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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-01-04

fc rule Of the speaker. His word is
law within the walls of the house CT
representatives, and its influence is
felt, and, at times. dreaded in the ex-
ecutive departments of the govern
ment. Mr.. Cannon has more power,
whether by legal authority IT not, in
the affairs of the nation in A certain
line OF governmental control, than has
the president or any other executive
officer. In this republic-a govern
ment by the people-pe speaker Of the
house of representatives is more Of an
autocrat than the ruler of the British
monarchy or Of several others Of the
monarchical powers OF Europe.
Perhaps the question Of the Gazette
News had reference to other matters
whether the congressman Were the
employees of the men who elected
them or of some one Of the trusts and
combines which always have loobie5
Day after day the readers of the en-
terprising papers Of Charlotte read
about the wonderful progress Of that
city. According TO those papers she is
already at the head of the procession
of North Carolina cities and is destined
in a short while to so outdistance them
that none other in our states borders
can be placed in her class. We were
led to believe hat she was leading all
the others in growth of business, popu-
lation, new industries and in every
other way; therefore, it was as quite Il
shock to us TO find the following para
graphs in a recent issue Of the Char
lotte News.
If you wish to retain your serenity
of disposition, stay on one side of the
street or the other-dOn't try to cross.
Charlotte streets: just now, remind
n of Country life in America
1t has been said that you can judge
a nations civilization by its roads We
presume Charlotte would object to ap-
plying the same standard Of measure
ment to her civilization.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-01-04
FRAUD WAS ALLEGED
Continued from LIST Page.)

many letters and affidavits in support
of them were submitted to Postmaster
General Cortelyou Representative
Livingston urged prompt and decisive
action in the matter and Mr.. Cortelyou
said the charges would be given atten-
ton by the department.
New York, January 2.-Walter c..
Hubbard, president of the New York
cotton exchange announced today that
he had asked Postmaster General Cor
telyou to send him copies of any COM
plants which might have been made to
him against the New York cotton ey-
change This action was taken upon
the publication of reports that an ap-
plicatiOn will be made to the pOstmas-
ter general in behalf of cotton growing
interests in the south for the issuance
OF a fraud order against the New York
cotton exchange, denying it the use of
the United States mails. It was said
to have been charged that cotton de-
llVered on %Onrac and sold on the
floor Of the New York cotton exchange
is not of the grade called for by the
contracts. On publication of these re-
ports, President Hubbard first sem a
~ VI wi CIyo u anu luSu,
on December 81, wrote to him as fol-
lows:
Il confirm my telegram of this
morning reading: Referring to the
telegram in the New York papers yes
terday from Washington, may I request
you to favor the New York cotton ex-
change with copies Of any complaint
made against it, in order that proper
action may be taken to protect it's in
terestS against such u~nwarrantable at
tacks To this | would add. that is de-
plOrable that such assault upon the
New York cotton eXcange, a chartered
institution Of over 50 years standing.
founded by merchants of the city; or
such implication as to the integrity Of
its members, should be made under
any preteXt for any purpose whatever.
Our members are of the best known
merchants here, of the trade in the
south, and abroad" the letter con-
tinues:
They are proud of the past and Of
the present of their organization. They
are upright business men. They need
no defense or apology-and they ask
the nature of the charges which are !
ignorantly made. They will protect |
themselves and they Indignantly pro- |
test against the calumny which is cal
culated for their injury"
1t wa recalled on the New York ex- |
change today that an agitation some
what similar to the present n was
stirred up against the exchange Is
years ago. At the time a committee |
investigated the question whether or
not the contracts ought TO be changed
so as TO exclude the delivery Of low
grades Of cotton. The committee re-
ported against the proposed change and
declared that contract was adopted in |
order to give the producer an opportu-
nifty Of securing a price satisfactory to
him for his growing crops anditen-
ables him to delivery all m~erchantable
grades To restrict the delivery to a
grade not below low middling it was |
declared would do the producer great
|
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-01-04

In all the states girls are refused
the privilege Of marriage until they
reach a certain age, but a Kansas judge
is the first to apply the age limit to the
right Of divorce. He requires the wife
in a divorce suit to postpone proceed
ings for a year because she is not yet
Is years Of age. 1t would be a good
idea for all states to adopt an age limit
for bringing divorce suits, putting it
much above Is years, however.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-01-04
Christmas Goods

All the New Illustrated Books. All the latest and most
Popular Novels. Picture Publications and Calendars. A
big line of Books for Boys and Girls, Eastman Kodak and
Kodak Supplies. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens Box
Paper put up especially for the Holidays. Pictures and
Fancy China. Christmas Cards, Fancy Baskets Leather
Goods and all kinds of Fancy Goods.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-01-04

The jury has acquitted Colonel
Mann, of Town Topics, CT the charge of
perjury, but the public has long ago
convicted him of violating almost every
other command of the decalosue. We
wish him JOY of his vindication by the
New York jury
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-01-04

Miss Elsie Stockard who has been
visiting the Misses Cantwell left yes
terday for her home in Raleigh.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-13
Roosevelt is to Run IL Taft Boom
Fails.
From Chicago Record Herald.

Washington, Dec S.-Taft or
Roosevelt. One or the other is like
ly to be the Republican candidate for
President next year.
1t us admitted by every one that
Mr.. Roosevelt is the key to the some
| what complex situation which now
| exists in the Republican party.
Much mystery has been made of
the Presidents attitude. From one
end of the country to the other men
are specializing as to what his at
titude really is. All sorts of rumors
and theories are current. Every
scrap OF talk coming from Mr. Roose-
velt's lips is eagerly snapped up.
One day he Is represented as being
unalterably determined to retire
from public life. The next he is
suspected of secret Intrigue to
bring about his own nomination.
We cannot understand Republic
can politics of today unless we un-
derstand Mr.. Roosevelt's relations
thereto, hence | have made diligent
inquiries during the past week on
this score. and am now able to speak
from accurate information.
There need be no further mystery
as to Mr. Roosevelt's attitude, TAX
ing 1t as it is at the present moment
and always remembering that it is
subject to change either through the
mutations of his active mind or as
it may be affected by important de-
velppments from without.
President Roosevelt would like to
see Mr. Taft nominated. He believes
Mr.. Taft the best man in sight to
carry on the work of the administra-
ton. There are other good men, but
Taft in the Presidents opinion easily
stands at the head. The President
is earnestly and sincerely for Taft.
He is doing ana will continue to do
all he can, within the limits of pro-
priety, to secure the nomination of
his Secretary of War. He will use
his moral influence for Taft. But he
will not employ the power of his
administration, forcing omce-hold-
ers to lineup, disciplining those who
refuse. The day of that sort OF
politics in this country has passed.
Despite what his enemies say, Mr..
Roosevelt has no wish to pose as
dictator. If the party will accept
Taft the President will be pleased
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-13
was given very liberal applause.

was given very liberal applause.
Consolidated schools in the rural
schools outside of farm and rural life,
was the thought that DR.. T. G. Blais-
dell, of the Agricultural college, i'm
pressed upon his hearers when he
talked briefly on ''The Home and
School," He emphasized the fact that
consolidated schools are bound to
come, that they have been found en-
inently successful wherever tried, and
at about the same expense.
He also argued strongly for better
pay to teachers and for a broader
course of studies. He said the old
three Rs are all right, but better still
are the three HIS, the head, the hand
and the heart. He wants to see
manual training for boys and girls
introduced in every school in the
country.
: The evening session was more of a
social affair, there being plenty of
music and such entertainment for
the audience. The Durand City Or
chestra opened with several selections
Mrs. j. F. Smith rendered reci-
tation; Miss Brack sang a solo, and
Miss Alice Terry gave a recitation.
There was a good paper on the sub
ject of 'The Relation Between the
Farm and Town" read by Mrs. Conn.
DR.. Blaisdell and Prof Smith also
helped in the evening program with
talks along educational lines.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-13

s. J. Yates of Frederick, and Of
the firm of Smith & Yates, who have
purchased 1857 acres of timbered
land southeast of St. Charles has ar
rived here. AT present they have 40
men at work in the woods and when
snow comes they will increase the
force to 100 men. Mr.. Yates SAYS It
VIII take three years to clear the
land OF the timber.-St. Charles
Union.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-13

A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspepsia
and constipation-weakens the whole
system Doan's regulets (25 cents per
box) correct the liver, tone the stom-
ache, cure constipation.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-13

THE TINES and the Detroit Daily
Journal one year for $3.50.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-13

Cures baby's Group, Willie's daily
cuts and bruises. mama's sore throat,
grandma's lameness-Dr. Thomas Elec-
trio Oil-The great househould remedy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-21
CARUSO En- NUEA YORK.

Ia Bemana paIadA ha llegado New
York 81 emiuents primer tenor EnricD
CArunO, en- dOnde Sc dice le han nido
hechaB brillAntes tvAciones en- todos lou
puebloB poE donde paH6,
Cuando estuvo On BudapeBt di6 IN
concerto en- 81 salon principal del hotel
donds ss hoBped6. Tai entusisgmo hab'a
poT oirlo gus las looslidade1 vendieronaa
poT diez veces % valoE.
Estando On sus habitsciones oy6 an gran
aIboroto en- Ia Gale KintisDdo de pFonto
que ls llsmaban & BuB puertaa Abri6Ian
y vic una gran muItitud que gritaba
''sefioF Caruso, somoB pobFeS no pode.
mos PagaE para Oiros, poE 10 tRnto le Bu
pliCamo8 NOS cants Ago ii usted gusta" i.
CaFuso los complaci6 cantando al
teFminsH entEeg6ronle obsequiog nsigten.
teH ca bouquets de f res y adem6S alg6n
dineFo recojido entire la muItitud.
Los compsfisrOs de viBJe del gran tenor
han aveEiguado que 81 bigote que uIa
este Cd pOStiso Una tards ca que CaruSo
afeitSbaue en- Iu camarote, aboTdo, uno de
lOI paBsjeroB hiEo este descubriminto, del
cual 90 ha OCupadO 10 preDBa diIsttanti.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-21
Qtlshrl DEL Banes 6aIIIOt.

IA aristocracia francega sufre muohO en-
Ia guiebTR de ESQ bancaria.
Un duque 400, pisrde 800 600 dollars.
Cali tOdcs eTan EiCoB , por 10 tanto sus
dep6nitog GrRn impoltaates
Las responsibilities ascienden ceFca
de 2 600 600 de pesos.
No 10 encontr6 nj I'M ceptavo cuando Ia
policfa tom6 posesi6n de todaa las ofcinaa.
Los 6nicog fondoB Son $50 acciones en-
una nina de orc del TEansvaal
EStas caAi 40 tanfan va'or ninguno anteB
de d quiebra, peEo 81 dis en- que Ia policfa
inteEvino, Se supo que ls Compahia mine
"a habfa encontFado una RIGA veta, poT
consiguisnte han Fecobrado aIg6n vaIor.
Los dos G6ciog, que sat6n ahoTs en- Ia
CarceI, faeron arruinados por Las bajaB de
vRloTeB en- 81 verano.
En- suB TesidsnciaI no ae encontr6 sino
unos ouantos pesos en- dinef6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-21
Los Cue VIsDSB.

En- el vapoE coEReo de los Estados Uni.
dos, que tom6 puerto en- las primeraa ho'
ERs de la msiianR dc hoy han llfgsdo loH
Biguisntes paEajeroH.
Rsva. w. A. Alton Alfonso Marre7o.
DR. j. Gomez Brioso J A. G.. MshFhof
Hon, 8. d Gromsr, Treasurer of Porto
Rico, Col. I'll. "a. G. Hines, Right Rev.
w. A. Jones,
Matters Ricardo de Rubio, Herman
Luther, Herbert Vivell Edger Vivsll.
Mrs. j. G. Boltsz, R-fsel BREIetta, NJ.
8. BeIaval, Jerge Bird, Gracio Belaror,
F. Bianchi, F. NJ. Gallon, G. Calenti, w.
G COligny, F. a. Davis, A. e EhIsr,
M. Eutsve, J +. Gay, 81. g. Cutler,
Anselmo L, Gonzales, w. T. Gilbert,
James G. Hill, Esrl Hine, j Jener, Re-,
bart L JunghsmA F. K9hrhshu, @. Z.
KilIen, Raphael Ia Roca, B. G. Marion,
E. Z. Moore, w. s MaHF, e. K Mar.
tin, II. Mendcza, Fred. MacCroaksry,
GsoYgs MayfoEth, M. d. Nadal, NJ. Pa.
joI, q. Palau, Arturo Rodriguez, j. r.
Saade, J M. Scoville. @ N. S9IeF, Luis
ToTo Beilors, F. 81. Teppo, p. L Tnw :
bridga, Luis P. Valdiviego, Ed VivelI,
A. 81. VivelI, r B. Wolverton E. L.
Wood. r =. Willi2mH, +. A. Watkins
, H NJ. Wolcott
Sen 1ras Alton, e q. Ayguinsony.
ChAI. N. Barg, Tomas Cory, Calenti ,
ninos, j 7 D4vet, M. e. EDg'i4h Gal.
ler, GrtmsT, Hines Killen, e. A. Lam
phieT, Fl Tman Luther, M,h htf Moore
, nih:s, n Morno, A. Montssinoy, F. q.
Pearne, Rodrigusz, N. r de Rubio, E.
a. stevenB, s,leF, Vivell y G. w. Zu.
trow
Stfioritas Grace g. Alton, FiIomena
Barletts, TereIa Caballero, Marie Gallon,
Marie Calenti, Harriet Knight, Conchits
Luther, e. l. Moore MaFhherita RobIe,
Josephine RodTiguez, Z7Fida de Rubio.
Marina de Rubio, Rosa soleE, a. Sierra,
Gertrude Voall } Bessie VoelI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-21
EX PE CT ACUL 0 Ar
|. tistiCO en- Baya
|. mon.
SimpatiGa hnda Sc celsbra!a sIIf.
FuReloRtrIo que 81 lussHtl.
(De nue,tro sorrospon.az.)

NoviembFe 21.-Me informs 81 Wf9r
RlcRlda don ViFgilio D&viIs que ha con-
fsTenciado con 81 director de "Lfues Fe
EEea" y que este le ha aBeguFado que asta
ciudad, tendF6 luz el6ctrica tan pFonto eB'
ten concluido los tFsb JOu del "SAlto de
Comerfo". Y que tOda version que hays
en contra de eato careCs do fundamento.
Mucho nos oomplace 81 hacer p6b.ico esto
ca foEma, bsstante apaFa deavituar les
EpmoEes qua hAbfa en- oontraEio, por clio
u danog las graciag al A0aoR alcalda por
su atanci6n.
-El domingo pF6ximo "a, hAbE6 ca 81
teatEo de ls colonis egpahola una extraoT-
dinaFiR funCi6D, por la compafifa infsntil-
Pondr6 en- eGcena dos extremes "San Juan
Dc Luz", La Gatita Blanca" "Ruido de
CampRnas Hay snimaci6n para il u
tsatro 81 domingo.
-El jefs de los investigadoFeg Mr.. Kin
dtspues dc habeE praatado muy buenos
sarvicios ssle para IL iBls. NJ. kin Cd 81
degempeho de 90 dificil cargo al cumpir
con 80 dsbsr 10 haco sin stropello y sin
prediBpoHici6n algunR. AL Cesar 10 que
eB del Cesar.
7 -Jaims Garcia Il stfiorita Maria
CaTrRsco, pronto unir8n 90 sueTta on los
altsEeS jur6ndoBs amor eterno. Que Hsan
felices
Sc h2csn rsformas en- 81 essableci
miento del amigo Igaacio DiaS 81 ousI 40
propons haceF de ests uno de los mejoTes
en- 90 oIase Nos alegrsmog que 81 amigo
Consiguiess % objeto.
-5QaO reBultado ha tsnido II invssti-
ORei6n hacha naP al Af1ci IA laniHa6 DP
FeEnGndez Mater, Uobre el buey BscrifoRdo
= que 90 dio 10 habfa sidO zin llenaE los
requiHitoE legsles2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-21
BAJO FIlNzA De 200 IOlLbRs.

Elta m4hans ocurEi6 en- Ia caIle del Sol
de eRta Ciudad I'M BuceGo que ha causado
impreHifn en- squ6I vecindATio.
Los policfAs insuIaFeB, cRbo AcRE6n Co.
Trea y Beiley, detuvieron , condujeEon
deapuea ante el jusz municipal de la ciu-
dad al jOvsn R gslio GimeneE, smpIOado
de ofeinss pdblicaB, acuUsndole de haber
agredido ~ sehora madre Mercedes Gil
menes 8 otros de Bus familiarsB. La
Teferida EeiiorR preSentabA lesioneB en- Ia
cara 10 mismo que un hermRno del acusa'
do que reSponde al nombre de Enrique.
Compareoisron Rnts 81 refsrido juez 81
padre del detenido Befor Hlp6lito Cine
nsz , otraa peTHonaH de su familia.
En- el local del juzgado hubO ttro ss'
c6rdRlO IoE al qQs fu6 npsvaments de.
nunciado 81 detenido.
Una fAnas de 5000 fu6 sen ala poE eE
jueg, deSpu6s de practiosda Ia invaBtiga'
Ci6n preliminSE del hacho, ingre1ando el
Rcussndo en- 81 dep6aito municipal, hRsta
que prestfra Ia Teferida fRnzS para que'
dRF on libeEt4d.
La celebration del juicio ha i1o sens
lRda para mBii4na las q. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-21
BlNCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRlCOlA
Capital autorlzado S2.4OO,OOO. Capital rGalI.
zadO S3I5,532.9S, U. Sc.
DE PUERTO RICO.
Operaciiones az reoLisa:

OpeTGcSOgeS gGLe Te0tlSG:
pr6stamos: Con garsntias persOnales. con
oolaterales, y con hipotecas corto y largo
plaZo sobre fncas r6sticas.
Ds3ousntOS: De giros, pagares, y obl1ga
clones comerciales corto plazo.
GIF0s: 6Obre Espafla, New York, Paris,
Londres y Hanburgo.
GITos P0T Cable: 5obre New York Ma
drid:
Cuantas COnIsntes: Con inter6s de 2 poo
Anual dispOnibles la vista por cheques.
lmposIOIonss 4 pla1o flo: Con interes de 2
ep. 8 annual segcn tempo.
STe00I6n De ahOFT0s: ImpOsiciones sobre Ii
b etas desde Is cts. q 81, 900 con intereses
al6 pS annual.
CobFanzas: PoT cuenta agena con comi-
sion mfnima de cobrO. Sin comisi0n para
los corrientistas.
Dop6SIiOs: De efectivo y valores.
Gamble dc monedas: De todos los pafses.
VsRia do O6duas hIpOIsOarIas: La mejor in-
version en- Puerto Rico, interes p. g pa
gadero pOr cupOnes semestrales.
Vsnis da flnoa3: DandO facilidades para el
pago, on las jurisdicciones de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, Aibonito, ArecibO, BarcelO-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Ciales, CorOzal, Qua
yama, HatiIlo, Juana Diaz, Lola, Manat1,
Maricao, Naranjito, Pstillas, Rio Grande,
UtuadO, Yabucoa y YaUco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-21
Ia Luna Do ZaIduoRdo ] MlsF.

Bn este acreditado establecim'ento 81
p6bIico hallara siempre un surtidO COM
pleto en- mercanc1as de todas proceden-
ciss, desde Ia mas modesto muselina de
eincO centavOs hasta Ia mas RIGA "Pongle
Silk" leg1tima de Ia China.
Tanto para dsmas como para cabRlleros
el surtidO es de 10 mas variado que pueda
concebirse. En- telas de seda, lana algo-
don no se puede pedir mas; hay para tOdos
los gustOs y para tOdas las fortunes.
UItimamente se han recibido los siguien-
tes artfculos que estan uamando la aten-
cion del pdblico pOT su calidad y baratura:
Mitones, Guantes, Coronas para novias,
sombrillas, velos para la cara, medias,
Calcetines, Corbatas, Capas espafiolas,
COrtes de pfque para chalecOs, i'd. de CAST
mir para pantalones, Colchas de punto,
Id. de Damasco Driles blancOs de hilo,
Id. asargados, Cretonas de hilo para saba
mas, Holandas y Batistas, CTeas, Aplicacio-
mes de seda para adornos, Chales de seda,
BlusRs bordadas, Cinturones, RasOs, Bro
cados, aTafetas, PieI de Cisne, Crespones y
GRsas para lutO, Cubrecors6s de htlo y
seda, Alpacas, CheviOts, Casimires en-
I'm un surtido tan variado que ser1a impO-
sibIe enumerar.
Un paseito por ia Luna Y vereis las no.
vedades que encierra este bonitO satellite.
Encaies Valenciennes y de punto Bro
derit de todas classes y colores.
Boas de piel de Conejo y de plumas de
fOdRs GIRaAa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-21
ENORME PlTADl.

Vsriog psri6dicos de EspaiR recibidou
hoy traen gVandes y extsnsaS noticiaa Bo.
bre Ia fenomenaI pitRds que Salmer6n y
lOa suyos di6 80 lIegada la Corufis 81
pueblo CoFufies que damoatr6 una vez mas
ser 81 pueblo mas republicano puEo de
kgpafR. Los repnblicano8 corufisses ain
smbaies ri Eedeos dsmoBtraron que no les
guBtan los pasteles gus quieEen llegar al
tEiunfo de BuB ideales mancha ri ch9nchu.
Hos. 81 Salmer6n oyeEa los fon6grs fos de
GEL CieIo" de AFEivf hermRnos no hubis.
r. cambiado la Casaca, salmer6n como
EchegaTay, deFTam6 81 caldo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-21

la VILLA De MADRID.-En este espacioso
establecimiento, que es Ell mas inn portante
de Puerto Rico para el detail, est6n recl-
biendo ahora los artfculos propios para la
pr6xinnR estacion, tales como caslmTges. al
nacas. Boss pluma de Ostrich lei timas, ell
mejor suFtfdo de PeTfumsria erapcesa, desde
81 Indian Hay hasta el Aqua dc GOIOnIa de Gusv-
lain que es el fabricante mas afamado del
mundo Tenemos el surtido mas compile
to en- CoFbatas, PaEaguas, dncluso los geno-
vesesl Guantes MII0nss, el mejor Paf0 nara
ViIaF Cortinas Iejftimas de madras, un
complete surtido de GoFses (fItima nove-
dadj, GaFteras de piel de Foea, y RusIa para
sefioras, etc. A Il Wills Do madTId acude toda
persona de gusto que quiere comprar bue.
na mercaneia sin gastar mucho. p. o.,
Box 785. TelefOno s78 San Francisco 81.
San Juan p r.
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ANuMClO.

DepGrtamsnto del Interior. OfcinG del
Sapsrintendente de O6rGs PG6licas
San Juan, p. r., Octubre 26 de 1907.
PropOsiciones en- pliego cerEadO pOr du'
pliCRdo para la construction del Pabell6n
para 81 Alcaide, Arecibo Jail Building,
Ayecibo, 2. r., Hs reCibir6n en- este oici-
na hasta Las 10 a. m. del dfa % de Noviem
brs de 1907, On que Be abrit6n p6blica'
mente.
EI pregupuesto aproximado de las obEas
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egta Ofcina.
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verse en- ests Ofcina. Aznles de los
miumos pueden obteneFss mediRnts an de.
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resmbolBado al dovolver diChos azules.
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ObFas P6blicas MIN -13 v. 3,
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