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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20


oantry with Senator Brown. She
rayelei as Mrs. Brown. she said
and had en- inrtoduoed by that
lame. Browns bearings toward her
bad beea couriiy and loving. sh.
aid.
She tcrtiael that In 1902 when
he question o. a divorce between
Brown ana his wife had reached q
climax. Brown tictat d the following 6
statement 70 Mrs. Browns attorney
II say 10 ycu that will make
Mrs. Brown get divorce and IL she
ioes nor do Il. | will get one myself.
vii marry Mrs. Bradley; f=suil
'tand b. her as long as live Z
AIx Bradley told OF one occasion
n .is1yf W hen she read In tn, news
iaIsrs the statement that Brown had
forsaken her and become rcconcilee
his wife and hal waitei month
a see him regarding the truth o.
q.
Th n she upbraldel him for hi.
lesertion and asked him why n
iai not allowed her to save hcrsel
before sinking her 10 "the depth
" despair and degradation. he ha
eplied. IN testified. that he IA
aiken his present course TO get ri.
II the criminal proceedings against
lin for adultery, ani that when
hey We're at an end he would keep
III his pledges 10 marry her AMI pro-
'ect the chill iren. lie declared tina
Mrs. Brown was determined to sen
lin TO the penitentlary.
Mrs. Brown died in August, 1905
Ind the very next day afterward
Brown had come 70 Mrs. Bradl y
house and told her that she shoul'
procure a divorce. adding that h.
would make everything all righ.
tfter che got the Iivofce his manne
vas varia1le. she said: sometin
ncouraging ANA at others dlsar
pointing. At last he promised
Harry her in June. 1906. saying the
he would not ask for another mc
1nent of delay. According to Mrs
bradley he said. IF do not marry
hen. May God avunse NE.
Mrs. Bradley said that In IT,
'prins of 1905 Brown had perforni
VI a third criminal operation on n
Nth the result that she was very II
and greatly depressed
In Ogden, a third child was borr
TO Mrs. Bradley. but she testlle
hat II did not live.
She then spoke Of how Rrown cor
tinually postpontd the marriage an
hat finally his feelings towards he
iai completely chacgel.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
SEVENTEEN HURT
IN A COLLISION

Washington. NOV 20. Seventeen
persona were injured, none fatally
n head-on collision between
northbound and southbound Sonih-
srn railway pass niger trains al the
entrance OF the new terminal tunnel
at New Jersey avenue and y street,
In this city late yesterday Afternoon.
Both engines were demolished anl
several coaches bady damaged. 1ltn
following is list of those whose ia
Iurles required their rcmoya! 10 hos.
Ditals:
Luther X. Armstrong mail clori',
Washington, ID. G.
William T.. Miller, Alexandra Va.
David Bailey. Washington.
II. III. Poindcxtcr. mail clerk C.r'.-
ton Station, Va.
- f. Wright, mail clerk Men ie.s
Va.
Mrs. n. y. Burgess. washInsion,
D. G.
Mary y. Collhig, Casanova, Va
Elizabeth Collhig. Casanova, Va
Ashley H. Malona Harrisonourg,
Va.
James s. Saunders, James J GDl-
win. Rufus J.. Mitchell and WAYNE
r. Carr. all of Alexandria, Va.
Alex Johnson, negro. Culpercr
Va.
John " Morse, negro, washpa.
ton
Ellis Harris. negro, Fairfax, Va.
Ncll!c Rams ~ negro. Wn9h'nG-
ton.
a number of others were injui -
but were able TO continue on their
journey. NJ OF the injured arc
oectcd 90 recover
The trains. SO 40. northboUn1.
rom Donyillc. and so Is. solt1-
bound for Charlottesville, were late
owing TO congestion Of traffic no 90
new terminal AMI thc collision "os
'ausel. So IS said. Ly gwitchw"n
living tho wrong signal herebs ~
owing tho BOuthbonnI train g. w
)ut on the noTAboun1 track Alt
rairs from the south using tho 'fr
ncl into the now Union station a-.
op rated By tho Washington Tcrm.o-
al company. AM Southern Baii"'F
officials dlsslaim responsibility r
he accident
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20

Douglass. Arizonia. Is Visiting rcla.
tives ana friends In the city and vi.
entity. Mr.. Williams Is we'll pleased
with that country aud cxpects 20 re-
turn about the nrst OF January.
Mrs. riawos. mother-in-law OF city
Engineer Hlll. who has bcen sick ana
conhned to the house for several
days. Is somewhat improved in
health.
Samples of Bluefield water were
sent to Morgantown for analysis this
week as \ precautionary measure.
The working hours at the Norfolk
& Western shops have been curtallcs,
to eight. instead OF ten.
G. II. Robertson left last n.yht for
his old home In Giles county. having
been called there on account of tho
illness ot his half-brothcr. Joseph
Bowles.
Miss Efflc Sawdcr. who has b sep
visiting relatives here for some time
returned TO her homo at Narrows to.
day.
Misses Effie and Pearl McComas
who have been the guests OF friends
In the city. returned TO their home
at Lashmeet this morning.
w. j. Osborn. with tho Witten
Lumber company at Panther. was
business visitor hcre today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvy Covcy. OF Pu
oski. who have been visiting thoh
daughter. Mrs. n. c. Reed, returncd
home this morning.
Born. TO AIR. and Mrs. 7. u
iienckcr of Rocky Gap. at noon yes.
terday. son.
III. q. Thompson. OF Rocky Gan
was business visitor to PlueGelt
today
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20

Washington. Nov. 20.-Identifica
Ion of the love correspondence bc
ween the defendant ami Senate
Brown occupied most OF this morn
ng's session In the EIadley trial tc
'ay. This was crafty move on tn
oart OF the attorneys of the defense
'or II enabled the woman to recupeT
'te her strength before proceeiin
With the narration OF the cIrcum
stances leading up to the tragedy
asst DecNmter. The letters confirm
ID the protestation OF his undyinc
Affection to which she testified yes
'erday. The woman quailed as the
read before h2r the old records {
owe which led to her downfall. an
struggl u to hide her emotion
Zach time she was called upon T.
state whose handwriting the lstter
we're In faltoneI and at length
leaned against the table 10 contrC
herself further. Most OF the letter.
we're addressed to "Mrs. Dolly Madi.
son Brown" One specifically ac.
knowledged little Arthur az 'ou'
child"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
Mrs. SAVERS DIES
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS.

Mrs. Lottie Sawers. wife Of A. w.
Savers. died at her home on Blue
field avenue this morning at o'clock
after an illness OF six days. The
deceased leaves a husband and an
infant only one week old.
Mrs. Savers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. a. Kirby. and her brother, Percy
Kirby. and Mrs. J. w. Sawyers. her
mother-in-law. OF East Radford,
wore wired and were with her when
the end came.
The deceased was faithful mem
Der OF the Christian church. The
funeral service was conducted at
he residence at 2:3O this afternoon
by Rev. d. II. Moss. The remains
will be taken to East Radford for
interment on No. ls tomorrow morn
Ing.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
new DEVIL IN
new YORK

~. New York. Nov. eo.-.New York
opers lovers will see and hnar =
brand new devil toniyht--a big.
broal-shouldered boy. with-a Sincly
emile aud a marvellous base voice.
Theodore Chaliapine Is the name OF
tie new star who will make his bow
TO the American public al ths. Metro
politan opera house this evsnils,
presenting his conception % satan la
3clto's crera. "wchstofele." Tho.
role Is one In which he has won
great success In European musical
centers. II is trrible. yet sull OF
grace. with occasional glmttrgs of
sardonic humor. Chaliapme is also
ambitious 10 appear IN RahnYsteln's
lie Demon" but Il is not l'kcly ,ha,
: Will be given this season
Chaliapine has been slngin. since
he was years OF age. and has ap-
>eared in most OF tho cities o. rus-
sia and Italy. as well as Ia Paris and
London He made his real debut In
Tifiis as Mephistoplf les in Gounods
"Farst." He speaks French. Rus
sian and Italian Aucntly,, blt n.
tnowlelg, of English is con1ncl =
dozen words.
Certain. / spik 20 Anglai5c." Ne
said in response TO question. III
% you do. ct puih. good bye. et p..if
drink. you drink. he drink. a.,
ouisA. l lef you"
This Is the entire Engli 4 vccabu.
larry of the big singer but h is ap
b arcntiy proud of his accomplish
ment ana speaks the formula OF
.very possible occasion.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
SERvlAN PUBLIC
NOT CONSUMATED
PLOT DISCOVERED AND LEAD.
ERS OF THE MOVEMENT
ARRESTED.

vienna, Nov s0.--A conspiracy
to blow up the Montcnegran skupsh-
tina or National Assembly, aai muir
der Prince Nicholas, all members OF
his family and the ministers. 10 scize
the government and form n ua.on OF
all the Scrvian speaking coun,r.rs.
has ben discovered. according -
dispatches from Cettlnje. tho capital
OF Montenegro. More than l5e az
rests have been made. Those impli-
oaei ara former Premier Raioyl-
ami many OF the most influential
mon iu the government. Radovie
and other leaders have been arrest
cd,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
.BAsC0Mb SLEMP
IS NOM|NlTEO

/ Gate City. Va, Nov. 20,--All Tho
counties in tho Ninth dlslrIct ex-
cept Bland Were represented IN the
Republican congressional convention
more yesterday, two hundred ani
hny delegates being proseut
THE OFFICERS.
Senator-eiect A. y. Strother. or
Giles county. was made temporary
chairman. and w. G. Penileton, ur
Tarcwen. temporary secretary. sem
ator j. c. Noel OF Ice. was porma-
nent chairman and w. c. peudl. ton
permanent secretary.
Resolutions were adopted rcafnrm-
Ing allegiance to the national Repnb-
ican party: favorins the election OF
commissioners OF revenue; approv-
ing the present local option laws anl
@voring a national law prohibiting
Tho importation OF liquor lntoN dry
districts.
The only name presented 10 the
convention was that OF c. II. Sicmp.
state chairman, and son of the laie
Congressman Slemp. Az soon as hts
neme was presented by a. u. Crock
EFT. OF Wise. n motion carried clos
ing nominations. though one dele.
gate was calling for the privilege os
naming others.
DONE BY ACCLAMATION
Many sccon1ing speeches wcro
made and Slemp was nominated Dy
acclamation. He was escorted TO tho
stand and made brief addrcas of
cceptance. Hc stated that he dil ao,
have 10 change his views in the least
to accord with the declaration of the
platform i'm regard 10 the position
taken on temperance.
Frequent references to the canIi.
dacy OF ID, F. pailcy were ma
some OF them rather bitter. Bailey
men in the audience expressed indis-
nation at tho way his name was
used
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
TAKING GREAT CARE
or BILLY TAFT

st. Petersburg. Nov 20 Although
mcgsages from the Eastern Siberian
cities along the line OF the trans-Si.
berlan railroad say that Secretary
Taft and bis party are enjoying thei.
trip and profess 70 b. very comfort
able In their private car. the Russian
authorities are restless less the ter
rorlsts strike q blow and VII nj
be easy until Tat arrives 70. Ta'
train r. being guarded az carefuli'
as n tho car were the passenger.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
LADY JOURNALIST
AND AUTHOR
NOT IN SYMPATHY WITH RE.
FORMS ADVOCATED ny TIE
MODERN WOMAN,

Chicago. A.. Nov. .-Members
of the Twentieth Century club are
today discussing lecture by Mrs.
Margaret DelanI of Boston. tho
journalist author. on Change In
Feminine IDEAL" in which she takes
issue with the modern woman on the
majority OF reforms for which he
latter Is working. She spoke in ia
vor OF the segregation of vice md
told of her belief in the saloon and
was in opposition to the Roosovelt-
ian anti-race suicide theory. She
would also keep women out of the
legislature and said the present sys-
TEN was tending towards free love.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
FEDERATION fEFuSeS
TO CHANGE
AND REJECTS AMENDMENT To
ARBtrHATION LAW.

Norfolk. Va, Nov. i9.--Thc Amer
lean Federation of Labor today re-
jectcd AN amendment to It's laws pro-
posing that in the future no arbitra-
tton upon a jurlsiietlonai dispute be-
twe'n two or more national or in
tsrnattonai unions should be consii-
erei by the Federation or by the
executive council bet ween sessions.
dnfsis all parties in interest, by con.
vention. referendum. or IN some 9TH
er proper way. agree before the uues.
ton is taken up. to be bound by
he decision siren.
The vote was taken after long dis.
cussion In which II was held that TO
adopt this new proposition could
work TO the advantage OF the strong
or body as against the weaker or
saniz,ion In all disputes. ana, stood
1856 to $3.50 out OF total DOS
sible vor' OF i4.s1i. TIE PROPOSE
'on required two-thIrds vote u
pass.
CALL FOR THE BOYCOTT.
Tho Federation adopted caustic
.eaolutions against the American and
Continental Tobacco companies. and
7aliinS for the boycott or drug stores
all over tn country having certain
kinds OF cigar stands. which were
ordered on the I'VE don't patronize"
list.
The executive council was given
authority to remove from the "Wc
iont patronizc" list the names OF
concerns and goods thereon where
International unions that asked this
are not found to be properly pushing
the boycotts.
Tae treasurer was directed to de
post on lntere t-bearins certificates
Ill American Federation OF Labor
funds over $4,000.
In rec living the report of its boy
,ott committee the convention refer.
rcd many resolutions calling for pub.
lication on the I'VE don't patron
re" list OF The products OF concerns
in various cities. TO its Executive
council. to be handled In accord.
ance with law
The convention ratified the ap-
pointment OF two special committees
TO confer with the Farm rs of the
country represented By the affiliated
American Society Of Equity and
bring about better understanding
with the view 10 having thn farmers
fully cooperate with the trades
unions by refusing to buy boycotted
farm supply goods.
The Federation rejected n resolu-
tion providing for a committee to
recommend to the 1908 convention.
ways and means for the establish
ment OF p national sanitarlum 20 be
owned and operated by the Fedora
ton. particularly for the treatment
Of consumptives,
A resolution was introduced by J.
II. Walker, OF the United Mine
Workers. providing that the exocu-
tive council prepare document l.
ting forth reasons for the Inaugural
ton OF a united political movement
by tho working people Of the coun
try. this document 60 be sent TO all
affiliated bodies and other bona flde
organizations. the general result To
be reported TO the 1905 convention.
This came up as substitute for
resolution offered by Victor l.. Ber-
ger. OF Milwauk @. the Socialistic
leader. with something of the same
political significance. though ruled
out by order Of President 0ompers.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
HOSE WAGON MIRED
IN SOUTH BLAND ST

The SCOT In auo burning out at
the home Of j. r.. Calfee in South
Dlueleld caused the fire alarm 10 be
sounded early this morning. The
fire wagon started promptly. how
ever. but failed TO get any further
than IIawley's store. when the wa
gon went down in the mud and tho
hors jumped through their har.
ness. Chief cIewkirk says II Is i'm
possible TO get the fire wagon to
South Diueheld while Bland street
Is In the condition II Is ia at pres
ent.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
EXCEPTION TAKEN
TO JURY VENIRE

Georgetown. KY. Nov. 20.-.Taa
examination of witnesses AZ TO tho
action o. the deputy shcrim In sum-
moning Harrison county men for
special jury venirc was taken up
when the trial of Caleb Powers.
charged with completely In the as
sassination of Governor Goobel. was
called today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
ANNA BRADLEY
MURDER TRIAL
STORY or HER LiFE As
BHoc0uT oCr on THE
WITNESS STAND.

TaSh'ngton. Nov. is.--Judg,
ro~ers asked The questions aad they
We're AZ frst d.nec,ed TO d,veiopine
a history OF the defendant, who sal
that she was 60 years or age, ira
she was born In Kansas C..y an
eslueatei IN Denver: that she la
hal smallpox and pn umonla an
hal seen badly hurt by a blow O.
thc head while a child. She went /,
Salt Lake City In 1890. she aai'
ana bad lived there ever since. Sh,
hal occupied clerical position IL
the Salt Lake Water Works com
pany for three years ana eish
months.
''Wenc you ever married?"
Yes. sir. was married TO c.nr.
c1cc Bradley a week after ief
thu Water Works" Two chil.reu
boy ana 4 girl. resulted from tM
union. she sail.
]; was through her connecil
with various woman's clubs anI \
li.lcel orga nizations that she became
acquainted with Senator Brown. Her
relations with her husband wer,
unhappy Sand she was divorced H.
1905.
The witness 3 Ia told OF being In.
troduced TO Senator Drown by he
uoc'c. and OF afterwards coming p
Know hlm well. While she was sec
rctary OF the Republican com nittee
The acquaintance hal continu Il
rincn until iaDS. but when Mre
Bradley was asNel TO give a deecr!p
tion OF this relationship she fell Int,
tears and appeared for time uo
able 10 proceed
"Tha acquaintance grew into yery
!uumGte relations" she finally on
sWered.
Did the acquaintance ripen Int
aE: '.ton?" she was next aake1.
1T did. After August. 1898. :
discovered that be loved me. an
aft rwards that loved him. ri,
iovo for me was beyond ev
rf.ssion."
Was child born to you an
hiyu?"
'Tes. IN February. 1890"
Toll the jury how you came t;
enter into these relations"
This inquiry brought out lon.
interview, mingled with sobs an
I ar5.
THE senator told me he was yer:
unhappy ari wretcael. lad tol
him that our relationship could ouI,
result In grief and sorrow. aud b.
replied that he would stay by ms
oil my life. Finally he came to m
and said:
Darling. We are going on togcth
er AL through life; YOU can't avoi|
me" and. finally. after sever;
monihs. consented"
"coupontcl to what" asked Mr
Powers.
ITO Ills proposition" RESPONDED
the witness.
She said the son had been chris
teHei Ia Dro%n's presence and g
had heon given the pator's name
Hrs. FRA iiey told of the birth o.
her s7csn3 ciIid and OF "A criminal
operation which she said had beer
pe:.fornoJ IN 1901 by Brown him
self. after which she WAS vcry III TO-
tao weeks. She had felt that II wa
very wrong. "but oh. Il is so hnrd tr
tel ope's feelings"
Ar9. Bradley said she hal agree
IN 1901 that Brown should get q di
yorcc and marry her and whrn sh'
hal warned him that IL would coe
hIm his position. he had declare
that be cared for nothing but hcr.
While they were at Grand juno
ton Mrs. Bradley continued. Mr.
Brown had assured her that his az
rang ment for a divorce was pro.
Pressing and that compromise With
Mrs. Brown had been agreed upon.
Mrs. Bradley detailed several trips
Oh . L.. - Il
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
WESTON on THE WALK.

Clyde. o.. Nov. 90 Edward T..
Weston. the veteran pedestrian. ar
rived here this morning. After short
sleep he started again aud expects 10
r-aoh Toledo this afternoon.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
WRECKERS DERAIL
A MAIL TRAIN

Dorayllle, Ga, Nov 60 Wrcek
CTS derailed a northbound mail 'riil
on the Southern railway BY throwing
IL into an open switch. the iocomo-
tive and express car were deyolisA-
cd and Engineer Askew seriously
hurt. The motive Is unsnoNu.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
RANK REopENED FOR BUSINESS

New York. y. Y. Nov. 2O.--The
Twelfth Ward bank rcopened It's
ioors for business today. The insti-
tuition closoi October "a. when the
New Amsterdam National bank re-
fused TO clear for II any longer The
management IA practically Inc same.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
POSTAL OFFICIALS
VISIT GEORGIA

Macon Ga. Nov. 2O.--First AZ
5istant Postmaster General Hitch
cock and Chief Inspector Vickory. OF
Washington, will be the guests OF
honor at the convention ~ the Geor
gis Association Of Postmastcrs
which opened In this city today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-20
tGRICULTURE COMMISSIONERS

Columbia. 8. c. Nov Coon
niss!opers of agriculture OF th.
southern states ara holding theii
1lnth annual convention In th'a city
Che sessions are heing held in the
,ity council chamber. Agricultdra'
workers from all over the 80 i.h arr
attendance. The program inclHdcf
many papers OF great interest {,
'1utbern farmers.
Master Hugh Shctt Is progressi1s ?
iaYorably toward rncnYefY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-24
Las ngjjels que lden eI Voto loItre

!. w "
Nuevamente las mujeres que piden
el voto pelftico en- Inglstefra 8 |sufra-
guistas, han dado un gran esc4nd alo.
Hace tempo consecuencia de ma
nifestaciones tumultuosss en- favor del
derecho electora al, algunas mujeres SUI
frieron condemns rel ativamente severas.
| Esto, lejos &c amedrentsrlas ha ext
Itado el ardor de un apostolado que
elias no temen llevar q la "acci6n di-
recta".
Los des6rdenes Sc sreprodujer ron
porque un battalion de estas terribles
amazonas quiso invadir por la fuerza
el palacio de Westminster, donde sc
halla situado el Parlamento.
La policia que vigilaba las puer-
tas tuvo que sostener con elias una
lucha POGO galante, rechazando los re-
petidos asaltos. H.
Muchas de las belicosas feministas
fueron detenidas; y las heroinas de
esta tenta tiva de asalto des1laron ante
la multitud, cada una entire dos poll
cfas, paternales pero 1nf1exibles.
Como puede observarse por las fo-
tografias habfa los tipos mas diver
sos; desde la energ'lmena recalcitran.
t., hasta la joven miss decidida CO.
rrer alegremente Ia aventura, y cuya
risa contagiosa extravia q los mismos
guardianes.
La mayor parte de las detenidas han
preferido los sinsa bores de la prlsion
al bono de una multa.
Green. sin duda, que el sacrlfcio de
su libertad es 10 mas noble que pue-
den hacer, entire los actos de abnega-
ci6n por ell triunfo de sus reivinolca-
clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-24
Buena .noticia

En- 81 antigua y muy acrcditado e.
tsDlecimiento .Bazar do ropa hecha ,
Saareria do +. 1ontes, g acaba q
recibir IN immense surtido do casi-
mtres ingleses y francescs, los que
ofrece ( 81 numerosa clientela ? q
pdblico en- general. 8
En- ropa hecha tamhi9n hay un ex-
tense surtido de eleeantes trajes, L.
que Sc dotallan desde ~ 4 <I4. Cuen-
ta tambi6n el BaEar con .un surtido do
abfieos para caba1leros J nilI6s, propies
para viajes. gorras, camisas. cuellos,
pu6oa. tirantes. cinturones. lieas, cal
zo4cilllos. corhatas, mcdias. =. ssucheg
m1 artfculos del rauAo.
113TA liAok r..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-24

Elegant1simos estuches para to-
Cador de senoras.
Estuches de finisima piel con
utensilios propios para caba-
llerOs.
Juegos de cafe de porcelana de
la China legltima, en- elegan-
tes estuches.
uegos de cate de Plata Chris
toff1e- en- diversas forrnas mo.
dernistas.
Granvariedad en- Joyeros y Tar
jeterOs Artisticos.
Espejos de una, dos Y tres lu-
mas, de Venecia, Ell caprichc-
sisimas formas.
Figuras y bustos de arte, en-
terra Gotta y biscuit.
Relojes de alta fantasia, con
cuerda para TN ano, gran va
riedad.
Estuches para afeitar Guiellt,
en- distintOs tamailos.
e. Gran variejad en- otros articulos que
ofrecemos precies limtados.
Gonzalez Padln Htrmanos
San Juan, p. e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-24
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-24

Esta q la carga en- Barcelona para
salir Ell 80 del corriente por Ell Medi-
terraneo y Canarias hasta aqu1, si-
gl1iendo la ruta de Ponce, Santiago
de Cuba, Habana, Matanzas y New
Orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-24
SERlICIO TELEFONICO

N The Porto Rico General Thelephone CompAny hac<
lber pdbico que los pueblos de Carolina Baya6n Rio
dras Toa-Baja Vega Raja estan va comunicados
Juan Santurce que el de JUNO 10 estaran
bien Manatf, Barceloneta Arecibo.
B. HUICY, LEWIS j. PROCTOR.
Presdente General Manager