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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
srEMpRR La vERDAD.

ssCuando esta I'd. en- duda olga
Ia verdad." Fue un experimental.
do y vieio diplomatico el que asi
dijo q un princiIiante en- la carre-
"a. La mentira puede pasar en-
algunas cosas pero no en- los ne,
gocios. El fraude y enga1o a me-
nudo son ventajosos mientras Sc
ocultan; pero tarde 8 temprano sc
descubriran, y entonces Viene el
fracaso Y el castigo. Lo mejor y
mas SECURE es ell decir la verdad
en- todo tempo, pues de esta ma
nera Sc hace uno de amigos cons
tantes y de una reputation que
siempre vale Glen centaVos pc
peso, donde quiera que uno ofrez-
ca efectos en- venta. Estamos Ell
situaci6n de airmar modestamen-
te, que sobre esta base descansa
La universal popularidad de Ia
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
Ell p1blieo ha descubierto cue
esta medicina es exactamente 10
que pretende ser, y que produce
los resultados que siempre hemos
pretendido. Con toda franqueza
Sc ha dado q conoeer su naturale-
"a. Es tan sabrosa como la miei
contiene todos los principles nu-
tritiYos Y curatiYos del Aceite de
Higado de Bacalao Puro, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosfitos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta y
Cerezo .SilYestre. Estos elementog
forman una combination de su.
prema excelencia y m6ritos medi-
einales. Ningun remedio ha tent
do tai 6xito en- los casos de Pull
monia, P6rdida de Carnes, Tfsis,
Nal Estado de los NerTios, asf como
todas las afecciones que procedeD
de Sangre Tmpura. ''El Sr. DR.. J.
Tzquierdo Brown, de Buenos Aires,
lice: lie usado la Preparation de
Wampole, y grandemente satisfe,
tho de sus espl6ndidos resultadoS
"a he administrado q mis- propioG
hiios, teniendo la satisfaction dt
haber obtenido un exito que nj
habia podido conseguir con otra'
preparedness" " y FL desengaflo. e
impossible. En- sodas las Boticas
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La sonora Julnl Rivera, VIudl Do AlICea.
Hl tallueIdo.

Aysr tras panoBa snfsrmsdad fslleci6 Ia
respectable BsfioER JuAns Rivera, madre
amantflima de 10 viFtuosa neloTita Otilia
Alicea, empleads que foe de sBtaB ofcinaB,
anf como do los j6vensS Jose , Fortunate
que quedsn privadoB dc aus mateEnRleH
cuidRdoB
Hoy Las disz media 30 VERTIGO Ell
ontierFo de 10 cadSver al que aHiati6 hume
roHoa amigos dc ls fnRdR.
Que 81 Diou de Ia MisericordiR acojs
en- 80 BsnO 81 alma de la que fo6 Rmante
mndre carih 80 amiga El de TeRignR'
Ci6n & Eus deBconEolRdos hijoE.
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aver.

Aver tarde fac objstO 81 S.. Bernardo
Huicy en- Bu TesidenCiR de "MiEamar" de
una delicada opeEaci6n quiE6rjios. Le fu6
cortada lR pieEns izquisFda , aCtuaFon los
m6dicoB sEeB Manuel FigusTos, Lopez
Antongiorgi, Munoz, Tomas VazquoE 2
Curbelo. 81 practicRnte sr. OteEo aBisti6
tambien.
El estado del enfermo Cd HatilfActoTio =
dessamsu que 81 diBtipguido CompatEiots
meiors pronto de "a dolsnCiR.
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I D I c ] 0
CoTto Municipal de San Juan. Unitsd
States Of America. The President Of
the United Slater. 9.S.
Francisco Bird Quih6nea. Dsmandante.


States Of America. The President of
the United Slater. S.8.
FraneiBco Bird Quif6nsH. -Damandante.
v. 8.
Enrique GonzSIeg DAEder.-Dsmandado.
AnunciO dc subRBtR.
Agustin MuBa IMarcRno, MarRhAl dc Il
Corte Municipal de San Juan, p. r.
AL p6blico hsgo BRbsT: que procodiendo
al cumplimiento de BentanCiG, en- ID demans
do inteFpuslts poF FEanciaco Bird Quin6.
mes, demRndants, contra Enrique qonA6l0S
DRrdey, dsmandRdo, &C brs cobro de CIEN.
TO VEINTE Y CINCO DOLLARS y
costaF, Be ha digpussto lR ventR en- p6blicR
subaBta del inmuebla aiguiente:
"Finca R6Btics, aita On II juTiGdiCGi6n
do Trujillo.alto, compueBta de cuarenta =
dos CuaEentR y cuatro CuerdAu do teEre-
GTaude, p0r el Sur con kaYEenoB dc ID 10.
eaBl6n de Juan Cruz GaAtiaiups, por 81
Eate con loE dc Joa6 BstRncourt , NicRAio
5oIR y poE d Oests con los de Juan Cruz
Guadalupe JuHta Morales"
FL EemRte tsndR& lugaK 81 dia dos de
Junio pr6ximo Las dos de la taEde, en-
Ia OfcinR del Mammal, aitR On IL CoEte
Municipal (Allen 49,
81 impoEte de IL vsntS debaTd haCsrue
en- moned0 americana , ID Adjudication 30
hRF6 81 mejoF poBtor.
Y en- cnmpIimiento de 10 diSpueato On sI
aEtfculo 251 del VICENTE C6digo de Enjui-
ciRmiento Civil, Bs hRCs BRbsr por 81 pre-
Bsnte para Ia Concurencia de licitadore1.
DAdo On San Juan p. r. & IA do Mayo
de 1908. -AgWsttn Masa.- MaYBhal Nh.
nicipRl. 3 Va
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DEPARTlMENTO De EDUCACION.
SAN JUAN ?. R.
AN U N OIO

En- las ofcinaB del Comi1ionado de ms
tRusci6n Pdblica, SsD Juan, Puerto Rico,
% EecibiE6n. pTopoBicionO8 bajo BobEe CO.
Trsdo , por CuSdrupliCado para 81 0nlan-
che que hay que hsCer dc docs BsloneI {
ID Cana eBCuola de Caguau, r, r. hnHtA Lar
diez de II manRna del Sabado 80 dc Ma.
20 1908, hoTR en- que Be AbEiI6n todaG La
proposicioneu. Para infoTmal puodsn di'
TiiiTBs dichAB oicinnV. On dep6Sito a
veintiOinCo dollars (25.00l 30 exige para
responder & los pianos J plisgOs Dc Condi'
Clones
So rsu0rva 81 derscho Dc reohszar algu
mas 6 todAG las pIopouieioneI.
Los sobFss On qusE8 Hemitsn eGbeE6n
lIsVaE eGCTito 10 giguiente:
"PEoposiCi6n para ConEtTuir an enIRn
che & Is casa eEcusla de Cgguas, 2. r." J
deben ssF diEigidoa Il ComiSionado a
EducaCi6D, San Juan, r. r. 4v.a
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DEPARTMENT OF. EDUCATION.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER
ApYERTIsENEnT,
San Juan, p. R. May 19th 1908 =

San uan, p. r. May 18th 1908 -
Sealed proposals in quadEuplicatO for
the erection Of 3 twslve room cement
block addition to the Graded school build
Jog at Caguas, P. r. will be received ct
this Office until 10 A. N. May 3Oth. 1908,
when such proposals Will bs opened.
Request for information Hhould be directed
to the Office Of the CommiBlioner Of Edu'
cation. A dspoait Of twenty Eve (25. .OO)
dollars is exactsd a. security for the 70.
mission Of Plans and Specifications.
Tbs right is reserved 10 reject any or
all bids.
Envelopes in which proposals. aro
foIwsEdsd should be digOctsd aB follows:
Proposal for the construction Of IN I'd.
dition to the Graded school ct CSgua1, p.
f., aud should be directed to ''The Com
missioner Of Education, San Juan, Porto
Rico" 4v.E
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PldOraS ROsadas
: del DR.. Williams I
EN- LAS BoTICAs.
HnnNo@o NaNcS
Paris Bazar.
EN- LAS BoT1CAs

Parhcipamo1 nusBtra diutinguida
clientele que hemoB Eecibido nm Oxtsnuo
suFtid0 en- tiFaI = entEedoHeI Suizos com
probRdRs personR'menta poE Ol Jefe de Il
CRla. EG 10 mas fino que viene Puerto
Rico. Los hay On telR tupida , On tOln
claFin.
Adsm6S se ha EeCibido una novedRd On
abanioos dc VaIenCia en- dondO mand6 esta
casa MADEIRA do Cedro para Lon varilIaie
dc loI Rbanioos los que rssultAn una gran
novOdad.
EEta casa no omits gaBtoB para traOI
iempre novedsdOH Puerto Rico. FotAleE-
27.-PedrO GSusti.
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al nino Agustfn vald6D, Gosnaga fac unO
de los mfa empehBdoB en- llsvRE 4 efocto
81 prop6uito % informs que diio & EuH
amigos;
-"Yo ahoTa vendE6 81 primsro".
Sc auegura gus Hs hsbfa tornado una
asociRCi6n de Beis j6vensB C0mpAhsEoB dc
AguHtin VRld6B para uuicidaFBs uno traB
otFo ? que 81 j6ven Goenags habfs tocado
81 primer tuEno.
MuchaB peTuonAa dc Ia Ciudad y de San
tuFCs viEitaFen aver tards = anocho Ia
cara del leaionado.
ri estado del hsrido el gsnoralmenta
EatiafACtoEio.
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On YieiO YOIcan en- eEupCl6n.

San Francisco, Mayo. FL voIc6n de
Guatemala, apagado hacs tempo, deBpeEt6
de % lstargo hEce aIgdu tempo, con tel
vioIencia On 50 afin de arEojar lava. gus
los hRbitRnte1 de San Felips no dsben Bu
existsncia actual aino II fuerSa de Hul
pies para schH caFEeEaa laTgaB.
Frenta 81 TsBuCitsdo volofn eBtf otFo
Compa zero, el Santa Marie, que On los dl'
timoa doCientos sfioB Bspult6 tRntsa Ciu'
dRdRg.
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PEINt QUE TINE EL ClBELLO.

PAtenta aIemAn pSTa colorsar 81 cRbsllo
con solo psinHTGe, sin mAnchar 81 cueFG
cRbsIludo. Limpio, inofsnuivo que du.
Fa varioB AMOS. Hay para todoG lOI tonoB
Para N 6J iDfoTmeu, ssorfbAss & L. MoeTck
impoTtador, 27O, Weat 131 o. Street,
Nlw York, 4v.n
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TRASlADO.

WEST INDIA OIL COMPANY
partioipa hRbaE stEa8ladado rus efiCinaB ,
almaCan en- San Juan & Il Marina
CALLE DEL DEFOsITO Nom. 8,
On donds Be oncuentran la disposition de
Hus numOToseB cIienteI , yiIitndoreI otFa'
oi6ndoloB los msioEs1 GTtfouIoI de nu Tamo
como petrolOog, gssoIina, acsitoI, gTanas'
velRB, l6mpaEsR CoCinaE, eItufA8, etc: ETC.
7NR
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Para Msnatt.

Hs traulsdado 50 rsBidonciR & Manatf
81 ST.. Federico Calaf hacendado de Rque.
lie Iocalidad y que reside du1ants mucho
tienpo % SantuHce. No hRbiendo podido
dsupedirss de Bus amiBisdea de Ia ciudRd
10 haca DOR medic de las pTes0ntOa lfneaE.
DeHsamos ol Sr Calaf las mejorea i'm.
pYasioneu an an nuevR Feaidencig.
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C9TsI8 ] lhTIg18 @ tllglaa llgT0s.

81 Paris Bazaar aCabR de Fecibir an Va
Tiado EurtidO en- CoE1a1 maRCa w. B. M.
form de loa modalos mis- la mode, aBf
como ga oItenso uuEtido de sbTigos do tafs'
tan negro llamadon Monte Carlo, OoKtou,
msdisuos = laEgoG s pEscio8 vontsjCso1
, de ID m0ioE Casa do New York. Pedro
qissstg, FoTtaIeza ~.
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:. TREASURE DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BTEN Es NMUEBLEs.

sUBAsTA PUBLICA BIENEs nJdUEBLEs
La Coectua
19OS los gun
poIe los
ebargads pagado
oeOoo tempo las conhibuCOne vdas
Descdpci d la Prpedad Cnribu
TERCERA sUBAsTA.
Francisco POymiran terreno 84SO
6aAlo Valentn 68 cdas bario LA Tore 1858
Vazquez e5aa ternno harrio. .ggantenan
Antonio Rodriguez 1 casa pobIaG6n 49S
PRINIERA sUBAsTA.
Eugenio cdas obarro"
Juan Va2quez Rios erreno obarro"
dullermo Cherena
Obdula Nazarlo casabaTTo "Susona"
Puan deal
del
ls guhasada
CFirmadO) JuanV Ropso-Cceotor
Aprobado s D Gromer Treasurer.
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AVISO.

VedsmoI todaU Il exiGtOncin, de Eopa
heCha que tsnemoG en- nueStEo eltablGCi'
misnto La PRlmGgona" & pEeCioB BumR.
ment0 m6dicoR-J Pisras y Co.
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La ATR0Z MIGRANA.
Las PildoPas Rosadas del pr.
= Williams Curaran aun cuando
TodoS los DemSS G0FqO-
rline ~ HunanNn

Las PiidoPas Rosadas del pr.
- Williams CuFaran aun cuando
{ Toolos los Demas Rom0-
dios no Curarons
El simple hecho de que los hom-
} bres padecen raramente de mi
grafa 8 dolor de cabeza, mientras
{ que la mujer 10 sufre tan q me-
nudo, sugiere bien clique las causas
Z tienen su origen en- el tempera-
= mento delicado del sexo, Y sobre
; todo en- las funciones orgdnicas de
la mujer. ST la regularidad de
esas funciones Sc hace difcil, las
; migranas, dolores de espalda,
: nerviosidad, insomnia, son las pc
nalidades consequences. Para la
Z migrafla y demas dolencias NADIA
iguala a las Pildoras Rosadas del
Z DIR. Williams. Modifcan en- efecto
Ell estado general de todo el siste-
} ma. Enriquecen y purifican la
sangre, fortifican los 6rganos Y
Z I0gu1aIlAan SuS IuncloneS. EI
tratamiento de las Pildoras Rosa
z das del DR.. Williams, tan simple,
tan facil, ha curado a miles.
) La Sra. Dona Cruz Romero, de
Amatlan, (Veracruz), Mexico, es-
Z cribe: "Durante tres aflos padecf
5 una debilidad constante progre-
{ silva, debido a la pobreza de san
I gre. Sentfa nduseas, fuertes pal
pitaciones al coraz6n, NAL humor.
Z inapetencia, y estaba poseida de
4 ese horrible dolor de cabeza casi
! constantemente. Todo cuanto
para mi Sc hizo era inutil solo
cuando tome las celebradas Pfldo-
ras Rosadas del DIR. Williams, es
que conocf tranquilidad alivio.
4 Con un POGO tempo de toInar esta
medicina de acuerdo & las indica-
clones que acompafian al frasco,
me halo curada y sumamente
agradecidas motive por el cual no
vacilo en- Tecomendar por estas
lfneas este valioso remedio & mis-
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7TN Peden los deaes reivos exreentea
IN III comdor de popdad
del
as guients enque Utuado PuertOic
7IN 7TN FirmadO, MacariOl lRivera.-COIsctor
EgApobado s. D. G1omer-Treasurer
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JFEAsuRY DEPARTMENT OF PoRro RICO
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEA.

En- Coecua
los hgulent los
@ los bs aconados Rscontbu
Las contibuciOnea vdas los sn
PRoPlETARIoa Description de Propiedad COntbnea
AproximadoA
PRIMERA sUBASTA
Carolina 1casam nader abarroCi Ciudad 759
Iongino MoraF5C1 OCueda tereno barroC Caguana
Jose Manuel AToehoi 13 id "Caguana"
Jose Manuel Arocho AZ i'd i'd "CaguanR"
Juan Garcia 6O[th "Pas Palma
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A CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express through The Ban.
Ter our high appreciation of the kindness
and sympathy extended our family dur.
ing the illness and at the death of our
dear companion and mother. The many
thoughtful acts and kind words of our
friends have been source of much COM
fort and pleasure to US, and we wish to
take this means of expressing our appre-
citation of the same. We wish to make
special mention OF the skillful professional
attention given by DR.. Wolff, who 20
promptly responded to our call, whether
at mid day or in the still watches Of night,
and also of Rev. J. L Ward, for his de-
voted pastoral attention.
w. W. Cook, ST., AND CHILDREN
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TO- everyone ordering a gas
rsnge,this week. You will save
Money by cooking with gas and
then It is 50 easy. Breakfast in
Eve minutes. Can you do that
on q coal or wood range !? Ranges
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BARTOk-HALl.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
E Hall 103 Church street, there was a
quiet, but very pretty, wedding at $50
this morning, when their youngest daugh-
ter, Miss Addie Anna, was married to Mr..
John Frederick Barton, of Philadelphia.
The bride is one of the most popular
girls of the younger set, while the groom
is successful business man, with James
E. Caldwell & Co., of Philadelphia.
The house was beautifully decorated
with evergreens and palms and roses, and
presented a scene of loveliness, which
was in full accord with the occasion.
The bride wore smart blue travelling
suit and carried handsome bouquet of
lilies of the valley. She was attended by
Miss Nellie Davis a. maid of honor, and
Mr.. Emmett Orem was best man.
Rev. Thomas B. Barlow, rector of
Christ P. E. Church, performed the cere-
mony. The bride was given away by
her father, and Miss Molie Leonard
played Mendelssohn's wedding march.
Mr.. and Mrs Barton were the recipients
of many both handsome and useful pres,
ents. The gift of the groom was piano.
They left on the early train this morn.
ing for wedding tour North before their
return to Philadelphia, where they will
make their home.
The bride will be greatly missed by her
large circle of friends in Cambridge.
Last Saturday nfSat quite number of
friends Of the bride and groom were en-
tertained at the brides home, where re
treatments were served.
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ROBINSON CASE ON TRIAL.

A crowded courthouse at an early hour
this morning marked the opening of the
trial of the case of the State vs.. Joseph
Robinson charged with attempted crimi-
nal assault on Mrs. Howard T. Smith.
The alleged attack occurred last Fall
and the circumstances thereof are doubt
less still fresh in the memory of our
readers.
The work of empanneling jury was
quickly concluded and the trial began.
Mrs. Howard T. Smith was the first
witness. She testified that about quar-.
ter of six o'clock on the evening in ques-
ton she was passing the steps leading
down from Robinson's shop when he &C,
costed her and asked if she were interest
ed in the Bible. She said yes and he told
her if she would come up stairs, he would
lend her some tracts, which she said she
| would be glad to see. She assembled the
the stairs and Robinson asked her to enter
his shop, which is on the upper floor
This she declined to do as there was no
| light in the room.
She then started down stairs when Rob
inson grabbed her with his right arm.
The force of his clutch caused her to sit
down on the top step. She screamed and
Robinson put his left hand over her
mouth. She struggled free of him (or he
took fright and released herr and slid or
fell to the bottom of the stairs where she
was met by Mr.. Russell P. Smith and
others whom her screams had attracted to
her rescue.
MIR. Russell P. Smith was the next wit
ness and testified to hearing Mrs. Smith
scream and to reaching the foot of the
steps about the time Mrs. Smith did. He
told of her fright and the efforts the by
ISLANDERS made to rea ssure her.
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The Ladies are all invited to orr Special Sale of
Floor coverings. We making very unusual dis
play and if you will call we will take pleasure in
showing you the
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GAME ENDS SUDDENLY.

The game between Antioch and Milton,
ut Antioch, Saturday, came TO close at
the beginning of the third inning. Wat
kins I'D to retire on account of badly
split hand, and when Applegarth was
called to go in TO pitch, the Milton team
left the field and refused to play. Antioch
claims the game as forfeited. Score, 90.
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WANTED INFORMATION.

The undersigned desires information in
regard to the family records of Thomas
THOMPSON, who served as young man
in Maryland regiment in the kevolu
tionary war, was married to Priscilla Mace
and lived on or near the headquarters Of
Fishing Greek from 1882 to probably 1874
or 1895, Address ID. F. THOMPSON,
The New Varnum, Washington, D. C..
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MONDAY, MAY 4, 1908
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

|
Mr.. h. Ruff, of Hurlock, went to Balti-
more Sunday night.
Mrs. John Hayward, of Secretary, left
Sunday for Virginia.
Miss Mary Num-, of Norfolk, Va, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Hank. East
Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spurry, of James
Island, have moved to Cambridge and
are now living ON Muir street.
Miss Hattie Dooling, of Windy Hill,
was passenger on the Joppa Sunday
night for the Monumental city
Mr.. John H Richal dson left for Balti-
more on the boat Sunday night after q
short visit to his aunt, Mrs. Emiline Kel-
ley. of Cambridge.
Frank D.. Moses, the we'll known gas
engineer, of Trenton. N. j., is spending
a few days in Cambridge looking over the
gas conditions here.
Mrs. R. B. Threnton, of Pass Chrestone,
Mass, and son, Archie. are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Price, 1T
Water street, this city.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Choir Guild of Christ EpiscopaD Church
will be held in the Parish House tonight
at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is re-.
quested.
Messrs. Charley and Frederick Richard.
son returned to Baltimore on the boat
Sunday night after a short visit to their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Richardson,
of Church Creek.
Miss Fannie Butley and Mrs. Emma
Hines returned to Baltimore on the Joppa
Sunday night after short visit to Miss
Sallie Tyler, of this city, who accompanied
them to Baltimore
Messrs. G. E. Smith, of Hurlock; and
George Anderson, of Secretary, left on
the boat Sunday night for Baltimore.
where they will spend few days on q
short business trip.
The marriage OF Mr.. Melbourne Bar
rack, of Cornersville, and Miss Emma
Rumbley. of Cambridge. will take place
Wednesday afternoon, at five o'clock, at
Zion M. E. Parsonage, 100 Locust Street.
Mrs. Susan E. Harrington, who died in
Baltimore last week, was brought over
on the boat Sunday morning and the re-
mains were taken to Madison where the
funeral was held. The body was inferred
in Old Trinity Burying ground Sunday
w. Irving Mace, trustee, will sell the real
estate of the late Basil Mortimer. situated
on the county road leading from Jacktown
10 Bucktown, and containing 48 acres,
more or less, at the Court House door on
Tuesday, May 9Th. See advertisement in
another column. at
The Gas Company has both in and out
side of its Office on Poplar street. this
city, arc gas lights furnishing light equal
to 2 600 candle power electric light The
brilliant illumination gives that part of
the street metropolitan aspect and sets
the rest of the town an example the emu
lation of which would add much to the
appearance of Cambridge.
Mr.. Charles 81. Wood, representing the
Gorham Ecclesiastical Studios, Of New
York City is putting in place the memorial
window to the late Edward White LIE
Compile, erected in Christ Episcopal
Church by his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth NJ.
LeCompte. 1t is expected that the work
will be completed this week in order that
the window may be ready for its unveil
ing to the public on Sunday morning
next.
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LETTER TO WILLIS BROS.
Cambridge, Md.

Dear Sirs: Here's the essence OF De
voc:
Paint half your job Devoe, paint thu
other half whatever you like:
Dew oe half doesn't take less gallons
aud cost less money, no pay.
Yours truly,
90 F. W. DEVOE s co.
Herbert Hearp sells our paint.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-04

Quantity and Qualify rarely ever 60
together. Here's thu exception. Ell
Lofts Emulsified Oil Liuiment contains
half q pint of an emulsion of Spirits
Turpentlne. Origanum, Kerosene Oil
Ether and Ammonia, and sells for only
csc q bottle. Guaranteed or money
back. Postoflce Pharmacy.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-04
$13.25

Installed, $500 down when the
ranae is ready to light and 81 a
month with your gas bill.
CsIi 1t our Office Saturday af-
teEnoon and evening and see US
cock with gas,
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
NEBRASKA LAWYER
SUCCEEDS DOVER
William Hayward Becomes Sec
retary of Republican Ma
tiOnal Committee
Dover Accepts Place of Secre-
tary to Committee to
Work With Treasurer

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Elmer Dover
of Ohio has resigned his position as
secretary of the republican national
committee and will become the secre-
tary OF an advisory committee which is
to work with George r. Sheldon, treas
urer of the national committee. Will
liam Hayward, a lawyer of Nebraska
City, Neb., who has been republican
chairman in his state for q number of
years. has been appointed secretary of
the national committee, and will be in
charge of the western headquarters at
Chicago in the absence of Hitchcock.
This reorganization and several import
ant announcements were made tonight
by Hitchcock.
The advisory committee which is
to have charge of ways and means for
the campaign and will work with Shell
don will consist of nine members. The
men who are to be named will be promi-
nent businessmen and financiers from
various sections of the country.
The selection of Dover for the secre-
taryship of the committee pleases him
and his acceptance OF the place dis
poses of the reports that his relations
with Hitchcock are not harmonious.
In discussing the change tonight
Hitchcock spoke very frankly Of the
necessity of thorough organization for
proper financing of the campaign. He
admitted that great deal of money
will be needed and he wants the par
| ty managers, charged with the gather
/ ing of funds, to go about their plans in
\ a strictly businesSlike manner He
added that he would see that the ex-
penditures were made with just as
great care.