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Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
j. S. c. BOARD
ACCEPTS TERMS
NOTIFIES CONFERENCE OF ITS
ACTION
Bill Traeger Selected to Assist Coach
Cromwell In Handling Football
EIeven-Lawyers Shift
for Themselves
By H. HAMMOND BEALL

TO show that they are true sports
ilen and willing to play square game,
even with the odds against them, the
University of Southern California
students and faculty, voted yesterday
to allow Manager Tom Clay to sign
an agreement with Occidental, Whit
tier and Pomona, with those colleges
debating the terms. This means that
the clause barring freshmen OF the
affiliated schools will be agreed to py
the university management, as Wen as
the one-year residence rule ana tnat
excluding preps from athletic contests
Ratification OF the conference agree
ment on the part of the U. s, =. atm
letic board does in no manner mean
that they are 1T all satified by the
terms. They feel that it simply Is
case of taking an unfair advantage on
the part of the other schools. VINO
know that they have the Methodists
where the hair is short, and they
mean to make them come to terms.
u. S. G. Is forced into 1t by the 1act
that their schedule would be minus
quantity If they did not.
Manager Clay wrote to w. c. Frank
hausers secretary of the conference
committee, last night, and asked that
. an agreement be sent at once for them
to sign with any conditions they cared
to insert. When this action was taken,
1t was DECIDED to hire "BilP' Traeger,
the famous Stanford halfback, for
coach, to assist Cromwell in the work.
1t will be several days before the
papers are signed, as 1t Will be neces-
sary for the conference meeting to be
called to reel off another yard o. red
tape and admit the MethOdists into
full standing. The university board
of control for the present year Is COM
posed of Profs. Hugh Willetts, Paul
Arnold, A. B. Ulrey, Dean Healy and
the following undergraduates: Steve
Clark, Fred Brown, Howard Lennox
and oliver Endsley.
With a provision in the collegiate
agreement which the university will
sign up, the law school has decided to
shift for themselves along football
lines, but putting separate team in
the field and plan to meet the different
college elevens in the south.
There is talk of importing a coach
from the east but the psuedo-bar-
risters refuse to give out his name.
The junior counselors have a goodly
bunch of football material and expect
to turn out q creditable eleven. Their
press agent claims for them that they
will average over 1S0 pounds. If they
do, 1t will be the heaviest bunch of
evidence" in these parts.
"Monk" Morgan, an old Los Angeles
high school man, will manage the
following old players: Phelps, Brown,
Allen, Newmire, ,Selph, Murray, Morse,
Decius and score of others more or
less familiar with the game
The faculty generously has donated
the necessary suits and the coming at \
torneys will fall to work on the grid
iron at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
ANNEXED STRIP MAY
GAIN WATER SUPPLY
Police and Fire Protection Must Como
Later-M eanWhile Highly Dis
agreeable State of Affairs
Is Described

The shoestring strip is to receive
some consideration from the city for
the taxes it has paid in. The first
thing the council will do is to try to
get city water for those in the dis
trict. Councilmen Wallace and Yon-
kin were yesterday appointed a COM
mittee to confer with the water COM
mission and make some effort to have
the city mains connected with the dis
trict.
Police and fire protection are also
wanted, but it was intimated at the
council meeting that they would come
later. How much later the council
failed to state.
S. M. Barnett of East Sixty-second
street, a resident Of the district, ap-
peared before the council yesterday
and related a disagreeable state of af-
fairs in the district through lack of
police protection. He declared some
Los Angeles men were in the habit of
getting intoxicated and then going
down there and trying to entice girls
into their automobiles. In cases where
they could not entice them, he said,
these same men had made efforts to
impress them into their autos. His
two daughters, he declared, had been
conducting. a small store In the dis
trict for six months and twice in that
time their store had been opened and
robbed. AS for fire protection there is
none.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22

driven down almost perpendicular in
clines. Reaching certain point the
red auto flashes upward into space,
making a complete somersault In mid
air. while the blue car leaps a yawn-
ing gap and alights safely upon a
heavily counterbalanced platform. The
red auto, after describing its aerial
revolution, alights upon the same plat
form in the rear of the blue machine.
Among the arenic artists the prin-
cipals are: Mary and Petrol, with
troupe of pony, dog and donkey actors;
Robert Dohn. the giant Hercules, who
lifts an automobile with his teeth; the
three Menstons, Partisan pantomimists,
with donkey and dog clowns; Prof:
Wormwood's collection of four-footed
maryels, including a group of bears
which realize Seymour Eaton's Won
derful antics of the Teddy Bears; Rob-
ert Stickney, jr., the Apollo Belvidere
of the circus arena, the worlds great
est equestrian; the Meers sisters in a
delightfully."- entertaining exhibition or
equestrianism; Orrin and Victoria Da-
yenport, champion equestrians of two
hemispheres; Miss Julia Shipp with her
splendidly disciplined high school
horses, illustrating the highest type Of
fancy riding; William Melrose in diff
champion bareback somersault rider;
the Fredianis, Europe's most sensa-
tional acrobatic equestrians; Miss
Stickney, assisted by her pony and
dog; the La Vans in their uproariously
funny burlesque horizontal bar act;
Adair and Dahn. aerial artists, in feats
on the trapeze and high wire; Vueron
sisters, the spherical marvels; the
Yamakotas group Of Japanese enter
tainers; the Florence troupe of old
world acrobats. in new poising spe-
cialty; the Flying Fishers In their
pleasing aerial flights; the Dollar
troupe, presenting a new interpreta-
tion of the famous Risley act; the ten
Viennese, grodp of aerial artists.
who are said to rival the birds in their
flights from perch to perch, high up
in the canvas dome; Nettie Carroll in
a .spink tea" entertainment while ball
ancing on a golden wire; the beautiful
Urma sisters In a triple trapeze ex-
plot: Les Jardys, equilibristic acro@
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
OBJECT TO SPEAKING
AREA BEING LIMITED
SOCIALIST PARTY APPEALS TO
CITY COUNCIL
combats Proposed New Ordinance
Further Restricting District and
Matter Is Laid Over for
Another Week

A. r. Holston and Cloudesley Johns of
the Socialist party appeared before the
city council yesterday afternoon to proc
test against the passage of an ordin-
ance still further restricting the district
In which free speech may be held. An
ordinance was before the council to add
the area from Main to San Pedro and
Fourth to Sixth to the restricted dis
trict, which would cut out several
places that the Socialists find 1t most
profitable to use for public speaking
places.
Holston and Johns declared it was
one of the gradual and insidious steps
that would be taken right along to
drive out free speech. and that, corner
by corner, the entire city would be
taken away from them. The principal
protest was made by the King Edward
hotel, which is opposite one of the
principal speaking places of the So
cialists. The management of the King
Edward complained that the noise made
by the speakers was disquieting to his
guests.
To this objection Holston and Johns
answered that the Socialists did not
hold their meetings after 10 o'clock at
night and that, there were two street
car lines on the same street that made
more noise than they possibly could.
Wallace Wideman, who represented
the council it was it's duty 40 protect
the guests of the King Edward hotel
and others from such doctrines as the
Socialists preached. He went into a
long harangue to prove that the Social
lists did not use logic or argument, but
he only harangued and indulged in sew
eral personalities that brought protests
from the council.
Wideman was Kissed by one or two
of the large number of persons in the
lobby, but the hissers were severely re-
proved by President Pease.
A clause in the ordinance opens all
the streets for free speech between 1880
and s o'clock. This is admittedly for
the benefit of the Salvation Army.
The ordinance went over for one
week. so as to give 1t Thorough
sweating out" as Councilman Drom-
gold expressed It. 1t will come up
again next week at o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
CITY HALL NOTES

For the first time in many weeks a
full meeting of the council was present
yesterday. President Pease again
welded the gavel and every member
was In his chair.
The council yesterday ordered s152
placed to the credit of the park de-
partment to pay the funeral expenses
of Herman Gerson, who was killed by
a tiger at Eastlake park while acting
as animal keeper.
The supply committee has found it
impossible to get gasoline for the city's
autos on years contract for any less
than Is cents gallon. This is the reg
ular retail price, and the committee
will not let a contract for this amount.
Los Angeles will have no representa-
tive at the meeting of the League of
American municipalities, to be held
at Omaha this month. The council
yesterday declared the city was too
poor to pay the expenses of such a
representative.
An ordinance coming from the health
board was referred to the legislative
committee. 1t provides that all milk
sold must be delivered in sealed bot
ties. If the measure becomes a law
the milk dealer must use bottles in
stead of serving 1t direct from his
quart measure to the housewives tin
pan, as is done by many dairymen
now.
The appeal against the decision OF
the board of public works in accepting
the sewer on Jefferson and other
streets was sustained by the council
yesterday, The appeal was made be-
cause of faulty assessment. 1t was IN
the nature of friendly suit, the board
recognizing the error and being in IA
vor Of new assessment.
The council yesterday transferred
$4,000 from the general expense fund
to the credit OF the housing commis-
sion. This commission has done such
good work that the council is anxious
to encourage 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
PRESIDING JUDGE WILL
GO ON HIS VACATION

Presiding Judge James of the su-
perior court will begin his vacation to-
day and will be absent until october rs.
Judge James will attend the state con-
vention at San Francisco, put in few
days work on pending decisions on his
return and later enjoy an outing. The
most important decision awaiting his
return is that In the divorce suit OF
Mrs. Ann Eta Mayr against Walter +.
Mayr. The first case on the calendar
In Judge James department after the
vacation period Is. the disbarment pro-
ceedings against Attorney II. e. Wills
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
FOUR TENT HOUSES BURNED
OWING TO GASOLINE STOVE

Fire caused by the explosion Of a
defective gasoline stove in tent house
occupied by Mrs. s. Ringboris at Ave-
nue. Sixty-six and Arroyo Seco de-
stroyed four of these canvas struc-
lures. They were owned by Ralph
Rogers and three were unoccupied.
The loss on the houses is estimated
at $500 and on the contents occupied
by Mrs. Ringboris at $3.50. Neither the
houses nor the contents were insured.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
FRIENDS GET WORD OF
DEATH OF MRS. SHOWER

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
James e. Shower of Indianapolis, who
have as a rule passed the winters I'm
Los Angeles will hear with regret the
news that Mrs Shower died Sunday at
her home in Indianapolis. Mrs Shower
was past go years of age and her health
had not been good for some years.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
CIRCUS COMING:
THIS IS THE DAY
BIG PARADE TO APPEAR ON
STREETS AT 10
~----------
Barnum G. Bailey Show Due In Los
Angeles This Morning--Flrst
Performance This After
noon

The Barnum and Bailey street parade viii
leave the show grounds, Washington street
between Main street and Grand avenue.
about 10 o'clock this morning, moving
through Main street to Spring street, to
First street. to Broadway, to Main. to the
show grounds
Interest in the performances of the
Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on
Earth is manifest. This particular COM
bination has always given the public
a satisfactory circus performance. The
riders, gymnasts and daring specialists
Of one Kind and another are said to
be the most expert in their several pro-
fessions. Most of the artists in this
seasons program make their first bow
to an American audience. There are
420 performers appearing in the arenic
show and more than 1000 rare animals
in the geological collection. There are
1000 people connected with the great
undertaking. OF the above mentioned
42O performers 80 are clowns, which I'm
dfcates that hilarious merrirnent will
be an agreeable element IN the varied
program A feature of the ring per-
formance will be the new thriller,
Autos That Pass in the Air." q sem
sational act, which, It Is said, reaches
a point that Is terrifying. Two auto
mobiles. one red the other blue. are
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
we Want It All

Thirty days considered cash. We want
all the piano business for the rest of
the month. We are generally willing
to divide, but 900 pianos must be sold.
No money required but 81 for 81 for
cash in 80 days. as advertised. Bart
lett Music Co.. 2S1 Broadway. OPP.
City Hall. s-1S-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
A Self Explanatory Letter

Los g7HYgEeS, OePs' 1O' ISV0
Cut Rate Clothing Co.
Cent? emen:
Your bid OF SO 1-2o on the
dollar for our entire stock of mer-
chandise Is hereby accepted, we
are now ready to check back the in
ventory, and while feel that
we are giving you this stock far
below its real value, nevertheless
accept our best wishes that you
have a prosperous sale.
Resp't yours,
Chas. Was tson,
Mgr.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
Sc tor 81

For every dollar paid up to $50 as
first payment we. will give a receipt
for twice the amount on any piano
sive piano house. Open nights. Bart
lett Music Co. 231 Broadway. opp.
City Hall. s-ls-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22

anybody who would be able 70 find an
address in tho dictionary would be ahAs Ca
find your CLASSIFIED ad-
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Manuelita Lopez, NRtitR NevaTss, CARING
litR LOpes, Anita LRsBalOtta; Las graCio,
BRB y enCsntsdoFaB LidiR Mas, Rita. Media.
villa, BeI6n Duefio, BsI6n Balsguer, Ma
nEfs I Dusfio, ManUeIita Lopez, Lolita
Rodriguez, Ad0lina MsFcad0, C6Im n
Cabrera, Rosario Santiago, Jolia Sol /,
ConHuelo FerFeiEo, R9gRuEa Cobisn, Rao
faelR SoleT, Maria LuisR de Angels, b.
len BRlagUsr, Paquits CantellopB, Julia
Garcia, Celia MandGz Bas nefl ,EitaB
sRrrisEs, POFtola , sAmpsyC; y 6 laB hsP
moRfGimRs ? 0lFgantsB O6Fmen Morales,
CGFmen LajaFS, Be,6l Ojsd0, JoBefna
Mediavilla, CaAmGlitS OjedR y Dolores
OjsdR. :
De San Juan conCuFri6 uD f .rido Fs--
miIlets de sefiOEitRB diHtfDguida1 de Cd.
tafi1 I'm heTmogo buquet de bel.faimaB
min Il. ASudisEoa tambi61 espl6ndidss
h1TeB dc OsguaE, Manatf. Ponce, Vega
bsja, Tos RIts y ToR Bais. ,
1ufaidad dc CsbRllsToB-3 i6Venel diBtin.
guidoB de gAtR Ciudad, San Juan santuRCs,
MRnad, Rio Pi0dFaB, ToR alta otEoB
puablOR limftEC f4s ooncuEFieEon tambi61 oil
b4ilo de EefsTenCia.
Y Rquf hACemos puntO 6n0l, poEqus NOS
haTiAmOB inteFminRbleg, debiand0 aiiRdiE
IOlRmsnts que hubo tEon especial para
trsnBpORtRF 6 lBB diBtinguidaB peEBouas que
de San Juan, sAntuTC0 , OatAfiO OOnOu
ErieF0n @l bRil0, el CuRI tsTmin6 q lac 4 do
la madEugadR del HiguiFnte die.
Jorge SenYG.
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EDICTO 0
En- la Corte Municipal dol diUtrito Judi
~ eiaI Municipal de Bayam6p.

En- la COrts Municipal dol diUtrito Judi
- ciRl Municipal do Bayam6D.
jose daai @ Szuzn sS01 Si6O en- in9oPippis1 e. Gaa5
ci6n dc dominic.
Estadoa Unidos do Am6tiCa.-El PREM,
d0nte de los EHtRdoB UnidoE.-s. s.
POF Cuanto los abogadou Eduardo ACu'
ns = EmigdiO s. Gin0rio han pEsssntado
& nombFa de JoE6 Gusl Si:v6U, una uoliCf.
tud para que se anuncia que sl paticionaEio
deFeR COnVeTtir en- inscription de dominic
10 de pOEeBi6n que tisne de q faCs q.
guisnte:
Ri 'tiCa.- TerEeno Compuento do 261
cueEdOB so c6ntimog, equiValsnteB 1O2
hsCt6reaB, 95 6Tsas , IS caDtikEeau, llama
do auteS UmpisEFG y deBpu6s Carmen, ra'
dicRdo On sl bRRFiO del pueblo dc Guaina-
DO, Santa Rosa, G6Emino municipal do
BRyRm6n, colindsntG poE al Este, Antes
con sl poblado de Guainabo, Juan Feli6,
10 CaEEetera de Guainabo Cata6O IS
BuCsai6n do NaEoe'iao Santos, hoy L0Fo1o
20 ORTb6, Bucesi6n de Maria GaFCfa, tsFFs.
noB del pueblo de GuRinabo y pobIado,
guCesi6n UmnisFEs, canine do BBysm6h
& Catafloy JoG6 r. Carazo, antsB s1Cssi6n
snnto'; poV Ol Sur Bsnito Baes antas
Enrique BUlsrin, OSFloB Rom6n, camino
de Santa RoEa, Jes6 r. Carazo, Lorenzo
CaEb6 , ol rio de GuainabO. poI b NoEte
Dolores CatAl6, Andres Vega y JoH6 r.
CarazO y poE el Ossts, RDtss Eugsnia Sam
chez de Bsy0net, hoy el rio Guainabo,
JoRe K. CaFaZ9, HuCesi6l SRnchOzY Fuse
bio DiSs; inBCrito On sI folio 216 del toma
81. dc Baysm6D, fnCa 139, inscription
primera facbA de Diciembrs ds 1881.
POE tanto , habi6 dose ordenRdo poF
el honorable Lsopoldo santisgo iuez de
eBtA COrte, 90 publiqus Ia pFetsnai6n para
que les que 90 conAideFan peEiudicRdoB
pusdan pgsBsptsr Ia opoEtuna demands
dentFo de ounce dias naturRIeI, libFo ID
pEeuante en- Bayam6n & % de Julio de
1908.
GWSilefmO Rengsl,
SaoTetREi0. 3VG
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Para las prOxlmas fisstgS,

La liza de MadTid c0nsecuente on sus
faVorecedores, esta va recibiendo el irmer-
so surtidO de g61erOs nuevOs artGculOs de
fantasia. PrOntO serdn expuestos en- los gran
des almacenes de este e. etablecimiento los
nuevOs mOdelOs de Encajee, Valeu Glen,
NOttigham, Guipour Venice en- blanco,
crema y crudOs asf como un g an LOTE
de bordad que venderemOs mitad de
preciO. El publ;co cOnOce bien que no te-
nemOs cOmpetencia possible que nuestros
g6nerOs Sc recOmiendan por ST solos.
TenemOa ell mel surtidO de perfumeria
fTancesa desde la "ROYAIl" hasta Coti, v
Vendemos mas baratO que en- ninguna otra
casa. NuestrO lena es vender 10 meior:
siempre resulta mas conveniente. Venga
yea los nuevOs mOdelOs de telas de fan
tasfs J no dudamOs hallard cuanto intere.
Sc; pldanOs muestras y precios y gustosOs.
le atenderemOs. TelefonO 273. P. o. Box
1884, San Francisco 81, San Juan, P. r.
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INDlCADOR GENERAL

CONSEJOs IA LAS MADRE6. .-El iarabe
calmante de la Sefiora WinsloW debe
usarse siempre que los nifios estan en- ell
periodo de la detenci6n. PropoTeiona ali
VIC Immediate al pequefio paciente, pTodu-
&c un suefiO natural tTanquilo, alivia 81
dolOT 81 angelitO despierta muy vivO y
allegro Es muy agradable al palRdaT,
cQlmR Rl nifio, RblRnda sus dolores, hace
Gaciles la funcionen del est6magO reguIa
los intestinos. Es ell mejor remediO como
etdo para la diarrea va prOvenga estR de la
dentiCi0n 8 de cualquieTa CtrR cauea.
po CalmRtne de la Sefiora WinsloW": es ell
meiOr de tOdos,
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81 NUEV 70 GRAN RA
binO de los iudfOs
De Paris.



Loa igRaalitaV ffancosel RCaban de GlegtP
gran Fabino, para austituir al que mUEi6
hACe R'guuoS mssss.
La oleCCi6n Dc ha vsEifosdo en- 10 gran
ainagoga de ID Rue do ID ViCtotEie.
Es unR ainRgrgs que paReCs unR Cate'
dFai; iumensa, sBpl6ndida, gobsFbiR.
In OOnRtEuyOrSn los RothSehild hRcs We
Ri0R Riioa
En osta sfnBg Bgoga hs pFeaenCiado Buntuo'
aaa iOatRa EoligioBaB, entire alias q mRtRi
m0niO del Baron EdOnRTd de RothaOhild.
In elsCCi6n do gran Eabino Easult6 muY
OompliOadR. Id sinagoga eatsbR llena ds
judfos. PrsaidO la elsCci6n sl Baron Ed.
monde de RothBChild.
Habia varioB candidatoF. Triunf6 q
gran Fabino de Lyon, Mr.. Alfrs Levy.
DsIpu6s dc lR eleCCi6n hubo CantoB re-
igioBo1.
En- todaB eraB fHtaB raligiorau mo ha
soEpEandi1o 81 Cuadro que ofr0ean los
judfoB.
Los hombEeR aat6n CON el sonbEa3o puaa'
TO, , CubFsn SUE sspaldss ~ suB hombEo8
con uno8 chRls8 como Ios Chales Maria An
toniotR que uBRn ahoFR las sefiOFitaq.
In Sinagoga tiene Hus BuizoB,
El dfa de IL e'ecci6n de gran Eabino ha'
bic d0ntro del templo, con unoG de- sIoB
EuisOV, que amablemsntS me tfrsCi6. On ca
idRd dc vents, IN librito, On donds Bs
anCusutrAn todoB los poYmsnoFes de lR
organization Feligioga de inEselitaV.
El BuizO mo die que Of hbFit0 valfs doB
frances. -.
OuRndo gslJ Ia Gale, VI en- "a cubisTts
que Hu pFsCio era I'm franco.
lei 100 por 100l mo oB I'M NAL negO'
clio, para Ber Fsalizado On un6 sinagoga.
,7a.nm de Rnron
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REVOLUCION MUsIOAL-sOlicito
nusstro ,OAt6IogO do m6SicG para piano,
violin y piano, mAndolinS y guitsEEA que
COntiens mas de mil dosOientas obrRu diGtin
tsI, todaH pTaciol nunOa viBtoB On Puerto
Rico do 10 0sntGvOs eJ ejsmpyaT. El lujo
y lR correction de nusHtEaB edicioneU, to-
daH litogrsfadRG, no neceaitA E0ClRmo.
Rsmita hoy miHmo Su direction para en-.
viRrle sl CSt6Icgo, Century Music Pub.
Comp. Allen altos, ApRrtRdo 415, San
Juan Puerto Rico. 45 v. ..
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CASA De PRESTIMOs OE C. SILVA.

En- los dfaB 81 de Julio 10 de Agonto
pr6ximo no llevRrG cabo en- ell n6msTo
IT de Ia Cslle de Ia Luna el Eemats de Lar
pTeudaH CuycB talonen M han sido rencvR'
dos nj cancelsdoB despu6I de los Bei8 mtseu
que conCeds la ley.
La Casa UuBpsnde nus opeTacioneB de
pE6atamo1 y lupliCa todoS Jos que tsngan
pEendAg q obistoB emp' Adcs va SirvRn rsS'
cRtErlou en- sl t6rmiuo quo prescribe IL
ley 8v.E
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CHARLES WERE, Corrador do adua-
no, COmiGiOniEts On general. Agents do
les aCFsditRdaB CeIvszau SALVATORE" y
tl0WEN BRAU" alemRu0B. Agunts sHpa
cial para Puerto Rico de Ia conocidA fAb1i
ca de liCoEeB MARIE BRIzARD'' , de los mfu
acraditados vinoB de BurdOon. Agente
general de Ia gran ffbriCG International
de ConBeFvRs "Ls SoleiI" Malinsv, dc Bel
giCs, OhcinaB TRnCa nGmeRo l. TeI6fo'
no 81. Blk 223. Prontitud, baE0tuEa y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28

a. LOPEZ OEPERO, San Jou6 is
CompFa.y y vents de mueblsB en- general.
30 haCen PEsHtamos do dinero sobFs prem,
dRB de orc, plata y piedEaB pEsCiOlRB. Be
COmpFGn pFsndau antiguaI , modeFnaS. So
CompFS y vsnde plata = GRO deteEiOTadO.
Cona8apte exihtenCiR de mueblGu, tip0
0Con6micoR BARRAs DE CATRE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-E0 OOm.,
pGf5iG IndNOtriGE de 6gntorOs Csan Juan
Box 657) tiSne en- oIaso dc pRimeFa & pre-.
clos Bin COmpstsnCiR, an complete Burtido
para construction de caHRg. MolduraI dc
todOB tamRfoB. TGblillas para psEBiAna1.
DGp6sitoB. San Juan frOnte q muallO
ndmorO 2. sAnturOs Stop. "a. Tsl6fonoB
425 y 1890. la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28

CABALLOs A PEsEBRE.-ss cui-
dan CabaIlo8 & paBsbra Mn 81, sn la fin1
o. de Hato. Rsy, paEads 80. EImoBo bh'
TatuTa. Informs Fernando j. Goigol "a
10 miEm8 fnOR. Is. '. aIE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28

-ENTRE lOa CcmpradOreG de relOisD
PlaEoB ca IL joyeriR de F. KahEhAhn y Go
% Fsgals un Fslej "Walthsm" 1emanal'
ments. La Ultima ssmana obtpvo unO el
HoCi0 agfiaF Felix MsTreRo San juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28

AVISO.-Don Francisco Alamo Ar
mas, rsCoisFk poF ~ vSlor intIfussCO en-
Ia oficina de don Marching MiEabRI, San
JoE6 rGmsFo 2, do 9E IL Am. , do 2 "a
p, m dGAde hoy hGAta el diR 10 do AgOB'
to pF6ximo, les RcCioneB de su casa dc la
calls dc BEnoBGo Sierra en- SantuFce, 3v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28

LA CASA De PREsTAMOs de Jou6
BRzdn eEtablecidS en- la cals n6meEo 21
Allen st., llsvar6 oabo sl die 81 del CO.
Erisnts eli Eemste de- las prsndaB ouyoG ta
loneE no han sido Eeuovsdos nj CanoeIRdog
deSpusG de los 6 meSeS que dR lR ley. La
casa gigue gug opsEacio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28

VENDO mi CASA nusvs de ls calls del
PsTque. RodeRda de todaa las comodids'
dsa exijidRs 2Fecio So 500. Infnrmeu
FELIX PADIAI. calia ColomaF 5Rnturce.
80 0VH