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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-14
TO GET new ISSUE
Local Banks to Receive Sup
ply of the Famous Lin
coin Pennies.
TO REPLACE INDIAN COIN

. Local bankers are preparing to take
care of the new issue of Lincoln pen
MES, which are expected in this sec
ton of the country next week. The
Lincoln penny supplants the old In
dian head" copper. Ask almost any
one the design on the penny now in
circulation and he will say it is the
head OF an Indian wearing war bon
net. But ii is not. The artist design
ed the head from the profile of a girl
and the feathers are olive leaves
arranged in a circlet.
At any rate the new penny will bear
the likeness OF Abraham Lincoln on
the side now occupied by the profile
of the young woman. The design is
the work of Victor D. Bremen. New
York sculptor. Director Leach of the
United States mint. has approved the
design recently and put the dies at
work in the coin stamping mills. As
an assurance that the new penny will
be popular, the government has pro-
vided that it must remain in circula-
ton twenty-five years at least as this
is the regulation touching all coins of
the United States monetary system.
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COEUR De LION TO
GO TO GREENSBORO
It's Drill and Degree Teams
Will Help Institute a
New Lodge.
TO RUN A SPECIAL TRAIN
CEREMONY WILL BE PERFORMED
ON THURSDAY EVENING, JULY
22--MANY DELEGATIONS ARE
EXPECTED.

At the meeting of the Occur de Lion
lodge, Knights of Pythias. last night,
1t was decided not only to take the
degree team to Greensboro on Thurs
day night, July %. but the drill team
as we'll. A Knights of Pythias lodge
will be instituted at Greensboro that
night, and all the Richmond knights
have been invited to take part in the
affair. A special train will be run
from here. and it is thought that at
least two hundred will be included in
the local delegation.
To Give Exhibition.
The Occur de Lion degree team will
put on one of the degrees and the drill
team under the direction of Capt. r.
N. Whitman will give a public exii.
bition drill for the Greensboro people,
in addition to assisting in the rituals
tic work. A committee has been ap-
pointed by Occur de Lion lodge to
make all arrangements for the trip.
1t is composed of Will w. Keller,
John c. Bayer and R. N. Whitman.
Besides the Richmond Pythians the
Greensboro lodge expects to entertain
members of the order from Cambridge
City, Hagerstown. Williamsburg, Cen.
terville, Lynn and Fountain City. A
supper will be served late at night. the
wives and lady friends of the Greens.
fork Knights being in charge. An
orchestra will accompany the Rich.
mond delegation. and all told it will
be an event long to be remembered in
Pythian circles.
Two halls have been rented by the
Greensboro Knights, Gaylor's and
Kienzle's. One hall will be used for
the work, and the other for the sup.
per. The lodge will start with a char.
ter membership of twenty-five, and It
is thought this number will be speed.
lily increased.
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en-thirty o'clock at the home OF Mrs
Louis Newcomb, 222 North Seventh
street. All members are urged to at
tend.
The West Side Aid society OF the
First Christian church will meet
Thursday afternoon at one o'clock
with Mrs. Outland. The time will be
devoted to needlework. A good at.
tendance OF members is desired.
- - -
The picnic given yesterday by the
members of the J. T. Thimble club for
their families was delightful event
The guests of honor were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. 1senbarger. who left last
evening for their future home in La
crosse. Ind, and Miss Carrie Willmers
OF Dubuque, Iowa. Supper was serv.
ed to about thirty-six persons. All the
members were in attendance.
y - y
The Sunday school OF the First
English Lutheran church will picnic
Thursday afternoon at Glen Miller
park. The members of the school VINO
desire to attend are requested to meet
at the church at one-thirty o'clock in
order to get the two o'clock car which
leaves at this time for the park.
- - -
A festival will be given Saturday ev
ening, July seventeenth by the Aid so
ciety of Middleboro. The public IL
cordially invited to attend.
- - -
A large number of persons attended
the open meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionary society held last ev
ening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Hill on North Twelfth street
Mrs. J. Will Mount led the devotional
exercises. Work in the Sunny South
was the subject for a paper read by
Mrs. T. A. Mott. A quartet composed
Of Mrs. Ray Longnecker, Mrs. Grace
German, Miss Ida Taylor and Miss
Huldah Henley sang several pretty
numbers. A short business session
was also held. A committee from the
First Methodist church was presen,
and it was decided to hold the sixth
district Missionary society picnic July
Twenty-first. The affair will be hello
at Glen Miller park. A large humble,
of women from over the district are
expected to be present.
y - =
The aid society Of the West Rich
mond Friends church will not NEE
Thursday afternoon at Earlham hall
The meeting has been postponed unit
Wednesday of next week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-14
Hose Company Horse Dislikes
Fires and Has Bulky Spells

While the question Of more water
pressure for better fire protection is
agitating the minds of members CT the
Commercial club. city council and
many other people in the city at the
present time, still others argue that
extra water pressure will do no good
unless the hose is attached to the VA
ter plug before the fire burns out.
For the past two weeks one CT the
horses at No. hose house on North
Eighth street has baked every time
an alarm of fire was turned in and
absolutely refused to bulge. Yester.
day afternoon in response to an alarm
the same dificulty was experienced.
Finally after much petting and coax
ing and incidentally by the time No.
IS in the city building had reached
Eighth and North c streets. the stuD-
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CLUB NOTES

The Ladies Aid society Of the East
Main Street Friends church will meet
Thursday afternoon at two-thirty
o'clock at the church. All members
of the Endeavor society and the Sab
bath. school are invited to attend this
session.
An ice cream social was given last
evening on the lawn at the Second
English Lutheran church. The affair
was we'll attended. A delightful time
was had by all present.
- - -
A business meeting of the Epworth
league OF the Fifth Street M. E. church
was held last evening in the church
parlors. 1t was decided at this time
to organize class known as the
christian Stewardship class. Sever
al other matters OF interest to men,
bers were discussed.
y = =
The Spring Grove Sewing circle met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Mary
Foulke at her home in Spring Grove.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent
with needlework and social converse
ton. Luncheon was served. Mrs. AL
exander Reid will entertain the club
in two weeks.
A called meeting of the Penny club
will be held Thursday evening at sew
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-14

P. Meyers, with Mr. and Mrs. David
Parker OF Milton, attended the funeral
Of Nadeau Parker the young child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross c. Parker OF In
dianapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker ac-
companied the relatives to this city,
where they will visit for few days.
- = -
Mrs. Edward Klute will entertain
Thursday afternoon at her home on
South Fourteenth street in honor Of
her house guest, Mrs. Moody.
- - y
Mrs. Frank Young and daughter,
Miss Beulah Young of Anderson, Ind +,
are guests of Rev and Mrs. J. Cook
Graham Of Fort Wayne avenue for a
few days.
Mrs. E. c. Scott and Miss Lulu
Scott have returned from a visit with
friends and relatives in Cincinnati
They also visited at various points in
Tennessee.
- - y
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin and daughter,
Miss Maude Martin, of Hinton, West
Virginia. have come to spend the sum-
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan w.
Mann and family of South Eighth
street. Before returning home the
Martins vii also visit at New Castle,
Ind.
Miss McConaha of Dayton, Ohio, is
in the city for a few days visit with
relatives and friends.
y = -
Mrs. Jessie Corey Grant has return
ed to her home in Peru after visit
with relatives and friends in this city.
- - -
Miss Elizabeth Bunnell, Master Rob-
of Urbana, Ohio, are the guests Of
their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Arrowsmith Of South Seventh
street.
Mrs Matte Lehman returned home
last evening after spending about ten
days at New Carlisle, Ohio, fremont
City and Lawrenceville, Ohio.
- - -
Mr.. Paul Overman of North Nine
tenth street is spending several days
with relatives at New Madison, Ohio.
y - -
Miss Gladys Smith who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Critchet
of North Ninth street, has returned to
her home in New Carlisle.
- - =
MT. Robert Haas will give dance
Saturday evening, July seventeenth, in
the hall at Webster. A large number
OF young people are expecting to at
tend.
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born animal condescended to leave the
building.
The horse has behaved inthis way
for over a year. il is said. but up until
two weeks ago he had as running
mate an old horse who pulled him out
Of his ''balky speeis." and made him
go 10 the fire. However two weeks
ago the old horse died and the new
animal that took his place is rapidly
being spoiled for the business by his
stubborn partner. it is said.
l, will have to be admitted that 1t Is
equally as important to get to the
scene OF the fire quickly as II is to
have plenty of water to use after get
ting there. II has been sugegstd that
council Investigate this fact while the
war for better fire protection for the
city is being waged so strenuously.
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GIVEN A SURPRISE,

Milton, Ind. July IA pleasant
surprise was given Mrs. Will Bow
lin Of east of town Sunday. The guests
were Messrs. and Mesdames Frank
Clevenger and family of Brownsville,
Willard Wissler, Clyde Leverton and
family. Benton Wissler and family,
Omer Kerlin, Elmer McGrew and FAM
lily, James Shank and family. Mrs.
Cora Mason and family of Centerville
and John Kerlin, Sr. A fine dinner
was served and a happy day spent by
all
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-14
THE THEATER
At the Arcade,

Last week the Arcade thrilled the
people with q battle scene and this
week it will be by lion. The picture
for Wednesday and Thursday. THE
Lion Lamer" is genuine old fashion
ed hair raiser. A country circus is
shown in every detail and the villain
of the story steals the child and shuts
it up in the lions cage. The rest Of
the picture we leave to your imagin-
alton. Don't see it if your heart is
weak. The rescue is sensational.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-14
ATTENDED BURIAL.

Milton. Ind. July 14.-Sevcral Of the
members of the Christian church at
this place attended the burial SER
vices of the baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Parker Of Indianapolis at Riverside
cemetery yesterday afternoon. The
Rev. F. A. Scott conducted a short
service at the grave and the Mes
DANES R. w. Warren, Harry Manlove.
Edward Wilson and Wilbur Elwell
furnished song.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-14
GUY HAS RECOVERED

The Dramatic Mirror claims that
Guy Mercer. know to local theater
goers as G. Carlton Guy is not insane
and contend in a mad house The
Mirror says Mercer did spend some
time in a sanitarium as the result Of
overwork, but that he has recovered
and now. is with his company touring
the middle west
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-14

Cash and Charges.
Quiziness-Which do you prefer. u
sell for cash or charge things? Brs,.
ness-Cash. OF course. But IL they DOM
pay promptly. then prefer charges.-
Baltimore American.
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Ell sURTIDO DEL POPULAR" "

Gada ves obtiene mayor iusticia del
publico de buen gusto de Ia ciudad y
do Ia isla ei acreditado estsblecimiento
del seAor Americo Sslas y en- "El Popu-
lar" GO encuentrs el mas varisdo surtido
de calzado, objetos de tocador para da-
mas y caballeros. peffumerfa francesa y
oriental, paraguas y sombrillas, basto-
mes, estuches de tocador Ultima noyedad
Y otros objetos de utilidad y fantasia.
,Ultin,amente 50 han recibido elegantisi-
mos modelos de calzado para bale, pa
SEQ casa. Precios sin competencia y
marcas de las mas acreditatas.
PapelillOS, Serpentinas y Per.
fumadOreS, Sc acaban de reCi-
bir en- "EL POPULAR"
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EI EUEVO GANCI.
I|eI de Cuba.

Ha llegado a esta eiudad y
hemlos tenido mucho placer en-
recibir su cortes vista, el nue.
Vo Canciller del consulado de
Cuba EN- esta eiudad, senor
Erasmo Pelles y Alvarez.
FL senior Pelles estuvo en-
Haiti hasta hace POGO, desem,
peilando cargo diplomatico en-
nombre de la republioa cuba
ma. Es hombre joven, natural
de Holguin y ha residido la
mayor parte de su vida en- Ia
Habana. Ha viajado por las
Americas y posee conocimien
tos literarios, siendo antor de
obras poeticas entire elias
"Primicias" dado a conocer ia
POGO con mueho 6xito.
En- breve publieara un tomo
de cuentos. Oompanero en- la
prensa, ha eoloborado el senior
Pelles en- los mas .inportantes
periodicos de Cuba y republi.
ca sur.Americanas, pertene.
ciendo en- la Habana a la aso:
ciaGi6n de la prensa.
Deseamos la mas grata es-
tancia en- la isla al ilustrado
representative. oubano. que tie
ne a compartir las tareas de
su representation con Ell actual
consul de aquella republica en-
San Juan, DR., Ross.
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LOS MEJoRES OBJETOs.

Ia Ninfa" ell aoreditado establece
miento de Ia Gale de la Fortaleza, ten
un esplendido surtido de objetos de uti
dad para eaballeros, y desde Ia rica ca
misa hasta h-slegante corbata de Ultima
mods, tirantes, medias de color, cuelIos v
pn1os, hgas, sombreros de /feltro de to-
dos colores y formas, SO encuentra allf el
mas complete surtido que mas exirente
dandy pucda desear. Especialidsd en-
ROPA HECHA de las meiures fabricas.
Corte elegantes. Precios m d ic 8.
y rapidez en- servir los pedidos.
AP. (90)
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La experiencia del doctor
Salvador Carbonell.


On padre ogrodecido. = Desde hace
cerca de veinte amos vengo indicando la
Emulsion de Scott en- los casos en- que
esta recomendado su uso, y siemprs hs
quedado satisfecho del resultado obteni-
do. Debo gaGtud d dicha preparation,
pues 81 no hubiera sido por ella que me
ayud6 & salvar mi hiia Camelia. esta no
estarfa hoy en- Aigeoiras casada con el
ayudante del Comandante General del
Campo de Gibraltar. ei general senior
Obreg6n.
Ahora misms tengo en- mi Sanstorio
un nilo do nueve amos, quisu' practi,
que resecciones en- Ia tibis que uucho
ha ganada con la Emulsion, Dr.. s,
Cor6onell,
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BUENA OCCASION.

POr no pOderla atender su
dueiia Sc yende un ,eStableci-
mientO de SOmbrerO y arfieulOS
para sehOras con muy buena
clientela.
Informaran San Francisco 65.
SACOS DE YUTE.-Para envases de
az ucar y cafe acaban de recibT los Sc
fiores S. Melon y CoInpa., y venden 4
precios ventajosos. As. v.
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En- esta imprenta SO yende papel de
peri6dicp q 2 pesos quintal.
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Esta fuera de peligro,

Puede considerarse va en-
convelescencia de la grave en-.
fermedad que lie retiene en- Ca.
ma desde hace un mes y puso
en- peligro su vida, la distin,
guida sefiorita Ana Saldana
Crosas, hiia mayor de los es.
timables esposos doctor Jose
E, Salda9a y M. Crosas.
Celebramos viyamente la
mejoria de la estimable nina
one disfruta en- esta soeiedad
de les mayores simpatias.
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Casa de PreStamOs de ]. Rend0n
y COmpahia s. on G.

Ell lunes L {. de Mario a las
2 de la tarde tendra lugar un
esplendido remate de las prem.
das que habiendo transcurri,
do seis meses no han sido re.
novadas nj canceladas. Hay
de. venta un precioso surtido
de alhajas. Allen 81, Forta.
leza.
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nino estaba muerte SO agarro
d ella diciendo:
Isl mi hermanito Sc ha
muerto, 20 me yoy a meter
debajo de las ruedas del caro-
para morirme tambi6n."
Dentro de su estado CONT
nua mejorando el enfermito
cuyo restablecimiento desea.
mos.
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BUQUES QUE Sc BGUARDAN.
vapor Uruguayo "BrasiIeho" sali6
de Santa Cruz de la Palma. para esta
ell Is del corriente.
Consg. Sob.. Izquierdo y Co.
vapor espafoI Miguel M. Pinillos, sa-
li6 de Barcelona ell IS del corriente
para esta, hacienda escalas intermedias.
Consign. sobrinos 1squierdo y Ca,
vapor americana "Coamo'.' saldra
para Nueva York el "a del corriente.
Consign.: The N. Y. P. R. S. S. Co.
Vapor americana Carolina, recalara
procedepts de Nuevai York. el IS del
actual.
Cousig. The N. Y. P. r. s. S, Ca.
Vapor espabol Catalina, saldr$ de
Barcelona el % del corriente, para Ca
narias SAP Juan y Cuba.
Consign.: S. Izquierdo y Ca,
Vapor espahol Montevideo, estara
aqui procedente de Espahs el IS del
actual .a-.
Consignatarios: 8. Ezquiaga,
'FapT espahol "Monserrat", de un diA
d otro tomara puerto procedente de Co.
lon y escalas, siguiendo viaje para EspaiIa,
Consignatarios: s. Ezquiaga.
Veleyos de la linea "Benner"
Goleta americana "Phiness W. Spra-
que" debe haber salido de Nueva York
para esta Ell IL del actual.
Consigataros Sobri1os de Ezquiaga.
GoIeta americana "Ethel Y. Boston"
debe haber salido de Nueva York parn
esta ell IS del actual.
Consignatarios: S. Ezquiaga.
COTIzACIONES DEL MERCADO
Principles arttcuIos de almaeen.
Arroz:
: -
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Gonza|o Gil de LeoRy Diaz
AGRIMENSOR.

. Ofrece sus servicios en- toda le isla, en-
msnsurss, deslindes, Tiegos. desagues,
ETC., etc. Direction. Santurce Stop 22I
En- esta imprenta Sc vende papA vieio
dos pesos quintal.
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Sc ARRIENDA por 5000 mensuales
una casa en- Naranjito y SO cuerdas de
terrenos magnfficos para Ia siembra de
tabaco y frutos memories. Pago por Sc
mestres adelantados. Contrato por
ahos.-InIormaran Sol 1l9. I5a
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HOTEL FRANCES.
DE
~-lssatIea Gsnlalo sIBda DO AleaFaI.- O.
FRENTa EsTAcioN DEB FERRocARRlnl
DE SAN GRMAN PuERTo-Rlco,

Este antique establecimiento. frente
4 10 estsci6D ferroviaria, ofrece esmera-
do servicio. suculents mesa y excslente
trato. Magnf6cos baiios.
La casa lrescs, dos pisos, buen baho,
telefeno, apartado en- el correo y toda
clase de comodidades.
Sc habla frances, esdaiiol & izgles.
Procured el HOTEL FRAENCES en-
donde los precios son modicos.
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I'll SUCESO
DEL SABADO.
'El niao Carlos Benitez cae
del 'Carrouselr' y reclbe
grave lesion,
Fue auxiiisdo por los medicos
y eonducido al hospital
PresbiterianO.

En- la tarde del sabado fne-
ron al "Parque" los tres nj.
nos de los distinguidos espo.
sos Benitez- Benitez (don Jose
] E,lque residen en- aquella ca
lie. Les acompaflaba una
antigua criada de la casa Ell
mayor tiene Z ailos y el segun.
do, Carlitos, S cumplidos. Es.
te es bastante vivo. :
Los tres niilos y la criada
Sc montaron en- el "Carrou,
ssell" que lfunciona. en- ell
"Parque" y, en- union de gran
nimero de pequenuelos que
ALI habia, pusieronse a correr
en- su fayorito aparato.
E nino Carlos trato de pa.
sar de una pareja a otra ca.
.minando por la plataforma al
lado de afuera de ella. Pa.
rece que resbalo ytratando de
agarrarse de uno de los estrl-
bos de- los caballos de MADEIRA
para no caer fuera de la pla-
taforma. Sc rompio Ell estribo
y Ell pobre nif1o fue a.caer pre-
cisamente encima Idle la cuer-
da de hilos de alambre que
pone en- movimiento ell apa.
ratio.
Esta colocada la cuerda
como a II pulgadas del sue
10. Arrastrado iel nino,' que
do entire el suelo y la cuerda,
recibiendo una fuerte contu.
cion en- ell vientre y la coinpre-
sion consiguiente. Quedo sin
sentido en- ell primer momen,
to.
Sacado de ALI, fue condu-
cido despues al hospital pres
biteriano, en- donde lie aten-
dieron los doctores Asford,
Aviles, Weber y Mu1oz Diaz,
este m6dico de los expresados
esposos.
FL primero que atendio. al
lesionado fue ell doctor Asford
que pasaba casualmente por,
ALI en- los momentos de la
ocurrencia.
Los padres del niho, conva-
lesCiente desde hace s dias de
una grave enfermedad ell Sc
nor Benitez, Sc trasla daron
con ell nino al hospital y ALI
pasaron toda la noche y dia
siguiente.
La casa Sc llen6 de amigos
de la familia, pues la noticia
corrio de que ell niho habia
quedado destrozado. Ell Sc
nor Juan Gnzman Benitez y
su distinguida sonora, sehora
del fiscal Torres Grau, Des-
choudens, J.. Penedo y sus fa-
miliares, esposos Girona, Des-
choudens familia Ratera y
otros vecinos, acudieron Sc
guidamente a la casa.
I'm detalle. Ell otro her
manito, mayor que el lesio-
nado, al yer a la madre casi
loca de dolor por creer que ell
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Ell MEJOR RoN.-Los sefiores AL
varez Hermanos, del comercio de esta
plaza, continGan recibiendo grandes pc
didos del acreditado Ron SAN LUIS, que
ha merecido Ia meior aceptaci6n delypd-
blico. No contiene sustancias nociyas v
es "vieio" de verdad, sin mixti6caciones
nj aditamentos perjudiciaIes q la salud.
No 10 olvideis, Ron SAN LUIS, calle de
San Jose casa se6ores Alvarez hernia
nos.
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REVISTA COnERCAL.

ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR !,
De Ia Habana y escalas. yapor eubano
Julia.
De Nueva York, vapor americana
San Juan, con carga.
DE LA ISLA
Costaneros; San Miguel, Isabella y
Carmen.
SAhIDAS
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
No hubo.
PARA La, iSLA
Vapores americanos San Juan, Ber-
wind, Julias sLuckemhack , Massapecaua,
Costercs: Coraz6n de Maria. Ala Blan-.
ca. Mayagueaana, Uberita, Progreso y
Perla,
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Sc vENDE una farmacia situada en-
ell mejor punto de santurce, bien acre
ditada. Para informes apartado hume
no so en- Santurce.--San Juan. l5s
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Sc ALQUILA.

Una casa de reciente cons
trucci0n en- una de las GALES
mas centricas de Miramar. Para
iDfOrmeS Allen 16. 3ov. $.