and day.
smarting or irritation In passing. brick dust %
sediment In the urine. headache. backache, lame
back dizziness poor digestion. sleeplessness
business heart disturbance due to bad kidney trou-
BILE. skin eruptons from bad blood neuralgia.
rheumatism. diabetes. hloatng. irritability. worn
out feeling. lack OF ambition. maybe loss OF nesh
saow complexion. Bright's disease.
II your water. when allowed TO remain undis.
turbed In a glass bottle for twenty four hours.
forms sediment or settling or has a cloudy ap-
pearance. 1t ia also evidence that your kidneys
AID bladder need immediate attention.
SwampRoo is please 10 take and is for sale
at drug stores the world In bottles OF tive
sizes and two prces-hfty cents and dollar.
Remember the name. swamp Root. DIR. Kilmers
Swamp-Root. and the address. Blnshamton. N. T..
Oh every bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-10

Mrs. Mary limerick. wife of Joseph Eme-
rick, at Ellerslie. Allegany county Md.
died suddenly at her home Monday while
she was packing dinner bucket for one Of
her sons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-10

OTE-I ropoveh the womb may a sam
o
b
n
Dnst Theg this OF is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-10

1t pays to read the want columns Of
The Star. Hundreds of situations are filled
through them.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-04
.EL amor Y
SUS MIS- ERIOS


Los hombreg son amateurs an amor. \.
Las mpjsrss son sus duican artistas, aOn
SOS sacerdotizas.
La mujer anna mas , de mejor mansrs
que 81 hombre .... Para 81 hombre 81
amor es IN epiAoiio de Ia vida. Para Ia
muier es ,do On ella.
"El Irfierno eB 81 aitio en- que no es
possible amar, ascribe Teresa de esfs. He
aquf una verdad nunca mfjor comprobada
nj m6a eloCuentamenta defnida que como
10 ha hacho una Santa cuyo amor 6nico y
supreme fue su Gran Dioa."
La mujer sacrifices todo por 40 amor; 81
oTgullo, IL fortuna, 81 honor y muchaB
vsces la propia existencia
Los hombres cast siempra saCrif1au ell
amor al orgullO, al dinero & loo honoreS.
FL hombEa es voluble, la mujer cuaudo
anna, solameuts procUTa Conquistar nm
cora16n. n.....
En- Ia sublime unifeaci6n de IN hom-
bre una m9jsr que SO aman, 30 distin-
guen dos element0B diatintos: ell primeFo,
81 hombYe, Cd eIemento Electromagnetic
Ia mujsr representa- Ia bondRdJ la duIzura,
el sacTifcio de 81 misms; 81 hombre la
faesza que SO impone predonina.
Todos los grandes hombrss, nj imports
So edsd nj la ssperezs de 50 CaEdetar, han
tenido ii ampre una mujsT que los anne: he
aquf la fuarzO A ningda ssasino por te'
rrible que haya Eido, le ha fAltado una
mujsr para smarle, poEque crimsn en- Bf
miEmo encierra fnerza.
Much9s j6venes de FaTss hermosas
prendas morales = fisicaB jam6S han tent
do quien los anne.
Mirabsau, de horrible aspecto, fQ6 ado.
RADIO; Goethe de mas de so an % de edad,
fa6 amado pOT una hermosa j6ven que
reCOrri6 toda Ia Europa para impIorar Bu
amor; Litz tuvo amores hasta los 6ltimos
dias de ga avanzada edad.
FL amor en- Ia mujaF domino 90 tempe.
Tamento neEvioso, 10 temple; y piensa 60
mo anna, mientras que el hombre anna
como pisnsa.
En- los libros, en- las opiniones religio-
aaB en- la moraIidad, en- 81 caF6ctsr pergo
nal en- las costumbres, 81 amor fornna
parte de Ia vida en- Is mujsr; "a oculto, ya
sPRrsnte.
Este sublime y g'andioso y sentimieIto
riga aus acciOnes confoTma 90 alma craa-
da para bien de Ia hamsnidad; On fin, el
amor es sl gran responsible de Hus fsltaa y
ell que inspira fJrtslece todaS sus vir-
tudes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-04

.Tnycque & mi hada mi hada apaFe
ci6, envuelta ca Iigercs tules, Gernajante8 s
IL niebla que hsta sObrs la campih \ de los
pafsea blumosos.
InClin6 81 frsnte pSIida sobre mi rostro
demacrado, y quedO. muy qusdo, ms dilo
81 DIDO:
1Qu6 dessas7 iQuieres fores. perlas,
piedYas preciosag que briIlen con IL luz del
Tayo; inspiration para tuB p6ginas, peTga.
minog para grabar tuS anausfl 's negFol de
esceptico sin esperanza9
No.
5Qqisrss ana paIata prodigiols, con
todos lo1 matices del Arco Iris? SQuierea
81 don do tFasIadar s0bre IL tela insenai-
BILE ma gotta de rocfo, tsmblando sobre Ii
hoia de una violetA? @ quierea pintar la
luz que ss sgita, la ola que SO quiebTa, Ia
nina que eatalla.....
No. Nj quiero flores, nj peFlas, nj
piedrRs preciosas; nj los colores del Iris
para mi paleta, nj 10 gotta tsmbladora dol
roCfo, nj Ia ola que se qnisbra, nj = nina
que eatalla.
lQu6 quires, pues2
q liero yer, por an instante, 81 alma
de una mujer, de una mujsr gus hO dos
lustros adoro por 50 psrfl de eAtatlR grie-
GO , 50 GonrisR de queFubs.
Z entonces mi hada aznl hizo un gasto
que no comprendf, Bonri6se tristsmenta y
me dij
ii 4h nj nifo poets, deBhsredado de
cftara de liEa! @ Iieras 10 impossible;
quisres 10 que no pusde 81 CEeador. lEteB
sacrfIeg3!.. porque 81 alma dc "a muieE
Cd algo TIM puFo, tan etc .eo, tan sublime,
tan perf4cto. que tn pensamisnto s6lo
podr1a empsfisr IL de esa nif1s que RulaB
per 81 peril de eatatua griega , So IOnFiIa
de querubs.
Y 81 hada Ba desvaneci6 lentaments
como esaa nubeCiIIaS b'ancas que fl tan en-
eI fondo azul del hor;zonts
Leonardo 4. B ,sgano
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-04
c 0 n c U R S O..

La sociedad espafiola de Auxilio Mdtuo
y Benefcencia ha acordado anunciar
nuevo concursO de pToyectos para la cons
truce on de un edif1ci0 destinado Sana-
torio. El premio para ell proyecto que Sc
eliza seTa de 81, 1,20D y Sc adjudicaran ade-
mas dos accesits de 5000 cada uno. Los
proyectos deberan ser entregados antes de
las doce del dfa del sabado de Octubre
1907 al Secretario de Ia Comision don Ma
nuel Gomez, cuya direction es, Tetuan AZ,
0Scritorio de los sehores r. Paniagua y
90. y quien pueden dirigirse los intere-
gadOs para obtener una copia del pliego de
0Ond1ciones del concurso, San Juan PR.
~ julio de 1907. Ell Presidente. Avelino
Vicente. 80v s.
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Busnos nsgacIos.

Los sehores del Vale y FOurnier acre.
ditadoB dsntistas de esta ciadad, Se sirven
pRTticiparnos que pOr m6tuo acusrdo. han
disuelto IL soeisdad que teniau conptituida
para 81 ejeYcicio de Ia pFCfaBi6n dental,
cesRndo en- ella el zen 9r Msteo %. Fouy-
nier = quedsndo hsCho cargo de la ofeiEs 3
el sen n Manuel v. del Vale.
Por otFa parte noB psrliipan loB Eeforeg
Eligio F. Ross, y Manuel v. del Vallo
que han cOnBtituido una sOciedad pFofsSio.
nal dental cuyas oficinas ast6n Bituadas sn
ia calle De San Justo ndm, ,ro 9 de ests
ciudad. Buen 6xito dsseamon los refs.
Eidoa profesionales en- 81 nueva ofcina.
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.FRATERNIOAD so:
CiaI y Ben6fiGa.
CONOURsO.

En- Ia EecTetaria General de esta Aso-
ciRci6u, 90 EecibirG pTnposiciones haHta 81
dia 80 de Agosto 1907 Bobre provision de
los Eiguiantes artfculos de conner, destina.
don 81 consume de los individuos de L.
Sociedad en- las respectivas locaIidadeu en-
donde haYR Sido conhtitui 10 Comite de la
FRATERNLDAD
CARNEs de res (ain hueso) por leo
libraS disriai, por 200 libraB diarias, por
300 libTss diRTiaU, por 400 libras diaYias,
poT 500 ibFas diaria4
CARNES de res (ccn huaso) por 100
libraB diariaS, por 200 lihras diaIiss, per
300 libras diATiau, por 400 Iibras diarias,
por 500 libras diarias.
PAN Complete hecho con haEina
fceses ? de busna calidad bien cocido }
pOr 100 libras diariaBj per 200 ibraB dia-
EiaF, pOr 800 Iibras diarins, por 400 libras
diaTios, por 500 librau diarias, por 900
ibras diarias, por 1000 libras diarins, por
200 libFes diaFiag.
LECHE.-( PuFa con Ia deEsidad exi-
gida por los Rsglem antcs 6RnitaFioB } poF
SO cuaTtilios diarios, por 100 cuastillos
uisTios, por $50 cuartilIos diaries, por 200
cuartillos diarios, por $50 cuartilloB dis
ElN1s poE 0UU cu0K1LA09 o1&E1oG
CONDICIONES -Ss abrs erts con.
curse para todos y cada una de las Iocali-
dades de la IHla, donde 80 haya cOnAtituidO
Comit6
FL psgo de estos aEtfculop, 50 verif ara
81 COL tado.
Para cantidadeS msyoFes, 20 harSn arre'
CLOS especiales con aquellOa que hsyan OBJ.
tenido Ia buena pro.
Los pTecioE que De eStablezcsn Ber6n
para artfculos que Ia Junta Local de Ia
FRATERNIDAD s sus asociados tomar&
en- los propios esteb.ecimientos de los ven-
dedorea, siempre que eat6n dentro del r6
cleo dc las poblaciones respectivss.
AdveFBREia declarada de los monopolios
esta sociedad, se reserva 81 derecho de
aceptar vaTias proposiciones en- cada loca-
lidsd, mejor que una solR.
La aceptaci6n de este contFRto, apRFeja
Ia Sumisi6n Ia inspection mss escrupu-
losa de todos de cada uno de los miem
bros de la Asociaci6n.
El concursO dsbe hacerse con tanto por
ciento de rebRjs aobre los precios c'rFisn-
tas que Sc detalla los no GsOciGdOs en-
Ia respective loCali1 lad.
La duraci6n De este contrato ssr6 de
ssis measg, prorr' gabies por otroB seis m }.
ssa m6s por volunta1 de ambas partss.
r. Mctienzo Cintr6n. Prelidente, RofleI
LOpeg Landr6n Rscretario
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-EL 0NUEvO CAFE dc lou emo

-EL 'NUEvO CAFE de los oapo.
sOA Morgan, FortaleEa 21, AOABA DE
RECIBIR an CompletO Hurtido de los me-
joEes dulCeP. Elegantes CaFtuchos propios
para rsgsloS. Hslados, refrescos, frutas
n natural y TODD cuantO rsgale 81 paladAr
m6H daliCad0 no encuentra alh primoEcaa.
nante IorvidO. Cafe con lsChe choco-
lata, desds Las Siets dc Ia mAfana & les
~ de IL mocha FAmoao chocolate BA'
KER muv acTeditado en- todo ell mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-04

CASA DE PREsTA NOS de Jos6 Ba
z6n. Allen 21 6t-Hsce operacioneu So
brs alhsjaR DsSde 100 dollars,en ada-
lante; 81 inter6a SeF6 conventional y no ex'
Csder6 del S% mensual. Compra y ven
de alhajas modeFnas y Rntiguas. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-04
6RGN6ES H0TEDLlES

Sc acaban de recibir en- Ell PARIS BA.
ZAR por Ell dItimo vapOr frances llegado
& eHts pusIto, grandss novedades en- Gin
turonea, peinetaU, caItarRa de mano, joye.
roH, adornoA etc, etc.
Tambien ss hl recibido un gran uurtido
de sbrigoB J fAldaH, corte frances, para Bs'
1oras, asf como sombreTos adornados: gran
novsdad.
En- sbanicOA modeTnistA1, Ultima pala'
bra de Ia modR, hay preciosidades.
Uus visits Ell Paris BA1ar Pedro Giust;.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-04

Ell ANTIGUA , acreditado estsbleci-
miento La E.msralda" hR AidO objato de
grandes reformas quedando instalado IN
egp'endido restaurant en- Ia plata alta. La
iaiciativa del senior Castillo, ha podido
observarsa. Dicho csf6 restaurant queda
en- Ia calle dc la Forteleza sBquina &
San Joa6 p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-04

I'm 'La COEreapOndoncia de Puerto
RicO", Allen ga, hay de venta reCibos tn
lonAEios para CobEO de alquilsrsu do caaaa,
hanGnH an mst6liCO y CON frmas, decla 20.
clones dc nacimiento, defunci6n CsTti6ca-
Ni6n mGlinn n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-04

TENEDOR DE LIBROs-Un iOveu
graduAdO en- los Eztadou Uaidoa , con
vayioH sfloH de prkotioa desea colocarus
como tsnedor de ibros como asiutente.
Ref5reucias de primera Calidad. Para in
fOrmes dirigirse al apartado n6meEo 1911.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-04

eStalle.
TodOu interrumpierOu con gritOI de eu'
psnto.
-iQuits usted ESQ de ahf! = me dijo ma
dqme Dutailly. Una bomba en- mi casp !
-Tranq quilfcense ustedes. El aFtillero
gus Is ha traido se Ia volverS Ilevar.
Senor-dijo el criado desde 81 umbral
dc Ia pusFta,-sl aEti lero Ne h1 marchado.
Nuevas exclamacioneB.
-Pues 20 Ia cogerel
-No, u,tsd nc! -exclam6 madame
Dutailly.
ESQ correuponde IN v aliente-ob
servo el duefio de la casa.
~ A mi? dijo el Official de volun.
tarios
ST, senior ustedl -repuso M.
Dat ally. "a uAtsd qus juega con il
baIsB como uu colegial con Las bolss de
billar.
81 capit6n ue puso p6lido , oontept6
temblorogc:
-Podrfa deiarse squi hasts mnnanA
-Hsats me- d ans-a Il sdio madame Du-
tally Para que no puedR pegar loS
cios en toda la noche?
-Yo llevar6 Ia bomba-diio Antonio.
No, repuso el comercisnte-uste no.
A6 lleva unted el brazo vsndado. ESQ
CORE 4 cargo del capit6n.
-Bueno-diio Gste-pero ire busc'
un coche, porqus pie podEfs EesbalaE y
ocasionar una catSEtrofs.
Acto continue, ell voluntario He retro =
bai6 pEeeipitadaments Ia eBcalera.
Pas6 a'gd1 tempo, y madame Dutailly
dijo:
-fDios mic! Gu into tarda ese hombrel
No lie espers usted, sen ra-le Contest6-
porqua no volvera.
-SQae no volvers?
No d MIRA, porqus sBs hombrs eB m
f4TBants, IN fanfsrr6n. CuyaB baterfas be
demostrado con ests mS4uina de guerra.
Y ccgiendo un. 6lbum de Ia mesa df an
violent1 goIps en- la bomba que estall6 en-
mil pedazog .......d de chocolate.
Era de chocolatel lY cubrf ls aIfam
bra de una metralla de bombonea
Una caTcajada general sRlud6 la explo.
sion, mas bien 81 desenlacs, porque al
cabo de tres messs, Antonio Be casabR con
Carolina.
El capit6n no volvi6 & preBentarBe On
vida en- casa de les Dutai.ly.
Vet riGnO 6ardOu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-04

ANUNCIO.-Se arHiends vende una
hsrmosa inCa oompueHts de $50 cuerdas
de terreno, propias para siembra de osn
tabaco etc EIt6 siturda 4 orilIas de 10
earretera de Aguadilla Isabella, tiene *
eelente sgua y gunSs siembrss de ckntS
Para mas informss Luis N. Maisonave,
Farmaceutico, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
As v q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-04
Al PUBLlCO.

En- poder del II n, " don Francisco Tri
nidad SO hAlla dapoaitado IN cabaIIo color
zaino clRrO, como de diez q docs amos de
edad, de seis cna,tis de aIzads, crimes
escasas de paso trot dicho animal fue
encontrado realeF go en 81 barrio de Qua
rsguaoa eutregAdo Ia poIicfa Dor 81
comisari1 de aquel bario, por igoorarsa su
dutfis.
Ell que aorsdits ser su legftimo dueho
puede Bolicitarlo, prsviO pFgO de los g gastos
oIiginados, y de 10 contrario Hs prccederS
dsntro del t6rmiao legal, On harmonic con
10 que prescribe la Hecci6n 622 dsl C6digo
Civil.-Amasrico Rodriguez. AIcalde Mu
nicipal.
Adiuuta., Julio 2s de 1907. 2v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-04

-Llsmamos Ia atenci6n de la policfa
para que eierza vigilanCis en- los callejoneD
del ToEo del Tamarindo con motivo de
las C6scaTas de mango que Buelen arrojar
en- sq quellos Aitios.
En- IN informa recibido de Washing
ton, 90 lee que Puerto Rico emple6 81 sflo
pssadO tres millones medic dc dollars en-
arroz de los Eatados Uuidos.
Una sociedad religiosa DR. los Estados
Unidos, pagarS Ia educaci6n del nin1
Bias Avil6s en- uu colegio cat6lico de d.
cha naci6n. EmbaYc6 ha dos BsmanaB.
Muchos j6veneg 90 dedicsn & apren'
der atencgsafia maquinilla, pero se oil.
vidan de uns cora Important inns; IL orto
grAfia. Typewriter sin oEtograffR, no
sffvs.
PERD lDA.-Un Caballo negro &C.
bruno, cabo trasero blanso , otFo caballo
Eaino con cabos delanterog blancos cRbo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-04

EN- Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahu y
Co., San jose is, 10 venden dos reIo.
jos de orc cada Bsmana La 6ltima gema-
m obtuvo uno 81 Er. don Jose Molina de
NaYarjito Boaio n6meFo 13.