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The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
Proposed Amendment No. 10

That Section l of Article fo of the Con stitution of the State of Arkansas he amend ed so as to read as follows Article 16 Section l. Neither the Statt nor any city, town, county, or other ntiniei pality in this State shall ever loan its credit for any purpose whatever, nor shall any county city town or municipality ever issue any interest bearing evidences of inde btedness except such bonds may be authorized by law to provide for the con stTuCtion and maintenance 0f pubic high ways in counties cities and towns and the construction, purchase and maintenance Of public improvements of a general nature in cities and towns Provided, That bonds or evidences of iti- debtedness shall not be issued fol an amount more than ten per cent of the as sessed valuation of all real aud personal property Ill city, town or county proposing | 10 issue same
 l Such bonds shall not bear greater rate of interest than five per cent per annum and | in order to provide for the payment of such bonds and interest, special tax uot to eN
 eeed three mills OH the dollar Ill addition | to the rate of taxation, now authorized, may be levied by said counties, cites and towns And the State shall never issue any inter est bearing treasury warrants or ScTID. The above resolution was filed III the ot | ice of the Secretary of State on May 23 | 1907.
 l Each EleCtor may vote for CT against the | above amendment. Witness my ofhClal signature thlS 24th 1 day of February, 1908
 0, (. LUDWIG, Secretary of State. |
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
Notice.

Notice > herehN given that Charles K Haftes has th}eeIaY t5letl in tEt office of the Clerk ui tue ChauccrN Court Of Washington County AtkaussfA4 hIs petition ta quiet and confirm hlS tItft ta the following lands iu said County fhe SoutlWest quarter of the Northwest quarter. tine Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter and the North half of the Southwest quarter ot the South west quarter 4t section Thirtetn Township Seventeen Range Thirty.
 All persons who claim any interest i'll the sud lands ate warned to appear III the sad Court ou the ttstday of the August term, DOS. and sho" caHse why the title u the said Charles k Harvey to tine same should not be Quieted and confirmed or they Will be forever ptec1udcd from asserting title to the same
 Nitness my hand and the Seal of sEAH said Court at my office i'll EaYette
 viffe this eitgth day of July fg0s. 10 ht G,E0 J. ROGERS. Clerk.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
fSeal.l
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that NJ. |. lHerring ton and F NJ. Harrington have this day filed in the office of the Clerk of the Chancery Court of Washington County, Arkansas, their petition to quiet aud confirm their title to the following land in said county, toiwit, The Northeast quarter of the Northwest guar ter of Section thirty five. i'll Township lsfgh teen North of Range Thirty. West. except nine feet taken of equal width of the North side.
 said land are warned to appear i'll the said Court on the first day of the August term, 1908 and show cause why the title of the said NJ l.. Harrington and r. NJ. Herfington to the same should not be quieted and con frmed, they will be forever precluded from asserting title to the same.
 Witness:my hand and the Seal ot SEAL said Court at my office Ill the City
 of Fayetteville this July 7; l9os lO-6t GEO. J. RODGERS, Clerk.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
Warning Order.

Washington Chancery Court, August Term,
 1908
 Mary l.. Sheehan. Plaintiff
 Pliny l.. Pierpont, Mary l.. Howell, the un- known heirs of Mary l.; Howell decd neT and GeorpeI Evans Defendants.
 The nonresident defendants, Pliny l.. Pierpont, Mary T., Howell, The eI Enknown Hha3ysa Heirs of Mary l.. Howell, deceased, 1haIies are warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint oi the plaintiff, Mary l.. Sheehan. l.. D. said Court this July Eth. 1908 IO.u GEO. J. ROGERS, Clerk.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
SULPHUR CITY.

July 13.-Mayo Head came in from War Eagle Wednesday where he had been visiting rela- tives for few days.
 Rev. J. F.. Bryan filled his re- gular appointment here Sunday. Henry Fawbush IS on the sick list this week.
 Miss Kate Mabry visited Miss Della Haskins Sunday.
 Quite a number from this place attended the |. 0. 0. F. decora- tion at Combs Chapel Sunday.
 The singing league meets every Wednesday night.
 Mrs. Dean Harris visited Mrs. Elizabe Harris Sunday.
 John Skumate and family of Elkins visited Walter Hales fam fly at this place Sunday.
 Miss Ellen Shook of Carter was in our little burg a couple of days last week sewing for Mrs. Mcconnell
 We are sorry to hear that Miss Mamie Ramey of Johnson has typhoid fever. We hope she will recover soon. as she IS an old friend of the writer.
 Jim Terry and wife visited J. l.. MeConnells family Sunday.
 Mrs. Rozell and two daughters and children visited at Lone Stars. Sunday.
 N. l.. Mabry came in from Scott Go. where he attended weeks singing normal. Mir. Mabry Is fine singer and de- serves much credit as our leader. He will begin singing school at this place next Monday. We wish him success.
 LONE STAR.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
The cattle inspectors are here

The cattle inspectors are here today and 1t is said that every COW in this vicinity will be quar- antined. This will work hard ship on many of our people as there are only q few who have more than q milk COW and have no pasture to put them i'll, and as scarce as feed is will make it a little expensive. Lincoln Times.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24

ing from a finger which the calf bit but she says 1t is nearly we'll How.
 Fly fishing is the order of the day and some have been catch ing good fish the last few days.
 Roy Stock burger of Fayette- vile IS visiting his uncle, J. w. Stoc kburger.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24

The Elks are making an eX- peuditure of S3, 500 on their hall and will be in their new quarters m ten days. They have the en- tire third floor of the First Ma tional Bank building, and expect to have the swellest set Of club rooms in the city. Among the features will be big range and dishes for serving banquets, la dies dressing rooms, reading rooms. rest rooms for out-of- town brothers, smoking rooms, pool and billiard tables, and a large dancing hall, the floor oi which is now being put ln.- Fayetteville Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of the State
 of Ark anSaS

Notice Is hereby given that the following joint resolution, proposing an amendment to the State Constitution, was passed bN the General Assembly al its regular session of 1907, and that the same will be submitted to the electors of the State at the next gen eral election 10 be held Monday. September IA loOs for adopt ion oI rejection.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
1neigbborbood '1news
Cleft over last week. )
WHITENER

July 13 K. V. Hughes is visiting in Aurora this week.
 Alb Linebarger and family at tended the Chlldrens Day exer- cises at Macedonia Sunday.
 Quite number of our Farmers Union folks spent Friday and Saturday at the county meeting held at the Bohannan School house near Huntsville
 The Childrens day exercises at Macedonia Sunday, under the able management of A. B. Wat son was a complete success. The program was lengthy and we'll rendered. Key. Stueden- burg of Gravette delivered lee ture that was we'll received by the large crowd, and the singing led by that master singer, Sterling Donaldson, put the audience in the seventh heaven of delight.
 Miss Oya Lane begun her du- ties as teacher, at Buckeye today.
 Prof. Herchel Hughes is at tending the Cha utauqua al Fay etteVille.
 ]. x. Phillips is the happiest man about, he IS q happy father now.
 Young ladies don't forget that fine parasol that is to be given away at Macedonia the 18th, and mothers don't forget to bring your babies and allow them d chance at the two caps to be giv- ell aWdy to the two prettiest, one for the baby under ole year, and one for the baby over one and not yet three.
 Local weather prophets who have been predicting rain for some time have now closed their shops.
 WILKINS McCAwBER.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24

The peach crop will begin to move by tie last of the week but only in small quantities at first. Almost the entire crop in this vicinity has been bought by one of the canning factories at Prairie Grove this year all of which will be shipped to that point. Lin- coin Times.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24

The county has let the contract for the approach of steel bridge at Wyman, the contract price be- ing S1, loo. The citizens ol the district pay for It. Fayetteville Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24

CAscAswEET, the well known remedy for babies and children, will quiet the little one in short time. The ingredients are print ed on the bottle. Contains no opiates. Sold by II. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
ELkINS.

July.-Most of the Elkins young people spent. Il. 4th at Thorney Where the Elkins Ball Team defeated Wesley lo to ,. Some of our boys are Re- publieans.
 Welt Roberts of Bald Twin spent Sunday with M w Moore at Elkins.
 The Ladies Aid gave an ice cream supper last Saturday night.
 Frank Fuller's team ran away last week and left the wagon scattered along the hillside but as no one was hurt It was al right.
 The Ball Boys seem to be hav- ing hard time getting game, St. Paul offered to come and play last Friday but at the last moment backed out, Drakes Creek were to come Saturday but phoned Saturday morning that they would not come. Now boys you need not be afraid for El- kins has not played but ole game in two years.
 John Osburn's four year old son was kicked, by mule last Tuesday and broke his nose but IS doing we'll at this writing.
 Hayden Smith, of Fayetteville, !, has been visiting relatives here this week.
 Sherman Dill, Democratic Nominee. for Senator, passed through Elkins on his way home from Thorney where he deliver ed an address the 4th.
 Mir. Hayes, the apple barrel man, from Fayetteville spent the most of last week hunting and fishing with Chas. Will jams.
 Mr. Howell mashed his thumb nail off while out hunting last week and the air is still blue where II was done.
 Dr. II. Thurman, of Harris, was trading in Elkins one day this week. The Dr. is a welcome visitor in our office. Come again Doctor.
 Mrs. Christian and little daughter are visiting friends in Benton County and at Spring dale this week.
 The black berries are going fast but chlggers are going fast CT, but not the same way. One goes away from us the other after us.
 The wheat and corn may be a light crop, but the hay will pay up for 1t.
 Miss Jessie Stokenbury spent the 4th III Springdale.
 Dr. Christian attended the Medical Society at Fayetteville last week.
 Noel Robins and John Reed both transacted business ln Fay etteville last week.
 Mrs. Simpson has been suffer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15
BNENIA.
EL AzOTE De IA JUvENTUD.
AbunilntUs Pfushls Dc quo las PiIdafas Rsaals
y DOL Or. Williams, sou EfICaeos pare
C0mhatIr POhIoza do SaBgTO.

Elsr Claudio Gil, conoCido fot6gFafo
TeHideuEs en- Trinidad, Cubs, calle DsBen'
gaf1o 73, oscEibe: "CeTtifoo gus con 81 Eao
de las PfldoEaB R9BsdaV del Dr.. Williams
me cure dc una fueHta dabilidad , anemiB
que poF aIgdn tempo me tenfs abAttdc.
Estuve que paFeCfR an eHqueleto poE 10 pa
lidez falta &c CaRusG. La migmR debiIi-
dad me sntoFpeci6 Ia digeHti6n. Tome IsB
EtfeEidaS pfldoEaB me hici0ron muy buen
efeCto On mi ualud, foEtifo6ndoms IL HRn'
gre y lR digestion y aument6 mucho en-
peso. No vaciIo On FecomsndaE las PfEd0'
EaB RosRdaB del DR.. Williams.
La SEtR. FsIipa Ni6vsT, Eeaidsnto en-
CanGOEE0,- Camsguey, CUBE, TtfsEe 50 pro-
pia ouFaCi6n = la de gu SER. mRdFe, en- laB
siguisnt0B fneag: ''DsBso mRnifeRtar mi
agEadscimi6ntO Las PfldoFa8 ROsadaB del
DR.. Williams poEque con elias me cure dc
anemis , neuralgia que por CoHR do dos
amos me habfa Rqueiad0. Estuvs muChO
tempo ca CANA poF Ia mucha debilidad y
psFsCe que POGO sfecto me hacfRp laB medi.
CinaB que tonne, pUeB continue NAL haEts
que tome p0F recommendation de una gefioFR
amiga, les PfldoFas Roaadaa del DR.. Will
liamg CuR6ndome ERdiCRlments con elias.
Mi mans habfS pRdeCido do Feumatismo
p0F COBR de CuAtEo amos y le di & tomaF las
PfldoFaB R0BadRB del DR.. Williams, con
BeiB fraBCoB de eBte efcRz Vsmedio euro tam
bi6n. DsBde GntonO8B tenemoB en- casa. un
fcRequito do eutaB pfldoFRg para emplsar
en- Csno de debilidad, y Lar rscomsndRmoB
con entuBiasmo."
Las PildoFas RogadRs del Dr. Williams
80 emplean efcasm0nte para purifcAr ls
BRDgre y foFtifoar los neEvioB, en- la ans'
mis-, CoIoFsB p6lidog, neEvioaidad, dolores
de CabezR, diBpepBia nervioBO, EsumatiHmo,
Ciatioa, pRT6liRis parciaI, todR class de de-
bilidad = On general como t6nico FsConnti'
tuyente. InBtruccioneB con CadR ffaBquito.
PfdRnHee len les boticap, aBegur6ndoB9 que
Baan del DIR. WILLIAMS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15
La pfImItO nsg0GIaGI6n 50 hl rOaIIzaio pOI
S6OO.OOO.

Sc aGabR dc C0nAtitUiT una nueve empRe.
% 8gFfColR induBtFiAl quo dentTo de
bEeVe tempo quedar6 Incorporate b0io Ian
pReBCTipCioneB do 10 Icy de CoFporaCioneB.
Un gindiOato tornado por varies HeioreB
com0ECianteU, induhtriaIes y sgriCultoEsu de
eata Ciud6d = de otEaB poblacionsB do 10
igIR, ha CompFRdo IR central do cafiRB de
az6caF, sta en- Santa Isabel, propisdad del
ST. Juan OoEtada , Conocid& deBd0 hRCe
tempo con 81 nombEe de "Central Cor
tRda."
EOts nCgociaci6n 90 hizo por Ia respeta.
BILE GumR de. $500. 600 y 90 hR tornado IN
ConRejo dc RdminiHtESCi6n que sntendsF6
en- Ia direction de l8 nusvR empress y eBt6
tornado por los SEn. Arturo Bravo, R.fael
Fabian, Antonio AlcAide, Carlos Mac
KoEmick, Antonio Perez Pierrst, Juan
CoEtAda , Fl. Behn, acCioniAtaB de Rquells
FOrman pREts tBmbi62 de la FefsEida
loCiedsd, entire otEoD, los Wfi,F Eduardo
Geoygetti, Carlos ArmBtroDg, William
Riefkehl, Antonio Caubst, Manuel Leies'
MP, A. Alvarez NAva r. Aboy.
La "CGntrRl OoEtRda" eBt6 encIavada
en- msgn1fcoG terrGnoB de la C0RtR Sur do
lR iS's, csroa del pueblo de Santa Iga'
bel = poca distanCia de Ponce suB
maquinaEiRH son nusvsB, puen hacs muy
POGO tempo IaB instRl6 el nn7r Co1tada
y foFma paKte de la faca 10 conocidR 6
impoEtsnt0 fnca "El Dascalab1ado" una
de las mas sxtenEaB de aquella coHtR.
lConBtitUfds la 8mpresa y ConoCida Ia
impOEtancia de Ia negotiation que dar6
mayoE impulses Ia production azuCara'
"a de Ia TefeEidR central, Cuyo rRaio de
NcCi6n ge extsnder6 en- cuanto Bes poaible
por Ia nusvR direCci6D, hRy entusiaumo
para EuSCribir BoliCitudes de las accioneg
que 30 smitir6n para lR mayor amplitud
de Ia exploitation de Ia fncR.
BuenR CHA 90 haco al paiH empleando
en- induntEiaB de eatR cIage el dineFo eStan'
csdo y dando al mayor amplitud, 6 Ia
production ggtiCOIa de 10 isis, 50 princi'
pal faGnte de Tiqueg8, trabpjo al obreHo 6
impoItancia ID Gxportaci6n de los pro-
ductoG del suslo PuertoETiqutfIo, niempro
pr6digo en- dsVolver gtandeB coBechaS 0l
que lahore Dus inRgotRb'es vsneroa de ri.
quGZ7.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15
SEMANA SEGA Y Ca
IurOSa.
RguaceT0s mOdeIadOs en- uHas cuan-
tas estaCi0nes de Ia division 0.
L@tempsratura media de Ia isIa fn6
1872

Buletfn BsmRnsl del tempo dc ls ssmB'
M que tsrmin6 sl II de Julio:
En- Ia isIR, gobTe TODD, In s0mara fac
BsCR = oalurOIa para la eltRCi6n, con ma.
yoE CRntidAd de col de 10 acostumbrRdo.
A principles de Bsmana caYeron igeEOB
RguRcePoB en- unas cuantRs GBtacioneg. Un
p0rfOdo de tempo ClaTO, geCo y oRluEoEo
Bigui6 deBpu6s en- los dfaB 6. T., y 8.
Temperatures mEximaB de 90?, mas
90 EegistraEon en- caBi todsB lRB ostsoiDneB,
loa dfaH s l9. Los vi0ntoI fusron ex
tFgoEdinRriRmente lgeroH y el CRlOr opre'
two. FL dia 10 hubisTon sguRCsFos Ta
pSEtidoV, en- Guya fsCha hubo en- Juana
Dfaz ana Iluvia exceaivR de 275 pu'gR.
dRI. En- MaEiCRC cayeFon fueEtea lIuviRu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15
LA CONVALECENCIA

La COnValecencia es. I'm periodo de
TRANSACTION entire la enfermedad Ia
salud, que eXige asiduOs CuidadOs. La
menOr imprudenCia, en- efeCto, basta
para determinar una recaida que con
frecuencia es mas grave que Ia enfer-
medad misma. Despu6s de una enfere
medad Seria, ell enfermO queda siempre
muy debllltadO y la sangre mUy empO-
DreCida, de dOnde surge la necesidaG
absolute de ObserVar un regimen Y las
precauCiOnes debidas para Obtener ell
restablecimiento de la salud. Convene,
pues, tOmar previamente alimento8
facilmente digeribles y aumentar la
cantidad POGO POGO, sin apresurarse
demasiadO, evitar al enfermo en-
las primeras salidas ell aire humedO asi
como las insOlaciOnes.
Por 10 que al regimen concierne,
debera ser esencialmente fOrtificante
y ell medic mas seguro y sencillo para
reCObrar rapidamente Y sin saCUdidas
las fuerzas, es tOmar vino de Quinium
Labarraque que es ell mas actiYO de
los vinOs de quina.
PreparadO pOr prOcedimient0S espe-
ciales2 ell Quinium LabaTraque lleva
como base un eXtractO complete de
quina que cOntiene tOdos los princi-
pios activOs de esta preCiOsa cOrteza
cCmbinadOs con los Vinos de Espa1a
mas eXquisitos.
Ell us0 del Quinium Labarraque la
dOsis de una cOpita de las de licor
despu6s de cada cOmida basta para
restablecer en- POGO tempo las fuerzas
aun en- aquelIOs enfermOs mas este
nuadOs.
De consiguiente, tanto las personas
d6biles debilitadas por las enferme-
dades, ell trabajo 9 los excesos, como
los adolescentes fatigadOs por un
Tapido cTecimiento; las j6Venes Was
de formarse y desarrollarse; las seno-
ras recien paridas; los ancianos debi-
litados por la edad; los anemicOs,
etc., deben tomar este medicamentO
herOico.
Muy particularmente esta todavia
recomendadO a los conValecientes cue
salen de una enfermedad grave como
sf1ebre tifoidea, bronQuitis 8 pneumo-
MIA y, en- general, despues de las iebres.
Ell Quinium LabaFraque es, seg1n Ia
expression desun ilustre doctor, ell mas
en9rgicode los t6nicos eonocidos.
En- Tazon su eflcacia y al sin nd-
nero de curaciones obtenidas con este
medicamento, la Academia de Medicina
no o-ha vacilado en- aprobar la formula
del Quinium LabaFraque, debiendo
fiiarse ell lector en- que esta es una
distinction rara EeZ otOrgada y que poF
81 misma recomienda va el producto
mencionado 4 la confianza de los
enfermos de todos los paiseS. =Encuen-
tTase este producto en- tOdas las
drOguerias y tarmaciaS. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15
!. lMlICllnR.s GENERAL

Consoles A LAS MADREs.-B jarabe
calmante de la Sefiora WinslOw debe
usarse siempre que los ,nifiOs estan en- el
periodic de la detenci6n. PrOpOrciOna ALI
viO Immediate al pequefio paeiente, prOdu-
dolor y Ell angelic despierta muy vivO y
alegre Els muy sgra6able al paladaF,
calma al nifIo, ablanda sus dolores, hace
fSciles la funcionen del est6magO y regula
los intestinOs. Els el mejOr remediO como
cido para la diarrea va pTOvenga esta de la
dentici0n 6 de cualquiera CtrR' causa.
Tengase mucho cuidadO en- pedir ell "JaTa-
De Calmatne de la Seflora WinslOW": es el
meiOr de tOdOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15

ALVAREZ HERMANOS han reBuel'
to el prob!ama de ofrsCor al p6blicO I'm
sHquiAito licor que no ContiGne auGtanciR
noCivS de ningunA OSpeCie. El IRON
SAN LUIS meTscs Ia RoeptaCi6n que De
le diBpenGa y los BefioEeB Alvsrez HERNIA
nos no dan abaSto para deSp0chRr loB con-
tinuos pelidoS que del aOreditSdo prOduc'
to Fecibsn ContinuRmente en- "a RoFeditRdo
sBtOblecimiento cRlle de San Jose n6mero
z on sHtA Ciudad. No 10 olvidaiB "ROn
San LuiP."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

ItinerariO.-sa salidas de Bayam6n Capi-
tai simultaneamente.
Dlas lab0rables.- Mailana 8, z O5, $50 8
45 II 90. Tarde 1915, las, 8.J5, 4.85, 5.45.
D1as festivOs.-Mafiana 6,7.C5, $50 9.45
= il. Iarde 1915 1.S0, so, $50, 4,S06,
a5 y $50.
Billetes baratOs para dfas festivos. De
CatanO Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IA. ella SO
S5G "a. clase 16e.. De Bayam6n CatafO
vueIta IA. clase 15e, "a. clase 1OG.
Bllletes ordinario de Capital Oataf1O On
la, clase centaVOs.
Bayam6n 19 de Septi0mbrs de 1905
Ramon ValdOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15
ADVERTIS! MENT.
Department Of The interior.
Bureau Of Public Works.
San Jaap. 2. r. june % 19!

San JaaD, P. R. June % 1903.
Sealed proposals, for the furnishing Of
ell labor and material necemavy for the
installation Of plumbing in this Reform
School IF Porto Rico, Gusnsjibo Point,
near Mayagusz, will be received ct this
office until 10 a. m Of ths 2Oth day Of
July, 1908. and then publicly opened.
The satimated coBt Of the work il
$3.573 80.
A ce1t:fisd chsck for one hundred do
liars ($1OOOO) payable to the order Of
the supt. OF Public Works mugt RcCompa'
nv each bid RB gsTRnty.
Plans, specification. blank forms and
all available Information will be furniGhed
on application to this office.
The right to reject any or all bids Is
reserved.
j. J. JImasneg.
26vG supt. Of Public Works.
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G6ReVl Oh tgOlto Rice,

V6auSs los elegAntss baBtoneg genovesoB
Il on ompuhadura do platP, un Hu1tido en-
en paEaguGa genovsseg 60 la mejoF geda
del m lndo. AguB do q sina de MiDgon', ,
para svitaF Ia o0ids del peIo. Sc venden
en- Ell OPULAR do America salag. ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15

81. LOPEZ CEPERO, San Jon6 IS
OOmprG y venta de muebleB On general.
Ss haoen preBtsmos de dinero BobrO prem.
daB de GRO, plata y piedEau pHeciosRg. Sc
Compran pEOndsS antiguRI , modernaI. So
Compra y vends plata y GRO deterioEAdo.
OonBsSnts exiHtencis de musbleT, & tipo
Gcon6micoa BARRAs DE CATRE.
p A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15

ATENCION! Ella NuevR PariBionSa"
San Francisco ntimeEo so. SombreroB do
gPfioraB, WfioEitGH' nifias 6ltimag novsdG'
der, eAtR CaBG 90 hR trasIadado un local
mRyor en- San Francisco so donde TeRlizs
prsOieH muy bRTAtos BombreTos RdoEna
dos dc Ssf1oEaT, BefioritaB y niiRS deade SO
csntRvoG 5 y $6 uno, loH hay de todoB
ColorsB para todoB los guBtoB. Is v. a.
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iiMOY BlRATOI!

Sc vsnde may b2EatR On Hato r y, pa
r0da Sc, una casa TsCi6n conatTuido, encIa
vadR On una extension apFoximada, de
tres Cuartos de CueFda fncada de tod6 cla'
90 dc frutAleI = IN miIlRE de pinas On pro
ducci6H. Para infoEmeB 26 TetuSA, So
Juan, Puerto Rico. 15T
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15

Sc DRsEA VENDER, aeiBCientoD me-
tEoB mas menoD, via poEtEtil DeOAuviIle
do CincusntR CentfmetF0B echo w5gone'
tRH do hisrEo para Ia miEmS via. Todo
en- bden antRdo. Para infoTmeu N. 8.
Spartado 257, AEecibO. Is v. Q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15

diariamenta desae el dia hasta Ell dia II
y tRmbien osysTOn GguaceEoI modsradog
en- unas ousntRB uItaCioneB do Ia division
o., los 6faH 10. Ell l6bado, dia II =,
hubieron gsnerRIments en- toda Ia iBlG
sguacsroB ligsrOI & modeERments fusEteU
ExCepto en- Oan6vAnau CoEozaI, la llu-
via On la costa N. y e. fac Hin OOnBecuen.
ciaB. AguRCeEou SubDtOnCiRleB CSyeFon en-
vaEioB puntoB de laH diviHioneB s. y O.,
uisndo IL cRntidAd mayor de lluvia, en- Ia
semans 6.3S pulgadaS, en- Maricao.7
La tempOFOtuFa media On ls isla foe
79e = 81 pEomedio do Ia precipitation 81
pulgadag.
La Siguisnts tabls dsmusstra lA varia.
ci6n de temperature y la Canti6Gd de pre-
CipitECi6n On oBtacioneB deteEminadaB.
Temperature. Precipitation.
MSxIm0, WlRIma. Media. S0m0Ral,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-15

-ENTRE Iou compradores de TslOie1 &
plaEOB On la joyeEia de F. Kshrhshn y Go
Gs Eegals IN Tsloj "WalthSm" aemRnal'
mente. La Ultima BemanG obtUvo uno el
goCio Refiar NJ. LIinaa San Juan.