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novedades q. en- aquellas elegantes
vidrieras Sc viene exhibiendo STEM
pre- y mantiene constantemente con-
currido aquel conocido establecimi-
ento de modas.
"Las Novedades' no quieren ce-
der su supremacia en- objetos de fan
tasfa y de utilidad y su surtido de
camas y objetos de tocadQr es YER
daderamente de 10 mas interesante
que puede darse.
"El Popular" esta recibiendo mas
de 200 cajas de caizado y perfume
ria y para pascua y aio nuevo po-
dra ofrecer 4 su numerosa ciienteia
ell mas apropiado surtido propio de
aquella epoca. Habra para todas las
fortunas.
En- 10 que a agentes de comercio
Sc refiere no deja ganar nadie un
apiece sobre sus negocios ei Sr. Char
les We're y para acreditar las conoci-
das marcas de cerveza de que es
agente. 10 mismo que los otros artf-
culos que ofrece a su ciienteIa. hace
una propaganda con todo exito.
Ii Sr. Pedro Garcia ha iienado SUI
tienda de sombreros de procedencia
europea de los mas finos y eiegantes
y hay tambitn en- LA Ninfa" toda
clase de trajes de lanilla blanc a Y de
coiores q precios m6dicos.
p4-lxl
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Semb|anza de Caguas,

Un cuerpito de regular estatura,
ondulante, robusto y saludable. Su
helleza impecable vive armoniosa-
mente con Ell tipo riqueho. No es I'm
milagro de la belleza, pero que es
guapa, nadie absolutamente nadie,
puede negarlo. Hay mucha armonfa
en- SUI conjunto, es bella y mas que
bella, es hermosa, simpatica; tiene
unas mollares formas de mujer es-
partana. Un CUTS sonrosado, terso-
suave y sedoso, rasgados ojos con
pupilas negras como centros de mar
garitas silvestres, llenas de luz que
abrasan cuanto con elias tropieza;
unos rojos labios de carmin amasa-
dos con rosas, fresas y sangre; una
abundosa negra cabellera que rodea
como marco de ebano su frente de
lirios y azucenas. Su andar es gra-
cioso como hija del suelo borincano
E imprime 4 este el mono-rftmico
paso criollo, un tanto juguet6n con
.el que venfa balsnceandose no hace
mucho por Ia calle de "Betances' +,
en- su parte mas concurnda, nos en-
contr6 y tras nuestro saludo, brot6
su sonrisa; seguimos andando jun
tos y con esa conversation suya que
encanta, un tanto cruel, capaz de
alegrar al mas acongojado, nos dijo:
"Pronto partire hacia la "Escuela
Normal, pues mi madre quiere que
ingrese en- el magisterio."
iQue guapa es!, exclamaba yo pa
"a mi capote, durante el interrieu.
Es una verdadera anfora de carne
y belleza iqueha, y luego estaba
aquel dia tan elegante con SUI blanco
traje de lfrica paloma y azulino cue
llo de marino!
Sc despidi6 de nosotros con otra
tonrisa halagadora, entornando sus
delicados parpados Y ALA, pues fue
nuestro segundo requiebro.
Su nombre hebreo, fue ell de cier-
ia reina que murio en- ell cadalso jun
to con su marido ell dfa l6 de octubre
de 1898. victima de una revoiuci6n.
Su apellido es una corrupt ella del
nombre propio Diagc.
Virgiiio lsmael Viuariny.
Caguas, P. R. Sbre. IL de 1909.
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CAMPEONATO De CUENTOS.

"a Correspondence" arma que hay Rico ngenos apa
e Dc producer que han produedo bas obas eaas en- odo los
Fandose gnero especiamente dnominado la literature
an cuento LA Corepondenca desea pobar pude od.
gran mero h obo ha decido abr medic
de neas abe campeonato cuentos cua Sc eca ca
"La Correspondence" puma vencedo
peonao estabece evar adnte mismo las guentes bases
loLos cuentos remdos LA Coesponden para toma
dben esca esta ra
'Para e campeonato de "Lc Correspondence"
deben autoy nombre
pubcado Peo desearan aquos hace pubico nombT
10 advean ndcando pseud6nmo que en pubcdad E
per6dico debe conoe de todos nombe autor
cmpeonato empeza hoy de Julio de 1909 temnara ~
dben de 1000 palab texo
pueden esctos RESIDENCES en- sa ue de ella
5on msmo autor uee enviar va uento con
de Ab Correspondence bra pebscto
mero campeonao ola Coepon
denca pubcaa diss de anticipation esa feca una m de 20
30 nomb de sa fomar
perte urad cafcado los euenos E pebsto cnra en- que
sada auto de euentos emo La eny una ho'
urado que los 25 80 nombres de
quedaran dgnaos por candida
para urado candidates Correspondence desna
que dvotos hayan obtendo
uedaa tornado uado cacado del ampeonato de cuentos de Ia
Correspondence de Puerto Rico a consudo cba IL
de Julio de 1910 counto de e9eno que hayan
nato 10 de Agosto 1910 doh dara veredcto
respndenca engara pum de ator vena en- Ia con-
7oEs entenddo as estabecee dc pue
to Rico tunfane e por ella considerable defendldo
como primer euna esao @ ee
otro de cueno satisfaction de LA
un autor afOrunado arebatare supremacla
Sofa Corresponden pubca meda que los recbendo
todos los cuentos remdos campeonato a publ
ca6n hara indando de orden corresponds cada
nombe peudonmo del E ntenddo cua
qu rcunstanc La Correspondence consdera agdn cueno IN
dgno pubciad aa cua de n del auto
dao derecho pubco consderandoe uera
del
&c. Los pubados daro los uos Los dos
brazos, por Juan Rios Sepa, No. 1-3O de Mayo 1903.
"En usta recompensa por Tuo Rodriguez, No. "a de Ahl
"La ocura del tempo po Juan Rios Sepa, No. 81 de Mayo
de 1909.
Ell Legado" por coras6n Leal" No. a. Mayo5 de 1909
"Castigada" Torres Quintero 6 de Jnno 1909
"Pobre Local. po Antonio Rodriguez No g. de Julio de 1909
conderados envados dere
chos tondcones que los demas
de los obetos de ola Correspondence emua no
solo erao esuo de vida regional
pendda nauraeza D pugo paa daro
autores elos pecsa condcd
magavos la vida puertorqua bao todos
los aspectos que ella puede ofrecer.
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No olvideis
esa far.nacia.

FL LIDO. Luis B. Vega, ducho de
la conocida tdrmacia Vega, situada
al lado dc In capiIla del Institute en-
Santurce, aticnde pcrsonalmente al
despacho de las rccetas, 10 cual asc-
gura el mcjor cuidado. Precios muy
m0dicos, prontitud en- cl scrvicio y
extricto complimiento dc toda pres
cripci6n en- las formulas. Hay slem-
pre- constantc surtido dc drogas y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-23
Los que Sc ausentan.

En- el vapor de aver salieron para
Estados Unidos los siguientes pasa-
jeros:
Luis A. We'll, Jorge Cestero, A. E.
Bravo, Jr. B. S. Cornwel, Eduardo
Cerboni, de Arroyo, Win Newman,
sehorita Angela Cervoni y Josefina
Cervoni de Arroyo, R. S. Swiggtt,
Sta Carmen Cervoni, Sonora Ro-
sario Crescioni, Manuel Font, Leo
Baiz, S, H. Reid, Hugo Stern, N.
Quinones Jr. Gustavo Preston,
Antonio R. Barcel6, senorita Ra-
mona Sandoz de Fajardo, sehoritas
Esther Diaz E Isabel Viso, 'Bautista
Viso, Fernando Fossas, Raul Bene-
dicto, Nemesio Viso, Joaquin Vicso,
Jose Mora Salvat, Temistocles Ra-
mirez de Mayaguez, esposos Ray
mond Deziel, y nino, Manuel Gaetan
Juan Gonzalez, Sehoritss Salome
Putrus, Juana Saliva, Latiff Aera,
y Carmen NJ, Marrero, Seraffn Mon
tesinos, Miguel Montesinos, A. Bor-
zone, Buenaventura Roig, Jamiel
Snjor, Eliseo Andrade, senora Belen
Saicrup, senorita Domingo Marti-
nez, senora Susana Martinez, Manuel
Mallen, Geo E. C. Dunham, Francis
co Lopez, Lorenzo Munoz, Gabriel
Cabrera, Manuel Lloveras, Joseph
Nulla, Dib Usep, Sergio Mangual,
Antonio Escabi, senorita Madiach
Abreed, sehora Shahala Esber y nino
senora Ami Bitter y sehorita Iris Ca
tun, Mayaguez, Enrique Lopez,
Jose Zengotita, Alfonso Trecha,
E, S. Prats, seforita Mercedes Serra-
lies Y sehora Mercedes Serralles de
Ponce, Manuel Selles, Vicente Viso,
Antonio Loyola, Luis Rodriguez,
S. Gutman, Jose Cobian, Jose NJ.
Munoz, Luis Riefkohl, Guillermo
Riefkohl, Andres Emanuelli, ]. P.
Saade, Glillermo Barbosa, Pedro j.
Barbosa, esposos Andres Frances
chi y nino senorita Palmira Gatell,
Geo W. Howard, Ramon Goico,
Juan Anil, senol a A. H. Van Sickle,
Reynaldo Ramirez, Noises Ramirez
de Mayaguez, sonora Matilde Jime-
nes y 2 nihos, esposos Angel Rivero,
Juan Cruz, Col y sonora H. A. c.
Hines, Charles Hartzell, ,Jr. sehoritas
America Rauschenplat y A. Raus-
chenplat, esposos Charles Hartzell,
sehoritas Gloria y Celeste Rauschen-
plat, esposos Francisco del Vale,
esposos Emilio Jimenez Vale, seno-
ritas Georgia B. Klinefelter, Blanca
Paniagua, Josefina Vilafahe y Ruth
Goldsmith, senora J. Goldsmith,
Pedro del Vale, sehorita Martha
Cid y sefora de Jose Cid, Angel NJ.
Torregrosa, Rafael E. Torregrosa,
Jose Cid, senorita Natalia Serrano,
sehora H. L. Marks, senora Carme
lita Hatch, Fernando Calimano,
esposos G. B. Parker, sehoritas Glo-
ria Paniagua y sehora Conception
Paniagua, DR.. Jacinto Mafion, L.
NJ. Walsh, sehorita Maria G. Cid,
Carlos Cid, Gerardo Berries, Agustin
Pla, Jr. J. A. Pietri, H, G. A. Pietri,
Salvador Tio, Anfiloquio Gandara,
sefiora de Pedro Malaret y sehoritas,
Angela Rosa, Mirella, y Luz Malaret
y nihos, Enrique German, A. Mala-
ret, Manuel Agosto, Sjede HANNA,
Abdoca Faris, Thomas Shahill, Jul
ridge Shahill, Juridge Shahill, Diego
del Pine, Domingo Quihonez, Pedro
Osorio, Juan Cerezo, Abraham Asis,
Francisco Hernandez, Federico Mar
tinez, sehora de del Pine, sehora ].
Cerezo, y Delfina Delgado,
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L|NEAFERREA DEL 0StTE.

ltinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezara 4 regir desde el 10 de Sep
tiembre de 1909.
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Rondador.


En- 1907, Sc descubri6 un nuevo
tratamiento para el Paludismo.
Is un Elixir vegetal, llamado
Pam-Ala, que destruye ell germen
de la enfermedad. y obra cura-
clones maravillosas. Ell DR.. Eu-
sebio de la Hoz del Hospital de
Barranquilla, dice: He usado Ia
Pam-Ala con muy buenos result
tados, y la recomiendo. De ven-
t. en- Las Droguerias.
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No uselsotro licor.

Fl Ron San Luis. es Ia marca de
ron que mas parroquianoz tiene
pues sus popiedades son magnifi-
cas- No cortiene sustancias nocivas
al organismo y su 'veiez' es verda
dera- Los Sres. A. Alvarez Y hernia
no estSn recibiendo constantemente
numerosos Pedidos de la screditada
marca de ron San Luis'. As
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iiEspaho|es J aneFiCanos!N

Espaholcs y Americanos,
Puerto-riquehos y Cubanos.
Franceses y Alemanes,
Turcos y Chinos,
Japoneses y Tagalos,
TODOS, pero todos convicnen er
QUE
No hay mas que Tabonucol par
le catarro! .
Tabonucol para la TISIS. asma
ronquera, tos. ~.
Venden al por mayor
SAN JUAN:~Sres j. NJ. Blanco
Co,
Don F. Guillermety.
PONCE D. 7. Moscoso, Src,
+. Ruiz de Porras.
Al detail las principaIca farmacia'
del mundo
Prcclo: 10 contavos.
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ssllda Dc ia Capital ' B.yam6n simultin..msnts

Wales EXTRAORDINARIOS.
7.15 9.15 1890
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En- ess. IN preata - vesde paptl de
psrs6disoe siejo = gIia'aL
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In esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de peri6dicos viejos a
e quintal
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COMMERCIAL,

ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
Vapor cmericano Coamo procedente
de N. York
DE LA ISLA
NINGUNO
DESPACHADOS
s . PARA Ell EXTERIOR
& Goleta americana Robert P. Murphy
PARA LA ISLA
Costeros May Flower Esperanza Ala
Blanca
BUQUES EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Coamo descargando
MOv1MIENTO DE CABOTAJB
Operaciones en- pumtos.
Patria descargando
Carmen Fajardo
Petra Aguadilla
: Ricardo Ruiz NaguAbo
Maria Artau Viequea
Perla Vieques
BUQUEs CUE Sc AGuARDAN
Vapor americana Martin Saens el Is
del corrlente Gallo de Barcelona para
esta.
Consig: S. lzquierdo.
Vapor espahol Argentine Sali6 de
Coruna para esta ell IL corriente
Consig: S. lzquieldo. ca.
Vapor americana Caracas Saldra pa
ra N. York el 20 corriente.
Consignatarios Vlar Ca
Napor americana Phlla delphis reca-
lara procedente dc N. York el 80 del
que curSa.
Consignatarios: Villar c.
Fapor Espanol Monserrat recalara
ell 2S del presente procedente dc Espaha
Consig. S. Ezquiags
Vapor americana s Luckembak
Saldrd para N York q 90 actual
Consig. Insular Line
Peleyos de % Nnea "Bennsy"
Henry Smith debe haber sAlido de
New Yorkpara eata el 4 corrieDts
Consig: S Ezquiags
Goleta americana Emma 8 Lord De.
be haber salido de N York. para San
Juan y Humacao el Ia Gorriepts
Cousig: S Ezquiags
Goleta americana Esther Ans asldrl
de N York para esta eI 4 Octub.
Consigataros S. Eaquiaga.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-20
UNION PICNIC WILL
Be HELD IN MAY
WILL JOIN PALATKA SUNDAY
SCHOOL FOR ONE BIG DAY.
Excursion 20 De Run from Each
City on This Dste-eainesviIls
Train Leaves Early.

Arrangements have been completed
for the grand union Sunday school
picnic which will be neld az Interlach-
en- on May eth.
As Is their usual custom. all the
Sunday schools Of the city will unite
In having one big. grand DAY. and
this season has been Improved upon
In that they will also meet the union
picnic party from Palatka az Inter
lachen. the good people there kindly
rendering them the grounds and all
privileges for this occasion.
A special train consisting Of ten
coaches has been arranged for. which
will depart from Gainesville early in
the morning and return late in the
afternoon. giving nearly the entire
day az this beautiful little spot sur
rounded by lovely lakes and trees.
besides possessing picturesque grounds
especially arranged for such purposes.
The town improvement society of
Interlachen have kindly consented 20
donate free Of charge the grounds
and all necessary tables. but they
reserve the right TO sell ice cream.
which proceeds will go toward the
fund Of the cemetery association Of
that place.
Palatka Sunday schools have also
made a similar arrangement with the
citizens Of Interlachen and they, too.
will have a special train from the
Gem City and meet al this spot, and
IL promises TO be a gathering Of
about 1900 or more children and "Old
folks" to enjoy one real day OF pleas
ure.
All the public schools OF the two
cities will adjourn for the day and give
the scholars an opportunity OF attend
ing the picnic. which will add large
ly 10 the crowds. and as the railroad
fare will be a small item, il Is need
less 20 add that a great many will
take advantage Of the outing
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-20
Enlivsnsd His Sermon.

A minister ~ Crusml.hacl iu Fife.
frequently talked from the pulpit 90
his hearers with amusing aud indeed
irrcverent familiarity. EXp0uGdlug q
passage from Exodus one day. De- rro-
.cccdod thus: And the Lord sail unto
Moses'-sneck that door, I'm thinking
n ye had 90 sit beside the door ycrscr
yc wadna be sac ready leaving 70 open
II was Just beside that der that Sc.
dam Tams0n. tie Lehman. got his
death - cauId. ana I'm sure. honest
man. he dllna Dec IL stay mucklc open
And the Lord said unto Noses see
n man aseath the Taft WI IBIS hat on.
I'm sure, man. we're clear o. the soogh
o. that door there. Keep an your han
net. Thamas. aud n your bare pow be-
cauld ye maun Just get a gray wOrstcd
wig. Ike mysel They're no sae dear
plenty o. them az Bob Glllespie's for
10 pence apiece" The reverend gen
tleman then proceeded with his dis
course
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-20

lightly over the fresh sod, while fol
lowing the pillow. and II he be a man
Of education and business competence,
no longer is any position open 20 him.
Any application for clerical. mercan-
tile or railroad work Is met with that
stereOtyped answer OF an unjust and
cruel custom, not Law: Old Man. go
nome. you are too old I saw IN a
recent paper that an old veteran not
long since. after receiving such an
answer. went home. took his gun and
blew out his brains. He left a short
note. Il read thus: Thoroughly
competent 10 an a position. and with
sufficient health and strength left.
my country denies to me the right 70
live. The memorable custom. not Law.
OF an age limit has signed my death
warrant. / die In obedience 20 its
decree
viii our people sit supinely By
and see our Legislators and laW-mak-
FAn NAaAA anu EAHAaAM laws AAAA thA
them 70 educate the negro at the ex-
pense OF starvation 20 those grand old
men whose blood flows in their veins?
think not.
Legislators: Did you ever think
% Il. that twenty years hence not
veteran who entered the Confederate
Army Ia 1901. who was then twenty
years old or over will be alive?
Those who may go beyond their
eightieth year will. like angels visits.
be- few and far between DO any of
you today know OF mother OF a Con
federate veteran who is living? Well.
but a few years more, and the Con
federate veteran. like the veterans
mother. will have passed into history:
but he will live there forever as the
embodiment OF patriotism. OF courage
and devotion 90 his country.
Very truly yours.
ALBERT r. ELMORE."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-20
Eminent Authorities Say

That outdoor exercise Is needed by
the Americah people. That's all very
well, but how can people with rheuma-
tism follow that advice? The answer
Is very sipple-use Billiards. Snow
Eminent and the rheumatism will go,
leaving YOU as spry as a colt Gives
quick and permanent relief from
rheumatism. neuralgia, lame back.
Sold by W. NJ Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-20

Children especially like Kennedy's
Laxative Cough Syrup. as Il tastes
nearly as good as maple sugar Il not
only heals irritation and allays in
Illumination. thereby stopping the cough
but Il also moves the bowels gently
and In that way drives the cold from
the system. Il contains no opiates.
Sold by all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-20

Il have been somewhat costiyc but
Deans Regulcts gave just the results
desired. They act mildly and rcsu.
late the bowels perfectly George
49, Krause 300 Walnut Avenue. Al
t0Ona. pa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-20

Every time a girl wants 20 Ind any
thing IN her top bureau drawer she
gets a stick and stirs everything IN the
drawer round and round. n what she
4 looking for doesn't come 90 the sur
face, then she Is satisfied Il isn't there
-Atchlson Globe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-20
For HEADAcHE-4leks' cAPuoINE

Whether from colds. heat stomach
or nervous troubles. Capudine will
reliye you. It's hquid-pleasant 70
take-acts Immediately. Try Il. Toe.
25c and SOC az all drug stores.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
FALLS TO DEATH
IN WATERS OF BAY
Construction Camp Foreman
browns Despite Heroic At
tempt at Rescue

BERKELEY, July 31.-Thomas Ben
son. aged 80 years, foreman in the
employ of the Contra Costa construc-
ton company. slipped to his death in
the waters of the bay off Camelia
street, West Berkeley, shortly before
noon today. j. C. lessen, companion,
also slid off the runway of the barge
O (which they were working, but man
aged to swim ashore.
After the two men fell overheard
lessen struck ont for the shore 100
yards distant. When he touched bot
tom he turned around to address Ben
son, whom he thought was SWIM
ming. after him. but discovered him
struggling near the barge. lessen then
made a heroic attempt to save the life
of his foreman, but failed.
Bensons body was recovered few
minutes later, and DR.. II. c. Brink of
West Berkeley was called. His work
was ufiavailihg, however.
Benson was an Englishman and had
no relatives here. He had been in the
employ of the Contra Costa construc-
ton company for a year. He lived at
Third and Jones streets. West Berkeley.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
SAYS NO AFFINITY
CAUSED TROUBLES
Gus Schroeder Denies Wife's
Statement and Makes Charge
Against Spouse

ALAMEDA, July 31-Gus Schroeder,
a Southern Pacific company locomotive
engineer, whose wife attacked and
severely pummeled his alleged affinity,
Mrs. Belle Mi1lett, OF the ark Don't
Worry" Thursday evening, denies that
the lady from the houseboat has won
his affections declares that his wife
is .insaneIy jealous of him and that she
was also so fond of a former local
letter carrier that the mail man was
dismissed from the pcstoffice staff
"As far as Mrs. Millett is concerned
she had nothing to do with the troubles
of my wife and myself said Schroeder.
Our domestic differences. began De-
cember 5, 1906, when 1 discovered that
my wife was too friendly with a let
ter carrier. i went to Postmaster Ley
decker and made complaint and the
carrier lost his job.
Since that time my wife and 1 have
had many quarrels. Mrs. Schroeder is
so insanely jealous of me that 1 can
not speak to another woman but
I am accused of being in love with
her"
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s5.Cent BOttle Free to AII

The Swissco Hair Remedy positively
grows new hair, cures badness, stops
FALLING halt scabby SCALP. sore scalp.
dandruT, brittle hair: or any other hair
or scalp disease, and restores gray hair.
TO youthful color and gloss.
ssHeuo, lis This The Drug StOres"
E@Yes:s "WeIl, Send Me Another Bottle
OF SWfsscO! 1t Is Simply Wonderful
How II Has Made My Hair Grow"
If ys6u-are suffering: from baldness or
any Of the troubles named above or
have gray hair that you want restored
to youthful color. let lis send you a %
cent bottle free. for. trial: -
Swissco Hair Remedy lis for sale by
all druggists at. so cents and S1.00 a
bottle but the free bottle can only be
had by writing. direct to the .Swissco
Hair Remedy Co. .17f4 p. O. Square,
Cincinnati, Ohio. enclosing 10 cents. as
an evidence of good faith. The 10 cents
does not. cover actual cost: of postage
and packing on the 20 cent bottle we
send you.
For sale and recommepded in San
Francisco at The owl Drug Co.. stores;
san Francisco-Sutter and Van Ness.
18th and Mission rs Market st, 40
Market st. 943 Kearny ST.. Phelan bldg.
Oakla nd-13th and Broad way. 10th and
Washin gton,. 18TH and San Pablo, and
zI3 Thirteenth st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
ESCAPED PRISONER
GIVES HIMSELF UP
Charles Reyes Surrenders TO the
Police After His Flight

BERKELEY. July 31-Charle Keyes,
Young man who escaped from Detee-
Tive Henry JamjsOn Thursday afternoon
by Jumping through the window Of his
bedroom. while the detective waited on
tbe other side Of the door. surrendered
10 the police this afternoon and was
taken into custody again.
'Keyes was arrested Tuesday for TAX
ing horse and buggy from the real
estate firm Of Wood & Tatums He was
TO have been tried this afternoon, but
escaped the next day and was not seen
until this afternoon. He VIII appear
before Judge Tappan Monday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND, July 3l.--The following marriage
licenses were issued today
William Rookard, %, and Josie Adle Smith,
81, both of Fruitvale.
Frederick Hughes, g. and Mabel B. eolson;
%. both of Alameda.
Manuel sonares, II. and Mary Perry. IS,
both of Oakland.
Benjamin f. Butler, 30 and Emma J. Fox
IS. both of Oakland.
Emul Larson, p. Oakland. and Stella *.
Genazzie. 2T, Santa Rosa
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01

Rev. DR.. Raymond c. Brooks, former
pastor Of Pilgrim Congregational
church OF this city. viii preach tomor-
row evening at the First Congrega-
tional church. Rev. Loyal Writ viii be
in the same pulpit al morning worship.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01

A hundred scOlored lantern slides viii
he shown al First Baptist church to-
morrow evening. when ". Almont
Gates viii lecture on the Passion Play
at Oberammer gau.