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New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
TWENTY-THREE PERTSHs
Rescuers Entombed in a Colorado
Mine.

Silverton, Col, June S.-Twenty three men are
missing and may be dead In the Gold King Mine,
at Gladstone, as result of the fire which de-
stroyed the mine building last night.
1t was discovered to-day that three men were
missing. and party of thirty -four went into the
mine to find them. The missing men were sup
posed to be on the fifth level. and when the res
cue party reached the fourth level they met with
bad air and gas. Fourteen of them managed to
reach the surface again, but twenty were over
come.
Two special trains with three hundred men,
accompanied by doctors and nurses, sent
to the mine tonight from Silverton and late to-
night a second rescue party entered the mine.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
Avoids ARREST BY DEATH
UhHe Police Search House Nan
Shoots Himself.

As detectives from the West 1o2d street sta
ton were about to arrest him on the charge of
beating his wife, Charles Klingenschmitt, a
salesman, living in the Wentworth apartment
house, at No. $50 West 152d street, shot him
self in the head and died twenty minutes later
at the Harlem Hospital
According to Mrs. Kiingenschmitt her hus-
band came home about o'clock and, telling
her that he was Jealous of her. started to strike
her She took her three children TO the home of
her brother, Arthur Haberstroh. who is con-
nected with the Washington Heights Hospital
and lives at No. 1870 ST Nicholas avenue. DR..
Haberstroh, accompanied by two friends, went
to seek Klngenschmitt, but reaching the
house We're unable to get in
They then went TO the station house, and Lieu
tenant McGrath directed Detective Kelleher to
go with them and arrest Klingenschmtt- The
party found the door of the apartment unlocked.
They had searched the four front rooms and
were starting for the kitchen when they heard
q rnuffied report. They found Klingenschmitt
living on the kitchen floor in pool of blood.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
SUPPOSED BURGLAR SHOOTS POLICEMAN
During Fight in Dark Cellar Patrolman Loses
Two Fingers-Captures Man.

Al exciting fight and chase between policeman
snd burglar, in which both the fugitive and the
purtuer were wounded, occurred early yesterday
morning near The saloon OF George Holstein, in
South BROOKLYN Pstrolman OwenhaUser was
waking along Third avenue at about o'clock
NAen he noticed that the cellarway Of Holstein 8
saloon had been opened Hardly had he entered
when his revolver was knocked from his hand and
re was attacked. The burglar drew 4 pistol, and.
saooting, blew of two Of the fingers Of Owenhau-
srs night hand.
The burglar dashed to the street. OVenhauser
vas Joined by Pstrolman Mulligan. wh ohad been
attracted by the sound Of the pistol shot They
ohased The fugitive into the cellar OF a house In
slst street, where he arrested.
Ine prisoner gave his name as George Endons,
ae address, and was held or three separate
chsrges q burglary in 5000 hail each Property
-ouno IN his possession identified ny Thomas
ha-s'on, grocer, Of No. 552 Third avenue. and
~'cnsel J. Murray, Of 10. 1902 Third avenue
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
SEEK BROKERS PROPERTY
Attachment for 400 Issued
AGAINST j. Brandt Walker.

An attachment for S23, 400 was issued yester-
favor Of Carpenter. Baggot & Co, brokers,
against the property of J. Brandt Walker, a
broker, with offices in Wall street and on Fifth
A balance due the purchase and sale
Of stocks, wheat commissions and interest was
alleged
A deputy sheriff was assigned yesterday to
serve a copy of the attachment the Fifth
Avenue Trust Company and on several brokers
with whom Mr.. Walker said to have ac-
counts.
Mr.. Walker gained some notoriety several
months ago when it said he made a
million a month for ninety days in Wall
Street and used six telephones on his office
desk
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
ATLANTIC CITY RESCUE.
Steam Yacht Tira Grounds and
CroseG Sees Creso SdUed.
rBv TELEGRAPH TO The Tribune.


Atlantic CITY June 6.-Thousands Of board
walk nromenaders saw a genuine marine SEN
sation tonight when the steam yacht Viva, of
New York ran aground the inlet bar and
foundered Her crew Of four men and Captain
Bichard De Keim were landed safely by the
United state. lifesaving crew.
Those on board the Viva were Walter Smith,
William Smith, Frederick Meyers and Charles
Steward, all of New York. The Viva left As
-oria. Long Island. this morning. and was
abreast of Absecon Light at $50 this evening,
While on her way through the dangerous chan
mel she ran aground and a heavy sea extin-
guished the fires under her boilers, leaving her
helpless.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
HURT AT 'PUsHMoBILE" RACES.
Professional Driver Fails to Stop Car at End
of Course and May Die

Savannah June s.-The concluding feature of
,he "Pushmobile races Tybee Beach this after
noon was a speed exhibition, racing car being
driven by Dr. II. W. Frieberg. a professional auto
rnobist The course was two miles straightaway.
with the finish line within $50 yards of a large pa
viIon Frieberg failed to stop the car after 1t had
nassed the finish line He had either misca!
or something was wrong with the At the last
r,oment ne tried to swerve the car and IT into
the ocean, but space would not admit of that and
the machine crashed into of the pillars of the
pavilion partially wrecking the car and fracturing
one of Friebergs ribs. cutting his head and in
irr,ry his spine. His recovery is doubtful
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
C. P. BRIDGE SWEPT AWAY.
Pumping Station at Macleod Falls Into
Riyer-Heavy Loss to Farms.

Macleod, Alberta, June 6-The Canadian Pacific
bridge at West Macleod was swept away last
night St Mary's Bridge, between here and Leth-
bridge is a wreck. and the c. P. Railway pump
ing station has been swept into the river. The
bridge at Brocket. the Crows Nest Line. is
expected to go, and mail. freight and passenger
traffic is standsti These the develop
oants IN date as a result OF floods due to recent
.orr.ntial rains. The Old Man River is still
Using Farms for many miles around are mum
doted and several houses have foated away.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
PACKER INSTITUTE GETS $4,000.
F. B. Pratt Starts Endowment Fund for
BROOKLYN Institution.

BY presenting the sum OF 10000 TO Packer Col
Iegiate Institute. of Brooklyn, Frederic B. Pratt
son Of the late Charles Pratt, founder of Pratt In
stitute has formed the nucleus for the endowment
fund which Packer Institute has long been striving
TO obtain The gift is OF further interest owing 20
the close bond of sympathy which it creates be-
tween the two institutions Mr. Pratt has been
sgtatfns for some time the plan Of accommodating
permanent endowment fund for Packer
John E. I,eech. treasurer of the board OF trustees
saws I'm his report tire gift:
1t will be great satisfaction to all who are in
,arested in Packer Institute Il this initial sfft
prompts and is followed by other important ones
60 that the endowment fund may grow in volume
to an amount that will give the institr1te an
assured and liberal income in addition 10 the usual
income from tuitions
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

E-Contests are being made for six seats from the
rt.ct II Columbia by unnstructed delegation ana
trr z seats from Idaho by rival Bryan delegation
Tots membership the convention Of 1903 LUZ
y.c.sss-v to choice under the tvro-thirds rule e6s
These state AMI territorial conventions are
Sill 10 be held:
Nontana-HeIena- June 10 90.
New Mexico-Roswell June 10 (6(-
Kertuckv-Ilexington June II t26).
vfrginia-Roanoke, June II (c4).
Colora ado-Denver. June Is (1ol-
F1orida-Primaries, June Is O6).
Oregon-Portland. June Is (sD.
Mississippi-Jackson. June il (2ol-
Tennessee-Naslaville, June Il ga
North Caroina-Charlotte June p (24D-
Burlington. June 26 90
Georgia-Primaries held June 4; delegates still
z be named.
rtah-salt Lake City June II .6).
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
EIGHTEEN DIE IN FIGHT.
Negro OutIaT Who Shot Sheriff
Killed in Oklahoma.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune1
e Reno, Okla. June 6--A telephone message
was received from Hitchcock Okla, late to-
night, reporting that posse had run down
"Alf" Hunter, the negro outlaw. and his negro
band who slew Sheriff Garrison yesterday. and
that the posse and negroes engaged in fight
near Cleo Springs, in which six whites and a.
dozen negroes were killed. including Hunter,
who is also known as Kingsbury. About one
thousand armed whites were in the hunt
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
LETTER OF GRANTS FATHER.IN-LAw
Asked in 1854 That Future President Be
Assigned to Recruiting Duty.

Washington. June Sin connection with the
resignation of General (then Captain) Grant from
the army in 1854 letter from General Grant 8
father-in-Iaw asking that Grant be assigned to re-
cruting duty and referring to the fact that the
resignation had been submitted was found on file
in the War Department to-day
The letter says General Grant had been separat-
ed from his family for two years and had never
seen his child, then more than year old. This
letter and the resignation letter said to be tho
only documents on file which throw any light on
the Grant resignation.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
LAD SHOT WHILE PROTECTING TREE
Dying Grandmother Had Pledged Him to Its
Care-0pened Fire on Linemen.
- Tslerraph to T1e Trihune. ]

fBy LeleErsph 70 The Tribune-
BUfier, Penn. June 6.-'Woodnlans spare that
tress' ouoth Wren Liken, nineteec-year-old lad.
Vnen he ssv gang OF telephone lfnenen march
down TIRE road 10 his fathers farm and start to
chop down willow that had been the favorite
three of his grandmother. When the aged woman
eied. she urged Wren 70 always protect the tree
ard he had promised 10 do SO. but there was no
poetry in he hearts Of the linernen and they start
sd 70 work with their axes Wren obtained a shot
f1n ana opened fire on them They returned the
-e snd one q the shots hit the lad He is serious
y wounded and may not recover 1nfornnat tons
have teen sworn out for the Of the linenen-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
NEW YORK AUTOMOBILE ovERTURNs
Four Men Injured, One Seriously, at And
over, Mass.

Andover Mass June s--Four men were hurt,
one seriously. by the overturning of a New York
touring car numbered 3s11, in Main street, as IL
was returning from the AndoTer-Exeter bsli
game late to-day.
while the men were reticent about giving their
names II is believed that the man most seriously
injured is B. F. Hill. of Boston. who was uncon-
scious when picked up. He received a deep gash
in the neck and along the back of the head, ana
his law was broken. ]. NJ. Mute. of New York,
had his face cut and lacerated and his right
leg was injured. The injuries of the others were
SIig
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
SkiTh TAKES NO ORDERS FROM PAYN.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

BY telegraph to The Tribune
~hsthsin, X. J, June e-Rumors that Senator
re'efo ". Smith. Of this place, which is IN Louis
rs9ns hslWick. would defeat the anti-race-
e gambling bills when they come up in the
either by being absent or by voting against
=. measures. were called 20 the Senator's atten-
u'n to-day.
"hhe have been in the Legislature" said
' Smith to-day. "Mr Payn has never given
s orders never obey any orders from any
,bt ~ The discharge OF M official duties When
ttt. gambling Bills come ~ TO be voted upon
ps,r 20 my -oting without any orders froiil MI
he neWspaoerc
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
THREE CoRNERED BALLOON RACE.
DR.. Coey Accepts Challenge of A. H. Forbes
Entry of Thomass Pommern Sought.

Chicago June 6.--Dr c. a. Coey. owner of the
,aiIoon Chicago. in which he recently made Night
.rom Quincy. ILL.,. South Dakota. announced to-
,,,,bt that he had accepted challenge from A
Holland Forbes. OF New York owner OF the pal
80 f-onoueror for a race. which may take place
:. 80 halloon meet scheduled for July in Chi
.aeo An effort is to be made to make the race
,brae cornered affair, the entry of the Pomnern.
,.5 hv DR. Julian Thomas. of New York, which
NON the James Gordon Bennett cup oeihg sought
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
MR. BELMONT IHPROVES.
Nozc Has Fair Chance of RecoUery,
Physician iSaus.

Hampstead. Long Island. June s (SpeciaD.-
o. H. P. Belmont is much better, according
to bulletin issued from his home. Brockholt
Villa, late tonight This morning he talked
with his wife for a short time DR.. L. n. Lane
hart, who is with Mr. Belmont, said tonight
that the patient now had fair chance Of re-
covery.
Mr.. Belmont operated on for appendicitis
Tuesday, and peritonitis set in almost irnnle-
diately after the operation.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
TO HUMILIATE JERSEY sPEEDERs
Will Be Taken to New Brunswick Court in
Wagon-No More Roadside Justice.

New Brunswick. N J.. June Especially Will
tam A. HouseIl. justice Of the peace, who has been
holding a roadside court to try automobilists for
speeding will do so no more. Beginning next week
no will have an increased staff OF his men on the
highways and when a motorist is caught he will
he brought to the Justices court in a wagon the
machine being detained where its owner was capt
ured.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
OYSTERS GROW ON BRIAR PIPE.
Discovery of Diggers Off Long Island Placed
in Aquarium

oystermen digging bivalves OF Long Island
several days ago picked up three oysters which
had grown on an old black briar ripe. probably
dropped overheard from some passing ship
The pipe which in fairly good condition.
had been bIackened by heavy smoking and was
heavily crusted inside. The oysters cung to the
bottom of the bowl, and one had fastened itself
to tho side near the top
The pipe was taken 10 the Aquarium and put
in a glass isr When salt water poured in
the oysters began to open and close their shells.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
OWNER RECEIVERS LOST AIRsHIP.

The mysterious airship that landed the
rYackerssck Meadows last Sunday. for which the
nrortb Bergen police have been trying to find
owner. has been claimed by Rocco Vinieiio an
TtIian of Liberty street. Union. He tried to
-. an ascene on Memorial Day at Schutzen
parE North Bergen. but was unsuccessful. Tho
,a;ned bag he said brol from It's kastenings
-. h. had been searching for II since.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
BALLOON OHIO AscENps IN CANTON

Canton Ohio, June 6.-"My only wish is that we
could have stayed longer in the air. said Mrs.
THOMPSON. wife of DR.. Homer W. Thompson, OF
Salem, Ohio. who accompanied her husband and
Leo stevens of New York. in a balloon trip in
the Ohio from Canton to Turkeyfoot Lake, near
Akron to-day. On account of the poor quality of
the gas and shortness OF ballast long trip was
;n,possble. The balloon was brought 10 the ground
bv gradual stages
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
SENATOR AeNEW GETS ATTACHMENT.

Justice Guy granted attachment IN the Su-
nrenoe Court yesterday for $4,000 against GER
tain property of the San Luis Mini.g Company, OF
West Virginia. in favor of Senator George b.
Agnew The amount claimed is alleged to be
dne on two notes made by the company IN 1906
70 the order OF Myre B. Martin and transferred to
Senator AEnew-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
SHOT IN FATAL HOLD-TP.
One Man Killed and T7cO WOmen
Injured In Chottanooga.

Chattanooga, Tenn. June 6.-One man was
shot dead and two women were wounded in a
hold-up which occurred late tonight near the
southern limits of the city The names of the
dead and wounded have not yet been learned
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

paln's Fireworks for the 4th. Seasons Cata-
ogue now ready. IL Park Place. New York.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

a, -Four hundred glasses for 551.
it-rters' BaUgaloe Tea. iced.--AdVL
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
nE,uEY,s WINE STORE,

ono feet from Fulton Street Sub Station.
ry r. pswey & Sons Co, i3S Fulton ST. New YORK
-AdVt-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

Durant, Okla, June Ga tornado swept over
a territory twelve miles west of Durant last
night. destroying dozen farmhouses, and with
a heavy storm of hail. did damage of $4,000
A number of persons reported injured, none
fatally.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

Enid, Okla, June 6-Following six hours
rainfall. Boggy Creek running through the city
Widened to-day from 20 feet to 1000 feet
flooding almost the whole of Enid. carrying
away fifty houses. flooding stores and endanger-
ing lives. The water is IL feet deep in Main
street. covering two blocks of the business
centre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-11
ObIOtOS do ulIIIdad Y aFtO.

Con oOaui6n de Ii proximidad de lea
fsstan de PasCuaR el aCFoditado aBtabla.
cimiento de Is CSll8 do San Francisco 45,
do oata Ciudad, LAS NOVEDADEg, hS
ReOibido y Oontiuuar6 rscibisndo tods clagO
de ATtfculoB de utilidad de fantasia.
Ea0nCiau tinad de Las msioF6s maFcas, ogt6.
tuaB, aIfombEaH, espsCiRlidRd en- Camss do
matFimonio, mufsCRB de biBcuit ? mufisosB
para nihogs EoPaB do eef0Ra. @usblea para
toCadoF y gsbinGte, 0l mas aCabsdo BuFtid0
en- fin de t0iO 10 que sl meioP guUto puads
utili2aF para 90 uBO. Para F0galO8 hay
megojfic0B objstos do todo1 praci0s oIanes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-11
USADO CON EXTAORDINARN FRECUENCA tOR
GI PTOSldGnIO Dol CORCeIO GOGntlV0 do
Congress-,

Isl Ia GxpOFiOnCiG do GIgunoB afioH de
pr6CtiOR m6diCR pu0ds tenOr slgdn vail
miOntO, nRdie 90 extrafiar6 que On ella
fuudO mis- AGOverACione1 cuando 90 tFats
do 0mitir una opinion nobr0 an madicR'
m8ntO que be uBBdo con RxtFaordinREia'
fESOusnCis. Me refsro lR Emulsion de
Scott La pOEfeCts union de Lon compo'
n0DteI, Ol RgradAbl0 HAbOr que dstOEminR
10 bisn que 90 Con1oIvA misntrRB 90 0BtG
OmpleandO, , DObEs todO Lao importsnteB
indiOAoiOneI m6diCaB que liens, son 30
m0ior y mas UOguTO CARA tfa.
POr enc rA86n afu an las GDfsrm0dadOB
81 pBFsOOF mas incUFAblOI cemo 10 tisiO, Ice
OaqWeeiGs, laB e0ov6fuIaS, les anemias, sl
raqUitj0maO Ia debIISdad general, 10 faLta de
de8orrOJIO On las mujGrO8 = en lcD niflo8 y
otRG lHIgR Barie que BsTfS prolific Gnum0EaF
% We que sBtS BuHtSnCiR opera v0EdadeEoB
milOgToB, que Ion entsrmo8 que por de-
Cirlo aBf 90 haIlAbAn & las puorta0 de lR
musrtO, 90 tFSnHfoEmRn de pronto adqui'
Eisndo faeTEnB, EObuItsE, color, AnimSCi6n,
sGlud, en- una pNlabFa, que ScroditR Cada
dia la juutiCiG do ls fsmS = del inmonBo
OE6dito de que tan dtil preparation gOSa On
0l todO mund0."
p. DR.. Rafael del VGIs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-11
Ia De
PiO TX.
iGnaI fa6 81 aBtitud en- las guelGas
De Ia inlsp8nte1Ci8 ltaIi8aa2
En- ddcument0s que POsee nOnssfOr
CAM. hlY un0 quG 8stahIsca in.
hscho que Sc pissenla c1nlO MI
IagIO. ....

So tEabBia-muCho en- 0l Vaticano con
motive de- 10 bsatifOi6n dc Pho TX, y 10
saba que Lao Investigations que 30 ogtGn
hacienda para CompFpbaE laa Condicion0U
Dc beato del difuntO pontffog, van ade-
lants. Z II
MonEafioF Cant hR EGOibido ingtEuccioD0I
diTsctaB de Pic X, para Fsunif on todag
parties del mund0 alomayoE n6mego possible
de doCum0nt0a que Gatab able8oan satas cpndi.
clones y pusdRn dsmostFaE de nm mOd0
autentiCo, cuGl hs aid0 ID veRdad0RR aCti'
tud dc Pic K duEanta IB8 guaTFaB dc Ia
Independence italianR.
EBta 90, on ofsCto, IL parts mas delicad8
en- eI Cna0 do la boatifGsCi6n, poFque mu-
Cho8 cht6IiCoB han IIegado ACusaF Pic
TX de habeF tFsioionado lR Csusa do Ia
IgleSis, 8impAtizRndo sbi8Etamenta con loo
sgftadoEsn italiRnoB , bsndieiendo lR ban.
dGFR nRci0Dal. z a.G~ y
se aaeguER que ya 90 han FGuni1o csPtaB
muy imp0Et8ntss del roy, do Loo ministRog
, del Papa, FafsEsntsS ID nCtuaCi6n do
Pic TX de 1850 hRsta 1870.
Entire lOB doCumsntos qU0 GatGn ca pc
der de monHefiOr Canis hay uno que a1ta'
bIGcG I'm hGCho quO aa pEgasnts como miIs-
gro. Ou6ndo Pic TX no era todavfa sino
obiapO de ImOla, 90. 10 anunCi6 10 vista do
una DANA que nOlioitabA una antrsviHta
con al pFslado.
Ell obispO, antss de pasar & la UaIs doDde
ls oBpsEabs lR DANA, diFigi6 una brsvo
oFaci6n To ViTgen, y Cusndo 90 pEaHont6
sn 81 salon, 90 snoontF6 CON 0l in0gp0Fado
OuadF0 de la DANA tendida ca oil sueIo, 60.
niendo luegO que OOnv0ncoEB0 do que hRbfs
mueRt0 FspontinamGnt0.
Momento8 deTpu6B, Ian psE8onaB quo Ee'
CogieEon el OsdGVsT, pudisFon CompRobar
"7e ID tal DANA era un hombrG, que llaVa'
~'ultS una dagO; visnd0 en- oHR muerts
= 10 iutsFv0nci6n divinB para sal.
H"al0do pFedestinSdo al tFono pom
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-11
LlNEA FERREA DEL OESTE.

Itinerario-Salidas de Bayam6n y
Capital, simUltaneamente
Dias labOrables. - Mafiana 6, 7.O5,
$50, 9.45 y11.OO. Tarde 1915, l.45, 3.15,
4.35, 5.45 y $50.
Dias festivOs.-M MafianaE6, 7.O5, $50,
9.45 y II. Tarde 1915, 1.3O, 2.3O, $50,
4.3O5 5.45 y 80.
Billetes baratOs para dias festivOs.
De San Juan a Bayam6n, ida y vuelta
en- - @clase, 25 cts; "a clase, is cts. De
Bayam6n q Catafio, ida y vuelts, IL
clase, 15 cfs., q clase, 10 cts.
Billetes OrdinariOs de Capital Ca
tafiO en- Ia. clase, cts. y "a clase ctv.
Bayam6n 10 dc EnerO de 1906, Ra-
mon Vald6s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-11

PARA IA PRESENTE ESTAClON.- Los mu-
GhachOs de Ella Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resuelto el pToblema de la gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico. EllOs son los
6niGOs que han conseguidO tener en- su
magnffico establecimientO ell surtidO mas
HOmpleto de los artIculOs del TRmO. ALI
hunea faltan las legitimRs camisetas de
crepe y de hilO nj cRrecen de las mejOres
medias para seflOras y nifiOs asf como
para caballeTos. COntratOs directOs con
$abricantes les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
CuantO pueda pedirse y los mejOres pre-
CLOS. No hay quien yea y no compTe~ los
JuegOs de cintas dorothy" que venden
en- caiitas dos lazOs una banda, 6 en- Ca
jitas de seis lazOs; pOdemOs serviT cual-
quier color y preciO desde l.75 a S6 el
juegO. Yea Ell gran lOte de bOrdadOs y en-
cafes cuya realization >hacemOs menOs
de Ia mitsd de preoiO. En- telas blancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
mos tipOs especiales en- Persian LOWn,
Frensh Organdi Y cuantO ell p6blico de
gustO necesite- Pida muestras Visite
nuestrOs grandes almaCenes y seguTamen-
to hallara cUantO necesite. P. 0. B. 764.
TelefOnO 278. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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AL CAFE MORGAN-El acreditadO es-
tab!ecimiento de la caIle de la FOrtalsza,
IAIlen 21) acaba de TecibiT un magnfficO
surtidO de tOda clase de cOnfituras y dull
ces. Sc despachan m6dicOs 'Iunchs" des-
de las de la msfiana les II p. m. En-
chocolates y heladOs no hay cOmpetencia.
Els ell establecimiento favOritO de las damas
y SO enouentra Rll1 tOdO 10 mas gratO al pa
Iadar mas fino y delicadO. Cafe y chOcOla-
tes EsmeradlO serviciO. GOV. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-11

Ell MEJOR RON.-LoI us6oFo1 AL
vREez hOrmRnoB, del Comoroio do esta plR'
80, COntin6On EOOibiOndO grande8 psdidoI
del RcRsditRdO pFoduCto Ron San LVti8,
que hs mGEsCido lR mejor acsptaCi6n dol
p6bliCo. No ContianO BuntGnciag noCivaB
, O. "viojo" de voFdad, Ain mixtifoacionOB
nj AditamentOI psTjudiciAle8 & ID 1RIUd.
No 10 oIvideil, "Ron San Luis" CallO dc
Ban Jose Casa GalioP0s Alvarez hsrmaDon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-11
RestauradOr Vital de RicOrd

Restaura la vitalidad de los ,hOm.
bres. GarantizadO. PreciO $1-OO, orc.
Siempre la venta en- la Farmacia de
Fidel GuiIlermety. Ha.curadO OtrOs,
10 Cura V. Sc sOlicitan .pedidOs pOr
COrTeO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-11
Cartas dsteDitas en- Ia OfiGina te
C0TTe0S.

Bn lR ofoinS do CorEson de lR ciudad,
hay detonidAG las DiguiOntO1 OGEtaD:
Franco Luis, FerEsE EgtsbAn, FeErOr
JuAnito, Felix Maria, FigusEOB David,
GimOnos RGfaOl, GsrbaIi Gisrvanni, Cue.
bRdA Juana, Gimsnsz AugaIito, Gimensz
Rivera Felipe, Gonzales Tennis, GusFFio
Maria, Garcia TOm6s, aernandos Juan,
Hooper AO., Hind William, HsfmRn
john, IlsFa Felix, IofSn76n Antonio, In-
BulaT Gift. Co., Jacob Oonutan, Jones G.
B., Jouds JoI6, JanfeD8 J. r. A., King j.
E., KoOleg George, Kelly Richard T.,
Lame Francisco, LOpSz Juan, LuCombs
William, Loba Will H., Nc IotyFO GsOr.
go, MOEtfn james r., Martin Jsmou r.,
Marshall Frank = Marques JoBOph r.