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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-04

by turns and spent most dis. dressing night Bobby Browne came in twice to see him before retiring. Foi some reason unknown to any one but himself Deppingham refused to be treated by the young man. notwith standing the fact that Browne laid claim to a physicians certificate and professed to be especially successful in breaking up ''the ague." Lady Agnes the doses. but Deppineham was reso lute 10 irascibility.
 "A Dover's powder. Deppy. or few grains of quinine. Please be sensible. You're just like child"
 What's iD A Dovers powder?" de- manded the patient. who had never been III in his life
 "lpecac and opium. sugar of milk or sulphate of potash. It's an anodyne diaphoretic," said Browne,
 Opium. eh?" came sharply from the couch. Good Lord. an overdose of it would'- He checked the words abruptly and gave vent to a nervous it of laughter.
 Don't be a fool. George" command ed his wife. No one Is trying to poi son you"
 Who's saying that he's going to poi. son me?'' demanded Dcppingham shortly. I'm objectlng because don't like the idea of taking medicine from man just out of college"
 I've just given my wife powder old man. She's got nervous head ache" urged Browne tolerantly.
 Your wifer' exclaimed Depping- ham. sitting up. ''The devilr' He looked hard at Browne for q moment. think it's rather too much of a colnci- deuceT
 Browne arose quickly. flash of re- sentiment in his eyes See here. Dep bingham"
 T apologize, Browne" said Depplng ham hastily. I'm not afraid of your medicine. I'm only thinking of my wife. If should happen to die, don't you know. there would be people who might say that you could have cured me. See what 1 meanT'
 You dear old goosew cried his wife.
 "I fancy Slim or Baillo or even Bowlcs knows what a fellow doses himself with when he's bowled over by one of these beastly island ail- meDts. Oblige me, Agnes, and send for Bowles."
 He immediately recommended an old fashioned Dover's powder and ven tured the opinion that good sweat" would soon put his lordship on his feet. better than ever" Deppingham kept Bowles beside him while Browne generously prepared and administered the medicine.
 Later in the night the princess came to see how the patient was getting on. He was in dripping precipitation.
 Genevra drew chair up beside his couch and sat down. Lady Agnes was yawning sleepily over a book.
 Do you know. l believe I'd feel bet ter If could have another chill" he said I'm so beastly hot now that can't stand It. Aggy. why don't you turn out on the balcony for bit of fresh air? I'm brute to have kept yon moping in here all-evaninG."
 Gro be continued.)
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-04
GLOBE LABOR UNION DIRECTORY

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR fourth Mondays in Union Labor hall H. Green president F. H. Myers, secretary; M F. Smith,
 CARPENTERS AND JoINERs Local Union No 030 Unted of America Meets each Thursday Union H. wood president; F. w. Tenbrook financial seere- tsry; J. NJ. Bell treasurer
 MINERS GLOBE MINERS UNION w F. M-Meets every Tuesday at Rebert Elliott president M H. Page, secretary
 PRINTERS Globe Typographical Union Sunday in month at in Union Labor hall V Marcelus pres ident; Carl r. HOdswo.th,
 CLERKS Store and omce of month in Carpenters hall 73O T Wright, presi- dent; T. E.. Collins. ary.
  Journeymen Barbers Interna Tuesday each month S30 Newport shop Flora president; Otto Perlue,
 BARTENDERs bartendes International League America No and third Thursdays in Taylor's Barber shop F,x, president; M L. Perry, S-rretsry-treasurer
 PAINTERS Brotherhood Of Painters Decorators No 2l7 Meets each Tuesday night Keegans hall W. B. Aiken president; A. P Ese vicepresiden A.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-04
CHAPTER XXIv.

DEPPtNGIIAM FALLS ILL. T>lHAT evening Lord Deppingham took to his bed with violent chills He shiverrd and burned o by turns and spent most dis
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-04
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,

County of Gila, ss.:
 Before me, Norman J. Johnson, 2 Notary Public in and for the County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared r. ]. Cole, A. C. Cole. A. c. Oliver, P. J. Cole, Jr., and Geo. R. Hill, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and who ac- knowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and considera- tion therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of of fee this 26th day of August, A. D. 1909.
 (NotariaD NORMAN J. JOHNSON,
 (SeaD Notary Public
 My commission expires April 26, 1913.
 First publication August 2s, 1909.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-04
CHATTER XXIII.

THE DIsQUIETING END or roNo. = LATER on he and Derpingham visited tue underground rham Der. accompanied by Mir. Britt
 They found that the door to
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-04
LODGE DIRECTORY

LODLE DlNENlON1
  Knights Pythias Pins Mt Lodge No Mee Thursday evening Odd Fellows Hall Harry Trevahan, C.; C. Rus sell, K of R. and s.
  Monroe Temple No Affects third Mondays at Odd Eel hall Jamie Wghtman E. c. Russell Secretary
 ODD FELLOWS Independent Order of Odd Fellows G Encampment No 3Meets Fridays Fellows hall. Otis Jr, chief patriarch; c. A. Wind, scribe. Lodge No 2 O. FMeets every Wednesday Odd Eel lows hall Geo Otis Jr, obe grnd Geo D. Smith, financial secretary. Rebekah Lodge Sulans Lodge No 5Me second and Mondays Odd Felows hall Hargrave noble grand; Miss Laurel Shue, secretary.
  Protective Elks Lodge first and third Fridays Odd Fellows hall R. C. Goodwin R.; J. c. Odfeld, secretary.
 KNIGHTS COLUMBUS Columbus Globe oune Ne ll5sMeets seond and Wednesdays Miners Albert Aitwies G. K; William Burke financial secretary.
  Ferna Order of Eagles Globe Aerie No lsMees and fourth Fridays Miners Union hail. 30 m N Lyons Worthy President; S. R. Lowthian, secretary.
 REDMEN Improved of Tuesday night 1880 clock Fashion hall l.. Parker, sachem; c. H. Abel, C. R.
 MODERN wooDMEN AMERICA Modern woOdmn of Globe Camp No l2OlsMee and fourth Thursdays, 730 P Mner'' Union hall w. A. Smith, consult J. E. Barrett. camp clerk
 ANCIENT ORDER UNITED woRKMEN Globe Lodge No l5 A. O. U. w-Mee Miners Union hall Thursday W Penrose, NJ. W; L. Marx, Recorder; F. L. Gates Financer.
 MAccABEEs GLOBE TENT No 10, KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES-Mees Tuesday night at the Trades Unlon Labor hall S. K Frank N Evans Commander k Alex simpson, Record
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-04

sCHLITz-" made Milwaukee fa-
 mous,''
 sCHLITZ-that makes all men akin; We call for sCHLITZ- and who can
 blame us We drink--and call for sCHLITz again.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-23
CANON BOOSTERS HERE
INTEREST GOOD ROADS

Guy U. Hardy, u. r McLain, O.
p. Smith, O. A. Biggs, T. M. Hard
ing and Others Of Canon. were .in the
city yesterday afternoon and held a
meeting in the Beaver Land and IT.
rigation company's offices in regards
to further improvements of public
highways Of the county. Both Canon
and Florence have taken considerable
interest recently for a better and more
direct driveway between Fremont
county cities and Colorado Springs,
and the matter has now taken definite
form.
But the public wants still more
roads and this meeting yesterday was
to work toward that end 1t is pro.
posed to have a more direct wagon
road built from Canon to the top Of
the Royal Gorge. The present road
between the two points is now
twelve miles in length and the pro.
posed road will cut the distance to
eight miles. The Canon City dele.
gntion was here for the purpose OF
enlisting the assistance Of the citi.
zens Of Florence In the project.
1t is proposed to ask Warden Cleg.
horn Of the state penitentiary for a
sufficient. number OF convicts to work
on the road. To do the work bv
contract or by days labor would
create a tremendous expense. AS most
Of the roadway would be built
through solid rock. with the aid of
a few Thousand dollars appropriated
from certain sources, the road can
be constructed upon very econom-
ical basis With the enlistment of
the assistance Of Florence. Canon
promises to use its influence for
dertaken In this end OF the county.
Good roads In any community IL
n thing that is not to be dispised
and 1t behoves every citizen to as
sist ms far as they can In the work of
Improving the driveways OF the coun-
ty. 1t Is not mennt that they should
pay money out Of their pockets. as
that may not be necessary under the
present plans Of procedure. but they
should work for tho betterment Of
highways and driveways, As . good
road In any community Is u generally
acceptable asset.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-23
MURDERED AND Bod
les BURNED TO
HIDE CRIME
Aged Woman and Hired Man Gre
mated, Supposedly by Rob-
bers, in Montana.
VICTIMS OF DOUBLE MURDER
Woman Was Wealthy-Motive for
Murder Was to Find Hid
den Money.
VICTIMS OF DOUBLE MURDER

Whitehall, Mont, Feb. 23.-Mrs
William Crist, aged S5 years, ant
Jorn reear, her hired man, nearly as
old, were cremated when the cabir
on the Crist ranoh. six miles from
Jefferson, was burned.
1t is believed that the two were the
victims of a double murder. the mo.
tive of which was robbery. and that
the fire was set to conceal the crime.
The woman was reputed to be
wealthy and to have kept considerable
money in the ranch house, but search
of the ruins failed to disclose any
money. Both bodies were burned to
a crisp.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-23
EVANS SENDS GREETING
TO HIS SUCCESSOR

Minneapolis. MINI. Feb. 90. -Ad.
miral Evans has dictated the follow
ing asking that It be telegraphed to
Pres. Roosevelt aud Rear AdmIra
Spcrry:
Admiral Evans presents his com
plinents to Rear Admiral Spcrry
and ooDgratulAtes him ON the splen
did work he has done. He hopes
that congress will make him a vice
admiral which he richly deserves
He also extends congratulations "a
tho ofiioera and men Of the feet. I"
The daily tribune., 1909-02-23

II you can not talk English talk to
US in German and you will be prompt.
ly waited on as Daniels Drug Store.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-23

II you want the best call ut the
bluo Front Bakery. Att
The daily tribune., 1909-02-23

Thomas Connor. driver employed
at the Wiley coal mine at Williams
burg, was quite severely injured Sun
day by being thrown from buggy
drawn by runaway horse. In loos
ing his balance In his seat he was
thrown violently to the ground. ,strik
ing ON his head and WAS rendered un-
conscious on the roadside. Restora
tives were administered and conscio Gus.
ness was soon restored. While he IL
not fatally injured. his injuries are
such that lie will be la d up for sew.
eral days. There are several bad
bruises and iscerations on the body.
Oonnor and some other men riding IN
another buggy were rncing, and the
wheels locking suddenly caused Con- :
nor to be thrown from the vehicle.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-23
John Dwight German Loved the
Juicy Tenderloin So Well
He -indulged.
WAS A MARSHALL BANKER
Belonged to Prominent Rowing
Team and Graduate from
Harvard College.

Marshall. Mich. Feb 22.-Johl
Dwight Gorham, one Of the mos
prominent men OF Marshall, was tax
en- to the Michigan asylum at Kaln
mazoo today as the result Of insanity
due, 1t is believed to eating too mucl
beefsteak.
Gorliam was employed for many
years in the bank which his grand
father established. He Is a graduat
of Harvard and was a member of tn,
rowing team during the last two o
three years he vas there.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-23
A Letter That Will
Be OF Interest X Y
To those who buy Good Clothing

Below you will find letter from fellow townsman,
v A. Robinson Mr.. Robinson, before leaving for
Chicago purchased suit and overcoat from us, which
he had intended to purchase in Chicago. We induced
him to make the purchase of us-hence this letter.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-20
75c to ST. Negligee Shirts 35c

30 dozen mems Neg%ee Shirts, medium and light coole
striped sateels and chevots every
shirt full cut and well made and every regular OEo
75c to $ value sale price rucl - DJC
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-20
Weekly Bargain Budget
Dry Goods Department

s2oo SILK Es s25 YARD
Extra fine quality Black Silk voles,
checks; AZ and A inches wide regular $500 Q1 or
SOC JAPANESE SILKS, 35c YARD
japanese Silks, in all % inches or
soc quality; this OOC
MADRAS WAisTlNGs, Csc YARD
Fine quality Madras Wasings in designs
fects; wide of patterns select Or
special k.OC
15o NURSE STRIPE GlNGHAMs, 121ac
The best material dresses a of
15c cHAMBRAYs AND sHRTlNGs, 1oc YARD
Short lengths of these regular 15c materials, while they
at lor yard
a2NcH INDIA LNoNs YARD
Extra quality and sheer; 81 inches wide
BlEAcAEo Aycx ToWELNe, 1oc YARD
lhe II quality
CSC FANCY LINEN TOWELS,
full line Of good quality linen
1sSi2 inches, with hemmed ends regular s5c o.
WoMENs LACE HOSE, Csc
Women quality Black Lise pretty
patterns; fast coors sizes; regular or
4oc quality; 1,O(
SPECIAL IN cHiLDREMs HOSE AT 12lao
Fine quality, Ribbed Hose;
aees sizes to 10; 1OlLa
special re
WoMENs Csc UNION SUITS, 35c
Fine ribbed, low sleeveless with loose knee.
$3.50 MUSLIN pETTlcoATs, s17s
Several different styles, lace and embroidery trimmed
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-20

75c Blue Chambray Shirts 45c5
4S dozen mems best quality blue clanbay Work Shirts full
size and and made with improvements: in all sizes
nom IA u to -; no better shirts be bought any Az
where for Toe; sale price, each 4JC
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-03
ENTREv|STA
De .SOBERANOS.
Eduardo = Nicolas Sc
encuentran en- Co.
Yves.
Europa y America Sc que
ian de lac nuevas tarifas
amerlc anas.
Den jaime alega sus derechos
q los tronos de Espala y
Francia.

New York, agosto s.-Hoy lle-
go 4 Cowes,el car Nicolas, oonoe
fue necibido por el rey Eduardo.
Ambos monarcas revistaron ia po-
derosa escuadra inglesa del me.
diterraneo, La reception hecha al
monarca russo fue impoftante. Am
bos soberanos tuvieron una Iarga
entrevista, terminada la cual, tuvle-
ron lugar las ceremonies del ritual.
En- los circulos pol;ticos Sc 81
guen con marcado interes las COME
rencias del soberano ruso, q las
que Sc les atribuye trascendental
lmportancia.
Sc reciben noticias de los centres
manufacturers de Europa dando
cuenta del profundo disgusto que
ha causado las nuevas tarifas vota-
das por la legislature norteamerica-
ma.
New York, agosto 3. Ell preten-
diente don Jaime, residente actual
mente en- Venecia. ha declarado
que ell proceso acerca de sus dere-
chos a la succession al trono de Es-
pana y Francia los siguira de acuer-
do con las instrucciones de su pa
Dire. Manifesto efprfncipe que prom
to hara publico los documentos que
le hacen el acreedor mas Immediate
8 los tronos de San Fernando y San
Ta,fs
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Los SUCES0S
!; De MEL|LLA.
Marinas tornara Ia
T ofensiva.
La calna ha sido restable-
cida en- Barcelona,
Porfrie Diaz Sc suscribe con
$1,000 en- favor de las yiudas
lu6rtanos de la guerra de
Melilla.

New y York, agosto 8. -Comunican
de Melilla Que el general Marinas
se muestra satisfecho del curse de
de la campaha. Los refuerzos pe-
didos estan llegando 4 toda pri-
-. Manifesto que una vez oue
tenga las tropas suficientes, las
que cree reunir en- Ia semana pro-
xima, tomara la ofensiva con todo
el vlgor que las circunstancias exi-
gen.
New York, agosto 3.-comun;.
can DC Barcelona que, despues de
los sangrientos sucesos del iueves
ha entrado la ciudad en- peri6do
dc relativa tranquilidad. Las nu-
merosas ejecuciones que tuvieron
iugar en- los fosos de Monjuich, han
lnfundldo el tenor en- los exaltados
La opinion del gobierno es que es
tos dolorosos acontecimientos Sc
deben q los anarquistas extranjeros
que dirigieron los desordenes que
tueron causa de las trajicos aeon
tecimientos que Sc desarrollaron
mas tarde. La policfa sigue la pis-
ia a algunos sospechosos,. los cua-
les seran expulsados del territorio
& la primera demonstration de
hostilidad.
New York, agosto 3.-La colo
MIA espaiiola de Mexico ha inicia-
do una sucripci6n en- favor de las
viudas y huerfanos de Ia guerra de
Melilla. Ell presidente general Diaz
ha encabezado Ia colecta con mil
dollars. Varios capitalists de la
republica han hecho donativos.
La colonia espahola de Cuba ha
iniciado una coiecta con ell mismo ca
ritativo prop6sito.
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La madre. No te da vergueu.
"a de jugar a los soldados a
tn edad2
Lucia. a.-Yo solo juego con los
ofciales.

NUEVO HOTEL Con to-
das las comodidades propias
del mejor establecimiento de
esta clase, han instalado los
esposos Morgan un magnifico
hotel en- la parada Is en- San
turce. HOTEL MAYA. Servicio
esmerado, habitaciones fres-
cas- y ventiladas en- los tres
pisos del edificio, y vistas
al mar, brisas continues
y suma atenci6n para los hues-
pedes llena este hotel una YER
dadera necesidad. Para fami-
lias hay comodos locales. En-
sitio centrico de Santurce dis
pone de facilidad en- las comu-
nicaciones con Ia ciudad.
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MAS N0TAS Y N0T|C|AS

Sc encuentra en- Ponce en- asuntos
de los trabajos de riego de la costa
Sur, el ingeniero Sr. Hail.. Los con-
cesionarios de aguas del rio Ja-
caguas" Sc reunieron el viernes dlti-
mo para tratar del riego de aquella
co marca,.
Hace uso de licencia el marshall
de Ia corte de distrito de Aguadilla
Sr. Agustfn Guevara.
Ha estado en- Ponce en- asuntos de
eu profession el LIDO, Sr. Rodriguez
ezra, de San Juan.
Ha regresado San Juan el Sr.
Agapito del Toro que estuvo en-
Ponce en- asuntos de negocios.
Eldfa 4 de los corrientes sc dara
lectuIa al calendario de asunto ci-
viles correspondence al mes corien-
te, en- la corte municipal de Maya
guez.
Ell vecino de Cabo-Rojo, Pablo
Cintr6n que pasaba por Ia carretera
de Mayaguez Hormigueros el saba
do ultimo por la tarde recibi6 un
balazo en- un rih6n y Sc acusa como
autor Fernando Lugo, de San Ger
man, que en- union de amigos suyos
paseaba en- un coche. Ell acusado es-.
ia en- libertad provisional habiendo
prestado una fianza de S 2.5GO Sc in
forma que el disparo fue hecho "pa-
ia asustar al lesionado"
A consecuencia de la gran lluvia
caida en- San German el domingo.
Sc hubieron de suspender las care
ras de caballos que figuraban en-
ell programa para las fiestas de aaue-
la ciudad. Ell rio Estero hizo una
gran avenida dificultando ell paso
por Ia carretera de Mayaguez a aoue
liza poblacion.
La reunion del comite territorial
de los incorporates" no pudo lie
varse a efecto porfalta de quorum
El sabado dltimo contrajeron ma,
trimonio civil en- Ponce los conoci.
dos iovenes, sehorita Josefa Arevs-
10 Y Manuel Mocete Padilla. La bods
re realiz6' en- familia concurriendt
alsunos intimos. Ambos jovenes sor
muy estimados en- Ponce. Que SC;
10 mas ventuIoso que es dable en- !:
vida el heimoso hosar de los felicc
oonyuges.
Ha estsdo en- Ponce y Cosmo !. |
leila senorita Gloria Psniaeua V No |
lima, que yisito la ciudad del Sur cor |
moti.o de las fKstss del 25. Regre
10 4 su residencia de San Juan el ca
bado 6ltimo.
Ha salido para Humacao, en- asuL
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tos particuIares, el Sr. Federico Po
rrata, que estara algunos dias ausen
te de la ciudad.
Ha renunciado 8 SUI cargo de Su
perintendenta del asilo de nihos dt
Santurce, Ia distinguids sonora Ce
ella CANT de Hamilton. Desempeht
ese destino durante mucho tiempc
Ia expresada dana y siempre tuvo
el mayor acierto en- su labor, mere
ciendo generates simpatias de sus
compaheras osi como de las nifias
a su cargo. Su ausencia ha sido muy
sentida en- ell asilo.
Ell dfa 10 de los corrientes celebra-
ra una reunion para hacer la asigna-
ci6n de becas, para estudios en- los
Estados Unidos por cuenta del
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, a los j6ve-
mes que resulten escojidos entire los
que han solicitado aqueI beneficio.
Esta completamente restabiecido
de la dolencia que lie aquejo durante
aigunos dias, nuestro ilustre compa-
triota ell DR.. Rafael del Vale, Pre-
sidente pro-tempore del Consejo
Executive.
Esta en- CANA desde ell sabado, EN-
su residencia de esta ciudad, la dis
tinguida sonora Maria Balmes de
Frias. Que salga bien de su cuidado
la estimable sonora
FL n1mero de pasajeros que ha
circulado entire la ciudad y sus ba-
rrios en- los AUTOMOBILES que hacen
el servicio de trafico, ha sido grande.
En- la mayor parte de los viajes han
lido y van compIetamente iienos los
coches.
Una gran concurrencia fue ano-
che al Parque con motive de Ia
fiesta que Sc lievo a efecto all. Sc
suspendio el espectacurlo del "cine"
ell que ese hara en- esta noche V en-
las sucesivas.
Los vecinos de la Gale del Cristo
de esta ciudad estan ceiebrando sus
tradicionaies fiestas. Aver tarde Sc
iievaron a cabo juegos de sarttn Y
una concurrencia de mas de 800 per
sonas Sc agiomeraron en- la esquina
de la caiie deSanJose al recinto Sur.
para yer los muchachos que pugna
ban con arrancar con Ia boca. una
pieza de 5 centavos pegada al fondo
de una sarten cubierta de negro hu-
mo. Toda ia caiie del Cristo estaba
ambanderada con los colores de Es-
tados Unidos y Espaha.
Han causado gran sensation en- la
,oionia espaiola de la ciudad las III
timas mott cias recibidas de Espaha
' Africa. Entire los espahoies resi-
lentes en- Ia ciudad hay muchos que
ienen parientes en- ei eiercito Y en-
ciudad de Barcelona Y otros pun
os en- que las revueitas populares
an sido mas vioientas.
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En- defenSa del estomago.

LAS AGUAS DE RURLADA son
las mas recomendadas para Ia cure-
ci6n de todas las afecciones del ESTE
mago. Tienen fama universal y hay
realizado 'uras verdaderamente dif,c j..
les No contienen sustancias noc.vas
y son el meior estimulante para un'
buena digestion.
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Nuevas inportaciones

En- todos los rapores renucva &
Popular sus magnificas importacio-
mes de calzado, perfumcria, bastones
paraguas, pcrfumeria francesa Y d
los EstadosU nidos asi como deOr.c.
te Sc encucntran siempre en- el ACT
ditado cstablccimiento del Sr. An
rico Satas. Las mas popularcs ma
ca, dc zapatos dc los Estados Ur,
dos y de Europa Sc cncuentran sic
pre- en- el Popular v para sehoras,
horitas V nlnas, es el surtido vcrda
1eramente esquisito y de la mayor
elesancia. Magnilico' estuches dt
pcrfumcria y arnas rira tocadnr ,
baho
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-03

En- esta imprenta sc vende
APPEL de peri6dicos viejos a
{ 9 Quintal.
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LGcion del domingo
de '"La Cokrespon-
dencia" Revista de
information Univer.
sal-Vulgarizacion de
las Clenclas- Poesias
del moderno y del
antigua Parnaso %
bras de puertorrique.
nos snotables.Criticas
Iiterarias y de tea!
tro- Episodjos histo.
ricos Novelas. llus-
raci ones : Biogra-
Sports.
.odas, Paglna CO.
mica, etc. : Todo
ESQ ST Vd. obtiene la
>dicion del domingo
lie La Correspon
1encia'', le costara
solo dos centavos
,or edicion.
In esta imprenta Sc vende
lapel de peri6dico 4 81 quintal