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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-08-22

See our bargain counter for
mems work Shoes. B. M. Co.
If you want a $4,000 steel
range for $4,000, call on B. M. Co.
Place your orders for 16 inch
mill wood, delivered at your door,
dry or green. B, F. Lbr. Co. AIS
Ever get swelled on yourself?
Watch Zeke and Daisy in the third
act of "The Missouri Girl" and get
few pointers. |. o. o. F. Hall
Thursday night, Aug. 81.
Miss Alice Pence, the dramatic
reader, assisted by local talent will
give an entertainment at the M. E.
church, Monday evening, Aug. "a.
Program is published elsewhere in
this issue.
-Chas. Isbell of Spokane has
been taking an outing in the Buck
horn country with the Platos. He
informs the HERALD that he has
disposed of all his real estate inter
ests near Boomers Ferry.
w. B. Goodheart, grand lee
turer of the A. F. and A. M. was in
Bonners Ferry this week. He was
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs.
Alberta F. Butler, of Portland, who
is visiting Idaho for her health.
The Catholic Ladies have an
nounced grand ball on Friday,
evening, August %. They will
have good music, a good supper
and good time-they never fail.
All are invited. Tickets, $1.00.
Supper, per couple SOC.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-08-22
Catholic Ladies Ball on Friday

Catholic Ladies Ball on Friday
evening, August %.
Fresh doughnuts and cookies
at the Candy Kitchen.
All American Prints and
Calicoes at &c per yard. B. M. Co.
Who's your family druggist?
Telephone a No. l pharmacy.
They can please you.
The lumbeTmen in North
Bonner report theis losses very light
this year from forest fires.
Just arrived fine line of
Trunks and Travelling Bags, prices
very reasonable. Moore Bros.
The canning season is now on
and the only place to buy fruit
Jars cheap is the Bonner Mere. Co.
F. E. Bush left this week for
the little Moyie to establish log
ging camp for the Bonners Ferry
Lumber Co. Work will start about
September 1. Mr.. Bush will be
foreman of the camp and will
employ about 60 men.
-"Hooligan in New York;
played two-night engagement in
Bonners Ferry this week. The
company is a strong one, and the
the first night "Hooligan" drew q
big house and satisfied everyone
In fact it was the best comedy play
ever seen here. In business way
the company fulfilled all THEN
contracts promptly, and the man
agement indicated every desire tC
give the people the worth of theil
money.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-08-22

Get it at Teddy's, ask JOHNNY
for it.
Go to the candy kitchen for
fresh home made taffies. They
will use you right.
Notice our prices on Economy
and Knowlton Vacum Fruit Jars
pints $1.10 per dozen, quarts $l.25
per dozen, half gallon $1.60 per
dozen. Bonner Mercantile Co.
The Boomers Ferry Lumber Co.
have put on night crew at the plan
ing mill. They are Shipping all the
lumber that can be put through
the planer night and day. The
lumber business appears to be inn
proving.
-NOTlCE-Lost somewhere on
the upper or lower road between
Bonners Ferry and Copeland on
August 10, purse containing
money and valuable papers. Find
err can have the money on return
ing the papers to this Office.
The Bonner Water and Light
Co. are making some improvements
on the hume that carries the water
to furnish power. They are taking
out $50 feet OF open hume and lay
ing that distance of 38-inch stee
pipe in its place. This is at tbs
lower end of the hume where they
were bothered with slush ice col
lecting and freezing last winter
This improvement will avoid tina
trouble.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-08-22

See our bargain counter for
mems work Shoes. B. M. Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-19
DEBUT IN YULET|Dt
Miss Ethel Roosevelt Will Be
Given Dance by Her
Mother.
OTHER FETES TO FOLLOW.

Washington, Oct. 19.-Miss Ethel
Roosevelt, daughter of the president,
will make her first formal bow to So
ciety at ball to be given in the white
house Christmas week.
1t was announced at the white
house that Mrs. Roosevelt will give
a small dance Monday evening, Dec.
%. for Miss Roosevelt. The announce
ment does not contain the information
that this is to be the debut ball OF the
presidents daughter, but, as no date
has heretofore been set for that event,
society is accepting December 20 as
the time.
The dance will be given in the East
Room and the Marine Band orchestra
will furnish the music. This will be
the first formal event the president
and Mrs. Roosevelt have ever given
for the younger daughter of the fam
ily. although Miss Roosevelt has been
conspicuous in social affairs at the
white house several years.
The dance will be followed by
series of smart affairs, dinners, other
dances, luncheons and everything else
of the kind that goes to make debut
ante's first season happy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-19

married early in the fall is goldenrod
and purple aster.
Do not mix the purple and yellow in
discriminatory, but have masses of a
solid color flanked on either side with
the contrasting one.
Both the goldenrod and aster can be
found along the highways for the
gathering, or often can be purchased
in the markets.
Dip them well in tub Of clear water
to remove the dust of the road, or
spray them thoroughly.
If you can not find the wild aster
the cultivated can be used, though it
is not so artistic with the goldenrod.
To accentuate the two colors in the
table decorations. have yellow shades
on the candles; ice the small cakes
with violet and orange icing, and fill
| the bonbon dishes with candied VIC
| lets and glace oranges.
If you prefer white as a floral decor
alton for the table, use masses of the
white aster and flank it on either side
with low plats of purple and white
grapes, with a few apricots mixed
| through them.
" ~ ~
The Christian Woman's Board of
Missions will have an opening meet
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-19

ing this evening in the parlors of the
First Christian church The public is
invited to attend.
Halloween is merely the beginning
of the end-and the end but precedes
the next hallowe'e n-for the social sea-
son has begun in full. The brides.
with their luncheons, dinners and
dances will also form an important
phase of the social life for the next few
months. Showers seem to be very pop
ular for these young women. 1t GER
tainly does not take a great deal of
imagination to arrange a pretty affair
for the prospective bride. Go to the
souvenir department and here may be
found tiny spools of thread, represen-
tation for the favor of the sewing bee
or quilting party. which has become
so popular, or the thimble party.
:: ~ ~
Mrs. George Vance of Kansas City,
Mo, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Vance is well known to a large num-
Der of local people. She was a former
resident Of this city.
- tS -
The Ladies' Aid society of Chester,
will meet tomorrow afternoon instead
of Wednesday as is the usual time for
meeting. All members and friends of
the organization are invited to attend
the session.
- ~ ~
Mrs Elizabeth Saunders entertained
with an informal dinner party last
evening at her home on South Tenth
street, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E.
Fryar, wno will leave tomorrow for
their home in Kansas City. Places
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-19
SOCIAL NEWS
To Society


The Music Study club will hold it's
first meeting for the season, Wednes-
day morning, October twenty-second
in the Starr Piano parlors. The club
held its meetings last season, on
Tuesday morning, but the time was
changed this year. The subjects for
the meeting Wednesday will be,
Joachim, Mac DowelI, Grieg and Back
er-Grondahl. Mrs. Cathell. Mrs. Henry
Gennett, Mrs. Turner Hadley, Miss
Grace Forey, Mrs. Charles Marvel,
Mrs. Gormon and Miss Josephine
Gates will furnish the program. The
recital given recently by the Music
lightful and successful events of tte
season.
~ - y
Miss Pearl Coubaugh and Miss Fan
ME Coubaugh, were guests of friends
and relatives at Eaton, over Sunday
Miss Pearl Coubaugh sang a solo yes
terday at the Presbyterian church.
~ - -
The following delegates from this
city have been appointed to attend the
Lutheran Synodical Convention at In
dianapolis this week:
From the Woman's Home and For
eign missionary society of the First
English Lutheran church: Mrs. Will
liam Bartel, Mrs. Lee Nusbaum, Mrs.
William Rooney, Mrs Minter and Mrs.
Frank Wilson; alternates. Mrs. Anna
Heitbrink and Mrs. Anna Engelbrecht
From the Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary society of St. Paurs Lutheran
church: Mrs. Beckman. Mrs. Dora
Getz. Miss Emma Wuenker, Mrs.
George Steinkamp, Mrs. Mary Weis-
brod and Mrs. Lindeman and Mrs.
Hoelscher.
Presidents Day for the Ticknor
club is being observed this afternoon
by the members at the home of Mrs.
David w. Dennis, corner Main and
| West Seventh streets.
~ - -
The Spring Grove sewing circle will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
/ Joseph Horn at her home, 129 North
/ Sixth street. All members are cor
/ daily invited TO be present.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Starr enter
| tanned General and Mrs. Oran Perry
of Indianapolis to dinner yesterday.
II u X
| An effective and inexpensive house
decoration for the bride who will be
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-19

were arranged at the table for twelve.
Miss Edna Kriete and Miss Esther
Kriete of Lima, o., were the only out
of-town guests.
- - -
The Sol Meredith Woman's Relief
Corps will hold it's regular meeting
Thursday afternoon, Oct. -. All off,
GERS and members are requested to be
present promptly in order to practice
for inspection.
y y -
The choir of the First Christian
church under the direction of Mr.. Rob-
ert Wilson is making extensive prepar-
ations for an evening recital. The pro-
gram will be in the nature of a can
tata. Rehearsals are held Friday even
ing of each week.
- = -
Mr. and Mrs. Roy z. Fryar. who
have been spending a few months in
tives. will leave Tuesday evening for
their home in Kansas City, Mo.
" - y
The Young Womans Mission Circle
of the First Christian church met yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. T. II. Kuhn
at her home, 80 South Thirteenth
street
- - y
SachetS are now given as bridge
prizes, so that the hostess who pos
sesses more of the virtue of hospitality
than money may entertain correctly if
only she has large number OF fresh.
looking silk pieces at hand. Such little
bags are of all sizes, as they arc used
to drop among the handkcrchiefs. the
neckwear. the gloves and the lingerie.
They are mounted over little fine white
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-19
American Women Should Learn
to Mind Their Own Business

ST. Louis, Mo-. Oct. 19.-"To be able
to mind heI own business and get
busy" is the panacea somewhat briefly
and laconically expressed for the rest
lessness and disquietude of American
women, according to the opinion of his
excellency, Mgr. Diomede Falconio.
apostolic delegate to the United States,
expressed at Archbishop Glennon's res
idence last night.
do you think modern woman would
be happier were she to become more of
a factor. politically and publicly, in or
der that she may rear better statesmen
and men of affairs?"
81 think she should attend to her hus-
bands home and take care of her chill
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-19

linen sacks which hold the powder, anc
their ends may be fringed and tied to
gether with baby ribbon, or they may
be faced or shirred into a sort of rose
effect. Sachcts are especially accep-
table these days when only vague sug
gestions of perfumes are permissible.
= - =
Mrs Alfred II. lie Fevre and daugh
ter Miss Gertrude lie Fevre. have re
turned from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Indianapolis.
- = -
Mrs. l.. Z. Arnett was pleasantly
surprised yesterday at her home, As;
Chestnut street. About forty-five rel
atives and friends were entertained
in a pleasant manner during the day
AT noon dinner was served on the
lawn. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Railsback, Mr.. and Mrs
Noah Plankenhorn, Mr. and Mrs Os
car Paddock, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Holmes. MIR. and Mrs. John Atkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Atkinson. Mr.
and Mrs. John Jordan, Mr. and Mrs.
Gale Wickersham, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Plankenhorn, Mr.. AID Mrs. Charles
Burris. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brum.
field. Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Hunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
E. Arnett. Messrs. loren and Warner
Railsback, Henry tnd Walter Pad
dock, Ralph and dscil Burris. Guy
Hinson, Glenn Helda-brand . Herbert
Holmes. Misses Lou and Adah Rails
back, Bessie Holme-, COLLEEN Planken-
horn, Florence Wickersham, Gladys
and Katherine Arnett and Mr.. Hall.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-19
WedIthyPeOpIe&SuIphur
Most Of Us Are Aware That Wealthy
People by the Thousands Sojourn
Mineral Springs of This and
Foreign Countries to Drink
and Battle in the
SuIphur Waters,

The absorption of this sulphur wat
er quickly rejuvenates, cleanses and
purifies the blood. All are not aware,
however, that one can really obtain
more benefit, and at little expense, by
taking a most excellent non-secret
medicine called Blackburn's Casca-
Royal-Pills. as they contain sulphur in
very concentrated and soluble form to-
gether with cascara, castor oil, wild
lemon, black cherry root, and the like,
making altogether one of the most up
to-date civilized" physics, tonics and
purifiers imaginable They relieve
constipation, biliousness, liver and
kidney ills and free the blood of toxic
poisons thus eradicating pimples,
boils, blotches, skin diseases and pre-
vent malaria, typhoid and other SER
ious ills. All druggists sell ten and
twenty-five cent packages.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-19

dren and see that their dinner is we'll
cooked. If she will see to her own bus
mess and be busy in her house, she
will be happy"
And continuing, he expressed his be-
lief in the homes as a sacred and holy
Institution. whose affairs should be
kept indebted by the courts, and de-
clared his conviction that the highest
type of womanhood is the mother and
the wife, not the woman of public af-
fairs. He said that when American
men and women realized these vital
truths. and accepted marriage as sac
rament, not as temporary agreement
or trial. they then would cease opening
up the saeredness of their homes TO the
public through the divorce.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-19

EOLLf.
Gold Medal Flour makes baking easy.
THERESA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-19
DANCING SCHOOL.

Mrs. Charlie Kolp is organizing Il
children's class in dancing to meet
next Saturday afternoon at I. o. o. F.
hall at half past 2 o'clock. All desir
ing to send their children will please
send in the names to Mrs. Kolp.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-19

Kendrick (who for two months has
been studying French)-Say, Sutton,
can write good letter in French now
Sutton-Is that so? Well. you may
be able to write good letter in
French, but I don't believe you can
write letter in good French.-Ex-
change.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-19

La RxportRCi6n de aEtfCuIos de Puerto
Rico los EGt8doa Unid0a que on Gl Rfio
econ6mioo dc 1900 1901 fu6 por vaIoF
de $5.581, ,288 dollars lego en oil de 1907
1908 & lG numR do 25 885, 796 dollars.
La expoEtRei6n de RHtfculoB do Puer'
to Rico q los paiBou extEAnjaroB que en- Of
Gfio econ6mioo de 1900=19O1 fa6 poE va
lor de $2967, 8O5 dollars lego an el de
1907 ~19O8 q la Huma dc $4, ,715 843.
LA axp0EtRCi6n dc 8FtfouloR do Peer
to Rico & loB EGtadoB UnidoH paiBsB ax
tFaDieEo8 que en- el afio 8oon6mico de 1900
1901 fu6 por vslor de $8.549, O93 dollars
lleg6 en- 81 dc 1907-19O8 & lR uum8 60
$3O.6O1. .639.
La exp0EtAci6n do RFticuIo8 dc PueF'
to Rico pai8sB GxtERDjeRoI q. durRnt0 LOB
aioB 0COn6miooD torminGdoB on 80 de Ju'
nio dc 19OO-19O1 fu6 por vSloE de-
$3.OO2,6 679 dollars lego on el do 1907
1908 & ID Eums de Sd, 753, ,2O9.
Puerto Rico impoFt6 On al Rfio dc
19OO-19O1 de log EatRdoB Unidoa y pai'
ser extFanieRoG RrtfculoB poE vRlor de
8.918.136 dollars y 0l de 19O7-19O8 por
Is BumG sd0 25825. 665 dollarG
-PoF t0dR GIaBO do deracho de Aduan0
90 reCRud6 On Puerto Rico en- eL tltimo
afiO 0con6mioo 1.1OO,O97 dollREs % CEN
tRvoB,
En- 81 ano oconomico de 19O7-19O8
Ia expoEtsoi6n de Puerto Rico EstGdoD
UnidoB SIORnz6 IR oifrG de 25.891.281
doIIeE1 y pRiIeI extrRnjeroH Ia do
4 4753,2O9 dollars sOR un tot8l de
3O.644 49O dollRrE, y On 1901 fu6 dc
8.918.136 dollarB.
Los ingEaBoB de Ia Aduana do eBta
islG duENnts OI afio scon6mico vancido en-
80 do Junio 6ltimo, importation 1.1OO,O97
dollars 28 CantAvoB.
LAP buqueB de vola y PA de vspor
entFRFon ca Puerto Rico en- al afio ao0n6.
mico de 19O7-19O8 y 8aIieron 155 DO
vela y 2O4 de vapor On al trGfoo con pai'
BeB sxtranjsEoB con loa EBtadoH UnidoB
161 y 1855 y 142 y 176 respgotivRmente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-19
.PROBLEMA UNIvER-
SAL: EI est0magO.
Ia miIad sufren de imagination; Ia
Otra mitad de impotsnCia digesti'
: va. Consoles para unos y 0tI0s.

FL diBp6ptiG0 do imagination eB muy CO.
mdn. So paHR la exiBtenOia OOn1etSemdO y
COTTjGeadO GxGssos.
Come 6 bebs dc pFiga, NAL 6 On excsIo
luego depends do dEogaB digeBtivRs para
ponsrae aI CoErisnte.
Ouando 10 cieRto 90 que Moderation,
DietA y sRntido CamdD, son los sBpsOifcOB
mas EacomandabIss en- taIss cauoB.
Zero hay 10 otrR mitad que FeaIm0nts
1ufren y CO p0r impotGnoiR digsBtiva, 10
cual quisFe dsciF 'taltG de fueFsnS para aLi'
milaF y djgsTiF alimentoB.
La clenCiR RgC0n0GG que eBt8B fuGyZRB
dependan caai BiGmpFO de los neFVi0U del
eBt6mago. EEt0B norvios & 8u vGz TsCibsn
lu nutPici6n de Ia sangRs. Eatando 10 sam
gre d6biI, no hay fasESa8
Por eBo 90 que t0do Rn6miC0 ti0ne diff
CultRd On digeriT ? tiene que eAtRf caBi
sigmpYe 6 diatR. Y 0BtaB ION, puGs, rRzonOB
CIaFaH p0Equs uD t6nico para Ia gRDgPs y
neFvioa como son las PfIdoraB RoBRdaB del
DR.. Williams, produce tantBB CUFRCionGg de
los males del egt6m0go: poTque Ileva fWeq'
s0s dO'ade no LAS hay. Y ESQ on prsCiBs'
msnts 10 que impoEta, Bi eB que 90 quisTe
cOFRGgiF l8 debilidRd digsstivB no paBsr'
30 - vida entsFR t0mando medicina, que nj
fin inutilizR al eBt6mAgo. En- IL prenss do
Cuba 40 han publiCBno ininidGd de CO rtRG
como oata, cuyaE pruobaB son eI mayor az.
gumentO On pro do Ice PfIdorRD del DR..
WilliamR.
EBcEibo doBd0 Santiago de Cuba, cRlle
San Tadeo Alta, el ST.. EEneIto BFioUo y
BuRtill0, tEstRnts en- Rz6oRFGs: "Como
tFsinta m0geB llsv6 dc p8decsF una OnfeF'
madad do 0Dt6mHgo que me tsnlA RgobiAdo
LR GnfsTmedRd era cRlifC8dR do GABtTal'
giR, con 8fntomaB do indigaEtioneS hoj0dad,
mRrso8 freCuOnteB y falt8 de apstito. Tam
bi6n psdecfa dc pRIudiBmo que me cause
ma coz gsHti6u y me gFAv6 ol malestRr del
eBt6msgo. EGto me dan6 Ia DRpgre y me
ualieron dlcOres y granitoD. Pero do TODD
me EeBtablecf graCiaB s lGB Pfld0FaG Rosa
dnU del DR.. WilIiamB, que me FefoTzRFon
y puFifcaEon lR BaDgrO y me devoIvi0ron
la0 fusrEaD digaBtivas, y solo me lIevRFon
tres mgBGB para obteneE egte fsliz TGBult0d0.
Puedsn VdB. publican fntegFG eBta FolNCi6n,
DuGB Gstoy muY VgTadecido les PildoFaB
RogAdau del DR.. William" (Al DR.. Wi
IliRmB Medicine Go.
DsofdaBa Vd. HOY. EBtRg pfldoEag B0
hRllan dc venta On sBtR oiudsd ? en- toda8
las fsFmAeiAB del mundo y dondo quisrR
que 10 vendan modiCinRB. Exijs lGB lejfti'
mas PfidorRB RogadaB del DIR. WI
LLIAMs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-19
EL AFIRMAD0 DE LA
CaIIe de CoIomer.
Lo pIdun con loda JusiIeIa Vartps VoeInos.

VeCinoU de la Gale do OoIomor-gau.
tuFoO-DO quejRn, ? con Taz6n, do que no
30 Ofim0 EquellR ORlla GntsB de l6 de
LoizR.
Ss BupIiCR al honorable syuntamisnto dc
San Juan, % BiFvR tomaE Las diBpoaiCionen
nscaBariRB para que Bs procada al inmsdia'
TO afFmAdo do h cAllG "CoIomeF", SAM
tuRGe, paTBdG 163;
En- vista do que 90 dejGFG el afSmRd0
de diChG CaIl0 hagta que 90 teFminG al afr
mRdo do an kil6metr0 dc Ia Gale do Loi'
"a, CEesmoB y tGu0moG peFfscto derecho ca
exigiF, que 90 sfFmO 10 c8lIe en- CusB'
ti6ns pusB Ia que BiguO, Bga la caIlO dc
BaYColonR, OGt6 yf afrmRda.
Z Dos meBeg mas 8 mOnoI DO tRPdsE6 0l
AfrmRF sl kil6mstFO de lR Calls de Loiza,
misntrR8 qus GI afEmado de la oslIe Colo
msr 90 puedG haosr On Is dfau, pues iguRl
tempo 90 necsait6 para RfFmar lR CRlle do
BAFCalOnR, pueH 90 tratRbR de 1853 metros
dc GfFmado.
La CallG OolomeT GBtG biGn poblada, tie
ne muCho8 vGCinoT, mientraB que Ia cnlIe
LoigA 10 faltR Atn mucho por urbRuizar y
no vemos que uea jUBto que una Callo tan
impOTtSnte como lB que nos ocupa, HeR
pretOrida pOr una oalls que no eta bien
pobladR.
Dos msGOI aI mucho aguaEdar para los
veOinos que no tienen que CEu8aF aquel
OEen0l, 10 ouAl % Completamonte fAtigoBo 6
inc6rnodo.
ESperamoH que 81 honorable Ryunta'
miento tomRr6 en- confederation lRB maui
fGBtaCi0nGI Que RoRbRmog de- oonnipnsP v
que 0TdensTG que Is Gale do Oolomer BeR
GfFmRds antsI que 10 oAlIs do LOizR,- Va"
rios VeginOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-19
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRlCOLA
DE PUERTO. RICO.
Capital lutOrIzado S2.4OO,OOO. Capital rVaII'
zado S3l5 532.98, SC.
OpeTGoiOmeS Qese re0JGsG:

Pf6slamOs: Con garantias personaIes. con
COlaterales, y con hipOtecas q COrtO y largo
plazO sObre fncas rGstiCas.
0aSOuaniOS: De girOs, pagar6s, y Obl1ga
clones cOmerciales q cOrtO plazO.
GIFO8: SObre Espana, New York, Paris,
LOndres y HamburgO.
GlTOs p0r Cable: 5Obre New York y Ma
drid:
OusRias COuIentes: Con interes de Up. m
nual dispOnibles la vista pOr cheques.
ImpO8IOlOnss a plazO flo: Con interes de 2
p 3 annual segdn tempo.
SeOOiOn dc ahOrrOs: ImpOsiciOnes sObre Ii
bretas desde 25 cts. l,0OO con intereses
al cps annual.
O0bFanzaS: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion m1nima de CObrO. Sin cOmisi6n para
los cOrrientist8s.
Dsp6stos: De elective y valores.
Gamble do mOnedas: De tOdOs los paGses.
Vanta de O6dulaS hlpOtsOaTIas: La mejOr ino
version en- Puerto Rico, inter6s 2 p. 8 pa
gadero pOr cupOnes semestrales.
Vslla do fInOa8: DandO facilidades para OI
pagO, en- las jUrisdiociOnes de Adjuntas,
AgUas Buenas, AibOnito, ArecibO, BarcelO-
meta, BarrOs, Cayey, Oiales, COrozal, Qua
yama, HatillO, Ju8na Diaz, LOLA, Manatf
MarlcaO, NaFanjitO, Patill8s, Rio Grande,
Utu6dO, YRbucOR. YY8uCO.
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