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raise fund to be used in erecting a.
home for Druids at Glen Ellen. 1t is
proposed to raise this fund by a pei
capita tax of 10 cents, which will pro-
duce nearly $4,000 year.
The program for the entertainment
of the Druids at Salinas includes a
reception at the depot. evening pa
rade with fireworks. day parade and
a confetti pefting party, exemplification
of the three degrees of the order by
the San Francisco degree team and
the work of the order of the Druidess
by team from San Francisco and a
banquet. There will also be rides over
the country. The incumbent grand Of
ficers of the order are:
George H. Betram OF Modesto noble grand
arch: c. d. Dorm, Salinas. deputy grand arch
c. A. Guglielmoni, San Francisco grand sec
hretary; z. J. Moliterno, San Francisco. grand
treasurer; Daniel Giovannini. San Francisco
grand marshal; III. n. Madden, Stockton, grand
herald: Forrest Coburn. San Francisco. grand
guardian. Grand trustees-James A. McManus
San Francisco: S. II. Moore, Gilroy; S. v
Wright. San Luis 0bispo: z. C. Luchessa. Sar
Francisco; A. B. Treadwell. San Francisco; A
NJ walien, San Francisco; Lee Wells Pleas
anton.
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UNIQUE RELIGIOUS
CLUB ORGANIZED

Established on the broad basis of
fellowship, emphatically religious in
its nature but recognizing no variation
Of creed or doctrine, is the Chicago
Sunday Evening club. This religious
movement is unique in the country.
The club presents the only religious
service in the center OF Chicago on
Sunday evenings and invites TO its
service the stranger, the hotel resi-
dent and all others who may desire to
spend the evening with both enjoyment
and profit.
With the view Of making the great
central market as attractive to visitors
on Sundays as Or week days the idea
of the Chicago Sunday Evening
club was originated by the Chi
cagO association Of commerce The
club is incorporated and holds a
lease on Orchestra hall. exclu-
sive of summer months TO July l.
1909 The growth OF Chicago has
forced the churches to largely confine
their Efforts to resident districts which
are being pushed outward from the
center Of the city AS in every large
city there are thousands in Chicago on
Sundays, stopping at hotels and Iodg-
ing houses in the city center. It was
for the benefit OF this class the club
was organized.
on May last the Chicago associs-
tion Of commerce was entertained al 8
meeting Of the club, when special
program was carried out Following
are the officers Of the club
President Clifford ". Barnes: vice presidents
A. e. Bartlett, John G. Shedd. Charles L Hutch.
e inson, Frank r. Armstrong, Richard C. Hall.
ssecreterK. Philip L James: treasurer Jobn r
Pirie a.. executive eommfttee-CharIes AIlfng
Jr.. Charles /. Bartlett. LLOYD w. Bowers Wi.
liam 4 Boyden. E. J. Burlington. Edward 3.
Butler. J. Lewis CochraDe George Il Cole
Henry p Crovell. Thomas T. Donneiley Jsme.
H. Douglas, Bernard A. Eckhart, Thomas A Hail
Norman " Harris, William T. Hypes John ii :
Lord. Franklin Macreagh Howard Van n
Shaw, william p Sidiey, Towner K. Webster.
Norman Williams
The speakers for May 3 were A. c.
Bartlett, David r. Forgsn, Homer A
Stiflwell. Edward p. Bailey and Charles
< Holt
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NATIVES OF SOUTH TO
ORGANIZE NEW CLUB
Meeting for Permanent Organi-
zation VIII Be Held at
Noon Tuesday

Southern born residents of San
Francisco have taken steps toward the
formation in this city of a Southern
club 70 be modelled after the Southern
society Of New York, one of the IA
nous social organizations of that city
a meeting to elect officers and form a
permanent organization has been called
for noon, Tuesday. June I6 in the
office Of DR.. ID. A Hodghead. 354 Mills
building All southern people are re-
duesfed to attend.
IT is planned 70 launch the new club
with a membership of ESQ persons. and
only those Californians who were horn
south Of the Mason and Dixon line viii
be eligible At recent meeting az
those interested in the Organization of
the club DrsD. A Hodghead a native
Of Virginia, and William Backus Of
South Carolina, were elected Temporary
president and secretary, Respectively
II is said that nearly 1000 former
southcrners are citizens of the state
and the new club is expected TO flour.
fish from its inception. II will at once
take a prominent part in social mar
10
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AMERICANS PUZZLE
NOTED ENGL|SHMAN
British Peer. Visits Japan and
Returns With "Admira-
ton for Chinese"

Sir Samuel Sadler, a British member
OF parliament and guest. with his
wife, ar the Fairmont, has just re-
turned from the orient, where he spent
several months in acquiring first hand
knowledge of the japanese people,
Great Britain's little brown allies.
When Sir Samuel returns TO England
and catches the Speakers eye in the
house OF commons he may have some
thing 10 say about Britains honorable
ally IN the far east. but here on alien
SOIL he takes refuge in the language
Of diplomacy.
You ask me what 1 think OF the
japanese? II like them?" said Sir
samuel Il would rather not give you
direct answer. but. will reply in this
way: I went TO the orient TO find out
Tor myself what manner Of men these
allies az ours We're I came away with
the greatest OF respect and admiration
for the Chinese"
Sir Samuel. who has been in parlia-
ment for many years, is very much in
terested in America. but finds difficulty
IN understanding what he calls the
American point Of view. To make
himself plain, he told the following
story;
An American judge called on me at
the house OF commons not very long
ago He brought a letter OF introduce
ton from a mutual friend. and 1 tried
10 show him every attention. He was
present in the hodse during a debate,
and when I asked him what he
thought OF us he told me that not one
OF the men he had heard speaking
could haye coaxed a single vote from
the American public.
III admit. Of course, that our chaps
do say and an and things like that
more, perhaps, than is necessary, but
] explained TO the judge that in Eng
land our aim was more 10 use the
correct word than to make any ora
torical display. Take Mr.. Balfour, for
instance He IS one Of our best speak
ers- He never uses the wrong word
Sometimes it takes him 10 minutes to
think Of the right one, but we don't
mind waiting.
After the debate I took the Judge
up 10 the terrace for afternoon tea
me with a confidential wink and said !:
Well. Sir Samuel this kind Of bust
ness would kill me. but L suppose that
you make a good thing out of tt
I didn't understand him at first He
made il palmer and got rather angry
] told him that IL had cost me 100000
10 get my seat and that it cost be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 a year to keep
It ] told him that we did it for the
honor Of serving our country. He sat
IN silence for a few minutes and said
70 myself Now, old chap. you know
what really splendid fellows we are
Then the judge stood up and put out
his hand.
." 'Goodby. Sir Samuel he said.
Thank you for all your trouble I've
always heard that Englishmen were
fools, but I'd no idea they were such
damn fools Goodbyr"
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SALINAS PREPARES
TO GREET DRU|DS

Preparations are being made at Sa-
linas for the entertainment of the dele
gates to the annual session of the
grand grove of California, United An
cient Order of Druids. which will con-
vene there early next month. A fund
of nearly $4,000 has been raised by the
subordinate grove and the citizens of
Salinas. More than 400 are expected
to attend.
For more than three months the
politicians of the order have been ac-
lively at work in the interest of the
various candidates for Office, and sew
eraI contests are scheduled TO occur.
Deputy Grand Arch Dorm will be ad :
vanced TO the highest station and
Grand Marshal Giovannini is reason
ably sure of succeeding Dorm in office.
Grand Secretary Guglielmoni. whose
Office carries a salary of $3.50 a month,
Is TO have several opponents in his race
for reelection.
Grand Treasurer Moliterno does not
want 10 succeed himself, but would like
To be a representative to the supreme
body Of the order, so the field for grand
treasurer at this time is clear to George
Il Ranlxen of Old Friends grove of this
citv and A. NJ Wallen of Templar
grove also of this city. James A. Nc
Manus of Phoenix grove of this city
wants to be grand marshal and
presses his claim on the ground that
his grove should have representation.
II is said that he viii be opposed by
DR.. r. i. Lord of this city. For grand
trustees s. v Wright of San Luis
ObIspo. S. T. Moore of GiIroy, y. Can
nelli of Santa Cruz and Dr. Querillo
of Oakland are mentioned For
supreme representatives, two to be
elected there are a dozen aspirants,
all anxious to take a trip east at the
expense of the order. Among the
number are Noble Grand Arch Ber-
tram, p. j. Moliterno NJ II. Herman, j.
J. Guilfoyle. w. G. Antonovich Mario
Pozzi, G. H Bahrs and Joseph Hagans
At Salinas an effort viii be made to
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PICNIC AT SHELL MOUND

Knights of the Red Branch will hold
their thirty ninth annual picnic al
shell Mound park this afternoon, the
program for the day TO consist mainIv
of athletic events, which the members
of fhescommittee in charge declare will
he the best ever presented by the order
one OF the features will be a two mile
race. the winner TO be awarded the KeI-
Ieher medal In addition to the ath-
1effc events there will be a balloon
: ascension. This will be followed by a
rug of war between the knights of the
Red Branch and the Knights of Tara
A Gaelic dance viii also be big
feature.
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ADMIRAL EVANS is
WELL AGAIN SAYS SON
Lieutenant Tells of Fathers
Improvement Since He
Started East

Lieutenant f. T. Evans, the son of
Rear Admiral Robley ID. Evans, re-
turned to this city yesterday to join his
ship. the Louisiana He obtained leave
to accompany his father to his home in
Washington.
The admiral IS feeling great the
lieutenant said yesterday. He has
improved wonderfully since leaving the
coast. He called upon the president
and was cordially received by him. No
sooner was he appointed on the general
board of naval affairs than he plunged
into the work of the Office His lame
ness has almost disappeared. When /
left Washington he was about to IN axe
a trip to the Mohawk river country
for the summer. We expect to see him
as we'll as ever on his return
Lieutenant Evans is In naval par
lance plank" on the Louisiana. He
has been with the ship since II was put
into commission.
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Marquise Tailored Waists

The entire line of Marquise Waists, con-
ceded to be the finest in the country,
at just half regular prices. AS these
are samples there are no two alike,
but all sizes are represented. Prices
start at 85c and soar in easy stages to
$3.50.
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Marquise Lingerie Waists

AS you all know the Marquise Waist
is the finest made and retails as high
as $50 each. The entire line is here
and we start our prices at 85c for
$1.50 Waists; $1.50 for $3 Waists; SIS
the entire line.
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PARK MUSIC PRoGRAM

The following is the musical pro-
gram for this afternoon at Golden
Gate park:
Overture .sMassaniello. ----.-...... .Auber
Patrol, Blue and Gray" .Dalbey
"reminiscences OF Sir A. Sullivan, introducing
the popular gems Of this famous
author Godfrey
Gayotte. 'Gluwormchen' Paul Linke
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Twelve Hundred of the Famous
Marquise Waists
At exactly half price

Mr.. j. Rohr who represents the Marquse waist people
the Pacific Coast sold his entire sample line just exactly
half price Inasmuh purchased them at exactly half whole
sale price, enabled offer Them you half the regular
retail price and stake proporonate profit The distinct
understanding between the Marquse people and S. Wood Co.
that would place them sale Oakland there
waist sale will be confined strictly Fourth and
Market and Fillmore and Ellis stores.
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Bathing suits coats. Jackets. underwear. J. J..
Pnster Knitting gomDany. 50S McAllistef -
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Npticias de VEGA Baia
Sc tIIs d 10 pohIleItn cue hlhll Oeulllio uR
ehNQu0 d d tdGOI d QuOhFi1llIlS.
az nuestro oorresponsaL. }

-Hemol tenido 81 guEto de saludar q
1insiDguido amigo don Fernando CuevaV,
hermRno de nUestEo buan amigo don Ma
nuoI, collector do e1ta pueblo.
Desoamol 81 yiEitante gEataS imprsliO'
neB.
-sog6u Dc dice On esta pOblaCi6n ano'
che ocuTri6 an cheQus ca 81 t6nsl que hay
entro QuebradiilssA6 Isabella. Como va
rios Ssfiore1 do aQui iban ca 60 tRen, hSy
gran di1gu1to entire aus familiaras.
Maestro muy querido amigo don Fe'
deFioo Font pioDga foEmaE I'M cuGdT0 dE8'
mStico. Erfo harG mucho bsne6Cio 81
pueblo porqua ss CaTeCs en absolute de
pauatiempo.
=So veFfa CON muChO gunto que nm buen
cin0mat6grafo NOS vigitaro.
-EI Inspector dc ls ftbriCa De e ''siu'
gsr'' s-tuvo pa1ar visita ds inpsCCi6n 6
4 agenOia ds ssts pueblo y ha uAlido muy
satiSfeCho ds Ii investigation pEsCtiOadR.
FeliciiRmOa Rl amigo Rodriguez
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.CGR.10 DEL ESIO.
I0agO
llar8nicl de 2 9hIaGitH ds PaIos,
Hahs1s 1als3 4 Ias PiIdoFas
R0sa1aS deI Dl. Williams.

8 +
0&G1oRalmel 90 G0ngc9n s9g E1aol0EQ8 R0'
gadas dol Dr. wv illiamg como una msdi'
Gina paEa q langrg log neEviOs, como
efsctiYamcnto q. I & EnE6n porquc mnoh0s
casoa fIo males al ent6mseo g CnEan CON
dichsn pfldoEaG. limplemont0 pEusba que
aalyo RRTa1 axeapci0neg, dicho8 males 90
doben n msls1sar de los nsEviOg 8 bien
pObEs8R Dc gangEs. Rl 1iatsms nsRvio.o
ContSibuYe nOtablemonte en u n1imflnCi6n
y digestion ds IoG alimsntoB, hRbiando
debilidad neIyiona 40 hnY buena digsati6n,
No hay meior tEibuto Il sfiCacia de ea'
g pfldoFaG para CombatiE Ia dispepsin neR'
vio1a y Bu8 similarsa que Ia infnidHd da
caFtag De cuFad0s sFFadecido1 que % vie
men ppblicRndo 81 Ia pEsuIa rsEia Ea1pon
Gabse dsl pafa. He aquf 10 qus a1cEib
d DR.. WilliaEn Medicine Co, d Dsfi0E
Samuel Crus, cOnocido meo6nio0 DC q 30.
blaci6n de Palor, Pcias De Is Habana, a.
lie C6spsds1 70:
mi pEofundo GgrRdecimientO p0r Il Gu
raCi6n obtsnidR con lns Pfldo1aG Roaadas
del Dr.. WilliamI me induce eICribiI
para 10 pub iOsci6aS ca ID egpeRanza que
otEn1 p9Euonas puodan ValaEns ds mi exps'
EienciO, P0F tres amos EUfrf De an dc.aRRo.
~ VIZ seAs4NU g ~ ~ 4AsA4L sa4SENAG46860
diBpspsia. PaRe muchas angu.tiaa uu'
frimientoV, y parecls que todaI Lar msdiCi.
nal aran Gnvano, puGI NADIA me aliviaba.
PeEdf completOmenta 81 Hpetito, nin que
metsntaRan lo1 mfg axquinitog mnDiaEes.
Ne pule p6lido y o. AtquOCf a. una name.
q alaEmRnta. "a 40 tonfa CODiapza Ga
nfngun mediCamanto, cuandO para Ultima
pEueba dacidf yer que Ec1ultad0 me daviau
LAS tan rocomendRdaG Pfldorau RousdaB
del DR.. Williams Con 81 simple tEata'
mianto fuf mejoFando POGO POGO, mi1 do.
loTes 8 indigel ltiona3 CodiaRon, EoapaFeCi6
iol apetito, mi Fo1tEO Yolvi6 % color nor
NAL, aquf me tioncn COM plotRmOnts libEo
de mis- males, llono de ggatitud de tan eficas
madicament0. No defo p81ar oCani6n de
EecomendaFlo siampEe quS, doy con .alguna
peTBOnA fslta da nalud Z poF al EGcomen'
daci6n Is han cuEado on eatR muChRB
psTGonaS
Decfdasa I'd. HOY. Ests1 pldora1 1s
hAllGn de vonta "a o1ta Ciudad, = ca toda1
laG faFmaCia del mnpdo , donda quiora
que 1s vsnds medicinaE ExfiR Ias IejGti
mas PlldorRl ROnada1 del DIR. VII
LIAMs.
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E D I 0

En- d Cogts de Dist7it1 del Dintrito Judi
cial ds GuRYnma, r. r Estedos Uni
dor dc America. El Presidents de Loo
Etados Unidos 5.6
Succession do z,Carfal VaI EIpinoua, poE
don Federico Vail Espinoss. Daman'
dante. VS.. EEnssto Rivera Guaup.
Demandado.
ProCsdimiento especial para 81 cobEo do
hipstsCa. Civil ndmerO SAT.
OfCins del MAMMAL.
YO, Jole Jran Vidal, Marshal da Il
COTte de DintEito dol Di1trito Judicial "a
Guayana, r. r.
POR CUANTO: En- 19 de Diciembrs
de 1907, @ libr6 poE al secrstaRio de esta
CoKte de DistRit0, uns 0rden, an Il que
disPone q EsqueEimiGnt0 del deudoE de-
mAndRdO EFnolto Rivera Gunsp. para que
en- q termino de trsinta dfaa haqa afaOtiva
j Cantidad de Cuatro oieptOs veints nue..
ve d0llaFB poT capital, intoEo3s1 d6vsngados,
mas lou nusvoE interGnes que ca devanguen
dasde q % de NovismbFe de ], 907 d uno
poF Ciento mengual = Ial costan que ns
Causan.
POR CUANTO: En- "a de Ensro ds
/ 908 & inltRncia del abcgado de la de.
m0ndnnte. aaliCitA que 60 vonda en- p6bliCa
Eubalta loG biaDeg hipotecados por no habsr
hecho efeCtivR la Cantidad que % KecIama
apelaE de habeE tTRnsCuREido 81 plGEo.
POR TANTO: PEoCedeI6 & vendor on
p6bliCa GubREta ID inca EfstiCo hipotsCada,
Cuya description e1 ID iguiente:
"RUSTIOA: PEsdi0 C0mpuest0 de Glen
70 geuents Ginco cusEdns de tsrrono, equi.
vRlGntes 4 gesonta y ouatEo heCt6Ecag, ochen.
e. y CinCO 6real y ounce Cs1ti6Eeas, ,Iita ca
la jurigdioci6n municipal do la Cidro, be-.
RHO do MOntallano, enclaYand0 en- ella an
casa a0mi'alta, Dc MADEIRA del pafa ca
bisEta de teja dc barRo, coIindando Il fnca
todR p0T el E1to con 81 rio de Bayam0nCi.
to; poT 81 Sur con otEo1 tsrEenos de don
RiCR4dO FRamAint; poF 81 N0Tto con ID
quebEads 'sCeiba' , poF el Oeste con II
miGms quebrada "Ceiba." DiCha hipOtsCa
fu6 insCTftR en- 81 RegiEtEo de ID PEopisdad
de DiBtEito De GuAyama d folio 116 del
tomo 10 de ID CidFn, fnCa 593. inscription
2
DichR ventA tandE6 IugaE en- mi ofCina,
gitA en- 81 edifcio que eat6 instalada Il
Corte de DiItrito, 81 dia 21 de FebEsro da
]. .908 Les dos dc Il tarde; advirti6ndoss
que no @ admitir6 poatuFa que no nsa de.
Contad0, en- mOneda americana = 90 adiu-
dioar6 q mejor poltoF.
Dado beio mi frma On e1ts Ciudad de
Gusyamu, r. r, & % dc EneTo dc 908.
J0ss JstGa HidGg, MaHGhal do ID Corte
dc DiltEito De GuaYAma, P. r.
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pa1G de- Ia isIa
lIgsI0s Vii8ni1S iaT0IaiIas.
q IllIlIlIIIl lls LlII IIgIIII6I. q lILllIIl

BoIstf1 uamauaI al tempe, da Is suns.
"a qua tsrmin6 q 25 az Enogo. - q
mana empes6 con un tiampo uublnd0 sn
pprfs "a fodag Irr Ssccfoner de II i-ln. El
dia 18 y tambi6o q ala 21 huIl0 ligaRcu
-nguncsTos gsnoEale-. DsIdo 81 din 22 hun
8 81 dia "A iHClulive, gsnsralmenta Eein6
un tempo ClaEC. In usmsnA toEmin6 con
tiempo IIuviouo en- toda "a division N. y
3. y con nubloridad gsnsEal en todRs la1
GsCcionol q v6IoOidad mayoE del visnto
FegiltFado a. San Juan. fac % milla1 poE
hoTs, dol NO. d dia "a
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NOTICE OF MlRSHAL'S SALE.
lInItOd States Of America. !.
The District Of Porto Rico.

Public notice ID hereby given, that By
virtue Of d wit Of F'iieri TaCiag Cor exeCu.
tion), dated DecembaE %, Al d., 1907,
United States for the District of Porto
Rico on 8 Judgment rendered ia raid
Court, on the Fifth day Of May, A. d
1905, Ia favor Of Henry Axtmsyor and
against Jak Kats have, On this % day
Of DoCsmbnE, A. D., 1907, levied upon
the following described real e1tate, uituatsd
IL the City Of San juan and DintEict If
Porto Rico, to wit:
All right, title and interest Of raid Jak
KatE In and 20 the following described
property, 20 wat:
Lot No. Of Block 'tB ofthS property
known au "Miramar" 1ituAtsd ia tho
BaFrio Of santurco of the City Of San
Juan, F, E. having 8 frontsga Of 20 ms
teEI and 4 depth, If rs mstsrs so eentime.
teE8, and total area Of 500 square
meters, bounded on the font (Wogt)
by Olimpo Avenue, on the right ontsFine
(south) by Iot No. On the left North
BY LOT No and on the rear Ea1t)
bY lot No. 8 and thnt I will, aCcoE'
dingly, offer said real 1tata for sale at
public vendue, to th0 highest and bent
bidder, for cash, on the Third day Of
March. A. D., 1908, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
at the front door Of ths United States
District Court Rooms Fo1tRla8R Street
No. 5 IN San Juan 2. r.
Dated, San juan, P. r, January 28th,
1908.
s. Hubbard
us MarlhaI.
The D.strict Of Porto Rico.
IOlsph anderson Jr,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
By John y Haas,
Chief Deputy.
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lICantaTiIIa en- NAL estadO
en- Satala GTalde.
GonirsI.ron palrlnolla is rur,sl,sl,. Itu,n.s.
ODE 0a.sgtro eogrssDonsaI. J

Enero 25.-Llamamog la atenCi6n 81
honorable aIcRlda senior BuIig6, sabre ID
alCantarilIa dgla CRllo 'sGenogal Henry
sBquina { "BaEboua" que % hnlla "a muy
mal sntRdo , necesita % arregle CuRnto
RnteG.
-En. Il mAnana ds hoy lali6 paEa San
Juan don Camille Boil LlnvsEaG, DSloga'
do 6 ID. C6maEa. De-a6monle uinCeFaments
IN fslfz vieja ain contratiompol.
-Ei "a del coErionto contFaieEon matri
monio cst6iiCo ca q VoCino pueblo De
Yauco, 81 apreciablo jovon dsnus-tTa bus.
ne soOiedad don Eim6n Bonolli 2 e con
lalviItuoua uefoEitR Victoria Ag0stini,
Que naan COmnletAments tsliCe non
nuoltEoa meioIes de-eoG.
So sncuentra fscOgido e. cana nTle1
tr0 buon amigo don JOSS OktfE y Ortiz poE
cuya Ialud haCannos forviontls votes.
lei pr6ximo domingo csIebrarGn en y
CfVCUlo ObEo1o de altR ciudad una aI.in.
blon % pintoEe, loI obrsEoa a5lieo-ql q
.nindiOato , otEOs que ineEelRfn e. q So
Ciaci6n.
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Avisamos 8 las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse 3 este diar
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les ser&
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por un trimestre
$2.25. Por un semestre $3.50
Por un afio $500. PagO an
tcipaOO.
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EIIIlsla!lIiS.

En- ID mAiilna de hoy reCibi6 81 attoE-
nsy general an cable en- q Cunl e Z GO.
muniCa Il mnoEto de @ hormano mayor.
Eduardo Hoyt quisn Tosidfa 60 d oItado
ds Penuylvnnia.
Raciba 81 attorney dem6s familiaEGS
del fnado nuo1tro 1entido pelRme pOH u
irFspnRable dggraCia que leI aAije.
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BllsO PsllI.E 1. EsslsnIas ] PIssianl.
Ssguuda congOeatOr;G

No habisndo podido tsnsr efscto q 27
del ooTTionts Is junta general do aoOioni1
tag, Para aus fueFon citadas poE ID Oonvo'
catoria del dfa 13, ha Gdo acusEdo dol
conIeio Dc gobiogno, haOeF o1ta nueva con-
vocatoria fisndo q dfa siste d FsbEeFo
pr6ximo & - gista y media a u nocho
para calsbEaEla en loI nlonM del miGmo
eta bIocimia1to.
So suplica nueYaments & lo1 1efioEeg aGs
cioniatas - aGistn1cia 81 acto, " personal.
ment5 8 poF dsIegaoi6n.
San Juan do Puerto Rico s rs, EnoEo
do 1908 -El Director GsEcnto.- Dansi6n
Monsstrat. -El sesrotaEio, Juan BeyEsy.
8.V.
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A TWtITSS lN S8.75.

ambinaCi6n CON lo1 msiOrSs HaGtral
de San juan haCamos traie1 8 tOd0 CoHtO 6
1915. 8, 10 90 , $50, tEaisg da jeEga
ingIe1a especial & u motida, 812.9O. Mfr
quiuna & Plaso de1ds SO Ctvou. usE4analel;;
e1psios, muablaG Gran baEatillo d ol61,
EI Cielo , Ia ViECaina
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OADA Ola oBTIENE mayor popu.
Inridad 81 magnffco Ron San Luiu, como.
Cido gsnsralments con sIlnombEs da Ex
poici6n. PFspaEado smbotsllado poE
los Eef f1reg Alvarez He1man0-, no ContiOne
ninguna suu,anCia uoCivs y 10 pEusba %
gram demandE Dep61ito San Joss 81
nflmeEo7. a.P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-29

tRmbi6a 81 dia 80. Temperatures de nj.
nina de so gTadOS, menoI, OCurEisrOn on
todAs les ostRcionOl de lo1 teEronou Rlt0I.
FL pEomedio de Il precipitation ca Il IT,
ID fus 0 rs pulgsda. Ia precipitation &C.
manal fac mayor an laG divisioneO N. y
e. de Ia illa, On donds fue mas exCo1ivs
do 10 neCeSaEio y pOTjudiCial para II ma.
yoE paIts de Los inteFes agFicoIaa. Las
llUvias del a6bado 25, no % .extsndieFon
Ia parts 0. s. dc d igla.
La iguisnts tabla demueltEa Ia vaFiR.
Ci6n de temperature Ia Cantidad dc pre-.
cipitaci6n Gn eHtaciOneg detsrminadaa.
TamBaraiura. PFeeIDIfael6n.