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News Of the decision OF the United
States Supreme Court jolted the stock
Exchange like an earthquake shortly
after noon. The Consolidated Gas
stock slid down % IL points and other
stocks declined from to points In
sympathy.
Lawyers Are Puzzled.
The learned lawyers for the gas mo-
nopoly foregathered In their upholstered
Wall street offices and ran about IN
various circles uttering loud cries, OF
which the following from Charles I,
MathewsOn is sample.
1T is impossible for MS to arrive
at any definite conclusion as TO what
the Supreme Court has really held
until We get the full text OF the de.
cislon. As | understand It from the
very brief reports OF the decision as
given by the ticker and telegraph
dispatches, It appears that the Court
has sustained our right to earn
per cent. on our investment. and has
also sustained the fixed valuation OF
the franchises at about 100000,
which was the amount the company
paid for the various franchises AT the
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SAVANNAH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Selling: three-year- Odds
and upward one mile.-The Ram liz
Mccarthy, j to |. to and { to !, won,
Clifton Forge. III young, = to :. even
and to s, second Druid, III .BrussclU,
4 to |, ! to ) and to ?, third Time.
Is % Autumn Flower. Prince OF Pill
sen and Virgil r, also ran.
SL.coHD RArr-pnrse ,hree.year.
o,Is ara rnua,d, civ ana Rail, tr,r.
In"gs Sa,,.niatiIs TX SMahoni IN :
AMI out won Snrl,r Frog, ir., ,Dunlapi.
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WOULD STOP PUBLICATION
OF RACITRACK BETTINGODDS

ALBANY, Jan. t-Newspapers will he
prohibited from publishing betting odds
on horse races IL a bill to be introduced
by Senator Agnew. OF New York, be-
comes law. Senator Asnew, who was
one Of the sponsors OF the anti.race
track gambling laws passed at the last
session OF the Legislature. said to-day
that lie intended to Introduce such a bill
last year, but In view Of the fight
against an'i-race track gambling bills
decided TO postpone the matter until
this year.
He 1ellcSes the prohibition OF the
publication OF betting odds would
strengthen the laws against racotrack
betting,
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DREW HIS PISTOL ONLY TO
PROTECT BROTHER, HE SAYS
Widow of Slain Man Hears Him Swear That He
Never Threatened Her or Pointed
His Gun at Any One on
Yacht Float.

Thornton jenkins a the novelist and eX-sang MASTER took The
stand as witness in his own behalf his trial for murder at Flushing
this afternoon with the purpose the promises OF his lawyers might be
relied upon denying all guilty knowledge Of the klmg OF William T.
Anns by his BROTHER Capt Peter Hm OF the regular army at the
BaySiie Yacht Club last August.
OH Cen Peter Hams the lse father, had just finished rs
testimony when John Mcintyre Chief counsel for the defense,
nojoned to his Client sitting yale AMI quiet his side o
20 to the witness chair The biggest moment OF the big murder trial
had coe-a bigger than when the dead mans widow
told her story for when all said and done about Thornton Hams
dominant personality that tn. tragedy has focused since the very first
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GAS COMPANIES MUST PAY
BACK MORE THAN $10000,000
Trust Lawyers Staggered by the Court Decisions
Which Crowns With Victory the
Evening Worlds Long Fight
for the Public.

The EghyCen Gas bill declared constitutional in decbion
handed down by the United States Supreme Court in Washington this
afternoon and The Evening World scored another victory for the people.
Sied down. this is the effect of the decision:
The 80.Cent Gas bill has been constitutional ever since
the moment Of its passage, and is constitutional to-day
The legal price Of gas in this city since May I, 1905,
has been 80 cents per thousand feet and gas company
has any right to charge more.
The Consolidated and other gas companies must refund
the 20 per cent they have been collecting, amounting
now to S100O0000 and must render their bills hereafter at
the 80.cen rate
But the Consolidated Gas Company granted The right
to go into court and prove such proof be possible Of pro-
duco-that 80 cents per thousand feet is confiscatoy
rate for gas in this city.
In other words the burden Of proof shifted from the people tha
gas MONOPOLY The Consolidated and its associates must prove by actual
that 80 per thousand feet not allow fair return
the
The evening world., 1909-01-04
IS EPILEPSY CONQUERED7
Philadelphia Physician Has Many
Cures 10 His Credit.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %-Advices
from every direction fully confirm pre-.
vious reports that the remarkable treat.
ment for epilepsy being administered
by the chief consulting physician OF
the Or. Kline institute is achieving
wonderful results, Old and stubborn
cases have been greatly benefited and
many patients claim to have been en-
tIrely cured.
Persons suffering from epilepsy
should write at once to Branch 2, Or.
Kline Institute. No. e3i Arch street.
philadelphia, Pa. for a supply OF the
remedy. which u being distributed
rat
The evening world., 1909-01-04
Fine NrW Turkish BATHS

nov OPEN AZ he new Pulitzer Bgi.ing. On.y
tir,t.clss, downtown establishment, McSern
in every detail. Eiectrie and Turkish 6aths
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OSCAR FACED COP" IS HELD IN
COURT ON d SERIOUS CHARGES
Delaney Must Stand Trial for Grand larceny Burglary I'M
perSonatinQ an Officer md Carrying Dangerous
WeaponS-ActS as Own Counsel.

DELANEY is John T, Bond. a Hartford
Cunnl engineer, who swnre that the
"scar-faccd" officer took him to a hotel
New Years night and then robbed him
off watch chain, cum links and stick.
pin This property was found m he.
proy and identified, as was also De.
Hnoy himself
Tue four 'HarsCs are grand larcenv.
burglary, iWrersonating an officer ami
carving d. ugofoaa uvear,onA
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Hams small, stocky, eagIe'nosed, and
shifty Of eye, showed his way through
the rows OF reporters came around
nchind the jury box, stepping brisklF.
He took the oath with complete self
possession, his upliftei hand perfectly
steady, and then slipped into the oaken
chair with a movement as stealthy, al
most, as that of a cat.
His Bravado Accumulated.
That touch OF the bravo which Is
never entirely absent from this mans
manner seemed accentuated. He looked
as IL re actually might have anticipa-
tons Of pleasant nature regarding the
ordeal that lay before him, for every
eye in the crowded room was upon him
and every ear listening for what he
might have to say, and that is what
Thornton Hams loves with greedy
love, II one may Judge from his con-
duct since the case opened before
Supreme Court Judge Crane at Flush
ing's old town hall To the clerk ne
gave his residence as Bay Ridge.
GLOW old are you?" began Mclntyre
II was forty-three on tho 18th OF Novem-
her" he answered in an easy converse.
tloral tone. Ginning his words of rather
closely at the ends.
II was born at my grandfa,her's
home In Washington" he went on
answering more questions. Il was mar.
r.ed in 1896 to girl named Mary Jones,
OF Brooklyn. She died three years ago
leaving one child, also named Mary.
have been an inspector on Government
contracts and l have also followed the
sea. ! went to sea in 1873 at the age
twelve. and served four years learning
a seaman's routine duty, AT different
times since | have been to sea as mate
ana master ana ! nave master
license am hho"r a'ohs '"e h"eFl'
can coast anu III Iort'sh countries as
APT jenkins ''"'nS' NY p',n"'e name
y 1. JENKINS l'a'''s' o'nee Nv" nave
earned NY ".'"s M''.' wv; nave
written dozen pooNs anu nave a's 50
'ne r'"s''" ''"e .'s'. ''"" VI Ivy
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8O-CENT GAS UPHELD
BY HIGHEST COURT
MonopolyS New Years
Git TO Manhattan

There due people Of Manhattan
than $lO0O00OO
what they have paying
hands United States Commissioner
$932S0 including The Consolidated Company
which has holding last October, the
deposited the following
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ROOSEVELT APPOINTS
TWO NEW MINISTER'S.

wAsHfSGTON. Ian t-The PresI.
dent sent to tho Senate TO-DAY the fol-.
lowing nominations Envoys ETtraor-
binary and Ministers Parliamentary,
Hun ingtOn Wilson. u Illinois, 10 the
Argentine Republic, Spencer +. Eddy,
OF Illinois, To Roumana and Sery la
and Diplomatic Agent In Bulgaria.
Third Secretary OF Embassy at Paris,
Seth Low picrrepont. of Connecticut.
Cnnsuls General, Albau g Snyder, NJ
Vest Virginia. at Panama, Panama
Richard " Barlcman, %, Alassacnu-
sets. a. Buenos AyTes, Argentine Re.
,'ulnnel. retired. 10 be hrigadier gen
sral rs-Ircd John n G IIustina
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time Of the consolidation, InasmuchF'
as the bill of complaint was dis
missed without prejudice, 1t might ,
mean that the company would be- !
gin new suit to determine its earn
ing capacity"
The original valuation Ot the gas frauN
chises was held by the gas company td
he s2i,OD.UO the amount at which they,
were taxed by the State. Judge Hough
cut this down to 100000. which suds
was considered to have been raised tai
sl2,O0O,Oo0 by the natural increase In tho
value Of the franchises since the coma
solicitation. b,
Cannot Capitalize Franchise. b,
The decision Is one OF the most lm<
portant ever made on case involvinHi
corporations. because Il destroys the
contention of the Consolidated Gas
Company that public service corpora
ton can capitalize franchises which,
cost Il nothing and can utilize the inc
creased valuation OF these franchsess
due to the growth OF the communities
as an additional interest earning asset.
Tie franchises OF public service cor4
pcraton, b., this decision, are valued,
al Just what they cost, and they cannot
be held in the same light AS capital
stock or tangible assets
When the whole matter is sifted down.
finally through the courts it will be
found that New York will enjoy S0-ceIs
gas. The gas companies OF Brooklyn.
foreseetng the inevitable, have been
charging only 10 cents ever since the law
was passed by tile Legislature. The
Manhattan gas companies, in combina-
ton have been collecting 81 per thou
sand feet but ,mpounding the difference
between 81 and 50 cents with United
states Commissioner Shields, who has Id
deposited or interest
100000 to Be Paid Back
More than S9goo,l0o ot the money Of tho
people Of Manhattan is thus tied up
The distribution NJ this vast sum TO thu
hundreds Of thousands who have paid ID
in viii be a gigantic lob, Further legal
action will be necessary To establish thu
legal status OF those Who have failed u
preserve their gas bills.
In the absence Of the complete ds1
csion Judge Alton Il. Parker. Assists
ant Corporation Counsel Burr and Ed
ward r. Whitney who so ably argued
the case FOR the city up to and in ths
United States Court could not entsd
into any detailed discussion NJ It this
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Sc VENDE.

Sc vende una fnca de 1900 cuer-
das, situada en- ell kil0metro 6 de la
carretera Manati- Ciales, unida la
fabrica de la entral Monserrate, por
un ferrocarril de vapor que conduce
las caiias que en- dicha tinca Sc cose-
chan. Esta finca esta arrendada er
la actualidad. Hay que respetar eI
contrato de arrendamicnto, percibien-
do ell comprador $1,000 de renta y
entrando en- possession de $50 cuerdas
excluidas de dicho contrato, una casa
y un 10000 matas de pima en- produc-
cion que radican en- elias.
Pueden sembrarse 900 cuerdas de
cana (actualmente hay 400 cuerdas
sembradas que puedeu verse). Las
800 cuerdas restantes, son propias
para ganado, con aqua abundante por
todas parties.
se dan tacilidades para Ell pago.
Dirigirse q Apartado de correo No.
So. "Manati."
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BANCO De PUERTO RICO.

Sc hace pdblico que Ell Consejo de
gobierno ha acordado poner en- circu-
laci6n los billetes de este Banco de
CINCO y D[EZ dollars de Ia nueva
Serie marcada con la letra F. y cuya
description es la siguiente: tamaho
y forma, exactamente iguales q los
americanos, color girls en- la cara ante
rior y verde en- la posterior, fechados
el 10. de Julio de 1909, redactados en-
ingles y espahol, y frmados por Ell
pres idente Don M. Paniaguay y Ell cafe
ro Don E. Adzuar; los de cinco do
liars llevan el retrato de Cristobat Co.
lon y los de diez dollars ell de Ponce
de Leon, y ambos en- color carmin,
ell escudo antique y defectuoso de
Puerto Rico representando Ell cordero
de pie sobre una roca.
San Juan, P. r. Octubre 27 de 1909.
Ell presidente
M. Paniagua.
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MaIaHDoso descubinliento

En- la ciudad de Venecia y al estar
Sc llevando cabo algunas obras de
drenage en- la Catedrai de Aquilleat
Sc efectu6 un descubrimiento que ha
ilenado de admiration y regocijo a
los arqueoiogos italianos.
Al hacerse una excavaci6nI Ide un
metro de profundidad, ell pico de un
obrero di6 en- algo resistente por 10
cual el obrero ceso de trabajar y Sc
puso a averiguar que objeto Sc habia
opuesto al golpe del pico. Aparta la
terra, vic que era un mosaico, mejor
dicho, todo un piso de mosaico,.
Descubierto este, Sc VIC con admi-
raci on que esta tornado de losas de
bellisimos colorea y tienen dibujos
de pajaros, peces y animales saliva
jes, de una ciguena devorando una
serpiente y de un pastor que toca-
la flauta y Ileva en- las espaldas un
carnero.
Ell piso mide ciento cincuenta y
cuatro pies de largo por veintisiete
de anchura. Sc tiene la creencia de
que ese enlosado de mosaicos Sc ex-
tiende hasta la plaza de San Marcos.
Los arqueologos estan trabajando
por descubrir la epoca en- que Sc hizo
el maravilloso piso de mosaicos.
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iiiii21876!!!!!!

Este es ell numero!!!!!
De los curados en- Puerto
Rico.
Esa es obra del Tabonucol.
Asma, tisis, ronquera, tos....
El Tabonucol es ell mejor
patentizado que a Puerto Rico
ha venido. Venta al por ma.
yor:---.
Sres. J. M. Blanco & Co., y
D. Fidel Guillermety, San
Juan.
Sres. f. 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- todac
parties del mundo.
Is centavos pote.
Ell cdtarr0 mds rebelde,
iiiiCURo CON TABONUCOLM!!
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Para fines de ano.


Sc acerca la temporada de festas
y en- provision de los muchos pedidos
que ha de continur recibiendo en- su
acreditado establecimiento el "Po-
pular" el Sr. America Salas, esta ha
ciendo nuevas importaciones de cal
zado y perfumeria. Los ultimos mo
delos de los Estados Unidos y de Eu
ropa, estan en- las vidrieras del "Po-
pular" y la variedad de formas dc
calzado satisface al mas exigente
gusto. Alcoholado de acreditada
marca, aguas para banjo, y tocador,
Sc encuentran excelentes. Zapatos
para bodas, de modelos elegantisi-
mos, es la especialidad del antique
establecimiento.
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Japonizando ell iingIes.
POrel siguiente rotulo que cuel-
ga en- un sitiO del barriO nj
pom Sc comprendera 10 prac.
tico de la vida de los peque-
Orientaies.

A continuation se inccrta 10 que
enla mente dc IN iap9nis c-un anu
cio cunccbido Y escrito en- ei mejor
romance. Y q nn, basiara para jiz-
gar algunoS pnntos lie los que calzun
los diminUtuS orienta,c- ii ritulo,
que cnelga on nm ,itio ,lc, harrio nj
y IN Ic iOs tngcicS California. halna
/ cia>e> hih'ictS. urbanidad. upiu
lawle SIC peu-.rr. I'm vchcmcnlc lie
81" ..c cu-clar inrit~ aHizis
quirr. j"cir arrenler csc iIi"ull
y yaue atr"- a>urias. - que 50 .lc-
ia tlcs timtcuc- p,eci>antrntc ~ d.
de,"a ii i...rhcro. :isue una tradHc-
Cons MUn'5n
sLbANi-.-t.fttIoSl-
= SoiIf -fN Es~ESkNZt
ra1s~ <.slJ,.Qs EHI-ErN SER
EaEMml
sIs.ksr' 81 f't- sr- sTrp WfSE>
- fJQrJraL q, & t>leE.rEN
TEErNFA f.n'lN
Cos'D N7It ri cupLLrA-
Ran T., rLlIoD
QvE ~LGfss
Lps INsIE a.G~ DR. r-i ra
TENDRiDN ~ po~
POR - PKpI f<t... pt
4 PsGAR dNUp lsli.lsl-
INTONCES E-TTViLI8 Is-P u
FNsESAR INGLE>.
DEs. ma aP.H I,f~
DE =. 4. 81. 4. gP. ~ H.
lavasio V todo ei ireIei" u
Vor "a propia cuenta.
i. .>AuI. 2l1 +. First -.
I'm c,lantO 1 conocinIientos
gitS No ~eran uuy ilSios iUS iIFlr,--
-. E-cro en 10 dem.is, no hay q;,
d4a4ar que 10 son.
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El director del servi-
clio doctor Felipe B.
Cordeto recuerda Ia
cornpetencia del DR..
I ornas Vazquez.
En- 1oO8-19O9 Sc sacr;fica-
ron para el consume pu-
blico en- la isla 43 364 ca
bezas de ganado mas que
en- el ultimo ejercicio.
Sc hicieron mas de $1,000 yisi.
tas de inspection.

Ell DR.. Felipe B. Cordero, director
de Sanidad en- el departamento con-
solidado, en- el informe correspon-
diente al ano fiscal de 190S-l909
dice entire otras cosas 10 siguiente:
"Durante el aho economico que
ACADIA de terminar, ha ocupado la
Direction de Sandal de la isia, el
competente DR.. don Tomas Vazquez,
el que habiendo lIevado la direction
de los asuntos sanitarlos, no pudo
desarrollar en- luminoso informe to-
dos los trabajos realizados, por ha-
Der abandonado voluntarlamente
el puesto que con tanto aclerto de-
sempenaba.
Al hacerme cargo de la direction
de Sanidad de Puerto Rico. con to-
das sus grandes responsibilities,
debo comenzar resenando, aunque
sucintamente, la obra de mi antece-
sor, durante el uitimo ano de sus ges-
tlones.
Esta es labor fmproba a Ia vez que
dificil, pues sin duda aquei lrla reco-
piiando en- su mente datos de que 70
carezco, por no conocer todas aque-
Has medidas dictadas por e, en- sus
visitas a los pueblos de la isia, en- los
casos dificiies de solucionar pof ia ur-
gencia ygravedad de algunos de eiios
Y este, en- medic de una faita casl
absolute de recursos, y sobre todo,
sin ley nj reglamentos que ie autorl-
cen 4 tomar medidas, garantlzadas
legalmente. El SOLO pues, podrla re-
copilar en- breves paginas, los hechos
mas culminantes de su labor y los
pensamientos que habria de desa-
rrollar en- 10 future y que serfan una
garantia para la saiubridad pubiica
de la isla.
Hacienda un csfuezo y contando
solamente con los datos establishes
recopilados de las diferentes depen-
dencias del Negoclado de Sanidad,
a mi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 V.
H.. un sucinto extracto, de 10 que /
dehiera ser un complete informe.
Estadistica observation-disclosures
te ell aho fiscal de 1908 Il 1909, la sa
lubridad publica ha mejorado
Puerto Rico, comparable con la de
ilos amos anteriores; y prueba pal
pable es sin duda, ei descenso de la
mortaiidad, qu soiamente ha ascen-
dido un relntc ron norenta por mil,
proportion que dcSde el aho de 1900
i 1901, en- Sc elev0 4 1886 por mil,
ha venido decreclendo paulatlna-
mcnte, hasta el penultimo aio de
1907 Il 1908, que Sc coioc6 en- 22.97
por mil; por tanto, la cl fra actual
de 22049 dcfunciones es satlsfacto-
ria, pucs aunque el 20.90 por mil no
sea ci iimite minimo de mortaiidad
dentro de una pobiaci0n estimada
en- .053, ,963 habitantes, cs de cspe-
rar que siguiendo ia misma proper
ci6n desccndente, liegaremos Ell no
leiana fecha Al Unite deseado.
Desde e actual amos podra hacer-
Sc una Establishes Comparada con
con las de los dcmas paiscs, por ha-
berse adoptado para Ia Classification
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Sornbreros de Europa.

ala Ninfa" el establecimiento ia
vorecido por la gente de gusto, tiene
el mas esplendido surtido de obje-
tos de novedad En- son'breros, alti-
mas noredodes de Europa, de mode
los elegantfsimos y fnisima paiilla
y fieltro, hay existencia verdade-
ramente recomendable. Trajes de
lanilla blanca Sc renueva el surtido
en- todos los correos. Todo que el que
desee un traje de lanilla blanca u
ma camisa de fantasia, y un sombre-
ro de ultima novedad europea, debe
hacerle una vista al conocido dueno
de LA Ninfa" y que dara compla-
cido en- cuanto clases, calidad y ba
ratura. Hay para todos las fortunas
En esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
50 quintal.
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IN MAY0RD0N0.

In mavordomo con lar-a pricti.
Il IN Il cnltivo de la '-saila. l.-s.a
coio'.irse al frente de uns cl,or = =
81 .ietfo cuenta con lss II .er,nefa<
-.u - deseen- Para informes -.
\ .w.uistrad6n y en- Vess-lals. don
Bu1EO Guerra Aco<ta-
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COMMERCIAL

ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
NINGUNO
DE LA 1SLA
NO HUBO
DEsPACHADos
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
NINGUNO
PARA LA ISLA
NINOUNo
BUQUES EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Orlean descargando
Eslker Ann descargando
Electra id
MOvIMIENTO DE CABOTAJE
Op1aciones en- p,1zsos.
Luisito Vieques
Isabella Humacao y Nasuabo
Carmelita Faiardo
BUQUEs CUE Sc AGUARDAN.
Vapor Espahol Buenos Aires estara
aqu1 procedente de Espana el 81 CO.
rIiente
Consig. S. Ezquiaga
Vapor americana Philadelphia Reca-
lara hoy procedente deNew York
Consignatarios: villar y Ca.
Vapor Cubano Julia Recalara Ell 80
actual procedente de Habana escalas
Consignatarios Villar Ca
Vapor americana Moro Castle Saldr6
de New York ell % Noviembre re-
calara ell 5.
Consig.: The N Y. P. R. S. S. Ca.
Vapor americana Coamo Saldr6 para
New York ell 80 corriente.
Cousig. The N. S. P. R. S. s. Ca
Peleros de u Nnea "Benne'.
Ooleta americana John J. Corwell Sc
pondra a Ia carga en- New York ell Is
actual para San Juan Arroyo
Consig: Ezquiaga
Goleta americana E Star Jones saIdra
de N York para esta cl II Noviembre
Coasig: Ezquiaga
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5Cuando NegaIa Ell
vapoT coIIeO.2

Segdn aviso publicado aver por
la compahia "Red D" Line el va
por Philadelphia que salio de Nue.
va York para llegar a San Juan
hoy, no tomara este puerto hast a
ell viernes,. 4
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Anuncie Kd. con cIaHdad
Y eIeqancia.

FL anuncio artstoo bonito 10 lee todo ell mundo
Anuncios orados Cch6s especamente preparados para
cambr perodcamene parte del texto para balances de
bancos sas comercales, modelos para ofcnas ayunta
mientos alcaldas, juzgados etc Avise usted LA Co
y tendra mas ampos informes
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A los Comerciantes
TT ~ Decirnos.

LA CORRESPONDENCE" ofrece los anuncian
es gran varedad de tpos estilos para sus anuncios
Anuncios adornadosCch6s estereotpa que mantenpan
sempre limpo perecto e anuncio-Cches de plana en-
tera especale para anuncios gandes para hoias sue
tas-Njese las edciones de LA CORRESPONDENT
CIA En- elias vera sucesvas muesras mcdeos de sus
anuncios.
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.L|NEAFERREA DEL 0ESTE,

Itinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezara Il regir desde el 10 de Sep
tiembre de 1909.
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COROHAS FUNEBRES.

FL PARIS BAIAR In rcci.
bido I'm gran surlido dc coro
mas innebres de flores arlifi-
cialcs Y de biscuit. cruces. CO.
razoncs. Iiras y muchoS ador-
nos mas. propios para ccmen,
terios. Sus precios mty limi.
tados.
Pplro GiWfi. Ers.e-s
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Salida de la Capital y Bayamon slmultineament
DidS ieSIiYOS.

Wales EXTRAORDINARIOS.
ia 9.15 1870
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Londres-s 4.S7 tas4Ss L
N. York II ] p. Mc-P.
Paris 2 rs 4 3 p. I'D.
Hamhu go-4 p. I'D.
EspaTa-l1r. ID D.
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lIe1He IN cdici6n Dc mrilannl
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-03-12

4 big window at the Spillman Pros.
dry goods store is givea over to dis.
play OF Royal CuticIe soap. In the dis
play about $500 cakes are used, repre-
senting the capitol building, Washing
tor. The pillars, dome, etc., are all
constructed from soap and are most
artistically arranged. In the dome is .
large incadescsnt light, which at night
illuminates the structure Of soap most
beautifully. A monument Of soap has
been erected inside the store. Mr.. r.
w. Burkhaiter, representative Of the
factory was sent here to make the
display. A special introductory propo-
sition for the sale Of this soap will be
found In the advertising columns,