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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
Gall Boyd Wedding.

The marriage of Mr. John T Boy
Of Cairo, and Miss Pearl Gall of Mu'
physboro. will be soemnized thi;
morning at O'Clock at the residence
of the brides uncle, Judge Stevens in
Murphysboro, the Rev. } T. Flint
pastor Of the Methodist church off
ciating.
Mr.. and Mrs, Boyd will leave short.
ly after the ceremony for Chicago,
where they will spend week as
guests Cf Mr.. and Mrs. Mark II.
Hovey. Mrs. Hovey being a sister OF
Mr.. Boyd On their return they will
reside with Mr. Boyd's mother Mrs.
T. II. Boyd of 10 West Twenty-frst
street
The bride is most estimable young
glrl and is quite we'll known here, hay,
ing visited friends in the city.
Mr.. Boyd is one OF Cairo's best
young men, Of exemplary character
and NEST highly esteemed. He is EN-,
ployed as chief clerk in the office Of
j. w. Wenger commercial agent OF
the Illinois Central railroad.
His friends will be much surprised
to learn of his marriage and will give
the happy couple a most hearty vel.
come upon their arrival in Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
Fine Fish Supper.

The Cairo fishing party on High
Lake in Wisconsin has been heard
from and about score Of their
friends found gasuonomic pleasure
in the fact last evening when they
were served with as fine a FISH supper
as they ever sat down to, prepared by
Caterer Hank Goethe. Two big Mus.
calougs, weighing perhaps 80 pounds
when caught, richly stuffed and beau.
tfully baked and garnished, were serv.
ed with etceteras and with the compli.
menis Of Chas. Feauchter T j. Kerth,
DR. Morrison, H. c. Scnuh and Walter
H. Wood Report has it that Mr.. Wood
has been doing all the successful FISH
ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
HEARTAcHEs ON EVERY PAGE.
Pathos and Tragedy in the Leaves Of
the Old Album.

On every page OF an old album Is
written heartache, downfall, disillu-
sion. loneliness. Here is the picture
Of the boy whose every waking hour
outside Of school was partly yours
So genial a fellow he was. so amb-
liOus so brilliant You saw him last
year, and hardly recognized he shah
by wreck that drink had made
hardly Were able 10 exc 0u, half an
hours conversation with him. Here
is the college chum with The fine
head who was 10 do great things IN
lie Consumption The blossom
blighted ere tine uut was set This
other classmatc with the face OF
Keats she mcfes' hairs breadth Of
misdirectIou in d rmow 81 his brain,
fist manifested 100 comic oddly.
After The flesh. our friend still lives
only Dis mind is dead
And here is one whose every line
amouJ shows forth engaging frank
ness and The joy Of life worse than
dead Enbezzler guilty fugitive with
q neichbors wife. Ills broken heart.
cd old father. his wife, his children
an of ~ Who trusted him how much
rather would We have followed him
90 his grave than have this come upon
him And then the long list Of those
With whom our lives were iuterHinod.
for whom We hoped. believed. expect
cd-mere insipidities. tr.les failures.
bali succcsses. living along somehow.
And we ourselves What We meant
then 10 be-. and what We aIe'--Eu.
gene Wood.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
Cairo's New Director.

George z, Walkers new City Direc.
tory is ready for distribution II is
probably the finest looking book of
the kind that has been gotten out for
this city 1t is bound in red cloth and
black leather back, and gilt lettering
The mechanical WORK done in Mr..
Walkers establishment is also excel.
lent, the paper for the body of the
book being of haeyy quality and the
printing clean But most important
of ali the listing of names has been
thoroughly done and is probably as
complete and as correct as it was pos
siDle to make it,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
FOUNTAIN PEN FREE.

As e special campaign offer 20 any
one who viii secure 20 new ten
weeks trial subscriptions % the
Weekly Commercial Appeal lremit.
ting 5000 for same) viii De- sent a
Diamond Point Fountain Pen. guar
autee1 finest grade. 14kt solid gold
pen Act Quick. as this special ole
will De- withdrawn in short time.
Address.
WEEKLY COMMERCIAL APPEAL
Memphis. Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
Went Loo EEr.

Elderly Suitcr-I offer you an hon
orable name. a large fortune AM the
utmost doEoiien.
Nabel liayouslyl-Oh, Mr.. Gra he 4.
hos hind ~ son.
Elderly SuiiCr-ln addition. esi
say that I am in the best cf healls
and that come Of an extremely lon
lived family.
Mabel fe'ldiyl NO. can never l-e
yoHrs. Please don't mention til D.
iect again
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14

Mr. and Mrs Frank Wilcox and
laby and Miss Nonia Taylor weat
to Caledonia yesterday to attend the
~ c W picnic They made the
trip IN Mr. Wllcoxs launch and We're
accompanied Oh their return by City
CLERK Robert Hatcher
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14

up. Another tree srrans from tie
roots LEFT in, and his in lime was also
dug up.
when a third tree appeared, with a
persis;cucy in "A good cause worthy OF
emulation relatives of the deceased
directed hat II be not distl bed.
Hence the tree Of large proper ions
that annually showers its nuts over
TIE grave Of the deceased admire OF
"Oll Hickory
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
HICKORY TREE IS a MONUMENT.
tt Marks The Grave Of On Edmirer 81
President Jackson.

j. ths Baptist graveyard at Can
ton. Pa. near Salem. iir- iha body
o. an old revolutionary soldier named
James sagles. a rude. unlcuered
sandstone marks Dis grave. bat a more
conspicuous monument T. a large hick-
rt tree rhe trunk uf which. three feet
from the ground. measures 81
inches iu circumference
james Sasras Vas Al ardent ad-
miIar Of Andrew jackson. 50 often
called -Old Hickory from the char
sctCr ~ being 50 unbendi1E in any
cause ~lteH De- believed 10 be right
Nj Ss.4rs always wore 2 srrig n
hickory on his breast on training
da<.7 and before he died directed
hat a hickory tree be planted on
his grave. This was done. and after
the tree attained proportions deemed
unsuitable to ad0rn q grave It vas dug
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
FATHER OF PROHIBITION
IN STATE OF IOWA DIES

Charles CITY. Iowa. Sept l3-P %.
jami1 Franklin Wright. veteran ELF
tor 81 the Daily Press. dieI here to
dag al the age Of a. He came here
80 yeasr AGO. He was kuoNu as the
Father Of Prohibition ia Iowa" lie
was prominent a. a writer ard orator.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14

Nh and Mrs. W B, Hays and ueica
Miss Bernice Evans who have been
guests of Mrs r. F, Roberts and Mr.,
and Mrs John l., Parham ANA other
relatives returned to their home in
Poplar Bluff Mo, yesterday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
New Chinese Laundry.

A Chinese laundryman will re-
move from Paducah KY. to Cairo at
an early date and will ocerpy the
building on Eleventh street now occu.
pied by John Glynn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14

Miss Filth sutherland will leave
this morning for Oneonta. y Y. for a
visit with friends and from there will
90 20 Brooklyn y Y. TO resume her
studies al Pratt Institute.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
Casper VeIlingmeyer { Co
House Movers and
General Wrecking Contractors.
206 Commercial Ave.
plenty Of Time.

Give me a little time said the III.
erary young man. according 10 Speed.
'and ] will do something 20 arouse the
country. Three months later be- had
his chance. He was peddliug alarm
clocks IN a farming community
Youths Companion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14

Mrs l. r Williamson IS eVpec-ei
where she spent the winter During
The summer she remained in Nash
Vile. Tenn. and is nov at Dawson
SIIEgs. Her many friends viii be
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
stu Has Life.

A CHICAGO professor predicts that
English Will have become dead Ian
guage BY the year 1000. Nevertheless.
the English language has demCn
strated that 70 can Withstand an awful
lot Of wear ard tear and hard usage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14

WANTED-Ten sa'esaligs at
.Rubys ToCgery. Apply Monday morn
ing ut store between 3 and 10 o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
EAGLES. NOTICE

VIII hold regular mer'in- turielt
Monday. al s %. m.. at the K = han
Eighth ana Commercial AT members
requested to- attend
HENRY LEVY
Worthy President
r. a. HATCHER.
Worthy Secretary.
TIE Bulletin is published evarv day
IN TIVE year for co cents per mOnth-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
Maxim WAR NohI.

Any sort Of work is noble. the D.
gree Of nobility depending upon the
care with which It is Syracuse
"a " Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
New York,s Growth IN wsalth.

New York city's land values are In
ereasing faster than the total value Of
the entire output Of all the gold and
silver mines in the world.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14

6ritsin's ConEUnptioa Of Flour.
About $1,000 600 barrels fof 1sg
pounds EACH q wheat -four are con
fumed annually in the United King
1om u Great B-iiain ana Ir4iaad
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14

Kenneth Wenger went 90 Valley Re
cluse last evening where be- WiIl teach
one q the Pulaski county schools The
Valley Recluse school Is located near
Mounds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
Fads and Fashions.

New York, Sept l3.-lt is one Of
those unaccountable yagaries Of fash
ion that all summer. during the hot
weather the stiff and close fitting col.
lars had to be worn to be in style,
while now, that the weather is cool,
these abominable chokers are going
out of style and more comfortable ana
decidedly more becoming collars Of
the Dutch or Puritan pattern are worn.
From Paris it is reported that neck
ruches, attached to tall stocks, are
ever increasing In width. They do not
stand up in the usual fashion, but
spread out in their generous width
about the chin. In the majority Of
cases the material is laid in excessive
ly fine plaits. Other. however, are
tightly gathered. Crepe lisse, net,
lace. batiste with lace edges. chiffon
and pineapple cloth are so used for
the low neck ruche. The ruche widens
as the ear is approached. The pierrot
ruche is also used extensively and IS
becoming to some young
faces. A Partisan collarette has
stock proper of batiste, shaped and
laid in soft folds and. attached to IT,.
a hemstitched frill of batiste. Arounl
the base of the stock. as a finish. is
drawn scarf OF taffeta, the ends SIM
ply crossed ad left to hang in irregu-
lar lengths. A knot is tied several
inches from the end.
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14
! SOCIALANDPERSONAL:


glad to know that she is much i'm,
proved in health.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14

Miss Laura Weis of Waterloo. "a.
viii arrive here jhis week 20 visit
Miss Alice Wenger Of Park Place
West.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14

Mrs. James Gillespie and children
have returned from Nineuna wber,
they visited relatives FOR several
weeks
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14

Mrs. y. b. Thistlewood has gone TO
Nj Vernon 10 visit her sister. Mrs. D.
~ Goddard
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14

B. IT, Lambert has been called -
la essCro. Wis. by the Illness OF his
father.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-14

Mrs. y V. Lewis is still seriously I'D
at ner home on Washington avenue.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-24
Ell E1TIERRG De JO-
Sc Dolores Colon
en- Bayan6n.
EI doctor FOssas Yel lGt0. PesuusTs,
fuRron Tctimas de un jesgIaCia-
do aCCitentG.
(Ds nuestrO cOrrssr onsoz)

Mario 23.-AYer 4 las de Il tGrde,
tuvo IugaF 81 entieTro del respectable reior
don JoR6 Dolores Colon, cuya mueEte ecu
rEi6 sl B6bRdO laa de Ia taFde.
Fl AtfioE Colon gozAbA de generates aim,
patfaE, 10 que qued6 dsmoGtEado con ID
Conducci6n de 90 CRd6EeE s la NecE6poli
local, 6 cuyo scto censEEEi6 iEfnidad ds
peFsonaB de nuoltra BOciedad, ain distinction
do poI1ticR nj clRseS al dueIo fu6 despedi'
do poE el LCdc. r. M6Equez HusEtas.
RscibR 90 Sfigida famiIia, ontro "a que
So CuentR 81 hijo Juapito, distingnido CO.
FreligionRTio amigo, Is expEesion de
nueBtra EsntidR condolenCi.
-HsmoH leido una CaTtR circular que
Francisco Andino, p. o. de Ramon Vald6g
hijo, dlnga log ingpeCtoRes y conduotoEeB
de la lfnea f6rTeR del Oaate, on ID cuaI eI
senior Andino, paTece amenRzarlGn con Ia
F6rdida del destinO, lino exigsn que los
abonadoB presenter loH billates de abono
CuRntas vsces Len sean psdidC. Mon paFece
que, Rrtag de exigiT que lcH Rbonadoa sean
molostRdoS con repetidAs peticioneB del con.
aabido billets, debe ponerBs IL empEeaR
on condolences de que eg0H AbonRdoU, como
81 pdbliCo, no Bufran los inConvenienten
que hoy auffen. Y antsI que sBcTibir car
taa amanazanteB, dsbs psnnREus On laH
condolences de Bus empIeRdoI, que con "a
rag excepCi0neF, Hon hombHeH dignos hon
radios, y sobre TODD, aCEeedcTeE que
lea guaEdon conBid0FacionOE.
-Ss enousntrR recogido On cana eI ae'
nor ViTgilio D6vilP, actual alcaldo de ca
6 ciudad. CelebraremoE 50 pronto resta'
blecimiento.
lei coFFesponsal de an disEio repubIi'
Cano de San Juan, en- eata ciudad, Ie la
ms Ia attnci6n al tsniants Mongil, porque
los tabaqueFog unioniAtRB pEovoCan & los
republicRnoH. PEeg6ntale 81 tenionta
Mongil ap antsceEoF quieneT son los que
provocRn quienes loG pFovocRdos. No
dir6n como dice eI citado corrsspongal
-Siempra activ0, ouEto y cslosO en el cum
plmiento de aug debeEeg, hsmos visto 81
cabo de Il ptlicfs Befior Martinez. Asi
como muchoH guREdias que poE suA me
ritoE condolences son dignol del cuarpo
que peEtsneCsn.
lei doctor FousaB 81 lioenoiRdo Re-
mon PesqueTa fusEon vfctimas ayof de I'm
iamentable acoidense. 81 oaballo del
Coche en- que pRVaabap, % desboC6,
cRyendo Rmboa del CarEusia y sufriando
algunoG gOlpsa que Aunqus no Dc grave.
dad han podido ser de fAtales rsuultadog
AAisti6 On 81 momsnto & los citadon
amigos 81 reputable doctor GuijarTO, acom'
padAdo poE 81 doctor Fernandez Mater.
Celebraremo8 que FecupsFen pHonto la
salad perdidR poP tan deaagradable guCesc.
-Ss Viene h2eiendo reformas an 10 far
macia del Fsputado faEmst6utico Alfredo
Gim6nez,que uni5ag al intsligents activo
personal que tiene, GeTa uno de lol prin.
cipalsB eatablecimisntos de 81 cIass en es
tR ciudRd.
FelicitRmoB oil Befior Gimenez
Sc dice que 81 2. 1. detective Rafael
HsTn6ndsz, BeE6 sepaFado del cusrpo HON
ToEaments.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-24
ANUNCIO.
Depaa tame9ato del interior de Puerto Rico
-BNTsam de O6TuS PdBgieas. Ofoina
del Superintendente.

San Juan, P. r., maTzo is de 1908.
PropoaicioneE en- pliegoa cerrado1 pars
ls Adjudication an p6blica aubanta de Il
construction de 1 kil6metrug mas s me.
nos do Ia cREreterR de Iares AdiuntaB,
seCci6n Kms O. al 12, 33,Ss admitiE6n en-
eatR OfCina haHta las 10 q. m. del dfa %
de Mario, 1908, en- que % abTir6n pdbli-
camente.
El pFssupuento apEoximado de las obrau
anCienden & $65, 256.0O.
Todos loa dAtOs necesaEios, impHsIos de
preparedness ContEato inAtruccioneu
los poatores Hs dar6n en- estA OfieinF.
Ser6 Condici6n sHenciaI del ContTato que
81 Contratints, partir del asgundo meE
inclusive del plazo para lR termination de
loH trabsjoE, sjecuts Cada meH obTRs pOr
valor no menor de $8, 500 mensualeg
La Administration us rOserVa 81 deEs.
chO de rechRARr cualquieTR todaB lal pro
poBiciOneB de adjudicRr el contrato bajo
otEag consideTGcioueB que faS depEeCio lo'
lamente.-Por orden del Comiaionado del
Interior, J. J. Jimeaez, supt. de ObEas
P6blicaB. MIN. 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-24

eutiE.
El sAfioE Was Ochoteco replica que Ee
tr&tR do una obYa de utiiidad p6blioa, puss
eAoR tsTFenoB maIsRnoB producen constants.
msnte enfarmedRdsB y el pueblo de Puerto
Rico eats eR el debaF de BaneaE para
benGfciO general loa focoB de iufsCci6n
que sxiatsn. Que Bs gansrfS tambien an
gran pEsdio de tsTrsnO para IL agriculture
del pals Cuya production 30 sumSntaEiR.
-"Su BehoEfR solioitR Ea quite ID Bac-
ci6n q. del pFoyGcts ?-pEegunta 81 spea.
ker. $4,000 dollars para cumplimisnto
del proyscto.)
a@'DeBdo 8l momento que 90 quiga lR
aGgnaci6n para los eBtudios no tisne objeto
el proyecto. Pido queds BobFa Ia. mesa
oontasta 81 senior Was Ochoteco.
El sefloF Barcsl6 dice que no tnvo in.
Conv0nisnte On BuscEibiT 81 pToYeCto por
sncaTgo de psTBonas de aquel diatFito que
dassan que aqusllos terrenos sean ganadoB
{ la agriculture , So sRneen en- bSnsfeio
general,
El Bnsr GsoTgstti manifslta que 81 be-
neicio EeaultaE6 Biempre On favor del
pueblo de Puerto Rico, pueB loI duefioB do
S8os tsEEsnoa dsapues de hsChoB esol eatu'
dios de Ianeamiento, habEfan de BaneaEloa
elloF, resu'taudo al IN bsnsfeio en- fl
voF de la mayor production agEfcolR y
eEtRdo BanitaTio de Gq1slla Jurisdiction.
Q0e IL rsntR que luego daFfan 81 TosoEo
eaaB 1000 CusFdag cultivadaB, compensa.
BsFfan 81 gRatc.
El Befior Nendez dice qus On Osa mismo
CaEo est6n mss de 100 600 cusrdas dc ts'
reno ca distintos puntoB dc u iH'R , por
tanto es psligrOso Ell aprObsr ere pFoyoCto,
pusB de otEoB puntoB Be quejaEian, calf
csndolo de pEiviIegio.
I'll BGf1oF Biondst De muGatFR de aeuegdo
con 81 proyecto J dica que eH una msdids
bsnsfcioEs, no solo para Is production
agFfeols de Rquslls comarca, Bino para u
Halud pdblica anenazada poE aqusllou pan.
tanoU,
El senior Ssl6 solieits no ssa aprobado
81 pEoyscto Arguments brsvsments en- gu
contra diciendo, que As trata de un bsnef.
clio particular 81 que no pueds CRlifcaE1o
de bisn pdbliCo.
El BefinE ConCep0i6n dice que se de por
diGcuLido spfcientsmsnts d punto na vo,
ts 81 pFoysoto.
EI SshOE Blondst haca aIgunas obIarva.
clones y He YotR 81 qusda no q proyeCto
Bobre 10 meEa. Sc acusrda qusde uabEo Il
mesa.
-"Para mOEirua"- poE 10 baio 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-24
ANuNCla.
Departments del interior de Puerto Rico.
-BureaW de Obras P6Blicas. Ofcina
dol Superintendent.

San Juan, P. r., Mario Is, de 1908.
PEopoEicionea On pliegos cerradoH para
Is adjudication en- p6b irR Hubasta de Ia
conatHucci6n de 6 Kilometres mas 6 menoH
de Is caFEeteEs de CoTczaI & BaErol, Sec
Ci6n KmE. 0. 6 300, % admitirGn en- eatR
OfcinR hasta Iaa 10 {. m. del dis % do
MaEzo, 1908, % que Sc abrirEn pub ica'
mente.
El presupuesto apToximado de las obrRs
aaciende 4 $24 $4,000.
Todos los dstoS necesaEios, impresoB de
pvopoBiciones contrato 8 inAtrucciones
lOa poAtores 90 dsrkn On eHta Ofcina.
Ssr6 condici6n eEancial del contrato que
el ContratiAtR, psltiE del Ssgundo mes
inclusive del plazo para la termination de
los trabajog, ejaouts CRda mes ubIaI poF
valor no manor do So, 600 menGuaIsn.
La Administration ss FesaEva 81 daHecho
de EeChAzaE CuRIquieEa todas IaB PROPOSE.
clones = dsRdjudicar 81 coHtrat0 bajo otraI
ConHideEaciOnss que las de preCio HoIamsn'
te.-PoE oTden del ,Comisionado del Ints.
terror, J. J. Jim6nes, supt. de ObEAs Pd'
blicaa. N6m. 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-24
LNuNCIQ De SusLSTL
DepartamentO del Interior dc Puerto Rico.
Bursau dc Obras P1bgicaS. = Ofciaa
del Superintendente.
San Juan, P. r. Marzo II, de /. 81

San Juan, P. r. Marco II, de ]. 9O8.
PEopolicionel on pliegOI caEradoB para
L. s5judicaCi6n Ga p6blioa aubasta de cinoo
60 Iotes ds laiEeientoa (6OO) metros Cd.
bieoI dc risdrs tEiturada para 81 firme de
Cinco (5) kil6metFoB de Il carFetsra de
ATecibO LaEes, SacCi6n KmA 5 al 10, Bs
admitfr6n en- eGtR Ofcina hauta las 10
2. n. del dis de AbEil, 1908, en- que 20
abrirkn pdblicaments.
Los liOitadorea pOdrkn optar uuo s
mas lotsB, = 81 plazO para 81 suminiatro de-
un solo lcts GerG de dos meser; y para va
rios 6 todon cinco mssss.
TcdoH loa dates nsceBarioI ua daR6n en-
eatR 0feina donde Hs sncuentran dc mani.
festO todcE loB doCuvsntoa que han de re-.
CIR On la Contrata , podE6n reOogsr los Ii.
citadoEsg los modsloB de pEopoaicione1 que
han de prsaentar.
Ia Administrator Bs F6Aerva 81 dere'
cho de rsthazar cuaIquiera 6 todas Ian pro-
ponici6p. De orden del Comisionado del
Interior, J. J. Jimtnes, Supt. de ObraB
P6b.ieaE 17.v.A
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Il. gu.ta !, nasIr,7 tQulsr. olrl,P

Comprs una Pianols s m Piano planes
ID de IL c6IobFG casA THE AEOLIAN
Co., do New York que ha psrfeCcionadO
oEts instEumento haata IIsgaE 4 IL AltuEa
que estS. Oualquisr persona pusds inteE.
pTetaT una Pieza de m6sica como 81 fueFR
an aYtista.
AdemzE, hay BiompEs pianos de Ii como
Cida marca PLEYEL Pianos AlamanGu,
pianos Wsbsry mREca PARIS BAZAR,
eltos fltimoa { plazos rRz6n dc SO men
suale1 Bin pagaT NADIA sdslantado.
Una vista Il PARIS BAZAAR dc Pc.
dEo Giuati 8 una caTtR diriiidA Il departA'
mento musical pondE6 & Las peEBOnaG intO'
Es1adaG On poseli6n de loB dsto1 que %
do1sen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-24
Ini.rs.l / los Prsf,.orus d nasIsl.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tieno
cOnstante sxistsncis ds loa Higuisntes inB'
trumentos: Flautin0B, FIautaI, TercsrOlRI
Oboe1, Rsquintoa, Clarinstes, Fagotea,
Violineg, ViolonCelloH, ContEabsjos, Man.
dolinas, BsnduFrias, GuitRFTsg, CoEnetinsa,
Onovsnes, Trombons-, BarftonoE, Bombal'
dinO1, HelioOnss, (bsjOg) Tri6ngulO1, Pla.
tillou, Redoblanteu , BomboU. M6todO1
dc soIfeO y para tOda clsss dc ingtrumen'
tor. Accessories , m6HiCa m general.
San juan, P. B. ApaTtado n6m. 216.-
Gale dc Allen ndm. 21 ' Sol n6m. 26.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-24

Aprovechandose de la Gran Reputation

Que adqdo ozOMULSONfaaq nlaravosas pro-
curatfvas 10 cefcan parties
ca1dad OZOMULSION
emulsion
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-24

AprobadO: D, G1pmer. Treasurer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-24

uhoE BIondet.
-Ha triunfsdo 81 ueior via,, pusu ha
pa1ado % mOci6n 1S.-dica 81 speaker.
{ (Risas1.
Als1 Ills us lsysnta Ia Isli6n para
manAna & Iaa9&
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-24
TFEAsURY DEPARTMENT OF PoRTo RICO
BIEEEs INMUEBLEs.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
emulsion.

sUBAsTA PUBLICA BIEEEs NMUEBLEa
los gnt 10 de serdn vendidos los
de Propiedad
PRIMERA sUBAsTA.
Poymiran 83cdas sferrno
81 Vaez 68cdast barrio"I La Tore
6cdas steeno / barro" La
Juan Vazquez cdas tereno barro
Tornabes CTa cdas tereno obarriosS
Antonio Rodrigu 1casa
lo respeivos ezPentA
del valo vend pdera de daTe de
ds guients verified sbana Grand PuertORcO 1908
Firmado, Vidal Ropeo-CoeCtor
AprObado D. Gl Glpmer.-Treasurer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-24
EN- LA CAMARA

PsSan en- 80. IeCtuTa muGhOS pTOyac-
tOs para construction de nusv8s
CaTeteEaS.
P. de c. ninsrO 1886 "SupeSi6a De
los suicides a los COnssisrOs que
no sean iefss De DspaTtsmsntO,
fljandOlss una dieta de 5 dollars
poi Cada session a que asistaD.
u pOr 5.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-02
conneoricut valley Tobacco Market.

A feeling of pronounced confidence
prevails among growers. The tobacco is
practically all housed and the uniyers-
ally expressed opinion is that it is one of
the best crops ever garnered in New
England. Outside The portion which
was damaged by hail and which has
turned out very limited, the crop has
been singularly free from mishap and so
far the weather has been almost ideal
for the cure. It is said in some quarters
that much of the tobacco went into the
sheds in an unripe condition, bQt this is
an opinion apparently shared by few
Not much is heard concerning sales and
growers are showing no inclination to
con sract their crops away until they
know their real value. Judging from
present indications, it is likely that good
prices will be asked and in some sec
tions talk is heard of % cents per poun6
in the bundle. BUYERS. however, do not
seem to be in hurry either, SO that it
should be some time before the market
opens