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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-21

Tom Dunn. St. Anthony
Jim Hughes. st. Anthony
Fred H. voss, State Center
Van Treese estate, Albion
Aldrich estate. Albion
Shelton estate, Montour
Heater estate, A1nes
Kimball estate. Bangor
Daniel Yordy, Melbourne
H. j. Hanson. Ames
George Benson, Lamoil1e
Mrs. Mae Stayskel. MontouP
Kate Hoehing. Garrison
Mr.. Chas. w. Ferris. Oneida
Jno Sherman, Edgewood
Emma c. Miller. Waterloo
Peter Wilson. Dysart
]. c. Torrance. Lake City
Isaih Berger. Van Horn
s. s. Maynard. Shellsburg
Elisha Pool. Onawa
Mrs. r. E. Carr, La Porto
Mrs Ella Watson, Chicago
August Hinrichson, Battle Creek
Mr.. D. c. Walsh, Ames
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Stuart, Orchard
P. j. Hinningsen. Dixie
Lemanda Schwager, Manchester
Ellen Craig, Armstrong =.
w. H. Spencer, Griswold
Martin Braddock, Marietta
Stacey Nichols, Marietta ~
Myron Capron. Melbourne
+. A. Buck, state Center
Mrs. N. A. Capron. State Center
Jas. Cowan, State Center
B. j. Sheldon. banker, Ames.
c. e. Clark, Ames
Humes Cummings, Colo
c. q. Ramsey. Gilman
Anna Bancroft. Gilman ~
Mrs Jas. Mooney, Marshalltown )
c. E. Pratt. Albion
Belle Hobbs, Albion
G. C. Cowgirl estate, Albion
DenboW estate, Albion
Turner estate. Albion
Rhoades estate, New Providence
Lease Hutson estate. Union
F. A. Mason. Grundy Center
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-21

TO A PROSPECTIVE PURCHASER OF A MONUMENT
1hayen Rarreg
the has been set in
the work
L. NJ. ROBINsON Jesup Iowa
TO A PROSPECTIVE PURCHASER OF A MONUMENT
granite monument Of the Cen
salts
(Signed)
10 MRS SARAH G. STEWART
Anaes, March
Iowa Grant 90 Wate
fathers Tot
ard
turtle Interested parties
yeryre
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
bought red mon CENTRAL IOWA
had
filled
is satisfied
II B. LAIRD Mayor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-21
Wedding at Trasr.
- Tiras-Rnn11h1icap

Special to Times-RepuDllcan.
Traer, Sept. 21..On Tuesday morn
ing at ST. vaclav's Catholic church was
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-03-25

inc the census correctly taken, and
for this reason we call upon every cltl-
zen tn make an individual effort to see
that not one person is overlooked.
I'VE appeal
"First-To the city press to impress
upon the citizens the importance OF
having the census correctly taken and
the Importance of individual effort
"Second-To the proprietor or super
intendent, of every mill, factory, store
or every employer, to make personal
address to his empolyes.
"Third-To the superintendent OF
the railroads and terminal companies,
the Cumberland Telephone and Tel
egraph and others.
"Fourth-To the Mayor of Column
bia to arouse the patriotism of all the
city employees.
"Fifth-To the chief of Police TO
speak to the patrolmen.
"Sixth-To the chief of the fire de-
nartment to speak to all the members
of his department.
"seventh-To all aldermen to
make individual efforts in their re-
spective wards.
"Eighth-To the superintendent OF
public schools to instruct each teacher
to make an address to the pupils ask
ing each pupil to go home ana speaA
to his or her parents.
"Ninth-To every minister OF the
county to make such announcement
from his pulpit as he thinks proper
"Tenth-To every real estate agent
to interest his tenants.
"Eleventh-we make a special anO
urgent appeal to all the colored MIN
listers and school teachers and all the
intelligent colored people to explain
TO those disposed to or likely to eVaoe
the census epumerators that all mior
nation given is confidential with tn'
United states government and canno
he made public under penalty OF
heavy fine, and can in no event be use'
I! to their injury.
"Twelfth-To every member OF th'
hoard Of Trade to take an active par
In interesting others.
IN. L. STOKES.
MADDIN vOSS,
r.. H. GUEST,
COMMITTEE
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-03-25
DEWEY HOWARD AND
MARGUERITE SHAW
W|NCOUNTY MEDALS
DIMlNUTVES FROM MCDOWELL
BEST COMPETITORS IN ORA
ToRicAL READING CONTEST.
Eleven Entries Try For Laurels-Tru-
Iy Remarkable Exhibltion-Not a
Falterine Word or Forgotten Line.
Tremendous Crowd Turns Out.

Diminutive Dewey Howard and Mar
guerie Shaw, the youngest entries,
won the honors and medals
in the county oratorical-read-
ing contest Wednesday even
ing at Atbenaeum hall. The win
ners we're both from Mcdowell school
and are pupils of Miss Matte Tomlin-
son. teacher of expression.
Nathaniel F. Shoffner, of Mt. Pleas
ant, was second in the oratorical con-
test. and Miss Nancy Kelly, of Column
bia, was second in the reading con-
test. But a fraction of point sepa'
rated Miss Kelly and Miss Shaw, the
result being so close that it was neces-
sary to do the figuring all over again
tn remove any possibility of mistakes.
Clarence Harmon of Columbia High
school was third in the oratorical con-
test.
The largest audience that ever
squeezed into the study hall of the
Athenaeum heard the eleven entries
clash for honors. AS early as 1880
O'Clock the building was comfortably
filed, and by eight O'Clock every avail
able seat had beeen occupied, as had
the steps, the window stills and other
points of vantage in the spacious audi
torium. Then the crowd lined up
around the walls and in the aisles, I'M
til standing room was all gone. When
the speakers fled upon the stage at
lS:15 the building was damned and
hacked almost to the point Of suffo-
cation, and many had been turned
away.
w. p. Morton, Principal of the High
School, was master Of ceremonies, In
PRODUCING each Of the speakers.
There were seven contestants for
the medal In oratory, representing the
two public schools at Mt. Pleasant, Nc
Dowell and the High School at Colum
bia, the Spring Hill school, the Nc
Gains school and the Glendale Train
ing school. Each Of the contestants
had won the honor Of representing his
district on hard fought fields, and II
was the declamatory flower Of Maury
county that stood arrayed to do flgh'
for the laurels. The seven contest
ants were the following:
+, Lennie Barnes. Spring Hill.
Nathaniel s. shoffner. Mt Pleasant
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-03-25
CENSUS COMMITTEE
ISSUES AN ADDRESS
TO ENTIRE PUBLIC
ASKS FULL COOPERATION IN
MAKING A GOOD
SHOWING.
Law Provides Heavy Penalty TOR d.
vuIeino information Obtained 0S
Census Takers-Coiored Ministers
Called on to Lend Helping Hand.

The Census Committee of the Board
of Trade has started campaign WIFI
a view to getting the names OF all CIT
liens of Columbia and Maury county
properly enumerated. This COMMIT
tee will cooperate with Marion Ricn'
ardson. Census Supervisor, and Will
probably issue a circular letter to the
heads of families appealing to the
public to aid in the work OF placing
the city and county in their proper
places in the eyes of the world.
The committee desires to especially
ask the aid of colored ministers OF the
city in educating the colored people 70
that point where they will know the
Importance If getting all their names
listed. So many of them believe that
II will in some way work injury u
them and the committee is anxious
to have the colored ministers announce
often from their pulpits that IL VIII
he Of great advantage to the city ana
that It will in no way injure the indi'
yidual to be listed in the census.
A part of the Presidents proclama'
ton which the committee VIII USE
has not vet been received but the lec
ter they have drawn and VIII nave
nrinted in circular form is as folloWs:
Address of the Census Committee OF
the Board OF Trade to the PuDiic;
1.-THE undersigned we're appointed os
the Board Of Trade as Census Com
mittee to assist Marion Richardson
the snnervisor, In securing fun ano
complete census.
Nye realize that there are a grea'
MANY citizens who, for various reas
ons. will be overlooked in taxing Ihii
cor.rs M matter how competent the
supervisor may be, unless ne mas 'ns
GOOD vii, and active assistance OF al
the citizens Of Maury county.
There are great many people, suci
as travelling men, statesmen OF var'ou'
kinds, railroad engineers, conouctors
breakmen, etc. who will be Overflow
ed. and. as set forth in the circular re
Gently issued by the President OF tn'
United states, there are a great man
who. through ignorance and for va
rious reasons. fear to have tnel
names and places of residence siVe'
onnmNFAtOTA.
Every citizen should understand
and appreciate the Importance Oh nov
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-03-25
Harold Young, Mt. Pleasant.
VIRGIL Moore. Glendale.

Harold Young, Mt. Pleasant
Virgil Moore, Glendale.
Clarence Harmon, Columbia.
Dewey Howard, Columbia.
Clyde Lowell. McCains.
Four young ladies entered the read
ing contest. each of whom had won
the honor / spirited district and
school competition, as follows:
Miss Marguerite Shaw, Columbia.
Miss Nancy Kelly, Columbia.
Miss Matte Hughes, Glendale.
Miss Maggie Lee Irwin, McCains.
The orators had the floor first, and
we're followed by the readers. After
al had been heard the judges handed
q their papers to a committee con.
sisting Of one representative from
each of the schools participating, who
tabulated the result The scoring by
points system was used, this being
recognized as the fairest method
known.
The judges were Col. J. c. Hardy, OF
Columbia Military Academy; Prof. W.
r. Peeebles, of Spring Hill and Miss
Thomas, of Peabody, Col. Hardy
presented the medal In oratory
and Prof. Peables presented the medal
in reading.
A delightful part Of the program
was the rendition Of piano solo bv
Miss Halle Fry, vocal solo by Mrs.
Chas. Sharp md violin solo by Mrs.
| Darden Harkreader.
While the judges we're celebrating
Mrs. Harkreader played "Old Ken
lucky Home by request, and gave
"Suwanee River" as an encore. Miss
FRY gave another piano number, Miss
Ruth Shields gave vocal solo and
Mrs. Leroy Reynolds reading.
So successful was the contest that
It will be made an annual event None
of the speakers halted in their lines.
no prompting was necessary, and the
occasion will go down in the school
annals of the county as an event well
worthy Of emulation.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-03-25

A decrease of fifty per cent. in the
Maury county fire loss is shown by the
figures given out by J. K Farrell, To-
cal agent. The total loss for the year
was $67, 459, and the burned property
was insured for $47,S64.
The decrease in the nre loss is at
tributed to two causes, one of which is
the passage of the nre marshal law
and the other is the liberal use OF
dogs in running incendiaries 10 earth.
According to the statement Of local
agents. the man with the torch is very
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-03-25
ESTRADA NOT YET
DONE FIGHTING
HAS JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
AMMUNITION AND WILL DE-
FENp RLUEFIELDs.

. NEW YORK, March 2S.--A wireless
dispatch received here tonight from
Operator Baragar. who has been hand
ling press dispatches at Bluefields, Nj
caragau, and who Is now aboard the
steamer Antilles. says that Gen. Juan
Estrada recently received large sup
ply Of ammunition and has declared that
he can hold the Atlantic coast against
10000 Mardiz troops should they at
tempt to take Bluenelds and the coast
towns.
At the present time. the dispatch
says. Gen. Estrada has about 5000
troops. 1000 Of whom are near Acoy-
apa.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-03-25
FIFTY PER CENT DECREASE
SHOWN In LOCAL FIRE LOSS
FIRE MARSHAL LIBERAL USE OF DOGS GIVEN CREDIT
FOR DELIGHTFUL CONDITION.

much afraid Of the fangs Of a dog, and
rather than submit to a good biting
or freeing will, go out Of the fire bug
business. During the past year the
Lawrenceburg dogs have been brought
here on a number Of occasions, and
have tracked down more than one cit
izen with fire-starting propensities.
The fire marshal law, which was
passed at the suggestion Of Fire Com
missioner Folk, is said to have been
a good one, and to have been very
effective in reducing the loss from
fires.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-03-25

take on the Vanderbilt Reserves.
The game will be called at 3:15
o'clock and the price Of admission will
remain rs cents as In years past. The
vanderbilt Reserves are as rule a
hefty squad, and it is the presumption
that this year they are up to their
usual form. What the locals have In
stock will probably be shown at this
initial seance for that reason large
crowd will probably turn out.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-03-25

Regulates the bowels. promotes
aosv natural movements, cures oonst'
nation-Doan's Regulets. Ask your
druggist for them. rs cents box.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-03-25
OPENING GAME
AT ACADEMY
CADETS TAKE ON VANDERBILT
RESERVES ON NEXT
WEDNESDAY.

The baseball season will open at
Columbia Military Academy on We'd
nesday. March 30, when the locals
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-25
En- asuntos diveIsos,

Sc encuentra en- San Juan desde
aver. nuee,ro distinguido conpat!io
ts de Yaoucoa Sr. Carlos Benitez
Santana, que regresa hov a su resi-
deneia en- aquella poolacion, El Sr.
Benitez Santana conierencio aver
con algunos miembros de Ia iunta
central de Ia Union de Puerto Rico
respecto de asuntos politics en- Ia
expresada poblacion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-25
Reunion de Ia junta central

Aver Sc reunI6 Ia junta central de
Ia Union De Puerto Rico para resol-
Yer dive.sos asuntos sometidos & su
consideration. Con motivo de las
convenciones celebradss ultimamen
te hay pend!er.es de despacho algu-
mas coasultas las que Sc estan resol-
Nendo dentro de la mayor brevedad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-25
finCa de Cana.
EN- ARRENDAMIENTO.

Sc vende 9 arrienda, una finca de
cana de 1900 cuerdas de extension
con 1000 cuerdas propIas para cana
y 500 proplas para pastos.
Esta situada en- el kilometro 6 de
Ia carretera de Manati-Ciales, atra-
vessda en- toda su extension Dor via
ferrea para el servicio interior de Ia
finca y unida por ferrocarril de va
por la central Monserrate.
El srrendatario, tendrs que COM
prar la instalacion ferrea del se-vi-
clio interior y las cahas de la plant.-
cion actual.
El comprador solo tendri que
adqui.ir Ia plantacion, por tasaclon
perlclal.
Dl.igirse 4 su dueho DR.. NJ. Blaz
quez, M4nati.
In esta imprenta Sc vende papel Ge
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al constiuirse el Obispado de Puer
to Rico, don Alfonso Narso, nombra-
do para oonparlo, sohcito y obtuvo
en- 1920 que Sc le nombrase Inquisi-
dor General. Su aatoridad en- estas
materias Sc limitaba q los espanoles
toda vez que los indios, no estaban
reputados como infieles, sino como
sim2les holatras, : qaienes era faer-
20 traer al redi de Cristo, como po-
bres ovejas descarriadas, pero no
sometjdss : los hquas nsaqaas de los
teologos y calficadores del Santo O.
ficio.
Don Aleaso, 8 pesar de sus esfuer
zos para que Sc le peconociera como
tsl 1nauisidos General de Indias, fae-
10 de 81 obspado, nunca pudo con
seguirlo, porque Cuba y Santo Do
mingo Sc le nostraron pebeldes. Con-
cretose pues a ejercer su cargo aqu{
sin pasar de las penas de PRISON con
fesion pdbica, verguenza o azotes
pdblicos con San Benico, pero sin
negar nunca & las mutilacionas, tor
rnsntos y nucho menos Jas nuer-
tes en- hogaeras fatfdicas, porque to-
DO ESQ del quemadero, lunto 4 San
rrstobal, que entonces no existla
es Ma y cuento para entretener 4
los ninos.
Auerto Manso en 1889 ningdn otro
obispo Sc ocup6 de reelamar el cargo
de Iaquisidor General; y 81 bien Fray
Nicolas Ramos organizo el tribunal
de 10 1nquisicion y fue nnuy seveno,
ala por los abos de 1885, aetuo con
el, caracter de Copasario del san4o
Iieio, toda vsz que por una Real
CAdula de Felipe II el .Tnauisidor
General de Indias radieaba en carta-
gena, donde aln Sc ooneerva 10 casa
en- que estaban eI tribunal, he prisio-
nes, il ssla de tormentos etc.: casa
eoavertida - alnacen de proyisio-
mes en- 1902, que fue''la Ultima vez
que vsitk aquella ciudad y recorrf
sus edticios hist6ricos.
Aunque en Puerto Rico no habia
tribupal de l. 1nquisicion, algunos
vecinos gozaban de cargos del mis-
mo, Goa caracter mas honorfico q.
Electives. Como estos cargos solo Sc
comedian a geate linajuda y de pro-
bada impieza de sangre, de tai ma
nera que constars sin dudas de nin-
gun gfnero que entire sus antecesores
no habla habido noros, judios, mu-
latos nj penitenciados por el Santo
oficio ,sno eristianos viejos, de clara
generaeion, eran muchos los que Sc
piraban q un nombramiento de Al
guacil. Mayor, Notario 8 familiar.
Esto duro hasta ell reinado de Jose
Bonaparte, alias Pepe Botella, por
que el tai hermanito del emperador
Napoleon, era un soberano borracho,
y un borracbo soberano, con todas
las generates de Ia ley, pues empal-
maba una pttama con una turca ico-
mo que 81 vino fue 10 que mas le gus
to de Espaha!
Fernando VI que fue I'm cazurro
mas falso que mula de alquiler, y
que despuSs de ser llevado al trono |
por los coastitucionales que movie
ron 1 Ia Espaha sntera en- su favor |
pago restauraado ell regimen abso-
lutista y persiguiendo q los iiberales,
remove ell tribunal de La Inouisicion !
pero este "a no teaia fuerza nj auto
ridad. Fue el periodic de su tyiste a.
gonia y muerte, no entire las maldi- |
clones del pueblo, sino entire sus car
caiadas y risas que es mucho peor |
Pero vsmos 4 nuestro recuerdo. |
Un dia de Diciembre de 1873 con- |
movi6 & Ia ciudad la noticia de Que
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Recuer do del pasad@
Familiares del Santo oficio.

|entraba y tomaba puerto un galeon
de guerra, que venfa directamente
de Cartagena y sesuia para Ia Haba-
ma 4 unirse otros que habian de es-
coltar vanos buques que conduclan
q Sevilla caudales de Veracruz.
Dicho buque traia cartas y Pile
COS para el gobierno, el obispa do y
particulares.
En- ell paquete dirigido al obispa-
do venian dos plegos uno para don
Miguel Antonio de Ariznaendi, Allie
rez de las Milicias de Mobiles del Puer
to Rico y San Juan, y el otro para
don Antonio Valldejuli, Factor de la
Real Compahia de Barcelona, los
pliegos lacra dos estaban sellados con
las armas del Inquisidor General de
Carta sena.
Abiertos por los interesados encon
traron en- ellos sus nombramlentos
de Notario del Tribunal del Santo
Oiicio en- la isla de San Juan Bautls-
ia
Corrio Ia noticia y las casas de los
favorecidos con el honroso titulo,
fueron invadidas de los amigos, ga
nosos de feIcitarlos por Ia merecida
distinction.
Al propio tempo que Arizmen dl
y Valldejui, el obispo Jimenez Pc,
rez recibio en- el mismo paquete, el
oficio en que, e. ruquisidor General
De Carta sena, Il ,onfirmaba dicho
nombramientos y =, ,ogaba su lega-
Izaei6n.3 Su Ilustriana hizo que el
secretario. pnsiera al pie de dicho
plrso; Ell Decreto, ogdenando pasase
al Arce diasaato para que fuesen re-
conoeidos y valldos los expresa dos
t.tulos. i.:.. -,
Valldejui y Arizmendi Sc pyesen-
taron s lbs pocos dias ante el Reve
rendo Senos Arcediano de Ia Santa
Ig1esia Catedral, Don Nicolas de
Quih6nez, doctor en- Sagrada Teolo-
ga y Canones, quien confrontando
firmas y sellos, declare reconocidosy
vlIdos los nombramientos de Nota
rio del Santo oficio en- Puerto Rico,
expe didos, por el Inquisldor Gene
raj de Cartagena de Indlas a favor
de don Miguel Antonio de Arlzmen-
di, Alferez de las miicias Mobiles
del Puerto Rico y San Juan, y de
don Antonio Valdejuli Factor de
Ia Real Compahia de Barcelona y We
cinos los dos de la cuidad del Puerto
Rico.
Ambos sacaron testimonio publ
co de sus titulos y guar daron cuida-
dosamente los originates.
Pasaron meses, cuando siguiendo
del sehor Assessor de Real
Hacda DR.. Coronado, Valldejul y
Arizmendi hicieron presentation So
lemne de sus titulos ante el concejo
como 10 verificaron en- la
session del de mario de liza.
Leidos los nombramientos y con
validaci6n por el senior Arcediano,
sl concejo acordo reconocer 4 los
sehores Arizmendi y valldejui CO.
mo Familiares del Santo oficio con |
Il cargo de Notarios, mandar que Sc (
les guar dasen los honores y preemi- |
aencias de tales, y que sus titulos /
Sc transcrlblesen en- el Gbro de actas !
I'd perpetuam re, msmor,am.
Y como cambian los tiempos; 81
Arizmendi y Vaildeiull viniesen hoy !
tai vez escribirian contra Ia Iglesia |
catollca en- un peHodico l'bre pensa-
dor; como quizas Canalitos habria ST. |
do Notano del Santo oficio 81 hubie- |
"a nacido en- l74S.
A. Ndrdrrete.
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NKTILo1DEs-E nsjor = mas seguro
eetodos los espseifieos hssts amor. como
eidos para u eura permanents de TODD
as enfermeoades do 10 uretra, "a seaa est
cronieas 8 agudaA contiene 81 Aujo eura
por complete. en- menos tempo que min
gun otro prspsrsdo similar lAs gonorreas
sspernasorreaS cistiua. ETC. Aeioe qua
las inyescienes muy supeno. 81 sandalo
y eopaibs- Empiess & surtir Gu efecto las
tres 8 euatro horas de haber,e tomsdo.
Los "AETILoIDES'-son i2cIss dc to-
na. estAa preps,sdos &c usne-a QUE
10 revuelven ei sstomsgo III prodaesn ma
los efectos-
Do Seats 60 todas l. Boticaa Pi-
osnse nuesrsas erstis u sus lnieos isbre
cas-
Frederick stesrns / c. Detroit. Miehi
cen. 400
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T. SILVA Y Co.
>AAJUAA l. AGUADlLLA, PUERTO RICO. CASA FUNDADA ES
iS4S AGENCIA EN- PARIS.
Gi.u expden credo para Europ.y Eado+uudoa H.
de gros p4mos das comion Hcau a1saass sobrs
mercsncas depositadas, "Ths Bonded Warehouse
cORREsPOKSALES DE-
Credit Iyoaab Psrs lcadrs Madrid baroecna
eoc;ee CsenAale Paris
Ramon. T,.n.atlant;nua Paris
R.nc del Rio de Ia Plata Madrid Geneva
American Express Company New-1ofk
H b Hollas 4 Co I.
G. Amsinck Co
AGENrEs GENERALS
Cornt.gnie Generate Transatlantque -, Paris
Cuhsn Steamship Co Londies
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Ltd Norwich
Irternationaler Lloyd Marine InA Co Berlin
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Busas de pongee bordados estio Persia
Punto de seda POMPApOUR propo para blusas de Sra.
Exenso surtdo adornos de seda para traes Enc
encie FlLET Punto redondo, todos anhos Eredoses
de las misrnas classes.
En- BRODERIES de- tu, GUPURy de seda Sc hs recibido
un gran surtido banco, crema coores de moda
kred&es qras Brdads de paaenas dajos Chanecl:
La ultima creacon de la oda en- cnurones hebias Chan
tccer. ..&@ :.>-:~ = -.
Gran vaicdad en- hoquas Is par
Barretes; D:ademas Mo1os Trenzas, crepes & &.
En- ABANICOS CHANTECLER y JAPONESES el n1ejor
surtido mas noderno y de mas varicdad. *".::.
Meds sasy caads negras de coores para Sras 25y50
centavos par
Colossal surddo para csbaleros
VELOS AUTOMOBILES en- todos colores desde 90 centa-
vos $500 uno. "..
CHALES EGlPClOS propios para saidas de Teatros.
CEiALES con escarcha $1.25 uno (
Elegantes cartera para Sras )
K1MONAS, Faldas abrigos de seda
Precos sin competencia Una vista al Paris-Bazar
27. PEDRO GIUSTI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-25

Busque nuestra seiial en- el radiador 81 no leva
nuestra Regsrada como el "ciche" no psrtenece
al ATLAS LINE por consguiente pueden ll:var la
garanta de servcos, eserada que evan todas las ma
DUMAS de! ATLAS LINE. Para evitar noestias
deoea de tempo apuntese nosotros para cualquier
viae en- Ia isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-25

Cuando I'd. quiera viajar deje con Swiggett
Bross. San Juan con H, E. Gates Ponce, garantiza
mos la mejor atencon. Tenenos empleado especial
para este servco ST nosotros podeos faclitar el
servcio es el deber de e buscar que pueda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-25
CHARLES WERE.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-25

In esta inprenta Sc vende papel de
perlodicos vielos 4 So qulnia,