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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
The Sweet Simplicity
of Uncle John d.

Old uncle JOnn ID. HOckeIeueF S
Random "reminiscences of Men and
Events" Eow running in Worlds
Work Magazine is what young America
would denominate peach" But in
reading these "reminiscences what
most strikes the ordinarily obseryant
reader lis the food they contain for
the brain and incentive for the pen OF
a first rate csrtoonist
The sweet simplicity of the oily mag
nate is what necessarily gets next to
the short ribs--liver side preferred
and causes cachinnatory outburst
which world put to shame an audience
at the first burlesque hit of the sea-
son. For knowing the sly old gentle
man as well as we 40. one can't help
simplifying on his innocent remarks
and making an effort to fathom and
express the hidden meaning lying be-
tween the inoffensive fines.
Worlds Work seems to be mighty
proud OF its contributor and repro
duees choice bits of his virtuous ex-
pressions in red and a fac-simile of
Uncle Johns chirogaphy onNthe front
cover page. For instance, in the No
MEMBER number one may read: Il
know of nothing more despicable and
pathetic than a man who devotes all
the working hours of the day to maxi
ing money, for the moneys sake"
This is noble sentiment. most
noble and most beautiful. Marcus
-AureIius, Thomas Kempis and
Theodore Roosevelt all rolled in one
couldn't have got OF anything more
zpropos and CONNIE il faut- But, bless
as. what can John ID. mean by it?
He certainly must have been making
money for moneys sake; or shall We
finally conclude that this wealth of
his is really stored in the @dngdom of
Heaven where neither moth nor rust
doth corrupt and where thieves do not
break through and steal"-what a
consolation.
Somehow such solution does not
jtbe with the past history of the bald
head old multi-miIlionaire. No one is
going to- listen to such a thing. So it
must he that your Uncle Jonathan
thinks some of the working hours
Ought to be given to playing golf and
cursing careless caddies and that one
of the best times in the world to re-
volve money smaking schemes is when
you've said your prayers at night and
lie awake after having drawn "the
draperies of your couch about you. "
In fact, money making plans ought
to he pleasing dream subjects little
: later on after old Morpheus has
nahhed you.
Now is not the following a sweet
and pretty little extract? The auto
biographist says among many other
similar things: But then old mems
tales can hardly be interesting to the
present generation. though perhaps
they will not be useless If even tire
some stories make young people real
ize how, above all other possessions,
is the value of friend in every de-
partment of life without any excep-
ton whatsoever" Yea verify Shades
of Archbold and j. b. Foraker, sin
every department of life whatsoever"
Well, this is enough space TO waste
on the Rockefeller memoirs. But
'twould be a treat to see them pub
lished with anotations by Roosevelt
and copiously illustrated.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

The Fernandina Record quoting
from an exchange declares that, "of
the living sons of dead presidents
there are one son of Tyler, one of
Lincoln, three of Grant, three of
Hayes. three of Garfield, one OF Ar
thur and two of Cleveland" This, we
believe Is a correct statement with
respect TO all save Tyler who has
three sons living. all by his second
marriage-A
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

The state supreme court mas decided
that Polk county must be redistricted
according to law and there will be
several sorehead politicians around
Barlow and elsewhere who, it is said,
have been trying to work things in
their own interest.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

blew the cracks all ont of a fence. and
ian." But il Brother Forehand had
ever been in a western cyclone he
would have believed everything cited
as not only possible but probable, ex-
cept the last item. That We confess
sounds fishy, unless those western
politicians have changed nightly dur
iEg the past few years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

The merchant who failed TO put an
Der is now INDUCING in courses not
loud but Deep" as he sees the crowds
going into the stores of those who
were wiser than he. But it is well to
remark that there are very few of
our fellow citizens who have been
forced into this profound and noiseless
profanity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

E. A. Williams, the young editor of
the Bombay Advertiser, who only
very recently assumed so heavy a re-
sponsibility, is making good" as one
may see by glancing over the columns
of his weekly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
Would Mortgage the Farm.

farmer on Rural Route 2. Empire,
Ga, w. A. Floyd by name, says:
"Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the
two worst sores l ever saw; one on
my hand and one on my leg 1t is
worth IIore than its weight in gold.
I would not be without it if / had to
mortgage the farm to get it." Only
CSC at all druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

The Journals exchange table looks
like a garden of roses, richly adorned,
as it is. with the handsome colored
Christmas editions of its state and
Alabama exchanges.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

Anyone who dounts that Florida is
the sportsman's paradise of the world
VIII set his mind at rest by reading
in the state papers the wonderful &C
counts OF the successful Staying of
deer, turkeys and other game by every
hunting party that goes into the
woods.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

That is an excellent determination
reached by the management of the
state fair at Tampa. The sum of $3.50
in cash prizes will be given to pupils
OF Florida high schools for agricultural
exhibits. the product OF their own Ia
Dor. To Prof. George NJ. Lynch ds
due the credit of having conceived
this idea and suggested it to the fair
association. The acres of Florida are
rich with the rarest potentially for
the production of wealth for those
who will till the soil and there is no
better direction toward which the
minds of the boys OF the state could
turn when seeking for future profit
able employment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

The Florida orange maintains its
pre-eminence among the fruits of the
earth, and we are not surprised to
Learn that the holiday shipments from
st. Petersburg alone have reached 81
coo day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

Superintendent C. C. Gum, of Jack
son county, appeals to West Florida
teachers to vote to hold next years
meeting Of the State Educational AS
sociation at Mariana. The meeting
this year Is held at Gainesville, next
Tuesday. Dec. %, and the association
viii then select a meeting place for
next year. Superintendent Gums
plea is reasonable one and The Jour-
nal hopes that Mariana will be Sc
dected- They have plenty Of COOL
hotel accommodations there. the
meeting could be held in jackson
county's fne new court house, and
Marianna people would treat the visit
ors right BY all means. support Su.
perintendent Gums proposition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

The Crystal Pharmacy re-
quests patrons who wish
Whitman's Candy to leave
their orders to-day and to-
morrow, as their large stock
is rapidly diminishing, and
some numbers are liable to
be entirely sold out.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

The Bristol Free Press says: Some
newspaper men are terrible liars In
writing of cyclone out west one OF
them said it turned a well inside out,
cellar upside down, moved a town.
ship line. blew the slaves out of a
whiskey barrel and left nothing but
the bunghole. changed the day OF the
week, blew q mortgage or q farm,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

The Tampa Times suggests that
row is the time to transplant young
trees and Shrubbery Point is well
taken. Transplant them, by all means.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

The Christmas and Prosperity
edition of the Wiregrass Siftings. pub
lished at Dothan, Ala, tells an enter
tanning story of the talent and enter
prise OF its literary and mechanical
stats.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

The new editor of the ST. Peters
burg Independent received a warm
welcome by the devil and all his imps
who make up the force of that newspa-
per. And who could be better quail
fed to give a warm welcome?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

about these sales is that the price OF
real estate has not decreased on ac-
count of the panic. Farm property In
this county is bringing as much now
on the market as it ever did. and 1t is
really worth every dollar and more.
too, than the price asked. No better
or safe investment can be made than
Suwannee county property. That 1t
will advance in price as the years roll
on is as sure as anything can be in
this world.-Lye Oak Democrat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

Brother Ruhl of the Fort Myers
Press has brought his excellent paper
to point where it requires Mergen-
thaler to- keep it going, and. 10! the
Mergenthaler is on the way.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

The Marion county fair with an at
tendance one day reaching 5000. was
an unqualified success and its mana
gers deserve congratulations
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

What has become of the Quacken.
boss and Louis Posner? Out of bust
ness?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

The Journals Christmas edition was
the talk of the town yesterday and
Sunday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

The hard road project from Jack,
sonville to Fernandina sounds well.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

Live Oak now mas cigar factory
and Tampa would do well to look to
its laurels.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

Bonaparte is going sure enough, and
may. the gods be praised.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
Here to Stay.

Here to Stay.
1t looks very much as If the rail
road commission and primary election
system must now look for salvation
to the conservative element OF news
papers and citizens. A good many OF
the radicals have fallen out with both
of these Institutions. The institution
that will keep a radical or a populist
or pessimist in good humor has not
yet been conceived in the brain OF
nan.-Starke Telegraph.
Believes in Fairs.
We beg to assure the esteemed
Tampa Tribune that we are not
mixed" on the state fair proposition.
We are firm believer in state fairs.
As an immigration-getter the fair is
of incalculable benefit to Florida. A
practical display of the states pro-
ducts does more to convince home
seekers that Florida is good place
to live in than all the newspaper ar
ticles and railroad folders that can be
distributed. As proof of this look at
the counties that have made credit
able displays at the last four fairs
held in Tampa; they are the counties
that are making most wonderful
strides in population and wealth. The
states great need is immigration.
Many sections of fertile land now va
cant and unproductive only need the
coming of the settler to make groves
and gardens bloom. The state fair is
bringing them by thousands. Let
every man be a booster for the state
fair, which opens in Tampa February
2 to 27.-Bronson Times-Democrat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
NEWS AND VIEWS
BY STATE PRESS

Cd Oil.
IT, Wsst,;,t, ~. - Loot c..,,
,,ttsn.. 80, Lon 80 =. .as. So -.
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$500. 49, .I WI, Us $500 . ~. 80 III
1st,,ro 80, In s 10 .eS1 uS. ~. .nS Eli,
asI. Co.. ~. Spnas anu .u" IT,. e ~
80 IT, III on q 80
t ~, pool o'9 n'a $50 sen - -
n@ u.s. .;, ~ ohs ms s ue l'..
bic ao, - anIa aG TN. "a. o IF
aS1,i5,o No. 1esr;s,,+,,,.. scs;aiv
Sor,ne s - ia 1893 ~ 49, ILL.,
,,,.;,,ss,.,e - , aau ~. $3.50 snI 49,
pima - soo 1ol -, Duioan To- y. lsoo,i
10. =. =. ~ 80. a az ICpuo
Hom ~ 800 70 eau " a. MAJ sn suca aS
, ILL ha' ,at9a au ussou ms
hdlpl' aG P 5,,sas D..o . nis
$3.50. "a''o" ''pii'e
1..
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sS ~ ., - - = anos
q Vi ne" HPok,Oio 90 " "iiO
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
Live Oak Realty.

Several real estate deals have been
made in this county the past few
weeks, and one thing very noticeable
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-29

"a PeIIeIIa iGl iueg0 el Rio-Plsiias
Y cayeY
6I.ItIl. IIlll.Ill.. III Illl.IlIIIIll IIslal.

Patillss Ensro 2s. Jafs intsrino poll.
al inru' 81, San Juan. He agEestado 6
Julio Ortiz, por lsducCi6n. Cabo Arroyo,
Cayey. Ancths fu6 gorpFendida POT
fusvzss az e1te puozto una ugae4a & lo
prohibido de topo, aErs1tando cinC9 indiYl.
duc1 oCupando drdO- y dineEo. sniente
MoDgil
RIO PiedFaa. Con guardia1 Rios Z 81
tsbnn Bodrig1sE soEpFendf anocho una
iugada & 10 pFohibido incAutando 90 par
ds dadon $274. 4.-saEgento SieErl.
Han sido ECanciadol poE imPoibili.
dad ffaica los eunEdiaa Lorenzo Gonzaie8
y Rafael Atilano Colon.
Han aldo nombradon guaTdias poE 81
t6Enino de dor afios los individuog iguisn'
tes: nara San Juan, AhelaEdo GCnSalaz,
dc SAn Juar, Rafael Z1Yai Dias de Cidra,
nara Arroyo, Antonio MontsbeRin 0orEas,
dc San Jpan, para Maunabo, GFegoEio
Qui6anss n 1drigueE, de Rio GtEandsI para
BsrgaLq quithu, Felipe Lucca Sanchez. de
Cidre.
Eos nieuionteg tEaGlado1 De ohcialen nan
uido hechol & los taniante1 JoGs Soto ko'
dripues. ds Santa IQabeL San Germ6r,
Rsniooiio Cantre, de San Germfn Santa
TsabeI, Joa6 g. Gimonez, de JuRna DiaE 6
Caguas. Rafael Bird. az OaguaG sJuanA
Diss, EEaquiel Mongils dc OayoY & AiiaI'
%, juan Lopea Diaz, de AiisBco Cayey.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-29
PassgsI0s en- gan 91sliglo en- AEselno
lln anGtn del TO fn6 arrastradO mar
afdsra GaysndO al Dgua sus tTi-
puIantss.
e Vlp0F "GOimO" h sstatO % d luoFto car
gllda pzlGlI.
CDs nusstr0 corr sgponsa8)


Enoro 27.-Eata msflana como Conns'
ousnOia ds Ia gran mAFejada que habfa ca
este puerto y 81 gran cOErant6n que tEafe
81 RIO, 81 aKtfnlltro ds EfEgitIcg % fu6
mar afuOra, cRyondo eatou q Ggua yi6ado.
Ee sn gran peligEo doa mujaEas, IN nii0 y
q i6ven don Arturo Maffn, pudiendo cor
todoH GaIvRdos, dabido 81 aEroio do l0g ma.
Finog que tFipuIabRn en- d anG6n.
Hoy han dRdo comiGnzo O. oata Cor.
to do DiltEitO .lO1 juiCio1 por jurado con
uno, por violaCi6n.
Hoy hs llOgado con gran rotr6zO q
tran coTT0o pEoCOdente do San Juan, que
aagdn e dice fu6 detonido en- Bayam6n
poF IL croCiento dol rio.
-AdOlantan T6pidRmOnta loG tTRbSioB
de RepaEaCi6n do ID caIIO dc San Felipe
va Comien7Rn log propRRRtivoB para
81 festival ConquO CelebFAn Lar olCuOla8 81
natalioio dc Warrington d % de fabrsro.
Eats nochB contin6R On Rsli6n oStO
Como 10 Municipal, con 81 fn do podsr Io.
s0lvsF porci6n de aguntos que hRy pon-
diOntss dc TsgOluoi6n.
-Pf0nto ComOn8aH6n las FotEetNH ca
nuoatFG pIGzs & Cuyo fin % haCo una CO.
lsCta man1ual entire q ComorCio = paEtiCn'
IaEsl.
--A6a nada Eo1uelvs 81 Consejo Eisou.
two raIpacto 81 anticipio de Los dioS mil
pasoI para sl aFEeglo do la plants eg6ctEiCa
= acueduCto que de tan impariosa nOCaai.
dAdes.
Mis- de trolCientos indiyfduoI han
acudido ID pasRda Bemana 8 eata Estaci6D
local % AnamiR
So O1tf pintando y EsfoEmando 81
ParquR do bombsEou y poniondo % Condi
clones q material qus Oltabs compIOtR-
mente abandonado.
-El vRpoE Coamo hi sAtado dos dfaa
On eato puerto CaTgando azdaar para loI
Estados Unidoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-29
MANUAL DEC PER.
feCi0 CiQdada10.


El enssfiaT lasE y elcEt1ik los nif 5H
el sgucillameLte te nbEir ante ello1 q CnninO
ds Ia oultuTs; paEo no a1 al pueda nsR larte
de foFmar oiudRdanos,
DeciE quaJla Condici6n nsce1aEia y snfi
Cionte para que an pals pueda g0bsRnaR1s
( q mfsmC, es que II mayoEia de Ius hnbi.
tante1 Bspap leeE y aucEibir. 40 psnsar
70 Que g dice
On humbTs que no uabG laaE y esoribiE
pueda Gn tsdal paEtsa con s1jaoi6n 81 C6di-
60 civil, adquiFif tranlmitir la propias
dad, obligaTEs : ueF b igsdo Ga cualquieE
foEmD; nobEe tOdO puede cauarse, ConBti'
tuir una fsmilia y gobornarla. No exi.
gen puastrnl isYes, ni laB de Otro1 puoblos
que n9 nepR leaE egcEibiE paFs eisEcitaE
el deEechO electoral, y @ n1edianta q vote
como los Ciudadanol flhuysn en- el GO.
bierno ds Ia coaa p6blics; gobaFE andoas q
IL miamca.
N . debe cor faudiEBe h aapiFaei6n & ms
loraF 10 condici6n del Oiudadano poT medic
de Ii instruction elemental, preparation
general para IL vide, que meioEa Bus con-
dicioneg para Il luCha y ls hace m61 apto
y mas titil af mismo lo1 dem6a CON
laa condolences que loo Ciudadanos deban
reuuiF para gobsFnRrse dentro de M T6gi
men dc libeTtRd
Un hbmbrs dot9do dG EeE6n puedo co.
noceF todos sus debeTeg = todog uus dera.
chos, afu cuando no gepa Iseg ni sscEibiI;
d 81 conoCimiento de estou da nque.
lloS y au prfctica dentro de laa Ieye1, 10
que Conatituye e manual del peTfscto Ciu'
dadRnO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-29
CnNSEla EIECuTIvO

"A las 10 y 10 minutos di6 Comlen29 81. e
rsoi6n beio Il prsHidenciA de Mr WI
lloughby, con a1iatanciG dc del Val4e'
Acpn9, Dexter, HoYt 6gomer, GEAhAme
' Diaz NavRrro. De1pusB de apr0ba1a q
scto interior : no habisndo pstiCione8 min
puuan, Is di6 IeCtura y Mgulente1 pro
Yactos dc Icy.
OlB. "a, por Mr.. Gromer, para ennasn' :
dar la uscci6n 50 de IL Lay municipal "
gonto. Paa6 ala lComiai6n de lsveB gene
3. B. %, por Mr.. HOyt para enmOnd I
81 aruCulo 299 del C6digO penai. Paa6
{ Ii comigi6n do 10 judicial
O. B. 2e, pOr Mr. WilloEghby. para e.
mendaF 10 Icy de CorpoTaciones ca le lala
PaE6 & u comisi6n dq 10 judicial.
O.B ~, por Diaz Navarro, para en' e
mendeF nm ordculo del C6digo pOnal
Pav6 & Il comi1i6n de Ia judicial.
I'll preIidonte mani6Mta que q 9. y.
que traits sabre q pFa8upuOltO oata dis
puesto para diACutiEDs; paEo que en vlFtu1d
de no eutaE pFo10nte q auditor, 70 luspon'
de gu discussion.
Mr. Grcmor pEopon0 que el O. B. 40
auo tEata do fab1icaE an Odifcio para Log
e1cuolau do sgricultura do PuOEto Rico,
paao & d comiIi6n de haCisnda: fuo acuOTdo.
So propono que d O. 3 "a de M.
DaxteT: para onmOnd0R una 10y titul9da
tsLey EGcolar Compilada'' aprobada oEl
Mario 70 dc 1908; otEa Icy titulada ''h:y
para modifcAE ID Ley EnCOlaE OemPiladA"
eprobada "a Mario 8 do 1905; Otra titu'
lads "Ley dsliguando Cantidado Dc DIT
nero pagsdau poF loB municipios y otEas
pornonaa IL ComiaionadO Dc InatruCcifn
para onusre1 do orcuolas , paFs otro1 fncl
aprobnda "a Mario 10 do 1904, J otEa
tituIada clay autoEizando q Comidona,
do ds INSTRUCTION para que expida liCeaCias.
ospecialea maoStEos ProparatoFioD peIa
otrou fineS'', aprobada en- Mario 8 del
1905. q popgs ( dincu0i6n , fac AcuoFdo.
Mr.. Dexter habl6 ca favor del pFoyeCt0
y Iou ua6oEes Diaz Navarro, Willoug6hy,
Grahamo u Gromor On contra, Mr.. Hoyt-
ue muoutra favor dol O. B que % diScntO
y do1pu65 40 un RCaloEAdo debate entEe
GEomsr y Dexter, us Ievanta d Comit6 to-
tal ' % dk poF terminals Ia session ha1ts
man lua & laB 10 4. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-29
PildOras ROsadas
4 del DR.. Williams !
= EN- Las BoT1cAs.
EN- EL ATENEO
EN- Las porroAs.

"a vslada del lunsB On q Atsnso fu6
inteFauante.
Entire los que o. ellis tOmaEon paFts,
hguRAbAn c0noCidag psrgOna8 dc VAIeE 8
ilustraci6n.
EIpTofesor Vicontg diSsrt6 acsEca de ls
education do Il ninss, 8 hizo obseFgacio.
nes atinadl dlaimag rogpecto del papel impoT
tante que tocR laa madFes de famiiis dos
ompe1AT ca ez8 gran 0bEa, de- YoTdadeFa
tFauOendOnCia, que Conai1to en- h levOutadG
preparation del CoEaz6n del niio, dosdo 81
hogaF, On donde dsbon do ojemplATisaRs9
% gsntir y pou8aF, do 1uerte que estO1 Ge
complstsn y 90 pelfsceionen On q ambion'
ts del aulQ.
El Icdo. Dagstsu, habl6 tambion & 10
digtinguids O0nCuFPencia con 1u peculiar s
inrtructiva eIocuci6n.
L6poS Sfnchas deIoit6 con Ia IeCtuEa do
an cuanto Buyo 0n q CuRl Iuc3 90 ingonio
y % deciF galano.
Un disCnEso brillantfsimo, prom unCi6
tambi6D, CautivRndo ID Gtanci6n dol audi.
torio, sl iogen iluatrAdo m6diCo Ruis
AEnau.
EI1,nsE Fordinand Cntorou. preIidontO
del AtensO, pTosont6 d ioven abOgsdo
afiaNuaho don Rafael AFEillaga, quien
SoEpEendi6 4 todos con una eIocuontO poro'
Eati6r.
Una notn para todos gratfima, foe Is
pEalsnCia ca 81 cuIto csntro, do uno de sus
loCiol fdnda 1oEes, 81 gslioV jose 7. Silva,
pusRt0EEiquefio FcEidonto Ga Paris
PoE invitaCi6n especial del presidents,
81 senior Silva habl6 exprcs6 Su1 profun.
daa simpatfag por era cara puortorriquai Il,
que 81 habfa Contribufdo & fundar cHyR
signifcaCi6n eEa y debfa ContinuaE Giendo
muCha ca ID historic del pals, como expo
nents de au Cultura.
CoFE6 u aetoie 81 usipr CertsFo8, con fea
|Gos pOr b pdblico aoogidaa con APPLAUSE
Isn laB cuaIe1 congTatnl6ss do que 81 Ate.
neo despiorts "a nntigua briIlanteE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-29
Venta especial

Es la epoca Teglamentaria de nues-
tro Balance General y con este hotiVo
hncemos antes VENTAS ESPECIA-
LES de todos aquellOs articulos que
tenemos en- RTandes eantidades siendo
pues el mejor tempo de hacer com.
pras en- nueatro GRAN BAZAAR Dc
cualquier aTtiCulo que Ae necsite, lue.
90 entrar6 la normalidad en- los pre-
clos; visitenos y vera como ss cierto
que tientn precios eecepcionales los
articulos siguientes otros mas que
moi Telacionanaos pero que eStdn ex-
puestos.
Bajillas de porcelana decorada, jue-
gos:de cafe japOneses y de porcelana
decorada, jarTones japoneses estilo
m odernista, Tieatos Para hores CuR-
dros para palaSS comedor y gabinetes,
Cubiertos de metal blanco garantiEa-
dos Eombreros para Senoraa Cortes
de Blusas bordados, Sombrillas etc,
etc.
Acabamos de recibir IN extensO
surtido del ALFoMBRAs y EsTERAs
especiales que ofrecemos & preciOs muy
econ6micos:
paA lfombras de. CREX muy prOpias
enra pafses ealidosa apor Eu frescura, J
net diversos colores, para sala, , gabi
Paes y habitaciones:
IdIa sala-tamsfo-pies 6 < ga s5 ma.
gabinete, - pulgds 81 z9O q So
Id..gabinete,a 'pulgds So 72 4 50
Id, .habiiaoi6n ), ), "a < 48 80 otv'
Para id i'd pulgdslo.21 K 40 a 65 ctvH
ID id dIl1 idIpuIgds,Y rs So SO etv.
AlfOmbras fbraIHOf, muy solioitadas
porsser Ilavables. Colores. verde, azul
Posa y habano,
Para sala de pies s x96e7. so uua
I'd. id, de pies rs ( 10-6 4 10 una
I'd. i'd, de pies 80 K 1912 q s IL una
I'd. id, de pies 8 K u as 12 una
La misma clase pOr yardas, en- colo
res szul punzo y de una yarda an
cho 40 y 55 ctvs la yarda.
Estera de paja para ptsos, en- Varlos
colOres yEde uEa yaEda de anchO de -
y 90 ctvs. yarda.
AlfombTa de Moqueta para sala en-
colores elegantes y eOmbinRciones mo-
dernistas de pies K 8 & 81 una,
Alfombras de Id Id en- i'd para id
en- pies 8-3 1J-6 & e13 ura.
Alfombras de Id i'd para habitaci6n
en- los mismos cOlores y dibuiOE ele-
gantes de tamanfio, pulgadas "a < q
$3.50 una.
Aifombra de felpa' hna, en- colores eler
gantes elase extra, prOpias pa-a
habita2ion, tamafiO, pdas 54 K q $3.50
Alfombras pOr yardas en- colOres mo-
dernistas y dibuiOs elegantes, de %
pulga1Rs de ancho 10 y 65- ctYa. 10
yarda.
6ONzlLEz.PlDlM HERMlnOS San Fran
cisco Ss, = Ia PAQUlTR' Jus
to 29.