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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-23

Work on the school buildings win be completed this week according to tho. statement of Contractor c. D. Par. sons. This has been one of the i'm portant contracts which have been complyeted this season.-Douglas Dis patch.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-23

Third Wsrd-Inspector. c. A. Bal. ley; judge, F. J. Vaughn, judge, Walter Goslip; clerk, L. c. Jackson, clerk, J. F. Rushing. ...
 Dated and done at the office of the mayor and common council of the city of Bisbee this 18th day of Sep tember, 1908.
 GEORGE H. NEALE, Mayor. 'C. W. Hicks, City Clerk. ,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-23
THE QUEEN HOTEL
 at Doug.aS, Ariz.

Having been thoroughly overhauled, is now open for business at popular prices.
 SPECIAL RATES
 TO BlsBEE PATRONS. PLAN ONLY.
 MEALS FTRST-CLASS-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-06

Leland J. Henderson. the enteTpris-
ing secretary of the Gulf Coast Illand
Waterways Association, reports the
following subscriptions todate from
the various states which are interest
ed in the project for inland waterway
development
Alabama.
MarIow-P. J. Cooney, 50.
He1in-J. P. McGrew. 81.
Magnolia Springs-John Walker. So
Greensboro-R P. Hobso1. 81.
Fairhope-R. F. Powell. 50.
Birmingham o. VI. Cross, 50.
Battles-GeOrge HOyles, 60.
Georgia.
Columbus-Chas- J. Swift, 81.
CoIumbus-R Howard, So
Columbus-RhOdes Brown, 81.
Louisiana.
New OrIeanS-Warren 3. Reed, 90.
Lake Charles. Z. RansdaIl, 81;
Leon Locke, So
Gueydan-Henry L. Gueydan, 81.
Mississippi.
PascagouIa-B. II. Ellis. 90.
Biloxi-D- L. Mitchell, So
Gulfport-EatOn J. Bowers, 50.
Texas.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sheppard. So.
Victoria-C. S E Holland. So
Florida.
Wewahitchka - Angelo Moltanari,
So
St Andrews H Drummond 80.
Sumatra-J- NJ. Spence, 81
Pensacola F. West, 50.
Mary Esther-T- J. Pryor. So
Jacksonville-Jas P TaIliafeTro. 50.
Apalachicola-L- ]. Henderson. 81:
F. F. Ferris. 50, A J. ZingaTelli. 81;
Jas. Montgomery. 81: H W. Johnston.
So: J. w Wakefield. 81: T. J. Moore.
81; ]. z Cotter, 81; S. E league, So;
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the contest has been raging in a sub
-dued way, but il was not until the
present week that the attack of poll
tics assumed 3 virulent form. That
Missouri will be a hardfought battle
field is generally admitted Once a
part of the solid south" Missouri be
came backsHder from the democratic
faith four years ago by giving its cleo
toral vote 70 Roosevelt. The appear
ance of the mysterious stranger in
the republican column excited national
comment, and It goes without saying
that the republican campaign man
ayers are anxious to repeat the per
fCrmanCe-
Defeating Mr.. Bryan. however, Is 1U
entirely different proposition from
sidetracking Parker MissOurians re-
scented the nomination Of the New
York jUTist four years ago and the big
Roosevelt vote was in the nature of q
condemnation of the changed policy
Of the Democracy. rather than a con
version TO the republican faith Mis-
souri, has always been for Bryan. and
the fat man from Ohio apparently has
little show in Missouri. At that, the
Democrats will take no chances, but
will press the campaign as strenuous
II as if the chances were against
them.
The Democrats are somewhat han
dicapped by fractional disputes There
are two candidates for the United
States senate They are Senator
Stone and Governor Foi5l- Folk Shas
been making his campaign chiefly
upon his reform record Stone is an
Old-line politician, who has a machine
that Is buIlet-pToof- II is believed
stone gained his first victory in the
nomination of former Congressman
Cowherd for governor David A. Ball.
Folks friend. charged fraud was re
sDOnsible for COWheTd's success in thu
primaries
Although every effort was made D.
National Chairman Mack 20 induce
him 10 abandon his purpose to show
up conditions here, Ball persisted,
with the result that il has been eStab-
lished that men who had been deal
o. had moved from the state had been
credited nth casting ballots fer Cow
herd This has angeTed the farmers,
many OF whom supported Ball. and
has created a CCEdition or disSstisfac-
81 which may be hurtfuI 10 the demo
CO tic ticket
Then the republicans nave shown a
good deal Of wisdom in naming AttOr-
ney General Hadley, who mas made
fine record in his present Office and
who Is decidedly popular, for cover
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Miss Maud Boomis, So; Mrs. T. y.
Beverly. 81; r. F. BuTdine, 81; s. E.
Rice Jr., So; y. B. Maddox, 81; G. H.
Ruge, 50; L. NJ. Wright, 50; Mrs. An
ME Marks, 81: Mrs. J. y. Coombs, 81;
Mrs. F. B. Moody, 81; A. 3. Marchant.
50; II. L. Grady, 81: S. Warren So;
J. z. Graves, 81; A. s. Ham, 50; E. w
Armentrout, 81; -. S. Morrow, So; B.
Pierce. 81; JOS MesSina, 81; S E
Montgomery. 81; H. W. Morgan. 81;
c. E. Wright. 81; J. A. Power, 50; C.
H. Lovett, 50; George SolOman. 81;
r N Greene. 81; J. S Hall, 80; A. H.
Hoppe, 50; John Zingarelli, 81; Frank
Vincent. 81: John Marshall, 81: S. LII
cido. 81; G. w Hinsey, 81; G. H. Lind.
81; w. F. SoIon1an. 50; R G. Roberts,
81; II. B. Gibson. 81; Dan GilIis. 81;
R B. Coleman, 81: G. Muller & Co,
50; A B. Gibson. 81; F Comforter,
So: H. R Fry. 50; o. R Harding, 81;
J. w H. Wood, 50; J. NJ. Fowler. So;
G.. c. Dudley. 50; W. H Gibson. So;
NJ. A Bruni. 81; R G. Porter. 81: J.
D. Roundtree. 81: B. H Beverley, 81;
J. DAILY. 81; John G. Ruge. 500.
PenasOcaI is greatly interested in
the success of this movement and
PensacoIians should subscribe TO the
fund.
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ADJUSTMENTS

far as any indication from the aud
fence was concerned.
Cupid and the Dollar" the new
play in which Mr.. Murphy is appearing
this year, WIS presented to only a
partially filed house, owing to the fact
that it was Saturday night and that
the curtain had to go up an hour ear
lier than usual 1t was a very appTe-
ciative house, however, aud Tim Muir
phy-favorite that he is in Pensa-
cOls-made mis- usual conquest even
though he did not have ,he scenery
as part of his weapons.
The simple but sturdy character of
the old American miner is one -espeC-
tally suited to Mr.. Murphy'S style and
he makes the most of it. He has a
clever support in Miss SheTrOd, the
miners daughter, and in Allen Bran
don aS Count UrOsoff, the Russian eX-
lie and the villain in the play
The company left on the 10:45 train
last night for New Orleans, where
they open the season tonight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-06

inaugurate this year in Pensacola S
schools.
The secretary of the association has
received word from Century, Fla, that
The people there are DESTROYS Of form
ing local school Improvement asso-
citation. This is the result of the re-
cent declaration on the part of the
Pensacola association that they desir-
ed all country schools to take up the
work and that the local society would
aid in the organization of other asso-
Citations Century is the first town
that has asked for assistance and the
officers of the Pensacola body are
highly elated-
This meeting will be tle last before
the new school term begins on Octo-
Ser 1, and the officers are anxious
that every school be represented so
that plans for the coming year may be
duly discussed.
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nor
could discriminate in voting by giving
the electoral vote TO a republican can
didate and the gubernatoriaI vote to
a democrat. The democrats say, there
fore, that even concedfng Hadley's
election, the strength of Mr.. Bryan is
such that he is certain TO have the
support of the state in the electoral
college. Bryan carried Missouri by
large majorities. both in 1896 and 1900
and his supporters see no reason to
expect anything different now
Local conditions have determined
the republicans to make the tariff one
Of their strong issues. Speaker Can
non. will be brought into the state to
explain the advantages of the republi-
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last Nights Play.
4 Shakespeare and the stage folks OF
his time did it without scenery, ex-
cept what the imagination OF the spec
tators furnished, and Tim Murphy
tlree and a half centuries later-did
the same thing last night. he ia
pestries and hangings by McCreery,
the bric-a-brac by Macy, and the
scenery by Louis Young, all of New
York, either went straight through to
New Orleans or was too heavy to han
ole in the short time allotted for the
Pensacola date. Some time-worn
house canvas and cheap furniture did
the business for each of the three
acts, and Tim Murphy and the imagi-
nation did the rest.
But Tim Murphy doesn't require any
tapestries and hangings. bric-a-brac
or scenery. Just why these usual
stage accessories were not there last
night was not explained Murphy
himself was there and the absence of
q few small details did not matter so
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can tariff idea.

can tariff idea.
The Democrats express their will
lingness TO meet the republicans upon
this ground, insisting that they are
willing TO take proper care of Mis-
soUrf's industries, though they pro-
pose to strike at the trusts by with
drawing from them the tariff favOTs
they assert are enjoyed under the
Dingley law.
Bryan proposes to come into Mis-
souri,, and he will be greeted as an Old
acquaintance Mr. Taft has spoken
several times in the state, but the peo-
pie do not know him personally as
they know the Nebraskan. Therefore
the republicans are anxious that the
former secretary of war Should come
here and spend some time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-06
THE SCHOOL
IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION
VIII Hold Regular Meeting
on Thursday, Sept. 10 at
School No. /.

The School Improvement Associa-
ton will hold is regular monthly meet
ing at School No. l on Thursday,
September 10. at 5 o'clock p m. There
are many things to be discussed at
this meeting, and full attendance of
all members is requested
Included in the business to be TAX
en- up is the school savings bank sys-
TEN which the association hopes to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-06
MISSOURI
POLITICS IS
GETTING HOT
Show Me" State Will Go
For the Great Cornmoner
on Election Day-Voters
Have Power of Discrirni-
nation, But Electoral Vote
Will Go Democratic.
Special to The Journal.

St Louis. Sept 5--The first week
of September finds the show me-
state warming UP Tor the coming bat
lie of ballots. Fc-A~eekS prior TO the
recent state primaries, and ever since,
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scenic adornment that is certain to
lift the production to a high plane of
perfection A brilliant and prettily
coStumed chorus of youthful and we'll
| formed girls assist in attractively ar
ranged ensembles. which the -peciaI-
ties introduced during the action of
the piece are thoroughly enjoyable and
original. Sixty people are engaged in
tRe offering which is one of the few
real entertainments of the season.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-06

Friday NIght-MoFad den's Flats.
A show that is strictly out of the
ordinary is promised as the next at
traction at the Opera House on Fri
day, Sept. II. 1t is "McFadden's
Flats" that most perennial and endur-
ing on all musical farce comedies. The
play has been thoroughly reconstruct
ed, rearranged and rejuvenated, with
entirely new, up-to-date material, song
hits, features, novelties, surprises, and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-06
SPECIAL PRICES
ON BUGGIES

VIM. Johnson & Son are Offering
special Inducements for this month
on buggies. runabOuts, etc Parties
who are interested will do well to
visit their salesroom at No. u East
Intendencia street, where a large line
may be seen
Subscribe for The Journal.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-23
THE WESTERN WEEKLY
TINTIC.

TINTC.
m The old Mammot mine Mammoth woke up during the week
the old producer The management state that they will at
the sensational Nevada reports look small by
comparison The old producers neghbo and nameae the Lower
The Tnt East Tntc is progressing finely with
tied the property, making BONANZA
o there is general resumption OF work all the district
being pushed with WILL and the day blowing the plant
the nhg old old Washington group Of claims changed hands during
has been formed for the purpose working them It IS said that
the corporation strong in deerm
The switch below Milford has Pee put in shape and the ores
FUTURE saves wagon haul Of ss sPfd m iTe% this
Word from the Cactus is to the effect that the mine is in fine
shape and weekly growing greater.
m Reports from the Consolidated Mercur
at last got down to thorough BUSINESS and ssvn u pa5 6 n n
cent greater than before being made Manager Den has been
nous Of blocked enough keep the mill
in commission for an indefinite length Of time
formal new company known as the Colona Mining
termed during the week for the Of developing Of
promising and the work will be pushed during the coming
OUTSIDE MINES
Inlay mime is Gogn 1o nesa ra n the word that the
mine shVWs god to the AMOUNT of GO the
showing Every day adds to the in sight
@"s Toug e eo"nry e Seh evs0Pd s ~ m
week The Seven Ir9ugh mine has reported the Of
great body OF ore OF high grade character great flow of
water however, has been encountered the Us
die big being installed The Wild
try in the district is again to the front with strike
This time is the Wild Bill mine During
grade gold has been developed which gives
ounces OF gold to the From there will
tense activity that field The meeting en-
enlargement In fact the looking
~ Gold Springs taking activity knew before.
The Jennie is turning out OF gold and the mill
working without halt Eastern capital is being put
rc and the coming summer will
the mines
Manager Redman of the Salt Palace
he will provide the bike with
the months and holidays
professional baseball league which players
have To-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-23
Making
Draperies
To Order

keeps a great big department
of "The Store Beautiful" busy
all the time.
Expert designers are here to
submit designs, and skilled
workpeople employed to carry
out accepted schemes of deco
ration.
Have our drapery man call
at your home and get his ideas
of artistic drapery decorating.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-01

AVISAMOS nuestros favorecedoTes que
en- nuestro eslablecimieuto "LA VILLA
DE MA DRID", acabamos de recibir:
CORSETS Franceses desde 81 centavOs
S5, TRAJES bordados de tTul de los ul-
t.mos modelos de PARIS y ST GALL. tejf-
timas PLUMAS de Ostrich, un gran surti-
do en- ClNTURO NE5 de Piel Eslasticos,
el surtido mas complete en- PEINETAS de
fantasia desde 25 centavos $25 cada una,
los lejftimos DRILES No. 100 y JIPIJAPA,
Tricots y ELASTICOTINA para Frac etc,
(exclusivoa en- estos patrones) ell surtidO
mas complete en- TlRAS BORDADAS y
BRODERIES, que vendemos constante-
mente mitad de precio. Tenemos tam
bien, lejitimas MANFAS de los Princes
para Wales, Telss de hiIo Espafiolas &
Ynglesas Y cuantos articulos de nuestro
ramo solicite ell pGblico de buen tono.
Visitenos pidanos muestrss y le hare
mos cualquier envio por correo 8 EXPIRES.
Telefono 278. r. 0. Box. 764
San Francisco 81. San Juan, r, r.
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ANUNCIO De SNBASTl.

DspaTtamanto del Iatarior de Puerto Ri.
cn,-Bursau do Obrss P6blicss.-
Of,ina de SupaEintan dente.
San Juan p r., Nayz3 26 DC 1908.
Fr3poEici3res en- plitg9s cerradon para
Is a liudiosci6u On rdb)ica snbssta del gu.
miaistrc, msdida y sntrega de 500 metres
c6bicos de piedTs tti.urada con deEtino &
lie repsEsci61 del muelle do las Go'etsB,
ffents la Aduans, San juan, p. r. sa
admitiEkn en- estR ofcina haEts las 10 ?. %.
del dfa 0 dc AbEil, 1908, en- qQe SO abri
ran p1blicsmapts
Todos !og dates neeeBaTios 80 daEsn en-
eEts ofcina donds Be encusntran de mani
fsato todos les documentos qus han de re-
CIR en- Ia contrbt1 podE6n rscoger los
licitsdoTes los modtl Is de propoaiciones
gus hRn de pTegantar.
La Administtsci6n Sc fessEva al dare.
cho de rsthszar oualquiers 6 todRu las
propoaicionsu.
Por orden del Comisionado del Interior,
]. J JIMENEZ, Supsrintsn5ente de
ObTas P6blkag Nv. No. g.
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Paris Blzar.

ParticipsmoB & nueBtra diltiDguids
cliants!a gus hemog rscibidO un extsnao
GuTtido On tiTaB sntFsdoasU Suizoa com
probadas persona msnte por 81 Jefs de la
CASE. EG 10 mas fno que viene 4 Puerto
Rico. Los hay en- tsla tupida , On tsla
c'aEin.
Ademdu Sc ha Tecibido una novedad en-
abaniccG de Valencia en- donde mand6 enta
casa iera de Cedro psrs los vRrillsiaa
de los abanicos log que FsAultRn una gran
nGvedR6.
Eata cala no omits gGHtoa para tFReF
1iempIe novedadel Puerto Rico. FotsIeza
N.-Psdro Giusti.
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Intartsa 4 los Profssorss De nasIca.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tiene
conEtsnte existenOia de los siguisntes inB
trumentoB: FlRutineB, FlautaB, TeHCerolss,
Oboes, RequintoB, ClaTineteg, Fsgotes,
Violines, VioloncelloE, ContFabajos, Man.
doiinas, BsndurTiss, GuitaETag, Cornetin4A,
Onovenas, TTomboneS, BaEftoncs, Bombal
dinos, HelicOnea, (bsjop) TFi6nguloG, Pla.
titles, Redeblsntss , Bombos. M6todos
de soifeo y para to, clsss de instEumen.
toE Accessories y mdsics en- general
ssh JusD, P. r Apartado n6m 216.-
Gale de Allen n6m. q Sol nfm. 26.
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EI Popular" J ID Ilurla.

Magoifoa expOAici6n de parsguns gsno'
veues, elega 1tf,imRs aombFillas para Iefio'
Tsp, un suEtido general en- eetos neceBa'
rios sTtfculoa, el BenoE Am6Tico Salas en-
50 elegsnte establ scimianto de Il calle de
San Jnsto. Aeabado de Tecibir dicho gur
tido , removable en- todon los vapoFes que
visnen eata iBla pEocsdente de les prin'
CipsieH pueTtos dc Europa , de Am6fiea,
es de 10 mas fao , aEtfstico gus darsa pusda.
En peTtamsrfa caIzado aigus obtsnien
do 81 Popular" 81 msior pueato.
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L1NEA FERREA DEL oEsrE.

Itinerario. de Bayam6n Capt.
tai simultaneamente.
D1as laborabIes.- Manana 6, z. O5, 80 9
As Hoo. Tarde IL. Is. 1.45, 8.I5, ABS, 5.45.
Dias festivos.-Manana e,7.e5, $50 9 AS
y IL. Tarde 1915 1.S0, 2 so, 8. 80, 4,SO 5,
95 $50.
Billetes baratos para dfas festivos. De
CataflO q Bayamon, ida vueIta IA. clase
25e "a. Case I6e. De Bayam6n Cataflo y
vuelta IA. clase I5G, "a. clase 100.
Billetes ordinario de Capital Cataf1o en-
La, clase s centavos.
Bayamon 19 de Septiembrs de 1905
Ramon Valdes
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Sc VENDE una prcpiedsd en- eI barrio
de CsguanaB, t6tmino municipal d Utus.
do, deNcminadR CAyuco," oompueats de
156 cuerdaH De msgoffcos teTrsnos, prG'
pioH para cafe. CANS, tRbsco ffut3s memo.
res; teTTenos llsnoF, con alguhoE montes de
mRdeTaB de construction, buenas malezaB y
pastoa excelentsE. Est6 cultivada de cafe,
pl6tsnos y guineOB, dilta dc Ia poblsci6n
cinco ki.6metTog. Para informas, don Emf
lin O qiior eg Colon, paTsds 243 SsutuFce.
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Ell MAS AOREDITADO. Has

Ell MAS ACREDITADO. Hagts
bnnitas piezaa musicaleB han aido com
pusatas en- honor de los favOreeedoreB do
Ia Rcreditada marca "Ron San Luis" gus
han pOdido lIGvaT al primer pussto los
Alvarez Hermanos do estR plazs, El de.
p6Hito, San Jos6 Z en- San Juan, Sc We
Constantemsnte visitado por les fsvorsoe.
dorea de eSe REticulo que hacen grandeH
pedidoE para toda la islR. No 10 olvidsis.
Ron "San Luis" que 20 contiens niDguua
nuutanciR DeFiudici0I,
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ALOs QUE NECEsITAN DINERO
podemoa pToporcioI :leH trlb j., QUE
ES DINERO, ii son activos honTsGog.
Nueatra comppfi fita, "Ths Scientific Specia'
lftieH Asn1ciatiop," necsaita sgenteB en-
toda IA isls, cor haens refeTsneiR. T6meHs
nuestTs direction qua es la siguients; The
Scientific SpeoiaJ1tieS Association. San Juan,
Ietudm G9. 6v.
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SOLARES EN- SANTURGE.

So venden solsreE cen fraata & Ia earrs'
terra central , otroa irtsEioges con calieB
RfFmRdRE.
InformaE6 w. Bosch. T8saan ndmeEo
3 RltaB. p.
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sENORAs Y sENoRITAs.-El' ss'
tablecimiento de nomhreros, FoTtalezs Is,
bsjou. tiene 81 quito de cfreceT M bonito
BuTtido de Hombrer0s acabados de llegsr de
NLw York. Flores, Tagadore8 vslos, pa'
jaB etc. PamelaB desde SO oentavoB 2
dollars. 5ombEsros redondoE Il TINA move
DAD q so ctvH. 8Y.
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CASA DE PREsTAMOs de jose Ba'
16n. Allen 21 st.--Hace cperacioneg
uobre RlhajsS. Desde 100 dollars en- ade.
lante 81 inteT6S ssEs conventional no
sxcsder6 del 80 menHual. Oompra ,
vende RlhajaS modernaa , antiguaE, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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WANTED, by large commercial houae,
BtsrographeT capable cf tskiug letters in
EugliRh and Spanish. Write, stating
experience and salary expected, to 2. @.
Box 602, P.
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Sc HA PERDIDO una cadsnita dc
oEo con varioE dies , medallsB, una mar
Cada con el nombEs AIDA, = una cruz.
Sc gpatifcara Aquien Ia devueIva en Allen
73 (altos.0 3 " q.
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- EL CLUB De f. Kehrhahn & %.
regala IN reloi de oFo 'sWaltham" sema
nRlmsnts entire sus clisnteS, Is Ultima ES.
mana obtuvo uno, don Totibio Navarro de
de San Juan, socio ndmpro 1.
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PARADA 10 sANTURCE frents
Mirsmar, Sc aIqui' an hRbitRcionsc amue
bladaS, con luz el6ctrics = bsfo. Iofor'
mara J. ObreT, San Juato pdmeEo 143 en-
Ia "Nueva PariaisnHe" , en- Ia misms fla
CO de Santurca. 15 v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-01

AL RECIBO DE s enviamcs &
Vuelta de corrso nc relOj Elgin gaTantiza'
do por diez amos, y por $40 remitimou uno
ruaFaz Walthan. - r. Rehrbaha. San
JuRn p. Il. R.p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-01

LOS MAS ACREDITADOs. - "A.
Blsnoo Fernandez FahTIGlBtO Do llC0TgS
ConoCido ventsjouameuts on tods lR isla y
OxtEaDisEc. OrdeneB al ApaTtsdO 887, 8 la
CalIa de TetuSn 43, en- San juan, de
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-01

Sc ALQUILA el qgacioso almaoen
n1mero 42,44 oalle de Tstuan. Lof9r.
menss San Justo p6mero 2 s Y, 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-01

n Sc ALQUILAN apoGsntoH 6
e " q tres cuatEo pauog en- Ia casa
- al Iado de Ia ftbrica de tabR
COS PuertR de TERRA. antigua cdEcsl. IT,.
formar6n Allen 66. 4b Y. 9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-01

AVISO. -S1 deseR Babsr la rsuidencis
de ls Behora LuisR Ii LORE, para Motif
CaEle I'M aAunto que le intsRes2, D,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-01
Observation-Disclosures

para VtHU5I UH aIIIOWIO W5 5ItNL HUNGNItO
una combination de pinzas y vidriO de au-
mento. Solicftese muestra Y circular des-
criptiva, incluyendo 25c. oro americano0s 0su
equivalente en- sellos de correo sin caucelar.
FREE & KLEE Union So New YORK, U, S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-01
IalICApnR GENERAL

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nncas aliys sus dolores haee aeies las fncones del
sst6mago regnla los ntestnost IS e meior reme6ie
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