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A FEW OF THE EASTER HATS.

nant Characteristic OF the seasons milli-
merry lies. High effects are the rule, and
in some instances this tendency to soaring
lines goes to spectacular extremes
Ostrich pumes set stiffly on end wings
Of great sweep pointing sharply upward,
Iigrettes OF great roses or other flowers
nodding high at front or side, pheasant
plumes. gourah feathers, &c, extending 70
an astonishing point beyond the hat and
head lines--all these have grown familiar
to us; and yet, as we have said, the rank
and Ale Of the new hats are delightful. and
every woman can surely find something
becoming provided she has the taste TO
know what is becoming TO her and is not
led away by love for the bizarre.
Among the small hats there are two gen.
eral types, the somewhat heavy turban,
usually Of draped straw OF other material.
and the hat Of high, sharply defined crown
and close curling brim, but there are null
titudinous variations.
The heavier turbans trimmed with sweep
ing feathers OF one sort or another or with
flowers call for face somewhat large and
profusion Of hair, and when not too heavy
are comfortable, practical shapes over
which a veil goes we'll, but they are not so
new a. the small hats OF sharper outline.
and though these last are not for every
woman, when they are becoming they have
tremendous smartness and piquancy
especially in connection with trig tailored
trailing costumes.
The small models Of the sketches are Of
the less severe and trying lines, the crown
angles being filed in by trimming; but small
soping crowns or jam pot crowns in COM
blnstion with narrow curling bnus aud
trimmed simply by some fat band or scarf
around the crown and some stidening or
feather brush are immensely popular in
Pars and are shown by all importers
Among the larger hats, leaving the new
sailor out Of the question, there is some
general conformity Of line despite the
spparent bewildering variety. The high
crown and the vide brim turning up more
or less sharply at the left front or left side
ara the rule.
The genuine cloche and mushroom shapes
are out Of date. though some Of the Louis
XVI. models in net or lace suggest the
familiar lines, but many Of the brims.
majority Of them, in fact, droop low on the
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houses Of FlD.ss. ISlso vii tryt 10 GsspOSh@
boys away.
Another boy says:
promise not 10 play near or around Sny
hospital When I do pass WIN keep my
mouth shut tight beoauss there ere many
lnVAlids there. Nor will make myself =
perfect nuisance
Many Of the boys not only pledge them.
selves TO quetness, but add that they VIII
zee 70 II that every one else keeps quist too'
thus:
In this following address intend 70 keep
my promise truthfully. Firstly. 10 TO take
care Of the first person. which is myself,
and secondly, TO see that the smaller children
will enjoy themselves elsewhere and not
near the hospitals, For ell this I give my
word Of honor to the Antl-Nolss League
will also stop the other children II they
tie tin cans 10 dogs tails becaus the elk pepl
will get noivis
One cautious little fellow says
IhaVe promised not to make any noise around
sick people or hospitals, unless II is lmpossl-
ble.
Other replies have quaint little touches
Here are some Of them:
MI DEAB Miss RICE promise that will
never make noise near a hospital. Posi-
lively know!
lam one who will be only too glad to obey
your ruls
| will make no noise Trust in me and you
will find out what | promise will be true.
| insist upon doing all can for you. As
this card is small will end my writing In
good wishes your friend
promise to behave myself like a perfect
lady,
promise TO be a intelligen boy.
One reply from Public School IS was
written in this manner:
With ell my heart promise you
just what you advised us 70 do;
] am willing TO obey your plan
To make the least noise ! can
Before q hospital.
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EASTER hats ATTRACTIVE
HEIGHT or CROWN 4 FEATURE
or SPRING MILLINERY.

ne Favor Of the his Sailors Not Likely 10
Last-Amall HatS Of TIVE Types-sOme
styles Becoming 70 Only a Few-FlOW.
srt and Ribbons Of Great Beauty.
en- early spring and a late Easter have
combined TO make the Easter hat a matter
Of fact a. we'll as matter Of tradition this
year Straw hats bloomed early and while
there are eIGggerations and monstrosities
a. there always are, the percentage Of at
traotive hats is large.
For q time II was rather difficult to get
used 70 the fashion in which the hats nestle
down upon the head, and even now some
oi the heavy shapes set very low with
bsndeau are amazing, but the late winter
French hats prepared us to some extent
for this freak, and American women as
olaas are not carrying the mode quite so
far - do the Parisians
Possibly the one Of the new hat shapes
most susceptible to burlesque is the new
sailor. and though a few women succeed
In looking chic in the most enormous type
Of this hat as turned out by an expert
milliner, swarms Of cheap limitations are
already on view. and the chances are that
the fastidious woman will loathe the very
word sailor by the end Of spring.
There are more large shapes than small,
and yet among the small and medium size
hats there is great variety, and indeed
we're Il not for the height Of crown many
Of the models at first thought cIassed as
large would really fall under the heading
Of medium
ltis in this height Of crown that the domi-
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PREACHER LENT A HAND.
Made Most OF the Concrete Blocks for .
Big New Church.

The Rev. ". W. Delhi and his oongrega-
ton OF Sterling, ILL.,, have just finished
a large and unusual stunt in the line OF
church work The labor unions may get
after the pastor and call for his union card,
but II will be too late. The pastor has
done the job.
Mr.. Delhi, who 10 a Methodist Episco-
palian, has broken the record in building
up his church. that favorite ambition with
ministers, He has done the thing literally,
and the result is one OF the largest churches
vest of Chicago. Il seats 1 100 persons,
10 100 feet by lO0 and il built by contract
would have cost at least SIS 900.
The pastor and his flock pitched in and
made the concrete blocks OF which the
building is constructed. They have been
two years at II. but the work is finished
now and the church was dedicated a week
or two ago.
The minister himself made more than
half the blocks, and owing to the saving
effected by his work and that Of other in
dustrious members Of his flock the cost Of
the building was brought down to $4,000
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charm and quaintness.

charm and quaintness.
wreath Of rather small roses in creamy
pinks lay around the angle twiSt brim and
crown. and around the very top Of the
crown was folded soft blue ribbon which
was tied in bow at the front. Over this
ribbon fell frill Of lovely sheer lace, and
second fril coming from under the ribbon
fell over the upper edges of'the roses
Pongee figures conspicuously in millinery
az in costumes and coats, facing brims,
forming whole draped crowns folded
into scarfs, 6c. The pongees printed in
beautiful designs and colorings are espe-
cially liked for trimming purposes, and one
Of these smart pongee scarfs in vivid yet
harmonious coloring is as chic trimming
as can be selected for simple outing hats.
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SodiSty charity function. Sleeves and bod
iOO fitted olosely and smoothly without .
touch Of fulness. and the skirt through
out . part Of Ia length fitted almos1 -
mugly; but for the multitude any aloh
radiOalism b stlll far In the future and
the Increasing SlosenesS Of the silhousets
lines l. usually relieved by ClnginE toldi
and drapsFies.
The abort WaiIbod bodice and princes
or Empire Skfrt seem firmly n1ed In public
favor for the summer season. Beyond
that-well, wo Shall 80 what wo shall sss
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$4,000 CHILDREN PLEDGED
THEY PROMISE NOT TO BE NOISY
m HOSPITAL ZONES.

Public School Pupils Enlisted In the Anti.
Noise MOyoment-GOOd Intentions Set
Forth With Much variety Of spelling
other Things the children Promised.
By permission Of the Board Of Education
the Society for the Prevention Of Unneces-
cary Noise has founded a ohildrens hos
pital branch for the purpose Of enliSting
the interest Of school children In securing
quiet in the hospital districts. The go
ciety has already brought about the crea-
ton Of hospital zones within which truck
drivers must slow down TO a walk and
automobilists must desist from unnecessary
blowing Of horns.
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HOTEL KEYS RETURNED,
But Not Often, says the Clerk, Although
the Way Is Made Easy.

INt way ~ WHut FHAy'
well there's the first onein long while, >
said the hotel clerk, as the postman slapped
down the mail on the desk
"The first what9' asked the guest.
The first KEY we've got back in a long
time" replied the man behind the counter,
as he picked up the key with stamp affixed
10 the big tag on it, you know they take
them away all the time and we have tags
made with a direction printed thereon to
stick on a stamp and they'll come back
10 u.s. But | guess that the percentage
Of returns is small
almost no one takes away a key with
the intention Of stealn ng It, but some folks
keep them as souvenirs when once they
get them home
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Conflscated 1.OOO Fencc Po.t..

From ht Sonia ~ N'u Ms.icdn.
Special Agent Frank Grygla Of the United
States Land ONCE recently seized 1000 fence
posts which we're illegally cut in Union county
BY non-residents from Colorado.
The Department OF the Interior Ia making
special Efforts to stop all illegal cutting OF
timber. and special agents are kept busy
looking after the public domain. Additional
arrests will likely be made The Depart
ment In each instance is willing to com
promise. providing the offenders will pay
for the timber taken at a little higher price
than they could have secured II had they
purchased II legally.
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o.. Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
Women's Suits and Dresses

STRICTLY TAILORED SUITS
Serge, Panama and fancy stripes. $3.50, $500
HIGH GRADE SUITS, styles and combinatons
Copies Of foreign models $3.50, $500, 5000
TAFFErA JUMPER DRRsSEs-chscks and stripes. Ias0
COATS and WRAPS-select showing Of latest French ideas
In Lace, TafetG and Silk.
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Novelty WoolIen Fabrics

productions Wool Silk Wool Stripes Cheek.
and Fancy Effects English and Scotch Tailor Cheviots and
Chiffon Broadcloths.
sERGES and MoHAIR, for travelling and
Ssshors; navy white and cream, yard, LOO, LIS, so
FANCY SPRING SUITINGS, yard, 05C | 25 | So
BLACK MoHAIR, 50 inch. Value $I7s yard, Q5c
SEAcK HoHAlR SlclIlAN % inch Value SLas yard, csc
BLACK VoILE' 'T'P sH'A' ~ inch Special yard, 65C
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IMPORTANT SALES OF

ST. Gall Embroidery Flouncings,
All Over Laces and Dress Nets.
Ore- T1d and Ore-HoF 0H Regular Price,
FLoUNcINGS Of finest Swiss Embroidery
IttO rs inch. Regularly &I.7s sH t1s yard rs to 100
inch. " $500 to 5000 yard .35 to 200
IS inch. " $3.50 to tI7OO yard 90 to S25
ALL OVER LAcES- rs inch, In Imitation Irish
Net and VGeneiennes-large variety Of patterns
Regularly $3.50 to $40 yard. .05 to ESQ
CHANTILLY DRAPERY NETS, As nch-black and cream.
Select designs suitable for entire Costumes
Regularly S27s to &.7s yard. so to 500
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Presentation Linens

SPECIAL lHPoRTATIoNs OF SELECT AND EXCLUSIVE
NOVELTIES IN LINENS FOR WEDDING GIFTS, INcLJD-
ING FRENCH HAND MADE LINENS, PLAIN OR TRIM
NED WITH FINE REAL LAcEs, ALSO IN FINEST IRISH
AND MADEIRA HAND EMBROIDERY AND JAPANESE
DRAWN WORK FOR TABLE, sIDEBoARD OR DRESSER.
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GS"'tns&oec
q DRY GOODS CARPETS UPHOLSTERY IA

Wedding Gowns and Outfits
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS HAvE BEEN MADE FOR
EXECUTING ORDERS AT MOST MODERATE PRICES FOR
BRIDAL GOWNS, BRIDESMAIDS DRESSES, RECEPTION
AND DINNER GOWNS, TRAVELLING SUITS AND WRAPS.
WEDDING GOWNS 10 order from l25.00
BRIDESMAIDS DRESSES $500
TAILORED SUITS $500
Real Lace Wells ScarfS cesr and Cuff Sets, Sleeves and
hnO Real LacSS. Fine French Hand Made Lingerie,
House Gowns and Wrappers
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SPECIAL OFFERING OF
Black Dress Silks

a inch BLACK TAFFETA SILKS. Value SIIs yard,
~ BLACK CREPE DE CHINE. SL7s "
a =" BLACK CREPE DE- CHINE " $500 &"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-08
IA FIESTA En- CANO.
tiburOnes.
Ia slmPatICa Maria lsdssna HOmpit
una hoteIIa de ChsmpaIgne en-
Ia pTOa de Ia DIsgs.
ERG ietO tuO pBOsta O. nOVlmlOntO ls IHgs'
nIosa nGauInarla fnneI0RHRd0 admIFlbIO'
BsRIO,
CDe nasstro sOrrsspOnsaI)

ARaCiho, Junio 7.-El gsbRdo tuv0 In
gar On esta CiUdad como - pReviamonts
habfsmos anuuciad0 ID heFmoBa fiesta con
que 81 aeEoE WenceslRo BoEdRR hijo, inRu'
guFRbR los tFabAjos de CRfio tibuRono8 a
las doCa del dfa On IN RnO6n y poE 81 re
D0PkieFon lOa inVitsdoB ac0mps fiRdoR de Is
Banda de mdsiOA EsCelaE hasta 81 litio
donde en- ampia tienda de Csmpafia - en-
contF ba egpl6ndidements BeRvida una me-
aa CubieEta de sPstitOsoB maDjaHes vinos
licares.
Aoto continue Dc BiEvi6 d sEpl6ndido
bRnqueta que pFasidfa lR diatinguida eSpO'
50 del senior Bsrdas cram comsnGRlsI Las
distingui3as damsa BefioERs de RossI de
LedsHma, de TTavieso, de Boyd, seEOEa
hiiaB de Lsfranc stfioHits MIRA LedeB.
ma Iog seEoRes Mufoz Rivers, Bslb6s,
doctor r. fael dsl Vale, BFRu, Manuel ,
GPegorio LedeBma, alcRlde Perez Avi eg,
Lodo. Acosta QaintsEo, cspif6n 8chsttini,
padre r. zach, SAnz, BoTdaB padre, doctor
Roses, doctor Alem&n, doctor Boyd, Raj
dirig, Libby, Adorno, Matos BeRnior,
Lodo. Gomez, Lodo. AmRdo Rivers, LCd0.
sulivsrea, Lodo. J. M. Lopss, LCdo. Bo
meta, Laopoldo Bordsg, Marin (AEtuFo)
LeIR&QCS C2ps Co4eB ObE0aS
Con 81 champagne inici6 lOs bEindis 81
senior Mu6oS Rivera con 90 RCostumbTRda
slecusnoia hacieadoIo poE la- diBtinguidR
dama que pEsBidfs, poF 81 seaOF BOFdas
Padre J poE 10 inauguration de esos tFaba'
Jos que tanto bisn tienen que producer 6
toda Ia COmaFca de AFecibo. OontinuREon
loB brindis poE los BsforsB Babies, Sulive'
reu, RsldiriB, Matou BeFnieF, AdoEnO, Ro.
ssB, doctor Vale, LeopoldO BoFdsBS y
Lcdo M. Perez Avil6s.
Ssguidamente toda 10 GoncuRTenciR pRso
la Draga qua iba & soF bsndecida. lle-
vando Z Cabo IL osTsmonia 81 pRdEG
Rexach, , uisndO Ia madrinR la aimp6tioa
sefiorita Maria Ledeama, la que taFminRda
Ia oeTsmonia rsligiOua Eompi6 una botOlla
de Chapsgne en- 10 proa de eats iDgenioSe
maguinsRis que acto nsguido comenE6
tie baiaF, funCionando acknowledgements.
81 senior WenceSl0o BoEda, di6 laa grR
Ciaa & lo1 oonCuEr0ntsB E0gFeaRndo todoB
ls ciudad ContsntoB y BatiAfechoB do tan
sgYadab!a festival.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-08
GUAYNABO, BARRIO
republican, de Ba-
yam60, pOr Ia inde-
pendenCia.
Sc HabeIa contra la PateTnaI tutOria
del gohisrnO de Ia Ciudad.
Ala snWgia Del doctor GOrdOf0, GOiicaRIa Do
rlGhl OICltAIGl,
JUAN BRASCHI.
Director Inferno.
Dc maestro OOTTs6pON0aI)

JuniO s.-LoR hRBtR RhorG pRCffcoB We
cinos de 4uyanab0, poblado de eBta muui'
ofrRlidad Ra han sEblevRdo pRcfhcRmanta
pratenden que 20 lea Conc0dR 30 bntiguo
muniCipi0.
Basan e:los % pstioi6D en que no 20 les
atisnde On NADIA. No tienen m6diCOI como
10 tiane CataHo; no 90 les RFFeglN IL plaza
como ae RRrOgla IR de CstsGc; no tienen
RlumbFado, nj eBPeFAuzR do tensRlo y, en-
Cambio, tien0n doce bRFrioh que le peFtene'
cen 81 que ContribuyOl lSB caTgaB
mEniCipaleG
Egt8g OtRag TaBOnaB son lRB que expo
men los de Guynabo para que 20 les conOs
do 90 indspsDdenciR. ELlOS eatSn eduCRdoB
pg2a 81 gobisrno propio, como otEoB 10
eat6n para el agOno.
Ell doctor CoFdeFo, inspector de Sani'
dad 6 81 CiOI6n higi6nico como le GpOllidan
aqui deude sI VisFnes pRBado, Dc hR retiTR'
do, dsjando On terrible degC0ntSnto todoa
aquelloB que CaYeTou bsjo BU inspection.
Y como tOdo RhoFa hR de BometsRse Ia
apFobRci6n BRnitREis, por madio de IN
plano, a.IfR buOno que ls prelG 1tRBen
81 p'auo del kiopko dc la PlNER, una de
lRS 0bEsB de aFta que mas diBtingue = EN-
ballaCe nueatFo ornate. Yo teDgo la gegu
Eidad dc que 81 doctor Oor1Gro no GO fj6
On 81, d se flo, astaES satudiando 81 mo
do de que ege kiosko, no sfs0 mas eI ornate
PeEjudiqus los veCinoR. /.
-Ea faVoERblsmsnta ComsntsdR ID aOti
tud que adopt6 81 COnCSjsl Gefior RifAe
Rivera, con motive dol 0stado HanitaFio d
esta Ciudad. El u Eor Rivera BiempEe hl
tonido entsEsER de OAr6cteE pRr0 BoBtensI
suB opinioBes. Aunque adveTsaEio F0litiol
dal nsRioE Rivers, % sCtitud RhoEa, Comr
On otraa ocauioneB, NOS hs Hido muy sim
pGiiOs dignR Dc elOgiog ssbemo9 quC
81 Citado amigo, Va & bRCar unR energies
OampsRR EobTe otFo impoFtant8 aguntc
SiOmprs que Bss en- bsnsfoio pdblioO, mol
tsu dFA el se1oP Rivera Bu lRdO.
-NusatEo distinguido amigo = Connota
do unioniatR don Lo6n Ramos, FepFGssntAn
e do IL Puerto Rico Leaf hs BslidO ho7
para Manad an Rsuntos de ls fmpora &
gonpsnfe dignaments EepFsIentada ToF 81
Felfs vis.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-08
CONTRA La PESTf BUBONICA
Rattle. Virus IfquidO;
MOuTatuS-.vilUS geIatinOSO.
PMO Ia destruction 8IslOmitIGO E Infsub1O De
rAttS y ratOaOs, blSadO O. los dItImOS
aduIlntOs Do 10 Gl0RCIa bltt0rlo6glG0.

Sd biOn sRbidO que estoB FoedorsB no
solo son los conduCtoFes de enfsEmedades
moEtalea para Ia familia humana, Bino
que son, adsm6F, los destEuctoyas de una
GnoFms CRntidSd do meECaderiaB, de gra.
nos, do animalts y do aEtfcu!o1 alimenti
clos que hay neCeSidsd dc almaceuaE p,ra
sl consume do les poblaCiones para ox,
psadeF y traBmitir 81 exterior.
Los m6todos haBta hoy ugados paEa des.
tEuir eatos de limos = detsAtAbleB hu6ppsdes
obiigsdcs de lss CRaa8, bodegaV, almaconeB,
muIlleG estaciOn0l , dc cuRnto edificio pG.
blico exiSte han Bid0 infructuoaoP.
Las expOEimentou bRctsEiol6giCou praCti.
CsdoS 6ltimRments han venido rsSolver
la question. Mediants sl uBo del Rati'
to" que ingiersn Bin difoultad los roadorsB
20 produce entire sll0u una intoxicaci6n
mortal que solo Rtaca & 10 espeCis que
en- manara slgunR 81 tfsnHiva para d hem.
bTe ri "Ratit0" no solo mRts & Il rata
que 10 come HinO que ID suvenens 10
vue'vs contagious para todon los Foodore5
do lR f.milis PxtsFmin6ndolon & todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-08
Ohjetos de utlIldad y fantasia.

El eatablecimisnto de ID calle San Fran
cisco, ''LaS NovsdadoB'', jguo impoEtsn'
do On CadR vspoE loB mejoFes aEticuloB d
utilidAd = fantasia pFoCsdonteB de EItadoU
UnidoU, EurCpR : .AIiO, ,'GB que eStan d 81
Cancs de todaB Les fortunSS. CAmS6 para
mNt,imonio con IuI RCO0IoTioB, lee hay lin
dfSima1 , de veEdadsEo aEtO. SombTePon,
oSenCias fnaB, gusnteI, panuOloB, juegoI de
tooRdoE gabineto, slfombrh, bstonRduFas,
l6mpaFap, CuadroT, poltAIOI, obietoI japo'
uess1. sltatuaFiA y CriItAleTfR, 0tC., ETC., q
hsllR IiOmpTs { elCOjeE ca 81 elegantc
sltsblsCimiGnto "LAS NovSdadOs". rs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-08
Mota De dusIO.

En- la ofcina del attorney general 90 hB
reCibido nm tslegramR noticiando 81 falls'
cimionto oouFFido 81 Sabado 6ltimo en-
MRysgdsz, las de la tarde, del que fG6
distinguido I6vsn LCdo. Carlos BlRnGg.
De8empO6aba tltimsmsnte 81 ssfiOE
Blanea 81 cargo de jueE municipal de Hu.
mscsO ,, por motive dc 90 dslicRda Balud,
hRbfs lido MsyagusE & paHRE una COTtR
tempoRRda.
PsFtensCia 81 fDadO una distinguida
familiR de Is soOiodad mayaguesRna y "a
falleCimisrto hs sido aIlf muy ssntido
"LR CoEgeBpondenCia" On via % mGs Ien'
lido pesRme & los doudos del que cumpli6
90 ioFnsda en- la vida tsmpFRna sdad ?
cuandO la juvantud la brindabR Fisuefio
poEvsniF.
Pas stsEnR 81 que fu6 en- 81 lsno del
AItaimo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-08
SuGESOS EN- LalSLh.

Rio PfedRn1, Junie -En d msEAna
de hoy fuf aviSAdo que Gn q rio ''PuaEto
Nuavo'' fPonta 81 deu0mbAEcsd9R0 dc San
Patricio habfR "a homb10 ahogado: CONS.
titufme lugar del GuCoIo nc0mpR fRd0 Dc
Juoz a Pas gsfioT MaECano, sncsntERndo
d Cad6Yor % un hombEe color blnnC0. oB.
tatUEn alta y gEue1o, quion no he podido
idsntiRcARBo p0R tOnoF t0da d cars, PiO1 =
mRnOg E0ida8 p0F lQ8 oos1 estBR On e.
tad0 do putrsfacci6u. CadGvsR fa6 Condu.
Cido csmentsgio ca ssta poblaci6D, donde
poF oEdan fiscal 1s Io praOtiCark autOpIin,
puos cEeO sa tEata do an hGcbo criminal.
Contindo inveIi Cionon J dare CuGnta
EO8ultadoE. saFgsnto IgaEavideE.
JunC0p, Junio 5.-En una cara muY
CsFCana E asta poblaOi6n . .halls padeCien.
do d0 ViEuela1 q indig0ntO lamado Flor
RiVeTa, de 10 cpal al Cuents 1eguidamento
q ciu 81 de SAnidad e1ta poblaCi6n. Ca
bo sim6.
Arecibo, Junio 5. 5.--saFgsnto PaChscO J
cabo Castillo aYEeHtRn Jos6 Gonzalez
Dfaz (a) Monrroi. para qas Cnmpla CON
dOna de dos a6oB tres mOgeB que foe inn
pue1ta On 81 aio 1905 que no hR Bido ex'
tinguidS. 8chettini.
Playa do Ponce, Junio 4.-ER Is ma
nsnR de hoy UuiCid6se individuo sixto Ri
vera, cole gGndoEo dO un tibol del csmen'
toEio de sStA loCaIidad: inventigado Caso
resuItR voluntaEio: al CuentR aptoFidRdOF.
-Cabo CepeEo.
MoCR, JUNO l. : Jos6 Soto Area, YsCino
bAPEio COntro este E6-mino di6 muoEta De
una pufRlGdA con ravniA & Antonio Pom
CO YsCino bRFEio, RTrestado 81 Soto oC1'
p6ndoIe dichA anna. Juez entisnds.-
Cabo Rosado.
Yabucoa, Junio 6. -TaFd0 hoy ocuFri6
inCendio bAHFio LimoneB frents ICsFEetsTR
entR Jurisdiction, quOmfndoss una CsIA
pFopiedRd GsTm6n NogueFaU, fusEER este
pueBto vOCinoa del barEio tuYioron que
deutruir pRRte casa dc RiCardR Lsbr6n
pRTs eviter COntinuaTR etc. InyOltigado
hOcho Ee1uItR casual.-Cabo Ssto.
YRbuCoa, Jonio 7.-Hoy P. N. fusrcn
aTFeltadoG pov fueEzs este puOgto % bRrTio
JaORnAs eOtS jurisdiction, individuoS En-.
Eiqus E8CTibBno y FranCiGco Santiago, or
Eifla, gsliendo heFido en- una mano b San
tiago, quien - enCuentFa en- 81 hospital.
JueE oonoCe aAunto. ~ Cab0 Soto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-08
V9lia EIcglGi01aI.

Cinturones, modelos nuvos
en- elasticos y seda de colores.
Estilos Bordados a 10 y 25
ctys. uno. Exceptional.
Los dltimos colores de la
moda en- cintas para Gin
turones, que vendemos a 30
centavos yarda, estilo de gran
furor para esta estacion.
Sombrillas. Un gran sur
lido, en- blancas, bordadas y
en- colores, desde so centavos
uno. Exceptional.
Bucles de pelo, on todas los
matices, 4 ,S0-75 gl-00 $3.50
uno. Trenzas de $2-00y S4-00
una, gran novedad.
Mitones de soda en- todos
colores que su precio es $3.50
a IS centavos, Exceptional.
Guantes de hilo y seda en-
todos colores y prec'os.
Flores y plumas para ador-
node sombreros. I'm bonito sur
lido, en- los dltimos caprichos
de Ia moda.
Pasadores para sombreros.
Nnnca hemos traido tantos
modelos nj tan capr:chosos.
Velos para la cara 81 mejor
surtido.
Cuellos corbatas para Sc
noras en- bordadcs y colores.
Ultima moda.
Pidan nuestra lista de Ar
ticulos de Venta Exceptional,
infnidad de objetos a mitad
de su costo. Alfombras, Ca
mas, Lamparas, Bajillas y
Objeto para viaie &.
Cintas es un articulo que
siempre nos hemos esmerado
en- 81 y tenemos gran varia-
dad, desde nuestra especiali-
dae de 10 ctvs. yarda hasta
la mas RIGA para banda etc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-08
UNIVtRSIDAD De PU RIO RICO.
OfICInl lSI PFOSIaORtO.
ANUN 10.

En las cGcinaa del Presidelte do la
UnivaraidAd do Puerto Rico se r0cibirEn
preparedness bajo BobrO ceTFadO = poF CuR.
drupliCado para 81 enBanchs que hay que
hsc0r en- 81 ediiCio de ID EsCpeIs Modelo,
Rio PiedEaB, p. r., haDta lag diez de lG
mafiRnR del MaIteI do JuniO, hoEA On
que Rs AbEiran todaB Lao pEoponiCionsG.
Para informsS Pusden diTijiEEs dichRB
ofcinas, Un dep6sito de vsinto , OinCO
C$25 O0) dollars us exigs para Rs0guHaF 10
devOluOi6n dc los planes , pliegoS de CON.
diCioneI.
sa TsIOTva 81 dsroOho dc EsChagar una
tOdaI Las prOpoBiCiOnOL
Los IObrsB en- que Bs EOmiten dObOEEn
IlevAr enCrito 10 1iguiente: sPRoponici6n
para conBtruiE IN onnancho 10 casa EE-
cuela ModeIo dc Rio PiedFaB, 2. RI, y
dsbsn gsr diEigidoB Al PEesidSntO de IL
Universidad de Puerto Rico, D0pAFtamen'
to de EducOci6n, San Juan, P. r.