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Richmond planet., 1909-09-04

Miss. Supreme Vice Chancellor: c..
n. Robinson, st. Louis, Mo. Su-
preme Keeper of Records and Seal:
J. II. Young. Pine Blun. Supreme
Master OF Exchequer; a. II. Newton
Camden. Supreme Prelate: s. D. Mil
Ter, Paris. Ky. Supreme Master at
Arms; Geo. A. Watty. Baltimore.
Nd Supreme Inner Guard: Dennis
Taylor. Jacksonville, Fla. Supreme
Outer Guard; Or. J. II. Ward. Su-
preme Medical Registrar: r. r.
Jackson, Chicago, III. Major General.
:. a. T. Watkins. Chicago. III. Su-
pTeme Attorney; Temple and Santa
rum Commissioners. Dr. c. VI. Wade
Arkansas; DR.. r. r. Underwood
Kentucky; ]. NJ. Hazelwood West
Virginia, Dr. a. NJ. Prince. Texas:
A. W. Lloyd, Missouri. W. J. I. Reed
Indiana: c. ID. Creswell. Ga: with
: w Green. Louisiana. John W.
Strauther. Mississippi and c. X.
Robinson, Missouri. ex-offcio mem
bers. z. d. Green, of Chicago. is
secretary Of the commission.
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
McCLURE's MAGAZINE
Contents For September, 1909.

Lieutenant Shackciton and His
Little Son. Frontispiece.
Farthest South. Lieutenant Shack
Teton Illustrated with photographs
Gaelic Song. 4 Poem. Edith B
SpSulding..
The Parlor Back Home, Eugene
Wood Illustrations by Horace Tay-
Tor.
The Martyrdom Lottery. A Story
Perceval Gibbon. Illustrations by
Walter Jack Duncan.
Brooklyn Bridge. a Poem. Florence
Wilkinson. Drawing u Fredersc
Dorr Steele
An Englishman's Impressions OF
American Rule in Cuba. Sir Henry
Johnson. illustrated with photo
graphs.
The Miracle. a Poem. Anita Fitch.
James Galbraith. Able-bodied sea
man. a story. John Fleming Wilson.
Illustrations by George Harding.
The Prayer of the Weak. 4 Poem.
Margaret steele Anderson.
The Best Way 20 Prevent Indus
trial Warfare. Charles W. Eliot.
Provencal Legand. a Poem. VILLA
SlDert Gather.
The Kerosene Spring A story.
Kenneth Brown. Illustw wtious by Al
bert Levering
Beer and the City liquor Prob
lem. George kibbe Tl-ner. Illus
traJed with photographs
a Question OF SALVAGE 4 story.
George Allan England. Illustrations
by J A. Cahiil.
The Efficiency of Enelish Courts.
Jesse Macy.
Bunalo Mountain TuEnel. a story.
Arthur X. Akers. illustrations by r.
b Masters
The Fly-The Disease of the
House. r. T. Brewster.
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
ChiIdren's Party.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
cambridge was a scene Of beauty last
Saturday afternoon.
The occasion being a social given
in honor of Miss Lucille cambridge.
of New Orleans.
The little ones enjoyed them
selves by a musical after which all
kinds OF games were played after
which refreshments were served.
Those present were: Nathaniel
Baker. of Philadelphia Pa. Miss Ell
len Spence, of Norfolk, Va, Miss
Gladys Booker, Miss Bertha Jackson.
Miss Frances Dawson, Miss Mary
Waller, Miss Florence Gardner, Miss
julia Jefferson, Miss EstelIa Dawson.
Miss Jeanette Smith, Miss Evelyn
Barrett, Miss Ruth Matthews, of
Washington. d. c.
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04

of books and papers. The Common
Council will be called 10 meet We'd
nesday night 10 concur in this reso-
luton.
In the Street Committee the only
satisfaction expressed is that so far
IL has not been shown that any per
son in the employ OF the city either
knew Of. or profited by. the graft in
grain. That the stable committee
viii recommend a new system of
buying and weighing supplies is a
foregone conclusion. while great en-
phasis has been given 10 the move
ment TO Nave a city purchasing agent
Tor the buying of all city supplies.
CAN GET 40 JUSTICE THERE.
At police headquarters yesterday
IL was frankly admitted that ft was
useless TO attempt further proceed o.
ings before Justice Crutchfeld. The
Police Department has repeatedly
complained OF the methods OF Justice
Crutchheld's court. and the turning
OF a court or justice into a place OF
hunoonery. his failure 10 enforce the
ordinance for keeping loafers ont
OF the courtroom. on one occasion
the Police Board took formal action
protesting against the treatment ac-
corded police officers who appeared
as witnesses in the magistrates
court, the board stating that the men
were frequently insulted and ridi-
culed. TO the Generalization of the
force.
Al detective headquarters II was
frankly N<Sid that 90 was no use to
secure a warrant for Mr.. Alvey since
the Police Justice had said In adj
vance that he would not hear direct
testimony against him.
ON the night Robinson was
brought back from Powhatan county
where he had fed according 10 his
own account az the instance OF Al
Ney' he made "a complete confession
al the First Police Station 10 De
tective-Captain McMahon in the
presence of Detective-Serceants Wilt
shire and Bailey. Mr. Bailey wrote
down the statement. which was read
20 Robinson, and which ne signed
as correct. That statement Is ready
Tor the consideration OF the street
Committee, should it sit as court
Tor the trial OF the case. or for the
grand jury in the event Judge Witt
determines 10 impanel that body and
so take further proceedings out of
Continued on Fourth Page.)
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04

Mr.. Z. S. C. Froe. of Pocahontas
Va, visited Richmond last week.
Mrs. Harriet f. Thompson, of 1O4
W. Jackson Street. is on a visit TO
Atlantic City, y. J., and other North
ern cities.
After three weeks prolonged stay
ar Jennings Ordinary and Burkeville
Va, Mrs. r. Eleanora Wesley has
returned TO the city much improved.
Mr.. John Bland, Of Prince George
County, Va, was in town and called
on US.
Mr.. Fortune Randolph, of Center
vile, Louisiana, is visiting his
Brother Mr.. Banks Randolph. OF
Richmond. Va.
Mr.. John Clinton. of PHILADELPHIA
Pa, IS the guest Of Mrs. Martha
Fields Boyd, 9OS st. John Street.
Mr.. James 4. Manson. OF New
York City. was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T. Cogbill of 1917 Hull St.
Manchester, last week.
Miss Alberta jenkins has re-
turned TO her home in Manchester
after spending a pleasant stay in
Danville, Va. While there she was
royalty entertained by Prof. G. w.
woody and Mr.. L. S. Cunningham.
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
Continued on Fourth Page.)
THE MECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK BUILDING
Purchased the Lot Adjoining
Fine ROOF Garden-PulIing
Down the Old Structure.

The work Of demolishing the old
building on the northwest corner Of
Third and Clay Streets 10 make room
for the new four-story banking and
office building has actually begun.
Contractor u. J. Farrar placed a
force OF men there last Thursday
morning and the indications are that
the work will be well under way by
October 1st. The Mechanics Saw
ines Bank, through its President
John Mitfhen, Jr., has purchased
the house and lot adjoining at a
cost of ($5,0OO) FIVE thousand dol
lars.
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
Returns Thanks.

Richmond. Va, Sept. 1. 1909.
take this means of expressing
my heartfelt thanks to all who SO
Iloeraily contributed for the beauti-
Iul bouquet OF flowers and handsome
parse presented me on last Friday
evening by Miss Martha Willis and
Mesdames Sarah Bolts and Hattie 7
Eaton. They truly brought ravs of
sunshine and gladness. Fhankinq
you again for your kindly expres.
sions,
i am Yours Truly.
II. BELLE FITZRUGH.
1lO4 st. James Street.
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
PRICE. FIVE CENTS.

located at the palatial residence of
Prof. J. Silas Harris. 1911 Forest
Ave. with the Ohio delegation. She
attended the Memorial exercises.
the reception TO the ladies at Lyric
hall by the lnter-State-Dames. the
competitive drill and bali at Con-
vention hall Friday night.
She won many compliments for
the able and fearless manner i'm
which she represented her state and
the rules were suspended and she
was unanimously reelected Su-
preme Worthy Couductress for the
next two years.
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
Got the Building.

John Mitchell. of the Richmond
PLANET. has succeeded in having a
permit issued for the erection OF his
bank building. He had a strenuous
time, but there were no reasons why
the permit should not have been is
sued, beyond the one-the same
grand old reason" OF race. But II
is useless to rehearse the particulars
since the mere suggestion is sufi-
cient- Mr. Mitchell gets his build
ing, and is TO be congratulated that
he did succeed. Indianapolis. Ind,
Freeman.
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
SIXTY FOUR FEET FRONTAGE
NOW.

1t has a frontage of SO feet and a
depth OF one hundred and fifty feet.
This dwelling will not be disturbed.
This gives the bank a frontage of
sixty-fOuT feet on Clay Street. The
new building will have a frontage of
only twenty-seven feet. II will be
electrically lighted throughout and
the Otis elevator Will carry visitors
and tenants to the roof. In the sum
mer will be arranged a roof garden
for private use. Palms and ferns
will be among the attractions and
electric globes viii be placed at
eight feet intervals all around the
roof
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
The Frankest and the Bravest.

Editor John Mitchell OF the Rich
mond (Va.) PLANET seems to be
the frankest and bravest Afro
American journalist who made the
mistake of supporting Candidate
Taft last Fall. He has the courage
70 express his convictions even IL in
so doing he publicly acknowledge
having made a great mistake. He
Is greater man, in at least this one
respect, than Brownsville" Roose-
welt. IL takes a great deal more
courage TO do what he has done, than
II does to make such a mistaxe.-
The Gazette, Cleveland, Ohio.
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
iythian Temple Tax Abolished.

The Virginia delegation 20 the SUI
preme Lodge. Knights OF Pythias. y.
A. ;. \, F.. A., A. and A.. returned
nome Jubilant over the repeal OF the
Pythian Temple tax. This tax was
abolished by practically a two-thirds
vote. This was the result OF six
years agitation by Grand Chancellor
Mitchell and the Supreme Represent.
auves from this state. No blow
could have been more severe 10 the
ADMINISTRATIONS forces. as this was
the issue upon which the fight for
supremacy was based IN the Supreme
Lodge.
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
False Report.

MISS Mabel Arie Noseley, who is
Nislung MT and Mrs. Ryland Ce-
phas' 1902 f. Marshall Street. takes
thls opportunity 20 say that there is
NOT rumor that she is to become
,he bride OF Mr.. Wm. Conley Nose
ley, formerly of Norfolk, but now OF
richmond, in the Fall. She. AT pres
eht' Is not to become the bride of
any one. The report is false from
beginning 20 end. ''A
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
POLICE JUSTICE
ROUNDLY SCORED
Citizens DenounCe CrutChfield's
stand i'm Grain Graft Scandal.

Richmond. Va. Aug 30.-Among
city officials approached yesterday
there was almost universal condem-
nation of the result OF the trial OF
Jim Robinson, the negro driver en-
ployed by>Alvey Bros. who was
given ninety days in Jail in Police
Court saturday morning for his part
in the short weighing of oats deliv-
cred at the city stables. by weighing
IN 1910 pounds Of cobblestones 10 the
lead. a practice admitted 10 have
been continued for more than a year
past while at the same time the
court fatty refused 20 entertain
charges against those who evidently
prohted 10y the transaction, and who
were accused by Robinson OF having
hatched and suggested the scheme.
giving him drinks and small sums
or money 10 carry out HIS part.
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
Successful Revival.

Rev. ID. NJ. Miller. of Boiling. Va.
mas Just closed a most successful re-
VlVaI at Thesalonia Baptist Church
ana Arvonia and Liberty Chapel. He
as assisted by DR.. II. Johnson and
Dr. DR. a. c. Jones. There were 70 con-
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
WESTRAY-JACKSON.

Mr. and Mrs. Baxter F. JACKSON.
announce the marriage of their
aaughter Hazel d. to Mr.. ]. M.
W'estray, September 1. 1909, at their
residence.
Reception Thursday, September 9,
1909, from s to u at 1O2 East
Leigh Street. No cards. Friends
invited.
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
Our supreme Court Representative.

Miss NJ. L. Chles, the Supreme
Representative TO the Supreme
Court from Virginia. was the honor
ed guest OF the Virginia delegation
TO and from Kansas City. Mo.
Although her berth was in the
regular Pullman She enjoyed her
meals with the gallant Virginian Sir
Knights.
AT Kansas City she was pleasantly
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04

good all round printer.
Permanent position and good
pay to the right person. State
experience and wages expected
Address Manager. The Reformer
publishing Co., Box 100. Dur
ham. y. c.
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
GOING TO HIGHER COURT.

Some Councilmen went so far as
TO aliude TO the trial as rank mis-
carriage of justice. and to say that
there should be prompt and efective
action by the Council and by the
higher courts TO mete out Justice
TO those who have been defraudinc
the city, whoever they may be. and
10 secure either a pardon or a COM
mutation of sentence for the negro
who has so palpably been made the
scapegoat and 10 whose sentence Of
ninety days his own lawyer coa-
sented without protest. although he
had been told before court that AS
TAR az the negro was concerned. both
the city and the Police Department
would consider the ends OF Justice
fully met 10y a s. fne. the real effort
being 10 GET az the projectors and
oenehciaries O. the graft rather than
20 dump ali the blame on an igno-
rant negro, who was a mere tool in
the hands of more intelligent men.
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
CRUTCHFIELD's THEORY.

For Justice Crutchfeld announced
from the bench that IL was his theory
OF the case that. after weighing in
the cobblestones, it was the practice
of the driver TO 90 back 10 the car
and get another 19O pounds. 20 make
up the weight, and TO dispose of
that grain TO his own profit. Com
monwealth's Attorney Folkes protest
ed that this was a mere theory, with
out evidence TO sustain it. and some
what lacking in probability, but the
Police Justice announced that this
was his view Of the case, and that
his mind was made up, and on this
account he would not issue a war
rant, however strongly the evidence
might point in one direction.
The Council Committee on Streets
meets tonight, and spicy times are
expected. From the first report of
the matter the committee has shown
no desire TO gloss over any part Of
the transaction, Chairman Adams
announcing fatty that there would be
no whitewash, whatever the conse-
quences. This was the spirit of
the report Of the subcommittee on
HtdDiSSS CohipOScu Oh Ala efIudu
Powers and Councilman Lynch
which committee heard Edward AL
vey's statement In regard 10 the
transaction, and which recommend
ed that his bill be held up pending
further inquiry.
IL was the spirit of the resolu-
tion offered by Alderman Gunst
and adopted by the Board OF Alder
men, giving the Street Committee
authority To investigate every phase
of the transaction, with power to
summon witnesses. examine them
on oath, and compel the production
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04
NEGRo Coz 10 GRATN.

Ihat the negro was convicted and
sentenced 20 y Jail term for stealing
grain when no grain was stolen.
that although he was charge with a
conspiracy 10 defraud the city, the
court refused the request of the Com
monwealth's Attorney for a warrant
90 bring into court the party with
whom the Negro admitted he had
conspired; that Edward Alvey. who
brought the first charge. and swore
out the hrst warrant against the ne
gro, was not summoned 20 court and
not called on 10 testify: that the
charge of conspirng 10 defraud the
city, made on the police blotter. was
changed before the case came 10
trial; that the negro was convicted
solely on his own statement made 10
the detectives. while the court an
nounced from the bench that il would
not consider the negro's evidence
against his employer. however. the
circumstantial evidence seemed to
point, and who. as far as the record
has developed up TO this time. seems
10 have been the sole gamer by the
transaction-these were among the
arguments advanced everywhere yes
terday for new and impartial trial.
when the negro may tell his own
story in open court, without the in
tervention OF Police Court lawyers.
and where the circumstances sIr<-
rounding the case may be weighed
by jury OF responsible men, and
not be decided of-hand on a mere
theory unsupported by any evid dence,
as was the admitted case on Satur-
Richmond planet., 1909-09-04

Mr.. L. S. G. Froe. of Pocahontas.
Va, visited Richmond last week.
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Alcalde de San Juan.
IMPORTANTE.

Para los jovenes que intenten es-
tudiar una carrera en- los Estados
Unidos y deseen tener informes So
bre Universidades y Colegios., pue-
den dirigirse al DR.. ]. L. MONTAL-
VO.
81 W. 103 sd St., New York city
N v
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UTIL.-Manera de reconocer la
archicoria en- el cafe Ell senclllo pro-
cedlmiento que sigue, permitira re-
conocer la Justification del cafe por
la achicoria tostada molda Agre-
guese al polvo sospechoso mas 9
menos 10 veces su peso de aqua adj
cionada con acido clorhidrico; agi-
tese la mezcla y dejese en- rcposo. El
polvo del cafe sobrenada y el liqui-
do toma un tinte amarillo paja. El
polvo de achicoria, por Ell contrario
Sc deposita en- el fondo del vase y e
lfquido toma entonces un tinte obs.
euro"
CURIOSO.-V cientificos re.
fie rem que todo el Antique Continen.
tie Sc esta sumergiendo en- el mar Me-
diterraneo, y aduce hechos significa.
tivos para confirmar su teoria. Los
periodicos americanos dicen d este
proposito que 81 los europeos Sc sien.
ten inclinados a emigrar, solo en- e
Sur de los Estados Unidos y en- Me.
xico Sc podra aposentar a cincuenta
millones de cllos.
Ell Sr. y Srita. Guard, quienes har
emprendido un viaje de bodas desde
el ano 1896 al rededor del mundo
cruzaron dc Dover q Calais hace DO
cos dias. Durante los Gltimos doct
amos han caminado sesenta mil mi
Has a trav6s dc Europa, Siberia
Jap6n, Norte y Sur America y Nortt
de Africa.
Tn coroncl dc Nueva Brctana hs
fallecido dcjando doscicntos cincucr
Ia mil pesos de capital, Y consignan
on SlIs memorials que no uso calce
tines durante clncucnta amos.
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de todo el mundo Sc reparten, en- los
entreactos, vasos con aqua, que
levan los acomodadores en- bande-
jas. 5Porque no Sc hace 10 mismo en-
el teatro "La Perla" y en- los teatros
de San Juan y demas pueblos de la
lsla? Puesto que arreglamos nues-
tros teatros y los montamos a la mo-
derna, debemos hacerlo de modo
complete, y anadir estos detalles
que son pequenos pero que hablan
en- favor del desarrollo del comfort
en- nuestros establecimientos publ
cos de los pueblos.
Desearia que diera usted publici-
dad a estas lineas, y, 81 possible, que
escribiera un editorial en- apoyo de
esta idea. De usted atentamente H.
L. Ponce, Julio de 1909.
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NUEVO HOTEL.-Con to-
das las comodidades propias
del mejor establecimiento de
esta clase, han instalado los
esposos Morgan un magnifico
hotel en- la parada Is en- San
turce. HOTEL MAYA. Servicio
esmerado, habitaciones fres-
cas- y ventiladas en- los tres
pisos del edifioio, y vistas
al mar, brisas continues
y suma atencion para los hues-
pedes llena este hotel una YER
dadera neecsidad. Para fami-
lias hay comodos locales. En-
sitio centrico de Santurce dis
pone de facilidad en- las comu-
nicaciones con la ciudad.
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HUMORISMO NORTHUMBERLAND

Al voiver he encontrado que
todos mis- amigos. me han oividado
-cPor que no les pedlste dine
TO prestado. antes de marchar?
Primer oefor.-Que parte toma
Racedv en- cl nuevo drama?
.SoguHdo actor. -Tiene TN papei
muy inyerosimll-En un acto tie
he que rehusar una copa de bran
dy.
IA qpe hora sale ei pr6Nimo
tren para Squendunk?- k?-pregunta
una seiora IN IA taquilla.
A las doce '-contesta el taqui-
Zero.
NO hay otro tren que salga an
ties que csc?
No: nosotros nunca tenemoS
trenes que saigan antes que el pro-
ximo.
Magistrate. dc modo que Vd-
sacrifice su nombre. Su honor. Su
future V su libertad, por dos pc
SOS.
PI0. ESQ es. su Honor. Pero
que podia yo hacer: No habia mas
a;incro en- IA GAIA
.Ionl5ms BiGn senior. yo puSe
aquci hombre por ei sueio. Ii es
,!,,S veccS mars grande que yo, pc
rO ic diie cara i cara 70 que creia
Il N conducta. V le lame todos
n"mbrcs que pude encontIar
su "a diCcionaroi. V muchos mas.
!Sfusids " no trat6 de pegarte,
Jenkins
.fSaEFas. No sehor. no. GUAM
81. tssto .le contentarme engan
ef q g.iiono del teiefono v me
tL
Eta Lila me dijo que Nd- le
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Compania de Autmovi|es
ENTIRE SAN JUAN
Y MARTIN PENA.

Desde el domingo primero de Agos
to Sc pondran al servicio los cuatro
AUTOMOBILES desde las 7 de la mana
ma hasta las doce de la noche cobran
do solo 5 centavos por cualquiera dis
tancia que recorra ell pasagero entire
San Juan y Martin Peha.
Las personals que hayan tornado
tikes de abono, los enviaran 4 la Off
Gina de la compaiia cangearlos
por numeros equivalentes de los
comunes de 5 centavos. Joaquin Ma
tienzo., Tesorero.
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CAMPEONAT0 De CIENT0S.

= FL campeonato literaro aiaer-
to por "La Correspondent la
sido recibido con viyO inlef5S IN
toda la isls-
Los momentos -on ia'eressntes
De un ladc con ms 8 memo iran
queza. tratase, com" Il so ilrla
cosa fscii. de opoLe- "t>l .ei.le,
en- Ia issa al desarroilo h :. 'augIs
caste..ana De otro, un l-gvimlien-
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diio aquel seereto que yo le die J..
que no le dijera. ss'
H.-Yo lie die a ella que no te
dijera 10 q ue 20 lie die.
Ella. Yo lie prometi que no te
dirfa 10 que ella me dijo; de modo
que no lie digas que yo te 10 die.
-Bien, Johnny, 1desearfa Vd
ser un hombre becho y derechoi
-Seguramente que 81
-lPor que?
Para que la gente no me hicie-
ra preguntas tontas."
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| ! 0N0NIg|PAt |
MANANA DOMINGO
10. De AG0ST0.
Gran acontecimiento
T EA T R AL
cANTARAN En- FL 7EA7Rd
LA PRIMERA TIPLE
ESPERANZA IRIS.
EL SKEOR
! MIGUEL GUTIERREZ
CALIGRAFIA: /
CALIGRAFIA:

CLASSES POR CORREsPoN-
DENCIA.-La letra artificial de las
maquinillas, dura, rfgida y monoto
ma, noes u de I'd. adquiera I'd. Ia
suya propia., por mi sistema de en-
ssehmsa y1n1todo "Educaci6n y ar
tmonia deErnovimiento. :"
3 Cualqhiera que sea SUI residencia
profession 8 sexso,, POR NAL QUE
ESCRIBA I'D. lie garantizo que
adquirira en- muy breve plazo UNA
LETRA INGLESA cursiva s ma
gistral, expontanea y rapida, suges-
tiva y bella.
I CLASSES A DOMICILIO EN- SAN
JUAN Y SANTURCE.- -Escriba pa-
ra informes al professor que suscribe
F. VEGA NEVARES, P. O. BOX
S43, San Juan P. r. -, .s,'.>. w
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Gran Baratillo.

Gran baratillo de olanes. telas a
4 centavos. aifombras, camisas ca
simires, dries, encajes, tiras borda-
das. &. &.
A piazos muebles de todas clases
en- Ell CIELO.
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EEa.-E..4 me diio que vd. le
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Nadie sdbe que su casa es-
I'd desalquiidda. Nadie 10 sa-
be, porque usted no 10 anuncia.
81. desea aiquilar su casa que
ahora no le produce NADIA aniin-
cield en- La. Correspondent
cia" Para esta clase de anun-
clos hay en- este diario precios
especidte, muy limitados.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodico a SO quintal
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Ell marques de villalobar, repre-
sentante de Espaha en- Londres,
ha dejado de serlo para pasar con
el mismo cargo q Washington. Sc
est&n hacienda grandes y mutuos
cumplidos y protestas de simpatfa,
pero no Sc ha dicho 81 al presentar
este diplom8tice el regio erecuatur
le obsequiaron con un ejemplar del
discourse del senador Ken nedy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-01
Esma|te b|anco para tachos

Ofrecemos este esmalte pa.
ra tachos, alambiques, dep6si'
tos de guarapo etc. En- use
de las Centrales de Cuba. Je.
maica, Demerara etc, y poi
algunas Centrales de esta
Isla.
Gandia & Stnhha