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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
IN THE
F|GHT
T0STAY
ARNOLD G. SCHERR SAYS HIS
CAUSE IS A JUST ONE AND
THERE WILL BE NO SETTLE
MENT-THE swISHER TICKET
COMPLETED.

Charleston. July 10.-(SpeciaD -
81 am in this fight to stay. 1t is
a just one and you can say for me
that there will be no settlement as
far as | am concerned" This state
ment was made by Arnold c. Scherr.
the nominee for governor at the
boiling convention and has quieted
all doubts as to the course the au-
ditor will pursue.
Swisher on the other hand de-
ciaras that he was regularly nomi-
mated and will be elected as the
party, candidate. Delegates are leav-
ing the city by the hundreds and
this morning there is not that look
OF contentment, however. on their
faces that comes after nominating
O winning ticket, for all of them
realize that with two tickets in the
field their chances o; victory at the
polls next November are greatly
minimiZed.
rhe Swisher ticket was completed
last night by the nomination of eX-
Senator Stuart F. Reed. of Clarks-
burg, for secretary OF state, and f..
l.. Long, of w nlch. for treasurer. IL
required nine ballots to decide the
contest for Reed Mont Topping. of
Charleston was the last candidate
To remain in the race, John Il. Har-
ris having withdrawn after the
eighth ballot.
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SPEECH or T. J. DUNN NOMINAT-
ING BRIAN

MI Chairman aud gentlemen Of the
convention.
Crisis arise in the life OF nation
which cndangCr their Institutions and
at times impcril the :,Ivance OF civ
izHtiCn
Every people that has left its i'm
press upon history has faced such
crises
IN most instances where grave
dangers nave threatened the safety of
the state. some great character. some
master mind has been found pro
duccd ae IL were by the conditions
themselves. with capacity 10 direct
fright tho energies Of the people
This was true Of the ancient world {.
10 is true Of This republic
We have such crises 10 meet tO
day The favor-seekinr corporations
have gradually strengthened their
hold upon The government until no"
menace poular institutions
The question is whether this gov
eminent shall 1o restored 20 the con
troll Of tho people and be- administer
cd in the interest Of an. or whether
g. shall remain au instrument in the
bands Of the fcw for Icvying tribute
upon all the rest
ln his special message 20 congress
last winter. President Roosevelt de-
.Iared substantially that certain
wealthy men who have become enor-
mously rich by depressing the wage
Garner, dofraIdiug the public and
practioiug AN forms Of lniquity. have
banded together. and bv the unlimit
ed use or money cudeavor TO secure
freedom from restraint and to over
throw and discredlt all who honestly
administer the law
That the methods by which these
men have acquired their great for.
tunes can only be- justified by n sys-
tenn OF moralitv that would permit
every form Of criminality every form
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

school pupils during the fall and
winter. Bland street side of the
building and will have every ad-
vantage in light and ventilation. No
high school pupils will occupy the
brick building on Ramsey street
next year, as that building will T.
reserved for the minor grades. The
principal of the high school no
ever. will retain his offices I'm the
old building which will have 20 be
repaired before school opens. The
same teachers who had charge OF
the schools will be here this year
and in addition to these two new
ones are TO be employed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
BRYAN AND KERN
TICKET COMPLETED At s O'CLOCK
Afternoon Session.

The convention opened at 3 y. m,
BlueHcld time. II In understood
that sX-Govornor Francis. OF Mis-
aouri, who has been prominently
mentioned for vice president, has
Withdrawn his name.
The following statement has been
made by Mr.. Bryan: THE presl-
dency Ia the highest official posi-
tion in the world and no one occu-
plying II can afford to have his views
upon public questions biased by
personal ambition. Recognizing his
responsibility TO God and his obli-
cations to his countrymen. he should
enter upon the discharge OF his du-
ties with singleness OF purpose, be-
licving that one can best do this
when he Is not planning for a second
term, | announce now, as | have on
former occasions. that II elected 1
shall not be candidate for re-elec-
tion "
Rev. Father Corbett, or Westheid.
y. s., offered the Invocation and
the convention united In the Lords
Prayer.
Nominating speeches are limited
to ten minutes.
Tom Marshall, Democratic candi-
date for governor OF Indiana. pre-
scnted the name OF John w. Kern,
OF Indiana. for vice president
Governor Thomas Of Colorado
placed I'm nomination Charles a.
Towne Of New York
John *. Walsh Of Connecticut
nominated Archibald Mcneil Of
Connecticut.
MIR Hill OF Georgia presents tho
name of Clark Howell OF Georgia.
Kern OF Illinois says John Mitch
ell says platform contains every
thing labor askc dior. Kern sec
ondc1 nomination Of Kern Of In
diana.
AS atatc after state seconded the
nomination OF Kern II became APP
parent that ne would he nominated.
TOwnc Of New York and Howell or
Georgia were withdrawn; tele-
gram from Gray said he was not
candidate, and McNe!ll. of Massa-
chuqctts. was Withdrawn.
The nomination Of Mr.. Kern was
then made unanimous and by accla-
nation amid great enthusiasm.
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A GREAT DEMONSTRATION
Remarkable Outbmst FoQoqus the
Nomination of Bryan

Denver, July 1O.-(By Hector
ElwelD The nomination of VIM.
j. Bryan at 3:45 This morning was
one OF the most remarkable exhibit
tions of one-man power that has
been exhibited i'm he history of
American politics. Greater than
that popularity accredited to Pres
iCent Roosevelt. who nominated
VIM. II. Taft in Chicago two weeks
ago because. having the power OF
federal patronage lack OF him he
had the strongest organization imag-
Unable. William J Bryan carried
the Democratic convention by vote
OF S92 l2 single handed He did
not have an organization, but he aid
have the ballots The leaders Of
the party in their own hearts were
against him. but still i'm one Of the
most remarkable sessions of it's kind
the 008 Democratic delegates
voted and by overwhelming majori-
ty showed that they were for Bry-
ans nomination despite what party
leaders thought
Nominating and srconding speech
es were delivered .u the following
order: l. j. Dunn Of Nebraska,
nominated Bryan Alabama having
yielded 10 Nebraska Mr. Dunn was
interrupted by demonstration last
ing over an hour Arkansas yield
ed to Oregon and former Senator
GeaTy. Of Oregon, seconded Bryan g
nomination Kansas yielded to GOV.
r. g. Glenn. OF North Carolina who
seconded the nomination Of Bryan.
Colorado yielded TO Virginia and
GOV. Swanson seconded the nOmina
tiOn Of Bryan w S Hammond. or
Minnesota nominated Johnson The
nomination was seconded by dele
gates from Minnesota Georgia and
Connecticut Irving Handy. Of Del
aware. nominated cray.
The chairman then introduced
Gov. Haskell. OF OF ahoma chair
man Of the committee ON rcsOlu-
tiOns. who present. the platform.
Florida Welded fO VI sOuri and Al.
gustus Thomas of Missouri and
New York seconded Eryan's nomIua
tiOn a Denver special 10 the Sew
York press says s. part Justice
william j Gayncr 0f Brooklyn. is
Bryan's last choice for vice pres.
dency. and u is practically scit.od
that the famous j1-st will be- nom
mated ON Friday Bryan preferred
Judge Gray. OF Delaware. because
he wanted To have with him on the
ticket a man recognized as n con
s,rvativc Democrat. 10 is understood
bore that on Wcdnc day night judge
Cray personally t0Icgraphcd MI.
Bryan that n nominated he would
decline. and this determined The
Nebraskan today 60 select Justice
Gaynor for the second place.
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BRYAN THE NOMINEE.

10y lledISt NeWS service.
Denver, Col. July 1O.-By a prac-
tically unanimous vote William
Jennings Bryan was nominated by
the national Democratic convention
as It's candidate for president at 3:42
Denver time. this morning, after an
all-night session, which at first was
Wildly enthusiastic, then tiresome
and finally enthusiastic. Before the
secretary had compiled thr vote rep
rrscntatiyc Hammond. who had
named Gov John A. Johnson, moved
to make the nomination unanimous.
He was quickly followed by Della
ware. Georgia and other states
which had cast votes for either Gray
or Johnson These resolutions were
carried with wild whoop and the
convention recessed until O'Clock
today when q running mate for Mr..
Bryan Will be named.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
READY FOR WORK
FOR FEDERAL
BUILDING ARE HERE-BUlI4D-
INC TO BE COMPLETED by
JULY, 1909.

Contractors Phipps and Rush. OF
Newport News, Va. are in the city
ready to begin the construction Of
the new federal court house and
pOstoffice building. The work will
be- pushed rapidly as possible and
the building is To be completed by
July. 1909. The additional appro-
pIiation of twenty thousand dollars
by the last congress assures much
better building than was originally
contemplated
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
NORTH SIDE SCHOOL

The contract for the new north
side school house was let yesterday
by the board of education. The LOW
est bidder was T. r. Walker. of
Roanoke, who was given the con-
tract. The new building will cost
$500, which is over $4,000 in ex-
cess of the sum that was originally
planned IN the call for the bond
election. The building Will contain
four rooms and will be frame
structure, with a stucco finish
which will give the building a most
attractive appeaTancl.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
C0NV|CTS PASS THROUGH

About twenty-five convicts from
the Virginia penitentiary passed
through the city tE:s morning o"
route to Lee county. Virginia. wherO
they will work on the public roads
under the Virginia law that pro-
vides for state aid to counties build
ing macadam roads. Lee county will
build a section OF road from the
county seat to Ben Hur, the nearest
railroad station.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
COTTAGE DESTROYED BY FIRE

a four room cottage owned by
Sam Arie, member of the X OF
p band, was burned to the ground
last night about 10 o'clock. The
fire company was unable to get close
enough to the connagration TO lay
the hose, owing to the steep road.
For a time II seemed that the near
by cottages would catch. but hard
work by bucket brigade prevented
It, The house was located at the
head OF Powell street in Hicksville.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
A NEW STORE
PHILIP KLEIMAN OPENING IN
HIS PRINCETON AVENUE
BUILDING.

Philip Illeiman Is now opening
and has on exhibit at his storeroom
a. 215 Princeton avenue. formerly
occupied by Gillian e. Ford. a hand
some stock of stationery. musical in
struments, confectionery and novel
ties. Mr. Kleiman recently came
with his family to Bluefield and has
cast his lot with us. We welcome
him and his family to our city and
trust he will find that he has made
no mistake in going into busin ass
nc re
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
DEATH OF AN ITALIAN.

An Italian. known by numbrT
only who was brought to st. Luke's
hospital several days ago, suffering
from typhoid fever. died last night
about 1890. The remains were
taken to Crocketts undertaking es-
tabllshment to be prepared for
burail
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
MIR. BRYAN PLEASED
WITH PLATFORM.

Lincoln. Mob. July t0.-Regard-
Ing the platform adopted last night
Mr. Bryan gave out the following
statement. - am very much
pleased with TIE platform 1t is
clear. specific and strong, and am
grateful 10 the committee for the
work It has done in stating the is
sues am sure that the platform
VIII greatly strengthen US In the
nRhl mpOn WhICh we are cnlering.' -
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

The Mercer county delegates cast
their votes for governor in the
Swisher convention as follows: For
Svisher Is 51S-23: Hearne ! i23;
Scherr Z 1-23. This leaves three
votes from Mercer county unac-
ccL ntcd for Were they in the
Sch err convention?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
CARS TO PARK CROWDED

Last night the cars we're crowded
going out to the park A band con
cert provided the entertainment for
the evening. The park although not
yet finished has become a popular
place 20 pass an evening.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
RETURNS TO HIS HOME.

Walter YOckcy. who has been
confined TO one of the local hospitals
as a result Of an operation for ap-
pendicitis, has so far recovered that
he was abe to return to his home
at Roanoke yesterday afternoon.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

/. has been necessary to delay
the issue Of the Daily Leader every
afternoon this week in order to get
the lat EST news. but we have been
amply repaid for 81 in the praise we
have received on all hands for the
splendid manner in which We have
handled the conventions at Dcnv'r
ana Charleston. Our press service
has been up TO the minute.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

The Democratic convention for
Beaver Pond district viii be called
10 order tomorrow at o'clock at
the city hall A large crowd Is an
ticipated. The most important nom
nation. perhaps, Is that for school
commits issiOner.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

Rhode Island, Bryan s, Johnson 8;
Vermont. Bryan z. not voting T.
Totals Bryan. S92 -; Gray,
80 10; Johnson 46
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

TOMATOES. very best sorts.
Trnnsplanted BY express I'm bask-
cts, 75c per hundred. FALLON,
Florist, Roanoke, Va.
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THE VOTE.

The vote ls here given for John
son and Gray. All he other votes
having been cast for Bryan Con
nCcticut. for Johnson; 9 for Bry-
en-: Delaware. 6 for Gray, Georgia.
Gray 20 Bryan 4. Johnson 2 Maine
Bryan 10. Johnson not voting !,
Maryland Bryan 7 Johnson .:
Minnesota. Johnson %: New Hamp-
shire Bryan Z. Johnson +. New
Jersey. p for Gray. Pennsylvania
Bryan 40. Gray 10; Johnson 3;
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10
NEW HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERS

The board OF education has leased
three rooms In the Hearn building
on Bland street and they will be
used as class rooms for the high
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-10

Mrs ~ s Cosby. OF Kimball is
in tho city looking after business
matters
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CONTINUED on page fourJ
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AGJSlDO De UN R1z
bO giga1tesCO.
Ex-SserstaliO do Ia TssoleFia aHssta.
do poi huFfO.
D0sPuGs de- nlesgs dc GspionBis ell
suietO do Chicago Bs detsnidO.

Chicago, 88ptiombrs 1O.-El mSatsFi0
dol Robo de s 175 600 de la subt4GoHeRfa
de loB EaGadoB Unino8 aqUf, b see nm afi9
y medic, una de les p@rdida8 m6s gEAnde8
que he tsnido 81 gobieEno dc oata msneFa
80 cree qus oat6 Ga vias de ssE aC'a ado
modiant6 eI REEslto ds GsoEge w. Fit8gs.
raid. CF6as8 que oGFog han sntaio COM
pliOsdos eu 9I CRimen que poF msBsB hn
buE'adO laB psEqaiBaa dc los Sgsntas score
too del gobiaPne. FitggsPald ere un con-
tadoF bai0 el Gsistent8 GegoFePo de los Ba'
tGd0a UnidoB Williams BoldeR wax. En-
10 6poCa del hu9to. 20 de FabrsE0 do 1907,
Be tuvioTon BsBpsChs8 de e., peF0 Bu dis
CUlpa fUe tan plausible y tan intense gu
intGF6B spaF0ntO en- desCubRir Rl vsE6adOF0
oulpabl0 que laB BospechRB 90 dOSVaneOi0'
ron.
Fitzgerald paR6 10 nochs ca ID c6Fcel
Hoy fa6 anunciado por el ab:gado del
pTeg0 que 90 Client9 GlegaRi9 no teneF CuI
pa y p0dirfR un juici0 immediate. La evi'
dGnCia contra oil dst0nidO, que no hB side
Fsvsl8dO, fu6 obtenids poF ofiCiRlsa do 10
eficiDa del pro GCuFRdoF de eatSdo. Sc cree
que 10 CauBR BaFG jugga3a en- las OoFts8 del
&stado. Fitzgerald psERi0ts On mantsner
90 inOO0nOiR = aus amigos sut6n iguRlmeEts
COnvsnCid0g de que no tiens CuIPE.
FueEtGg eBpsOulROi0nes 0mpEsndidsG re-.
CisntemOnt0 p0F Fitzgerald, aCompaliadaB
pOE t0ntativaB dc paFts suys para pOnsF
8n circulation vaEios bilIat0B del vaIoF de
S 10000 cSds un0, COndujsron "a aEFsBto.
D08do Ol Fob0, l0g efici@lGB del B0lviCio
gsOEsto , una sgsncia particular de detoC'
kwRa In han ASka6n R7mSmmHR
fitzgerald fu6 oOta taydo sdmitidO 6
fanss ca ls uuma do s $4,000. Pidi6 una
invsBtigaOi6n inmsdista, PerO 81 Juez Chob'
lain aplaR6 su Rx6m0n & 6n do peEmiEir al
abOgado del eHtadO que FsCOgieg8 mas evil
denCiR. A los E0pOEtRd0E0B dijO fitzgerald
con irEitaCi6n: ''No tsDgo CinOo esntAvos
que NO sean mfoB."
Rxplic6 & BUB abogados todab tr0nsac'
clones fnanCieraB, inOluBO su mouOpOlio
del merORdo do huOvOE dsBd0 que foe dss'
psdidO de 10 tsBOEeFfR. La avidOncia On
contra de FitggaEsld fu6 rsCcgidR poE una
0g0nCiR pFivRda de detaotivos.
''El NuevO MexicAnO"
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INFORMAClON DE Ia
0FlCIMA De SANDAL.

Ell Official dc sanidad de Mayagtiez, On
CumpIimi0nto de I& BsCoi6n 46 do 10 Icy
municipal, Eomits Is momoRia anual pre-
BsntBda al ConB0io municipal.
-E UfiCiRl de ssnidad de JuanR Dia8
Femits 10 s1tsdiGticR del ganadO HaCEi6cado
en- GqusllR muniOipalidad, durants 81 mes
do AgoRto tltimo. -.. +
Pedro Juan Daniel, maestro pl0mero
enVfa pianos J e3paci6O aCi0ne8 de Leo obTa8
de pIOmsFfs que Va sfctuRE On 10 cara de
do dcfi3 Carmen LopGs, ca SADturCs.
Ell inspector do Alimentos do San
Juan de- Cu0ntR de hsbsr deDtgufdo 80
Oajas de cocoa, propisdad de los ssnoEOB
ViIlaF y Co.
Ell aICRlds municipal de HatillO rsmi'
10 una OOEia CeEtifCadR del esCEib0 pFsssno
tadO squ0l syuntamisnto pOE don UlpiR'
no MAlt6B &c bre loB maloB oloEaB que 90
Bienten en- ell EeCinto Ossts de aqual pueblo.
Ell inspector de AIimentog de San
Juan infoFmR hab0r deAtEufdo IA lataB do
leGh6 CondonBsda maECa "AguilA", pFe-
pi0dad de "The American Grocery and
Ship Supply Co...
lei inspector pl0meE0 del diAtEit0 Sur
Ponce, iUforma que en- 8VgUuoB puablo8 90
haCsn embellishments inntaIRCionea do
pI0meRfR.
-El inspector do sanidad do Arecibo
Eomits pianos pTGIontad0B poE 0l mR0atE0
plOmaEO Beoigno P6rez, fin dc quo lean
0xaminados y RpE0badog.
I'll ofCial do sRnidAd de M8yggitz
infoFms que tiena bajO tEatamiento an case
de fisbEs tifOidsss hRbisndo tornado tod0
ClRB0 de pT6ORuCionaB.
-Joa6 CifrsdO, de Ponce, maDifsata
que en- aqUelIa Ciudad Be eat6n veEifcando
tFabsjoB do PlomsEfs POr psEBonas que 90.
rsCen de tftuIo, p0EjudiOando 6 loG que 10
p0gs0n.
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Dr.. Rafael del RoNe
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NIGENIERO CIVIL 7 AGRONOMO

CHARLES WERE, CorrsdOr do adua.
na, comisionistR On general. Agents do
Lea aCEs1itada8 CeFvszas SALVATORE y
"L0WEN BRAU'' AlGmaDag. Ag0nt8 sgp6N
CiRl para Puerto Rico do Ia ConoCids fkbEi'
CO do liOoEes ''aARTE BRlZARD' , do Loo mGu
aCrsditadoa vino8 dc BuRdsoa. Agntsl
general do 10 gran fSbrics intsFnaCiona.
do C0ns0Ev88 "LG solGif' Ma lines, do Bel
giCs. OfoinaB TanCa n6msEO 1. Tal6fo'
no 371. BIZ 223. Pronitud, baEatuEs ,
usguRidad. ..ns.
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. A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
paHsa Industrial ds 6GstWFOe (san juan
Box 857) tioas en olaB0 d0 PRimsEs 6 PIE.
clos gin OompstalOin, un ComplGAo EurEido
para construction de- c ALolouRRB de-
fados tama6o. Iablilla1 para poElinnal
DOp San Juan tEc11e q muGlI8
n6maEo q. 8antnFOa stoPs "a. 1Gl6f9n0s
A26 , 1880. Ia
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sE DRsEA VKNDER nm kil6mosrO
de via poRt6til DoGaUville Dc Cinousnta
CentfmGtgOB y Oeh0 Wag0nseas do hieRE0
PaR8 10 mismR via. T0dO en- buen s1Sada.
Para infoFmGs N. s, RpaEtado 257, Are.
etbas 15R a.
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USAOO Con tXTAORNNARA FREeUEHClA FOR
el PrOsldentO Dol GORCeIO Executive Do
COggVOs0,


"si lR experiences de RIguno8 afion de
pF6cticR m6diOR pusde teD0r alg6n vail
mientO, nRdie Dc extFAhAE6 que en- ella
fuuds mia aBsEVsEaCienas CuRnd0 30 trats de
omitir una opinion Bobra uni msdiCamanto
que hO uBRd0 CON axtEaoEdinaPia froCuen'
ola. Me EefsE0 6 10 EmuIai6n de Scott.
La psrfsCtG union de los ComponGntsg, 81
agrRdAbl0 gabOF que dstermins 10 bien que
90 C0nH0EVR miOntFaB 90 Gnt6 empleRndo, y
BobFo t0do Ian impOEtsntsB indiCaCione8 me
diCaB que llonR, Bon 90 msjoE ? mGB Bsgura
g0Eantfa.
PoE e8B FAs6D adm en laB enfsEmsdad0n
al psFeOsr m6s incuEablas Osmo la tisi0, lea
OaqWe1iG0, las e0OT6fWIGs, Lea GnensiGs, sl
r0qWitiSmeO, lG de66EIdGd general 10 faltG de
desarrOIIO On las muisFos y On Ice ninoa y
0tEs lREgR BsEis que BsFfa prolific snumsEaF
% We que eatR suBtSnCis opera vaEdadeEoa
miIsgFos, y que Lon eDfSrmoB que poF de-
CiFlo aBf Ee haIIRban Les pu0rta8 de Ia
mueFts, 60 tFanlfoFman de pEonto adqui'
Eiendo faerERB, FObuases, color, animaCi6n,
galud, en- una p9labEa, que aCEodita CRda
dfa ls justicis de la fams , del inmonao
OE6ditO de que tan ttil pEspaFaOf6n gozs On
tOdo 81 munde."
p. DR.. R0fGeG Ga1 Ragls.
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hn impO1tado IL Cs8a de p. sChira , 90.
Los hay do todos pF0oiOB = olaga8.
UN FONOGRAFO.-PoE ausantaEsa
90 dueflo ss vendo & muy EoduOido pFoCio
un m0guffCo Victor ndmeE0 8 con so re-
cords do loo msioE0B aEtistaR. En- e8t8 i'm
pP0nta inf0Fm8RGD. 8 Y. Q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-15

AVIsO A LAS sENORAs.-En Ia
Gale de Tstu6n n6msEo 40. altos, aCabs
de inauguRaEae IN gran taller de CoUtuRas
bsiO 10 direction dc una expsTta modiata
mny sntandida on 81 Eamo. ALI 20 haCo
tRaial 6 10 mods Bs ConfsCCiOnan POE pO'
Co dinsgo. Tambi6n vondsmos tTaiG he
Gshg para safIoFa1 y nifioB. 81 ustDd quis'
70 yeStiFgo bion y CON ologanCia asuda &
nuaatFo taller quodaE6 eomplaOida.
NusstEoB pgaCioB son muY EOduOido1 TO-
don nustEol eFabai01 loB gaERntiasmOB 6
Eatiafae0i6n de Ia Cliontssr No pioEda tiom.
20. DiEigiFn8-6 6 TetufA 40, altOR San
Juan, p. r. 15NG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-15

I'm 0Gta imPB0nta 90 v0ad0 paPsl do
pOEi6dics Vfaiea & 42.00 los G8 kiIG8 go
gWiatgI.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-15

Ell MEJOR RON.-Lo1 se1OEs8 Al
vRFe8 h0Eman0g, del OomeECiO de estR plO'
%, ContiR6Rn EoCibisnd0 gFandeI p0didos
del aCEsditado pEoduCtO Ron SGM LSsis,
que he msFsCid0 ls mejoT aCoPtaCi6n del
P6bliCe. No OOntiene HuatsnCiAB n0CivaB
, % "vi'jo' do vsEdad, Oin mixtifOaCionOS
nj aditamentos psEiudicialeB & la salad.
No 10 oIvidsis, "Ron San Luis" CalIo de
San jose ORga aafioFas Alvarez haRmapOg,