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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-04
WATCHED Fifteen YEARS

For fifteen years l have watched
the workings Of Bucklens Arnica Salve
and ii has never failed to cure any
sore, boil, ulcer or burn to which it
was applied. 1t has saved us many a
doctors BILL says A. F. Hardy of
East Wilton, Me. twenty-five cents
at Tydings & Cos. drug store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-04
NOT NOW IN DAl NIPPON
Japanese arc Being jagged to impress
Them that Canada is Not Their
Native Land

Vancouver. Il. G.. Jan. 4-Excite-
ment over Wednesdays riot is still in
tenSified. Many japanese are being
arrested for carrying arms and eXe
ampleS will be made of all against
whom convictions are secured for ViO
lating the law i'm this respect.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-04
BOYS NECK WOULDN'T BREAK
Execution Of Young Murderer a
Louisville, Ky.

Louisville. KY, Jan. 4.-CIarence
Sturgeon, nineteen years old, was hung
In the Jail yard here yesterday. The
boy was so light that the drop would
not break his neck and seventeen
minutes elapsed before ne was pro-
nOunced dead.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-04
THE PRICE OF PEACE

The terrible itching ana smarting.
incident To certain skin diseases, is al
most instantly allayed by applying
Chamberain'S Salve. Price, % cents.
For sale by all druggists. ~,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-04
TOLD TOO MUCH TRUTH
German Editor Must Serve Four
Months for Libeiine an

ArIStOcrat
Berlin, Jan. 4.-Editor Macmillan
Harden, of Die Zukunft, was found
guilty yesterday of libeling Count Won
MOltke and sentenced to four months
imprisonment
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17
Mosque in Railroad carrIane.

The HeGjaE railway, among other
things, will contain a carriage fitted
up as a mosque. whore pilgrims viii
be able to perform their devotions
during the journey to the sacred cit
les. Externally the praying carriage
Is only distinguishable from the other
carriages by a minaret six feet high.
The interior is luxuriously fitted. The
floor is covered with the richest OF
Persian carpets. while around the
sides are verses from the Koran ap.
propriate to the pilgrimage and in let.
tiers OF gold. A chart indicates the
direction OF Mecca at one end, and
at the other are placed four vessels for
holding water for the ritual additions.
Most OF the carriages are OF foreign
make. but the wagon mosquee" was
built in Constantinople.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17

That FIRST Christmas was the moth.
er's coronation day Each recurring
Christmas pcrpetuatcs the memory OF
her sreat glory. In public and in pri.
vate celebrations OF II hers should be
the central hgure Solemn gladness
akin to tie Creators satisfaction in
his VERY good" work should fill her
soul
In Mr. Harrison $. Norris beautiful
poem. Information" We read how q
laborer De- ,en with "a tray of tools,
tisabered eac" wrlscd In the sun.
shine throccA city street
Jyor krcv hst out Of myriads one
Les ic hil aaw a sae COW run
That clasDel the centuries In its shade
Luf. M'-e "a t3rirf s.te.i. ilere
In even football at his side.
SHADOW F1il.ed the pavement wide
With Bonded head and humble pride
md ane' ross TIC n.r.
y was 5sf
Fors wears fr lode
And oo %, '-A
The worn de
tioidr seern,s .er l-ua.
lverl cr w. p "a bcr lahr IA
h. arms ralign.s. rnroe ciously 90 cea.
s ously. tie story of The incarnation
blcnicl NaC ov 'riasps the ceItu-
sir-." past. presses; ona To- co.c. and
rnly itscf "in shade" Marion
I.arland ~ independent
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17
Cbeir Zoe
Of DoeL
Continued from page l.

I told you little while aee 4 was
gour friendship ! wanted. was
wrong
she made no answer, but stretched
)ut her little gloyed hand 10 him.
hen drew II back quickly unnoticed.
. singular smile on her lips.
"Noll've known me for a few hours
1nly," he wen: on i'm steady voice
and ] understand what YOU think of
-,le Cor speaking like this. II | lad
i.nown you for years aud bal waited
Rnd had he right to speak and keep
your Respect His steadiness did
got carry him to the end of his sen
tence.
Then she laughed joyously, deli
ciously.
you arc mistaken" she said II
have known you for years. used To
rhum with your sister Gertrude at
school. and you used TO come down
from your university, and we'd take
walks. And we went up TO all the
meets TO see you run, and you used to
win. You called her your Kid sister
and me the other kid and YOU kissed
me once. You've forgotten the little
girl who stood silent in corners and
looked al YOU with wide eyes. But ]
couldn't forget | used 10 have Ger
t,,,aa ,,-r;to mo OIL ohont Vou FIN eha
married. tb.t missionary and went to
dive in China And then | had vonr
nbotoor.nh -tbe one I'm vour track slif
49, ,,, tf
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17

THE HOMSEEkR'S OPPORTUNITY.
In northern Wyoming. 80 miles east
OF the Yellowstone National Park, 800
farms varying in size from 40 to 100
acres have recently been thrown OPP
en- 10 entry and settlement under the
Reclamation Act. This tract OF about
IL 900 acres constitutes what is known
as the first unit OF the Shoeshone ir-
rgation project
The farms are obtainable under the
Homestead Law. subject 20 the char
ses OF actual cost of supplying water
to the land rhis charge has been
lXed al $40 per core. payable in not
less than five nor more than ten an.
nual instalments In addition to
this the settler is required 10 Day an
annual fee for maintenance and OPP
GRAFTON of $1.0O per acre The first
installment of $3.50 per acre is due
and payable at the time of application
is made for water right for any farm
unit. The second instalment will be
due on or before December /, 1909,
thus giving early settlers an oppor-
tunity of securing two crops before
the second payment becomes due.
The elevation is about 400 feet
above sea level. and the temperature
seldom goes above % degrees in sum
mer or below zero during the winter
months. The valley is sheltered by
mountain ranges on every side. and
no billiards., cyclones or other Sc
we're storms ever occur there.
The crops that can be grown ION the
Shoshone project are those common
to the temperate zone. Alfalfa. wheat
oats barley timothy potatoes, sugar
beets, and all other crops produced
in the states of the Mississippi Val
! ley of the same latitude are grown
mere. Wheat of excellent quality av-
erages 40 bushels to the acre. oats
average % to 60 bushels. and pota-
toes yield $50 to 300 bushels per acre.
sugar beets contain a large percent
age OF saccharine matter and a beet
sugar factory is projected for this
project as soon as the acreage set.
tied is large enough to warrant il A,
present the beets are shipped 10 tha
factory at Billings, Montana. Hardy
varieties Of apples. pears pums. and
small fruits may be successfully grow
Large numbers of cattle and sheen
Craze on the lands surrounding the
project. and there will always be a
nome market for hay The settlers
from the Mississippi Valley who took
up farms this spring have been uni
formly successful. having harvested
good crops on the new land.
TRANSFORMATION facilities are fIrn
ished by a branch of the Chicago
burlington 4 Quincy Railroad. which
passes through entire length of Tn.
project, and line under construction
giving north and south trunk line
from Denver, Colorado. to the Pacif.
ic coast via Billings and Great Falls
Montana.
-Four Furnishing towns. viz: Cody
Garland. Powell. and Ralston are 10.
Gated on this project contalnin,
schools. churches. banks. newspapers
manufacturing establishments. hotels
stores, etc. and altering fine oppor.
tunities for professional and business
men and laborers.
The surrounding mountains are GOV
cred with spruce and FIR and suopl,
the farmers with timber and the stool
men with summer range. Large Goa
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17

mines operated in the vicinity sup
ply cheap fuel for domestic and man
ufacturing purposes Well water OF
good quality is found at depths vary
ing from 30 to 80 feet.
Every settler will need some CAPT
tai The amount, OF course. will vary
with the man. but 81 900 or its equiv
alent is desirable. He will need a
house to live in, well, fences barn,
provisions for his family and food for
his working animals sufficient to last
one year. as we'll as machinery, tools,
etc. Arrangements have been per-
fected whereby settlers will be given
opportunities by the Reclamation Ser
vice to work out their water right
payments In eXcavating canals, ex-
tending the present system to cover
additional lands.
Further information may be obtain
ed by addressing the Statistician. u.
s. Reclamation Service. Washington
ID. G.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17
Brother piekey on Christmas.

Dey say hit is better ter give dan ter
receive, but wants ter put my friends
on notice dat I been 'p'inted ter be a
receiver 'twell after Christmas.
De Chris mus turkey roos' mighty
high. but by de blessin' er Providence
some or us got n mighty long reach.
He dat give ter de po' lends ter de
Lawd. but in dat case some folks think
dey1l halter wait too long ter git dey
money back.
Hit don't take much ter make de
worl' happy. but me- folks fin IL
mighty hard ter spare even dat much.
Atlanta Constitution.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17

christina in tic rg..ar navy Is 90
served rs ort of ;''e : IS holidays Of the
year. Starring of wi.l grand elmer
IN the middle OF tac GlA discipline is
from then on relaxed. and the fun is
fast and furious tin rndcvn. ana Of
Ten the evening Is enllvpned by amateur
taeatrIcals TIE fe el IS gayly deco
rated with bunting. and at each mast
head and 81 the bow aud Stern green
trees are dashed if procumblc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17
When mis.I..os Wa. Banned.

Because OF It's association with pr
gan rites the mistletoe was for centu-
rics forbidden place IN English
ct',rch decorations at Christmastide.
arb Il was not even mentioned In old
riiy mes until the seventeenth century.
IN Herrick's time. although the holly
and ivy had for two centuries previous
bccn the subjects OF various poetical
. 1usions
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17

Dashaway Well. Uncle Jasper. how
are you getting OF with your Christ
mas dinnery
Uncle Jasper-Fust rate. sab Colo
mel Wintcrblossom done guy me a
present OF fine TAT turkey sab
Dasha wav-That's worry strange
iaSt left the colonel. and he didn'. say
anything about It,
Uncle Jasper-No. san. He's got 10
count dem turkeys fust.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17

An interesting item regarding the
mistlctoe is that it is the only plant
whose roots refuse to shoot In the
ground n popularity possessed by no
other parasite. II is found on the fir.
the lime and the apple tree as well as
on the oak.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17
., Christmas Land.

Mistietoe Just overhead
Touch one spray abovcl
Holly berries Just as red
A. tie lips OF Love.
Christmas skies Of blue and gray.
Heaven In bright view.
And the sweetest gift today
Just the lips OF youl
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17
Circumstances Alter Cases.

Crawford-I thought YOU were per
fcctly delighted with the Christmas
present your wife gave you
Crapshaw--At that tire didn't
know she'd had IL charged.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17

She The idea, Aud we weren't
sven standing under the mistletoel
He--No ! did that sub rosa.--
Brooklyn Eagle
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17
The Woman az n.

Mrs Dorcas-What was the first
thing she did when she got the Christ
mas present?
Dorcas- Went to the store to find out
what Il cost.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17

A movement Is on foot 10 introduce
trackless trolley lines in Ireland. The
first probably will be from Donny-
broc Z, near Dublin. to Bray. seaside
resor,.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-17

To get a person out OF faint soah
a cloth with vinegar and apply 10 the
noso
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-11
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.
BUREAU De OBRAS PUBLlCAs.

San JuaD, P. R. AgOuto "a de 1908 -
PEopoBiCiOnag en- pliEgOB CsFFadoB para Is
a1judioaci61 en- p6bIiCa Bubasta do Is
construction de rs kil6metros mas Tpe'
nos de ls CsFEstara ndmsEo IL, SECTION
CiRleg Rscodo, kmB. 5.84 al 8. so, ne admi
tiF6n sn eata eficinR hssta Las 10 q. m. del
die "a do Agoato, 1908, en- que 90 abEiEkn
pibiicRmeDts.
EL pFesupuGBt0 RpFoximRdo de Las cbYaR
aSCienda & SIG 1890.
TOdos los datoB naCsBRFiOB, impFesoB Do
preparedness y Contgatoa inBtEuecionss
los poutoFsB % daF6n en- eBtR ofcina.
SsT6 Condici6n sgencial del ContFato que
el ContratiBtV, & pAFtir del segundo me8
inGiuBive del plaz para la tsFmiuaci6n de
loB trabajoB, ejscats oRda msB obHas por
vRIoE ma msnoF de $5 10000 manaualsg.
La administration SO Ts1sTvA eI daFaeho
de RsChazBr cualquieFa 6 tOdas lss pEopo'
sicionss de adiudieAE sI contEato boin
otEas condiCioneB que Las de pEacio Hola'
mBnts PoF oFden del COmIsionado del
IotsEioE, J. J. Jimsneg, supsEintsndenta
dc ObraB PdbIicnB. 13v.E.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-11
iilIegd Ia huTa Il

Los safioToH ZAlduondo y MieF, dusflos
del eHtablecimisnto dsnominado La Luna,
(san Francisco S5) tiensn 81 gnlto de-
anuneiAr IuG TslACionadoB que hR tsFmi'
nado "a 81 balance anWal de diohR isnds
y CON ObjstO de rsnovRr Sl HuFtid0 han
RcoFdadO Feagisar to1Ln Las msFe8ncfaB
sxiTtenteI actuRlments, TsduCiendo los pre-
clos In Il fmR expression.
Eats TeaEsaoi6n duEaEk 12 8 Is diaB No.
lamOnte, puss pTonto RaldFk para New
YoIk 81 snCAEgadO de les cOmpFRu HHpO'
ran para fin de msB, tsnsH aquf 81 nusVo
sui lido que HsFG sl mayor mas egplGndf.
do que jam6H hAyR FsCibido tisndG RIgunR
en San Juan.
En- "La Luna" sncontraFeig una gran
diviFlidAd de aEtfcuIos On los ramos do
m0TCanCfaI, psrfumsFfa , novs5adsI con Ia
buana opOTtunidad de RdquiFirlDs poF IB
NIT de- ~ pFscic.
No nlvidsis pusS, que Ia ocasi6n IL pin
tan cAIvA y apr"vschad. PAF'oquianoSII
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-11
RESULT TADOS de- IA
expedition del aiIO
DaSadO.
Las tTOpas del Brasil Ia dGu0talOn y
ahuTa estan los fillbusteEOs pro.
CesaaOs.

Mi11 Laonora Vice, do Hat kinnatk, N.
j., que foe BfSll atonder ~ hijo
George FL Vic0, que fu6 hsRido Captn'
RADIO poF 10 poliCia do Brasil, On DicismbFo
del anO pIBado, p0T peltanGCsr ID expa'
diCi6m flibuataER d mnndo de SsbnBti6n
MsgRli, hR FsgFeGAdo 90 hogar ca HRc'
kinGaCk y espGEa quo Bu h jo geG abnu0!tO
en- Ell proCeBo que 20 vera en- brave,
AoeTcR dc este agupt0 "LR CoFReBpOn'
dencia" di6 extsnBoB dstalloa hHC0 aIg6n
tempo, expliCando como Mngak f0Rm0 nu
expedition en- Nusva York para deTEOosr
0l gobieFno bEABilefio.
-"Yo cEso que mi viSje q Brasil Balv6
la vida do mi pobEe hiiO-diio MiB Vioe
& un reporter del "HeEald" -poEque 81
eBtaba 8prinionado On IN miserable GuaVtO
caBi no 90 hAbfa atendido dos tFe0
hsridag que hnbfR Eecibido en- l8 luchR al
Rer detenido."
''Samual Parker, del ndm. $50 de 10
CallG 80. On otFo de l0S expadiCionaEioS he
Ch0B PEisiOneroB con mi hij0 = MGgali.
TodoB Ggperan pRCiantsmGnt0 0I pFoCego,
que muy pEont0 30 CelebEar6."
"MuchOB de los iOveneB pEiaion0rOg afr.
man que elloa no Habfan que MGgRi Bs
PHUp9u4H AAG9E W0B e4R90AGAU1 uAEgbbSAb
y 20 CF8o que Ian aut0EidRdsB bERBile1sB
gaben peEfsCtRments eao. Mi hiio GeoTgs
foe oontratado' como CoCineTo = muCho8
de Loo OtroB DO Ia8 dijO que lOB qusFfsn pa
"A ponsElOH como guREdiaB en- una nina de
oFo."
La azpodici6n do MOgaIi, como dijimoU
hacs alg6n tempo, BRli6 de Brooklyn en-
un buque eBpooial 81 de NoviembT0 pa
sado, = el plan pEopuanto era Ol dc dsHOm'
baFcaE On la contR del BPsBil = deEEotaF les
fasrsaB del estadO de GsFasT. La mayor
paEte de lOu expsdiCionAFioB eTRn cana
dGnHeB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-11
BOARDING HOUSE.
CASA DE HUEsPEDEs PUERTO
RIQUENA EN NUEvA YORK.

AcabR do sHlablsCsFIa, nituadR en- alto
c6ntfico, en- 81 u6m. Al EaIt s. gosando
de 10 quistud de 10 calls y Do 10 COmodi.
dad que para 81 tTSfieo ls ofreosn laH fnaAa
de tEanvfaH alectEiCoa de Broadway, de
GuyR RFtsTiR 20 euCusntTa 6 media cuadFR,
muy caroa de IL euBTtA avGnida y de lR
Calle % que cruEa II Ciudad media cuR'
dER del fGm0Ho Sob way Bsa fsFToCRTEil
EubteFTEreo , una cuadEa del PRTqus
Madison. Edifoi0 gFAnds , sltgAntI, hA.
bitRoioneB O6modaB , RmuSbladaG con eX'
quiEito guHtO = gran lujo; de sIto Bs nR
encRTgAdo una de IRa maioEeH f6bFicaR de
muebIaa alfombrnn de dichR ciudad. Co.
msdoF e1plendid0, HsEvido con special
CuidRdO , AtsndidO peETonalmsnts POF sl
duefio. Cocina espAfiola , americans. Pre-
clos m6dioOB Excslsnts tFAto , ssFViCio.
Los hu6speds1 pueden CESAR de IN gran
panorama que lea ofEeCs el mism0 sdihci0.
Dssde Bus VentAnaI ae domina una gran
parts do II CiudRd, dies minutes de- lea
grandsH tsatroI , de IaB famonB tisnda8
'Siegsl Co0POr" = otFRI no menog lUioEag,
& cinco minutes dc Broadway, donda sat6
81 FlatiTon Building, la famoIA plancha
que tanto llama In atsnCi6n l0H viAisToa
, que % levAntR magOstuoURmOnta 6 Cisn
metros de IL nueva casa de hueEpada1 pusE'
torEiqusfa. EatR sH Ia casa que mGI ven
tBjaB ofFsce los pusTtoFEiquehoH , lAtinoa
en- general On II gran mstr6pOli. Pi5a Vd.
cuRntoH datOk nocaaits, e IN duefio, ViOanta
SRnjuEio FEanquiE, New York, Al EaEt,
% Street. 15v.a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-11

co tan impoEtante como Gl "R0cheDteE
Union and Advertiser" dice del diacuFBo
de Mr.. Taft 81 OuNl pOTi6diCO, entire otraS
CoBau, dice:
"A'gunol do Lon puntoa diBCutidoB poF
Mr.. Taft en- % dincuEs0, Io8 tratG muy
biOD; poEo AIgunaB do aus AirmaCiOnOB son
abIolutAment9 fslBRB, no pueden BsF Coma
probadaB poF hGchoB = que & veCsB pare
cen Coa8s do abogadog de tFaAtionda."
PeTo 81 Mr.. Taft connideTR que tOdO
americana 3s6e ettaT OFgWJJOsO dc 10 que Ell
gObieTnO de Jos EUEGdO8 Un6dOs hG hechO
en- Puerto Rico, nogOtr0s p0dFfamo8 tomRF
opinion E6bliCR noEtsam0EiCanR & punsdoB
=, con Glla, prObRr que milIonGl de noTts'
amORiCan0g eBt6n de1mintiendO Mr.. Taft.
Nal pueden loB pueFtoTEiquefio8 Conf&H
On 10 buenR f6 deRoys OrgWJEO, cuRndo los
miBmoa CompatEiotR8 de Mr.. Taft eatGn,
con BuH heOhoS = guB palabEaB Contradi'
Ci6ndole. NunCR fa6 10 mentiF8 h0nFGdO
psdsAtal de famR sIguuAl Nuegtro pus'
bio BentiF6 ffio On sun 0GTOeS Rl veF lB co.
renidad, la impsEtuEbAbilidad, con que 81
foturo probable presidents de lOB EBtAdo8
Unido1, haCs inCisEtAH afEmRCionsB cen
TeferanCia & Puento Rico.
"La Correspondence" BfEmR que, 6
deBpoCho de esa poIftiCs de falROia, baio
10 CuGI qu0dRn GbTUmedaB Las GspiFaCio'
mes del pusblo puaFtOFEiqutfio, hBy todA'
via on eEs1 braves pals bEOB que Mr.. Taft
dOdiCa 4 Puerto Rico, ago que FsbOta 30
bEa lR piel hRce rebslaF IoB sontimieutOg
de loB que amaEon 81 BuoIo en- que nacia'
ron.
EOtadoB UnidoB sB una gran patFiG. FL
pueblo americana no % tuFbR do polfticoB
degCVeidoB y eBp0CuladorOg. La nRCi6n,
con lR Cusl quinieEan loG puaEtOFFiqu; n %
una dignR AliRnEa, eg una GntidRd muY
pcr onCima de enR0doG electoERlea , do Ia
ChOg de candidates mas manon igualGI
ante Ia ConCianCia del pueblo. La nsCi6n
debe ingniraE RespGto & tod0 bu0n CiudRdA'
no. La naCi6n no dQba geTvir do inBtFu
msnto para OatRbIaCor fsIaciaB Ii para d08.
portar oFguIlo poE MALAS ACCIONES
EN- sU NOMBRE INJUEEAMENTE
REALIZADAS La nRci6n no ha Fsali'
zsdo nj On Filipina8 nj On Cuba nj On
Puerto Rico, toda Ia cohorts de hsChos On
dies afi7a llevadog l8 pEsGttCa. In nG'
Ci6n, en- 10 que % EefisE9 6PWeRto Ricos no
90 responsible de lg B0TvidumbEG en- qpe
Be 10 mantiens No dahGs NO pUoda, MIN
g6u americana eAt6F oEgulleHo de que { lR
naCi6n 1a atribuya sI papol de in1tPumouto
que he RealisRd0 81 NAL quo IsvAnt0 pro-
teataH en- IaG almaB pueTtoEEiqutfiIG
Sin duda en ests pals hay mGB FGgpst0
poE loB Estados Unidog que el que demuqa'
tran OsaB impFudeutes palabEas en- bnCa Dc
40 hipo:6tiC0 psTBOnaje.
La i0la NADIA tiena que 0gFadOCoE 8 Mr.
Taft, & iuzgsF poF lo1 pEOp6Iitog que para
ella giempEO hR Esvslado. PeF0 o. nGCa88'
rio qua 81 PATS ConesOa CuRl e. u v0Rdado'
n 6ituaCi6n dc Ian O0BaB. &c nG0G1aHio
que ne de cusnta do quisno1 son aus amigos
y quionoa Loo buEla1oEO1 do uus lOgitimag
RDpiENeionOg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-11
SOIsmnes CuIt0s en- honor del Sa-
gG8dO COTaz6B de Maria en- la
IgIeSia de San Jose.

El viernes de estA Bemana IA del que
CuTgs daFG Comior 20 Ia novenR del segra'
do OoFRs6n de la SmR. ViTgen Cd Ia Ig'e.
BiR de San JOl6 81 tcque dc oFRCion00, 30
gun lR coBtumbre de los ans a1terioToR,
la que COmenERF6 pOF sl Esso del smo Ro'
saFio y IstRniR CAntRdg, RctO continue &C.
gOiF6 sl ejeECiCiO de ls novsna, gczon y
saIvs al fnal, 0sf ContinuArE todos Lou diaS,
& exCspCi6n del S6bRd0 dfa do ID Agun
ci6n dc 10 Sma. VfEgsD, que Oomenzar6 ol
RoBsEio media hOfB sntsB para REAR 81
QuinCs BsoEa tranBT oRts del Roaasio los
as0Cisdos de 10 CcfEs6fA del Rosario, por
la man ana hAbr6 misa Rolemne con Ser'
mon La 8 dc 10 ma II ma.
El die % domingo BsE6 10 miBa do CO.
muni6D general las de L. mafiana &
laa 8 10 mig8 CantRdR- con sermon que pre-
diCRRG un0 do Lon r p. Paules de Is CON-
gPegaci6n de "a misi6p. Tanto ID noyOns
como 10 mi8R ueE&n Rmsnizadss con l6 or
queats, s..
Sc invita- & todoa Loo fslaB para uuo su
es0a diRB acudan & honEar & la Ema Viz.
gen con tan solGmnes cultog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-11
BancO Teriturisl J IgfeOIa de P. R.
Ssoretarta

AcordRdo pOr 10 Junta General de AC'
ci0nistas dc II De Julio 6Itimo, EspaFtiR 81
80. diVidsndo active de 2 poE acCi6n de
lR pTimsEa Esris , $3.50 psF RCCi6n De la
BsgundS; dsude sEtS fschs, sn l0s diRa , ho'
FRs hSbilos Is pBgaFG dicho dividend0 pOr
lR ORjR de In Soci0dsd.
LoI EsfiOrss AcCioniEtRE, Bs pToVsaEfn
en- lR SsCretRTfR de lR papeletR de Psgo &
cuyo efscto, los que 10 Bsan pOE tftulo
"NominAtivo" ne tsndF6n neCslidRd de
acOmpAnAFlO y pOdF6n AutoEiEAF poF slOEi'
to persona que oobTe por siloB, paEn loH
que 10 Bean p0F tftulo "Al PoTtadoE" e.
Indispensable lR presentation de 6Ita para
que puadnn VsRiieRr al cobro.
Lo gus 20 hAee p6bIic0 para conOCi,
misntO de loH intsFsUadOE. San Juan,
P. r 10. AgoIto de 1908. 81 SsCFstari0,
p. RocSfoFt Vo. Bo. ri Director Gs'
rents, r. a8tro GonzkleE. 6.vH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-11
I'm bale de- etiqueta.

Han circulado pFofaaaments poE 10 ciu'
dad da1do eyer las invitaCionGB para sl
'bAile de stiqustA" que 20 llOvAE6 q tfsCtO
On 10 noChs do hoy On 81 Tsatr0 de IR Ciu.
dad, , de Cuyo acto est6 GnOaTgada una
eomi6i6n do dintinguidos j6voneB dc San
Juau. surcpibsn dicha invitaCi6n Les 90.
flores J. q. FigusEaS, J. Sire, r. FsEEer,
V. Coli Cuchf, A. OteEo, J. A Lopez An
tongioTgi. M. M. FeEnGndsz y D. Mon
uGRTAt.
81 bAiIe comOngaR6 Las Side lG nothe,ly
todo oI que doBo0 invitaCi6n poE no hAbsE'
la EsCibidO, puedo GoliCitArlN lA Eefsridh
Comini6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-11
M0siCa NatiVa.

En- ell Paris Bazaar de don Pc
dro Giusti Sc encuentra a la
venta el precioso vals Interme.
20 de la zarzuela Amor que
muere y Amor que mace, y el ori-
ginal Two-Step Caribbean March
del compositor puertOrriqueno
Rafael Balseiro D&vila, al pre-
clio de so y IS centavOs respec-
tivamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-11
AbEigOS de VefanO.

En 81 PARIS BAZAAR gs acabnn de
TeOibiF abEigOs fsEma MONTE CARLO
On color Champagne pgopios paYa II esta'
Ci6n. LoB hRy slsgantisimo8 cen Cusllos
bordsd0B y de pEeCios muY limitadoB. Para
aalidaa DO tsatFe y dc bailea uon inmejOrR.
bles. kn abrgos nsgEoH no h8y an gran
guEtdO. AbanicoB, iaponesoB gran move.
dad PsFfumeEia hna GEnneeaa dc lsE mgje'
Rel msEcaG olntuEonGS, poinetas infnidad
DC aTsiculo8 de novsdad que eEta caGa re-
Clhe p0R toool loo vRp0T0a q1a Nagan d0
Europa. PEDRO GIUsTI, FoR@la.
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