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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15-POsted rates
sterling exchange, $Ass64s7. with actual
business in bankers bills at S4s5s5 az
SO days, for demand and S4S2k ASH.
for sIXty-day bills.
Prime mercantile paper unchanged.
London bar silver. 3 1878.
New York bar silver. $50.
Mexican dollars. 471k.
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cUNARDER LUCANIA IN MUD.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The Cunarder
Lueania; bound for Queenstown and
Liverpool ran on a mud bank while
sqeezing aast the oil tank steamship
Duetehsland, enroute for Antwerp. in
the Gedney channel early today She
finally backed of into deep water un-
der her own power.
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CAPT. sTAUNToN ORDERED HERE

Capt. s. A. Staunton, has been ordered
to washington for duty as q member OF
the General Board of the Navy, to I'LL
one of the three vacancies existing on
the board. Captain SJaunton had been
in command of the cruiser Colorado.
He will be relieved Of that command By
Capt E. 3. Underwood, who was on
duty at the navy yard, Mare Island,
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FATAL B. & 0. WRECK.

CUMBERLAND Md, Feb. Boon
dtctor c. II. Schmidt was killed and
twenty-seven freight cars demolished
in a rear-end collision between two Bal
tinlore and Ohio freight trains at Paw
Paw. w. va, today.
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Advances Early.

In the immediate opening there were
advances all along the line. They were
disappointing. however, and it was soon
evidenced that the market missed the
support of the long line of shorts that
had covered between Thursday morning
and Friday night.
Soon after the opening the market
turned and started on the down grade,
the advances being lost before the mid
die Of the first hour Of two hours ses-
sion. Then in the last hour il was
case OF liquidation and short selling
until declines ? 10 25z points had been
sustained on many of the leading rails
and minor declines on Steels and other
securities IN the face of all the weak
ness Louisville and Nashville stood out
as The one strong spot. scoring an ad-
vance OF ~ points. Sugar lost but q
and AtchisOn was just a shade firmer
Missouri Pacific shares are now lower
than they have been at any time since
1890, and yet they are weak and lower
today.
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ORDERED TO INDIAN HEAD.

Lieut. H. z. Lackey, who recently
reported his arrival here to the Navy
Department, has been ordered to duty
At the Naval Proving Ground, InCsian
Head, Md.
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THF CURB MARKRT.

Quotations furnished by 2. F. Hutton
& Co, members New York Stock Ex-
change. 1901 b street northwest:
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STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
New York Stocks

Quotations furnished by Post & Flagg.
members OF New York Stock Exchange. 1891
At
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Southern Called Conference.

The conference. 1t was said. was called
by the Southern railway and not by
the machinists themselves.
Among the representatives OF the
larger shops in conference today were
Howard c. Buck, secretary OF the COM
mittee, Of Salisbury, Wee President 4. c.
HollingsWorth. Macon. Edward Card
ner, Richmond, George Ehlers. Atlanta
5. Smith, Selma; ". J. Smith. Column
bia. 5. c.; J. Allimeda. Charlestown,
and Delegate Dunkel Of Salisbury.
Archie MCGilfrey. OF the international
association. acted as chairman OF the
committee.
II IS said the plan theS company viii
propose VIII he the reduction OF the
wages to the same sum each machinist
was receiving year ago, excepting en-
stances whore men have Deen promoted
To a higher line Of work. This Is taken
Il n tsn an average reduction Of 10 per
cent in wages and IL IS problematical
whether the machinists win approve vol
unfairly of UGH reduction. It Is pointed
our Dy President Finley that the sala-
ries Of the higher officers OF the COM
pany, including himself, have already
been reduced.
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Percy s, Foster, Of washington, will
conduct a service OF song and will
tell OF Some % the Songs We Know
ard Love TO Sing at the. meeting for
men which will be held at the Young
Peoples building. in South Washington
street. tomorrow afternoon. from $3.50
to 40 o'clock.
Everything is in readiness for the
carnival Of Alexandria Lodge OF FIl<s.
which viii be held at Armory Han next
week, from Monday until Saturday.
In the corporation court. Judge Bar
ley presiding. today, Robert II. Cox was
appointed receiver OF the National
Printing ana Exhibit Company, in the
suit Of William II. BOsley and others VS..
the National Printing and Exhibit Com
pany.
A cart. which was engaged ia dump
ing snow off King street into the river.
at the foot OF that street. The horse
did not fan into the river, but recovered
its footing.
Edward browns. Harry Eircks, and
WILDER. Cook are stiH being held at pO-
lice hes 3uuarters here on suspicion OF
being connected with the shooting OF
Thomas J. Snyder on Shooters Eill last
Tuesday. Suyder's condition remains
unchanged
Miss Eliza Seldom Uhler. OF this city.
will be married to T. Anderson Som
mers at the home Of the bTide-eleCt' s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Uhler IN
Cameron street. next Wednesday even
ing ar $50 O'Clock.
The Hon. Charles A. Towne deliv-
cred a lecture at the Young People S
building. N South Washington street,
last evening. taking for his subject. a
Hop. Skip and Jump Through the
Orient"
A meeting Of Potomac Lodge Of odd
Fellows was held last evening at their
hail in North Columbus street, when
several degrees were conferred.
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RAILWAY OFFICIALS
MEET MACHINISTS,,
PLAN CURTAILNENT
Decision Not Reached
in Proposed Reduc-
ton in Expenses.

With view of reaching an amicable
agreement between the machinists and
the Southern Railway as TO the pro-
posed reduction in the wages Of the
machlnlsts by that company, represent
alive machinists from all the principal
shops held a preliminary conference this
morning with President Finley, General
Manager Ackert. and other Southern
Railway officials.
At the close of the conference 1t was
announced that the subject had been
discussed in a general way, but it was
said that President Finley indicated
the intention of the company TO reduce
expenses, as has already been begun,
and asked cooperation ia the plan.
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Headed by 0'Conneli.

The maohinists were headed by James
O'ConneI, president Of the international
Association of Machinists, and included
representatives from every large shop in
the South.
Mr.. O'Connel said this afternoon:
"a preliminary discussion was held
this morning. Further conferences will
be held Monday. President Finley re-
viewed in an address 10 Us today con-
ditions as they now exist on the SOUTH
ern and the necessity for the curtail-
ment OF expenses. He plainly indicated
that such a course would have 70 be
pursued. The exact proposition which
the railroad has to advance has not yet
been laid before the machinists. and
am not az liberty 10 discuss the matter
definitely at this time. 1t may mean a
proposal to reduce the force or 10 re-
duce the wages all Of which brings on
more talk"
Al the conclusion Of the conference,
which lasted two hours. President Fin
ley said:
I'm accordance with the policy pre-
viOusly outlined Of taking up with rep
resentatives OF the employees with
view OF securing their support Ia the
present conditions OF trade depression,
the officers OF the company met To-Day
Representatives of the shop forces. Inc
situation was discussed. In = general
way, but nothing definite was deter
mined. There Will be a further con-
florence this afternoon or Monday morn
ing
The Impression among the machlnists
today was that an agreement between
employer and employees would largely
depend upon the reduction proposed and
the length of tine it would be effective
II was limited that the men would not
view favorably any great permanent re-
duetiOu in their wages.
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Washington Prices

Traction, 2OQ117lk.
Gas. 25q62, 25u6ls&.
Traders National Bank, 5Ql25.
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ONCE A MONTH

Bring S. Of your money to US,
and in 80 months there viii be
$3.50 OF your money with $3.50
Of ours added. This shows how
little things become big things.
If you can't stay so long, your
money back and a fair profit on
il, after three months. Our
backbone Is small savers and
long stayers, and on them We
have grown 100000 a year for
p wears.
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HERMOSA PERA
COSECHADA EN- LARES,
Ell Seductor, temiendO las cOnse.
cuencias, OPTIC pOr casarse.
JuiciOs que fuerOn celebrates en-
la COrte municipal.
Ode maestro oOrrespOn0aI.) }

Diciambra II He tenido 10 dichB do
coaschsr psTaB. HRce dos afioB oOmpr6
uu psqutfio Arbol, 10 cultiv6 con esmsFO
20 me pToduio una hsymosR pers ls cual
eYs do muy gTato Babor.
-JusnS Galarza deli ba rrio "Ps8ueIa"
fuG soducidR poF Juan Soto, DE- ''BsFtolo"
como etc fu6 dsnuncisdo temi6 las
ConssoU8nciaS, OPTIC p0r cRBaYBa = aver jue'
v8s contEsjo matrimonio ante al honorable
juGz BRfloF Bryan.
Aver disz dol corFients 90 oelebraron
90 esta CoFta municipal los Siguisntes jul
clos:
Ramon Vslez, por inftacci6n Les lOye1
de snnidRc, dos pesos de muIta cuStFO
dias de arrosto, Ramon Vsles y CsledO'
mia Perez por turbaE ls paz, Abgusltog,
Jaato Ramirez FatFicio Gonzalez, por
inftacoi6n leyeu do ERnidad, uu peso mu'.
tn cadR uno, Aquino Soto, por agresi6n,
abBue.to, Julian Ruiz, por vsndeT leChG
RdulteEada, 29 dias de aEFeBto, JoB6 Maria
Soto Dolores Ssntisg0 dsnunciRdo poE
Isaias PsgAn por Tiis que tuvisFon Loo
Srsg, fuaEon ahuueltos, IaidoTo Lugo, poE
turbar ls paz IS DO mults 6 di0s diRH de
C6rc0l.
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EN- LA OFICINA DEL
Auditor Ward.
I'm cOnfictO para pagar cOnsidera-
BILE ndmerO de n0minas pen
dientos.
Cree ell selOr Auditor que Sc pOdra
cOnSeguir algO eSta yez en- fa-
vOr del cafe.

Aver visit6 uno de nueStrOG reporters 81
BefioE Auditor de Puerto Rico, Ol Cual 10
TGcibi6 en- Bu ofoinG con muChG coEtsRi3
guma 6efsFenCiG.
El senior Auditor ls inf0Fm6 que hAbfA
un gran n6msr0 do n6minas psndienteB an
su ofCinR, de iugCag y sgCrBts rios de los CO.
legiog OlOCtoFRleg en- las pBB8dGB aleCoionGB
como tambian de 0mpleRdoG do diveEBGG
muniCipioB. Un gran nGm0F0 do estes
n6minRU he Bido dssp8ChRdo, zero que
dan poE deBpAchsrBO 1,7OO.
Sc CFoia hastR hsCe POGO, que Ia B0Cci6n
1z7 del C6digo PolftiCo no era APPLICABLE
los smpleRdoB municipGlGB, pGr0 habi6nd0'
% sometido sRts RuuRto la confederation
del Attorney general para que disBO "a
opinion, 6lta fac lR do que los empleRdoB
municipality, 0ntFAb0n tambiGn On 10 indi'
Cado en- 10 aeCci6n TT del indioado C6di'
go POIftieO.
Y con eats regoluci6n del honorable
Attorney, 8e hRc0 impossible pRgaE ahora
6 los en- ploadoB municipaIoI, poF 10 tam
to He BuBpende 81 pGgo, hGUts no tOneE una
GntFsviOta con al SupaFintsndente de cleo
CLONES & 90 EsgEGBo. Y como quiera que
los smplsRdaB muniCipRleE, al hRcGr BuB
trabajos no habfRn de Ouponar que paBRt(R
oBto, por sHo 60 que quiOEo-dijo-hacoFlo
p6blico para gus 8lloB g0pan el PoE que de-
pag6Fg0le Rhora.
81 BefioF auditor sntE6 luVgo en- otroB
asunton PARTICULARS fa6 por 81 repEeUen'
tanta de "LA Correspondence" oids con
mucho RgrAdo 80 mRnife8tGCi6n de habsF
ayudadoal SF. LAFrfnGga On lR question
del cafe
Crss el auditor que Hs podE6 sHte ano
conSsguiF slgo favor del cafe
'Yo hs TecomGnd8do mucho-dijo-
ssto aERnto, pArticuIArmento cAda uno dc
los mismbEoB de lie Comisi6n''.
Fslicitsdo poF eI reporter, por "a diScuE
90 sn favor dol campaBino puoEtOrEiqueH' ,,
Mr.. Ward le manifesto muY latiAfscho que
muy pEonto conoceEfs sl psiG el citsdo dis
ourBo complete pue8 6l 10 iba hacsr pa
H blinSr.
Cyntinu6 diciando:
"Yo sstoy muy contonto ca voLvsr &
Puerto Rico y may pronto vendr6 mi So
nora."
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Para arreglar ell baptiSteriO de la
igleSia de Nanati.
LaudabIe proyectO de distinguidO
grUpO de prOfeSOraS.
[Ds "usOtrO oOrrssp0n8al }

DiCiambF0 - Ell roversndo Padra
Mendoza tEatG do arEsg}Rr al baptistsEio
de nusBtTs jg sBiR por BuGcEipci6u popular
& cuyo Gfscto hs hscho Circular vRriaB CRF'
taH invitando EugCEibiEBe con 10 Que gus
ten para ll0vnr a cabo tan lsudabls idss.
El coHt0 de ella 10 OltimR en- 800 dollars
CelGbTGmoG YER TeRliSada tan importaute
obEA en- b0nOfCio de nueatFo puablo fa,
liCitamoB Rl iniciRdoE.
Law diHtinguidaT profesoEaB genoritau
RGm0dios Cruz, Rosario JanGT, Pepits
MOndtn y Carmen Mascara, tisnen Ol lau'
dRblS pTeyeCto do regRlar les ninou de
suO GRlones 81 dis do, PaBcusI Binn6maTo
do jUguGtoB, y OTgAnizan al propio tempo
una isStR que GOgdn los pranarativog pro-
mets qUedAF luCidfBimR. Han vsEiiosdo
una coIsctR CuYB BumB OB impoEtAnts. So
GnURyS diariament0 para dicho fsEtivRl.
No Olvidan invitRr 81 COTEsSponsal sepR'
TRFlO "a juguets para que pueda dar cuen'
Go al peTi6dio0, do TODD.
De un momento OtTo EufciF6 uua
p0quefR psTo impoTtsnts opsEaci6n don
Federico Calaf Rivera, RCaudRIsdo hacen'
dGdo dc eut0 pueblo, cuyS op0Faci6n ssr6
llevGda & Cabo poE el TOputado DR.. Lipitt,
Rl que Ryudar6n otEos notAbleu dOCtoreg.
O0lobramOE HaIga triunfsnte teDga IN
folis 6xito.
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La ESTACION De
anemia en- AreCibo.
Los estabLeCimientOs de la Ciudad
Y las pr6ximaS PaScuas.
Para este aiiO ha OrganizadO ell Pa
DIRE Rexach los pastOres y pas
tOraS.
Ode maestro eOFTeepOnsaE }

DiCiembFe 14-Pars el pT6ximo ius.
YES snuncia la EmpEsga del Oinemat6gga'
70 PoTtsIl, Carols Co., un bsntfcio a fA.
vOr del pEoy0Ctado Aailo de pobres dc eat8
Ciudad. Dado 81 smano pFOgFams y el
ben66co objato do 10 funoi6n Is GugOEk-
mes un complete lEOno.
En- lG pF8B9nte semBus quedOT6 eBtR.
blsCida On GBtg ciudad 10 EBE8oi6n de 10
Auemia EsciontsmGnts cEeads eBtando en-.
cArgado de dicho DinpenB0Eio el doctor
FranCilCo M. SuBoni.
Sc dice que egta B8mRDa llFgBF6 eB -
ia ciudad 81 Rfamado CiECo Tstalf dando &
conocsF sus RrFi0HgGdoB ejeFcioio8 loo dis.
tintoB 8EtiRtas con que cuants egG Circo.
La Legis TanRmd oslebrsE6 81 dfa
q del actual Ell banqusts UOFRtioisl de in.
vieFno de Ritual al que aHiGtiEGn todoB suG
miOmh bros.
-PEonto qUadRR6 tandida Ia nuev8 II
neG de 10 luz 0l6ctFiCR 10 que hAT6 mejo.
FsF notablsment0 0l B8Evicio.
Ell gabBdo hizo pEushaB Ol AnUQci8.
dor oOmsrciRl "BoFioUa" psro paTsce que
sAtGH no han Bido HatiHfactoEisS, puas lsB
vistAs Hnlfan muy Confngsg.
LA Oompaffs de zaEzueIa que actuB
On sl t0atFo dc San Juan 90 pFopone daF
don funciouQg en- eGte teRtT0 pOni8ndo en-
0aCOns doB sUCOgidaB obraB.
Los oolmadOE, OafsBsB J RlmaGaass Ee
enCusntFan aharTotRdoB de dplGsg, vinoB y
apOtitogoI maDjarOa para lag pr6ximau
fieBtRB de psGOUGg,
-El GntuaiaEtR vioario Padre Rexah
ha OEgAnizado para ests en- lo8 paBtoroa y
pBEtoFaB para 10 Cual CusntA con gran nd
nero de nifiog do amboB ssxoV. Ad0m6S 60
cara tRmbi6n los RsyeB MagoB que repre-
8sntardn los tres niaoE Este faatival aer6
de novsdad On GGta oiud8d poF no habsEns
hecho On loo a9oB antsEioRSs.
-PFontO daE6n comienso les misaa de
0guinsldo para Las que hBy Ia acostum'
brSd8 Rnimaci6n.
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NOticiaS de la montana.
Los cOmercianteS hacendadOS de
cafe eStan SufriondO muclO.
(De mwsstrO eOrTeapOn8aD

LaEaB, Dcbre. 11.-PoE eatas RlEuEaE 10
lluvia os psrtinaz, puOR haca mas de dos
msaeB que raEo su el diR que no dPja do
lIovor, auuquO no OB GguA TsciG y Bf un
noEte que tisns fastidiRdoB & sstoE VscinoT.
Los comsrciantOD y haCendadoa do cafe sB'
tan BufIisndo mucho, per que sBtO NAL
tempo no lsB psrmits rsgscsE al gFano,
Il uiCo capital QUE produce Obt0 exhubaEan'
to region csfstsEs.
No hay fAmiIia aquf que no Ee Oisnts
afsctada do faarteB catarroB que an eBtoB
titinoB moBsB 30 hE dsBRTEolIGdo. e.
te NAL 10 10 achaosn lR lluvis.
Ls coBsCha de cafe tocB "a ia. Wuy
POGO queds por EscogsE, hAbiondo algunou
pEopietnrios conclude, eBtAndo dediCRdoB
al degmonts do lo1 CafstaleU.
-Ss sncuentFRn muy adelantRdoI los
trAbSjou do Ia oaTrstsFR que va dc OBtO
pueblo al do AdjuntaB.
La BoOci6o de aqui Rio BlanCo, prom
TO astar& toFminad8.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIEN Es INMUEBLEs.

En- Coectua Isabella
9O0
ptoEe
pagadO
a nterua&
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institution del EatRdo, PQsa ls BirVsn do
base como 0lement0 oFg6nioo dc Ga cons
tituCi6p; y ella eu tBmbian el aIamaato
OEimordI9l, nseaaaEio, del ordan iur1dioo.
Tai dOble pRasminente concepto do il Ii.
bsRtad debsrfA GBE eR notivo, p0E Gxeslsn'
cia, do t0d8 eduoRci6n cfvicP, On intsF6g
de AventaE enc sngFefdo error asa qQm'
pEimido abBuFdo que v6 6 iqBglne ipcom,
patibilidRd ontEe Ia libaFtgd, factor y 81
6r9Onp pEOdUcff ! y poDo 10 auboEidad, atri'
butO de l8 10y, 8l GsFvicio de IN ordsn
falas, fcticio, con violaCi6n dc la Lev, con
mengua Dc Ia libsrtRd y con escarnio del
derscho.
81 otRo atAAa d I8 BoherRnfs.
''3olo e4 pu8bl0 eB EobaKano", ,-proclg'
ma la ley Bu0tantiva dc la Repdbica Do
minicaus ;-per0 nj slectoFes nj mandatas
rios han viato quarid0 yaE, que 10 sobo.
EhnfR ca Canacidad s4oluaiva da la sociedsd,
de 10 poFCi6n do humsnidad que ue6oras
libEemsnt9 IN tsEEitoEio pEopio, -~ny que
tiena por 6nico Ifmitq Ia anslidad ConBoien'
to de ID vida EqIama dc 10 Ssr social dentEQ
del oEdGQ juT1dicO. La Boboranfs Dl 20
Testituye nj 60 tF&nHeuutP. come an acomos
dstioio cFitsrje International 10 guatenta
todavis: 4GmpoCo ss delega, Ea inma'
mantle = BbHoluts, On tRnta p0EmRnszcR
1ntegra LG EssE0nati6Rd juFfdiCR intoRna'
cional de ID Nsci6n. Rsside On Ia BoCis
dad en- 10 Naci62. y Ee msnifsRts ga eI
0xcel8o Rcto sleCtoEAl pazs Ia delegaci6n
de les fqno;onsD 81 gohieEno Eolo 10 de-
lega al podeE politicc: 81 gsnsrador do les
funCion8B de gobi0rno, EBo acsso sxpli'
que 0l ConCspto, Ruton6miCo deiaido, de
les cuatr0 funcione8 De oae podar, La
function electoral repEsuonta ls voluntsd
Social nAotonRl y qRioFs y sligs dslega;
Ia fUnci6n IegiBlAtIVB represents 10 Haz6n
social, nacionAl J pionEN , Eesuelve pro.
wee; la Funci61 judicial represents la con-
CienOia social, aacional, , juzga = adni'
niBSFa lusticia; l0 fuaci6n ojsouSiva repFs
asntR eI braz0 social, naoiOnaI, = Cumpla
eiGcpta 10 quO quisEs ls voiuuEaa, 10
cue dacteta Is Eaz6n y 10 que fAlla la
oonCiencis de Ia ao0isdad ibre BoberA .
n9a Las fIuciouss de gebieEno, pusu, 20
ejercon por delegation y tftRIo Top,osor
tstivo.
El gobiexnO representative. si dsmocFG.
tico, tisns nGoIB8riamsnts 90 o7fgeu en- lo
Hobsrania.
PaEo Ia plumg, escEito 10 que sntecads,
qu6dOme penGAndo hcndamente, amoro'
gBmGnte, en- el venerable maestro haCo IN
luGtro feneCido, misOtFaS contir d. oisando
81 maEitigimo voldmoR de Bus originates
lecCioneg do deRscho eonBtitucionsl, no
'e aua admirar mat y con dsvoci66 mas
O1nacierts: 81 Ia AltfBims fanci6n Bistsms.
tisadoT0 de aH pFivilReiado csrsbFo Do
psDOadoE 0oci6icgo, la sdiaoants nigga,
nimidad de Ga core z6n De hombrs, Dc
pAtriotO y de maastFo. Y sligo penBando
On eu0 noble y fteuudo sspiEit0 que 90 di6
todo sntSTo = Bin EsasrVaB, & sua diacfpulou
J SOS comp striotaHy gn IL nutrids asris
de Bug ObTRB de Gnss n nnze, de edncaei6u y
GdifOaci6n moral = Cisntffaa, y On sl anna
bic inefabls siGmplo de "a vida do ap6s.
to-; una vBg mae subs de la concieaci0
iluminada Bu uocE6tiCo sfoFismc:
"Bien pEsdiCR quiOn bisn viva" "......
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PifdoraS ROSadaS
; delDr. Williams I
TN las BoFIcAs. =
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OF THE INTERIOR
DiQisiOa OF Pubic Buildings.
TN las B0FIeAS.

I'lg2S+O@ oJ Ea6tGo BN1LdGng0.
San Juan, Porto Rico, N vembeE 18th,
1908. SEALED proposals. 10 duplicate for
the furnishing of all lsbor snd materials
nsCelBaTy for the oonHtEuction Of an eight
Foona school building ct Carolina Porto
Rico will be received at this office until
10 a. m, December 18th, 1908.
All neoesBary information, blEuk forms
Of proposals and Instructions to biddeBA
will be furnished on aplicstion.
Contractors wishing to tska CopisB Of
the plans and specifications may do 90 by
leaving dspoDit Of $25 90 E8E tbs BSfo
return cf the plans.
Tbs right iB rsssEved to reject any or
all bids. also 10 sw&Td tha contract upon
other o3nsTdaration than that Of price
sleDa.- baUreace E Grahame, Commi
asionsF of ths IntsEior. 13 v. q.
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rgosy Stas fuen embgd habeE gado
FRoPIETARIOs e
PRIMERA sUBAsTA
Jose Lopez 35 cuerdas arro Planas
Sue Manuel Torres casa.b .barrioP Pana
hoy E
Truilo barrio
Candeario barrio Pauas
Santos Adames 20 Planas 124
Perez
ria Perez Barrto barioP Panas
,barioC Calate Alto
eix Gonzalez
59goa Colon II y barro Anaes Alto 1896
LldeonsO CubHo, hoy B.
6eazque 70 !" barrio Arenals Alto 2O21
rio Arenales
Gonzalez berio TJano5e
L6pez barioP
Juan tHeV9 10 y barrO Lanadas 35O1
Vrenta Colon 10 )" barrio ArenaIe Alto 1892
EaDo Gonzalez ~ y barro ArenaIs 1876
barioI
Alto
rdona bario Aranolns
SEGUNDA SUBASTA
Manuel Vega cuerdas barro Tauadas
Fneden los detaes
Ppedad debe
Pg de proea
u@S guS al On que e Ver Terna Isabella Putoicp 1908
(Fimado) Ramon Vidal-Coletor
Apobdo: B. R. Dix Acting Treasurer.
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Fed. Hemriques Carvajal,

santo Domingo Nov. 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-15
Las PiIdoraS Rosadas del Or.
Williams CuFaFan aun cuando
Todos los Demas Renee
0ioS no CuraPnn
LA ATROZ MlGRANA.

Todos los Demas Reme-
Z dios no Curaron.
, El simple hecho de que los hon.
; bres padecen raramente de mi
gra1la 9 dolor de cabeza, mientras
Z que Ia mujer 10 sufre tan a me-
( nudO, sugiere bien clique las causas
& tienen su origen Ell ell tempera-
z mento delicadO del sexo, y sobre
) todo ell las funciones organicas de
B Ia mujer, Si Ia regularidad de
& esas funciOnes Sc hace difcil, las
5 lnigrafIas, dolores de espalda,
3 nerviosidad, insomnia, son las pc
nalidades CONSEQUENCES. Para la
3 migrana y demas d0lencias 2ada
Z iguala & las Pildoras Rosadas del
e DIR. Williams. Modifcan Ell efecto
3 ell estado general de todo ell siste-
3 ma. Enriquecen y purifican la
sangre, fortifican los 6rganos Y
4 regularizan sus funciones. FL
tratamiento de las Pildoras Rosa
= das del DIR. Williams, tan simple,
3 tan facil, ha curado q miles.
) La Sra. Dona Cruz Romero, de
Z Amatlan, (Veracruz), Mexico, es-
4 Crihe: 'tDurante tres afIOs padeCf
8 una debilidad constante v progre-
silva, debido q la pobreza de san
4 gre. Sentfa nauseas, fuertes pal
3 pitaciOnes al coraz6n, NAL humor,
Y inapetencia, y estaba posefda de
& ese horrible dolor de cabeza casi
8 constantemente. Todo cuanto
para mi Sc hizo era inutil Y solo
& cuando tome las celabradas Pfldo-
3 ras Rosadas del DR.. Williams, es
Z que conQci trapqpilidad Y alivio.
q Con M POGO tempo de tomar esta
q medicine de- aouerd0 a las indica-
clones que acompafIan al frasco,
d me halo curada y sumamente
3 agradecida, motive por ell cual no
J vacilo en- recomendar pGr estas
lineas este valioso g9madiQ 4 mis-
z semejantes.''
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Precipitation. OBS
VientO q Las 600 q m
As y
VientO maTimO Is N
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
peri6dico viejo $500 los As kilos
Wn qotintGI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-15

PARA CURAR UN RFsFR1ADo
NE UN DIA tome Ell LAXATIVE BROMO
QURINA. El botfeario le devolvera el dinero 81 no
Sc oura, La drma de W. GROVE SO 6alla en-
Gada esiita. VA