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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15

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Misses Myrtle and Mabel Beeler of
823 Madison street returned home
Saturday from Detroit, Mich, where
they have spent the past month on ..
pleasure trip. -s-ss e- =
Mr. Wesley Miller who has been
here visiting relatives for the past
week will leave Wednesday for his
home in Amarillo, Texas.
The Young Peoples circle of tfs
Christian church will meet tonight
with Miss Grace Curry. at her home
745 Highland avenue, East Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Luthey and son,
Carl, of 234 Chandler street have re-
turned home from Carbonate, Kan.
where they visited relatives for the
past week.
Miss Hazel Wilbur of Emporia,
Kan, has returned home after a few
days visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clacy have
returned to their home in Scranton.
Kan, after a months visit with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. c. A. Davis of Seattle, WASH,
will arrive here in a few days to
spend the summer with her parents
here.
from Chicago where he spent the past
month on a business trip.
Miss Dorothy Williams of Hill City.
Kan, is quite sick at the home of her
grandparents, MT. ana MIS-. ". r. w III
liams of Chandler street.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Fouch of 104 Law
renee street spent Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jewell Of $40
Jefferson street on account OF the
high water.
Mrs Caroline earle and little son,
George, are the guests for few days
of Mr.. and Mrs. Little.
Mr. Thomas Doane and SON.
Charles, have gone to Usage City
where they will remain permanently.
Mr.. H. L. Studevant has returned
home from Dayton, o., where he spent
| the past week on business. -.
The Ladies Aid society of the Chris
| tan church will meet at the church
Wednesday afternoon. 8
| The Kings Daughters of the Third
| Presbyterian church will meet tonigh$
at the church. :
| The social that was to have been
| given by the members Of the Presbys
terrain church has been postponed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15
Says Long Riddled Attack.

[F-rom the Clay Center Republican,
Senator Long in his speech at En-
poria, completely ridd1ed the attack
made upon his record by William Allen
White. He answered every charge in
detail, and showed how utterly baSeless
was the attack. His speech was en-
tirely free from rancor, but mercilessly
exposed the shal1owness and insincerity
of Bill Whites assault The EmpOria
editor is now upon the defensive. His
connection with the Bristow campaign
is shown to be not entirely creditable.
A good deal of interest will be aroused
as to the identity of the good angel"
who finally came forth with the neces-
sary $1,000 and Mr.. White will have
lot of explanation to make for using as
basis of his charges, document
which he had thoroughly examined,
and had characterized as worthless.
He has repeatedly assured us that
Senator Long is an entirely honest and
honorable man. therefore Mr.. White
will be handicapped in refuting his
statements upon these points. Mr..
White only criticises 35 votes out of
sos. and many of these were given at
a time when old Bill was enthusiastic
cally supporting and endorsing Mr..
Long. The charges were met in detail
by the senator, without evasion or
equivocation, and the answer leaves
little to be said.
Mr.. White should now write a post
script to his famous article entitled,
Whats the mater with Kansas" and
show that one of our troubles is a
ing editors. The manliness and direct
ness of Senator Longs reply, will ap-
peal to the fairminded people of Kan
sas, who have little use for backbiting
and sandbagging methods in politics,
particularly when waged solely In the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15
Hospital
Tragedies From
Consultation.

Yes, operations are increasing,
especially for appendicitis, rectal
disea ses and womanly troubles. My
heart is touched by the great ignor-
ance of the rich and poor concern
ing the important and proper care
of the bowel passage. Children are
robbed of health, wives and moth
ers made weak and sickly, young
girls made thin and weakly, sallow
and sickly, men are suffering from
complications due solely to neglect
ed constipation; while the death
dealing contagious and infections
are mainly encountered where con-
stipation has existed
''Poisons accumulate. the blood
absorbs them and the entire body
becomes easily subject to coughs,
member of the family to go over "a
hours with an evacuation.
Something is needed to relieve
promptly and eventually correct the
morbid, inactive bowel muscles and
nerves. The following has been
used with success for years, treat
ing old and young and curing when
all else failed. Any leading drug
gist will mix. 1t. or get the ingred-
tents and mix at home to insure
against substituting:
I OF. aromatic fluid Cascara,' L
OF. compound essence Cardiol,' and
2 ozs. aromatic syrup Rhubarb.'
Mix. and adults take from n TO 2
teaspoonfuls after each meal. Chill
dren may be given five drops to
teaspoonful after eating. This may
be used with ever increasing benefit
, until a cure is effected" says
kindly. motherly nurse-matron who
has had great experience.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15
BURNS WHIPS SQUlRES
American Knocks Out Australian in
the Eighth Round.

Paris. June 15-"Tommy" Burns. the
American pugilist, defeated Bill
Souires, the Australian, in the eighth
round of a hard fought battle at Neully.
Souires had Burns in rather bad way
during the first five rounds, but the
Americans greater staying power and
superior ring generalship enabled him
to win A stomach blow in the eighth
round sent Squires down for the count
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15
SHOT FROM HIS POCKET.
Man Who Called to See French War
Minister Is Arrested.

Paris, June ia man named Bel
LANCER while waiting to see Minister of
War Picquart at the war ministry to-
day with the professed object of pre-
senting a petition to him, suddenly
thrust his hands into his pocket and
begin firing shots from revolver. Two
of the bullets lodged in an upholstered
chair and another in the mans arm.
BeIlanger was arrested. He is believed
to be demented.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15

planning than Long himself. The rea-
son is that Billy still knows how to
talk the Kansas Misunderstanding
Bulletin. T."
Bristow and Stubs may not be one
bit better for u. s. senator and gov
ernor than Long and Leland are for the
places. They may not be as good. But
representative. government, absolutely
representing the people and the state,
is better than machine power tied up
to the Interests" that have furnished
the money, and everybody knows it.
Douglass Tribune.
1t is strange how Senator Long can
so adroitly deceive President Roosevelt
great confidence in him and always in
wife the senator to their special con-
ferences. Can 1t be possible that w.
A. White is trying to fool the people
land his friend Bristow into office. Mr..
White is a great writer and has
happy faculty of making white look
black, but the Telescope is inclined to
believe in this case that the people of
Kansas will prefer to take the word of
President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft
to that of Mr.. White as to Senator
Longs position.-Belleville Telescope.
Senator Longs Emporia speech reads
=
Wall street and Wall street interests
Ell Dorado Republican.
We notice that Senator Long of Kan
sas, attended the Republican national
convention platform conferences at the
White House at the invitation Of Pres
ident Roosevelt and our next president,
Secretary Taft. And we also notice
that Senator LaFollette wasn't present,
and wasn't invited to be present, and
vet we have in Kansas Mr.. Stubs and
others who are trying to defeat Mr..
Long because he doesn't suit Mr.. La
Toilette Well, he seems to suit Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Secretary Taft
and that is far more important to Kan
sas Republicans.-Brown County World
Senator Long took number of shots
| at William Allen White in his own
town Wednesday night, but what will
happen to Long when William Allen
turns on him and riddles his speech.
White will hand him few warm ones
| before he gets through with him.
OuenemO News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15
ECHOES OF LONG.
Continued from Page One.)

since that speech. I'm in that class
myself"
Judge ]. ]. Buck: Senator Longs
great speech won the people of En-
poria. He logically and ably answered
every charge and his appeal for fair
play met with cordial response
from our people. There is nothing left
for the opposition"
William Wayman, president State
bank: Long is all right. He ans
wered the charges and his speech was
one OF the finest I ever heard. - .
Howard Dunlap. president Emporia
National bank: THE answer by Sen
ator Long was absolutely frank and
satisfactory. 1 do not think any
fair minded man who heard him, but
will think So
Carl Nation, cattleman: White
must have been buncoed when he
made those charges. Long answered
them all fair and square. l am for
Long now, and 1 haven't seen anyone
who heard that speech but is for
him."
O. NJ. white. the town boomer,
said: 1.-The speech must have been a
great one for everybody was for Long
the next day."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15

letter over his own signature, denying
the charge. Long took up one charge
after another, and with every proof
that he had been accused wrongfully
and every f1aying of White for at
lacking him, there was applause from
the audience.
And this audience was made up of
Whites fellow townsmen; men he
meets every day, and does business
with; old friends and neighbors, and
the usual sprinkling of enemies that
every newspaper man manages to &C
cumulate. And they applauded Long
to the echo.
Imagine what a time he had of it
on the streets next day!
This is politics.
The general opinion seems to be
that Long made hit in Emporia and
that he greatly increased his chances
for reelection as United States sena-
tor White is credited with being the
manager Of Joe Bristow Longs
opponent, and Long charged that
White raised $1,000 to put Bristow in
the race. White has been writing let
tiers to the public prints. attacking
Longs record, and Long went to EN-
poria to answer his charges. And in
the encounter, Whites friends seem to
generally admit that Long got the best
of it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15
The Invitation ''BiH'' Accented.

From the Yates Center News.
Senator Long made his first speak
ing date in Kansas in Emporia the
home Of Bill White, his chief political
enemy in the state. Long is no coward
and knows that Bills charges against
him are untrue, and he asked Bill to
SIT on the platform while he proved
them untrue. That's the kind of a
man Senator Long is. He knows he
is in accord with the president and
with the great rank and file of the
Republicans of his state. OF course
he is not in favor with the Holier than
Thou crowd
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15
secretary Metcalf Is Going Home.

washington, June 15.-Secretary Met
calf called on the president prior to his
leaving for his home in California. He
will leave washington late this after
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15
LFrom the Atchison Globe.1
Old BILL WHITE GETS HIS.

Senator Long at the opera house
tonight. His famous 10000 word
speech He will skin the Gazette
Come everyone, and bring a lunch
and stay through to the end"
This advertisement appeared in the
Emporia Gazette Wednesday evening.
Everyone went, although no one took
a lunch. and everyone forgot hunger,
WEAKNESS, and everything else, in lis
tening to the arraignment of White.
And the skinning he got has not had
its equal in the political history OF
Kansas since the days of John ]. In
gals
Mr.. White occupied a seat on the
platform. Imagine the grief of it: TO
be compelled to sit before a packed
house of ones fellow citizens, and I'M
dergo vivisection. But White d1dn t
show that it hurt; at least, he tried
not to- Three times during the I'M
merciful, dramatic and eloquent word
lashing that Long gave him, White
apoIogized. ct was wrong in that,
he saidl "I will retract." You beg
my pardon retorted Long, but
many people will still believe that the
charge which you have made against
me, is true
White then said he would write a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15

noon and will not stop at Chicago for
the convention. He said that he was
not and would not be a candidate for
the senatorship or for any other office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15
Says Longs Backers Are 'Leg-
PulIerS."

[From the Douglass Tribune.1
Senator Longs record is not so bad.
He is too smart a man to permit many
things to go of record that might be
used against him. He can probably
offer a plausible excuse for almost
every vote he has cast wherein rec
ord was made of it. But Longs po-
litical methods are bad, and the gen
eral flavor of his political operations
is SO bad that it should not be per-
petuated. Men who pull the leg" of
great corporations for political pur-
poses have been supporters and back
ers. Men who connive to defeat popu-
lar expression, and doctor up delega-
tons to defeat the wishes of the peo-
pie are the men whom he has relied
upon. 1t is up to the people of Kan
sas right now to say whether they
wish a continuation of such things.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15

Senator Longs Emporia speech reads
very much like lawyers defense of
wall street and Wall street interests
Ell Dorado Republican.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15

Billy Morgan did a better Job of e1'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15

planning than Long himself. The rea-
son is that Billy still knows how to
talk the Kansas Misunderstanding
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

81 ba8aE do la CalIe dc San Francisco
aigus ofGsCisndo al pdbliCo el m6G sslsCto
uUFtido de objetO9 do fantasia que pu0d0
deBsREBs. Adom6B de lo8 sombFsEo8 para
GeforaB , BefioEitag, = otrOB mil 0bjseOB
para damaB ? CRbRIIsRos, tisne IN busn
Burtido de camas con todou Euu accessories
= de Ios mas slsgRntss modelog. Un gran
1uEtido do EopR blanca para gefioFRS
y WnoEitas aCAba de ReCibiE poF loo tilti'
mos vapoEes , tods Class de pEsndRg de
eRta ClaHs puaden enContFRVBs On ''LRB No
vedade1". BBencias fnas. do todhs mar
css prooadenciaB. ObjstoR dc toCRdoF.
PuF0gaaB y BombFilIRs 90 enOusntrRn allf
& pFeCio8 sin COmpetenCiR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
La MEDIGINA
DONEST TICA.
Como GuraT ell Dollar De Caheza en-
sus VariaS Formas.

Dolor dc CabasR 90 un HfntomR qua 90
pT08anta ca una gRRu vAHIe1Rd de desR'
7RRgloS ds b EsugFs y de Loo neFVios. Lon
qus huBCan CugaE 81 dolor do CRbeBa dc
p0r Bf Rin t8neF On OuentR Ga 0Figens come
ten impTudsnCiRE en- eT uBo do dRcgaB cal
mants8, que Bon peFjudiCialsa 81 siGtema'
noCivag 81 aat6mggoy que no hRcsn MAJ
que 0pLqSGr 81 NAL.
Un buGn t6nico neTvin0 come son 1Al
PildoFaB RoBRdaB del doctor WilliamE el
10 que debsn tomar les que padeCen lol
m8rtiEioB del doIoE de CabezR habitual.
r. buSteCiGndO la gBrgEo y foFtihCande
Loo nsTVios, 0Rtas pfldoEas son do Eeaulta :
dGg psTmBnt0g, no como CRlm9nta sino CO.
mo curative. Oent8naFsB de CREtaB atsg'
t'guan al m6Eito de eata mediGina.
Al Dr.. Williams Medicine Co.:
"Cnsnto 18 afioB ? deBde ls sdRd DE-
nuOvs que habfa padeeido de freCuentsB ,
sgudoB staqueB de doIoF de CRbsEa. Nil
Rufrimientol GFRn vsOss tan fusTtss qua
me paTsCfa moEiF, puag p0nfan On an egtR
do de fgsRta irRitaCi6n noFViosG = tsn1a
que guFrdar CamR p0H 10 muchR debilidad.
A V8cs8 Bs Complic8bR 81 NAL con tdol0Hel
de GBpRlda CintuBa, malRB digegtionsB y
fuaEta IlebilidRd. Ya hRbfa tornado mu'
ChoB Esm0dioB OalmRntsg psOr sl NAL vol
via aiempFs y me gantfa psoE dsSpu6R.
Tome pues Les PfldoFaB ROssdaB del doc
tor WilliGmS, que tanto Es FsComisndRu
como t6niCo para la HaDgEe y los noEvios,
y rae hiCisEon IN Gfscto admirable, puel
oonasguf aIiviO IsB poCss somanaB y mi
ComplgtR CuraCi6n On pOcoB meBsB. Con.
DidsTando los amos que paB6 con tales "a
frimientog, jusgo mi OuFaCi6n de impOTtan
cis BufCients para EelatfEg0la & Vdr. y
autoEiSaE "a publication" (Do ls BefiO
rita ElviFa Cruz, Gale C6Bpsdo8 12, Pa
los, PFovinCis de ls HabsnS).
TodRB las BotiCaB de imp0rtanCis ven
den Las PfIdoFaB RORRdas del DIR. WILL
LIAM. No 90 aC0pten 6uatitutou.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
GONMO OV ED0R ES-
psctacuIO en- Que
brqdiIIaS.
Ia IdVsD, con los OI0s lI0Ros Dc Iag'lnas, *
GIsm,hS, ,-illo ne tejm maIlF, paF Bles!
Que me h'gla una OBellcl6R!
Ala dO'graela DO S8d jdVOR 10 suTa Indifferent
el doctor AudIR0i.
~ nMestrO oorresponsaL espe0iaE.) }

Agonto 2O.-IOomo en- pouibls que una
i6vGn que 8pGnaB CusntR diez = OCho aflos
de sdad 90 paFmitR que mueIa de hambFt3
EB eatR una pTegunta que diStintaB voCaE
hemOa p0nBado dead0 q. aver viDitamOs poF
inAtanCia dc Ramon AltgeChB "a hijR
GFegoTi8 que 80 encuOntFG hRce algdn
tempo padeoisndo de una cRrnoEidad que
Is cubT6 Ia mGndfbulS derschS, impoSib:-
lit6ndOle sI conner = RpenaB poder tomar
lfquido.
Nos Conmovi6 gobEe manarB Gl actual
GstRdo de aquella j6von, que hsBta aver vi
mos alegFe, con So Semblante FiButfl".
Pklidas d0mRersda o. "a tiUonomis. Con
ssfoFEada y apagsds Yos NOS deofa:
-iNo me dejen moTiEl. IpoE DiLA! iqus
me hsgRn una opeRaCi6Dl
Y deBpuOB de OstRB pRlabrGI, p0r sug
mOiillsg, sin col0ROB, C0TRfRn RbundRBtOB y
gTueBR8 l6gTimRH.
Ahf teneiS una inf0Iiz j6ven qoe, pOF
piedRd dObieEa ser OpsrBdR , librRrls do
sGoH HgQdOB dolores, RBf como para que
puedA OlimGntaTB0 no continGe con 10 te'
EFiblG CsrtidumbrO que do hambEe hR de
moriF.
segursmsnts que 10 OxpuGato no 10 mi'
rAr6 con indifersncia eI digtinguido = re-
putado doctor AudinOt, m6dico de eata
muniCipRlidRd, poF que Oon0OsmOB hRBta
qua puntO llega 81 gen0EoEidNd con lR Cls'
90 inBoIv0nts.
NOUotTog, deBda lusgo, OBtRmoB & Bu1 or
deneB = con guBt0 CoopsTaTsmos On 10 que
pOdamoB asE util, para E0AlizAF tan piRdo'
Do obfR do caEidad.
No HsTa sBta la iltims v0T que nos OCu'
pRremoH dc este aBuntO, que NOS hR con-
movidO pOr Camplet0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
AbTigOs de veran0.

En- 81 FARIs BAZAAR 90 acaban de
recibiF abRigos fsEmB MONTE CARLO
en- color Champagne pEopiOg para Ia ssta'
Ci6n. LoH hay slegantiBimoB con cuslIOB
b9rdadOB y de preCioB muy limitRdog. Para
RaIidAB de tsatFo y de bales Bon inmejoEA'
bIsp. Eo abTjgoB nsgEos hay I'm gran
Huttido AbaniCOB jspones0B gran move
dad, pe1famerfa f as francesa de las meio'
res msTCaE. ointuroneB, p0inetaB il iOidsd
de sTtfcuIoO do novsdAd que eHts casa EO'
C;be p0E todo8 los vapOF0a qas llFgan do
EuIopa. PEDRO GIUsTI, FOEtals'
"a 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
No quiers ser parlents de Pierre Lott

PisErs Lott, el gran novOIiuts y poets,
qusd6 8oEprOndido Rl leer On uno do lOI
diaries principalOs On Paris el OiguientO re-
Clamo:
I'M. Pierre Lott, 81 inventor del apara'
to Rutom6tioo para Cejer rGt6neg, BuplicR
al pdblioo que no 10 c0nfundAn con cisVto
ONballero que llsVa enc mismo nombTe y
que gGno 90 vida escEibiendc. FL iLvin'
tor del SpaFGto, eBtG muy Contento con p)'
der deOiE que no tisns ni6g6n PaFOr tgGO1
con Ol eBCEitor de Du miBmo nombrs que,
poF lu pNrte, 81 tiens IN uegOcio muy In
oEativo."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
iVive Vd. On Santurce?

SVive Vd. on Santurce?
iESta Vd. CansadO de pasar la
mitad de su vida en- los desviOs de
los tranVfas?
jDesea Vd. ganar una hOra al
dia en- sus Viaios a Santurce?
Gle agradarfa>a a Vd. Viajar con
cOmOdidad?
jQUiero Vd. que Su dinePO no in
VortidO le prOduzca Un 100 ps?
jDesea Vd. que Su prOpiedad au-
mente en- ValOr?
81 auf fusEP, tome aCcioneB de "Ths
Porto Rico Automovile Transportation Co.
10 Cusl comps MIA 90 propon0 eOtAblOcer
una linea de AUTOMOBILES, con ca
bida para 30 paSajorOS, entire San
Juan y Santurce.
Las aCciones dc elts CompAfiR DO offO
csn Al p6blico $50 90 CRdR una, no
hay duda a'gunR do que los dividendoS do
cRdR acCi6n equivRldr6n para el que resi-
da en- SsntuFce 10 que le C0stRFiau loE
diveEEoB viajsB 6 Fan Juan = regEes0
8RutuTca duEante al die.
Los fancionarioE mismbroB de In jan
to Directive, son lol niguisntsR:
Joaquin MationzO, Preuidants, San Juan.
FrRLk AntonGRnti, ViOe-pralidante, San
Juan.
Enrique Damensch, socrstRFio, sRu
Juan.
Ralph swIggstt, Tsuorsro, San Juan.
Junta DireOtiva.
Msriano PeBqueEa.
Frank AntonsRnti.
Ralph Swiggstt
Enrique Domenech.
G. FL. Martin.
Admintstrador.
G. Fl. MaPtiu.
IofoEmes detalladoa pusden cbtenaEH
diFigi6udosa ousIquiers ds IOu funCiona
riCR de Is compsnfH, 6 & Bu AdminiAtrAdoT
6v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
lnlIGlllR GENERAL

. CoNsEJOs IA LAS MADREs.-El larabe
ealmante de la Sefiora Winslow debe
usarse siempre que los nihOs estan en- ell
periodic de Ia detenci6n. Proportions ALI
vioinmediatO al pequefio pacfente, produ-
dOlor y Ell angelic despierta muy vivo =
alegre Es muy agradRble al paladaT,
calma al nifio, RblandR sus dolores, hace
faciles Ia funcionen del estomago y regula
los intestinos. Els el mejor remediO COMO
Cido para la diRrrea va prOvenga esta de La
dentici0n de cualquiera CtER CausR.
Tengase mucho cuidadO en- pedir el "JRER-
ne Calmatne de la Se1ora WinslOW": es el
meiOr de tOdOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
COLEGlO De San PABLO
Ca7ys del SantO CFSsto, San. Juan p. r

Bajo 0l patroCini0 del IItmP. sF. ObiBpo
? diFigido p0E los HeFmanos de lR8 EaCus'
Las ORiBtianag abRiF6 Bu nuev0 curse sBC0
laF el dia pRimoEo de SstiembEe. Curses;
elemental, msdio, aCRd6miOo y OomsrOial.
So admiten alumnoB internog, medic ia
t0FnoB y sxEsEnos.
PfdaBs Gl pEoBp0Cto del Director.
3Ov.L HeTmGsO BIimOn9 F. s. O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
PORTO RIGAN EXPRESS COMPANY
sERv1OIO DE EXPRESS POR LA L1NEA DEL TROLLEY
JUAN CAqUAa

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

PARA La PRESENTE ESTACION. Los mu-
chRchOs de "La Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resuelto ell problema de la gente
de gusto en- Puerto Rico. EIlOs son los
iniCOs que han cOnseguidO tener en- su
msgnGf1co estableci mientO ell surtidO mas
complete de los artfculOs del ramO. ALI
nunca faltan las legftimas camisetas de
crepe y de hilO nj carecen de las meiores
medias para sefioras y nifOs asf como
para caballerOs. NOntratos directOs con
Tabricantes les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
cuantO pueda pedirse y los mejores pre-
cios. No hay quien yea J no cOmpre los
iuegOs de cintas dorothy" que venden
en- cajitas dos Iazos una banda, 6 en- ca
jitas de seis lazOs; podemOs servir cual-
quier color preciO desde S LIS s 6 ell
iuPgO. Yea ell gran lote de bcrdadOs Y en-
cafes cuya realization hacemOs menOs
de la mttad de preciO. En- telas b.ancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
mos tipOs especiaIes en- Persian Lown,
Frensh Organdi y cuanto ell pdbl1co de
gustO necesite- Pida muestras 8 visite
nuestrOs grandes almacenes y segu1amen-
to hallara cuautO necesite. P. o. B. 764.
TelefOnO 278. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

ENTIRE lou CompradoTs1 de rolojol q
plREOB On Ia ioysria do F. KshEhAhn y Go
90 EegalA I'M Fsloj "Waltham" aemanAl'
msnt0. La Ultima BemRnR Obtuvo uno el
BoCio Befiar Miguel C1fieIlaB San juan.