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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
MACK ESTIMATES
BRYAN VICTORY
CONTINUED from Page ons)


cent reports from Kentucky indicated
the outlook for a Republican victory
there was decidedly encouraging.
Never Doubted New York
Mr.. Hitchcock said he never had any
doubt about New York being for Taft
and Hughes, and he declared New Jer-
sey would give a plurality for Taft
and Sherman.
The Republican congressional COM
mittee, with headquarters in this city,
expects, according to Secretary Loud
enslageF, that the Republican majority
in the sixty-first congress will be
greater than expected. 1t is said to be
believed at headquarters that the in
crease will come from several south
ern states.
Secretary Loudenslagers forecast,
issued several days ago, was: Repub-
lican 227, Democratic 164.
The New York state campaign closed
tonight so far as the Democrats are
concerned, but Governor Hughes is
scheduled to make ten speeches in
Greater New York Monday night.
Lieutenant Governor Chanler, his
Democratic opponent, reached his home
county of Duchess this afternoon and
plans to remain there until the returns
are in.
Governor Hughes has relied chiefly
in his efforts for reelection upon the
success of his attack on racetrack
gambling in the state, and upon the
creation of the public service commits
sion to supervise utility corporations
of every sort. After declining to an
swer Governor Hughes questions on
these issues for twelve days, Mr.. Chan
ler finally announced he was opposed
to a repeal of the laws which stamped
out gambling, and that while he would
not abolish the public service commits
sion, he was in favor of electing their
highly paid members.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
MACK BETRAYS
OCTOPUS DEAL
R0cKEFELLER-TAFT COMBINE
LONG BREWING
Cites Fact That Roosevelt Denied
Contributions In 1904, When OIL
Trust Gave 100000 for
Third Time
~ AssocIalea Press.l

NEW YORK, Oct. S1.-National
Chairman Mack, in an authorized
statement today regarding the presi-
dents denials of the relations between
the administration and the STANDARD
Oil company, declared he had positive
proof for ten days that negotiations
were going on between Taft managers
and the Standard Oil company to get
the support of the Standard Oil people
all over the country and to get a con-
tribution of S1000,000. which is the
same amount they gave in 1896, 1900
and 1904"
Mr.. Maclks statement follows:
president Roosevelt's denials of the
relations between the administration
and the Standard Oil company loses
force when 1t is remembered that he
made a similar denial four years ago
when Judge Parker declared that the
Republican managers in charge of Mr..
Roosevelt's campaign were receiving
money from corporations.
HE denied that story more vehe-
mently than he does the present
charge. No one has forgotten that Mr..
Hartman and Mr.. Roosevelt had con
firmed Judge Parker's charges.
Roosevelt Forgets
$50 far as denying the relations be-
Standard Oil company is concerned,
Mr. Roosevelt forgets that Mr.. Taft
and his managers want to do a little
bargaining of their own, while they
also know that Mr.. Roosevelt wishes
to be it in the event of Mr.. Tafts
election.
''Mr. Roosevelt must know that the
Republican managers for Mr.. Taft felt
the necessity of getting another mil
lion dollars at this particular juncture
and that the loss of the Standard OILS
million in this campaign was one of
the things that the grand old party
could not get along without and that
the Taft managers made a successful
bargain with the Standard Oil COM
pany.
"As to whether Mr.. Taft will cheat
Wall street. the Standard Oil company
and the Steel trust If he should be
elected, or stand with Mr.. Roosevelt,
who nominated him, is question the
public can determine for themselves"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
CLAIMS WYOMING FOR
TAFT, BUT FAILS TO
OFFER ANY ESTIMATE

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct 31.--Repub-
1ican Chairman C. w. Burdick claims
Wyoming for Taft and Congressman
Frank W. Mondell "by substantial
pluraiities," but gives no figures.
Democratic Chairman d. N. Stick
ney declares the state is in the doubt
ful column, both as to presidential
electors and congressman.
The Democratic congressional can
didate is Hayden M. White. No state
officers are to be elected.
Indications are the railroad labor
vote, which was given almost soIidly
for Roosevelt four years ago, has
turned to Bryan and this gives the
Democrats their hope of victory.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
COMPANY FAR FROM
QUITTING BUSINESS
RECORD OF SALES EXHIBITS
DECIDED VITALITY
Southern California Motor Car con-
Germ Reports Exceptional Activity
in Manufacturing and Every
Branch of Work

There was a mistake as to the
Southern California Motor Car COM
pany having gone out of business, as
chronicled last Sunday. On the con-
trary it is devoting its entire attention
to manufacturing, repairing, special
machine work and oarhuretor manu-
facture in the same building with the
American Automobile company OF
Southern California, sales agent for the
American automobiles.
The following sales are reported for
the past week:
To j. A. Case, president Los Gatos
National bank, Los Gatos, seYen-pas-
senger, 60-horse power, touring car.
c. p. T. TFaunton, Westmoreland and
Washington street, seYen-passenger
American.
William Papke, 7O-horsepower spe-
cial. eighty-five miles an hour Ameri-
can Traveller.
This firm also sold Stanley Ketchell
an American roadster.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
oREGoN'S CAMPAIGN
DULL, BUT TAFT MEN
ANTICIPATE SUCCESS

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 31.-The cam
paign in Oregon closed tonight with
rallies in nearly all the principal cities
and towns of the state.
For several reasons the campaign in
Oregon had not been very spirited
Oregon is normally Republican by a
large majority and will doubtless re-
turn four Taft electors.
Another thing that is wanting to
arouse 4 maximum of prediction en-
thusiasm is that there is no state or
congressional election and no local is
sues involved.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
Missouri as of Old

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 31.--A safe Demo-
cratic majority for the entire Demo-
cratic ticket, state and national, is the
claim of State Chairman Rubey of that
party. This would mean pluralities
ranging from 25,O00 to 10000 for each of
the candidates. The Republican man
ayers dispute this claim, however, as
.serting that Attorney General Herbert
S. Hadley is certain to be elected gov
ernor over his Democratic opponent.
Congressman William Cowherd, and
that Taft and Sherman will also carry
the state. Conservative estimates give
the state to Bryan and Folk, with Cow
herd as the probable victor in the
gubernatorial contest.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
HAIR WHlTENED, FACE
MADE OLD IN A DAY BY
BLOW; GETS $19,50C

CHICAGO, Oct. Sl.-m one day after
a broken trolley pole fell ON the head Of
Mrs. Julia Konold, her hair, naturally a
chestnut brown, was turned completely
white and the expression Of her face
changed from the bloom OF middle age
senior.
The accident occurred December Fl,
1904. In Judge puthilPs court yesterday
a verdict for $4,000 was rendered in her
favor against the Union Traction COM
pHny, owners Of the line on which she
was injured,
The verdict Is one OF the largest ever
returned I'm favor Of q woman In a per-
sonal injury case in the history Of Chi
cage.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
nMvsterlous Micher in JaII

CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-The arrest last night of
Joseph Michel, alias Michel the Mysterious, In
connection with the governments crusade
against the white slave traffic, promises to
furnish one Of the most important cases in the
patches Of present prosecutions brought by
United States District Attorney Sims. Ever
since the crusade began early in June the
government has been trying 10 obtain evidence
against the defendant. The prisoner was
arraigned before United States Commissioner
Foote, and in default Of s25, 600 bail was sent
to jail for a preliminary hearing Friday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM
ILLINOIS, BUT FIGHT
WILL BE A CLOSE ONE

CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-The campaign in
Illinois viii not actually close until
the voting is finished. While it is
claimed the state is safe for the Re
publican national ticket, there is a
keen fight over the governorship be-
tween Governor Charles S. Deneen,
Republican, and Adlai e. Stevenson,
the Democratic leader.
1t is admitted by the Republican
leaders that their gubernatorial can
didate will run considerably behind
the national ticket, and the Democrats
confidently claim that their man will
be elected.
1t is believed that majorities for Mr..
Taft in the various counties of the
state will show a marked decrease
from those given for Mr.. Roosevelt
four years ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
DEMOCRATIC LEADER
SAYS WASHINGTON Is
FOR BRYAN BY 10000

SEATTLE, oct. 31.--The campaign
closed tonight in the state of Washing
ton with both sides confident and both
parties holding final rallies in Seattle
Chairman Ellis De Bruler of the Re
publican state committee predicts the
election of the entire Republican ticket
by 10000 majority, which means also
the election of a United States senator
by a Republican legislature.
The state gave Roosevelt 101, $40 in
1904, against 2S,09S for Parker, but de-
spite this Chairman George H. White
of the Democratic state committee
forecasts a majority in the state for
Bryan of not less than 10000.
The Democrats base their belief upon
conditions SO similar to those in 1896
as to be almost an extra parallel.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
BURGLARS SECURE JEWELRY
REPORTED TO BE WORTH $3.50

Diamonds and other jewelry to the
amount Of $3.50 was stolen last night from
the residence OF Mrs. r. V. Musso at 420
Bouchet street Shortly after dinner Mrs
Musso left her house for a short visit
When she returned at $3.50 o'clock she no
tieed her dressing case had been disturbed
and found a diamond marquise ring valued
at $3.50, a one-karat solitaire diamond ring
worth S175, a second marquise ring set with
rubies. valued at $3.50, and gold watch
worth S75 had been stolen.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
Montana pemocratio

HELENA. Mont, Oct. 31.-Estimates
Of Montana's vote in the forthcoming
election are based largely on the theory
that the appeals to organized labor by
both parties have not been made in
vain. Secretary Nolan Of the Dem
ocratic state committee places Bryan's
majority at 10000. The election of
Norris, for governor, is claimed by the
Democrats by a plurality of $500.
Chairman Lanstrom of the state Re-
publican committee predicts a majority
of 5000 for Taft. He estimates the plu-
rality for governor at 1900.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
Outlook in Idaho

BOISE, idaho. Oct. 31.-The electoral
vote of idaho is conceded to Taft by
Democratic State Chairman Nugent,
and the Republican estimate of the
majority Is 1000. Chairman ONeil of
the Republican state committee claims
the election of the entire state ticket
by the same figures The Democratic
estimate, however, indicates that the
party is confident of carrying the cleo
tion for state officers by 1000 plurality
vote
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
SAYS ROCKEFELLER
HAS BEEN FOR TAFT
SINCE NOMINATION
[Rv Associated Press.1

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 31.-W. e.
Rudd, brother-in-law of John d.
Rockefeller, said today the oil man had
strongly favored the candidacy of Mr..
Taft ever since the latter's nomination
for president.
Mr.. Rockefeller has always been a
Republican in national politics." said
Mr.. Rudd, "and to the best Of riy
knowledge he has never made a secret
of this fact, and during the past sum-
mer he frequently said in my hearing
that he thought the election of Mr..
Taft would lead to the return of nor
NAL business conditions.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
pIsmsmbsred Body Found

TACOMA, Oct. S1.-The remains of
what appears to have been a woman
were found last evening In the White
river near Buckley by two fishermen.
The head and shoulders and left leg
are missing. How it came to be in
the river and the identity of the re-
mains are a mystery.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
Duke Orders Her Picture

TURIN. Oct. 31.-It was learned here
today that the Duke of the Abruzzi
has placed an order for the painting
of a large portrait, of Miss Katherine
Elkins. to whom he is engaged to be
married. The portrait will be made
from photographs.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
pIaoea LImit for MuIe

ATLANTA, Ca. Oct. S1.-There is a limit to
the weight a Georgia mule should be made to
haul and this limit yesterday fixed by
Judge Broyles in police court at 25O0 pounds
Judge Broyles fined c. r. Walker S5.75 be-
cause Walkers mule was hauling load Of
4OS2 pounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
ALL DEMOCRATS
FEEL CONFIDENT
REPORTS EVERYWHERE SHOW
BRYAN VICTORY
Exposures Fatal to Republican Lead
ers and VIII Result In Over
whelning Success Of De-
mocracy Is Claim
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have the most complete organization
that they have ever had.
They state the bank guarantee plank
has caught many votes and claims 80
per cent of the labor vote.
1t is said the farmer vote will go to
Taft and that Bryan will make great
gains in the cities and towns.
Nen-partisan predictions are to the
effect that the majorities of the sue
eessful candidates will not exceed 5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
Robbed Of $toO in Gold

Eohn saulre, a German iaborer living at
south Grand avenue. reported to the po-
sgt night that while he was looking
eictures In a kaleidoscope show on
street hts pocket was picked Of
talninE s1Oo In Eold
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01

Dancing every night at Venice.
Twenty-piece orchestra
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01

cent reports from Kentucky indicated
the outlook for a Republican victory
there was decidedly encouraging.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
JUNTA PATRlOTICA
ORGANlZAOA EN- Ia HABANA
Para evitar los 8p3SiOnamient0s y
aCt0s de ViOIGnGi8 en- IuChaS p0.
litiCaS.

En- la Hsbana SO hR organizado ur a
'JuntR PAtEi6tie ," CompueHts de 100
mismbroB con 81 objsto de intsTvsuir en-
lAH luChHB poIfticaD, svitando los spaaiona.
misntoV, revoluCionoI y ActoI dc vioIeneia
en- 10 future, laH ouRles, degenerando On
pEOtsBtRs a'madAR, pusden peEtuEbar ell
or len = dsF lugar una nusvR inteEvsn.
ci6D.
Es de aplaudir esa noble conducta, y
penunm 30 que en- ells: dsben de inspiyaE1e
y tomRr ejOmplo elementoH irE, fl axivoB
toFpeB que en- las IuChRs poIfticaB de Peer
to Rico no Iabsn hRCer otra coBa que Rps'
lar q lA ent6pidA violsncia, que ou pismprs
grossrR y dospreciabIe "a sc manifesto en-
eI tOno del IsDguSje psriodfstioo ~ en- Otro
campo cua'quiefa donde solo debR imrerar
ID Cultura dc las gsnteB defeudiendo el
busn nombre del pals, de- bajas CRIumniau
que suelen ipfjiTlo suH gsatuftoH enemi'
p6P.
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LAS ARTILLERIAS.
>franCesa y aIGmada
los dos puGbI0S IiVaIeS Sc aTman
haSta los dienteS.
Discussion que gIrA 0RtrO las I0RfIjls J las dOS
VGRt0IaS DO 10 artIllOlIl aOVisIm0.

La Eivslidad. 70 lPgsndaEiR, de Los dos
pusbloH mas podGTo1os del Cantro do EU-
Hora, Va Cadi0ndO yiRiblamente, moaida
que 90 nlejan las feChRB del 6ltimo 6eIaBtFe
al comp6s tRmbi6n que oReCsn los gran.
dea inteTeBs8 moERleB = Gcon6miCoH do AM
boG.
Pero uno otro, On pugn8 veFdadeTa.
menta eBpRntAble, 90 RHmRn hRBta los diem
tGs = al progFGBo On laB RTmaB, y 81 Ru.
mento de Lon efsctivo8 del unO, HuOsden ain
int6rvalo Iou apEehtOG , TefueRzoB del otRo.
DuFAnte loG pTimeFoB veintiCinoo ai1OG
que 1uCedisEon la guerra, las don aTti-
llsEfea erRn pr6xjmRmente igualGB en- eff
caCia PGFQ, FranCiR, adelRn t6nd0ge & ga
vecinP, mud6 ga material de GRmpRfiR,
dOtRndo au ej6Ecito de IL piezs dc tire
E6pidO hoy FeglamsptaEiR = de la Cual tan.
to 90 0BpOEa, habidR CusntR do los Ee1ultR
dos a'CRnzRdOB en- el pOlfgOno.
AL spOFCibiFse de clio AIemRnia eatudi6
ain 8pEeguTamiont0, ID tFanafoFmaci6n de
su material EGgIamentaTio modeI0, de 1895,
logFRnd0 d0r con una formula que, BeF6
cusudo TODD 81 Rrmamento 30 hAyR termi-
nado.
Lo que BabemoB del nuevo cafi5n eB que
90 tFAtR de un modeIo de piezR de cBmpR'
flR de retEoceBo gebre eI montsie.
81 pFesidents del C6hseja de sdminiDtra'
Ci6n de ls 'ReiniBChe MGtRlIwsTen und
MaBchinOnfAbrick de DuBHeIdt Fl herr
EhrhRrdt, hR publiCado una memoirs para
informRr lR 8ociedAd, en- lR que gs leen
Nlgunos detall0B del nuev0 canon, reunion
do VREioB frRgmentou tOmRd0g de Rc6 y
aCull6, peE0 BobFe lR base del material
Krupp.
La pieza "a 10 enDSY6 On Len maniObrRB
del afio pagado, al pRrecsr con 6xito.
El montajs eB nuevc. peFo el ct non GB
una modification del antique, On gu BiSte'
ma de Ci0Tre que 40 abTiE6 = CerrRFG On IN
solo tempo. FL 0pRFato de punterfR ira
DBbT0 lR CunR. La ouTefiR llevaF6 pRntR'
llaB pHotsctoEaB y no us CRmbiAn las mu.
nicioneP.
La tFannformaci6n 30 estk hBci0ndo en-
loI t0ll0FGu del eBtGdo , en- Lao dos grRnfeI
fAbricaB de Csfione8 del egiR3o, Kvupp =
EhrhRFdt.
La diEouBi6n de los t6cnicoB 8lemantF,
c n motivO de 10 que haStS ShaER 80 Babe
de los luceIoB impprtRnts8 de ls7 lachG
TuIojSponeBa, gira gobT8 laD YentsjsR y
deuventajGs de uAtA RRtilleFfa novfsimB,
miranda como on do guponeF, 81 eRtsdo de
CoBRB en- que % hallaE6 AlemRnia luego dc
la tranlformGCi6n de "a REtilleEfR.
Los alemRnsB, OBCEibe lR "Internationale
Rsvue'', no no8 hsmos pracipitRdo en- lG
reIoIuci6a dc sHte problems, Porque NADIA
nos 10 PxigfG, pueB tampoeO en- FrRncia eB
todo orc 10 que EOluCa en- mRteEis Rr'
tilleEiR.
Ea 81 teRtro de Ia guerra EuIo.japonesa
hemoB viBto deGRIIollATss lR lnchR entire 81
canon de tiEo acsIerSdo y 81 de tiro E6pido.
del cHn6d de montsje Ffgido contra Of,
cs non de FetroceBo Gobre 81 montRie
El ei6Eoito que llGvAbR el montsjO hA
sido sl venCsdor hRItS AhoTR, suCumbien'
do 0l que poBsfR el canon de retFoCsuo 30
bTe el montsjs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
Nuevas empresas agrfCoIaS.

So info MI que nusvRB empEesGB Egrf
colRg con capital excIuaivRments de gen
teB que en- el pals reAiden, 10 tratGn de
ConHtituir en- breve y que para ls pr6xin q
zaffa habF6 aumsntado en- un 20
por CisDto 81 area dc production de Is CO
6a de azdcRr con que hoy cuenta la isle.
LoB hRCendados do 4a>coBtR suF y Eate
80 mueltTan muy auimRdos para prose
guir Bu labQr de exploitation de l8 riCa
gEaminea pU.es Cuentan con que an fschO
no muy ltjshG podTdn diBponeE de Buf.
Ciente sguR para el riego de uuH CAfiAvsrA'
lea, que hahtR ahoTa han tsnido que JuChRE
con lR secD, que On dttsrminRdAs oCaBio'
neD, como en- los d;timoB amos, Cause in
calculates dGn9S Ia production.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
MDICADlR GENERAL

-~ Consoles A LAS MADREs. -El jarabe
Calmante de la Sefiora WinsIow debe
usarse siempre que los nifIos estan en- Ell
periodic de Ia detenci6n. ProporciOna ALI
vic Immediate al pequefio paciente, prOdu-
Ce un sueflO natural y. tranquilO, aliyia ell
dolor el angelic despierta muy ylyo =
calma al nifIO, ablanda sus dolores, hace
faciles la funcionen del est6magO y regula
los intestinOs. Els Ell meiOr remediO como
cidO para la diarrea va prOvenga esta de la
dentici6n 6 de cualquiera Ctra causa.
De Calmatne de la Seflora WinslOw": es el
meiOr de )tOdOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
NAL TEMPO ell maTteS.

A Ia una de ls madrugada del maEtsl
ne degpeTtaFon muchoB veCinoF de SantuE
CO & cAuBa del fusEte viento que Feinaba
aqua = tEuenoB que duFante mGs de 20
minutes CRy6 ? 10 nintisEon ALI. 81 vien
to lego una velocidsd de 30 millsB 90
gun eI infoEme de Ia ofcinR del tempo ,
muchoB Creysron que 90 tFataba De 8lg6u
cicl6n dc los pEopioB de ODta 6poCP.
AlgunRu cBHaB de gente pObEe peFdisFeu
paEts de Ia oobijs; pero cato solo Bs re-
dujeron Les oonHsCuenciRB de 10 tuEbonA
da, RbonanEando POGO dsBpu6g el NAL item
po que termin6 en- fueFtes OguaCerog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
A Ia lucia.

Los hombreB ION los que h2cen los pus
bIoB 6 mPjog dicho de los h0mbEeg dOpen
de 81 bisn 6 NAL sHtar de IN pals.
Todo CiUa8dRno debs hRceE uB0 dc loR
deEechos que Is Concede lR ley y MIXING
ahors que no hay pucheERzoB nj smRpu'
chon. EB preciOo If 10 luChR paFO sntsE
debs CompTRrHs trOjeu de CaHimiF, CamisaB,
Cusllosy pufioB en- ''El Cislo" que egt6n
al lado de todcB sin diEtinciones de matt
Ger. ia 10 IuchP, pueblo!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
iiMUY BARATO!!

So vsnde 1nuy baERta On Hato Rsy, pa.
Fsda So, una casa EaCi6n c0nstFuida, 8ncIa'
vada On una extension apFoximadU, de
tFeB cuaFtas de CuaEda fnCadR de toda Cla'
90 do frutElm y un millRF de pif1B en- pro-
ducci6O. Para infoEmel 26 Tetuan, San
Juan, PUeTta Rico, 15Vs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16

REVOLUTION MUSIOAL-SoliCit0
nusatro OOt6IOgO de mtica para piano,
violin y piano, mandolinO = guitsrrR que
Contiene mas de mil dOSCGentGs obrRs diHtin
tRB, toda8 proCioa nunca viHtoS en- Puerto
Rico do 10 OentavOS eI ejempJaT. FL .lujo
y 10 correction de nusntraB edicioneJ, to-
pdas litogrnfsdas, no neCsaitA EsClamo.
Rsmita hoy mismO gu direction para en-.
viuFie 81 Cat6lcgo Century Music Pub.
Comp. lien 4 sItou, ApAEtsdo 415 San
juan PQsrto Rico IS v. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
Con Eumbo a Europa

Aver embaEoaFon On 81 corEeo que uali6
para Nusva York los mfiore1 WenceBlao
B rdR = 81 hijo don Lsoptl1o que han
eItado RlgunAB IemRnaH en- Ia iala. Van
& Epro2s vie EItRdoB UnidoBy y ERgEesar6n
Puerto Rico ineB de sflo.
Dete1moD el mas dith9Bo vibie les
O tim .bles ssfioreg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
paRta Industrial de Santmroe (8an Juan
Box 657) tiene en- oIaBs de primeER pre-
clos sin compassionate, I'm complete gurtido
para construction de cauRs. MolduFaB dc
todoI tamafiOD. TablillaS para perSianRB
Dsp6SitoE, San Juan frsnte Rl mualIO
n6msrO 2, SanturOs Stop. "a. Tel6fono1
425 y 1880. Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16

CHARLES WERE, Corrador de adua-
ne, cOmiSioniSta en- general. Agsnte de
Les. acrsditRdR8 CervsgAB SALVATORE y
'l0WEN BRAU" NlemAnaB. AgBnt0 eBpA
Cial para Puerto Rico de Ia conoCidR fibFi
ca do liCOreB MARIE BRlZARD'' y de los mss
acrsditRdoB vinoB do BurdOoR Agente
general de Ia gran fibrics international
de eonusrvaI ''Le solail" Mslineg, do Bel
gios. OfoinaB TancR ndmeFo 1. Tel6fO
no 81. B.x 223. Prontitud, bRrAtura y
Begulidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16

a. LOPEZ CEPERO, San JOH6 is
OompFR Venta de muebles On general.
80 haCen preHtamon de dinerO BObF0 prem.
daB de orc, plata y piedrau pEeOicuRB. Sc
OOmpEan prsndaH antiguaG , modernaa. 30
OOmprR y vende plata y orc deterioE0do.
OonsBGnte existencia de musblOI, tipo
ocon6micoH. BARRAS DE CATRE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
ADVERTIS: MENT.
Department Of the Interior,
Bureau Of Public Works.
San Jaan, P. R. June % 1908

San Jaan, P. R. June % 1908
Sealed proposals, for the farnilhing of
ell labor and material neceuary for the
Installation Of plumbing in tbs Reform
School Of Porto Rico, Guanajibo Point
near M&yagusz, will be received at this
office until 10 a. m Of ths 2Oth day Of
July, 1908, and thsn publicly opened.
Ths estimated cost Of the work il
$3.573 80.
A cert:fod check for one hundred do.
liars ($1OOOO) payable to the ordsr of
the supt. OF Public Works mugt accomps.
nv each bid AB gArRnty.
Plans specifications blank forms and
ell available iLformati5O will be farniahed
on application to this office.
The right to EejsCt any OF all bids ID
reserved.
J. J. JImsnes.
26vB Supt. of Public Wovks
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16

ENTIRE lol CompradoEas de rolOie1 a
plRSoB On Ia joyoEia de F. KehEhRhu y Go
90 EegAIG un Fsloj "WalthRm" Bemanal'
meDt0. La Ultima uemRna obtuvo uno el
BOcio aefior M. LIinaH San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16

CASA DE PKEsTAMOs de Jose Ba.
zEn, Allen 81 ST. HaCe opeFsCioneB 10
brs alhsjaL Dssde 100 dollars en- ade
lante el intsr6S ssT6 conventional y no ex'
osder6 del 3 % mOnBuAl. OompTa = ven.
de HlhHjaH modsrnas y antiguaH. San Juan
Puerto Rico.