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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
CELEBRATE Welded
LIFE OF 60 YEARS
A. P. SwantOn and Mrs. Swan
ton of Santa Cruz Enter
tain Many Friends

SANTA CRUZ, March 13-Sfxty
years of married life were celebrated
March IL by A. P. Sw.anton and Emily
Jane Parshley Swanton at the home of
their son. Fred W. Swanton. of this
city. The couple We're married in 1S4S
and have lived together in the greatest
happiness. Two Hundred friends joined
with them in their anniversary cele-
bration and the merriest in the throng
were the two old people whose we'd
ding day was being celebrated for the
sixtieth time.
The couple received their friends
felicitations in a floral bower They
We're seated on chairs which were
joined with a broad ribbon, beneath a
wedding bell of red earnations and
ferns. On the background of the floral
setting were the numerals ",4S-0S.''
After the bests had been received
the bride and groom of SO wedding days
joined actively in the merry making,
mingling with the company in perfect
enjoyment of the occasion.
A P. Swanton was born in Gardiner.
Ne. July IA, 1926. and Mrs. Swantons
birthplace is Lewiston. Me-. where she
was born five years later In 1864 the
husband came TO California to be fol-
lowed two years later by his wife. Dur
ing the long period of their life in this
state they have made many firm
friends, and the closest of these were
present at the anniversary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
BIG FURNITURE STORE
OPENS TO-DAY IN MISSION
Harry j. Moore Company In
vites Public to Inspect Hand
some New Establishment

That pride and loyalty which resi-
dents of the Mission show toward the
merchants .of that district should be
well exemplified today, when a new
store will be opened in Mission street
near Sixteenth, a point centrally To-
Gated and easy of access The new es
tablishment is to be opened by the
Harry J. Moore company. which will
operate furniture house similar in all
features with their place in Eddy
street
For two weeks carpenters, painters,
window drapers and decorators have
been fitting up the store. and this morn
ing there will be displayed an extensive
assortment of elegant furniture, hand
some carpets. tasteful draperies, stylish
rugs. stoves and other articles of house
furnishing. selected to be on par with
the stock in the big Eddy street store
conducted by the Harry j. Moore COM
pany The high grade of the goods in
dicates that this store is TO be a per-
manent addition to the Mission shop
ping circle The front of the store has
been finished in the same shades of
green that dress the front of the Eddy
street establishment The interior is
harmoniously appointed.
That the Harry J. Moore company
should open its store at this time shows
the firms faith in the future of San
est confidence in the Mission as a busi-
ness center and expects to do a large
business as soon is it is known that his
store is quoting the lowest prices.
The public is invited to the opening
today. A musical program by a brass
band will be one of the features of the
opening day.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
WANTS MORE POWER
Railroad Commission Recon-.
mends Laws to Governor

The state board of railroad commits
sioners Yesterday approved it's annual
report, which had been prepared for
the board by Chairman Irwin, and
which will be submitted 10 the gov
ernor- The report urges the enactment
of laws giving the commission more
power and Jurisdiction and enlarging
the scope OF its activity.
The governor is besought TO secure
legislation which viii give the com
mission power to Investigate wrecks
and their cause, to act as a board OF
arbiters in disputes between railroads.
to force railroads to make arrange
ments for Interchange of passenger
and freight traffic and TO arrange time
schedules for the convenience OF the
public; to require roads to build side
tracks adjacent TO factories when or
dered- The report also requests that a
sufficient appropriation to meet the ex-
penses of its enlarged authority and
jurisdiction be made.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
Personal Mention

F. c. Lusk of Chico is registered
at the Fairmont.
H NJ. Yerington of Carson, New, is
a guest at the Fairmont.
DIR. G. Tucker Smith, L. S. N. is a
guest at the st. Francis.
C. d. Danaker. a lumberman Of
Chico. is at the st. Francis.
Seward A. Simons, an attorney of
Los Angeles, is at the st. Francis
DR.. w r. Prather of Adams Springs
is registered at the Pacific Grand
hotel.
Dr. f. S. Bogert, retired medical
director in the navy. is at the st.
Francis.
J. Morgan shuster of Washington.
d. c.. is among the new arrivals at
the Stewart.
William North and Mrs B. Levy Of
Ukiah were among the arrivals at the
Audubon yesterday
r. McCreadies OF Sacramento and j.
w. Harris and Mrs. Harris of Los An
geles are at the Dale.
d. w. Bean of Nevada City and A.
z. Witheral1 and son of Stockton are
at the New Lick house
Recent arrivals at the Hamlin are
Godfrey C. Raper of Castle Rock,
Colo, and f. b. Graves of Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Butler of Lowell.
mont. Butler is the son of former
Governor Benjamin f. Butler.
M. F. Blanchard and Miss c. H.
blanchard are guests at the Stewart.
They are registered from Santa Bar
bara.
Alfred. Doten of Reno, E. Williams
of Goldfield and George f. yogeI OF
New York registered at the Jefferson
yesterday.
Keitland X. Cutter and wife of Spo-
kane returned yesterday on the Man
churia from a pleasure trip to Homo
lulu and are at the Fairmont.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
Colonial are W. f. Scott and wife OF
Chicago. Mrs /. Patterson Of Pacific
Grove and Miss L. Lebus OF Los An
geles.
Simon Newman. the we'll known
grain merchant. accompanied by Mrs.
Newman and their two sons. Eddy and
Walter. leaves April s for a years
travel through the eastern states and
Europe.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14

contain all the published rates. is a
misnomer. is it not?'' persisted Webb.
Again Luce evaded specific reply.
That the Santa Fe was in reality in
no sense a competitor OF the Southern
Pacific between San Francisco and Los
Angeles was also averred by Luce. who
declared that II had never been con-
sfdered as such. except on large shares
of business.
The questions of special rates grant
ed shippers in various parts of the
state were taken up in detail by the
attorneys representing the shippers and
the state and the railroad. The hear
ing was. adjourned to meet again Mon
day morning.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
FAyORs FOvLER Bill

Irving T. Bush. vice chairman OF the
committee on commercial law OF the
merchants association. addressed the
board of directors of the association
yesterday on currency legislation Bush
has just completed a study OF the cur
rency question and spoke yesterday IN
favor OF the Fowler bill and in Oppo-
sition to the Aldrich measure
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Gossip of RaiIwaymea

s. F. Booth, general agent of the
Union Pacific. sin trouble with his
small son. who attends public school.
for young Booth has formed ideas
about his fathers historical knowledge
not entirely of complimentary nature.
For two weeks the younger Booth
attended lecture to his class on the
carly settlement of the western coun-
try by the Spaniards when the teacher
Informed them that the oldest town in
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rheaner Than Staxfpg I'D Homo

A 60 day voyage for S35c. covering nearly H.
600 miles. visiting three continents, su-
perbly appointed steamship. Full information at
Cooks Office, 81 Powell street, San Trsnctsco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14

Theodore Wagner and J. J. OIeary inspect
ors: Phil Dunn foreman: Frank Bderman r. w
Gallagher and J. p. Smith. trustees; II. r. Ds-
wilson and A. A Clute. business agents: J. I.
Rice. Eugene Manzenn1ayer, Charles Phillips
Harry Lusk and z. f. Dodge, examining board
the president. vice president. secretaries treas
urer. J. I. Rice. J. r Smith. Z. c. Isoouais A
4 CIute, Charles Seidick and b. G Christie.
executive committee; W a. Urmy. Earl John
ston. A. Kempston- 4 E. YoeH, 81. Antley. z.
G. Lcomis. p. A Clifford, A. A C1ufe and J. r.
Pursone delegates to the building trades council.
+. c. Loomis was appointed press secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14

Lodge No. 2se of the brotherhood Of
railway carmen Of America, at Its last
meeting received report from the
committee on entertainment that all ar
rangements have been completed for
the jinks to be given in St Helens
hail Tuesday evening. March "a. The
lodge received several applications.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14

At the shipsmiths and machinists'
meeting Thursday night the executive
committee reported that 1t had as
sisted two members in distress. Two
applications for membership we're pre-
sented and two candidates were in
itiated The meeting was followed by
a smoker.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14

IN addition 70 the elected officers for
the new union Of inside electrical
workers, the following have been
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14

which were referred to the committee
on investigation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14

on investi CATION.
varnisbers' and. polishers' union local
No. 134 has appointed a COMMITTEES to
arrange for a picnic. Three candidates
were initiated and several applications
were presented. These We're referred
to the Investigating committee.
The executive committee and the ex-
aninfng board of the steam filters
union will hold a special meeting Sun
day for the purpose of examining seven
candidates and discussing matters of
more than usual interest to the craft
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14

The Southern Pacific will put in ef-
feet new time card in the San Joaquin
valley March %, which will double the
service between Fresno and Coalinga
Passengers will then be able TO leave
Fresno at > p. M, arriving at Coalinga
$3.50 p. m. They will be able to leave
Coalinga at $50 a. m. and arrive at
Fresno at 10 a. M This will give the
residents of the territory west of Han
ford, to and including Coalinga, a
chance to spend a day at Vlsalia. Han
ford -or Fresno and return the same
day.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14

Jules Cierfayt is expecting his ap-
pointment as Persian consul in this
city and is studying .'Lalla Rookh'' in
order to perfect himself in his onerous
duties.
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DE S0CIElhl.

Los "EIEs." ."-El dfa 4 de los corrien.
tes Ism $50 r. m. ceIebgar6 una bo.
nitR fiesta On 50 "CIub" de Ia cRlle de
Is FortRleza, Ia conocida asociaci6n de los
"ElkG" "San Juan i. 972." EI sefior
GrahRms s. Rics, uusCEibo las iUvitacio'
neI que hRn circuIado para aquslla fiss-
tR y Ia raui6n promote resuItar, como otras
veOsB, sgpl6ndida9
Hisita.-Estd on santurcs, deude aver
ca casa de los distinguidou esposos Vsgs.
PeBqueFa, IL linda seforita do Bayan6n,
Carmen PeHqusra D6viIa. Esta CuTta
nina eH hija del senior jose de j. PesqueTa
de Bsyam6n y de ls diBtinguida sonora
In6l DSvila, eBpo1oI muy ConocidoB en- la
soCisdad de squsllR poblscg6n.
Anoehe dslsit6 Il ssnorita Pasquers
con la eiscuci6n On piano do escoiidas
piezas bailables, & algunoB amigos que Dc
EeunierOn en ia caBB en- que SO hoBpsda, icon
motive del BRnto del duefio de cuts.
SEMPER,
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ENUNClO De SURaSTA.
DEPARTMENT. DEL MTE-
RlOR De PUERTO RICO.

BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLICAs.
Ofcina del 8uperintsndente-ssu Juan,
Puerto Rico, diciembFs "A. 1907. Pro
posieiones On plisgos csrradou para Ia sd.
judicaCi6n en- pdbIica Bubssta del sunni
pistro, msdida sntrrga de piedrs an
bloquea y piedTa tgituFada caEcsio con
destino & ls caFEetara No. 8, Bacci6n Hu.
macao Playa, Nsguabo Playa, Ea admiti.
ran en- eBts cfcina haAta las q. m. del
dfa de Enero de 1908, On gus Sc abri.
ran pubIiCamante.
Tod0B loB datoB nsceGsrioB zs d8ran en-
egta ofeinR donde Bs encuentTRn de mani
fsBto todo1 los dooumentoS gus han de
Eegir On Is contEata , podIan recoger los
Iicitadores LOS modaIos ds pyopoaiciones
que han de regir On ls ContFata y podT6n
TeCogsF los icitadoEeB los modeIoB de pro
posicioneu que han de pressntar.
La administration Be TeBsrva 81 darscho
de Eecha2ar oualquiers todas las propo.
nicionus Por orden del Comisionado del
Interior, J. J. Jimenez, SupeEintendente
ds OhFag P6h!icaN IL 3vR
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DUpnrtluanto doI Interior d Puerto Rico.

Bureau de O5ras PubHoas Ofoina del
Superintendent
San Juan, Puerto Rico, diciembra 19
de 1907. Proposiciones On pliegOs carra-
dos para Ia adjudication en- pdblica Sc.
basta de la construction de 8 N kil6me.
troB de Is carreteFa No. IA, Hscoi6u Cen.
sumo Maricao, sa sdmitiran On esta Of.
Gina hasta los 10 de Ia mahans del dfa
8 de Enero do ], 908 On que SO abrirkn p6
blicRmenta.
El presupuesto aprcximadO de Las obrRB
aEoiende & $22 800
Todos los datos necesarios, impreBoa de
propohiciones, contratoE instrucciones 4
Ion postoreB sa dsr6n so egts Ofoina.
La Administration 90 TeBervs ell dere.
cho de rachszar cualquier to6aB Las pro-
poHiciones do sdjudicar 81 contrato bsjo
OtraH consideTacionsa que les dc prscio
solamsnte.
Per ordan del Comisionado del Inta
rior, J. J. Jin1eaeg, Sopariutendsnts de
ObrsB Pdblicag No. 3.-14 VS.
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PIANO PIANOLA.

Cuando PeacusB, Aho Nuevo y Reyes
90 acsEcnn, Ia nsavnE paEts de les padres
de iamiIla Es ancuentFan parplejos, sin
BabsT QUS EeRalaRla aus familiareB.
El que toDRR posibIes, no puedo daci3 Dir
90 por nada asa avantajs IN PIANO.
P1ANOLA, ana PJANOLA, 81 es que
"a siene un bnan niano.
La pfanola tree Il m6sica 81 hogsy,
mantsnisndo 81 espfritu siempre alegre
Al mismo tiempO que de reOrso, siEvs de
podssoSo auRiliar para q cultivo del gust J
4 Ia bue1a m6Gca.
Uns vigita al PARIS BAZAR, de
Pedro GiuBt, una caTta dirigida al De-
psrtamentO Musical pondrS & lag personaa
inteFesadaa an pessai6n de IoH datoa que
BobFe ell particular Ba dasaan
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UN cAMBTO

s0uitativo. Incuestionablemente sG
realizan fuGrtes eumas de dinerc
por las especulacioneS mas senci>
las; pero las grandes fortunas pro-
ceden de los negocios leg1timos y
de buena f6, en- que los efectos proe
porcionados valen el precio pagado.
Ciertos afamados hom5res de ne
gocios han acumulado sus Milo
nes enteramente de esta manera.
Exactos y feles en- todo contrato {
compromise, gozan de la confanza
del p1b]ico y dominan Un concrete
que NO pueden alcanzar los COM
petidores tramposos y de mala f6.
A 10 largo no paga engaf1ar & otros.
Cn farsanJe puede anunciarse con
un ruido semejante al sonido de
mil cornetas, pero pronto Sc le lega
q conocer. Los fabricantes de Ia
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLE
siempre han obrado bajo principles
muY distintos. Antes de ofrecer-
la al pdblico, Sc cercioraron per-
fectamente de sus m6ritos y sclo
entonces permitieron que su nom
bre Sc diera q la estampa. al
pdblico Sc le aseguraron los result
tados, y encontr6 que 10 dicho era
Ia verdad. Hoy Ia gente le tiene
f6 como la tiene en- la palabra oe
un amigo probado y de toda con.
fanza. Es tan sabrosa, como Ia
miel y contiene todos los principios
nutritiros Y eurativos del Aceite
de Hsgado de Bacalao Puro, con
Jarabe de Hipofosftos Compuesto,
Extraotos de Malta Y Cerezo Sill
yestre. Ayuda a la digestion, arro-
ia las Impurezas de Ia Sangre y
cura la Anemia, Escrofula, Deb;li-
dad, Linfatismo, Tfsis, y todas las
Intermediates Demacrantes. Gel
ST. Or. Enrique Prins, Medico del
Hospital San Rogue en- Buenos
Aires, dice: En- mi practica he te-
nido oportunidad de apreciar las
excelentes dotes de su preparation
j me oompIazco en- certifcarlo, re-
comendando su uso como de result
tado muy efcaz. +" Nadie sufre I'm
desengaflo con esta De venta
en- todas les DrQgusrias 7 Boticas
4
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Intorssa 4 los Profssarus De mdsIsn.

JESUS RENDON ALAAIRA-Tiane
constante exiRtencia de los siguientes ins
trumentos: Flautines, Flautss, TerceroIas,
OboeE, Requintos, Clarinetes, Fsgotes,
ViolineH, Violoncellog, Contrabajog, Man
dolinas, BsndurFiaH. GuitarEsy, CoEnetineB,
OnoveneB TromboneG, BarftonoB, Bombar
dinoU, Helioonel, (bajoy) Tri6ngulos, Pla.
tilloA, RedoblantsH y Bomboa. M6todoa
de spifeo ? para toda cIase de instrument
tor. Accessories mdsica en- general
San Juan, p. r. Apartado n6m 216.-
Calla de AIIan nim. d Sol ntim. 26.
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pueHtos y que dej6 cSer sobTe Is meBR. Los
TeooJi6 y log Coloc6 en- Ia nRFiz de mi hiio
GeEmSpioo.
Para sSegurar mas 81 control ''pRsaron'
mi hiio , MoTinglRne nueAtFoB pueStoE,
y sujetaron EuGapia de frme. EntonceB
empsz6 una especie de danzs macabra do
todoB los objetoH Eituados on 81 lavAmsnoB,
palsngana, jaEroE, jaboneTs: Sc ofan & ls
vez golpaa en- treE cuatro lugaTeB diStin'
tos; On la mesa, en- Las sillRg, en- el cuarto
contiguo, que era 81 milo desocupado CO.
rFRdc, La tohallR del lRvamanoB hechR
un slvoltorio vol6 por el aire, vino &
Caer sobre mi cara. 70 no ceBaba de re-
ComsndRr la continus Bujeci6n de Is me.
diam EntoncsB le TOGO 81 tuFno & NORM
glRne; otEo bulto Be degpTendi6 de Ia cor
tina, 90 inClin6 sobre 6l, 10 sbraz6 10
bes6; paBand>le Ia mano por Ia cara le
pellize6 Is msjillR con sl puIgar 81 In
dice.
LA mismR, Garcia que acostumbraba
mi madre-noB grit6 MoringlRne con Ia
voz muy conmovida.
TodoB egtabamog emocionadog. Eusapia
nos pidi6 que encendierRmOs Las lucsg,
EGtabR fatigadfsimR, caBi agotads. 70 10
die que Buspendiera lR BeBi6n degcRnss'
ER, asf 10 hizo por alguuos minutes que
tambi6n necesit6bamos noHotToB para abFiT
los Cri1tales , reIpirar fueTtementa.
Como Eugapia Ie quejass de Csnsancio
Ie manifesto que est6bamoB Completamente
satiafechos, no pude menoB que tOmarls
ambaB manos entire las miRg, ? deciFle:
-"MGdGDGe, UOuS eteS Uraiment noervei.
IIeGse."
-Vean uatadss-nos dijo en- italiano-
6Eto mas.
Era uDa mescolanza dc idioma1 10 que
hablablmos:
-" Hedete queStO".
Non hTzo colocar Las manos robFe ID
mesa, sepRradaa como media vsra, &
iguRl distances Ievant6 ella las suyas ha'
cisndo I'M pod9roso esfuyzo de voluntad.
La mesa levant6 dos pataB tambi6n, como
media vaFa de altura, y luego las otFas
dos, quedando auspsndidR en- 81 aiRe, y
caysndo deSpu6s con eHtr6pito 81 suOlo.
Sc puso de pie , iuntsndo el dsdo del
medic y 81 fndice como hacen loB mUchR-
chos para impulBar las bolas, los uOn6
fueTtemente an 81 aiFe. On golps sa Binti6
On la mesa como 81 aIgo hubisrR Caido So
brs ellis; repiti6 81 chasquido, , us repiti6
81 goIpe, hizo u misma opsEaci6n con to-
dos los dedos de la mano, 20 linti6 lobrs
Ia mesa IN redobIe como d tocasen en- ella
81 tamboE con loo dedos. Adviertage que
tOdas les luce8 estaben enCendidas.
Tales son, amigo Director, los hschos
que hsmos pTessnciado. Eusspia Be halla
ahora en- ParfE donde no pudimoB repetiE
lR session, porque la acapara una soCiedad
de sRbiOl que no le per mite tFabsjaE mas
que pars elloB ALI nos despedimos de
ella d6ndonoB G t0dos u pas, con 10 cual
me lley6 20 tRmbien ~ correspondents
beBo.
Ya, EeotOr diieres ser oe.asnto
como ''nse ha saosdidO" q d ousntO
suyO nismpFe afsctflim
Josa s. RelauaR
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RsgaIos para afo ausro.

El bszsr "Las Novsdadea" que cada
vez adquieEe mayor popula1idad bnena
fama, prepara una agradabIe sorpTeHa pa.
70 uus favoTeCedoreA El sefor Adolfo
Pine, hOmbre que entiends perfectaments
90 negoCio, hsr6 unoB artfatieos obuequioA
pRopioG de aata 6poca, lca viuitantea del
aCreditado Bazaar y en- particular las da
mas que allf encuentFan cuanto objeto de
utilidad = lUjo pueda spetecar 81 mas ref
ondo cguUto
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.HUBIERON FUERTES
VientOs v freCuen-
t les ClubasCOs.
En- Visques Sc siDtl6 d dia p IN
tembIor De terra.
ID pfssIpliaeI6n fuB d us como pronOdIo.
(Del Weather Ba,rsass. J

Boletfn semRnaI del tialnpo, dc Il Be-
mans que tsFmin6 81 die % de diciembTe
de 1907. GeneEalmenta hubo IN item.
po nubIsdo adurante los dos pEimerou dfaB
de u gsmanR & este tiempo uigui6 an
tempo claro en- todaB las seCCiones de Ia
iula 81 dfa "a y dfa 25. Durants los
tres dltimoB dfaB de u ssmanR, Eein6 IN
tempo nublRdo sn paTts nublRdo pOr
complete, con numerosoB ligsroB aguRce'
Eos Hubisron bEiuotoB q faeEtes vien.
toB del p. frscuentes ChubaBcos La
vaIocidsd mayor del vianto regiutrada en-
San Juan fu6 80 millas por hoFR, del
Sc, aI die 27. El dfa %, Ia 90 a.
a., SO sinti6 en- ViequeI an ligsro temblOT
de tierrR,
La temperature media On Ia isIa fue
74.3O, s O.7o bSjo la de Ia Bemana pre-
cedents. q mas alta que han informa-
do fu6 900, On Mayagisz 81 dis die %
= an Jusna Dfaz, 81 dis "a; ls mes b.
js, 500, ca LaFeB , en Las Marfsg, 81 die
"a precipitation de IL Bemana fu6 muy
CoErenpondientemente distribuida sobFe
toda Ia isis, dando un promedio de IS
puIgadsV. Cayeron sguacsrol con fre.
cuencis sxtEsoEdinaria Il lluviR fu6
mucho mas excsBiyR de la neceBaria en-
muchss estacioneB.
La siguiente tabla demueAtrs Ia vRTis'
ci6n de temperature la Cantidad de
precipitation On estaCionsE detsrminadRB
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Lucas AffOy0.
sEMPER

Aver 4 las cinco de la tsrde Ge efectu6
81 entierro del que en- vida fu6 Lucas
Arroy. ri f6retro fac conducido poE suU
amigos haatR el cementeTio. donda con
uentidaB frAssB DIG 81 senior Rodriguez laB
gEacias & los RcompaflBntss en- nombra de
los famiIisrsB del fnado.
Lucas Arroyo deja en- 81 mundo dc los
vivos cinco niloa pequenitos y la que fue
Bu eBpoBa.
DeScanSe en- paz,
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MupslrIs d "OzpnuI,ldnu.

Ell senior G1ilIsrmo Hawkins, repreusn.
tanta de Il compsfifa de "OzcmuIEi6n" =
el cual 90 hRlla desde hace sIgunos dias
en- eBta capital inHtalado en- 81 "Hotel In
glaterraD, tsudr6 mucho guGto en- dar
muegtras de dicho pFsparRdo & cuantas
DeFgonaa lau RoIioiteu, 6. vs.
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AIIsp { los ,spIrantes.

Los aspirAnts1 & iDgreso en Ia EscuaIs
inIulaF dc enfsEmeraG. dsbsn diEigir sus
uOIiCitudeu q Presidents de u EgcusIs,
apartado de coFEeo n6m. 1O8. 15v.
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DOCTOR LUIS Case Y SOTO.
0PTIel.

De paso para Santo Domingo Cuba
e-aca poE pocos diag en- esta capitaI, calls
de "a so, altos. de & IL q. m. do
/ 5 sus BsEyicioa pre- fssionales ha-
ciendo rsconocimisnto de IL vista despa'
Chando en- 81 acto Bug propiss preacripcio'
nes las de todoa los oculistaa.
ColoBal suHtido de cFistales armadu.
rsG dc todas Glasses y formaa Gnantizs
gus tEabajoA Sc encarga de adquirir cris'
tales especialeu. Iva.
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Gratltud.

San Sebastian, Puerto Rico 81 de d.
ciembre de 19O7.-Sr. Director de ola
OorreBpondenciR de Puerto Rico." San
Juan.
Muy senior milo:
lie sstimaE6 80 digne dsr cabida en- las
columnaB de ~ ilustrado peEi6dico & las
Biguienteg lfneas en- prusba de mi gEatitud
eterna las autoEidades policfs inauIar y
vecinos On general del pueblo de San Be'
basti6n, on 81 incendio ocurrido en- los
eatsblecimiantos dc mi iuca denominada
"Cafstal MaEoiana" tTabsjando con de-
nuedo arrojospor syudarme & saIvAr
psrts de dichos eAtablecimiantos.
A uatsd senior director, por Ia inGeEci6n
de las pressntss linens , todoB los hsbi'
tantea de este pueblo de San Sebastian las
mas expreBivas gERciasy mi gratitud i'm
perecedeEa.
De uated con Ia mas diBtinguida conai'
deraci6n "a alto. yBB.
CecSEo EcheqndSa.
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