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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29
OF NOTE
IS RESISTED

Harbottle V. Sam Kaanoi and Kea-
weamahi, suit on a promissory note
for s35, was partly tried by Judge Lind
say yesterday afternoon c. F. Peter
SON appeared for plaintiff, and J..
Lightfoot for defendants The defense
is want of consideration, against which
it is contended the note was given to
pay an attorneys fee.
According to the evidence Keawea-
mahi laid a complaint against Sam and
Joe (said to be Sans brother) for US
ing bad language. Joe was arrested
but not Sam. AS soon as Joe was ar
rested Sam went to Keaweamahi and
acknowledged that Joe and he were in
the wrong, saying they would not re-
peat the offense and asking Keawea-
mahi to stop the proceedings. Keawe-
amahi accompanied Sam to Attorney
Peterson's Office with the object of hav-
ing the charge against Sam and Joe
dropped.
effected but Sam did not have money
to pay the attorneys fee. Mr.. Peter
son. to accommodate him, drew uD
note in favor of Harbottie, an en-
ploye of his office, which Sam signed
and Keaweamahi endorsed. Harbottle
the money on the note, pay
ment of which is now resisted.
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WIGHT HEIRS FORM
CLOSE CORPORATION

Halawa Plantation, Limited, is the
title of new Incorporation formed by
Jane Wight, Clara G. Bryant, Mary
D. Mason, Alice Atkins and Catherine
S. Wight of Kohala and Emma Wood
of Honolulu. It is a close corporation.
the articles containing provisions that
stock, either desired to be sold volun-
tarily by a stakeholder, or acquired
by an outsider through execution. fore
closure, sale in bankruptcy, or in any
other way except by will or statutory
BY purchase from the corporation, shall
first be offered to the corporation and
shall be sold to the corporation if the
corporation so requests, and, in case of
extension of capital, no stock shall be
sold or issued to any person not a
until the same has been Of
fered to the stockholders and declined.
The capital stock is 200, divided into
"a shares of $500 each par value, with
a privilege of extension to $1,00000O.
The corporation can not vote shares
held by it,
Twenty-Five shares are paid in, the
value being $1,000. They are held as
follows: Jane Wight, 4; Alice Atkins,
2; Florence Patton, 2; Clara G. Bryant.
2; Catherine S. Wight. 2; Mary D. Ma,
son, 2; Maude Wight, 2; Emma Wood,
2; Julia May, 2, and Eliza Y. Mac,
kenzie, shares.
The officers are FL. r. Bryant, presi-
dent; A. Mason, secretary and treas
urer; Fl. P. Wood, vice president; Fl.
w. M. Mist, auditor: III. r. Bryant, A.
Mason, H. P. Wood, r. Fl. Atkins and
Florence Patton, board of directors.
The plantation was lately sold at
auction as leasehold, the purchases
being a trustee for the heirs of tina
ate DR.. James Wight, founder of the
A stipulation was attach
ed to the terms of sale for the pur,
chase of growing crops. livestock, Inn
elements, etc, at appraised valuation.
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FEDERAL COURT
GOES TO HILO

H. r. Hitchcock was discharged from
bankruptcy by e. s. Judge Dole on the
petition of Castle &. Wilmington, truss
tees.
fidavit of the trustee, the bankrupt es-
tate of William Kuhia was declared
closed.
The court adjourned sine die.
Today Judge Dole, District Attorney
Breckons. Asst Clerk Murphy and
Reporter Deas, together with the jurors
from Oahu, will leave for Hilo to hold
a term of the Federal court. Marshal
Hendry has gone ahead.
The only cases for that term are that
of japanese for wife-selling and the
involuntary bankruptcy of Manuel
Quni.
Jurors summoned for the term are
the following named, excepting two
that have died: w. W. Chamberlain,
A. a. Montana. C. W. spitz. F. W.
Macfarlane Jr., r. C. A. Peterson, Geo
T. Kluegel, H. German, T. S. Dodge,
John Fl. Naone. II. Gehring, H. c. Car
ter. George Andrews, Luther .. Wal
waiole, William Fernandez, L. Tenney
Peck, J. f. Soper, w. NJ. Bray, Clar-
ence Crabbe, Clarence Waterman, a
e. Spencer, w. w. Drummer and A. s
Prescott.
Commissioner Hatch yesterday re-
sumed, where Judge Dole had left off,
taking testimony in the admiralty libel
for salvage of Inter-Island Steam Ma
vigation Co. V. s. S. Chiusa Maru-
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THE RELIEF FUND
At THE CAPITOL

"A great deal of the prosperity of
these islands in the past is due to Chi
nese labor" Governor Carter unused
yesterday when asked about the prog
ress of the famine relief fund, land
most of us have enjoyed many a COCA
meal from their faithful household SER
vice.
THE Chinese have made rapid prog
ress here and it seems to me that this
people of Hawaii ought to show the
Government of China their appreciation
of that progress now by digging down
in their pockets to relieve the suffer-
ing Of the Chinese in their own coun-
try"
Secretary Atkinson yesterday morn.
ing issued the official contribution lists
to the Chinese relief executive commit.
tee. The Capitol fund now stands
thus:
Previously acknowledged $500
Hotel street Chinese mission
night school ............ 1929
IotaI 20
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AFTER THE JAP DIVES.

The prosecution of the booze dealers
in the Oriental joints for the selling OF
liquor to minors is keeping steadily
on, despite the appeals being taken to
the Circuit Court. Yesterday arrests
were made of three more alleged vio-
lators of the law, s. Shimatsu, OF the
Lao saloon, Nomura, of the Asahl
saloon, and K. Ushijima, who officiates
at the sign of the rising sun, being
the victims. These cases have been
worked up by the police.
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HOUSE WARMING
A BIC SUCCESS
Young Ladies of kunalu Club
Are Installed in Very
Cosy Quarters.

The dainty clubhouse of the Kunala
Rowing Club was the scene of a most
enjoyable social event last night, the
At Home given by the young lady
members of the club as a house-warm-
ing This new boathouse, by a long
way much the prettiest of the three on
the harbor, has only recently been
completed, and the members are prop.
erly proud of it, their pride being in
creased by the shower of compliments
bestowed upon it last night by the
many guests.
The guests We're received by the Of
ficers of the club in the large reception
room over the boathouse and trainina
quarters, these being Mrs. Camp. pa
troness and superintendent; Miss Da-
mon, president; Miss Soper, secretary;
Miss Hoffman,, treasurer and captain
of one of the crews; Miss Cation, cap
tain, and Miss Restarick, captain. The
club officers were assisted in their du-
ties by Secretary Atkinson, worthy pa
iron of the club, whose assistance IN
the securing of their clubhouse the
Kunalus have found invaluable.
The reception room, which occupies
the entire upper floor of the building.
is a delightfully."- airy apartment, beina
open on the makai and Eva sides, thus
affording abundance of light and air,
and at the same time shutting out tho
dusty trades. The room was gaily dec
GRATED with Chinese lanterns and BAN
ners. Music for the dancers was fur
nished by the Kamehameha Schools
Quintet Club.
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Thwing was one of the persons who
made the trip to the flow on the kau
side and had fine view of the dis
play, afterwards visiting Kilauea where
he saw the lava flowing into the
crater. He has made a study of craters
and is an authority on the subject;
The admission to the lecture room will
be twenty-five cents and the entire
proceeds will go to the sufferers.
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HAWAII's VOLCANOES.

Rev. E. w. Thwing will deliver a
lecture at the Y. M. C. A. hall on
Thursday evening, January 81, for the
benefit of the Chinese sufferers. The
speaker will take "Hawaii Volcanoes
as his subject and will use pictures re-
Gently made at the outbreak Mr..
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ANUNcI0.

DepaFt0mentO del Interior de Puerto RSeO
Bureau de OBr0s PGbIcGs. Ofeina
del Superintendente, San Juan, II. e.,
Geptiem6Te de 1907.
Propositions en- pliegos cerTados para
Ia adjudication On p6blica subaEta dc 10
construction de $40 kiI6metros de Il care
tsEa n6mero II, ,uscCi6n Ciales, Juana Disx
(CiaIes ReCodo, Bs RdmitiF6n en- esta Of.
Gina hagta las 10 q. m. del dfa 8 de Octu.
bEe dc 1907 en- qua ss abrir6n publica'
mgnte.
FL pre8upuegt0 BpRoximRdo de Les obRag
asCienda 80. $50 co.
Todos los datos neceaaHios, impreuos de
pEopoSicionss y oontRatO Instructions
los po1boEe8 e daE6n en esta ofcina.
La administrator % Feserva 81 dsrecho
de EeChazaE cuaIquiera 6 to6aS las propo.
iCiones y de adjudicaV 81 Contrato bsio
otras OOnDidsEaCiOnsl que Les ds prscio So'
lRments.
Por Ordsn del Comiuionado del Interior.
J. j. JSm6nes, supsEintendente de Obras
P6blicaE. 12vA
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VICE GOAsULADO DANES En- yIEQuEs, ?. R.

PoE cuanto habiendo falleCidO en ests
iBla sin otorgar disposition tsstamentaEfR
81 Bubdito danes Emilio Anduzs GallaC,
90 haca p6bliCO por medic del presento
ediCto que ss inBeTtaE6 sn dos de los peri6.
dicOs de mayor CiEculaci6n que Da editan
en- San Juan Puerto Rico para q. los que ss
cream heGederos del aludido Emilio Andusa
sGRllsc, nd como aus aCRsedores, prsIenten
dentTo del t6rmino do CuARENTA
DIAs ca 6Bte VICE CONsULADO
Calls de San juan, los doCumentos dabi.
damsnte legsliEado8, iuutiRCAtivos del dc.
HeCho que les auiutl. Viequo1, Puerto Ri.
90 de SsptiembFe de 1902. DuteiL
Vica Consul DanGs. tAOv.a.
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Ia CapIIIa SI1tIna.

Otro Cuadro de gran vslor ha sido par
Cialments destruido, sieudo este sl terCer
CaGo oCuFrido On dos meseB.
3 La cUlpsbIe fu6 una joven que, con
unRs tijaras hi8o pedazoB Ia tsla de la obFa
maestro de Jugreu "La CapilIa Sixtina'
ArrestadR On aeguida, declare que habfa
deStruido el CuadTO para ser rsducida 6
.prisi6n.
Mr.. DujaEdin Btaumtz, lub.BeCretsTio
de EBtado para las BsllaB Artes, ha spla.
zado pu ida Roma causR del incidents
del hoy, hs llamado 81 encsrgsdo del
Museo = varioB jefeB de policfa para con.
SideTar que medidas deban AdOptarBs fin
de poner coto epos actos de vAndRliHmo
que se multiplican de modo alRPmante.
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sohnl,nIontos On Ii Cofts 4. DlstrIto.

Para octubre IS, sGbado.-El Pueblo
de Puerto Rico contra Domingo Cobi6n,
infracci6n otd0nanzaa muniCipaIes.
Contra Grsgorio DimRs. 81 mismo delito.
Contra Santiago Rivera, ipor 81 mismo
delito.
Octubre 21 l6nes.-Contra Fermfn
ViECaFrondo, acometimisnto.
Contra jose TexidoE, alterSr 10 paz.
Contra SiIveStrs Bonano, huEto menoF.
Contra Miguel sollas, contra ID Halud
p6bliCa.
Octubre %, martes. s.-Contra j. Golde-
mith, infrscci6n ordenausan municipales.
Contra JoA6 Gonzalez Fernandez, in.
ffRcci6n leyeG csminoB.
Contra Juan de Ia Cruz (a) JuRnicu.
Cho, acometimiento y agreui6n.
Contra ConTado Danielssn, delito con-
ira 10 justiCia p6b'ioa.
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BlBLIOGRAFIA.

COroariOS y pirates, por don Ricardo
Burguete.- casa editorial Msucci aca.
ba de poner & lR vents una obrR intere.
Bantfsims On la que una vez mas luce Ell
heFoico militar don lRicardo BuTguete 90
bEiIlante estilo como escritoF.
En- COTGariOs y pirotGs, que Fssulta de
I'M inteE6a inCalculable, el RutoF une CON
arts maRAvillOso & lR Leyenda del Medite-
rr6nso 10 historic de MallorcR y la de loG
heroicos CorSarioH , piratal.
EEtsmos seguEoS de que esta nueva obFa
valdr6 Bu autOr juStO merecido re-
nombre. PEecio, 2 pesatag.
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Ell TIE GRAFO
Y SAN JusTo II
DE S. MELON & COMPANIA
Acaba de mportar de Europa complete varado sur
lido de mercancas de la mas alta novedad.

DE FRANCIA: 16O estilos de elegantes
sombreros para senoras, y nifias y caballe-
ros; so classes de calzado; 1909 formas dis
tintas de cOnfecciOnes.
Surtido selecto de perfumeria. AdOrnos
y cinturones de tOdas classes. BIOndas de
seda y encajes de algodon.
Veriedad en- efectOs para mod1stRs, bor-
dadoras y costureras.
Mantillas tohallas, boas preciosOs OBJ
jetOs de seda de lana.
Flores artificiales indfsimas coronas
de azahar. Guantes mitones de todas
classes.
pTeciosOs juguetes, objetos de nacar,
concha ceriloide carteras.
Camisas para sefIoras caballeros.
DE ESPANA: Telas de hilO, cretonas,
bramante florete, cTeas especiales. holan-
das y retOrtas. Telas blRncas de algodon
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torcido. Encajes de hilo estilos nuevOs.
Mantas y frisas.
DE INGLATERRA: Alfombras, telas
negras, driles de hilo,. camas de hierrO,
alambradO inf1nidad de artfculOs.
DE TODOE PALS ES: Riqu1simas telas
con nOevos dibuios classes admirables
Telas superiOre- para sastrer1as: casim1-
res, merinos, franelas, pafios, elasticotinaG,
pafietas, vicu1as, a'pacas, drill de hilO, blan-
co Y de colores, satenes, forros y bOtoneB.
EstamefiaR, merinOs y veios para trajOG
Y mantos; y todos los artfculos propiOs pa
Ta 6rdenes reIigiosas.
Mercsncias americanas, especialmontO
los tejidos de punto, los llanOg y estampA-
dos, los crudos de las classes mas Rcepta-
bles que SO adquieren en- aquellos mOrOA-
dos.
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Una ConvoCatOria a los diputadOs.

Mexico duad
iro EEu
del Eacavo aCodada Congress- snsa 6nCa ell OO rbr
Paaio Legislative alto
d de L. vens na6n Ea reunion extEsoTdaa pdbiOe 81 presidents
peranent ndmero De 1enadoEes pde Al e9aF primer
ponud6 anHu eocuente curIO % agradem
llit POGO
LegIlaivo prOuidenbe Dia2 MI.
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ANUNClO.-Se arEiendA vend0 una
Aormoua AnCa Compuegta de $50 CusrdRs
do tarrenO, pFopiaG para Biembra de cana,
&baco stc Eat6 Biturda & orillas de la
oaEretora de Aguadilla & Isabella, tiene ex'
oslsnto aqua y algunas Hiembras de Canas
Para mas informes Luis N. Maisonave,
BaEnaC6utiCO, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
As Y. O.
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Eel 'sNUEVO CAFE de Lon eBp

-EL "NUEVO CAFE de loa eBpO.
Ooa Morgan, Fortalesa II, AOABA DE
RECIB1R Nm OOmpleto suFtido de lOS me
leres dulOes. Elegantes CsTtuChoa pEopio1
para Eegalos. H0ladOE, FefresCoa, frutas
al natural , TODD Cuanto rogalO o. pRladaE
MA dsliCado So encuentra ALI primoroSa.
menta sarvido. Cafe con leCh0 , ChoCo-
lats, dssde las siete dc lR mafLana 6 laa
l3 dc In noCha. FamOso ChoColats BA'
KRR muv acrsditsdo sn todo 81 mundo.
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Asuntos de Ia China.

Hong Kong OuhFe 5Con
la adC6 amados
gerno
ingad pOr gobisrnO
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SBRVLGLO ESPHGIAL DH Cables
la Democracia" J La Correspondence"
UNIDAS
Discuti6ndOse en- Europa.

New York, 5Dapaho pta del vio con6nen
mas
aaue
americana tEsadaTss Pa6co.
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ALAS 1MPRENTAs, Papsl para Pc
Rl6diCO, class superior, tamalio SOx44. de-
nslla precioa moderndoG L. FJanoO Mar
g. Tstu6n As, Telefono S97. Sc Rdmiten
6rdones al por mayor. EscribR 30 icitan'
do muessraa. 81 prsCio eB Ell mas bSjo
del maPcodo. 15v
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"El tabsco de Cuba, "La Gaceta de
Gusdalsiara", ia Rep6blica de Costa
Rica", ''La Publicidad de Barcelona, /,
"El Cubano LibEe", "EI Liberal, de
Madrid, Sci ProgEsSo Latino" de Mexico,
"El monitor Sinaldenss", "Kuhlow'5", de
Berlin, "El CONSTITUTIONAL" de Caracas
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En- eI vapoE "Philadelphia" salem
hoy para Venezuela los se6o7es Manuel
Sanchez Morales , Manuel vasques
Alayon.
La BeAoRita profeSoFa LeonoF RodFi'
gueE hs aldo contFatada para BeRviE una
epcuslR en- PueFta de TERRA.
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CASA DE PREsTAMOs de Jose Ba.
SGn. Allen Il st.-Haco OperAciOnoB
uobro alhBias BESIDE 100 dullSrB On ad0-
lanto 81 intsr6s Herk conventional y no
axcedor6 del 80 mensual. CompFa y
vsnde alhsjaS mOdornaH , antiguas. San
Juan, PusFto Rico.
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LA RELOJERIA , joyerfa del 81.
Kehrhahn y Go. 90 ha trasladado & Il ca
lie ds San Jose 16 frente al CorTeo, dond0
hay ConEtantementa un busn RuTtido de re-
lIia otras pRendR& pa
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XII rom "ExposiCi6n San Luis de los
He1orsa A. AlvaEe8 HermanOB @ el mejoT
' mGu puxo do "a Claao. Constantss pedi
dos uus aCrsditRn % bOndAd, ron dsspA-
Ohadou DOE agta Casa en- ~ o1tsbloCimisnto
Han joss 2. R.p.
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Como Opinan los aIemanes,

Berlin spone8s
Europa padCs Dc las concentrates los
peri6dcoB de
principle mo1r6 SnneO alarad AhoEa
notabemsnts
uaOS De vancouver Ores tales gan 1 ipOne areglsr
odOB moos go
h Gran Brena tandfa los
pa m aunente tecontra g Jap6n.
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sE DEsEAN.-BuenoS sgsntss para
Hspresontar Eenombrada casa americana
de oSpeCialidades en- ls leila. DiEijiFSe
III. A. Thompson, Mgr. Warrington,
%. @. 3 Y.
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BUEN sUERO.

81 salmon, los peCes de coloraa otrog
vRrioB, no dueFmen; en- cambio, ss ha Wis.
TO doFmir caysColss cuatto amos de un
tircn. iCRFac0Iesl
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-En LA correspondence do Puerto
BOO", Allou 81, hay Dc vsnta TeCiboS b.
IOnaEiOa para oObro dc alquilereS do caaaa
aansas en- met6liCo , con iirmaA deCla 70.
donoa dc nacimisnto. defunCi6n CsFtifca-
don m6diCA. D.
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sE VENDE Una slsgsnte "ViCto'
ria" ConstEuida pOE la primoEa fabrics de
soChss do los EaHados Unidos y dos juegoH
de aRneaos para uno 6 dos CaballoG. In.
fOrmnrG 8. Behm On eAntOrCs "Miramar.
16YR
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A n U n C.I 0
DepartGmentO del InteriOT.-BureGW de
ObTas PtS6ESoas. - OfcSna deg S9pe-
rintendente.

Obras PG6tioas. - Ofosna del Supe-
TS15tendente.
San Juan, P. R., septiembre 80, 1907.
PFopoBiciones On pliegoB ceEFsdos para la
adjudication On p6blica subaBta de Ia
construction de los estEibos pilas de
msmposterfa para los puentuB ''Reyes O..
t6licOG" ''LR Plata, "Utuado", '.Mu'
las, emplazadoB los dos pTimeros aobra
sl Rio ''La Plata, CarTeteFaB Reyes
Cat6liCoS-C CoFoEal y Bayam6n. Comerfo res
pectivamente, y los niguienteB RObre los
Rios de Utuado, Mulas, Carreteras Are.
Cibo. Ut1ado y Bayam6n. Comerfo respective
menss 10 admitir6n en- ests Ofcina hagta
ias 10 3. m. del dfR 12 de OctubRe, 1907,
en- que Be abrir6n p6bIicamente.
Los presupuegtoB apToximadoB de Lar
obras SON los Eiguientea:
Estribog, Puente Reyes Oa.
t6liCoH (Cimientos poF Rd.
niniDtFRci6n )........."...... s 100000
Estribos , PilA Pusnte
LA Plata" ............ ...... 5000 90
Estribos, Puente "UtuRdo." 100000
EatriboB, Puenta "Mulag." $500 90
No % considerar6n proposiciones dc per.
sonaB que no hayan tsnido p1Gctica en- esta
Clase de trabsiOs y que no posean mediog
RuxiliaTea sufcientss para ls ejecuci6n de
las obFaB.
Todos los datos neCeoarioS ge dsr6n en-
esta ofcina, donds 90 encuentran do ma
nifesto los dOCumentoB que han de Eegir
en- 10 cohtTats y podr6n Loo icitadorea re-
Ccjer los modeloB de prOpoiciones que
han de pTeaentaF.
So Eemitir6n & los licitadores copias del
pliegO de condolences y sgulos de los pla.
nos msdisnts un dep6sito de veinte dollars
($20), cuya Csntidad Ber6 Eeintsgrsda &
los licitadoEes 81 devolver { esta Oficina
dichOg pianos y pliego de condolences.
La AdministFRSi6n a Fsserva 81 ders'
cho de reChssar cualquieEa todas las
pFopOsiCioneu, adjudicaE 10 subanta bsio
Otrab condolences que las del preCio Bols'
mente.-PoT orden del ComiSionado del
Interior, J. j. Jsme"ss, supt de Obras
P6blicas 9v.-No. 2
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-VENTA DE FINCA EN- HATO
REY Al CueFdas de terFeno, de los cua-
lea $4,000 metroR cuadradoS dan & Is ca.
EFeterR. Casa de alto, muy C6moda, malo'
jillo, muchos frutalea, Cuadra, CoCheTa otc.
Martin J. Reyes San Francisco II. San
Juan, g. v.
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-EN Ell CLUB dc F. KehHhahn ,
Co., San joss is, Be Vendm dos FelO
ioa do GRO cada uemana. La dltima Hsma
ns Obtuvo uno Ia StEa. Maria F. Forth.
90 de Rio piedrsu, uocio ntimeF0 AZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-05

-se COmpran ABANICOs ANTI.
9UOS aunque no est6n en- buen estados
oollSTes Antiques de oOTug , prendAs anti
FuRs
DiEijass & P. j. B. Criato / (altoS) San
juan 8 al 9 calle Aurora, Ponce. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-05

gE VENDE UNA TInNDA en- Ia
GRIls de San Francisco que tiene de vsnts
IN gran DurtidO de Rrtfculo1 varioa. Para
informes dirijiEHs & "LA Correspondence
de Puerto Rico" 80 v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-05
lnnIGlnnR GENERAL

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Sa Window debe slemPre que los niloS estAn
e. q sodo de a denteon Proportions aIvio nnedisto
d pequeno paente produce suenO natural traneuO
Olivia e door el 5ngeho desperts muy vivo alegre
Ea muy agEadabe al paadaF calma ai nho abanda sIs
endas, aivA dolores, haee Geies as funciones del
est6msgo Feguls los intasNoa Es el mejor Eemsdio
eonoedo para 4 diarea ya oVega Ssta de Ia dentic6n
de euaquera utFa TSngasa mueho eudsdo padk
A Rnaua
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27
Market for Old Plug Hats.

There is a tradition that the working
tailor is always out at elbow ana the
cobbler always down at heel. The gar
dener never decorates his buttonhole
with a flower, and the jeweler is rarely
seen wearing jewelry. But this rule does
not hold in all walks of life, and the hat
makers of Stockport provide an excep-
ton. 1t is a common sight to see hat
maker going home from work In over
alls wearing a silk hat that for newness
and shine would not disgrace perfectly
tailored man in London's West End.
The explanation is that silk hats are
cheaper than any other form OF head
gear for men in the trade in hat-maklng
districts The final examination OF
these hats before they are sent out from
the factory is very severe, and II a nat
has merely slight blemish it is lmme-
diately rejected. A firm with reputa-
ton in the trade cannot afford to send
ont imperfect hats. Their presence on
the market would work mischief IN
more directions than one, but particu-
larry in bringing down prices. And SO
the hats that are failures are sold cheap
ly. some of them, at any rate, to the
workmen for everyday use, and Stock
port gets accustomed to the incongrulty
that even a man with silk hat and
brown boots never excites the pity of his
fellows. !,
Some of the spoiled hats are shipped
ouietlv away to Africa, the great market
for ali silk hats that fail to find appre-
citation at home. The negro is no stick
Ter for the latest fashion, and so long as
the hat is tall and glossy he is happy to
become the owner of it, at perhaps
tenth of the price which would have
been asked for it in England. There IS
another source of cheap silk hats. Hat
shops are never so full of silk hats as
they seem to be. A majority of the
boxes on the shelves are empty. No
hat-seller dares to buy a heavy stock OF
silk hats; the fashions change. too quick
" for him to clear them; and according
ly he buys very largely from hand to
mouth. Yet with all his care he soon
accumulates hats that fashion has de-
serted, and periodically he welcomes a
collector who takes them off his h ds
at little more than rubbish prices lad
starts them on their journey to Africa.
Manchester Guardian.