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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

Farthe heneffr efrhe rhrnngs VINO euuId
NOT arrsud the ball there was an fllu-
ninafian and fireworks display such as
Washington never hsf1re saw His
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

rne pisn< Of the TsnSE1s Lumber
Csup~ay- boc.trf south sf Harri~sburx
su the G. 4 8 l. Exilrsad- was de-
|GruFrd By Gre Ths planr. whieh vas
valar< ar ahnur x-5aaa, had Ain Mle
fer SEVERAL H1nn<As. but had s~~n recent
! " ss>rh.uLzd ar great expense AMI
|pu< h.<k n as<r.rsar-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

m Pru8rHm Ear the nrs<iae ef s~.d
R ~ Wos<<msn sf tn warsa- whiri
10 esxs<n< n Csizmhus March .. xni
nnia N s.ssinn tuo 1axx has been
HDdu<<d and the bss.I cummixr<< azs
sstrf .mRe advertisements fsr th<
lUkss w. nsy ssr<nd the m<esiag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
NURSES STRIKE 4VERTED.
Forty an Zimmerman Hospital Make
Dire Threats. but Remain.

For a short time yesterday morning there was a
mimic at the Hahnemann Hospital 9th street
and Park avenue Peaceful relations between
nurses and superintendent ceased at O'Clock in
the morning and matters approached crisis when
forty gathered together in defiant body
and glared their combined disdain Miss Edith
NJ. Brown the superintendent. After mutual
overtures from both sides the trouble arbi-
trated for the time being and the went
hack to their patients
While the difficulty misunderstanding ir>rom-
ability peevishness between the white gowned
and capped young women and their head thus
quickly adjusted everything upside down
within the hospital while the trouble reigned The
officers and board OF executive managers of the in
stitution were hastily summoned by telephone and
telegraph and representatives Of both factions were
out 10 the battle lines to make overtures
II brought light that Miss Brown. who
has only held her place for three months had in
CURED the enmty Of the nurses because she de-
manded that each member Of the staff purchase
uniforms when. IL is alleged. they were I'M
necessary In addition 20 this grievance there were
numerous other causes OF dissatisfaction, il was
said. The spokesman Of the nurses declared that
there was one condition upon which they would re-
turn work and that that their complaints
he submitted the full board Of managers This
finally agreed upon.
A. W Wiseman, manager Of the hospital de-
clared that the trouble only nominal one
while Miss Brown said the entire proceeding was
a piece of fooishness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
LICENSES APPLIED FOR.
Nc1c Excise Year Begins 1cith Re
quests for 5000 Certificates.

Three thousand applications for license renewal
eff at the Excise Commissioners office in the
Metropolitan Building. OF the seven thousand
licenses issued last year sixty-three were revoked
during the year. and actions pending the courts
against almost a hundred others delayed by
the overcrowdng of cases in the courts of Special
Sessions
The application certificates received from
Albany Monday and distribution of them was
begun Yesterday the larger proportion OF the three
thousand applications coming from brewery agents
who took out fifty and sixty n time
At the commissioners office it was said that
there had been slight but steady decrease IN the
number of license applications each year since the
Raines law went into effect and they expected the
slight percentage of decrease to apply to this
years figures. Saloonkeepers have until September
u 10 file their applications and bonds the new
licenses being issued October l.
There has been a among the applicants
for the last few weeks that the regular price OF
bonds be raised this year 10 something In
the neighborhood OF SO but agents Of the big bond
ing companies announced yesterday that the same
price that had always been charged would be the
cost this year. That is $40
Bonding company agents say they will co-onsrata
with the committee Of fourteen and that they have
always been willing TO cooperate with such plans
To shut out the undesirable element among the
saloonkeepers. Their companies they saw have
recently received communications from the larga
brewing interests saying that the brewers were
heartily in favor Of tha committees plans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25

Too Held for Homicide an COnnec-
ton 7cith Murder of BO1C Kam.

Two Cinnamon. Iau Tang alias Lou Dong, and
Lau ShOng. arrested No. so Henry street.
Brooklyn last evening. charged with homicide IN
nese woman, at No II Mott street, on August Is.
Three days after the murder Lau Tang. who has
a laundry at the Henry street address, and Lau
Shong arrested as material witnesses and
held In the House of Detention. They were liber-
ated few days ago. but yesterday Captain Carey.
of the homicide bureau learned. he says. that
the two Cinnamon leaving the Mott
street house August 10. shortly before the muir
der was discovered Captain Carey also said he
had received information that Lau Tang had de-
manded 5000 from Chin Len, the reputed husband
of the murdered woman. Who living with her
IN the Mott street house and that he made threats
of violence when the payment of the money was
refused.
Captain Carey believes the money demanded
on behalf Of the Chinese woman's former lover,
Lou He Dong. of San Francisco. that Lou He
Dong. learning of the Whereabouts Of Bow Kun
sent I~au Tang the trail and made the demand
for the money.
IAu Tang lives at No. p Pel street. Lau Shong
alias Woe Lee. also lives there. The two China
men were brought to Manhattan and locked up in
the Tombs.
Another alleged witness In the case Eng Shong
was taken into custody Yesterday He was arrest
ed in the Henry street laundry and arraigned by
Captain Carey before Coroner Hamburger. who held
him I'm S2JO0 bail. in default of which he sent
10 the House of Detention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
HAFFEN'S HOPE SLIGHT
Manor VIII Not Entertain vote f0r
BrOnr Mans Reelection.

Borough President Haffen's only hope OK retain
ing his office now is the dismissal Oh '"e le
mendation by Wallace Macfarlane' the referee TOT
his removal by the Governor. 1t was learned last
night before the Mayor left town for Winter Har-
Dor TO spend the remainder of his vacation that
even should the eight Bronx aldermen uE 10 re-
elect Mr.. HaTen the Mayor Will not entertain
their votes Acting on the advice OF 'he C''PO'"
ton Counsel in accordance with the decision or
the Appellate Division. the Mayor will rule that
Mr. Hafrens nomination is out OF order ana con-
trary 10 law.
This puts new phase on the borough presi-
dency situation in The Bronx and makes II prac-
tically certain that if the Governor removes MI
Haffen no attempt will be made by the aldermen
re-elect him.
The Mayor will not return to the city until
after Labor Day. unless the Governor acts IN the
Haffen If the Governor should render MS de-
cision between and Labor Dav the Mayor
would come back TO town and issue an order lot
the converting of the Bronx aldermen for the pur-
pose of electns some one to fill the vacancy Inc
Mayor takes the position that the decision by the
Appellate Division i'm the Ahearn controls until
it is overruled by the Court Of Appeals The APP
peilate Division decision said, among other Things:
ANY elected official removed from office during
his elective term is not entitled reelection dur
ing his elective term
The Mayors attitude i'm the Haffen case is under
stood in Tammany Hall. and it is probable that II
the Governor should remove President Hahen the
Bronx aldermen after paying some sort OF tribute
TO Mr.. Haffen by resolution will vote for Alder
man Arthur II. Murphy of the SSth District. TO fill
the vacancy. Alderman Murphy would thus be IN
line for the nomination for the office at the borough
convention this fall Charles +. Murphy is disn-
clined TO have any controversy with the Mayor
over the Haffen matter.
That Borough President Haffen will remain a po-
litcal power In The Bronx is not doubted HIS
friends believe that he will retain the leadership
of the 33d District. represented in the Tamnahy
executive committee by Michael J. Garvin. and they
n hp will iDua To
Tammany Hall as the Democratic leader of The
Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
SWEDISH HOME AGAIN REPRESENTED
Commissioner Williams Restores Privilege
Withdrawn Earlier in Month

commissioner Williams restored yesterday 10 the
Swedish Lutheran Immigrant Home. at No > Water
street the privilege of representation on Eli. Isl
and which he suspended on August TO- charging lax
PROCEDURE 10y the man who represented the home
Inc Commissioner complained that the Address
which had been given To him by the home as those
OF young Immigrant girls had been found in many
Instances TO be false. The defence Of the of4c,Is
OF the home was that these girls had been trans
ierred 10 another institution the Swedish insttu-
ton III BROOKLYN. where the registry of addresses
was not required. The trustees Of the home AZ opca
began an investigation, accepted the resignation of
the agent. and on Friday transmitted to the Com,
missioner the names of the girls for whom the horne
had cared. with correct addresses
second investigation by the Immigration ofic.a
showed the list 90 be correct and the Commissioners
then restored the home TO good standing on The ISL
and.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, August "a, 1909


Steamer City Macon Dreyer Savannah August 81 10
we ocean SIS Co with passengers and mdse Left Quar-
steamer Grosser Kurftrst ocier Rott Bremen Augu-t
~ and nd Cherbourg 10 70 oeirchs Co with sos cabin
the Bar a 4:45 a m anu '''s' at
IS CO. $ & Ff's a s ss
ft a. .d 2 a., 4 and anchored in Gravesend BAY
steamer Ctr, rllsrom Port Padre August II
Arrived at he BAR at 40 in Line WIN sugar
sa%s6 HS?aA? a fa5s''fR Co. 4 %S pass
seS Se and mdse Left Quarantine at ~ m
- With hemp to PEABODY { Con- vessel To- the Nuns
steamer Fotsdsm CDutch) ftraInsma Rotterdam and
Az cabin AMI 500 storage dse.
steamer Tinted states DAM. wur. Copenhagen Au-
Est = ~ IA 10 and sta a. to Pnneh
and mdse SErived at The Bar az 5:27 m
RIO de JaneTo 81 August and Port Of spain Is
10 Paul Gerhard Co. with mdse. Arrived the Ear
Steamer M Nc RomhIs Jacksonville august q and
mise s,.,,, aef1 ,, Quarantine Inc at o:2s m
New York and cuba Mall IS Co. with 1oa passengers.
Steamer Carpatha OBJ smith F n AN A9gist "a
GTn9 2 TO- Napes II and Gibraltar u 10 the Cunarl S
and IN mdse Arrived at The Bar az 4:3a m.
70 the Hellenic Transstlantic S with
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II eFp cur CTp5er n Bremen
1i eaI and d cheT6omrs Is TO oslTis
aod mdse Arrived at the Bar az 1912 p m.
Eostcn august 81 to Funch, Edye & 90 with mdse
x.1c eameF 70 T Fri An31 Tegsy
mise Left Quarantine 225 p m
5sss5 IL r Fa9 S5a 10 c colon vq2 s
Fortune Island 30 the HanlhurR- American
s. passengers. mails Arrived az the Bar az
las p
steamer Caronfa CFsr). Dow Liverpool August II
Is witt passengers and
mdse Southeast Of Fire Islanf 7:25 2
Sandy Hook. - J. Aug -. a:3O nl-Wind southwest
moderate breeze, partly cloudy: light
SAILED.
Steamers Wilhelm der Crosse tC;erl Prem
NtNrIW terdam Dutch. Rotterdam: tNOr)
Ntpe. C1othilde Port Antonio. tFrl
Perth Ar1bov: parran (Norl GIanico, Norfolk
Ariel Cr) Baltimore; Apache Charleston: jefferson
folk. Atlanta Savannah: Irt
Para. Sn"stad Non Philadelphia FL Rio Galveston:
Dorothy. Wilmington, y g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Liverpool Aug 24-Lusitania O3r) New York Queens
Gibraltar. Hamburg (Ger). New Naples
and Genoa land proceeded
Glasgow. 24-Furnesss ORD New York Neville
Genoa. Aus 2o-Antonio Lopez tSpan). New York ia
barcelona and Naples: TaOTmtna UtaD. Philadelphia
and New York via Naples
Passages. Aug 21-TrtOnia CBrI. New York Cadiz
East London. Aug 24-Aros Castle tBT) New York via
care Town
Yokohama 23-Indrapura CESr). New York Hong
Kong and Shanghai
1eghorn Aug 81 eTugta tFr) New York
SAILED.
Hamburg Aug 2-RuTalo Ger. York
Para. Aug % -Hiarius C3r. Boston and New York.
Dunkirk Aug % Hudson Err. New York
Bermuda. Aug 24-Bermudian tBrl. New York.
Trieste 2t-Iaura 0Nustl. New York
IVA -Hellenes ERR. New York.
Aug 22-IndTawadi t}rl. from Yokohama for
York
Calcutta aug Macpherson CO. for Boston and
New York.
PASSED.
scnIy Aug 24-Rag'an castle OBI. New York for
terlam Hamburg.
Tizarf aug 24-Paul TaiX (E}-, New York for Rouen
Gibraltar Aug 23-Cymerc o}r,. Manila, etc for New
York
MarssiIles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25

ST. LUKE'S r. c. CHURCH MORTGAGES.
Justice Gieg-rich granted permission Yesterday TO
ST Lukes Roman Catholic Church 10 mortgage its
property AT 18Th street and 81. AIMS avenue 10
the Emigrant Savings Bank for 5000 The appli-
cation was signed by Archbishop Farley Vicar
General Mooney, the Rev. John J. Boyle the rector
and Hugh Herman and Harry McNally as
trustees. The money will be used 10 discharge 2
mortgage now on the property and also 10 build a
schoolhouse IN l29th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25

of Mrs Emma y Hone. widow Of Philip Hone AZ
Cedarhurst, sold the courthoue, here to
day under foreclosure proceedings brought In he
hat al Mrs Russell Sage for money loaned The
judgment amounted. with interest and costs .,
S@%$ The property was bid in by G. O. C;aIston
OF Cedarhurst for $500 It is said TO be valued ~
about S2u.0G0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
THURSDAY. AUGUST 26.
TRANsPACrF1C MAILS

Japan. COrea. China and Philippine ISL
ends tyia seattle)-Aki siaru Aug %. Ga
pine Islands via San Francisco China Ars 90 60
FraneIsco)-U S Transport >,,-' - Sept l. ca
Francisco -ManchGra -. Sept 3. So
Australia Except West). New Zealand.
Fill Islands and New Caledonia (via
Vancouver and Victoria. h C)-Makura Sept 5. Ga
Tahiti Marquesas. New Zealand and
specially addressed mail for Australia
Cvia san Francisco MarIposa Sept c. 6:s
japan. Corea and Philippine Islands (vta
Vancouver and Victoria. CC-Empress
VI ldla1. %. Sept 10. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sunrise Sis Sunset GAP II Moons II
HIGH WATER.
a. M-Sandy Hook t:2s Gov Island Hell 3.25
p. M-Sandy Hook 222 Gov. Island 3.3 Hell Gate 4:21
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25

To-day we cut some melons for Aha
boys. 30 VIC
1888 boys Norfolk, tunic sinoIs.
breasted and double-breasted suits
Summer weight wooIen miyh,ro,
mostly, including a few for stMs
bows. u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
POWER OF COMMISSION.

The petitioners for the injunction were the
Chicago, 'ck Island Pacific Railroad Com
Jany the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Rail
road Company. the Chicago. Milwaukee q ST
+aui Railway company the Chicago e. North
western Railway Company and the receivers Of
she Chicago Great Western Railway ConDar,,
W al The Illinois Central. the Santa Fe N.
Alton. the Missouri Pacific the Frisco Tailrosa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS

San Francisco. Aug 2i-The official closing ouo-
tations for mining stock -o-day Were as fnInu.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25

Boston Aug. "A temporary injunction was is
sued to-day against Two employees If A u !,
Adams the Boston stock broker. who Is held -,
New York in connection with alleged fraud In the
Eclipse OH transaction. restraining them from dis
posing Of copper stock owned 10y George g. Farm
ham, II Wellesley, In a bill OF equity filed with
tie Superior Court Farnham says ii Is his belief
that his stock Is being held 20 furnish bail for
Adams.
The case Will he heard Friday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25

y Y e. @ Mail
.... Quebec IS
Lloyd Brazil
Quebec IS
20. Morgan
- ---s-.A iNtlf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25

then offered 20 tell the District Attorney in con-
hdence the names OF the indemnitors and John r
Mcintyre for Persch. made objection Ia the suG-
Eestion. The counsel for the surety company was
appealed TO- but consulting his officers refused
10 make known the names. Then Steuer and Nc
lntHre contided the names Mr.. Jerome and his
assistant, Mr.. Mott. and the bonds were accepted
upon the promise that Mr.. Jerome would have a
chance to-day to peruse the agreement made be-
tween the surety company and the indeulntors
ClaTk's hail raised from ST. go To $4,000 un-
der the supersedins Indictment as a second offend
er. lie had warm greeting for Persch who
looked the for his fortnght's soiourn
IA the Tombs. and the whole party accomuaniej
by their lawyers. left the District ATTORNEYS office
together. Among other callers on the Di.,rfct At
toiney yesterday were John +. Sherwood and
Louis Marshall, counsel FOR Leonard J Field
: Brooks Roseuthal, counsel Tor joyce has 70
ceiyod word from the Windsor Trust Compap,. in
reply to hts demand for reimbursement for loss of
Joyces collateral that the affair has been referred
to counsel In his ply Mr.. RusenthaI has said
that unless he receives assurances within \ few
DAYS that Joyce's claim viii receive attention he
will institute civil proceedings
Up TO yesterday Theodore L. Shonts had we'd
no word from the executive committee OF the trus,
company that his demand for a public expIauati.,,
had been compiled with A forcble exposition ~
his views the duties of a director will Ice oefar,I
at the meeting of the board to-day.
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Una banda de- convicts
Nnevo Penal oonsrndo por FIancia Nueva Caledonia

bic el escape Gle este del interior de
la GAIA.
Construida como Sc ha descrito
la GAIA Sc introduce en- la misma
ia matera que Sc qulere cocinar
(qle previamente ha sido bien ca
ientada por una corta porcion del
tempo que seria necesario para Co
clnallo completamentel pucsta en-
una lata bicn tapada Y Sc deja
por varias horas. T.! numero
de cstas dependera, dcs'lc 'lego, de
la natlraieza de Ia sustancia alimen-
ticia.
Is ventaioso poner sobre la
tapa Gle la vasija TN grueso espesor
de pano etc para evitar 10 mas posi-
bic cl escape del calor.
Fl proceso, pues, consiste en- ca
icntar (de modo ordinalio) la mate
ma de que Sc trata por lm corto espa-
clo de tempo d una temperature con
venlcnte y entonccs mantenerlo d
csta temperature aproylmadamcn-
te por un tempo que dcpendera de
la naturaleza &c Ia materia tratada.
Esta Est'yd SIN fucgo no es simple
mente I'm juguete. Al contrario su
eficacia ha sido probada por una lar
ga serle de experimentos efectuados
Ell la Cniversidad de Cornell \. Y.
Y la estufa Sc empIea actualmeatc
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La no nradez vencida.

"f.n unos de los puertos del Orien-
te de Venezuela habfa un Adminis-
trador de Aduana muy honrado; un
viejo escrupuloso y dclcado, de esos
que tenia' Venezuela en- aquellos IT,
cmpos felices inocentes, I'm vieio
que estimaba mucho su nombre y SUI
honra.
FL Intervention 10 rcspctaba mu-
cho, slcmpre 10 trataba como era ma
tural Ell I'm subalterno que tenia un
principal tan honorable, tan rccto,
tan crlstal en- todos sus actos V cscla-
vo de su deber, de su nombrc V Cc SUI
honra, pero un dia, en- unos dc esos
arranques intimos dc improviso, di-
ce el lnterventor al vicjo Admins
trador Don Luis, hay una casa mer-
cantll aqui, que 81 ustcd fucra conSe-
cuente, podriamos haccr un negocio
SIN pellgro Y ganarnos unos miles de
pesos, slempre que ustcd sc haga dc
la vista gorda en- unos bultos contra
marcados, Y, y, X.
-Cuando, no me liable de ESQ. n
me 10 vuelva d rcpetir; yo, cntrar en-
negoclos! cuando! cuando. no SOY
hombrc que va despuGs de viejo Il
pcrder la honra, cuando. mi aspira-
ci6n es cumplir mi dchcr y ser iiel al
Goblerno no tcngo mas dcsco que
economlzar Gle mi sueldo algo para
comprarlc I'm piano a una niha gu"
tengo, gran genlo muslco, csa es II /
gran aspiration.
FL lntcrventor que era I'm lama
| y hombrc practice en- cicrtoS name
JOS y cicrtas untadcraS, lleg6 un dia
+ y le mctld I'm paquetico en- 81 bolsiIIo
dc Don Luis, dicitndolc para cl pia-
uito de la nina.
Don LUIS saco cl paqurtico V vi6
con oJos saltones cicn monedas dc o.
70 dc i > pesos cada una, y entire ner-
NloSo y espantado, prc@lntd:
" csto que cs Rodriguez?
NADIA, para que comprc cl pia-
no, yo tengo mucho grSto en- que us
ted satlsfaca lagran aspiration dc su
hogar
-Pero tn eres un homhre pohre, de
, dondc sacastes este oru3
--Eso no cs sino I'm puiiito
de Ia casa mcrrantii aquella, csplen-
dld6z de cSa gente, figIreSc ustcd si
listed So ablanda como rstarianos.
-Ay Rodriguez! Ay Rodriguez,
ya me qultastc Ia honra, ahora siguc
nletl6ndome paqucticoS cn Il boIsi-
i!o, Va esta cl camino alberto, sisuc
;.hura Rodrigucz.
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! Fombre que Esta RegaIando una
Fortuna en- Libros.

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R|hA EN- UN CAFET|N.
Prendas en- poder del jeie de dis
lrito de policia.

En- el cuartei general dc Ia polIci;.
Sc iacilit6 el nartes Il sigIiente III
formaci6n.:
-Anoche q las ll.3O. r. L. sostu-
vieron una mia en- el csfciin situado
en- ia c;.lle de Tctuan No. a.. los III
dividuos Manuel MeuCoza y Raiac.
Barboea, resultando este uliiuo con
una herids en- la nlej.lla .1G,iic-,ia :.
otra en- Ia cabeza, V q InMe-o con
una fuerte confusion en ia nanu IL
quierds produeida al sgrce.ra '.a.-
hoss en- ia cabeza. Amios iGc.rr 4-
Trestados.
En- poicr Gel jefe dei Dis'r,o
de policia deSanJlan. Sr.Rsm0n fe
nandez Nlter = erc1lenrran Ia -
g,lientes pIerdas i, ei.aie> han si'ip
ohienidas &c GiieIer,t iH.-faS por
il ppi.cia del l.,~'H O. >a.t'ure:-
Tn hotdH re -" ,;t ear Il.
In par Ce gcraeln- ns 9.4rto.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-25
Gran noyedad en- blusaS de Sras

Ell PARIS BAZAAR DE PEDRO
GIUSTI, acaba de recibir un ex-
plendido surtido de BLUSAS para
Sras, las que realiza desde UN Do
LIAR en- adelante. Son de tela m,lv
flna con encajes, todas de mangas
largas y las hay tambien escotaditas.
Son de gran novedad.
En- TRAJES DE CHAQUETA
hay un gran surtido de todos colo
res desde $500 uno.
En- FORMAS DE SOMBREROS
para Sras. Sc han recibido nuevos
modelos desde rs centavos en- ade-
lante. Esta casa recibe por todos los
vapores las liltimas novedades.
FORTALEZA q
PARIS BAZAAR.
PEDRO GIUSTI.