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ing, which at times approaches non
cnalance, was notable by contrast with
some leaders whose temperament
proves dangerous to music and music
stand alike He was accorded most
Hbera4 applause in the afternoon fol-
lowing the playing OF a suite suggested
by three Quotations These were The
King OF France Marched Up a Hill.
And T. Too, Was Born In Arcadia. "
and Niger in the WOOdpile-" These
gave motifs for SOusz's ability 20 com
pose descriptive music and the results
were delightful
As an overture In the evening List s
Les Preiudes' was given The num-
Der was played with the dencacy and
feeling Of q symphony orchestra and
the marvellous versatility Of this band
and its master WAS shown when they
struck up the martial Stars and Stripes
Forever" as an encore
The feature Of the evening program
was another descriptive suite by SOuSa, &,
~DWellers In the Western World" IN
which the Red Man, the Nv hite
Man" and the Black Man" were the
three parts J. r. H
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Sermon on Samson
At Y. NJ. c. A. Meeting

Showing the trials and temptations
thar beset every struggling nan, Dr.
Honor II. Stuntz, Of New York, lee
tured on binding and grinding at the
Y NJ c. a mass meeting at the Belas-
co Theater yesterday afternoon He
took samson as an example. lie
drew q picture Of a strong man over
powered and tortured. but st the last
moment destroying his own enemies by
plIIinE down their temple over their
heads. he then pictured the Samson OF
modern life. who falls before the blind
ing grind, hut gathers sufficient courage
the last moment 10 overcome all
Music for the meeting was furnished
bv Mrs Harriet 7. Hough- soprano, and
Mss Grace HeelTnan, cornetist-
". II II Smith spoke briefly on
songs in the Dark at the beginning
OF the services
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Holmes Visits Germany
With Auto and Camera

Burton Holmes took a large audience
through Germany on a motor tour last
night at the Columbia Theater IN
the afternoon he repeated his talk on
The Passion Play OF ObeTammeTgau
The advantage Of a motor in touring
European nations was again shown
last night beca ause Of the unfreQuented
ways into which the traveller wended
his way with his auto The camera
was turned on all manner of quaint
scenes, and the picture feature Of his
talk yesterday sustained the high rec
ord for this feature set IN previous per
formanceS-
Nuremberg, Heidelberg. Rothenberg,
and the Black Forest were some prin-
cipal points on the tour. The lecturer
also dwelt at 'ength on the falls OF
the Rhine.
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Miss Louise HELEN
Entertained at Luncheon

Miss Whiting and Miss Julia Whiting,
daughters Of Dr- and Mrs Guy Fairfax
Whiting, entertained al luncheon today
In honor Of Miss Louise HELEN, one OF
the most attractive Of the seasons
6ebUtantes- Invited 10 meet Miss HELEN
were Miss Eud0Ta Clover Miss Gladys
Hinckley, Miss LeOnOra Finley, Miss
Olga Roosevelt, Miss Eliza beth Collins,
Miss Helena Smith, Miss Catherine Brit
ton, and her house guest, Miss Rather
inc Baxter, of Knoxville, Tenn, and
Miss Eleanor Reybprn-
The Misses Whiting viii 20 10 Balti-
more on Wednesday for day or two.
Miss Julia Whiting viii be among the
guests at q luncheon given that day by
Miss Dorothy Gilpin and that evening
they viii both attend the wedding Of
their cousin, Miss Grace Lennon 20 M
TaylOe-
Mrs John WyetD. OF Massachusetts
avenue, has out Invitations for a din
ner on Wednesday, December Il
Mrs. Plnchot IS spending several days
in New York
The first concert Of the season Of the
Monday Morning Music Club took place
this morning "a II O'Clock at the New
Willard. Mrs a. VI Blair IS the presi-
dent Of the club and the director of the
music.
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Guest at Home
OF Senator Carter

Mrs John W Carter. Of Montana.
viii s-rive in Washington Thursday
10 be the house guest Of Senator and
Mrs Carter until after Christmas.
Senal Sr and Mrs Carter viii be at
hoU75 Informally Sunday evening
Lieut. Manfred LAMA. Twenty
seventh Infantry L s A. on leave
from Fort Sheridan. H. viii arrive
N WashinEton this week for 2 visit
TO his mother Hfarquise Clara LAMA
at the ROcham' eau
Among tn = boxholders at the con-
cert Of the Washington Symphony
Orchestra at the Columbia Theater
tomorrow afternoon VIII be Mr. and
Mrs William Phelps Emo Miss Nor
gan Mr.. and Mrs T. WavIand
Vaughn. Mr and Mrs. John Milton
Gitterman. and DIT. and Mrs. Buckner
Randolph.
Dr. and Mrs Weir Mitchell. Of New
York. VIII arrive in washington to-
morrow afternoon 10 be the house
guests o. Mrs Thomas r Bavard for
several days Mrs. Bayard viii enter
tain at a tea In their honor Tuesday
afternoon from to O'Clock
Former Representative and Mrs. John
r Henderson were hosts at an infor-
NAL breakfast party yesterday at their
home, Boundary Castle.
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TAFT IS WRESTLING
WITH PILED-UP MAIL

There vas unwonted auiet at tbs
White House today.
The conference and consultations ant
hurried calls for Senator's, Representa-
uves and even Cabinet officers we're al
absent The President did not come q
the Executive Offices all morning, bI
remained in his study ard wrestled viii
MS mail accumulated for five days
Up until y O'Clock few visitors ven
tured in, but they saw only SecretarI
Norton and therefore did not HnEa
long The fact that the Supreme Court
Court OF Commerce and Interstate Com.
meree Commission appointments has
been agreed upon yesterday spreac
thrOuhgout official circles rapidly tOdaI
and there was little left about which K
consult the President
Early this morning the President sem
Wesrd to the Office that he would not Be
there He has had no opportunity foI
five days 10 examine his mail and he
decided 70 stay in his study
Representative Champ Clark Of Mis-
sCyTi was an early caller, but did lOi
remain long He IS interested n some
minor appointment IN Missouri
Victor MuTdocks the militant insurgenf
leader from Kansas, was al the White
House bright and early, but was unsble
TO see the President The same was
true OF Senator Flint OF California, Sen
atOr Stephenson Of Wisconsin, LorimeI
or Illinois, and Paynter Of Kentucky.
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Miss Mildred Bacon Will
Make Debut at Tea to
Be Given I oday.

Mss Mildred Bacon, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. l. 5. Bacon, win make her
debut at a large tea this afternoon from
to O'Clock at her home on Connect
cut avenue
Palms, suIiIax. and clusters Of pink
roses VIII form the house decorations
and the tea table viii be adorned with
a centerpiece Of pink Killarney roses
and ferns, and the candles viii have
dainty pink silk shades.
Mrs. Meek, Of Knoxville. Tenn, and
Mrs Adna r Chaffee. wife of General
Chafee, l. s A., viii preside at the
tea. table assisted oy Mrs z. Q. Dunn,
OF New York. and Mrs Charles F.
Shaffer-
Mrs. Bacon and her daughter viii be
assisted in receiving their guests by
Miss Adaline Culp, Miss Helena Smith,
Miss julia Whiting, Miss Marian King
Miss Katherine Poole, Miss Harriet
Lothrop. Miss Frances Thompson. Miss
Marie Ray. Miss Edith Fry. and Miss
Frances Esdmonston.
Mrs Bacon VIII wear gown Of
kings blue marquisette, over satin, and
embroidered in steel beads. and the
deburante's gown viii be a dainty
frock OF white marquisette over satin
embroidered in pearls and she viii carry
bouquet Of lilies Of the valley and
orchids
A number OF additional guests are in
vited to the dinner which viii follow
the tea.
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Baron ROsen Departs
For New York

The Russian am bassadOr. Baron
Rosen- left Washington last night for
New York. TO be the guest Of the
consul general. Baron Schippenbach.
until Tuesday. when he viii be Joined
BY Baroness Rosen and Baroness
Elizabeth Rossn. They win sail for
Russia on Weonesday-
The German Ambassado- and Coun-
tess Won BeTnStOrm left Washington
today for few days visit in Phila
delphia and New York
Mr. Justice and Mrs Lurton VIII
entertain at q large reception Fri
day evening, December so at
They viii have with them for the
Christmas holidays their sOn-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Van DeVenter OF Knoxville Tenn
AmonE those who have taken boxes
FOR the charity BAN 30 be given al the
New Willard on January .. for the
benefit Of the Children's Hospital. are
Rear Admiral Willard H BrOwnson-
Z < n and Mrs BrOWnson- Ny and
Mrs. lar Anderson. Mrs Letter. and
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Moore
Mrs Alexander Eagruder has sent
out invitations for her annual Christ
mas tea on December % from 4 10
o'clock
Esther Denny have taken an apart
mCu- at StoneleiEh Court for several
weeks
-
Nr- and Mrs Herbert WadsWOrth
have arrived in Washington for the
winter. and have out invitations for
their Thursday evening receptions at
1G o'clock until Lent
Miss Marguerite Barbour, dauChter OF
Mrs James r Barbour is spending the
weekend in Baltimore
Richard Harlow left Washington yester-
CAV morning for New York. where they
VIII spend a few days
Mrs. NJ r EiumenherC ectertaiHe5 at
p matinee Dartv at the RelaScC TheateC
SATURDAY. in compliment to Miss Alice
Wright and her house guest, Miss
SDrles- Of Milwaukee Mrs BlumenberS
invited her guests to tea at the Willard.
when a number OF additional guests
we're asked
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Miss Cromwell Gives Luncheon Chevy Chase
For Miss Angelica Brown and Miss Vivian Gould
Many Society Folk Attend
uncbon for Out-of-
/ own Guests.

Miss Louise Cromwell was hostess
At a luncheon OF twenty covers at the
Chevy Chase club today in honor Of
Miss Angelica Brown and Miss Vivian
Gould, Of New York. who are her
guests for a few DAYS
Mrs John J. HemPhfI chaperoned
the party, which included Major and
Mrs David d Porter, T. s N C.;
Miss Mary McCauIey, Miss Sophy
Johnston, Miss Evelyn Chew. Miss
GiGdys HinckIey, Baron Won HeyI zU
HerTnsheim, Of the German embassy;
Baron Won Hardenbroek. of the German
embassy; Capt Graham l. Johnson,
L = A Lieutenant Andrews, L :
n; Ensign Herbert l. Spencer, [. s
N; DR.. Cary T. Grayson, [. 5 N,
Newton GUliCk. and Jarvis GeeT. jr.. OF
Pittsburg. house guest of Miss Crom-
we'll
Tonight Miss Cromwell VIII give a
dinner in honor Of her house party,
later taking her guests % the Beiasco
Theater for the performance OF Pres
ton Gibson's new play, Drifting"
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White House Callers.

Senator's : tephenson OF Wisconsin.
Lorimer Of Illinois
Flint Of California
PsynteT Of Kenrucl5y.
Representatives CLARK OF Missouri.
AIurdock Of Kansas
Flood OF Virginia
Olcott Of New York.
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Miss Maitland Marshall
To Entertain Cousin

Miss Maitland Marshall. daughter
Of Brig. Gen William L. Marshall,
Z. s. A. and Mrs. Marshall. VIII have
as her guest for several days the lat
ter part OF the week, her cousin,
George Wiltshire, OF New York
Miss Valerie Padelford has returned
to Washington from Old Point Com
fort, Va, where she spent several
days last week.
Miss Mary Howry, daughter OF Judge
and Mrs Charles 3 H0wry win give q
luncheon Wednesday, December p n
compliment 10 Miss May Hammond and
Miss Eliza Morgan McMullin-
Miss HoWry, who is a student at Mary
Baldwin Seminary. az StaUutCn- Va.
VIII come 70 Washington December =.
10 spend the Christmas holidays with
her paTents
The Misses Grsndin Will entertain at
a bridge party Friday afternoon at their
apartment at the Connecticut
Mrs r. L KOCn has invitations out
for a bridge party followed by tea at
the Highlands Saturday afternoon
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Mrs. Otis Johnson
Here for the Winter

Mrs Otis Johnson has arrived IN
Washington for the winter and has
taken an apartment at the Grafton
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Wells an
uounce the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Helene FOTsbeTE Wells 10 Ed
ward Darlington Darlington The we'd
ding took place October 3 in Baltimore.
the Rev David T Neely officiating
Mrs n O. Messenger, Of HaTHmO1d
Court, has out invitations for q large
bridge party on Tuesday, December 20
Mrs Henry Lloyd Aspinwau viii re-
ceive Fridays IN January
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LOCAL MENTION

Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc
Phils- oyster & Chop House. 51s 11th NV
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Vida espoItiVa en- Caguas
"Plata" fue batido por 'Sa
Varona.
Aver II Sc enC0Htraron nueya-
mente amb0S riyaleS.
De nuestro corresponsal

Julio 16.-Ya hace algunos dias
que viene funcionando con gran exl
to en- ell patio de nuestra casa con-
sistorial, el circo de los hermanos
Marcos.
Aver EMBARGO en- el vapor Goa
mo" con rumbo hacia los Estados
Unidos, ell j6ven Joaquin Mendez,
Jr. quien Sc propone cursar estudlos
en- uno de los centres universitarios
de aquel pals. Feliz viaje y buen 6xi-
to lie deseamos.
Ell domingo Sc efectu6 en- Cayey
el Ser desafo de una serie de ), que
tienen concertados el famoso plata
con el Champion sin disputa "Sava-
roma, resultando batido el primero
con un score de 6x1.
Ell domingo II vuelve aqui el ''Pla
ta'y Sc encontraran por la cuarta
vez en- ell campo de la lucha, estos dos
rivales.
El plata" que va mas de una vez
ha cambiado su novena, Sc presenta-
"a reforzado con meiores "players"
Veremos a qrien sonrie el triunfo.
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De @0Gj@dyaQ.
Ws 7We :z7xsy

La boda del sdbado. A las 10 menos
Is minutes de Ia noche del sabado
Sc juraron eterna felicidad, expresi-
va del amor de sus almas, la linda V
virtuosa darnita Ricardo Gonzalez
Carazo y el joven Agustin Otero.
Ella .es hua de don Agustin Gonzalez
de su esposa la distinguida sonora
Silvia Carazo y Carreras, que re-
siden en- un elegante "chalet' de la
calle de Ernesto Sierra, Ell "El V ersa
lies" El amigo Otero es muy conoci-
do y estimado en- San Juan.
El enlace Sc efectuo Ell el altar ma
yor de Ia capilla cat6lica de Santur
ce, .oficiando Ell Pdre Ignacio de Dios
Fueron padrinos los padres de la con
trayente.
Ell temple Sc llen6 de una selecta
concurrencia con los invitados la
boda y buen ndmero de otras da-
mitas del aristocratico poblado fue-
ron a Or la lectura de la epistola y
admirar a la bella novia.
Del tenn plo volvimos otra vez a
la casa de los padres de la contra
yente en- donde Sc efectuaba la
fiesta de bodas. Reunieronse ALI
un brillante ramillete de distingui-
das senoras y senoritas. Entire elias
las senoras de Larrinaga de Dexter,
viuda de Ferrer, viuda de Borch,
Maria G. de Rossy, Muntaner, Mon
serrat, viuda de Bosch, Ferrer de
Aboy y de Caro-.
Hermoso ell bouquet de damitas y
luciendo en- 81 su esquisita distinction
y belleza suma, Carmina, Amparo
y Gloria Figueras, Maria y Joaquina
Suro, Emma Bosch, Maria y Angel
ma Rodriguez-Cebollero, Carmelita y
Pepita Goenaga, Maria Carazo Car
mela Fuentes, Luz Carazo, Pillar Su-
ro-Monserrat, Maria Monserrat, Ana
Gallardo, A. Mn, Monsita Y Ana
Ferrer, B. Larrinaga, Rosa, Belen y
Juanita Careras.
La novia reparti6 las tradicionales
capas y con gracia y cortesia esqui-
sitas tuvo para todos una amable fra
ce.
Lucia Ricardo un elegante y rico
traje blanco de piel de seda, con tul
y bordado de encajes. La cola fue
llevada por una lindisima ninita, yes
tida de blanco y con corona de rosas
blancas. Consuelito Carazo era la
graciosa DANA de honor.
Tn rico am6gd fu6 ofrecido a los
concurrentes Y los dueios de la casa
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Lea esto, que lie interesa.

:Desea Vd. conoccr el mcior tinte
ideado para devolver al cabeilo su pri
mitivo color?
sQuiere Vd zanzibar su canoso pc.
10 por una hermosa cabel!era negra
y sedosa?
lie gustaria Vd. hacer desapa-
recer de su rostro, ell feo signo de
vejez que acknowledgements producer
tas canas?
tEsti Vd. interesado en- hacer ma
buena conquista?
Entonces, amigo 6 amiga, decida-
Sc usar la muy aiamada Juceni-
lima, que es sin disputa el meior
linte conocido y de resultados mas po
sitivos.
DE venta en- todas las farma cias.
AL por mayor. The Juueniltna
Cop o. Box 10l Pnnon. Pr
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SOCIEDAD
DE SOCORROS MUTUOS
LOS Amigos del Bien Pdblico.
SECRETARIA.

Ac9rdado por la Jurta General de
e:ta Asoc a ion la creaci6n de una
plaza de CIRUJANO DEN1ISTA
para extraccioues a )os socios de la
misma, con la as;gnaci6n de $4,000
anuales y con ofcina establecida en-
esta ciudad
La Junta Directiva en- session ce!e
brada el dia primero del corriente
mes, scordo anunciar dicha vacant
hasta el dia veinte del mismo, debitn
do presentsr les aspirantes sus solici-
tudes aeon paiadas de SUI respectiva
licencia professional, en- Ia ofcina del
Secretario de la Sociedad, calle de
Rafael Cordero n1mero 7.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para gene
raj conocimiento.
San Juan, P: R. Julio 6 de 1910.
j. TrViWo Cantillop, Secretalio.
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y recien casados atendieron con la
mayor amabilidad y finura a toda la
numerosa concurrencla ALI congre-
gada.
Los invitados fuimos conducidos
a la iglesia y despues de la fiesta a
sus casas, por carruajes designados
al efecto. Entire los caballeros concu
rrentes estaban los Sres. Carreras,
Muntaner Figueras-Suro, Carazo,
Lcdo. Rosy, DR.. F. Ponte, DIR. Goe-
naga, DR.. Doval, Miguel y Jose re-
rrer, Antolfn Mn, Lcdo. Naranlo,
Caro-, Aboy y Lcdo. Monserrat Vail
Spinosa, Gonzalez y Pbro lgnaclo de
Dios.
Los "aros" del biscocho de bodas
tocaron en- suerte a la dulce damlta
Pillar Suro y Monserrat y al loven
Vall-Spinosa.
Ell ramo de mano de la desposada
que era un hermosislmo bouquet Gle
azucenas y azahares con caidas de
razo blanco fu6 desecho y repartldc
entire sus amiguitas y los guantes y
panuelo tocaron a las senoritas An
gelina Rodriguez Cebollero y Mon
sta Ferrer.
A las Ills Sc eclipsaron los recien
casados saliendo para SUI residences
de la cal}e de San Francisco en- don
de tienen un hermoso nido de amor
y ventura. La fiesta Sc prolongo al
gun tempo mas retirandose POGO an
tes de las II, la concurrencla, muy
complacida del acto.
Que las flores que perfuman hoy
risueno nido de amor, no Sc march,
ten iamas Y en- 81 hrille siempre her
mosa la antorcha de feliz himeneo.
4 Conmo. A convalescer de la do
lencia, restablecido de ella, que Il
retuvo en- CANA. ha saEdo para Goa,
mo, en- donde pasara una corta tenn
porada, el juez del tribunal supreme
honorable ST.. Jose Ma. Figueras. LIE
acompana SUI distinguida esposa.
Buena temporada les deseamos en-
SUI ausencia de San Juan.
Grnto ris1fn.-Una hermosisima
flor del jardin arecibe1o SC encuen-
ira en- San Juan y pasara aqui cor
ia temporada. Anita Wellintong,
la bella damita Gle tez de jazmines y
regia belleza, debiera prolongar mas
SUI estancia. La dicha es fugaz y
por ESQ Sc ausenta pronto. Blen-
venlda y que le sea muy grata la
vista a la ciudad.
Scmper
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Por Fin Sc Encontro.

Por varios siglos los medicos
buscaron un remedio para ell Pal
udismo. Los quimicos preparan
ahora I'm especl6co vegetal, la
mado Pam-Ala que destruye el
germen de la enfermedad. Donde
Sc usa 81; obtienen resultados sor-
prendentes,. Ell DR.. Ramon V.
Lanao, del Hospital de Barran-
quilla, Colombia, dice: Cure una
muchacha de 7 ailos que sufria de
Paludismo agudo terciano, con
I'm frasco de muestra. De venta
en- las Droguerlas.
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ALICIA LD|A De UTUADO,

Sc desea cubrir inmediatamente
una plaza de mtdico para ell poblado
de Jayuya, que tendra de mil Glen a
mil doscientos dollars anuales en- el
prdximo ejercicio, y otra Gle medico
para la ciudad, con mil dollars.
Las solicitudes deben enviarse en-
seguida.
Utuado, Junio %, 1910.
A. de JESUS Lopez,
Alcalde.
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Escue|a particular (eVerano
HUMACAO P. r
Prolesores:
Sra Ana Rogue de D1uprey
Mr.. C. l. Hines.
EnSehanZa en- jngleS.
HUMACAO P. R

Enseaanza on jngles.
Sc admiten alumnos desde So. q 30
grado. Frccios conrencionoles. Sc
preparan macstros rurales y gradua
dos, y para ell Servicio Civil.
Examenes en- septieml re- por ell De-
paItamento de Educacion.
Tn alumno estudioso puede apren-
der a.n grado en- estos tres meses.
Sc les proporcionara purilaje q los
alumncs de 10 is'a que deseen aprove-
char esta oportunidad.
Para informes pueden dirigirse d
dona Ana Rogue 8 4 Give U. Hines.
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C0mpre muebles.

Sc vende ell mobiliaro complete de una casa. Desde
slera de noga estlo Imperio hasta vagillas
do de mero etc. haara todo canto desear quien de-
amuebar Sc vende todo unto po separado
en- etas ocnas Ell la Plaza de Colon No II
altos. San Juan de 9 4 10 4 m V de 4 4 u m
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Ell 25 de este mes mediran sus
fuerzas en- Ponce los "chsMpions Jeis
boleros "Army" y "Savarona'.
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La Palmita. Al lado del parque
lie Bombas y de la lglccia. Puesto
de refrescos y dulces de varias cla-
ses. Y limonadas, cigarros y ciga-
rrillos de todas classes. Especialidad
en- refrescos de cebada y dulces de
almibar. Frutas refr frigeradas-Dio-
.Jnislo Villa.
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Hotel America, Altos de "La Mar
fanta.".. de Lopez v Fernandez,
I]aza Dclicias. No. 10.
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DR.. r. Lopez Nussa. : Mtdico CT.
rujano Consultas de i 3 p NJ.
Comercio esquinna Salud Te eto-
no 2S5.
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D|RECT0RI() De PONCE

pr. 4. Santaclla -M6dico CRU
]allo. !eietono 1.@tj. Gale de Is
Re:na, No. IS. Consu!tas de Ii 3
D. III. Ponce.
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El Leon de Orc, de Roman Cope
10; habitacicnes c6modas y ventiladas,
>electas comidas. calle do Ia Villa
Nos.
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Gasollna.--Aceitc, Grasa y Efe,
tos para Automobiles. Blcicleta1
Y Accessories de todas clases: hay
de venta constantementa en- Ia
AGENCIA de j. Brandt.
Tcltfono No. 6, P. 0. Box 81.
Plaza Principal al lado del Con.
sistorio.
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Sc vende una tinca de 80 cuerdas
de cafe y paste, en- pueblo de Moro
Wis Para iuiormes dirigirss 4 Luis
de Ia Cruz, Ponce
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Lcdo. Jaime G. SEEK. Abogado y No
tarlo, ejerce en- todas las Cortes de la
lsla y de New York, ofcina cale Ma
rina No. rs, en- New York 69 Woll, St
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Vicente USera. -Existencia cons
'ante de toda clase de ganado va
cuno. Especlalidad NOVILLOS
limos domados.-- P. 0. Box o.
Ponce.
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"La Chiquita. De Jose Mas
Perez. Ropa hecha, Quincallay y Mer'
ceria Fabrica de sellos de gonna.
Gale Mayor, esquina & Estrella.
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Lcdo.F Manuel Toro, abogado V
nctano. Ofcina en- la calle del
Leon, numero 10. altos.
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Jose A. Poventud- Abogado,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Otcina (alle Mayor No. 10. Tele-
ono No. 219-3.-Ponce P, r,
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llorens 6 Sanchez McntaIyo.-
j,ufete y Notaria ea Ponce Plaza De-
ticias 80.
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DR.. Y Santoni.-pe IA facultad de
Faris. Especialista en- las en1elme-
dades de Ia vista. Horas de consul
:as, de S & 10 A. NJ. y de 2 i { P. NJ,
Plaza Principal Nom. y.
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Fernando PasCua|.
Gale de Cells Aguilera, No. Is
esquina a San Juan.

FAJARDO PUERTO Rico. Tiene
constante existencia de Novelas de
todas classes y de los autores de mas
fama. Precios muy limitados. Ven
de tambien LA CORRESPONDENCE,
diariamente q 2 centavos.
-Cuando usted compre en- las ten
das, haga que le' den el boIeto de la
Gaia Registradora. Esto le vale di-
nero.
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FarmaCia LA Emerita" de Ma
nuel Puis Diana. Gale Isabel
Y Leon.