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The Washington times., 1909-10-28
THE POWER OF ONE SUPREME
JUDGE.

From the decision of the Knight case,
which was the first case under the
Sherman antitrust act, down to date,
the Supreme Court has been habitually
divided on questions Of trust and inter
state commerce regulation In a re-
marlIable proportion Of cases Of the
first magnitude the court has been d.
vided five to four.
Take the Trans Missouri and Joint
Traffic Association cases. In each Mr..
Justice Peekham wrote the opinion of
she majority of the court. These were
the cases which breathed the breath of
BE once more into tie moribund anti
trust act. They have often been re-
ferred to as the cases which paved the
way 20 the decision in the Northern
Securities case; but that is not justi
fable, as lawyers and careful students
of that line Of cases well know. Thus,
Ar. Justice Pecbham and Chief Justice
Fuller were with the majority in the
traffic association cases, but with the
minority in the Northern Securities
case Indeed, it is altogether probable
that the same personnel which made up
the bench that tried the joint traffic
case, would have beaten the Govern
ment in the Northern Securities case.
Thus it appears that the change Of
a single judge at any time in this court
is liable-extremely liable-to change
the whole policy of the Government, of
the nation, toward the greatest ques-
tions Of these times. Justice Peck
hams place viii be filed by a man who
viii sit with the court upon some Of
the most important cases ever brought
before it. The entire question Of the
possibility of effective control Of com
meree under the Constitution is to be
focused in the cases of the next few
years.
Is it proper 70 inquire about the
predictions and tendencies of men
who are considered for the Supreme
Court? Some people say no. We say,
most decidedly, yes. President Taft is
going to press upon Congress a pro-
gram of legislation, which, if enacted,
must later be submitted to the Supreme
Court. Every man knows that the real
difficulty in all this kind Of legislation,
The Washington times., 1909-10-28

getting lower and lower, and service
better and better, ever since the
government monopoly was effected.
In the United States rates are get
ting higher and higher, the suggestion
of placing wires underground would be
hooted at, and the private monopoly
now III process of perfection to control
the business win be the second biggest
industrial corporation in the country.
So that anybody who can think at
all can see that the very thought Of
postal telegraph service is very sub
versive-of the interest of private
monopoly and continued high rates.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
In the Mail Bag

The Times VIII accept for publi-
cation in its BIaiI Bag columns,
short, vigorous letters On question
OF public interest. II cannot un-
dertake to publish letters exceed
Ing 25O words, ,nd reserves the
right rigidIy to cOndense cOmmu-
n1eatiORs which are of greater
length Letters must contain the
name and address of the writer,
but these win not be published If
request TO that effect is made.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
'TAY PAY" O'CONNOR
OFF ON HIS TOUR
Advocate of Home Rule for ireland
Will Visit Many
Cities.

BOSTON, Oct. 2s.-"Tay Pay" O'Con-
nor, the famous advocate OF home rule
for ireland. who has been collecting
and speaking IN and around Boston,
leaves today 10 carry the torch and
contribution bag 10 other American
cities.
O'Connor viii speak IN Orange. n. J.,
tomorrow night; in Columbus. Ohio, on
sunday, and in Chicago next Tuesday.
O'Connor told of the Ireland OF today,
briefly describing the object Of his par
tlsans. He said:
Irish eIf-government as formulated
by us. is a demand that We may man
afa our own amairs just as each of
Your forty-six States manage theirs
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
VIII Give Congress the Facts
On the White Slave Traffic
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Nagel May Treat
of Charges in His Annual Report.

The Federal law permits the immi-
grafton offi.!als to reach the white
slave traffic only so far as the pre-
vention Of importatiOns for immoral
purposes is concerned. The cadet sys-
tenn which IS alleged 10 exist In nig
cities such as New York cannot be-
reached by Federal law. The immigra-
ton officials can prevent importatlons
and can bring about deportations in
many cases.
One Of the difficulties in the prosecu-
ton of the work is the fact foreign "a
tions show little concern or interest gn
il.
1t Is likely that much will be heard Of
this question IN the coming session of
Congress. The joint immigration conn
mission has gathered much information
about 1t which will be disclosed in its
report.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
FORCES ARE JOINED
TO STOP LOTTERY

To prevent exploitation Of the Cuban
National Lottery in the United States,
the Postoffice Department has issued
Instructions to postmasters and mail
clerks to keep a lookout for all mail
matter from or addressed 70 the lot
terry concern. The Cuban director OF
posts is cooperating with the Wash
ington authorities, and so far more
than fifty communications containing
money have been Intercepted and the
is hoped in this way 10 effectually stop
the business OF TIE lottery in this coun-
try.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
WOULD TAKE The RISK

The beautiful Miss Brewster has
finally agreed TO marry that horrid old
Mr.. Goldstox."
But everybody sars he's likely to 1--we
to be ninety"
Yes, but he's just taken up aero
planning. g.'-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
Ca pital T ale S

- OIL DAN RANsDELI. Ser
geant-at-arms Of the Senate
~ wants to know who that nice
Denver man was that he net
last summer. But he doesn't want To-
admit It. ~
colonel RansdeH and Tom Shirp. Sec
retary Of the conservation Commission.
got OF the train at Denver one morn
ing. They both think they know every
Dooy IN America. Both being in need
OF money they started Up town to find
senator Hughes. to get him to iudorsa
thelr checks. But they never got there
q snort way from the station a ,fce
Dig smooth gentleman rushed I'D and
greeted Colonel Ransoeu. He was av-
fully delighted; so was the Colonel
Going to be here lOng?'' he demand
ca. And can't you come out 10 our
house2 Meanwhile, can I be of anv use
to you?"
We'll. replied Colonel Ransder
you're just the man I wanted n 50
Here' shake hands with ny friend
Tom Shipp; probably you know each
other anyhow Shipp and I were start
ing out to look for you, to get you to
indorse some checks for US.
Delighted" replied the Deuverita at
certainly will" He led the vav to a fine
big bank building, took their draTts
anu got the cash. turoing ii over 10
Lhen Then he insisted on "buyinR' >
ana was permitted to buy.
But all the while Colonel F2ans5o11
never once mentioned his name dnrj1el
tnelT talk The man finally left them
aIter extracting a positive pledge fhaf
eHey would come out to his home he
Shipp asked: vas soiie'
You You didn't know him. did you.
Not from ADAM" replied the col
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
ALL THEORETICAL,

Enemy-You are my prisoner.
Sergeant Binks-Nonsense! How did
you get here?
Enemy-Over that bridge.
Sergeant-Then, my dear fellow, you
are drowned. We blew up that bridge
yesterday.-Ally Sloper.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
ECHOES OF THE GAME

There is no doubt about CharIey's
being a thorough optimist," said young
Mrs. TOTklns
How do you know?''
Il overheard him at a card party he
gave 20 his man friends. He said
scarcely anything all evening except
-thats gOOdH Chicago Trlbune.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
TROuRLESOME IDEA

you look so pale and thin. What's
got your"
"Work. From morning to night
and only a one-hour rest"
How long have you been at it?"
y begin tOmOrrOW. "-SuCcess
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
ADMITS DECEPTION

II don't seem to be getting as great
a mileage out Of the gas0lene as ] used
70 get" said Mr. Motorleigh.
His wife blushed Ia a guilty manner
John" she confessed i've been
cleaning your neckties in it.-CleVeland
Plain Dealer.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
UNDECIDED.

Visitor-Have you bought all your new
furniture yet2
Flat DWeller-No; i can't decide
whether 10 get a folding bed that looks
like refrigerator or a refrigerator that
looks like a folding bed.-Cleveland
Leader.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
IUST WHAT LIE WANTED.

She-Tm living on brown bread
and water TO improve my complexion.
He-How long can you keep il up?
She-Oh, indefinitely, / guess.
He-rhen let us get marrisd.--Bos-
ton Transcript
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
TWO STATES.

"DO you know anything about TIE
state of matTimouy2" asked the you'll
well / guess yes answered tie
man with the absent hair. u lived n
Utah seventeen years. Chicago
News.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
DEFINED.

Howe-Don't you know anything
about golf?
Wise-Not much. Why2
Howe-What's a bunker? Do you
know
cranks that simply 1--we on the links
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28

Governor Curry. Of New Mexico, has
resigned, and announces that there is
entire harmony between him and the
Interior Department That seems to
cover the case. They've been in entire
harmony since the moment he resigned.
The campaign orators In New Y.rk
are having SO much trouble learning
what they ought TO say. that there ian't
q ghost Of q chance TO ind out what
they think
The Washington times., 1909-10-28

Speaker Cannon is said ta be Insist
ing that President Taft give him a
deckel-edged, copper engraved certia-
cate Of character, just as nice as the
one he recently p presented to Senator
AldrtcI. President Taft doubts he ad-
visibility Of doing H. He seems 10
think that II he yielded to the Speakers
demand. the country would be disposed
TO take too seriously that one-term
hint that he threw out the other GAY
in Texas.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28

The urgency Of the argUn.uts which
are set up by his supporters to show
that on the logic Of the situaticu MT.
Barnard can't fail 70 be IA ,he running.
IS very convincing. to the effect that
he IS out OF it.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28

II is certainly good to observe the uni
versatility Of these plans for giving the
hOOkWorm the hooks.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
Maynard's Opinion.

I. Bascom Slemp, Representative In
congress of the Ninth virginia dis
trict and chairman Of the Rep lblicar
state Committee, Is winding I'D the
last week Of the gubernatoriaI cam
paign in the Old Dominion with FIRE.
quent estimates Of the great gains
his party viii make.
HIS estimates, according to Repre.
sentative Harry Maynard Of Virgfnis
a Democrat, are an injustice TO sIsn1n's
He Is retrograding." said MAYNARD
going backward fast"
How Is tnat2' he was asked
In his early manhood" !" explained
Maynard, "Slemp was an adjunct pro.
fessor Of mathematics at the VIrginis
Military Institute. Either he has for.
gotten all the true principles of matb.
ematics and calculation, or he taITgbt
MS pupils lot Of misleading stuff5'
Ihen you don't think the ReDub.
licans VIII gaiu?"
Not unless Slemp can revolutionIzs
the science Of counting, and I don't
think he can do that He has f,Ist
forgotten how himself"
The Washington times., 1909-10-28

The governor Of Nebraska has de-
clined TO permit Mr.. Bryan to write the
next Nebraska. Democratic platform.
Can it be possible that the Nebraska
Democrats have thoughts Of retr- Eing
to home rule2
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
MAY FORETELL WEATHER
LONG IN ADVANCE.

Scientists have long dreamed of
time when they would be able to fore
cast the weather for months in ad-
vance. Certain constituted weather
prognostieators have tried it but with
out success. Nowadays, if the Weather
Bureau is able to predict the weather
correctly for twenty-four hours ahead
it is well satisfied. At the same time
it frequently foretells for some days
ahead the state of weather which may
be expected. Of course the weather
forecaster is liable to err as are other
human beings. This was finely illus
trated when the Weather Bureau on
the night of March 3 last waf caught
mapping by the most terrific blizzard
Washington had seen for years. Strik-
ing as that mistake was, however, it is
no detraetion from the general ser
viceability of the Weather Bureau.
Now comes TO the United States a
certain Belgian explorer and scientist,
Henry Aretowski, whose purpose is to
study American weather and find out
whether there is any relation lie +ween
the weather Of western Europe and
the eastern part of this continent. lie
viii compare the records Of the Weathcf
Bureau here with European records, and
thus ascertain whether the changes are
governed by general laws, which, when
understood, VIII make it pos iole TO
forecast the weather for months ahead.
Should it prove that there is an un-
derstandable relation it may be pos
sible to know in advance whether P sea
son is to be hot or cold, wet or dry. The
value of such information in its rela-
tions TO crops would be beyond ealcu-
lation. Just now Mr.. Arctowski's prop
osition viii be generally looked on as
visionary and fanciful, but the age is
too much given to marvels to dismiss
it as impossible Not so long ago it
was thought impossible TO tell the
weather a day ahead, and able men con
clusively demonstrated that the
heavier -than-air flying machine could
never be. Undreamed Of progress ray
be made in weather forecasts. k5 anv
rate it viii be interesting to watch
what the Belgian scientist brings forth.
fThawa &c q
The Washington times., 1909-10-28

Secretary Dickinson intimates that 4.
he should consent TO become Senator
he would have to sink his personal in
clinations." Don't do It. Mr.. secretary.
there are Just lots Of people who would
honestly Ike TO have the Job, and would
be honest enough 70. admit It.
The Washington times., 1909-10-28

The regeneration Of Cuba proceeds
very slowly Two cabinet officers
fought a duel-but neither was hurt
The Sugar trust directors get in be-
hind the statute Of limitation; but there
is reason for the opinion that the
Dutch Standard color test, which gives
the refners their protective differen-
tial, will not last much longer. and,
with honest customs administration,
this will give the independent reaner
q chance to live
The Washington times., 1909-10-28
Taft and 'Possum.

Now that the President is about to
enter the real 'possum Of the belt coun-
try. some Of his friends are reminded
OF an incident that occurred while he
was spending ;est winter at Augusta.
Ga. He went one day TO an oId-fash-
Toned barbecue. where 'possum was on
every side.
An old negro nanny was leaning
on fence watching the first pros
What do you think Of him, mann
myY' asked one OF the men present
He looks mighty cheahful.-" said
nanny, an An bets he's shoh reg'lah
to his meals"
The Washington times., 1909-10-28

There is fearful suspicion that a
huge cataciysm overlook Mars during
September, destroying the last of life
on that planet This is very bad, and
ths only adequate measure whlch sug-
eests Itself is to SEMI Cock and Pearv
In charge Of a relief expedition without
delay.
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sEVENDE.

&c veude una tinca de 1900 cucr-
dae, situada en- el kilometro 6 de Ia
carrStera Manati. Ciales, unida / Ia
fabrica de la Central Monserrats, Dor
un ferrocarril de vapor que conduce
las cafas que en- dicha tinca sc cose-
chan. Fsta fnca esta arrendada en-
la actualidad. Hay que respetar el
contrato de arrendamiento, per eibien.
do ell comprador 50, 400 de renta y
entrando on possession de 100 cuerdas
excluidas dc d,cho contrato, una casa
y un $4,000 matas de pima en- produo-
c0n que radNan en- elias.
Pueden sembrarse 1000 cuerdas de
caiia (actualmentc hay 400 cuerdas
sembradas que pueden verse;. Las
900 cuerdas restantes, son propias
para ganado, con aqua abundante por
todas parties.
Re dan facilidades para el pago.
Dirigirse q Apartado dc correo No.
35. "Manatf."
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iiiH218: 6!!!!!
Este es el nlimero,,l,l

Este es el nllmero....!...
De los curados en- Puerto
Rico.
Esa es obra del Tabonuuol.
Asma, tisis, renquera, tos....
Ell Tabenucol es el mejor
patentizado que a Puerto Rico
ha venido. Venta Al por ma
yor:-.-
Sres. J. M. Blanco & Co., v
D. Fidel Guillermety, San
Juan.
Sres. +. Ruiz de Porras, T..
Moscoso y G. Villaronga hijo,
en- Ponce. Al detail, en- las
mismas parties que al por ma
yor y en- todas las buenas bo-
ticas de Puerto Rico.
Deposito general: ''The Ia:
bonucol Co., Ltd.
SUCURSALES: En- todas
parties delsmundo.
Is centayos pote.
ri catarro meds rebelde,
iiiiouRo CON TABONUCOLMn
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NO1AS ' NOnc|AS

-..Viajando por la carretera
de Caguas a Humacao POI
Juncos, sufrieron un lijero
choque los AUTOMOBILES EN- que
iban los Sres Dexter comisio-
nado de instruction y Sawyer
Auditor. Eel auditor resulto
con algunas contusiones Ell
una mano y en- la cabeza. No
pudo evitarse el choque y los
vehiculos estuvieron a punto
de ser destrozados.
t1...El club de damas" de la
ciudad ha acordado la cele-
'braci6n de un bale Ell que ten
dra efecto el dia IA del Ell.
trante Noviembre con motive
del aniversario del primer
ailo de fundaci6n del simpa,
tico club. Han sido designa-
das va las comisiones para
tratar de la fiesta y en- breve
circularan las invitaciones.
...Con un atrayente progra-
ma sarllevara a efecto en- esta
C udad en- ell Teatro munich
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Sornbreros de Europa.

'La Ninfa" el establecimiento ia
vorecido por la gentc de gusto, tiene
cl mas esplendido surtido de obje-
los de novcdad. En sombreros, ulh-
mas mocedades de Europa, dc mode
los elegantislmos y yfnisima paillla
y ficltro, hay existencia verdadc-
ramcntc recomendable. Trajes dc
lanllla blanca sc renucva el surtido
en- todos los correos. Todo que cl que
desee un traje dc lanilla blanca u
ma camlsa de fantasia, y un sombre-
70 dc ultima novedad curopca, dcbc
hacerlc una vista al conocido dueno
de LA Ninfa" y que dara compla-
edo Ell cuanto d classes, calidad y ba
ratura Hay para todos las fortunas
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( LA marquesa de Esquila-
,che, linajuda DANA de la
aristocracia espahola. y presi-
; denta de una de. las comisio.
!nes constituidas len Madrid
. parasla recaudaeion de fondos
para auxilio de los heridos
espaiioles de la guerra de
Africa, ha enviado una foto-
grafia suya-con expresiva de-
dicatoria, a la junta que Sc
constituy6 en- San JUAN. Ell el
casino espahol. para allegar
fondos con el mismo obieto.
En- esta !mprenta Sc vende
papel de peri6dicos viejos a
q qnintal.
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No olvideis
esa farmacia.

FL LIDO. Luis B. Vega, dueno de
la conocida JarnmciQ Vega, situada
al lado de la capilla del Institute en-
Santurce, atiende personalmente al
despacho dc las recetas, 10 cual ase-
gura ell mejor cuidado. Precios muy
m6dicos, prontitud en- cl scrvicio v
extrlcto complimiento dc toda pres
crlpcl6n en- las formulas. Hay sicm-
pre- constante surtldo dc drogas y
patcntizados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-25

pal, en- esta semana, el concier-
to preparado por el Sr. Julio
Z. Arteaga y que noticiamos
oportlnamente. Apcsar de
que habra alguna variaci0n
en- el referido programa, el
especta ulo rcsultara del gus.
to del pibIico.
I'll saba 10 hubo iarana
Ell e. farque Sc han hecho
valia ZONES ell el locaI para
celebrarlas dc mancra que
cl | dblico que concurre Il la
cantina suite. indcpendizado
del salon dc bale.
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CAsAs Y AR7|CuL0S
RECOM.ENDABLES
DE LOS E. u.

Lymphlne-T T6nico y Vitalizador
Supreme. Precio sl.00.- Escriba i
G. H. Howelis 4 Co., P.O. Box 1909,
New York, pidiendo Folleto.
DR.. WiIliams.-Pildoras contra
Ia anemia. SCHENECTADY,
vino de Morrhualta de Ulrici. Gu.
ra las Was respiraiorias. DR.. Ulricc,
New York.
CapSulaS de Aceite de HARLEM.
Curan Intermediates de Ia vejiga. Ho-
Hand Medicine Co., scraten, Pa.
RelojeS Keystone Elgin. The
keystone Watch Case Co., Philadol-
phis, Pa.
Emulsion de Scott. Aceite de
higado de bacalao.
Dinamita Du Pont, para abonar
terrenes. Escriba 4 I. E. Du Pont de
Nemours q Pawder Co., 70 West St.,
New I Ork.
Cura de Stearns, para 81 dolor de
cabcza. Frederick Stearns Co., De-
troit, Michigan.
Sozodente.-- - Polvo porfccto para
los dientos. Compuesto de los lne)ores
ingredientes.
Dr. Ford. .---Pildoras para enrique
Ger y purificar Ia sangre DR.. Ford
Medicine Co., 81 w. IS tn ST., New
York.
DIR. Lovett, Medicine Co.. Pill
doras para curar cl reumatismo. Box
u, New York, N. Y.
Henry K. WampoIe 4 Co..--Fa.
bricantes qu(micos. b6 Broad Street
New York.
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CineMalOgro!oS parabo!si!I0s.

Estos cinemat6yraios son postaIes
con vIstas Dc moyimientos Una pc
i'cula contsu postal y aIarato para
maniobrarlo solo cuesta 10 centavos.
Para la isla II ccntavos con fran.
queo. Descuentos al por mayor. De
venta en- cl Boston Bazaar, San Juan,
Puerto Rico, San Francisco 81. 4 par
tado S3l. 80 V.
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AGENTES.

Sc solicitan agentes activos en- toda
la isla para la venta de las tiItimas
novedades americanas. Pidanse ca
talogos, en- ingles 6 espahoI, ilustrados.
Gratis 4 los comerciantcs, particula-
res han dc remitirnos dcz ceatavos
en- sellos para iranqueo. Nj. Y. Gau-
thier Go. 70 Beaver st. New York
N. Y. 40 Y
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Una compania dIamatica,
Wgura en- ella la primera ac-
tnz Antonia Arevalo y ell pri-
mer actor espanol Francisco
Fuentes.

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
sel Sr. Gonzalo S. de Santa
Maria, representante de la
gran compailia dramatica es.
pa1ola de Francisco Fuentes,
conecido actor espanol que ex.
trend Electra con gran exi-
to. Fguran tambien en- esta
compaiia la primera actriz
Antonia Areyalo que ha con-
|quistado grsndes triunfos en-
Hos teatros de Mejico, Habana,
Begota y Caracas Ell donde
Eestuvo dltimamente la compa-
|ilia. La prensa de esas cill-
Edades hacen grandes elogies
de la oompania y en- ella fgu-
ira tambi6n Jose Garcia de
Leonardo, actor que traba.j6
zen San Juan con 10 compania
'de Borras.
Ell Sr. Santa Maria es autor
de varias obras literarias y ha
itraducido del frances para la
'compafia de Fuentes las me-
:jores obras de su repertoire,
ide .esta procedencia.
En- la compania fguran
taplaudidas actrices tales como
<Josefa Abad, Ana y Antonia,
{Arevalo, Elisa Aspero, Rosa
:Castillo, Luisa Fauste, Con-
:cepcion Jurado, Maria y Rosa
;rio Lujan, Margarita Monrreal
~ Vicenta Pastor. Entire los
'actores estan los Sres. Emilio
Arevalo, Jose Asper6, Pedro
;Barinaga, Fernando Waldo,
,Gerardo Nieva, Jose Rivero,
Eduardo Rugama, Jose San
Martin y Francisco Suarez.
Z: En- 81 repertoire que es muy
iextenso Sc encuentra Cyrano
;de Bergerac, La Tosca, Las
! vfrgenes locas, Ell mfstico, La
{ <dama de las camelias, Fedora,
fQuo-Vadis, Rafle, Makimonio
<interino, Mancha que limpia,
<Un drama nuevo, Los games
del Capitolio.
La despedida de la compa.
eilia Fuentes en- Caracas fue
fde gran 6xito segdn la prensa
lde,aquella ciudad.
Deseamo al. Sr. Santa Maria
;el.mejor. 6xfto en- su empresa
~ que. venza las. .dificultades
que con 10 que respecta a OBJ
'tener el teatro de la ciudad
parece:se le presentan con mo.
two de la pr6xima vista a la
isla de la eompania de opera
anunciada.
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TN MAYORDOMO.

Tn may yordomo con larga practi-
ca en- el cultivo DC la "caiia," dcsea
colocarse al irente de una coloria, Y
al etecto cuenta con las reiurcncias
que Sc deseen. Para intornes csta
Administration y en- Vega-baju, don
Arturo Guerra Acosts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-25
No useis otro llCor.

Fl Hoa San LuiS, cs Ia marca de
ron que mas parroqulanos tlene
pues sus propicdades son magnifi
cas-. No contiene sustancias nocivas
al organlsmo y su "vejez" cs vcrda
dera. Los Sres. A. Alvarez y HERNIA
no cstan ecibiendo constantemente
numerosos pedidos de la aereditada
marca de "ron .Sda LUIS" 45
En- esta Imprenta ne vende papel
de psri6dicos vieios & So auintsl.