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the country and his knowledge Of
precedents will be OF invaluable
service to the presiding officers.
VIM. F.. Stone of Baltimore, ser.
geant-at-arms, will be an important
figure. AS sergeant-at-arms of the
national committee the bulk of the
work of preparing for the conven-
ton has fallen on his shoulders. In
the convention he will be RESPONSE
BILE for the work of ticket takers
and ushers and for the preserva-
ton of order.
The temporary organization in
cludes also small force of steno-
graphic reporters under M. w.
Bloomenberg, assistant sergeants-
alarms and messengers.
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Of the hall. And when Malloy lifts
his voice he Is greeted always with
a round Of appreciative applause.
There will be lengthy list Of as
sistant clerks celebrated for
strength Of voice and ability as
readers. These officials of the con-
vention will be Attorney Thomas
Williamson of Edwardsville, ILL.,,
and George A. Wilson Of Des
Moines, Iowa.
Asher c. Kinds, who will be par
iamentarian, halls from Washing
ton, D. C. He acts as coach on
parliamentary tangles to Speaker
Cannon and he performed similar
service for Speakers Reed and Hen
derson. Kinds is the best posted
authority on parliamentary law in
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TO MAKE OFFICE
SELF-SUPPORTlNC

Weights and Measures Inspector
Powell this morning stated that
next month his Office will be self
supporting on account Of receipts
from the measurement Of wood.
There is no wood being shipped
Just now but within couple OK
weeks the shippers will begin send
ing 1t in. Each car of wood must
be measured by either the inspec-
tor or his deputy and the receipts
promise to amount to enough to
pay the 500 a month salary of the
chief inspector and $50 which his
assistant is paid.
The receipts since the depart
ment was created several months
ago, have not been more than an
average of $50 month.
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ROBBED WHILE
ON The MOVE

A diamond ring, lady's watch and
neck chain, and other small articles
Of jewelry were stolen yesterday
afternoon out of a suitcase while
the family of j. H. Gribble, 1923
Maxwell av., were moving. Mr..
Gribble this morning reported to
the police that he hired the See
horn Transfer Co. to do the NOV
ing and that three men engaged in
the work. Mr.. Gribble does not
accuse any Of the men, but the po-
lice are investigating each one.
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ROOSEVELT FOR VICE
PRESIDENT

special Correspondence to The Yssss
CHICAGO. June 13.-In consid-
ering vice presidential candidates
the convention will not lose sight
of Theodore ROOSEVELT.
81 am making 1t my business. -
said James, 8. Cook, Of Chicago,
ito call attention to the fact that
Theodore Roosevelt has not de-
clined to be a candidate for second
place on the ticket. l believe that
Roosevelt ought to be nominated
with Taft. This, in my opinion,
would be a happy solution of the
business.
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PRAISE OF EVANS MAKES &
THIS OLD SEA-DOC SICK

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-"I
can't see that any great credit is
due Evans for bringing the feet
around the Horn. Any navigator
could have done the same. The
vessels did not make more than 10
knots an hour. Any other officer
could have brought the ships
around at that speed. One would
think that all the other ships but
that commanded by Evans were
commanded by cowboys"
This statement was made by
State Inspector OF Hulls 0. F..
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The Indians and Tigers are at It
this afternoon and will put on a
double header tomorrow. The
morning game begins at 1890 and
the afternoon at the usual time.
Mondays game will be called at 3
o'clock in order to finish in time
for the Tigers to start home.
The schedule is all balled up, but
1t is figured that Vancouver will
be here Tuesday.
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CRAFT VERDICT
NOT GUILTY

HARRISBURG, Pa. June 49,
After celebrating % hours in the
capitol graft cases the jury today
returned a verdict Of not guilty in
the cases of Congressman H. B.
Cassell and Architect j. NJ. Hus-
ton. who were charged with hav-
ing defrauded the state in contracts
for metallic furniture with which
the thirteen million dollar building
is fitted.
This makes FIVE of the graft
cases which have collapsed during
the past "a hours.
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Bolles. who Is being asked to ex-
plain today He threw a bombshell
In the trial Of Capt. o. w. Parker,
Of a local ferryboat. who is &C.
cased of violating the rules by
blowing a whistle when the fleet
sailed through the Golden Gate.
"The way mariners give all the
credit TO Evans is a reflection on
theh other officers of the feet" he
said. The vessels were crowded
pense of the government. There
were many more officers on the
ships than necessary" Bolles con-
tinued.
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JOHNSON READS WRITING
ON THE WALL

railroad tracks near the Schade
brewery by shooting himself
through the head. Nothing but a
Southern Pacific switch key and a
X. p. charm were found on the
body.
Police Chief Rice will order the
remains photographed ami send de-
scription of the man and the key
to the railway officials, as it is
stated that railroads keep accurate
descriptions of all their employees.
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ABOLISH SIDEWALK SHOWER BATH

of pressure ought brought prop
erty who thoughessy plant automatic sprinkers
within range of sidewalks On morning
evening the pedestrian might well take the middle
street unless he prefers have bis clothing
The practice the slight trouble Of holding the hose
while watering edges of lawns
is imposition that ought remeded
ordinance, necessary. a
pressing necessity fof sprnkng
mens and satuatng everybody Tat happens passing
that way the time
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I FOR Y, P,

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 10
That Sen. Dolliver, of Iowa, is the
man Taftites want for vice presi-
dent Is indicated today when 1t was
reported that representative Of
Taft and the president would
shortly go to Fort Dodge, Iowa, to
urge Dolliver to accept.
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OMAHA, June 13.-"Affairs may
SO shape themselves within the
next week or two that my name
will not be presented to the Den
yer convention" said Gov. Johnson,
Of Minnesota, today in reply to a
question as to whether he would
be a candidate for the nomination
for vice president.
$50 far as | know, Minnesota will
present my name to the conven-
ton, but we may bring on big
change"
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FIRE At NATATORlUM

The bathhouse at Natatorium
park caught fire this morning. The
cause is unknown, but it is sup
posed someone carelessly threw
away a lighted cigar or cigaret.
The building is cheap, frame
structure, dry as finder. and burn
ed furiously for a while but was
extinguished with little loss. The
w. w. P. Co. owns the building.
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FOR
POWERS
"o

FRANKFORT, KY, June 10
Caleb Powers and Jim Howard
were pardoned today by Gov. Will.
son. for their alleged connection
with the murder of Gov. William
Goebel.
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INSANE MOTHER
STAYS HUSBAND
AND 6 CHILDREN

CADILLAC, Mich, June 13.-This
city was shocked today by trag-
edy that wiped out an entire fam
lily when Mrs. Daniel Cooper, be-
coming insane, killed her husband
and six children and then COM
mitted suicide.
The women went to bed last
night in cheerful mood. She got
up this morning and prepared
breakfast for the family. As they
were seated at the table she sud.
denly appeared in a door leading
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GETS VERDICT
FOR $4,000

TACOMA, June 13.-What is re-
garded as the heaviest damage YER
dict ever awarded in a personal in
jury case in this district was re-
turned against the Griffin Wheel
Co. today in favor of John Smith,
who sued for $4,000. The jury
gave him $4,000. He was injured
while working for the company.
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from the kitchen with a revolver
and cried:
Here's where we all CO."
She turned the weapon on her
husband, killing him the first shot.
The children, ranging in age from
5 to Is, were too shocked to move.
She killed two, then reloaded the
pistol and followed the other four,
killing them one by one.
The woman met neighbors at the
door and with a shrek she sent a
bullet through her own head. She
was 80 years old,
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ARTIST AMONG
The MISSING

Otto Weise, an artist who had
been stopping at 339k Front av., is
reported missing since June 4. He
is described as 40 years old, Ave
feet six inches tall, medium weight.
light hair and brown eyes.
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VICTIM OF DRINK
ANXIOUS TO DIE

George Baker, insane from drink,
squatted upon the Northern Pacific
track at Browne st. about noon
and refused to move off. The po-
lice took him to Jail. When put
into his cell he began to beat his
head against the bars, He did him.
self no damage, however.
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First Man to Step on the Platform
temporary chairman of the con-
vention. Burrows was born in
Northeast, Pa, and lives in Kala-
mazoo, Mich. He was an officer
in the Civil war and has since been
much in Office. He was elected to
the lower branch OF congress nine
time and has been in the senate
since 1895 Burrows will deliver
a long speech which will probably
be the keynote Of the campaign.
The speech Of the temporary chair
man has always been the keynote,
but there may be an exception
this year, because Burrows is a
member of the ultra-conservative
wing of the republicans. If his
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speech should be too conservative
it is promised that some other
member of the convention will de-
liver an address full of fire and
Roosevelt policies that will be
taken as the keynote If Taft is
chosen to head the ticket.
Following the Burrows speech
will come the selection of the other
temporary officers. John r. Nal
10y of Ohio will be chosen general
secretary. He was long clerk of
the Ohio house of representatives
and is known at national conven-
tions as the man with the voice. "
They might better make il the
man with the marvellous voice.
Amid the greatest convention con-
fusion the strong. clear tones OF
Malloy always carry to the limits
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GREAT MINERAL
FINDS IN WEST

/ ItsIis expected that this discov-
cry will have a direct effect upon
the cost of shipping on the Pacific
coast In case Of future naval OPP
erations coal would not have to be
brought half way around the world
for warships.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June 13.-
After an exhaustive investigation
into the minerals of the North Pa
cific Coast states, the geological
survey has just issued report
showing the existence Of marvel
Gus coal and petroleum lands in
that region.
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STOLE CHILD'S BANK

A sneak thief yesterday after
noon entered the home Of F. w.
Cook, S1612 Jefferson St, during
MIS-. Cooks absence at a neighbours
aa stole child's bank containing
SO, and As cents out of Mrs
Cooks purse.
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JAP MINUS A DIAMOND

I r.. Hayashi, Jap, notified the
pplice last night that someone en-.
tered his room at 323 Front av.
while he slept and purloined his
watch and chair, depended to which
was a locket with a $35 diamond.
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that she considered she had been
Inundated.
Argument before the jury will
probably consume the rest of the
day.
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BURGLARY REPORTED

The police were informed today
that the store of c. l.. Ravens, Of
Chatteroy, was burglarized last
night and a lot of jewelry, mostly
cheap articles. stolen.
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SUICIDE Unidentified

AS yet no one has been able to
identify the body of the man who
committed suicide. yesterday on the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-08
lBA RODS PARA
misa a pie.
CuandO Ell Presidente ri66 al ne
gritO, este escape hacienda
mu0CaS. -.=
CuandO el negrito suPo que le ha-
bfa sacado la 1engua al Pre-
..-+ !.
sidente, Sc qued6 blancO.

81 domingo 20 del pasado mss de no.
viambEe lbs Roosavalt nara mias pie.
Un negritO llamado Gilbert Boyer ve-
MIA en- una biCicleta CON unos iarGos de les
chs On una mano, puss as smplsad0 psga
Ia di'tribuci6n 4 domiCilio, On una 10.
Chs1fR. ...>-
81 no nvigan Roosevelt, el muchaoho
10 cCgs con Ia biciCleta. El pFosidsnto 10.
Crep6 al muohacho poE Gu do8ouido eata,
hscisndo musOau. Sigui6 escape haats IL
tisndR dond0 eatRbN CoIocRdo.
r ALI 10 di6 oaza la poliCis que 10 con.
duio donds Ol jugz, 81 oual 10 axigi6 81
dc fAnSa, los que presto 81 muchacho en-
met6liC0.
So pu1o blanoo cuando Io dijoron que &
q0ien 10 habfs aaCndo la aleugua era oil
prsBidente. FL delito de que % h ocus6
On 81 tribunal, foe de- no Iioyar IN timbra
en- buon eytado en- Ia biciclSt8.
A 10 OslebEACi6n del juiCio no concurri6
Ol muchaCho, adivinando quiz6u gus ls CO.
ria m6a bGFatO peEdsr 10 fansa que ls
impu0i0TRn una p0na mayor.
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Ell lNGENtERO TUR EN- GALES.
Obras pdblicas en- prOyectO y Obras
aplazadaS.
Ode maestro oOrrsspOmsaZ)

Diciombrs 6-AyOr GO onContrabE en-
eata pueblo Sl ing0nisFo So. JaCobo TuV,
do lB region Sur. CaballeYo 6 Idrsch, d.
Ponce. Hs v0nido con objoto dc trataF
con 0l Ryuntamisnto Bobr0 las obRas que
20 prOyectBn li0var Cabo este afioAen eate
pueblo.
Los pianos enviBdOB Por GutoB BafioEeB in.
gsnieToH hAbfan FesultBdo de obRaB de M
VSloF superior Lou EoCurBo8 de eBts pueblo,
y p0F cato hubo una neCsgidsd de lIamRrlog
q unR sntEeviBtR para tEstRr peE8OnalmBntO
el ssunto.
81 aouaducto podr6 R0ba iarue de $17, 900
vBIoF en- los pianos, & $4,000. La casa
ayuntOmiento coRtaF6 $4,000. IaB obrss
On pFoysCto, 81 hospital y 81 3aEFOglo dc 10
plaza, hAbEa que BuBpsndorlag pOF eBts
AM.
Muy usnnibl0 sB OUte TeBoluci6n, trSt6n-
dous de dos obrAH tan impoFtantsB, paEo 90
Diu duda ls oArsnois de rscuVso8 10 que
obligR ellie.
De todoH modo8, lsB activaU gsItionoB dc
nusatEO syuntamient0, bHjo 10 preHidonOis
del diBtiDguido oabAllsFo don Francisco
OoiER y do nu0stFo AlCalde don JoE6 z.
Santiago, m0FGG0n GntuBiaBtRB pl6OGmeg,
puGB han ColocRdo 81 municipio en- tan
brillGnta uituaCi6n fnRnciera, que puOd0
afrontRr obTaG do tRnto valor como 6VtaB.
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NOtas de APoCibO.
Ode maestro eOTTespOn8al.) }

Dicismbrs 6, ~ De rOgEsDo de Bu vi'jo &
Europa han NegAdo aysr eHts Ciudsd loH
aPTsCiHbl0B gG floreB don Manuel LedeumR
y don SsbAOti6n FigueFps, acOmpAfisdoS do
SOC EeSpectivaB espoBsg. Rscib1n nuGBtrR
bienvenidR,
Ell vierneB en Ia nochO tuv1 lugar en-
ost0 tOatFo ls RnuU cisds confsTsncia GobtO
lS construction do pATqueB = juegoB pare
IoR nifi3B
Abri6 sl acto eI 0lcalde us1or Perez
Avil6J que prOIsnt6 ME. Curtis, dOIegE-
DO de lR ABooiaoi6n dc jusgoB st'6EiCoD,
el ouNl por medic de "a int6rpFsts Mr..
Libby, NxpliC6 Los diBtintos paTqusn que
Oxinten en- los Eutsdos UnidoG pare jugaE
los nifioU, cuys OxpliCAci6n aCompaEabA
vi8tRu con sl Cinamat6gEAfo en- que % vsfnD
IoB DiiioU On Buu diOtintoB iuegoH. El acto
E0BuIt6 muY ConcurEido.
Hay gran animaci6n para el bale que
de 0l Casino EupSfiol en- Gus Halona8 sl
pr6ximo msEteU, die do la PuFfBima pa
tronR do Espahl.
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para Ia PRESEaIE ESTAGI0W.--, Los mu-
Ghachos de "La Villa de Madrid"- son los
que han resueltO ell prOblema de la gente
de gusto en- Puerto Rico. Ellos son log
GniCOs que han cOuseguidO tener en- su
magnlfico establecimientO ell surtidO mas
complete de los artIculOs del ramO: ALI
nunca faltan las legftimas camisetas- de
crepe. v de hilO nj, carecen de las mejOres
medias\ para sefiOras y nifiOs as1 como
para CabRllerOs. GOntratos directOs con
2abricantes les ponen en- cOndici6n de tener
cuantO pueda pedirse y los mejOres pre-
clos. No hay quien yea y no cOmpre los
iuegOs de Cintas 'tDOrOthy" que venden
en- cajitas dos lazOs y una banda, 9 en- ca-
jitas de seis lazOs; pOdemos 9eryir cual;
quier color preciO desde 5 LIS S6 ell
juogO. Yea el gran lote de bOrdadOs y en-
cafes Cuya realization hacemos q menos
de la mitad de preOiO. En- telas biancas
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
AnOs tipOs especiales en- Persian LOwn'
.Hrensh Organdi y cuantO el p6blico de
gustO necesite- Pida muestras Vls1te
nuestros grandes almacenesy y seguIamen-
to hallara cuantO 'neCesite. P. o. b. 1884,
TelefonO 278. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
PueFtO Rico,
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AIuwlnI0 50 trlRstormo.

AlOmsnis 90 uu pals con utitucionsl, pc
70 no uu pals p8Elamsntario. ImpaEs all
Ol OiStemN rsprsO0ntstivo con ge9nEsci6n de
podereB y % el pals poE excoIoncia On que
oBpi no hay ciudsdano analfAbeto, por aBo
Ollf como Hquf, todOa BAban que los fon6'
gEafdB = diGcoB Columbia que El Ci0lo
vsndO s PLACES, Bon IoB mejoUss del mundo,
poFquO haNts 0l EmperOdoT log uHs cuando
% 10 ondOroShn loa moBtachoE.
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mllCAnlR GENERAL

CONsEJOs Al Las. MADREs. .-El jaEnbo
Dalmante de la Sonora WinslOw deDe
usarse siempre que los niiiOs estan On 81
periodo de Ia detenci6n. Proportions 9lt-
viO Immediate al pequeio paciente, produ.
ee un aueIiO natural y tranquilO. aliyia el
1legTe Els muY agrad able al paladaEs
salma al nifio, Rblanda, gus dOloress haoe
lSciles la funciOnen del esG6mRgo y Eegula
los intestinos. Els ell mejOr TenaediO como.
OidO para Ia diarrea va prOvenga esta de la
t0ntici6n 8 de CUalquiera GtEa causa.
Tengase muchO CuidadO en- pediT ell "JaTa-
90 Calmatne de la SelOra WinslOW": es 81
nle7oF de tOdos. t''
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BiOgrafiaS de mUjeres c6lebreS de
Puerto Rico.

En- brsve c4tar6 la vsDtB la titil Obra
dc Ia sEta. Maria LuiGR do AugsliG, hijS
de nu0HtrO busn CompSfisro On IL prOnBB
el SF. Pedro do AugRliF.
DichR obER foe premisda con medslia
de plata en- 81 FseiOut0 CoEtamsn litsrAriO
CsIebrRdo on cate CRpitHl.
Es una ColGCci6n inteEazanttsima do bio
gEaffHB de- mujeres pueEtoEFiqusfsS, que 50
diAtiOguisEOn = diutjugdSu Ou Lea CiOnOiss,
on 81 aTt0 6 Gn Les lGtFRB
S.guramuots BsrS acOgida como 90 me-
T0cs Por 81 pdbliOo, IR obEa do 10 sEts. An
geliO, qas pondFG b9jo Su amAble auBpicio
10 muisF puagtoRFiq6Rfla.
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LA CASA DE PREsTAMOs do>Jop6
Ba16n ottableCidR en- 10 casa ntmsro 81
osIls do Allen llevarG & cabo sl dis Is del
DiCiembrs lac 2 p. m. al EemGte do las
pEondaB que no han aldo rsuovadaB nj
canCOl0doI EuI tOloueI, dsIpues del plHzo
que conCedO IR Icy. La OASs Sigue Iuu
opOFGCionGA. p.
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EStadiStiCa trascendontaI

segdo una sOtadfStios de muioroB dGs.
msyadOa duTRnt0 0l afi0 pRaRdo. Gl mime
70 do aquellRs foe de 1,OO1, de les cualea
987 cNy0Fon en- bEGson do hombrou, quia-
ng8 Ga vsz cBysF0n al suelo mGnoB uno
que CRy6 en- una tina do aqua.
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AL CAFE MORGAN-El acreditadO es-
tab. .ecimientO de la Gale de Ia FOrtaleza,
fallen 2l) acaba de Tecibir un magn1ficO
surtidO de tOda clase de cOnfitOras y dull
oes. Se despachan m6dicOs "lunohs" des-
de las z de la msfiana & las IL p. m. En-
chocolates Y helados no hay cOmpetencia.
Els ell estabiecimientO favOritO de las damas
v so enNuentra allf tOdO 10 mas gratO al pa"
ladar mas finO y delicadO. Cafe y chOcOla-
Ees EsmeFRdO serViCiO 80 v. s.
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MOVImlENTO MARITIME.
Eaatr0das del enterior

EastTadas del exterior.
Vapor aIem6n Virgins, de Hambuvgo.
De Ia costa.
GOlOtaT Joven OpFoIina y Coraz6u de
Maria.
Para Ia costa.
VspOreu nmOricanOB Carolina = Harry
Luck smback.
GoIstaB IsAbsIa1, VoIuutRd, Encarna
Ci6n, PtogroIO, CGpEicho y Ricardo Ruiz.
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II. LOPEZ CEPERO, San Jon6 IS
OomprG y vonta do musblo1 On general.
80 hEosn preltamoB do dinOro Bobro prem
daI dc oE0, plata = pisdFaT pr0Oio8AG. So
OOmpTNn pEOndnS antiguHG , mOderDAI. 30
Compr0 = y0Dd0 plata y orc deteEiOrGdo.
Conn4aDtO oxiBtoncia de muObloO, tip0
0oon6naiCoG BARRAS DE CATRE.
p
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BIENEs INMUEBLEs

Pueden los deles respeivos expeentes
ento del valOr vendia
ds dguents al verified Grande Puerto
(sgnd) A. Diaz Nieves-Coleco.
Aprobado: B. r. Acting Treasurer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-08

ENTIRE loo compradorss de ralojol &
pla1os On IR jOyOriR do F. KehEhAhu , Co
g rogalR un EolOj "Wslthsm" nsmsnal'
mont0 La Ultima GemRnG obGuvo uno 81
uocio Autonio CoEdsro, ,Sau Juuto 38
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-08

VENTA DE DOS CASAs.-se venden'
en- Santurce dos casas. Una en- mil sete-
cientos dollars y otra en- dos mil sete-
cIentOs. SOn cNmpletamente nueVas y es-
tan en- perfectas Condolences. 1nfOrmRra
B. Artigas, altos del BancO de Puerto.
Rico. 81 v. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-08

sE VENDB una propiedad de d0scien-
tas clncO cuerdas yeTba de guinea, dedica-
da gana0O, en- el t6rmiuO municipal de
Salinas, barriO de Rio Jueyes. Tiene cuR-
tro cercAdOs y magnfficas aguas de manan
tales. Pfdase infOrmes q Antonio Flores,
AibOnitO. Bows.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-08

TERRENO EN- SANTUROE. Sc ven-
de una parcela de unOs $4,000 metros cua-
dradOs, situada en- Ia calle de Canals, q
Ochenta metros de distancia de Ia Plaza
del Mercado de dichO barriO de Santurce
y en- cOlindancia pOr el NOrte con el "Par-
que sidenciaI".-PTeciO mOderadO y fa-
oilidades para ell psgO. - Informant w.
BOsch Tetuan altos. DIP
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-08

PANTEON.- Sc vends unO en- la calIe
principal del CementeriO de esta capital,
cerca de la capilla Informant P. G..
Box III. v. g..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-08

En- esta imprenta Sc vende lpapel de
peri6dfco viejo a $500 los 46 kilos
IN qWiHEGE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-08

SOLAR EN- MIRAMAR veudese uno
muy bien situadO. InfOrmardn en- Ola
COrresPOndenci8." d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-08

Goleta americana Henry Lippitt, dsba
h0beE HGlido do New York para sBtD, 81
2 del Rotnnl.