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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-13

women. Decidedly this is an essay worth
reading.
Are we not ultimately to allow
fctiOn to be put forth without any form Of re-
straint whateyer?' This is the question that
Mr.. Bran Stoker, himself a writer of fiction,
asks in '"The Nineteenth Century" being moved
TO do so by contemplation of the English traffic
In novels of q sort that would be disgrace to
any country less civilized than our OWL"
He does not know Just how this restraint should
be arranged. He glories IN the freedom of let
ters, he is doubtful Of the value of state
censorship, and he shrinks from the idea of
calling in the police Still, he is convinced that
something ought to be done, and, If coarse
officials must be called in to do it, at any rate
''it is the cOarseness and unscrupulOusness Of
certain writers of fiction which has brought the
evil on their heads be it" Something is done
when decent writer's like Mr.. Stoker come out
and speak their minds, as in this fashion:
Look what those people have done. They
found an art wholesome they made it morbid;
they found it pure they left it sued. .
The offenders such amenable only to
punitive measures They may be described
a class which is thus designated in the search
ing DOric of the North of Ireland, ''They would
do little for Gods sake if the Devil was deadr'
. D.. Writers who deal with lewd subjects
generally use the word problem" either as
shelter for themselves or as blind for some
intention more base than honest nvestiga-
ton Tie problem they have in reality set
themselves is to find an easy and prosperous
way to their desires without suffering from pub
lie ignomny, police interference, or the re-
prOacheS Of conscience.
TT 10 mot IaocIotion that &c NODDED m eytir-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-13

Sweet to the lover of innocent mirth are the
quarrels of authorsI Mr.. Andrew Lang has
Teen publishing some selections from Burns,
and in his introduction he treats the poet as "a
foreign classic" Mr. Thomas Bayne is there
upon sorely troubled and in ''The National Re
view" upIfts his plant THE ideal editor Of
Sc0tland's national poet IS probably, in his
opinion. IAN educated and cultured peasant,
VINO has otherwise taken an Independent posi-
ton among men of letters" Now Mr.. Lang Is
VIGOROUSLY peasant. If the reader is at all
dubious about this let him give attention to Mr..
Lang's hardy saying that 1--WE learn little when
we are told that a certain mare was noble,
fittA-lan." The Vigilant Bayne scornfully
pounees upon this deplorable statement. "Now,
to those even slightly familiar with blowing"
he observes, land to any intelligent reader of
the poem IN which Burns introduces his par
.icular mare there should be little difficulty
about the 'ffttfe-lan' or fOot-the-land.'" Mr..
Lang finds the word "tarrow' obscure. He is
tn pitable state Mr.. Bayne declares that the
word occurs in ''at least four Scottish proverbs"
and what is more, it WAS uS,d by ''Henryson
of Dunferml;- e, Samuel Rutherford of St An
drews, Allan Ramsay of Edinburgh, Alexander
Ross of Northern Angus, Piclen of Paisley. and
so forth" That settles it! Henceforth no one
ill pretend to annotate Burns who has not
sped the pillow passed an examination in
Picien of Paisley.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
Delinquent Tax List.
Taxes for 1907
SALE OF LANDS AND TOWN AND CITY LOTS FOR TAXES

1 Of
offer At
Of County
1908
O'Clock A.
estate situate in the SAID county
including
BY City OF Canon CITY and n " Oh
interest and penalties tov
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03

Beginning at intersection Of 4.
r. 4 8. r. Rt. Of wy. and Tan
psrs place 1l17 II, N. IL deg.
% min. q. Of Sc Cor. MEX 9E1
Thence N. 10 deg. 30 min. \.
066 II. N. 81 deg. W. S73 Il. Q.
IL deg. 30 min. w. s7l II. Q. %
deg. q. 666 II. to beginning. TO-
gether with oil rights II any on
said Rt. wy.
Beginning At sE Cor. NEA sH
thence N. Is deg. 80 min. D. d. sii
r. N. 90 deg. w. $50 It. Q. -
deg. 80 min. W. 1110 II. u. 0sS
II. to beginning ...... 80. -.
Wagon road along east line
Joining 9. J. Tanner tract and
WY. along c. c. I. %. and
0roSsmeyer tract to Petroleum
oye..... ....... ......
Beginning at Be cor. block. . !.
thence Sly. along w. side Santa
Fe ave. about 800 II. WY. Ill n.
8 inches My. about 800 n. MY.
along 8. side said block II III
T. 8 inches to beginning. II 70
~ AAsSA
36 It. Of West side lot I and ali3.
East y block ................
J. Beginning at Be Cor. block. !.
thence Sly. ON li.e with East
side said block IL, 200 II. WY.
in line with center Of 3rd 0t.
400 n. My. on line with East
side Pixies Peak ave-. 800 n.
ELY. ON By line block II. 400 n.
TO beginning. Subject to oil
IooSO .....'..... ......... ....
-. ~, - ........ 80. -. 80.
Beginning ON y. line Pixies
Peak ave. 80 n. north Of inter
0ec. Of east line Pixies Peak Az.
aad n. line 7nd d. opposite and
n llne with 0H Cor. block 3,
Jas. A. McCandlsss Add. thence
MY. along east line said ave.
80 ft. Ely. IN line With q. lino
Ord ~, 80 n. 0ly. parallel witA
Bast llno eo1d ovonue - n
WI. lGo r. 10 bog1nal0g (o8-
esre strs0tS aHA allsvs q 1Ay1 i.
4 - 70 iasl, ~. u. -. - -
= - - l1o1 ..................
~ - leelz - -. y .........
q n - - ~ ...... ...... :.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
NaOs 0 0v1@
rHas s.sas. O Ls

SEX e@A ..... 100. -. >.
SEA sWH Z 1 acrcs In 0W
Cor. Of NHA sWk. 9WA BEN
NWA NWA .................
Beginning 1871 rods 9. OF nv
Cor. NEK 9W1e. Dsc. IL.
thence 8. 9S.08 rods q. eo doG.
30 min. y. 4S.60 rods, N. II doG.
30 min. W. 43.A rods, n. Se dec.
W 1878 rods N. 81 deg. W. 47S1
It 70 beginning ...............
6k SWH. NEA 6WA. 8WA
Sen. q MA SWA. les 10
acres to Dooley ...............
NWX. 81 NEk. NWH NBk
6Wk NBx ..............a...
Commencing 1884 Oh. y. Of NV
Cor. Sec. -. theoco =. 8 d. q.
30 deg. w. : ch, N. 7.ls ch. p
beginning ............... k.....
Commsncing at NE Cor. NWN
Sec. -, thence 8. - rods, n.
rs deg. ". ~ rods 20 links n.
10 deg. =. SS rods. =. 81 roAs -
beginning ........... ...... .
BeGinnipg at Q point n Ceato9
OF Tanners Lane. from which
point the Nh Cor. 9ec. - bearS
N. 81 dsg. II min. n 1e.O4 o.
distant, theaco @ 10 deG. 3 miA.
". 9.4S Oh. n. % deg. - mia
" 10. Il ch. N. 1e deg. 9 MIN. Z
10.71 Oh. a Its ch. o. n deg. !
min. 4 7.4o Oh, 10 begianiAG. :.
Baginnilg g liAks N. a "
Cor. 9WH MEX 0sa .. thssse
N. 1883 ch.. O. $ deG. % min. =
$40 Oh. 8. - deg. - min. =
Z cA.. 8. SO cA.. O. % DEC. -
min. W. 7.S7 Oh. 10 beginning. I. /.
Nh SEX. Nh 1Wk. 9k "1
Lots /, 3, :,
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03

Beginning 4.31 ch. East OF NV
Cor. SWk Sen. thence N. -
deg. 80 min. Z. I ca ...........
9. 76 deg. 20 min. e. SIS Oh. 0.
II deg. 30 min. ". l.o3h ch. n.
70 deg. 30 min. W. 1.SS Oh. N.
All ch. W. ass ch. to begin.
ming. subject to lease.
Beginning 4.37 ch. East Of "
Cor. SWA 8Bk. thence Has9
3.63 ch. 8. All .ch. N. n deg.
W. 0.s9 ch. 9. 10 deg. W. 3I7
ch. N. rs deg. 30 min. W. 3.01
ch. N. 13 deg. 30 min. q. 0.S1 -
ch. N 70 deg. 30 min. w. 0.s1
ch. N. IL deg. 30 min. 4 S.7l
ch. to beginning ...............
Wagon road from last above
two tracts. Sly. to Petroleum
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03


Dora, ct al. Beginning On
g. side Vine st. "a IT. WY. from
NE Cor. WY. along Vine st. 70
IT. Sly. at right angles 125 It Ely
at right angles 78 It. My. to b.
ginning g....... ....4s.......
Dorcas Mining, Milling 4 Develop
ment Co. In Mex ,NEA, begin
ming 1913 IT. 8. Of ME Corr Sec.
16, thence 8. 1852 It. w. 750 II.
N. 1862 IT,, e. 760 It. to begin
In NWK NWA. beginning
1898 It. g. Of NV Cor. Sec. Is.
thence 8. S46.2 # e. $50 It. N.
1862 It. w. $50 It. to beginning. q.
In SEA NEA, beginning at Nd
Cor. SEA NEA thence W. 10.4S
IT'S. $50 It. N. II degrees -
sk minutes, e. 1106.8 IT. N. 800 ft.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03

IN SEN SEN ''''''
and in NEA NEA .............'
Beginning at SE corner Sec. 81
thence N $50 & 5-6th It. 8. 70 do
grees, Is minutes w. 262 6-S
It. 8. 10 degrees 45 minutes.
e. 344 % It. N. 70 degrees 4b
minutes, e. 1875 5-6 It. N. % It.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-10-29

with the pieces Both men were
dragged along the ground, but were not
trampled upon by the frightened
horses ana escaped with but few
scratches.
Friday Oct. % seems to be the LUCKY
day for Antoine Raben, of Armour.
That day he celebrated his forty-fourth
birthday; his better half presented him
a bouncing twelve pound baby boy; and
the government officials at Dallas mott
fled him that he drew No. 1855 in the
Trip county opening. His lucky star
seems to have been in the ascendant
from the moment that he left Armour
for Dallas to register. Just as he
stepped of the train at Dallas he picked
up quarter and this seems to have
been the talisman with which he con-
quered the fates. Certain 1t is that
there is not happier man in the union
that Mr.. Raben. He expects to leave
for the new home in Trip county some
time next spring where he says he will
break in the youngest SON and heir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hofwolt, near
spencer, celebrated their golden we'd
ling anniversary on Oct. ~, entertain
ng more than 200 Of their friends.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-10-29

Armour; Charles lynn, Dallas; Homer
O. Krause, Dell Rapids; Emil G
Woerth, Rapid City.
The students of Dakota Wesleyan uni.
versity at Mitchell have given new life
to movement that was started several
years ago for gymnasium and Y. M.
@. A. bnilding combined. Some four
or five years ago fund was started for
this purpose, and up to the present time
it has grown to be little over $4,000.
At the chapel exercises the movement
was started, and in a few minutes $1,000
was pledged and arrangements made to
secure more Subscriptions. The students
have pledged themselves to 81 per year
and to get others to adopt the same
pledge.
Tramped over by five horses and run
away with by sixth was the expert
ence of Robert Pcgley and Finer Car
penter, of Arlington. and neither was
badly hurt. Driving along the public
road in single buggy, they heard
rush Of hoofs behind, but before they
could turn ont five-horse team rushed
against and over the buggy. The vehi-
Gle Was turned completely over, the
horses tramping over the debris, and
the animal they were driving ran away |
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-10-29
NOEL lecture course has been inaug-

A noYel lecture course has been inaug'
grated by E. j. Morgan, princlpal
at Spencer. The educational lecture
course, as it is called, is made up OF
fare speakers, all prominent public
speakers OF the northwest, and no ad-
mittance is charged at the door. The
fret number was given last night, Rev.
w. M. MAR, of Sioux Falls, and well
known educator of the state, being the
first speaker. The house was crowded
to its fullest capacity, and the collection
taken was in excess of the expenses Of
the enterprise. Other speaker will be
State superintendent Ustrud, President
+. B. CAN'T, of the state university, and
others.
The supreme court at recent session
at Pierre admitted on examination
before the court at the opening OF the
present session, the following list OF
attorneys: Harry r. Barton, Sioux
Falls: E. A. Schenck. Dallas; Ellison
q. Smith, Yankton; Ray f. William
son. Eureka; e, @. Kurtz, Lennon;
Warner f. Eddy, Aberdeen; E. @. Pat
terson, Dallas; Norman Bartetlt, Aber-
deem: Karl Goldsmith, Pierre; John II.
Ianton, WATERFOWL; WIN. M. Kirby,
Springfield; Nora L. E. Goheen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-08
.POR POGO EIBRGA
la fIOta naGiOnaI
franCesa.
TiaHeS eSPGC1al8S para
gTaDdsS aImaCenes
Auonlun 0urI0si souFIltl Al Nlll.lFo d MnlIaa

AOabR do oCuFEiFlG una 6vontuTR bSU..
tant0 CuRioBR RI MiniGtF0 dc lG Marina
franCssa. P0E POGO snbaEgan la Flots
NaCionRI. El ORB0s que no tiOne pE0C9.
d0Dto en- 10 historic, maEec9 BgF Eefsgid0.
H8oo an par do amos Hufti6 Uno de log
obFsEGE del aTIenRl de ChOFbuEg0, an &C.
CidGnto que 10 CoDt6 In mar0. El pFe8i.
d0nte del tribunal ante quian cit6 ID ads
mini1trBci6n do ID maBins I9 ConcO5i6 una
EQnta yitRIicia de 500 frances.
si 10 hubiaFa tratado do IN simple paE'
tiouIGE, nad0 hAbPfa Eido maJ ftCil Rl In.
fsliz obTero que 0dtenOr el pOgo dc Ia
p0nni6n. F0F0 tFRt&bag0 del EGERdo y
contra Ol EGtado no hay 10y nj tribunal
que valg0. N8g6g0 Ol MinintEo & psgaF
10 indemnizROi6n 90 pFetext0 que 81 0fieisl
do adminiStEaci6n que hRbfG ConGOntid0 Gl
pOgO do la pension no eStRba HuioisntO-
m0nte autOFiasdO para CompEOmeGorBs 6
clio. III obFOFB, con un 0tFGVimi0nto Dig
no de admiFRci6n cit6 nuevament6 81 mi
nisBsEiO ante 81 tribunal y, 6 fineB de Mar
20 tuvo Gl guRtO de 0iF CondOnRE nusv&'
ment8 % GdveFIREiO.
Como & psBaF dc todo, Gl miniGtOFi0 go
gufa hRCi6ndog0 0l HoPdo todOB IRB rscl0'
mRCioneI del obBtinRdo mRnCo, 6utO 90
decide dAF IN golpO BOnRdo , OnoaEg6
al a8cEibano LebouohOE que hicio1s waller
aus dOEOChou.
EAts, doBpu6G de TOgirtrar On vRno todoB
IuI ibFOI do deEeOho, aOab6 por HsntaTB0
On Ol O6digo y, f6nd0Ds iniOamentO On los
FOourHou dc % imagination 90 foe deFOCho
al arsenal donde, h8Cho8 loB FequeEimi0ntos
uBRdos en- gsmeiGnte1 GRsO1, anunCi6 al
Pr0f0Cto maritime que en- Ca80 de no obtG'
neF Ol pago de Lon tEimegtEoD venCido1 dc
la ROntB ca litigiO, 10 vsrfa Obligsdo &
smbSIgRr no solo la prsfsOtuTa mGEftim0
Iino tambi6n los aooTazadoB, tOEpsd0EoH,
CEuoOFoB y dennis bRECo8 de toda Olng0 que
On aqu0l momsnt0 30 hRIlaEOn On 0I puerto
do ChOEbuEg0.
No taEd6 On GuEtir Gfecto 10 amsnRzR.
El Miniutro do lG Marina, div0Ftid0 con
Ia obItinACi6n de gu antigua obFOFo d0Oi'
di6 OGpitulRE = di6 inm0diRtAmOntO lAI
6rd0noB nsCOIsriRB pRFs que 90 10 pOgaT0
81 atEaBO dc 10 pOnai6n , 20 10 continuRB0
1iTviOnd0 6gtR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-08
Suicide de on CBjsT0
ysI explosive GehGHG

DEGBde.- So hR BuiCidRde 81 CajoEo
do un bRnoo de OltB Guided, de n0mbFe
Herman RoCksEt, quion lIOvabR tEeinta ,
CURtFo aiOB OmplGRdo Gn t0I QBtabl0Cimi0n'
to , hAbfS llSgGdo EsE el smpleRdO de
mayor COnianzR, DuFants puCho tempo
e1tUVo eatAfAnd0 Ol bAnOO, pOr medic do
falSifcaci6n de NCtAB y otEoB documontoH
hRBta llOg0F la GumH de $4,000 mar
COZ.
81 Cad6veE 90 onoontE6 psndiantQ dc
ana CuRTda On Ol hotOl dc Sehiands. So
l0 enContr6 una oNFtS On Is que C0nf3BRbB
"a falta y lO rOGoluOi6n do qOitsEIe l8 vidR.
BeEliD. 80 81 depREtamOnto do gue'
IRA hR adquiFido 81 doEOoho exclusive pa
"a ugSr nm explosive inv0ntAdo por Ftitz
GOheEO, m0OGniCo dc Munich.
En- l0u 0nBsyog 10 Obtuv0 81 mas fsIig
r01ultGd0: con mOn0g do mGdiR libra de
explosive ss fundi6SunR maBB do pIomO
que paBAbR algunoI quintalOI; tres libTaB
bHBtREOn para EsduoiT pedago8 menudos
una piedFR de tres metros CdbicoT.
Con Auxilio de lR alGCtTiCidad estallGEon
tFoa pGqutfiag Cantid0deS de explosive &
hiCiaron tEi8RB vsEi0s IGminR8 do CorazA
KTupp.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-08
Ell nuevo tratamlentO de Ia hidrOfobla
Ell lEp0rlaORtO dol doctor Marie On GOEdOTO'
IRmUBIzldOS.

ri doctor Augusto Marie jefo del labo'
TAtori0 del IuBsituto PssteuF, de Paris,
pToCedO deBd0 hsce varies afioR expert
mentoB ca ViBtR del tE8tsmiento de l0B CO.
gos avRr zSdoB de hidrofObia.
Adn cuandO haBtR ahora no hR dad0 det6
lies GBts TsBp0 to, 81 doctor h8 d0claERdo,
gin GmbaTgo que 10y EGAultad0B ObtsnidoB
0FRn muy alantRdoRes.
ri tFOtamisnto poE 81 m6todo PaUt0uF,
tel COMP 10 0fsCtdA deBde 1866, ana de Bu
deBoubEimient0, no inmuni8B Hino Iag
CinOo ssmAnag, POGO mas 6 menog, do 10
p1im0FR inysCcion. sn todoB loB caBOB, 10
duFaci6n mfnimA del tFatRmiento GB de
dies = oCho diag. En- los CBsOB grAvas de
moFdeduFBB On ell Eostro 10 enfoEm0dad 20
deIarE0lla On trGR gemanR8 y RIgunRg vgCeB
On menOa.
El doctor MsFie hR l0gEado obtsnOr de
coFder0B inmunisBdoB un BusEo que, mGz.
Clado On Ci0Ftaa pF0p0FCionGs con el virus
rGbiCo ffGBc0, iny0Ctsdo animRlss 8
p0FE0paB los inmunizB con mayor Espidos
que el m6todo ordiuaRi0. EB estO, pFsCi'
aamentO, 10 qas 90 buaCabS paRa Iog CaaoB
de hidrofobiR muy gERve0. Los ge1alta'
dos obt8nidoU duFRnte Jog dos G,tfmOG
amos, han Fsap0ndido poE complete lag
OBpersuz1B del doctor Marie.
De- notaF eB que sAte nusvo mGtodO tan
dE6 10 gran VentajA do que 90 10 pusda
apliCaE pFevsntivam0nt0 6 Ios paREoa; dos
inyOCcioneB Ion haC0n EafraCtaRioB Ia ra'
biR poR I'm atioY poF mas Rlgunag wees.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-08
fALEGIlIIENT TO EN-
QuRbradiHas de Ia
Srta. 0ronCe Vale.
Esl nusIIs ta6 salLItIslnl o d llllI0.
(De n,.estro oOrresponsaE).

OetubFo &c GRigtsta OEonoa YaIle, &C.
fioEita aimpGtica, modesto, anabl0 y bon'
dBdosa, hR deiado do exiatir loo dies y
seia afioB de edBd.
PaEtanooia OEiatetR G una apFoOiadG f.
milis dc GstB looalidad y ~ musEt0 Gaus6
hondo pegaR GA nusltFR bu6nR aoci0dad.
L0 vim0s haCo aIgunoB mesa Que con
puntualidad y antuaiasmo Roudfa la 60
Cuela "BStfnCeB y Babiamos p0E Bus pro
fssoTeB qua eRs una do lan nifiRB mas
splicsdns intaligents1 do aqusI CGnsFO.
La casa m0EtuoEia fu6 vigitad8 dssd0 81
inatanto que CiFcul6 Is d0BagEadabl0 n0ti'
Cia, p0P todaB Rug amiGtadsg,
Las beliiaimag pE0ndaB do GaFGOtaF do
Ia infoPtunRda Crigssla, 10 habfan hGCh0
moFsOadoER del CaRifio, spTeOi0 y diHtinGi6n
del pueblo Ga general.
El entiaEEo 20 csIobE6 poE Ol EitO Oat6li'
co Ga Is taFde de aver = f06 Gquslla ma
nif0Btaoi6n de dusl0 do las mGg imPonOn'
taB que hGm0B pRGgonGiado.
ExtFaoFdinsRia OoncuFFanCis R8iBti6 sl
act0 , IN gFUp0 d8 mGa dc CilCUentR nifisg
marChabS al CompG8 de una maFCh8 fd'
n0brs eisOutR1s p0E lR oFqussta de OEnBs,
dejRndo CorF0R p0E aquell0B tan tioEnoS ,
aDgeliOalGg FoBtTOa I6gEimRB 6 toETsnteg.
Bl f6E0tRo pF0santabR an bonito agpsCto
Tornado de Rsul CslsBta y adoEnsdo con Ga
ns dorado potici6n do Los i6ven0B Ernog'
to Llov0FaB SolSF, Reyes RuiE SoleT, Re-
mon Juan LIoveESB SolOE, Fernando
Ruiz soleF y log gefioFeg Domingo Gar
GiaB y don Francisco AviIG fu6 C0nduCid0
pOF alloa hasta 10 Metropolis.
Un buOn ndm8Fo do c0Eonag de flores
natuBalovD poFo bonitaB y alsgants8 vimoD
dadiCada8 l8 dogv0ntuFRdR OEiBtelG, en-
TIE lag que Eeo0Fdamos las BiguienBs8 "A
OFiSt0ls. To madE0, heEmanaB y culi8'
do. "R0CuGFdo 6 OEistsla. La iuven'
tud'. 'No TO 0lVidsE6n Leila , MOnss'
Pratita". GA Ogistala, Marina. "a
OEiEtsla, OaFmanOitA'o ga OEiGt0lR, Lo'
l0". GA OPintOIa, susanR". "Betance
School 6 CrilteIa" = una cruz do 10 nina
Carmen Lewis.
Ya 0l OAd6y0T en- 0I BOmentsEi0, de laB
gFaCis8 en- nOmbTo dc Ia familis OrOnC0 =
d0diO6 Rlgun0B pongami0ntOs 10 memoirs
do CriBtsls sl jov0n Reyes Ruis soleF.
C0nm0vad0F fu6 0l aspeOtGCul0 81 dGr 9I
i0VGn Ruig Sol0r ell tiltim0 adi0g ca nom
bFe dc Rqu9llR8 nifiRU, pueg no solo ll0ER'
ban, d no que ssntimo8 gRito8 dc dego1ps'
RRCi6n p0F guE amiguitRB , C0ndiCfpulaF.
Que dsBCanC0 On pas Is que hR dsjNdU
.imrOF0Ood0R0g T0gu0HdoB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-08
PARA La PRESEMIE ESTAGIgg.17,;Los mu. m
shNnhnn de MIIR Villa de MAdTidN son los

PARA La )PRESEMIE ESIAGlQ QN,---:hOs mu-
Bhachos de ola Villa de Madrid" sOn los
que han resueltO Ell prOblema de la gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico. EllOs son los
CiniCOs que han cOrseguidO teneE en- su
magnificO ESTABLISHMENTS Ell surtidO mas
complete de los artfculos del ramo: 9:o. All Iii
nunca faltau las legftimas camisetss de
crep6 de hilO nj carecen de las mejOres
medias para seflOras y nifiOs as1 como
para cabRllerOs. ContratOs d1rectos con
fabricantes les pOnen en- cOndicion de tener
cuantO pueda pedirse y los mejOres pre-
clos. No hay quien yea y no compTe los
juegOs de Cintas dorothy" que Venden
en- caiitas dos lazos una banda, 6 en- ca
jitas de seis lazOs; podemOs 9eryir ~ o1al7 i;
quier color preciO desde LIS S6 ell
iuego. Yea ell gran lOte de bOrdadOs en-
cafes cuya realizaoi6n hacemos S;oaoaa msnCs Is
de fantasia no tenemos cOmpetidor; tene-
mos tlpOs especiales en- Persian ,LoWn,
Frensh Organdi y cuantO ell p6bl1co de
gustO necesite- Pida muestras v1site
nuestrOs grandes almacenes y seguIamen-
te hallGf6 cuanto necesite. P. Q. b. 764'
Tel6fOnO 273. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-08
LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE.

Itinerario.-salidas de Bayam6n y oapi'
sal BimultRneRmentO.
Dias labOrables. Mafiana 6, 2 O5, $50 8
As 11.OO. Tarde IL. Is, las. B.J6s 4.B6, b.46.
Diss festivos.-Manana 6,7.O6, $50 9.45
? IL. Tarde 1915 1.SO. 2 So $50, $50 s,
Is y $50.
Billetes baratOs para dias festivOs. De
Catafio Bayam6n, Ida y vuelta ia. claso
25G 2a. clase 18G. De Bayam6n OatahO y
vuelta ia. clase 16e, "a. clase 100.
Bllletes Ordinario de Capital CRtaflo On
10, Clase centavOs.
BayRna6n 19 de septiOmbrO de 1905
Ramon VAldOa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-08
tNDICADOR GENERAL

CONSOLES A LAS MADREs.-E JaEabe
salmante de la SefiOra WinsloW debe
usarse siempre que los niii0s estan en- el
periodic de 10 detenci6n. PropOTCiOnA ale
vic Immediate al pequeiio paciente, pEOdu-
90 un suefio natural y tTanqutlO, alivia el
dlOlOr el angelic despieTta muy vfvO =
klegTe Els muy agradasIe al paladRT,
salma 81 niKiO, ablanda sus dolores, hacO
fSciles Ia flncionen del est0n1Rgo y regula
los intestinOs. Els el mejOr remediO como
sidO para la diaTrea va provengR esta de Ia
dentiCi6n 8 de cualquiera OtEa cauga'
Tenaase muchO cuidadO en- pediE el t'JaEa-
DO Calmatne de Ia SellOra WinslOW": es el
n0eiOF de tOdOs,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-08

Su QellcRQO perfume y sus
magnfticas prOpiedades an
tisepticas para tOdas las en-
fermedades de laI piel y
para cOnBervar ell cults sua-
We y sOnrOsado, 10 prOcla~
man ell REY DE LOS
TALOOS, y 10 hacen indis-
pensable en- ell tOcadOr de
la DANA y del caballerO de
buen gustO, Y EN- TODO
HOGAR EN- QUE HA-
YAM NINOS.
Sc detalla en- los princi-
pales Establecimientos de
San Juan v de Ia isla,
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En- Ia ofiCI0s de correos.

So hRIlan dotOnidsB On la ofoina de CO
EFSoB lA8 Riguisntss CsPtaB:
Rosario, Maria RodFiguOG, FFanOiaOa
Rodriguez TOfn0, Joa6 R0mGn, Qointana
] de RoBa, NatsliO RoBRdo, AlejsndEina
RouAdO, Pablo Rosario, GuillaEmioG Ro'
driguez, Manuel ROjaB, Antonio RodFi
gUss. Adolfo Rodriguez, AntOuio sanson,
8 81 Santisgo, EBtsbau Santana, soEsEo
Santana, A seFFRno, Natividad ssFFano.
Maria Antonia siaEFRB, Emilio solsF, Ma
tividad VazqueE, Maria Yezquos, Domin'
60 VasqueE, Julio @ Vslasquog, Eugenia
Velazques, Pedro ViaA Maria Z6pata
T0EenciO ZSyAD, Emilio ZayaH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-08

PARA cURAR UN REsFRIADo
ENUN DlA tome q LAXAEIVO RBoMO
oUUNI9A. III bOtlcarIo 10 dsVOlYeE6 81 dinaEo slno
60 CuTR. . La 6rmG de h ". GROVE - hRllA cs
GaAn Oa1ahn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-08
ROPA PARA NlROS.

P. schiEa y Go, San Juan P. 3. PlS'
81 principal , San Francisco 80 antea Far
mRCiR Americana. Be acabR do impoFtaF
un complete BuFeido de Topa hsChs para
cAb1lIoEo9, jovOneg , niiio9, an caBimiF ,
telaB lavSbl0s. TrsjGB do cass para nifios
deldo 30 GentSvOB, NamadOs ROmpers.
So dt12a.han OFdsno8 poE OoEFoo. Pre-
clos Bin CompstsnOiO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-08

"A young man % years old wiEh0O .
position RD general flee clerk; accuEat0
in figures and expert in boz kkssping
spec kS English hasntIy; moderate salary;
bsHt of references. Direction P. o. Box.
76 BRyRmop. 12v ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-08

sE NECESITAN empleadoO para fOto-
grafia, con cOnOcfmientOs en- ell retOque de
negatives y practi en- el taller. Para in
formes dirigirse & Ia Fotografia artGstica de
Luis Ferrefas. Msyaguez P. R. Is VS..