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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-07
COMBINE ILLEGAL.
City Attorney Says Transportation
Agreement Unlawful.

RICHMOND. VA, March g.
~ am clearly Of the opinion
fhs, II certain railway cOmpan-
H.: acquired the rights. fran
ch;ses and properties Of the Old Do
miniOn steamship Company that thus
acts in so doing. IL done since the ap-
prevail Of the act Of congress. Of July
.. 1880. entitled An Act to Protect
Trade and Commerce Against Uniaw-
full Restraints and Monopoites. was
Illegal and void and can be so decIar.
ed in proceedings taken by the United
States or by any individual who NAV
show himself damaged by reasons Of
said combination
The cases establishing presidents.
the opinion continues. are too num-
crous TO cite.
The foregoing is the opinion given
nv the CITY attorney on the request OF
the committee on James river i'm
The city council adopted a resolu-
ton last December instructing the
committee to inquire into the 'ques,
, ton Of the rights OF the city and ths.
contract duty Of tho Chesapeake ana
Ohio Raiiway Company. regarding the
wafer front. and a. tn whether or not
80 tho question as To whether or NOT
he Eve railways companies which
acG.Iirej the Old dominion Steamship
COMPANY had = right TO do go.
Tho resolution adopted by the coun.
iii was inspired by the chamber OF
commerce. complaints having hecn
made AGAINST the growing inaSCasc in
freight charges 10 the shippers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-07
For Selling Liquor.

Edward Mathews. q negro, was ar
rested on Twenty-lourth street. be
tween Madison and Jefferson ave
nues last night by Sergeant Webb.
accompanied by officers Padgett ana
Parrish. for selling liquor without q
license, the officers walking into the
mans house just as he was serving
one OF his ''custOmers.'
His stock OF liquor. consisting OF
six bottles CT cheap whiskey. was
seized and brought to the station
house as evidence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-07
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM
Candidates Meet For First Practice
Tomorrow Afternoon.

The first practice OF all candidates
for the High School base ball nine
has l..cn called for tomorrow after
noon and it IL expected that about
twenty Ave applicants for the various
positions on the team will be present.
Al u meeting Of the athletic associ'
alton held at the High School build
ing Friday afternoon. +. II. Davis was
elected manager and John Fitzgerald
captain OF the team for the coming
season.
Manager Davis stated yesterday
that he was arranging n schedule Tor
the team which would include quite
a number of ont of town games among
which will probably be contests with
Old Point Comfort College. Norfolk
High School and Williamsburg High
School.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-07
Return From insvSurst'on.
Tpr Associates presA.)

NORFOLK. VA. Mar. S.-Admirsl
Farras IS old flagship. u" Hartford
and the HILLARY cruisers Prairie an
Dixie ret 49,. - Hampton Roads
early ,ods' ringing back from Wash
iuyton the 800 men from fhc hat
tIpships Of Admiral Sp"rry's feet. vino
participated IN Thursdays inaugural
parade
The remaining eight vessels ~ the
Sporty scrf in Hampton Roads VII
al oncc prepare to disprrac 10 their
home station. for repairs. preparatory
~ tho rendezvous Of The fcct In
Hampton Roads agans in May.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-07
Bank Examiner Appoin:ed.
fRv Associated PreHs.)

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Mar. 6
Comp,rciler or ;he Curreuy Murray.
has appointed J VI Morgan on" of
The bank examiners Of Texas. eysR,-
inrr at large Tho comptroller has
decided 10 appoint four such exam
;ncrs Edwin = Rorcbcck, Of Ohio.
heretofore designated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-07
CUT AND DRIED.

e;oed Upon TsriH Seheosses.
(By. Associa.sd rressD
WASHINGTON. d. c. Mar. g.
Senator Tillman left for his home ~
South Carolina last night.
"whst is the use Of my staying here
for tariff legislation" he remarkee
~ his friends upon isavine the city
The Republicans have mayed ost
4. po,icy which cannot be aneetcd ~
the Democrats"
Mr.. Tiinan. will however. returs
hv the time the tariff bill has been
framed by the Houxe Of RepreseeeS
lives. and Is rcady for the Scuate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-07
vicoioi, eru. Crop osmseed.

Another heavy SNOW storm prevailed
over northern Virginia today. The
fall amounted 10 several inches. With
the fruit trees covered with snow.
fall in tempcra'urr viii cause great
damage to tho fruit crop.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-07
Mauruder Camp

Maqruder Camp.
Magruder Camp. Confederate Vet
Grams will meet at the city hall to-
morrow night at s o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-07

Nv Associated rrcS

NORFOLK VA Mar. s.-The coast
ing large wcs- virginia. lost by tho
tug Edward I.uckcnback In THURSDAY
mornings storm 90 Winter Quarter
light was fo~cd safely into Lambert
Point early todsv h. the 1Iuckenbach.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-07
To Help Republics Finances.

WASHINGTON. n. G.. March g.
An appropriation Of >2o.eoo was pro,
vided during the closing hours OF
Congress for the expenses Of com
mission composed Of Robcr, G. Ogden
Jacob II. Hoilander and BOOKER T.
Washington. designated by the state
department 70 investigate conditions
IN Liberia.
This action. which met the appro.
vel OF the British government. re-
suited from a visit TO this country
las, year Of several Of the ofacials
of the republic Of Liberia and II Is
no. believed 20 have any further sig
nrficancc than 10 assist the African
republic 10 better its financial con
diticns.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-07
GERMANS. SUSPICIOUS
Trading Circles Believe America
Has Designs Upon Liberia.
Intimate POSSIBLE ANNEXATION
influential Journal Warns Berlin to
be Watehfui-Provision by Congress
to Send Commission to Liberia
Stirs the Foreigners.
(By Associated Press.)

BERLIN. March G.-Ths proposal
made in Washington to send spec
ial commission TO Liberia to invessi'
gate and report on conditions there
has aroused suspicion in some Ger
man trading circles as 10 whether
the United States does net mediate
the ultimate annexation Of this re
public. after first assuming protec
torate over il.
The Rhcinish Westphalian Gazette
.aIludes 10 what IL calls the American
conquest. end warns the German gov
eminent 10 he watchful.
The foreign Office has been fully
informed OF the conditions that i"d
to the PROPOSAL TO send gu, this Anne
rican commission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-07

.Coniiaucd ON Seventh PascJ
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Continued on Scvcn:h PaseJ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-19

The opening day OF the Summer
Meet on the ST. Mary's Racing As
ISOLATION track at Jzsonardt0wn was
win attend d and much enjoyed by
loyeps Of tha light harness horse.
The tract was In good condition
and shape and the going at times
vas fast.
Lady Red wood, Mr.. Eugene Trice's
colt, driven by Miller. out classed
her field and won in straight heats;
second money divided between Daisy
Bell and Harry Girl.
In the 8 minute class. Treddo, driv-
on by Henry Floyd. won. Prince.
who took second money Ia this race
pressed him some at times and sue
cseded In making him 90 an extra
heat.
Bedworth Jr TFixy and Happy
g.. composed the best bunch that
faced the starters and Bed worth had
the two hobbled PAGERS working
overtime. The first heat came 70
him. winning easily; the second was
dead heat. Trixy pressing him
strong He took the third and
fourth heats.
Bedworth is q clean Troster
wares no trapping and when called
on responds willingly and with
effect.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-19
SUMMARY.
Death o. pon cozIne.

One OF the greatest losses TO the
"horsemen" Of St. Mary's County
was the death Of II. J.. Combs blue
blooded Don Cozine, with mark oil
2.1O fat, q brother to that famous
PAGER, Geo. Gano, that has carried
Of two $4,000 purses this season.
DON was also full brother TO the
pacing mare. Lottie Lorraine, 206.
Mr.. Combs deserves great credit,
as he was the first man who had
pluck enough 70 purchase . son Of
Gambetta Wilks. the greatest living
sire of speed horses. that has to his
credit In 1909. 2O3 colts In the list--
lOl trotters and 102 PAGERS. We
believe In Q year or so Don will be
greatly missed II what he hes left
behind are properly handled. This
is not only q loss TO the people. but
O great one 10 his owner.
Yours very truly,
L. HERBERT WISE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-19
Holy Angels. Hall.

The pretty and commodious new
hall at Holy Angels Chapel, Poplar
Grove, Seventh District, will be
formally opened and dedicated to
the fine arts on Wednesday evening
Sept. /. A concert OF vocal and In
strumental music is being prepared
by the Glee Club and Choir. assist
ed by the members of st. Joseph 81.
ST. Aloysius'. and ST. John g Choirs
and other talent. An enjoyable
evening is promised ball. The adj
mission charge will be twenty FIVE
cents, and the proceeds Of the Con-
cert devoted TO furnishing the ball.
The Concert will begin at 7 1bP. M.
Dancing and refreshments will COM
plete the enjoyment Of the evening.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-19
TCoMMUNIoATED

The game OF baseball played be-
tween the Mechanicsville and Chap
tico Club on August 8. was not fin
ished as the MechanicsvIlle boys
forfeited the game which gave the
game to Chaptico INSTEAD OF Mechan-
icsville as they clsiIned.
The Chaptico Club has won every
game that they have played this
season. and are ready TO play any
club that wished . game.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-19
.Ms.yIsna Tobacco Market.

Week ending August 10. 1903.
Reported by Richard s. Hill.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-19
81. InIso's EntsrtaInment.

There will be an entertainment at
thu villa. st. Inigo's, for the bene-
6tffSt Ignatius' Church. on Aug.
rs. where supper and refreshments
will be served. The public IL COR
daily invited by the committee who
will do all they can to make the oc
casion an enjoyable one. Supper
from 8 TO 10P.M
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-19

SrooK in WAREHoUsE.


Market more active and prices Inn
proving.
Good well handled and packed To-
bacco is In demand and will bring
good prices II not forced on. market.
Tobacco Is now opening In much bet.
ter conditfon and Is safe tohold, and
and should by 20 means be forced
Cd the market By either the planter
or Commission Merchant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-19
Grams Rally 4 Old Nswtown

On Tuesday, August 24sh The an
nunl Dinner and T0urnamentfor the
benefit 81 ST. Francis Xavier 3
Church viii be given ON the church
grounds at New town. Friends Of
she senior parish Of the county have
long hB0n looking forward 10 this
festival and large crowd Is expect
I'd. Il is said THAI the tournament
will call out the largest number 81
knights seen on any Geld 80 far this
season. AL the cOmmitfees have
been f1rmed and announced, and
they will DO published 10 our nexi
ssue.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-19
Proclamation.

wHEREAs. at the January Session Of the
General Assembly Of Maryland. held In the
year OF our Lord ono thousand nine hum
dred and eight. an Act was passed pro-
posing an amendment TO Section 1 Of
Article OF the Constitution OF the State.
which said Act Is in the following words,
to-wit;
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-19
Notice to Creditors.


Orphans Court or st. Mary.s County, sct:-
August 10, 1909.
ORDERED BY THR COURT, That Harry
VA. Richardson, administrator OF Henry q.
While. late OF st. Mary's county, Nd, deoees-
cd, give the notice required BY law to the
deceased'n creditors 10 exhibit their claims,
and that the aame be published once q week
for six sueceaslve weeks In the b. Mary'a
BEACON.
Test, j. PHILIP GREENwRLL.
Register OF Wills for 81. Mary's County.
NOTICE.
In pursuance OF the above order, hereby
give notice that have obtained nom the Or
phang Court ofSt. Mary's county; Nd, let
tors OF administration on thepers0nal estate Of
HENRYsC. WHILE
ate Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified TO exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto, to the sub
aeriber on or before the 18th day OF February
1910, they viii otherwise by law be excluded
from the benefit OF the said estate. All per-
sons Indebted TO the deceased are required 10
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
HARRY A. RICHARD4ON,.
August i2-u Administrator.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-19

Dr.. Alan s. Boarman win be st bis
Office In Mechaniksville on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. and ID
Chaptico. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. the ldst full week Of each
month.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-19

II you like good modern novels.
BY che best authors, get the Sunday
Magazine section Of she Washington
Sunday Star ct your newsdealors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-19

NOW, THEREFORNs5 4, AUSTIN l..
CR0THERs. GOVERNOR or THE STATE
OF MARYLAND. n pursuance Of the pro-
visions Of Section /, Of Article IA Of tho
Consultation Of tbs STATE Of Maryland, do
hereby order and direct that COPY Of said
Act proposing an amendment 70 Section 1
Of Article I of the Cdnslitution Of sald
State, be pubIished in n least two news
papers in each OF the counties Of the stats
and In thres neWspaDsrh IN the City Of
Baltimore, one Of which shall DO published
10 the German language, once . week for
at least three months preceding the next
General Election. which election win be
held on November 2nd, sIb6a at which else-
flon the said proposed aAnsndmsnt shall ~
submitted, IN the form# and manner pre-
scribed W me General Assembly. 70 the
legal and QaalIned voter OF the State, for
their adoption Or rsiecti
GIVEN nnds& my hand and the
Great eseA Of the state Of
lssai) Maryland. Done al the City
Of Anuapszs, this zst Asy -
July sns heusaad nine han-
drod and Mne.
~ 1nn 0oFnnMons
NJ. WTNsIow vii 1AMs,
1eerefei# n a<afe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02
De SOC|EDAD.

De ruelta. Maria Teresa Portell, ls
rindisima morenita que durante al
gun tempo luci6 su hermosura J
gracia en- el simpatico P de TERRA
que en- union dc familiares suyo:
Sc ausent6 para Espaiia, ha regresa
do d San Juan en- el vapor espano
del martes. Bienvenida la lindisims
damita que vuelve a dar aquf la gra
ia impression de su slmpatica prcsen
cia. Regres6 tambien su sehor padre
nuestro buen V antique amigo el Sr
Miguel Portell. Mucho gusto en- yer.
le otra vcz por la ciudad en- dondt
tiene numerosos migos.
Personaies. Ha estado aver en- Sar
Juan. el Sr. Jose Palacios Zalazar
marschall de la corte municipal ds
: Carolina.
FL dulce poeta Y culto compatrio.
"a Sr. Manuel NJ. Sama. ha estado
en- San Juan aver en- asuntos parti-
culares. lie acompahaba su hermano
el LIDO. Sama, registrador de La pro-
,,iedad de Aguadilla que ha sido tras
'adado a San German.
En- San Juan. La distinguida Sr.
Julia Santiago. hermana de nuestro
.ompahero en- Ia, ,prensa cl reporter
ST. Santiago, ha regresado de Aibo-
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Monsenor Aversa otra
vez de paso por
Puerto Rico.
Va a Venezuela en- asun-
tos de su ministerio.
Los Sres. Richardson y Dr.. Pc
dro del Valle regresan de
EStados UnidoS.

A la l.3O de la tarde de aver atra-
CO a su muelle ell vapor Philadelphia
procedentes de Estados Unidos.
Traia regular ndmero de pa sageros
y entire ellos la distinguida sen orlta
Roherer, hija del comodoro jefe de
la estaci6n naval, Monsehor Aversa
delegado apostolico del Pap a, el DR..
Pedro del Vail e Atiles y Sr. Richar-
son de la aduana de la ciudad y
miembro de la co mission de la po-
licia insular.
FL Obispo catolico Rev. Jones, y
los sacerd otes P Berries, Colon y
Vasallo fueron a recibir al delegado
Apost6lico, quien permanecera dos
dfas en- San Juan para proseguir via
je q Venezuela en- asuntos de SUI de-
legaci6n Estuvieron tambien en- el
muelle a recibir algunos amigos SUI
yos, Ell secretario particular del go
berna dor, ST.. Noble, el primer jefe
de la policia insular Sr. Shanton, los
hermanos Bhen, Sr. Levitt y ell jefe
de la casa consignataria de los vapo-
res de la RED D. Line" Sr Carlos
Conde. Ell viaje fue muy bueno y los
pasaieros experimentation gran ca
lor al aproximarse a P. Rico.
Bienvenidos los que a la isla regre
san.
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LABOR De MUN|C|P|OS.

Continuation de la pagina LAY
las letrinas de la poblaci6n, que dara
inmejorables resultados PRACTICES.
Compra. Sc compro una cuerda de
terreno en- la suma de quinientos
dollars a Don Julio D. Guz-
man;lque ha sido cedida al pueblo de
Puerto Rico, para levantar en- la mis-
ma el edificio Carcel de este Distrito
judicial.
Esta administration SC encucntra
en- estado flsreciente, segun Sc COM
prueba del sobrante en- GAIA en- 80 de
JUNO lltimo, habiendose terminado
de pagar la deuda atrasada, y por 10
tanto Sc podra If en- cualquier mo-
mento a un emprestito, porque Sc :
contara con bastantes recursos en-
los amos venideros.
Para el entrante aiio econ6mico
Sc introduciran muchas mejoras cue
no SON de enumerar en- esta OCCASION,
y seran por el pueblo conocidas en- su
oportunidad.
Para concluir, debo deciros, que al
formalizarse el presupuesto adicio-
nal del corriente a1io econ6mico de
1909 4 1910, con el50T del sobran
te en- GAIA en- 30 de JUNO tiltimo, de
acuerdo con 10 estatuido en- la SEC
CION SO de la Ley Municipal y con
el Concejo, we're la forma para q toda
la cantidad de dicho sobrante, sea
dedicada a levantar un hospital mu-
nicipal en- csta ciudad.
A grandeS rasgos, es cuanto puedo
informaros con respccto a las aten-
clones encomendadas la admins
TRACTION municipal, a la cual han con-
tribuido mucho, todos Y cada uno de
los empleados con su lealtad, inteli-
gencia y laboriosidad.
Por la liquidation final, que con-
tinuaci6n Sc inserta, podreis apreciar
el estado financiero de csta Admon.
Liquidation. Recaudado durante
este ano -s35, ,207-73.
Existencia en- 80 de JUNO de 1905
De fondos ordinarios-S5,316-2 de
fondos de caminos-2,3l0-Ol, depo-
sitos y fianzas-lS0-00, subvcnclon
hospital-S73-35.
| Total Ingresos-S3, ,Ss7-32,.
Importan los egresos de esteano
-S27 1926, Existencia para el ST.
guiente o-Sl6,254-76.
Classification De fondos ordlnarios
-Sl1, ,97l-32, de fondos de caminos
3,955-s6, deposito Y fianzas -2oo-W
subvenci6n hospital-l27.5S. Total
igual Sl6,254-76.
FL municipio de Humacao cs
unionista.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02
CURV|L|NEAS.

NADIA. Tn parrafo tortuoso, obs
euro, pensado y escrito bajo una
crisis de epilepsia.
Mr. Post, al arrojarse por el abs
mo de la impopularidad no ha que
rido caer sin antes marcar con hue
Has profundas su paso por el mundo
politico de nuestra lsla.
Y en- un arranque de erostratlsmo,
ap LEO la tea al temple de Ia Union.
Por fortuna la llama no produjo el
efecto por el deseado. Y result6 10
que todos conocemos despues de la
contestacion a la carta que lie escrl-
biera la Junta Central.
Mr.. Post, deja en- la sombra SUI acu
sacion, por que dice que "no cree pru
dente mencionar la persona" a quien
el aludio.
Entonces ique califcativo puede
aplicarse la persona que esta en- au-
tos de un delito y no 10 delata por
prudencia?
Esto nos parece los actos de cor
tesla que todos conocemos.
Hay prudencias que perjudican
al que las observa.
Tn calor brutal. Parece que vivl-
mos en- plena zenegambia. Aver
las 2 p. m. tuvimos una temperate
"a de 81 grades F). Pero menos da-
nino que el verano politlco-
gubernameMal que actualmen-
te esta pasando sobre la In
ula. Mas facil de remediar, 81
Ell Vulcano empehado en- la dahina
tarea dc arrojar a nuestra atm6sfera
sus calorias estudiara los articulos
del codigo de enjuiciamientos civil,
en- 10 que corresponds al gobernante
6 funcionario delestado que ofreclere
dadivas a cambio de obtener el triun
TO de una ley, 8 Sc someta d sus ca
prichos para el logro de sus especu-
laciones.
Ell periodismo, 81 quiere conservar
honorabilidad y el respecto que ms
pira SUI mission augusta, precise es
que observe la unidad formal y real
de SUI criterio, la sensatez en- el jul
clio Y la honradez en- sus aprcc'ac'o-
mes.
Cada amanecer nos sorprende un
nuevo escarnio a la justicia, y una
nueva injuria a la miseria y al dolor.
Centenares de vecinos que viven
sin aqua, por la criminal ambicion de
un casero, que acaso haga alarde de
un cristianismo que no siente que no
puede sentir cuando de tai manera
especula con sus semejantes.
mo existe una ley que obliga
clausrar los algibes? SPor que nc
no Sc cumple?
Sin embargo. Sligo afr.
mando que en- nuestra terra los fun
cienarios publicos NO Sc VENDEN
Va q exponer acaso un Official de Sa
nidad & un empleado subalterno s,
empleo Standardization quizas par'
toda la vida por un par de pesetas
Pero hay algo tan periodical pa
ra el pobre que paga un hogar sil
qua, sin condolences higienicas pa
ra vivirla seres humanos. Estos elc
mentos de perjuicio son el conterrae
nismo, el compadrazgo, cl correli
gionarismo, mientras el pueblo sol'
tiene derecko a pagar y a vivir condo
nado al suplicio sin el deber de pro
testar.
En- las lamentaciones de mucho
de cstos les hemos dido frascs de ad
monici6n de unatrascendencia fatal
-Urgc-dicen-un cambio politict
que transforme por complete el mo
do dc scr de la ley en- nVestra capi
tai Probemos con nuestros enemi
gos p oluicos, Quizas estos sean ma:
mobiles en- la aplicacion dc la ley, J
mas humanos para administrar iu
ticia pronta, iusticia equitativa.
y. Y. Y.
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nito, en- donde pas6 una corta tenn
porada,. Bienvenida.
Las ''postales de Giasty." Son de
gran novedad las colecci0nes de tar
jetas postales que acaba dc traer
ell Paris Bazar y sin que esto sea
anuncio, aseguramos que hay pre-
ciosisimos cusdros V fotografias
propias para regalos recuerdos y
felicitaciones. Tambien ha traido GU
riosas colecciones de" e"cinematoarafo
de bolsillo' el Sr. Fernando Cortes
Semper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02

Un eStlUO laStIInO.
so. La humedad y
desarrcglos ar ut-
naron mi buen .
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A plazos desde so centavOI
semanaleS.

Las meores maquinas para coser
unicss garantizadas con documento,
cuadros, espeos, relojes. liras 6 mini
dad de articulos Csmas doradas d
fuego & plazos Q al contado. Gran
des almacenes de "El Cielc" Fortale-
"a 25. Depoeitos, Cristo 20 y Forts.
leza Is. San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02
! Ell AMIGO DEL
ENFERMO.

salud. Tuve afecciones catarrales en-
los bronquios y por alsdn tempo 50
dud6 de que recuperara mi salud.
"Mi buen impartial doctor me aeon
sej6 tomara la Peruna, 10 que hice sin
vacilar, note mejoraba rapidaments.
La affection de los bronquios no tarid
en- desaparecer y recupere Ia salud en-
tres meses."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02

SOLO HAY UN "BRoMo QUINI
Ma" y ese e el LAxAIIvo BRoxo oUIS-
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