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Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18
SCHOOL FUNDS.
Imperial County Has Trouble Getting
 Money From San Diego.

This week County Superintendent J. D. Carr has received from Super intendent Baldwin of San Diego coun- ty check for $722, as Imperial coun- tvs share of the unapportioned school money from Sacramento. There still remains a mix up, however, over the payment of the apportioned money, and there is now due Imperial county from San Diego County about $9OOO. It appears that Superintendent Bald win has endeavored to carry out his part of these proceedings in good faith, as several weeks ago he sent to Super intendent Carr an order on the San Diego county treasurer for the amount
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18
TT MAY BE MURDER.
H. T. Gidden Stabbed By CIemente
 Ponca In Quarrel Over Shovel.

H. T. Gidden, a young American about 26 years of age, is lying at the point of death in the county hospital in Imperial as the result of knife wounds received in a fight with Gle mente Ponca, a Mexican of about the same age, last Monday evening on the ranch of D. G. Wright about seven miles west of CaleXico.
 Late yesterday afternoon it was re- ported that Gidden cannot live. Ponca was arrested immediately after the as sault and is now in the county jail at El Centro. It is said that the as sault grew out of a quarrel over the possession of a shovel, and POnca asserts that Gidden began the fight by striking him over the head with the shovel, He received a wound several inches wide, the skin being cleanly laid back over his scalp. POnca then
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18
HOUSE PARTY AT SHEPHERDS.

A number of Pomona young ladies have been enjoying weeks house party at the ranch of Dr. R. P. Shep- herd, at Gleason. The party was com posed of Misses Cora Perrin, Ora Webb, Merle Zander, Fife and Milissa Whip, Maude and Blanche Mosher. Some of the young ladies returned yesterday, so as to be able to visit the fleet. All work was declared off for the week on the rancn, says Dr. Shep- herd, and there was a general holiday for the students, who combine school studies and ranching in balanced pro portions.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18
TOO LATE FOR FUNERAL.

The body of Ona D. Southwick, the unfortunate young man who died in the hospital at Imperial after refusing to give any information about his relatives, was buried just one day be- fore brother of the deceased arrived from Salt Lake City. The brother has declared his intention of assuming the expenses of the burial, and yes terday Public Administrator Forester went to Imperial to straighten out Southwick's business affairs. The young man had an eating stand in that town, and it now appears that he was possessed of some property in Salt Lake, although dependent up- on county aid here during his last illness.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18
NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
County Will Spend Sixty Thousand to
 Provide Room For Next Year.

Estimates made by County Super lntendent J. E. Carr during the pres ent week indicate that Imperial Valley will have its school facilities increased by the outlay of many thousands of dollars by the opening of another school year. It appears that there is good prospect of at least nine new school buildings, or commodiOus ad- ditions in some cases to existing struc- lures, and that approximately $60000 will be the amount spent in providing for the great influx of school children during the past few months.
 There is not town in Imperial Val ley but is demanding more and better school facilities Plans that were made to accommodate villages have been far outgrown; and the same condition
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18

due. With this practical assurance of being able to handle it's own money, Imperial county's treasurer .cashed some warrants on the school fund; but when the order of Baldwins was sent to San Diego for collection, it was refused payment, on the advice of the district attorney of that county.
 It now seems that the July appor- tionment of State school funds will have to be sent to San Diego county officials, in like manner to the last apportionment, because Imperial coun- ty does not appear on the books of the State Superintendent of Public In- struction.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18

An action said to be entirely new in the annals of law in California was that in the Imperial County Superior Court yesterday forenoon, wherein a temporary injunction was issued by Judge Cole, restraining Robert Hall of Imperial from selling or in any other way disposing of any intoxicating liq uors upon certain premises in the city of Imperial. The action was taken on the ground that it is suppressing public nuisance
 Suit was brought for the people by George H. P. Shaw, city attorney of Imperial. Hall, it is alleged, has been conducting illicit liquor selling at I'm perial for long period Attempts have been made to clean out his stand by prosecuting him under city ordin- ances, and he has been convicted and fined under these ordinances-but it is asserted that the illegal sales con- tinue
 At last new tack was taken on the matter, and Attorney Shaw decided to ask for an injunction from the Su- perior Court, so that any future sales of liquor by Hall would be in con- tempt of court. The Case was argued before Judge Cole yesterday forenoon, and Attorney Shaw cited precedents established in the States of Iowa, Ne braska and Vermont. A temporary in- junction was promptly granted by Judge Cole, and it is probable that at a later period a permanent injunction covering the same grounds will issue from this court.
 Prosecutors of the peddlers of liquor recently arrested throughout the coun- ty have notified the federal revenue officers in Los Angeles, and it is prob- able that the cases of persons having no United States Eiquvr licenses will be turned over to federal authorities. Such disposition of the cases would remove the "bootleggers" from I'm perial county and probably insure them good long rest ill jail. With the cooperation of the revenue officials it will be easy to clear the county of liquor peddlers.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18

attacked Gidden with a knife, striking him in the breast and abdomen Gid den was hurried to Imperial for treat ment
 Residents of Calexico stated yester- day that Ponca has previously borne the reputation of being a peaceable Mexican, and that he has not been mixed up in trouble before. Gidden is a recent conner to the valley
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18
APRIcoTs TWICE THINNED.

E. E. Forester was in El Centro yesterday, telling of the wonderful set ting of apricots on his two and thTeo year old trees south of town. He says that he has just gone over the trees for the second time, thinning out the fruit because of it's heavy setting, all that there are now apricots on these trees as large as big marbles. He eA- pects to have ripe fruit from these trees by the first week in May.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18
SEVEN BoARDERs NOW.

Imperial county's jail now has seven prisoners awaiting trial before the Su- perior court. Two or these are mere youths who are segregated from the other prisoners. During the absence of Sheriff Meadows from the valley, M. H. McAlmond, the marshal-elect of Calexico, Is assisting Under Sheriff Buck at El Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18

is to be found in several Of the country districts.
 Imperial on Wednesday of this week voted to make a bond issue of $7000 for the purpose of building an addi- tional school room in the city, and also to sustain two country schools that come under it's protectorate.
 Calexico is laying plans for a con- modious new school building, and this will call for a bond issue of probably $10,000.
 Brawley has the bee in her bonnet for new school building to be in keep ing with the growing importance of the town, and it is also planning for the formation of high school district. It is probable move will be made to erect a combination building for the use of grammar grades and the prospective high school. This will call for an outlay or from $10000 to $15,O0O.
 The new school district of Verde, located between Holtville and the Mex ican boundary line, and which was created from territory taken from the Holtville and Alamo districts, will erect comfortable building, to cost in the neighborhood of 5000.
 A school house to cost /$25OO, and possibly 5000, will be erected in the Eastside district before the opening of another school year.
 Sunset Springs distrfc, will have a brand new 5000 school house with the latest equipment.
 Magnolia district, which is located south of Brawley, comes into line with prospects of making an outlay of fully 5000 on model country school build ing.
 El Centro itself is planning to do things in the school building line, and these may be even more extensive than was intended when the discussion was first taken up. With the remarkable growth of the city, and the certainty that it is but laying the foundation of it's expansion, has come the feeling that a considerable outlay must be made during the present year for a new building. It is possible that $25,000 will be the amount of the bond issue to be asked for the purpose of erecting a first-class building for the grammar and primary grades of Fl Centro. With this accomplished, the present school building could be turned over for high school purposes, as it is certain that high school will be instituted here.
 Imperial Valleys schooi growth, like it's expansion in all oraer lines, has run away from all calculation. Thc period has now arrived wherein there must be an extensive building move ment, for good schools must be kept to the fore as one of the attractions of this valley as place for homes.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18
NOTIFYING DELINQUENTS.

County Tax Collector Wright today is sending out to taxpayers notices so that they may avoid appearing on the delinquent tax rolls. All taxes become delinquent on Monday, April 27 and unless a rushing business is done at the collectors office within the en- suing week, the delinquency will be large.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18
EJECTMENT SUIT.

The eiectment suit of Frederick w.. Wales vs, John w. Witman, which involved the possession of an eighty acre ranch three miles north of Im- perial, was tried before Judge Cole Wednesday, and judgment was given for the plaintiff
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18

El Centro may add to it's numerous advantages as a place of residence the factor of a good college prepara- tory school that probably will develop into collegiate institution itself. A move is in progress to this end, and it has the warm endorsement of many citizens of the Imperial Valley, who hope to keep the educational inter ests fully abreast with development in other lines.
 Some time ago, Dr. R. P. Shepherd, at his ranch at Gleason, began the nucleus of what may develop into an important institution for El Centro. He gathered about him few earnest young men, who were des1rous of pre- parffg themselves for college courses, and during all of the past winter and this spring regular classes and courses of lectures have been conducted at the Shepherd ranch.
 This work has attracted the atten- tion of many valley residents, who see how advantageous a similar work on wider lines might prove to the young men and young women of the entire valley This has brought about a discussion of the advisability of having such a work undertaken at El Centro the county seat and the commercial center of Imperial Valley.
 Within a few weeks, from the var ious schools of this valley large num- Der of pupils will be graduated from the grades of the grammar schools; and there are many of these whose circumstances will not permit them to leave the valley for the further schooling they desire. It is necessary that some adequate provision be made for their future school work, and the sensible thing to do is to make 1t possible for them to enter a high class preparatory school right here, where they may all be near home El Centro, point easy of access from
 
 point for such an institution.
 It is possible that Dr. Shepherd would consent to a removal of his school activities to Fl Centro from the ranch at Gleason, and there is a possibility of enlarging the scope of the work so as to include commercial courses as well as the regular college preparatory work.
 Interest has been aroused in the general plan to such an extent that a public meeting has been called for all citizens of the valley ro devise some plan whereby all desiring such training in school work may be accom- modated. This meeting will occur at 2 o'clock on the afternoon of Sat urday, April 25, in the opera house, El Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18
LICENSED TO WED.

License to wed has been issued to Willie E. Johnson and Lillian With CTS; and to silas w Honaker and Electa J. Combs,
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18
IN JUSTICES COURT.

Tomorrow the case of Neil Sven | sen, charged with illicit liquor selli g, will be heard in Justice TOut's court.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18

Tents and camp furniture at w, H.. Goodrich Furniture Co.'s.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18
CONTEMPT OF COURT
 IS LIQUOR SELLING
NEW MOVES IN THE CAMPAIGN
 AGAINST BLIND PIooERs.

Court Issues Injunction Against Illicit Traffic In Whiskey, and Federal Authorities Are Interested In the Bootleg PeddIers Recently Caught In Raid.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-18
PREPARATORY SCHOOL
 AND PERHAPS A COLLEGE

Educational Progress in Imperial County Demands Establishment of High Grade Institution. Probable Extension of Work Begun by Dr. Shepherd at His Ranch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-18

Thc county commissioners of Quad
liupc county have contracted WitH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-18

A proposition is under consideration
to erect "a h0-ton smelter az CarrizoHl
for ores from the Lincoln county dis
uirt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28
LllNUNDlCION De BlYAMON.
La vega de San Migusl" ] Otros
sitiOs debajo del q ia.
lumOrOSls pOTSOals InaztrOnsO IlS Gales 4
pTOstlT iuXIIlO 1 Ils finIIIls an0Rlzldas pOT
a InunhlGI6n,
CDe nuestro oOnssponsag)

Ensro 27.-Anoche, eomo & Las 10 B8
inund6 ma gran pRrto de Il calls dc Co.
meEio , Ditio donominBdo "VegG de San
Miguel" On donde hay an gran CaBeEfo,
dos GALES del Pueblito Nuevo, bREFio de-
MRtuFi, La Vega, cont1guR II Ciudad
p0F II aalida Catano, on ls eltaci6n del
ferTocarril eltRbnn tRmbi@n b1io 81 agua
pFeasntnndo n oiudad suB RlrededoEo8
un aUpecto muy tTiSte, por egtRr tedo az.
bAjo del aqua.
DsBde los pTimeIOs momentos eI GefiOE
Rlealdo, 81 raFgouto de Ia polfcfs insulaE
WaldemaF BiTthorr, log CsboB GonE6ie1
Santos L6pez, como tod0l Los guaFdias
del puesto, tFabsiaFon activanents fin
de que no hubie.o que lRmentar deIgra-
ciaB psFaonales que hRyan GuCedido; puG8
4 la hoFa que elOrib0-lAs Beis do Il
ms fia mo Be tiene ConoCimiento de que
haY8 hRbidO de1gHaciaE. CAsi todR u
nochs peEmaneCiaEon en- Ian CALLS infni.
dad de poEBonaS, entire elias, aIgunnB dir.
tinguidau, que auxiliOban u autoEidRd
local, como ID poliOfa sacar gante de
Ion Bitios inundadoD para tTaspoFtsrlo1
otEoG de Il Ciudad, que no COTrissen Pc
ligro.
Antte e3A1 q9EAnnAB V1u108 0o0 re.
deTico Diego, ComeEcianta dc sBtR plaza;
toda Ia depsndencie de d Casa 40 co.
mercio dc Manuel Perez O., 81 ioven
Francisco CeatsE9 Molina, Lcdo. Luil 81
IRA, qu6 aeompafi6 4 Oto Oorro ponSal
h2sta altag horRn de Is mRdEugSda, Ios
Ee1oFeH BuTgol, eomeECianta, 81 ioven An
gel Palaez, 81 ssfiOr H. Gon8flez, Anto
nio Ramos, DR.. Foaas. EI ST.. Manuel
Perez como % depDndenCin, dioEon taba
Coz y bebideB todo1 los que lIegsr0n {
Bu- almac6n.
El trapvfa del sefor Vald6a tuvo que
quednRSs en Santa 0Isya, poEqus q irio
ob1taculiz6 ia uegadA & esta cindsd, ca
% viaje de Ian 10 y media. Todavfa
hoy fuuCiona con mucha iEregula1idad
AL HefloE Ba1Ie vimo1 anoche toman.
do notag para Ia Den0eFacia; & Iu casa
llsgaEOn tambien las aguaa.
NADIA le aAbs todAvfa dc los Oampoa de
4 jurisdiction.
El pueblo sltk muy uatilfscho ds u
conducts obloTvada pOF 81 usfior alCaldp,
ali como la del 1aEgento WaldsmaR BiE.
thorn, cabes Santos Lopez Gonzklez,
como II do toda Il poliefa gun 6rdono1.
segnir6 informando lsg6n vaya telien.
do infoRmea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28

Z VA LLEGARON las medias franoesas
para niflos que eaperaban en- Ia VILLA
DE MADRID. Las familias que deseen
cOmpraT esta mercancia Rbsolutainente ga
Eanttzada, pueden soliCitaTla on este e, e,sta
hlecimientO. Ademas del color negro pro-
pia3 para cOleglos, Sc han recibido en- otrOg
c0loEes desde $3.50 q 500 Ia dOcena. Tam
bien recibimOs un magnif1co surtido eu
FALDAG v ENAGUAS para 6eftOTas
PAJAHGA5 para hoInbres, ,asi coma un buen
surtido de CRlcetlnes franceses, Perfume
ria de los meiores fabTicantes de Europa
(inclusO Guerlain), 81 meioT PafiO de brilIar
que Sc importa en- Pto. Rico; un explendi-
do surtido en- CASIMIRES para Is prOxi-
ma estaci6n las leiftimaH PINE APLE
clotz que no tienen cOmpetencia.
Proximamente GRAN TealiZaci6n de
TIRA6 BORDADAS d menos de la mitad
pc su preciO San Francisco 81. Telefono
%. p. o. B. 784. San Juan p. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28
DOAdnIRIsITlGlta.

Avisamos a las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 q ayiso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de Ia sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por un trimestre
1925. Por un semestre $3.50
Por un afio $500. Pqg0 an.
tcipG0RO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28

PARA REGALOs. = El acreditsdo
cafe MORGAN, 81 nuevo cafe FortaleEa 81
aCAbR de raCibir nm magnffco uuEtido de
aleganteS Cajitas de sBquisitos dWJoes y
5OmbOneS, propiOB para rpgalos de esta
, otra tempoFRdR. Las mas acEeditRda
maFcah Dc chocolates se onCuentFan allf los
ontuChes son de 10 mas aTtfstico y ino.
LOn hsladOu dc frutsu del pals , refrescos
niguen Bisndo de 10 mas sBquisitO. Pre-
clos m6dicOT y servicin r6pido & toda
hora. BI chocolate "Baker" ofraoa atra'
yentea uovedadou.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28
PlSAOAS LAS FIESTAS.

TodaS Las psrHonaS que uuaron laa fnas
esenCiag del popular" han hecho con clio
IN magnffCo reClamo, puos todo 81 mund0
preguntaba Jle donde son esos tan dslica.
dos peIfumeaR
ri CalEado de Las mss acraditadas mar
cas- que % han lucido en- Ios panados bsiIe3
ha dejadO tambi6n la mejor impression , de
toda la inla se Higuen haeieRdo numerouog
paiidOu al senior Am6rico salaR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28
De tfibunaIes.

Vi6ge enta mafiRnR, ants la GoTte au.
prema Is vista dc u moCi6n pEe1ontada
por James =. Kent pidiendo lR d0volu.
Ci6n de lR fiRnza do 2. 600 dollars on meta.
lico que ConEgnaTR para responder de au
HbeFtad en la CauBa que 90 q Eigui6 por
abuse de ConfRnza y de Ia quo fn6 indul.
tado Fecisntsments poE 81 gobernadoE.
FL Sud tegoreTo Mr.. Dix. hR demands
do Ksnt obtOnido una orden do aaogu'
rsmientods EontenCia, on viTtud do CuyR
order, 81 MarRhAl de In Corte dc di1trito
hizo Babsr 81 5sCFOtOTio dc 10 CoFts supT0
ma que de II BumR impoEts de la flnzR
EetuvieFR Is neceBaTiR para Cubrir 81 em :
barge docretado. FL 6eCEetREie se neg6
10 pedido por 81 MaFshRl = esta mAhanR
% vic, iunto con la anterior, otra moci6n
del abogado do Dix solicitando que 81 em'
barge Se entiendR una vez d0CEotAdR n
cancellation de la fanza puesto que Ia
presto 81 RCusado (hoy dGmRndado) q 90
nombTe = no tsniendo Eaa6n de Gor, 10 par
teneCe on pEopisdad , ss smbAFgable, Ss'
g6n 10 resualto 20 poF 81 Supreme en los
Cagoa de Newton W. Bid HsTn6ndsE
VI. Bird , cfeeci6 nm brief
El abogado de Kent, Cit6 juTiSpFudenCia
Americans, applicable u Cano. 20, R1tRdos
UunidoB, % 26, California 588. Texas
81, p6ginR sos. Texas "a p6ginan 393.
Massacbunuet Z, Tdgina 257. z IoB artf.
culoa 800, 392y 395 del C6digo de En-
iuiCiRmieuto Criminal de Puerto Rico,
iguRles 4 otFoB C6digos americanos.
De esau Citau deducs 81 abogado que no
eS smbaEgable 81 dinsro que este digpoIi
ci6n do los tfibunales de juatiCia.
La CoEte ua RessEv6 lR resolution.
Hoy presto iuEamento para ejeEceF Il
abCgscfa en- eata isIa el ciudadano amaEi'
oano frederic Lewis Hill.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28
Gl8l dl PTssLlIa3 @ . 6. SILI1.

En- 10. dia8 80 J 81 dsl Oorriaata msu
-llsvRE6 Cabo. 81 Eamats do Ian prsndas
Cuyol taIones no han Sido EonoYado1 nj
Cancsludol de-pu6l ds lOs 1air mesa1 que
COncsde u ley.
La caGa guupende aus 0peEacionel do
preatamos = gupliea todol los que ten gan
pEOndaB q obistol empefiRdou = liFVan
re-CataRle1on q terminO que prescribe Ia
10y sR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28
EI general Juneau, fusiIadO.

New Puerto Principe ornan gene
tot oe
Alexis
los ebade
ale hR igni6cRdo Dc la oldRdeICa
expediG6n tendO KugaEe
Cado Gonafvel 81 juneau de ol generates
generates Etado Mayor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28
Extraordinaria noviIizaCi5n de tropas.

Londrs foIzo 50 ignoEs qp6
lan grand
p6bica dadu
dturo Eevolucono8
de TODD
al Inaa dnde dc h
nquud
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28
La fIotiIIa en- BuGnos Aires.

Bu94o Aires EnsEo 2 Aver lego a a Ios
Eado Unidol Fns diaI Febida I'll pdente
6 como homenaje dc dmpat rerdcR euadE6n
argentine abien
@ h costs argentina hta del e,oho da Mgans E d del go'
eIno
del ou 1aEa una gu Dc = oda Dc po. am6nds que
sIecho uegsdA
10 9l cuTiodad,
pdbiCo RCud6 tG muelaI del puerto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28
lNnIGlnnR GENERAL

,..1NsEIO a Las MADKES.-El jarabe caln5snse II
shgs Wnslow dsbs siempre que los nilos estan
q 9iodo Dc u dente6n Proporeiona ahyto immediate
q psqueno paeents produce an sueno natural tranSuo,
SVia e doof e angelic desperta muy vvGsNY alegTa
Es muy agradabe q Paadar eaima q nHo, abanda
endas, aiva dolores, hace fees les iunciones DEL
nst6mngo rsgnla los infesnoaa ss e meor relnedO
ronooo para a diaea Va provsnga esta dc "a dentc6n
a. euaqueFa otFa ea1sa 16ngnae mueho cudado pedd
q Iaraba ealmanAo d 4 Ss6nrS WmSoW . q sneo5
3 todo&
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28

REMATE DE PRENOAs.-LoD dia
80 y 81 de EneEo do 1908 en- Ia "Casa
de Pr6stamos" de 81. Lopsz Cepero, San
Jose 16, Dc vender6n on p6bIica BubastR.
de II de Ia noche infiuidad da prem.
dRV, que no han Bido rsnoVadRu nj canoe.
lRdas On 81 transcur1o de Esis mssss. La
casa COntindR suH OpsraOioneB. 1Ov. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28
SBRHGI0 ESPEGIAL lH GABIHS
La D8nocracia" y Ia Correspondence
UNIDas
La YeVoIuCi6n ha lerIninad0.


a6a hidos Washington Prpp
de Alexis hRbar
elOl
dtIO principal co da AnO Fmn pgedenCia
pEomoysdor DC lta Fsvu d1de fn adieu dda En q
hiaua
gar6n egau ganznr lcsldb
dtos Dc 10 rspdbhos Dc Eduardo VII
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28

LOS MAS ACREDITADOs. - A.
Blanoo Fernandez. FlhFIClBi0 Do IleOTos
COnuCido yentajosamsnts en- toda la iBla y
axtFSnjeE0 6rdeneS al ApaFtado 887, Il
OalIo de kTeau6n 43, on San Juan, de
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28
TlaHIgIata j Moemtgrlfa.

So neCesita uno. Di1iiass anunCiando
ualario que deBsa q Lcdo. Jorge v. Do.
mingusE. MayagdaE. 2OHa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28

LOLA MAS Professors de piano
ofTeCs uuH HerviOios en- su casa Cruz 80. RI,
oB San Juan p. r. 3Ov.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28

AL RECIBO DE s 8 onviamos &
vusltS de ccrreO an rtloj Elgin gsEantiza.
do por dieE amos, , por $40 Tsmitimon uno
mREoa WslthRn. - f. Kehrhahn. San
juan r. r. an.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28
GERNEZA SALNAT0R

La mas antigua II amos de en- todo Puerto Rico Sc
Yende en- todas parts en- los mas acredadOs caB
Anes de usaa fjense Ia etquea neva debao la paabra
SALVADOR
Unco importador Mr. Charles We're. Tana