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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
POINTS NEED OF
TWO INSTITUTES
Morning Session Of Farmers Meeting
at Port Byron is Postponed
Perforce.
PRESIDENT NOT PRESENT
Lack Of Travelling Facilities Suggests
Need of Meetings in Each End.
of County Yearly.

Failure of President w. S .McCul-
Tough of Taylor Ridge 20 reach Port
Byron this morning caused a postpone
ment of the morning prog am Of the
annual Rock Island farmers institute
which was to have opened 1T 70
O'Clock. There were $50 farmers from
the upper end of the county, residents
of Port Byron and others in the crowd
which assembled at Woodmen rall.
The regular work of the institute
was taken mp this afternoon with a
large attendance and much interest
manifested. There were fully as many
entered in the corn and baking con-
tests as formerly, while competition
for prizes in butter making is very
keen.
The institute will close tomorrow
evening, two sessions being Eeld today
and three tomorrow. The election OF
officers is set for tomorrow morning.
VIII Talk Retirement of Conditions.
An unusual feature of the meeting
this year vii, lie lie consideration )f
the bettermen of country life cordi.
tons after the suggestions made by
the commission appointed by President
Roosevelt. Reports of the secreta -ies
of farmers clubs formed with the OBJ
ject OF making study of this subjec.
were scheduled for this morning, 5u,
of course were not brought in.
President McCullough's absence this
morning was due to the miserable
facilities for reaching Port Byron from
Rock Island and Moline. The Miss;ss-
ippi river is frozen at that point but
the ice has been rendered unsafe by
the thaw OF the last few days so that
access by means of the l. & I. is cut
off. There is but one train to Port
Byron daily over the Milwaukee on
this side of the river and thus farmers
from the middle and lower parts OF
the county are practically cut off from
the benefits of the institute.
Should Have Two Institutes.
Conditions prevailing this year ought
TO help movement for two institutes
in the county annually. one in each
end. AS it is now, the farmers as q
whole have an institute but once in
two years. Under these conditions in
terest naturally lags, especially in this
corn growing and domestic science
contests. Two institutes could be pro
vided very easily by maintaining or
CARNATIONS in both ends of the county
dividing the state aid and making III
the deficiency by subscription
In many counties several meetings
are held annually and in some of then
there are township organizations which
hold frequent meetings, at which the
welfare of the farmer AMI the scicn
tific and practical phases of mis- worl
are discussed with much profit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15

there are greater varieties from which
to choose.
Read H. X. Walkers real estate sale
ads.
See ]. 2amser's new line of UNI
brellas.
Godfrey's laundry gives green trad
ing stamps.
Canoes, pms, rings and brooches at
J. Ramser's.
Musical program at the Mill Store
this evening.
Barney & Berry's celebrated skates
at David Don's
S. e H. trading stamps at Trefz's,
2011 Fourth avenue.
Watches, watches, watches, all
prices at J. Ramser's.
Gem safety razors 81, strops, homes,
cutlery at David Don's.
For a good investment in business
property, call on Reidy Bros.
The Mill Store for your Christmas
gifts and our prices are right.
Dance at Industrial hall every Tues
day night given by the Imperial club
Let Krell & Johnston do your tin
and furnace work. 1916 Third avenue
Santa Claus at the Mill Store this
evening. Come and bring tie child
rem.
H T. Siemon wants your tin and
furnace work. 1526-152S Fourth ave
| nue..
The dainty linens for gifts at Mc
Cabe's were never before so attractive
| and desirable.
| The doll doctor has his headquarters
at Trefzs store and will fix anything
in the doll line
Three thousand pocketknives. 50 diff
ferent styles, take your pick at /;
cents. David Don.
Have you seen my window? An!
style pockatknife at as cents. all war
ranted David Don.
McCabe's store open every evening
Vaudeville show each evening in tn.
big Third avenue show windows.
For a good. wholesome, cheap break
fast always buy Mrs. Austin's pancall
flour. Your grocer has a fresh supply
| Prices of all living increased; tn
only exception, Mrs. Austin's pancak
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
Dec. IS In History.

492-Columbus landed at Santo Do
mingo.
1s40-Napoleon's remains deposited in
the chapel Of the Hotel des Inv8
lides, Paris.
1873 = Agassiz, celebrated American
naturalist. died; born 1907.
1S96-Alexandcr Salvini, actor, son Of
the celebrated Tommaso Salvini.
died; born 1861.
1e0O-Oswald Ottendorfer. noted Ger
man-American journalist, editor or
the New Yorker Staats-Zeitung,
died; born 1926.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15

Mckinley was an anarchist, that he
had turned more people loose to prey
on society than any man in the world,
and that the assassination of Mckinley
was all right excepting that it did not
happen soon enough, the self-styled
Divine Healer" Schlatter only escap-
ed personal violence from a mob
through Intervention of the police.
The officers escorted Schlatter to a
hotel and to the first train out of town
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15

ing William E. Annis is likely to be
presented i'll court late today. Much
interest was caused today when it was
developed William Hecker, the third
Thornton Haines in opposition to the
Judgment of his counsel Alexander
Jardin, plumber, was selected as the
seventh juror.
Hugh McCullagh. milk dealer, was
secured as eighth juror.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
THE WEATH e X.

Fair tonight and Wednesday,; not
mrch change in temperature; the low
est temparture tonight will he about
freezing point.
J. NJ. SHERIER, Local FOrccaster.
Temperature ut a. M. 81; at y. M.
IL. Maximum temperature In last "a
hours, 55. minimum, 81. Velocity of
wind nj u. M, miles per hour. Stage
of water, Ii feet, fall of OF foot in
last "a hours. Precipitation, none.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
Toys and Games.
A little girl can't have

DOLLS, Toys and Games.
A little girl can't have
too many dolls. Here
they are in a great variety.
Big dolls, little dolls, dressed
dolls, undressed dolls. All
bright and new from $l0to lOc.
The New Tootsie dressed baby doll
cries just like little brother SIPS.
About 80 Handsomely dressed dolls.
slightly soiled from handling worth up
to $3.50 choice while they last only
e7c.
Tool chests made of hard wood
filled with nice tools $3.50 to Csc.
Hardwood ten pins regulation model
14-inch s3c.
Platform Shoofy rockers nicely
enameled with corduroy upholstered
seat $1.75.
Wheelborrows, red enameled and
natural wood vanished with remova-
BILE sideboards csc, soc and sec.
100 assorted card games for Boys
and Girls worth up to loo while they
last Sc.
Penny and dime register banks.
They are sure money savers 89c.
Magic Lanterns complete 19e to
$1,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Sun sets $50, rises IA: moon rises
11:54 p. M; moons age % days; Alp
p. M, eastern time. moon at last quar-
ter in constellation Leo; sun in con-
stellation Scorpio, nearing Sagittarius:
3 a. M, eastern time. Jupiter's four
moons seen east of the planet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
LEFT AN ENORMOUS ESTATE
Inventory of Late John v. FarweIl's
Property is Filed.

Chicago, Ill.,, Dec. 15-Executors of
the late John " Farwell filed an in
ventory of the estate BIT Waukegan
yesterday which showed $4,000, 900
worth of personal property.
The estate owns thousands of acres
of property throughout the country
upon which no valuation is given, but
which are said to be worth millions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15

For Theatre or Carriage wear coats of
broadcloth in the pastel shades, and white
and black beautifully finished garments,
$500.
For street, afternoon and evening wear.
Elegant coats of soft black satin, made in
various lengths, up from $3.50.
Handsome coats of velour du Nord,
iamty Short. three quarter and seven
eighth length models $1,000 to $4,000.
Finely tailored long coIored coats of
fine broadcloth, cfeviotS, mixtures and
diagonalS, $1,000 to $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
CEWING Machines fol

CEWING Machines for
~ Christmas gifts mighty
sensible gift if the old one
is about worn out. We will
sell you a machine as good as
the best and save you a lot
of money.
Our New Royal sewing machine can
be found in scores of homes-they are
made on simple lines, easily adjusted
with complete sets of attachments,
golden oak fiue piano polish-drop
head, hand lift or automatic, corners
and side drawers are round, serpen-
tine front-making a beautiful piece
of furniture as well as useful fully
warranted at $1,000, $500, $500 and
S24.0o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
PICKS A JUROR HIMSELF

Thornton ). Haines Accepts Man
Against Advice of His Counsel.
Flushing, n. Y, Dec. 15.-The states
case against Thornton J. Haines,
charged as accessory TO his brother,
Captain Peter c. Haines, Jr., in kill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
THE Blanket Department offers

timely suggestions. Every home
has blankets of course-how many have
enough? How many housewives have blank
cts that are ornamental as we'll as useful?
We are showing dainty plaid and checked
blankets in new color combinations to harmon
ize with bed room decorations. Soft grays and
tans, white blankets with pretty borders-quaity
considered, these prices are The lowest you have
seen, 9.75, $50, sos, 500, 45O, 3.75, 3.48,
and 2.98 pair
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
McKINLEY'S CRITIC
SOUGHT BY A MOB

Macomb People Resent Reflections on
Martyred President by Relig-
ious Fanatic.
Macomb, H., Dec. 15.-Declaring at
"a meeting here that the late President
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15

Special engagement
for Holiday Season
OF these great Stars
Loie Fuller and the
Arctic Skirt Dancer,
Battling Nelson
and Packy Mcfarland,
Little Red Riding Hood
and the Wolf
Santa Claus famous
Punch and Judy
vaudeville and his Pet Teddy Bear Trio
Each night 7:3O sharp in Our big Third
avenue show window.
TOILET, Manicure and shaving
sets. Floreloid toilet sets, pieces
French bevel plate mirror genuine bristle
Brush comb and soap box to match $295.
Handsome gold plated toilet sets with Dresden
backs tulip pattern $642.
Toilet SET comb, brush and mirror, Arts and
Crafts style, especially suitable to go with mission
dresser $3.50
Ceuioid Manicure Sets in fancy lined box,
white, black and Cocoa Bolo, Sligo, So. Is and
$2.75.
Shaving stands of genuine Mahogany with ad-
Unstable mirror, four drawers, exceptionally hand
some $1,000.
Smoking sets, in many unique and attractive de-
signs, $l.OO to $500
MlrrOrS, the assortment OF designs and finishes
are at once striking and handsome
Hand, stand, adjustable, triplicate, shaving,
mantel pocket mirrors, ETC., etc, are among the
most desirable gifts, various prices lOc to $5.S7.
THE perfume section is great attraction. The
variety of odors from best known perfumers
the beautiful holiday packages, will help solve
many gift problem.
Woodwortfl's Blue Lilies and Violet of Sicily
in special art boxes SOC to $500.
Dorothy Vernon exquisite perfume Fart nau-
veau boxes 25C, SOC and 75c.
Vantines Gul Race Voirenta and Geisha
Flower perfumes in fancy boxes 75c.
Colgates and other well known perfumes put
up in attractive holiday boxes at Csc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
CITY CHAT.
Kerler & Co. weave rugs.

Kerler & Co. weave rugs.
Brass ware at J. Ramser's.
Buy a home Of Reidy Bros.
Travelling sets at J. Ramsers.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Fine leather bags at J. Ramser's.
Toilet sets, all styles at J. Ramser's.
The sale of Christmas handkerchiefs
and silk umbrellas at McCabe's is
passing all previous seasons and still
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
IS CONVICTED OF
A MERE ASSAULT
Jury Finds Zone SaiIer Guilty of Less
Offense Than Charged in Indict-
rnent

Zone Sailer, who was tried on d
charge of rape, was found guilty of
assault in the circuit court today, and
was fined $50 and costs by Judge w.
H. Gest. He was sent to Jail to work
out the fine and costs at $1.50 a day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
THIS Collection Of Women's coats shows coats
for any time of the day evening" for every purpose or occa
taste and pocket

For Motoring, driving and general
wear, smart tweed coats in genuine Eng
lish and Scotch mixtures, distinct style and
service to these $1,000 to $500.
Satin and Sill kcoats, rubber lined, in
all the popular shades $1,000 and
$3.50.
Rain coats in tan, olive and oxford
worSted $6.75 to $500.
Caracu coats, rich and lustrous i'm
ported cloth, elegantly trimmed and lined,
greatest values of the season $1,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
G.S.m cabe Coz
ROCK ISLAND. ILL 7 4asssss5d. A AsS sHss5S,S
"S Green Trading Stamps Free Every Cash Purchase
At 7:3O p. m. We'd
nesday, those cele-
brated raw hide
stockings for boys
and girls, 1Oo
per pair IUC

TIME Christmas spirit pervades this
store from top to bottom. This is
ideal Christmas store for novelty,
for variety, for things unusual and inter
esting, for old and young acknowl-
edged headquarters for Santa Claus-the
delight of the youngsters.
If you wish your gift to receive the
highest appreciation, LET it 60 in package
bearing the McCabe name No higher
guarantee of quality is needed
Your greatest convenience and comfort
can be secured by coming in the forenoon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
THE Sale of Christmas Handker

chiefs at this store is passingaall pre-
vious high record marks. The new, BEAU
tiful and novel designs, the better qualities and
little lowering of the prices, are all factors in
this most wonderful handkerchief selling
We think this store shows three absolutely
new patterns for every one found in any other
store hereabouts Handkerchiefs are always
an acceptable present,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
THE LINENS. Dainty linens for

gifts. Beautiful damaSk pattern
cloths, all sizes, from two yards to four
yards long. Napkins, medium and large, to
match Elegant damasks by the yard. Napkins
of every quality size and design. Magnificent
towels-every quality damask or finest huck,
every size, henstitched or drawn work. Lunch
cloths, tray cloths, doilies, all styles and Sizes
center pieces, dresser scarfs pillow shams, ETC.,
etc, by the dozen, by the hnndreds-Yes! Yes!
Yes! Bought at the lowest notch in three
years linen buying and all priced for the quick
est kind of selling before Christmas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15
.HE Candy Stock in this stor,

was never before more than half its
present size; variety and high quality
reign supreme here. We've picked the best
makers from Chicago, New York, Boston and
Philadelphia.
Gunther's Sweets are famous all over the
West The Morse Chocolates are even more
celebrated. We have these exclusive makes
in beautiful gift boXeS-half pounds, one pound,
two and three pounds.
Remember the heart of a maiden fair is fire.
quently won by wel-timed boxes of dainty
sweets. What could be more winning?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-15

followed by a mob of citizens threaten
ing to do violence if he did not leave
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25
CRONIQUILlA.

La vOrdad e8 que hay C0Gag que, C0lgan'
do, CaHi 90 lee IN n0mbEG y, v0C0g, I'm
n6mOT0. Tai 0CuTT0 con lRB tAblillRB de
Ion C0ChSI dc AlquilOr en- San Juan.
Hay tablilla8 para tod0s l0B guBt0S.
DifiaPSn On tamNfi0, forms, color, etc.
Las hay IaEgGs como alma dc vizCRin0
, RnCbRB como lREConGi0nCiR de los uBuTG-
R0B.
Unas g0n OuadP8dag 0tEA0 FGOtRngulNRoD,
otTRB ovRlRdOg.
El color varfA Beg6n sl gesto del macs
trO & quien 90 snC8Tgue do I8 obFa, que no
eB poF Ci0Tto de rOmRn0g ri muCh0 aG0oR.
ASi IG0 VGm0a E0i ag...... de veFg Il 9nzB,
blRnCRg, nfmb0l0 de puTezG, gPigeB como
loB mODjsU del Cusnto y negrag, negFfgimaB
como n0Ch0 do tOEm0nta vfBp0FR do Gl0C'
Oi0nOV.
En- Ol material smpIOado obIslvAmoB
que una8 son do MADEIRA = 0tBG8 de lat8S>
AVgunaB ponden de RTgollitRu = otFaB Dc
COFFeay = ObUndAn lGB amREFOdRO con hilO
de CarEsta, 10 miGmO un lado que Rl CEN
tFo dol ole do lan EusdOB de RtF6G.
AU0gur0 ustede8 que, HinO fuerA por'
que buGnR pREts dc loB jamGIgoB RrGnRB
puOdon con "a almO, no podFfamoG ant0'
FaFn0G dc que, en- tAEeB tabslGIag, nan que'
rido pOnoE San Juan n6msrO, RmbaB
OoBaB
Y TODD poF que2
Porque 81 a7untAmisnto de la pElmeEA
ciudad de 10 i6Ia y tel. cobra un a. bitriO
& loB dusfioH de los coCh0E, p0FO no Les au'
miniStEe Ia tSblillG que hR de llsvar Ol
coChs en- sitio .viBibIe.
No neBor, ol oyuntAmiOnto cobra = 10
dice 81 Contribuyento: els tablilla & tn guB'
to Capricho, 10 miEmo Dc, On Ia gAEisdad
entf lR ammonia"
Y entG Ol guntO.
Y tRmbi6n Gl gAGto.
No hBy como ser Ryuntamiento para die
taE Lee oTdenanzRB 8 lA8 tNblillnB dc Ia. Icy
y do Is OatetiCa, Bogfn 40 10 antCja Al pre-
tor de mas tablRG.
~ 2. SOrta,
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MOVlMlENTO MARITIME.
BuqUs0 que Os ssperau.

VapoF aBpsfloI "MiguOI GAIlAFt Galdrd
dc Barcelona el 8 De OCtubES con dsHtino
4 OanariaB, Puerto Rico y Oub8.
VapOE eSpsfiol "MiguSl PinilIOD" eutG &
Ia CAFga On BnEceIonP. SGIi6 Ol "a del
COTFient0 con dOHtino & OanNEiRT, Puerto
Rico y Cuba.
VGpOE CubAno Julia" llOgsE6 cate
puerto prOCedsntO del dc lR HAbRnN, ma
mana 26.
Golota americana "Horbs1t FaIlOr. Sal
dE6 de Nav YOlk para Outo puerto 0l 25
dol COEEiOnts. OOnliguatREioD, sobEino1 de
ESqui0gR.
Goleta americana "Republic". EmpezR'
EG & OaTgsE On Nav York para OBtR iGIR 81
% del C0EEiOntO.
GOlOtS Americans "AuguBtR w. sn6w."
sAli6 do Ntw York 81 8 ldal CoEri0DtO d.
P0CtamSnt0 para 0lt0 puerto,
Golota Americana "WRnlcaR Black" g.
lis do Nav York para 6Sta oI Is del CO.
EFisnte,
SGGdaS de trGve0iG
VapOF americana "CaraoRB" BRldrG do
cate puerto 0l 80 del OOTEisnto.
GOleta0 oOstGMeTGS q la oargo.
"Ds1oada" para NsguRbo. "volunt0p''
para FsjaEdO. "RiCaEd0 RuiS" para Aqua
6iIa. "UvsEitA" para ViequeB. "CAEmOli'
a" YabuCoa. "AuFoliA" para YabuCoR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25
lalol0sa { Iss Pruf,solUs d ndsIpa.

JESUS RENDON ALMTBA.-TiaDo
cen1bsnt8 exintclCis do lo1 1iguisnte1 ~.
tEumentoa: Flautino1, FIautaS ToTcoroIaT.
Ob0s Rsquint0I Olarinstss, FoQofe-,
Violineg, ViolonoslIoB, Contrabaio7. Nm.
dolina7, BSnduEFiag, GuitaEPa8 Cornotiner.
OnoYone1, Tromb0no-, Barftonou, BonobaF.
dino8, HeliConol (bajou) TEifngulou, Fla'
titles Rodoblanto8 , Bombou. M6todo
d9 s0lfs0 y para tOdR ClasO do fnDlRunoa'
t0B. ACceBOEi0I , m6giCa q general.
San juan, 2. b. ApaHtado ndm, 218.-
Gala d@ Allan Fl y Sol n6m. a..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25

In oR fmprGDeR % vonda papGl Pc
psEi6dioo viei9 6 82.OO lea A6 kilGg I 0as
quiiataL)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25
Mas infOrmes anuaIes.

Hemon roCibido 0jsmpIarss dc los 10 fOr'
mes que con rsfsnonCiR & lRB RdminiBtFs'
clones muniCipales dc Santa label, CAbo
RojO, MaunAbo, San SsbRBtiAn Junoou
pE0ducon loo EoBpOCtivo1 AlcAldOI, cum
pliendo 10 BscCi6n 20 de Ia Icy municipal.
En- todas egsaH adminigtERCi0n0B & cargo
do muniCipioI unioniHtaV, hubo ''GUpsEA'
bitg' al liqUidRF 81 pEegupusBto.
Op0FtunRment0 NOS 0CupRFGm0g On de-
TALES do diChol iDfoEmeB como vOnimoB hR'
ciSndo con lOD FOCibidOB Rnt0TioTmOntO de
Ion otEo8 mUnioipiOu.
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No divide al 'POpuIar."

NusvaB impOEtaCionsB de fnaB egsnCiau
? de objetOB de fantastic aCabR do RsCibiE
81 popular astableCimiauto del aefior Anne
rico salRs, que BismpEs Ee1pOnda Cumpli'
damOnte al justO favor del. p6bliCo. En-
CalssdO para dRmRH = CabAll0ror, ss inme'
ioRabl0 0l gurtido que 90 EonuSva COnGtan'
tamOnt8 = Iog dltimoa modalOR de Paris
, EBkadoB Unidog, sst6u hacienda furoP.
PEsCiOU, como SismpEs Rin oompstsncia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25
la Vara maiiGa.

AlgunoB do nUsstgo1 OlegOntOI, ConvOr'
Gdon inC0nnciont tSmonts en- veEdadeEo8 Te'
noEios, 90 pEsguntan & que CauIa debOn "a
fortuna On aBRntol de faldaV, puOl dOBdo
Nlg6a Gismpo & outs paEtS no hay W1oEita
que 20 RsaiHta gus PRotonSiOnGl RmOFoBau.
NcBOtFog podsmog dOCiFl8g qGe O8tO 20 6Obe
GoiCaments los tEaje8 hsOhOB que u8Rn,
PomPradOa On Ia AlmUdNina. CEWI IL.
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Para GgaYama.
So lfsGtulfs uRa reunion Do ioIratoaIOntoS J
GBRCuHIrtH OI gebMDldOr J d dOet0r DOL
ValIO.

MahAnS efeCtuar6n un vipjo GuayA'
ma, les ReileFOB gobeEnsdoE Pont, R.f4al
del VGIlO, Carlos 81. Blond0t, B8CEstAFio
de Puerto Rico Heiior WillOughby y At
torney Hoyt.
HabE6 allf una reunion la que aainti
ran los tsEEatSnisnt08 de GuByams, Arc
20 J Salinas inteFaBRdOB On 81 plan de Eie.
60 do 10 coGta Sur.
PRObab!emense paBaH&a d0Bpu6B s Pen.
90 aIgunOg de Lon FefYidoB gsfioReR
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Dc AdRlRlSVFaelta,

AvisamoS & Las personas, que
0olicitan suscribirse 4 este diar
rio, que eB peri6dicO no les ssr&
en- viadO, 81 ei avisO que con ta-
obieto remitan, no viene aComl
panado del impOrta de L. sus-
CripCi6n.
Esta vale poF IN trimestre
1926. POr IN semestre $3.50.
Por IN afo $500. Rag0 ass-
ieinG2A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25

EL MEJOR RON.-Lon uefiorsu AL.
vaEs2 hsrmanoa del concrete dc este ola .
50, OOntindRn EsOibiando grandeu podidou
del aORsditado pRoduCto Ron San E2sis.
que hR mSEeCido y meioF aCoptaoi6n del
p6bliO0. No C0ntien0 BuEtsnciaH nnciva1
= 90 "vitjo" Dc VGFdAd, ain mixtific0cion0I
nj RditamentOB psEjudiCialea & 10 Uplud,
No 10 OlvidsiH, "Ron San Luis'' calI0 da
San J0EG CRBa saf1oE0B Alvarss hernaRpor,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25
"DEHTUH HDOD

Este 81 81 m0jOr pnslt6aiOo local c0n0oi.
do. DeVG0ta en lea RCEO6itadaR farma'
CiaB do lO8 HsiiOEs8 J. n. BlauCo , Co.,
AlfOnB0 @. zSFbi ? don Pedro JuliG.
DiRGage la correspondence & 90 agant9 "a,
MiRabal, +, O, Box 44Q. &n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25
iRaila en- Ravsmdn

HsmoD uido CortGnments, invita1OO para
Ol pr6ximo bails que 90 c0lObFaFa su 10
Colonia oBpaiiolR de BEyam6n.
DamoB gEaCiS p0E lR CoEtegiA J que 90
diivieRtan log HoCio8 del IimpGtiC0 CAntE0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25

sE NECEsITAN ernpleadloB para foto-
grafia, con conOcfmientos en- el retoque de
negati vOs y practi en- el taller. Para in
fOrmes dirigiTse la FOtOgrafia artfstica de
Luis Ferreras. Mayaguez P. R., is va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25

-Pars CompareOor ante la COEta de dig
tFfto. ancn6ntFaBs On San Juan 81 B8li0F
Pedro Roaado, aaEgsnto do 10 pOliCiR inIa-
IaE do Santa Isabel,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
BUNGALOW

Strictly up-to-date bungalow containing
reception hall. parlor, two bedchambers,
bathroom, pantry, kitchen and two clos
cts, birch woodwork; all rooms attrac-
lively pspered, cellar fully cemented, not
water heat, piped for gas and wired for
electric light, East front lot 42Xi25, located
just nCrth OF Field club. 1890 8. 3Sth Ave.
Price $1,000; $1,000 cash; balance $35 per
month.
G. G. CARLBERG, oil n. Y. LIFE.
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