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Today's Program

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X 8 a. m.-Military parade, form ,
X ing on Hotel street near Miller,
4 which will proceed along Hotel to ,
X Richards street, to Beretania, to J
X Fort, to Vineyard, to Nuuanu, to
\ Beretania, to King, to Fort, to ,
x Hotel, to Bishop, to King. On J
X passing the reviewing stand at the ,
\ Gore, King and Merchant streets, f,
X the troops will be reviewed by /,
4 Governor Frear. Major Dunning. ,
II u. S. A., commandant of Fort J
X Shafter, will be grand marshal J
X Troops from Fort shafter, Scho- +,
II field Barracks, Camp Very and the ,
X National Guard will participate in J
X the parade. J
X 10 or 1880 Immediately after J
X the ade)--Patriotic exercises ,
+ in the Opera House, former Gov !
X ernor George r. Carter presiding. J
X DIR. Thos. Green will deliver the J
r GRAFTON; Marshall Darrach, the !
X Shakespearean reader, will vead !
X the Declaration of Independence, !
r Mr.. Bennett of the Withers Con- !
4 cert Company will sing. The !
4 Fifth Cavalry band will render !
4 patriotic selections. !
p. m.-Fireworks display from !
X the Gore, Palace Square. !
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BETSY ROSS
MADE THE FLAG
Orator Green in a Beautiful
Address Sustains the
Story.

Patriotism reigned in the great audi
forum of Central Union Church last
evening, both in song and oratory, the
occasion being a celebration of the
nation s birthday, with Governor
Walter T. Frear presiding over the SER
vices, and DR.. Thos. Green, the emf
nent lecturer and orator of Chicago,
as the principal speaker. The address
of DR.. Green was not only a mastery
epic but his large audience was held
spellbound by the art of his enuncia-
ton, his beautiful word painting, his
clear narrative of the formation of the
great American Republic and the Stars
and Stripes, and the influence the
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IT WAS AWFULLY DRY
FOR FOURTH OF JULY
Boozeless Sunday Produced No CaIamities :.
Some Ways Around Strike Leaders
Among Raided

open places with restaurants attached
were closed up. Soda water was the
most prominent fzz stuff on the tables
At the hotels the usual Sunday even
ing dinner parties had lacking the bot
tied vim which fills in between the dur
ing courses. One party, however, made
up with progressive liqueur'' march
Cocktails were served in the room of
the host and hostess and when it came
time for wine the party marched back
10 the room where it was served all
around, after which the remaining
courses Were served. Champagne was
uneorked in the room of the host and
hostess at the conclusion of the dinner,
The crowd at the Seaside Hotel. while
not of its usual Sunday proportions,
eontented itself with ices and sand
witches
One enterprising man who believed
he really had to assuage his thirst hit
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In spite of the fact that Hawaii has
made a hit at Seattle; in the face of
the reputation Hawaiians have made
for doing things right; Notwithstanding
the knowledge of the exposition Of
ficials that Commissioner Knudsen and
Press Agent Cooper are close at hand,
available and generally willing, comes
the following in Seattle paper:
'Who wants to be hula expert for
the Seattle expositiona
Somebody just has to take the job
some one of Judgment and expert
ence. The exposition must have the
south sea dancers to add to the joys
of the paystreak. as the amusement row
at the big fair is called, and some one
must 90 to Tahiti, pick out the prize
artists in that branch of the terpsi.
chorean art and ehaperon them aeross
the seas to Seattle.
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OH, THIS GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY.

The flags all high in lovely blue sky,
While the orators loudly crate;
And the frecrackers' noise is ful-laden with joys
For the youngsters both early and late;
We talk and shout, wander vaguely about
And count, as the day passes by,
Lost fingers and the burns his
On this Glorious Fourth of July
1t is all fine o remember the timeS
When the British properly licked
When they thought it spree to raise duty on tea
But found themselves suddenly trcked;
It's an excellent plan to do all that you
To raise the insurance high
But the tetanus bugs beat the schemers and thugs
On this Glorious Fourth of July
So, while I applaud, without bubble fraud
The desire to make noise this day,
If you just had write either morning night,
/ know just about what you d say.
For the typewriter keys though they would freeze
AT the noise-And I say with sigh
Though it sounds rather bad, III be awfully glad
When wake the Sixth of July.
JACK DENSHAM.
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fine of seventy-five dollars. His antag-
onist, according to the same authority,
has bad record and no family, in
consequence of which he paid fine OF
two hundred.
According to the rules of the duelfc
and the findings of the court, Leopoldo
was the victor.
The other duel was a drawn battle.
There was less ceremony about it than
the other, but more real gore. HASN'T
motto and Kosohari were the princi-
pals; cane knives were the weapons;
a woman was the cause. The duelists
hacked away at each other in earnest
Hashimoto had hash made of his head
piece, being sliced six times across the
scalp In the meanwhile he was land
ing body blows in the ciinches and
gashed several good ones in Kosohari'
arms. He also took off bit of Koso-
hari Is thumb.
Judge Kingsbury has not had his say
about this duel as yet.
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HAWAII OVERLOOKED IN
QUEST FOR HULA EXPERTS

"The island Of Tahiti, with all its
neighboring isles, celebrates at least
once every year, and that is on the an.
niversary of the fall of the bastiie.
There are songs and dances and shows
and music and bright costumes and
gayety, and, principally, there are con-
tests among the native dancers for the
title of prize hula dancer of the French
south sea dominions.
TtNew Seattle wants the fourteen
best Tahitian hula opponents for her
fair. and the next voyage of the Mari.
posa to the islands must carry some
ambassador very extraordinary who viii
be weighted with the duty Of selecting
these fourteen dusky graces. 1t is pre-
sumed that he must purchase season
ticket at the hula contests, and, with
notebook in hand. record the skill OF
each fair native belle as she displays
her ability. Then the commissioner
must choose the most accomplished.
"Who wants that job anyway
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POLICE CALLED ON.
Late Yesterday afternoon the police
department was notified by phone from
a japanese source that one Tsunoda
and two of his friends visiting the city
from Waipahu had been seized by
r,of; while drinking tea at the Higoya
hotel in this city and had been taken
before officials of the Higher Wage
Association at the Kinshuga hotel, and
were there at the time in their power
and in danger CT their lives.
The police were asked to hurry to
their rescue.
Higher Wage Judges.
Several officers responded at once
and hurrying to the hotel demanded
the production of the imprisoned men.
There was a little delay and then the
officers We're let into a room where the
three men were found and with them,
10 and behold, two of the Japanese
Fushino and Kawakami-who are on
trial in Judge Robinson S court for
riot at AVaipahu
1t then transpired that in the DELAY
after the arrival of the officers, while
they were being held outside, the now
famous Hata. much wanted by the po-
lice as the leader of the Waipahu riot,
had slipped out of the room where the
prisoners were detained and once
again had lodged the police and
warrant for felony.
Tsunoda After Laborers.
1t seems Tsunoda and his friends
Were in the city recruiting force
among the strikers to go to work
again at Waipabu today. They them
eslves have been back to work week
or more and had information that
many Others of the strikers were tired
and wanted to get back also.
Seized By Mob.
After putting in a days work and
having been frequently interrupted IN
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$3.50 p, m.-Grand ball at the 4
o Moana Hotel q
9e o G
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Everything has been arranged for a
fitting celebration of the Glorious
Fourth today. The military parade
which viii start promptly at nine O'Clock
will be one. of the largest and most
impressive ever seen here. From Scho-
field barracks at Leilehua a large repre-
sentation of the Fifth Cavalry will
come, while the Infantry, Marines and
National Guard will be out in full
force.
The orator of the day, Dr. Green, has
been well chosen. Seldom, if ever, has
a finer speaker or one gifted with a
clearer and more liquid flow of language
ever visited these Islands. To hear
him is a treat that should not by any
chance be missed.
Another feature of the exercises will
be the reading of the Declaration of
Independence by Marshall Darrach, the
Shakespearean reader who has charmed
crowded audiences with his wonderful
interpretations of the great dramatist.
Charles Bennett, the great baritone
singer, who is with the Herbert Withers
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Was it a dry town yesterdays

Was it dry town yesterday
1t was. and a quiet one too.
Crepe was hung on the doors of some
of che dispensaries Of bottled joy, and
there were mourners, but they survived
the day. 1t was tight-door day and
If anyone took advantage of any oppor-
tunity to evade the law it must have
been slylys done, so slyly that even
Jack Kalakiela could not have detected
the evasion. Out at Waikiki beach. the
popular Sunday resting place, it was
quiet, and, of course, there was no
booze in sight. The hotels were closed
tight and the man who whispered that
he was IN need of a braeer after a
SWIM, was turned down, and had to
content himself with a lemon squash
with red and green cherries floating
IN the icy surface.
Down town the former Sunday wide
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Bold Kidnapers in Broad Daylight
Seize Strikebreakers and Under
take to Investigate and Threaten
Them--PoIice to the Rescue.

wipahu while yesterday
hotel
audaty
yesterday.
daylight The three
man.. two RI
Wphu branch the
ord O.
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TROOPS DOG MUTINEERS
RELENTLESSLY AND WELL

MANILA July 5.-Reports from Mindanao the effect
that by
the pursuing hunting them through the mountains This
leaves only three missing of known have attacked their
officers month
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TAFTS SETTLED FOR SUMMER

BEVERLY, Massachusetts, July Mrs Taft and children, the
wife family Washing
will spend will be
joined by the President as Congress adourns
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CALIFORNIA TOWN IS
FIRE SWEPT WITH LOSS
Of PROPERTY AND LIFE
PrattvilIe Wiped Outright Hundred Homeless
---Tafts Settle Down at Beverly
for the Summer.
(Associated Press cablegrams.)

PRATTVILLE California July Sire started through the
of fireworks wiped this yesterday Eight
homeless person
his life the flames The property loss estimated hundred
thousand
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NORWICH CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARl

NORWICH Connecticut July 5Presdent Taft will arrive
celebration of the hundred and
hfteth anniversary the founding of the city.
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their work by pickets, located at diff
ferent points on our streets. guarding
the strikers to prevent any one get
ting to them, the three friends were
taking tea at the Higoya hotel when
a mob of a hundred or more strikers
swarmed into the hotel and took them
out and forced them into hacks, using
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MR., TAFT En-
CHICAGO, /,
Ell presidente fue reci-
bido entire victories
y aplausos.
Bolivia define su actitud
en- ell asunto de fronteras
con ell PERU.
Hassen SO proclama Shah de
Persia al frente de numero-
sas tropns.

New York, septiembre 17.-Ayer
lego 4 Chicago el presidente Taft,
en- su.excursi6n de 1900 millas por
las regiones del Oeste. Ell pueblo'le
tribute una calurosa evasion. Por la
tarde asisti6 & un gran desafio de
base ball celebrado en- SUI honor, (No-
ta.-Desde hoy suprimin,os el cable
en- que haga referencia al viaie de
Mr.. Taft, por creerlo de nlngun
anteres parc nuestros lectores. N.
de 'Ia Correspondence,
New York, septiembre 17.-El
presidente de Bolivia Sr:Montes ha
comanicade al gobierno de Lima que
ha presentado al ejecutivo las deci-
stones enviadas por el en- SUI nota ul-
TINA y que ha sido acogida favora-
blemente en- el sentido de propender
& un pronto arreglo de los asuntos
pendientes entire ambos gobiernos.
Con este motive predicese un prom
to arreglo que ponga termino al ac-
tual estado.
New York, septiembre 17.-Noti
cias de Teheran comunican que ell
pretendiente al trono de Persia,
Mohaned-H -Hussein, ,seha levantado al
frente de numerosas tropas en- Lu-
vistan, proclamandose Shah de Per-
sia. Sc teme una poderosa revolu-
cion en- todo el imperio que ocasione
la formal y defnitiva intervention
de las potencias.
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1ADET!:NDENC|A
De MEXICO,
Las fiestas. de Ia "a
tria por la rnennoria
de sus heroes.
El antique imperio de los
Incas cerebra el SO ami
versario de su indepen-
dencia.
Periodistas espaholes visitan al
rey, en- demestracion de pro-
tesla contra la cenSura de Ia
prenSa.

New York, septiembre 17.-Hoy
han empezado en- Mexico las festas
patrias en- conmemoraci6n del SO a
niversario de su Independence. Ell
'presidente Dfaz ha puesto la firma
a varios decretos de indulto, y una
parcial amnistia en- favor de los pre-
sos politicos. Sc hacen preparativos
para solemnizar el centenario que
tendra lugar el aho proximo.
! New York, septiembre 17.-Co-
munican de Espaha, que estando
el rey A lfonso en- San Sebastian fut
visitado por varios editores y repre-
sentantes de Ia prensa de Espa7a. El
objeto de la entrevisa fue, protestar
contra ell decreto del gobierno que
establece la censura mas rigurosa 4
la prensa, cuyo proceder supone un
acto atentorio a los principles de la
libeIad impropio de paises civiliza-
dos. Ell monarca espahol prometi6les
consular el asunto con el gabinete,
hacienda cuanto de SUI parte estuvie
ra para la Suppression del decreto o
disminuir el rigor de la censura has
ia donde 10 permitan las circ uns-
tancias.
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UNGUENTO DEDOAN
Cura radi calmente las
almor ranas, eczema
picazon 8 come zon,
be la piel.

La primera aplicaci6n del
Unguento de Doan, calma la
irritacion en- casos de picaz6n
Q comezon de la piel y en- la
mayoria de los casos, una sola
latita es 10 sufciente para Gu
rar radicalmente los peores
casos de almorranas (salidas Q
sanguinolentas) ronchas, ara
dores, sabailones, sarpullido,
aspereza del cutis, grietas
herpes, barro, sespinillas, etc,
Ell UNGUENTo tDElDoAN DEsPER
CUDEDL CU1YS.
No debe faltar en- ell "Bu-
doir" de las sehoras. Losshom.
bres debens usarlo en- la noche
del dia de.bafba 6 aieite. Una
buena friccion al acostarse por
la noche y observese la suavi.
dad del cults al dia siguiente
despues del banjo,
PROCURESE en- las boti-
cas- y tiendas que venden me.
dicinas.
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FL SEP[L|0 De HOY.
Nutrida concurrencia acompaho
a su ultima mofada a la que
fu4 sehera yiuda de BatiSta.

A las 10. m. quedaron bajo ell
manto de la madre terra, en- un nj
cho del cementerio de San Juan los
restos de la que fue distinguida seno
ra Dolores Ioret de Mola, viuda de-
Batista. Los restos fueron conduct
dos desde Ia casa mortuoria en- San
turce a la ciudad organizandose el
cortejo fdnebre en- la plaza de Colon.
Nutrida concurrencia acompano
a la Ultima morada al cadaver de la
que fue. Llevabanlas cintas delfere-
tro, los Sres. NJ. Paniagua prcsiden-
te del "Banco de P. Rico, DR.. Alva-
rez- Valdes, Lido. Ponte, LIDO. Arras-
tia, Penedo, Furnier yAldea.
En- la concurrencia estaban entire
otros les Sres. Urrutia, Almazan,
Victor de Castro, Saldaha, Vega P.
Garcia, Andino, Pesquera, Dfaz de
Andino, Goico, Baston, Aldea, her
manos Preston, Granada, Arias,
Bose, Archambault y puestro COM
panero Semper. En- la presidencia
del duelo iban los hijos y nieto de
la finada.
Coronas fdnebres entire elias algu-
mas de flores naturales, cubrian ell
feretro, como recuerdo de las amis-
tades de la distinguida familia.
Con sentida Traces despidi6 el due
10 el Sr. Junn Deschoudcns, dando
las gracias en- nombre de la familia.
Reiteramos nuestra mas expresiva
condolencia a la distinguida familia
Batista -Mola y Batista- Portilla y
especialmentc 4 la sehora Emilia v
sehorita Esteher, hijas de la q. fu6.
En- 10 alto este para elcrno el alma
de la que deja aquf grato recuerdo
de simpatia y de respcto, y que al
dejar su terra cubana para residir
en- P. Rico supo captarsc general es-
timacion.
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Una vista del Parque nacional de Canada.
Abundante cosecha
en- LaIcs
La rica baya dara este ano
excelentss rendimientos
Los precios SO sostienen muy
buenOS.
De nuestro corresponsal

Septiembre IA Las classes nece
sitadas deeste pueblo estan de enho
rabuena, gracia a las mercancfas que
a precio limitadisimo estan reailzan
do los comerciates de este pueblo.
Sc ha iniciado un baratilio en- las
principales casas de mercerla, que
muchos amos atras no sc habfa visto.
Los campesinos acuden en- gran.nu-
nero a las tiendas a proveerse de
artfculos de que no pueden prescln-
dir.
Por 10 que respecta a las cosechas,
tam5ien Sc hailan enhorabuena, por-
q. la actual no Sc puede pretenderse
mejor. Por todas parties Sc lie oye ha-
blar a los agricuitores del mucho ca
fe en- las fincas que poseen.
En- la semana pasada Sc generall-
70 la recojida en- toda la Jurisdiction.
Los cosecheros pagan al coiedor 10
centavos por almud maduro.
Hace aigunos dias llegaron aqui
unos italianos con el proposito de
de comprar chinas. Varios propieta-
rios lie han vendido va muchos mics.
+ La actual cosecha de chinas es es-
te ano superior a la del pasado.
Entire importantes vecinos de este
pueblo existe Ell laudabie pensamien-
to de establecer una Biblioteca pu-
blica. Hay mucho entusiasmo por-
que pronto Sc lieve a cabo el proyec-
to que va Sc tiene entire manos.
Por estas montahas liueve en- abun
dancia, y raro es el dfa que Sc pre-
senta ciaro, pues la mayor parte del
tempo permanece encapotado.
A dfez pesos y medic esta pagando
el comercio la fanega de cafe verde.
Las continues iiuvias estan ,oca-
sionando grandes derrumbes en- la
carretera que Sc esta construyendo
de este pueblo a Yauco secci6n de
once kilometres q. concluye en- Rio
Blanco.
Ell jueves 9 de septiembre esta ho-
norable corte municipal, conden6
a los individuos siguientes: a Juan
Aroche, por hurto menor, dos meses
carcel. A Juan Malave, por acometi-
miento y agresi6n,S5 de muita o
5 dias de arresto. Pedro Aivares, por
alterar la paz publica, 81 de mul-
ia 8 dos dfas arresto. Jose Perez, por
acometimiento Y aggression 81 null
ia 6 2 dfas de arresto
Don Rodoifo Rodriguez, amigo
y correligionario nuestro ha cesado
en- ell cargo de director del semana-
rio la Opinion por haber sido
nombrado juez de paz de este pueblo
Marceiino Gonzales ha cesado en-
el desempeho de conserie del cemen-
terio. y Sc ha nombrado en- su lugar
4 Reyes Quinones.
En- toda la jurisdiction dc Lares
hay abundancia de piatanos V
que a precios modicos los consume
este vencindario. Hasta la pro-
Xlma.
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Sc encuentra en esta ciudad.
nuestro estimable compatriota de
Quebradillas, senor Dionisio Coma
lez. Regresara de mahana al lunes
a su residencia en- aqueiia poblacidn.
Ell secretario particular del go
bernador, esta hacienda las tradu-
clones al ingies de las respuestas en-
viadas al Sr. Post respecto del Gu
estionario' enviado por este un bu-
en- numero de personals de la isia.
-Sigue siendo ei "cine" del Par
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& tenor SotorIa.

Entire los pasajeros que condujo
4 esta isla cl Caracas Sc encuentra
ci tenor sehor Sotorra, !, quien he
mos tenido el gusto de saiudar.
El eXce,ente artista Sc propone
dar una scric de conciertos en- varias
pobIaciones de Ia isia, y desdc ahora
ic auguraimos I'm txito iisonjero, da-
da sucapacidad como cantante y las
slmpatias de que goza en- nuestros
pdbiicos.
La Correspondence rcltera al Sr.
Sotorra el testimonio dc sus simpa-
tias.
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Sastreria Italiana.

I'm acrediiddo establecimiento de
sastreria y objetos para caballeros,
luce sus elegant,s exhibiciones IN la
Gale de San Francisco numero 5o de
esta ciudad. III Sr. Miguel Sdrino
confeceiona toda cfasc de prendas
de vestir y desdc cl mas elegante
Track hasta la sencilla chaqueta de
drill, SC puede ordenar en- la exprcsa
da casa. Paraguas genoveses dc la
meior calidad, corbatas, tiran-
ties, pahuelos, cinturones y de-
mas objetos los hay ALI d pre-
clos convenientes. TRACES hechos
&C hallan tambien en- la sastrena
italiana V desde S. 4 SD dc todos
colores v modelos. Surtido de telas
de novedad Sc renueva en- todos los
vaporcs. Prontitud, baratura y exac
titud es el lena de la casa.
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La Tienda Roja.

Nuevos articulos, como Dor
dados, pasacintas, mosquiteros,
teias i 4 cent, oianes gran ba-
ratiiio de ~ a s cent. de S 4 6 Y el
"San Pedro" d l0cent., gran surtido
de juguetes. coichas hancas y de co
lores. especiaiidad en- camisas y cal
soncillos. paraguas, iamparas, cua-
dros Y espejos y un snnumuro de ar
tfcuos mas. San Francisco AZ.
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Hay agric,l'torcs que neccs,tan
mayordomos" q hay "mayordomos,
que necesitdn colocdcl6n. Esas dos
dspardclones Sc encucntran con Diff
cnltad y retardo. Ambds coincidlrdn
rdpadamente 81 los deseos de mayordo
mos y dgricultores SC anunclan en-
La Correspondence" Hay en- es-
te diarlo especial q modica tarya q
etecto.
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dromo Y las carrcras y el baiie pro-
meten qucdar espiendidas. FL SER
vicio de trasporte Sc organizara con-
venientemcntc para eyitar moicstlas
al ptibiico Y Sc cspera que los carros
eiGctricos Y automovileS circuien con
regu,aridad v en- suficiente nlimero.
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MeIcado de azucaT.
New York, agosto 19.-El
mercado eerro hoy sus opera
clones al precie de- 4.21, firme.

ceiebre planista puertorriquefo, y
por la animation que Sc nota sera
un gran acontecimiento.
En- ese concerto ei Sr. Nuhez da-
ra a conocer a este iiustrado public
beiifsimas composlciones de autores
notabies y entire elias algunos de es-
te inspirado oompositor interpreta-
das por valics profesores y dirigidos
por el mi. mo autor or. Nunez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-17
Ultima hora.

Tn gran cargamento de camas, col
chones, roperos y escritorios acaban
de llegar 4 los almacenes de Ell
CIELO" icnemos tambitn un bara.
tillo en telas de varios colores.