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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-02-14
MARRIAGE Licenses,


1908, Charles Frederick JUDD
Plttburg. Pa, aged 81, Ella
Heard, Wilson, aged 81.
Married by Probate Judge VII.
liam Torrey at his office in Great
Bend Feb. 4 1908.
James Porter Donrely, Amo.
rilla Tex. aged 25, Minnie Nav
Wedel, Pawnee Rock Ks, aged
%. Married by Probate Judge
William Torrev at his Office in
Great Bend Feb. 5 1908.
Lucas Hipp of ElIinwood aged
66 and Sophia Hauber of Great
Bend were granted license Wed.
nesday February 6 1908.
Pete Scammahorn was in from
Heller Friday.
Hex WertenberQ was a visitor
from Ness City Friday.
Mrs. 7. P. Fair visited at
Hutchinson Thursday.
James Harris is home from a
business tr:D to Kansas City.
P. o. Weltmer of Hutchinson
visited relatives ant friends here
Friday.
Ed Wllfong returned Friday
morning from visit in Kingman
County.
Thomas Ely returned last
Friday from an extended trip in
Colorado.
Roger Norris went home to Kin.
sley after a visit with relatives
here and Ellinwood.
F. V. Russell came home from
LsLrosse Friday after spending
the week attending court.
Mrs. Ben Giles and and Mrs.
Fred Newcombe visited with
friends at Ellinwood Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Node and q. N.
Clancy of Hutchinson are visiting
with Mr. and Mr.. j. C. Lytle and
family.
Miss Martha Dannebohn of Ell
inwood came up Thursday evening
for a visit with her sister Mrs. C.
Wagner.
Mrs. Bert Barnett and daughter
are here from Dodge City visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Seward
and family.
W. B. Mcdonald left Thursday
evening for Excelsior Springs and
other points in Missouri for an
extended visit.
Mrs. James Sloniger came home
from Kanass City Thursday even.
ing. She attended the funeral Of
her grand child. a son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Ray Sloniger.
j. Chasteen add Mrs. Lizzie
Raney of northeast Missouri left
for home Thursday evening after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Hedrick.
and other relatives near Heller.
Thursday of this week Mr.. anC
Mrs. j. NJ. Brining. of route ont
entertained DR.. and Mrs. Selle,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clayton ant
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Clancy. A
delightful day was spent by th,
party.
Mr.. Richardson, the division en-
gineer of the Colorado division oil
the Missouri Pacific was here ant
among other things is preparing
to have a culvert put in near th,
Gano place north Of town in orde
to help take care Of another Aooc
If we should have..one.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-02-14

/, Frank Willard, Treasurer OF Bar
ton County, Kansas, do solemnly
swear the above statement to be
true and correct to the best OF my
knowledge and belief. So help me
God. FRANK WILLARD,
Treas. Of Barton county
Subscribed and sworn to before ne
this grid day Of February 1908.
H. d. AsHPoLE,
County Clerk.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-02-14
From the Receiver.

The follnwing communication i:
taken from the Ellinw cd Leader
OF the 6th:-
ElLnwood Kan Feb. ), 'Os.
J.W. A. Cooke.
Editor Ellinwood Leader.
Dear Sir:-There has been a
number Of requests for statement
as to the condition of the Bank
of Ellinwod at this time, and while
it is impossible at this early date to
say what the final outcome will be,
owing to many complications that
NAV arise, yet snch information
as it is pos ible to formulate is
gladly given at this time. The
deposits of the bank at the tim it
was closed, so far as it has been
possible to determine at this time
were rs follows:
Deposits subject To check ............ as SIS q
Deposits on time certificates ..... 10 10 Do
IOtal..... ..................S go 504 ~
The people having the above
deposits no doubt constitute the
PRINCIPAL creditors of the bank,
but it is impossible at this time to
say what further creditors may
appear.
The smallest depositor had
a credit of one cent on the banks
books and the largest dop)sitor
had S9,OO5 to his credit.
The assets of the bank, so far
as disclosed, at this time, consist
of So, 346 10 currency in the bank
at time it was closed by the bank
examiner; the proceeds of az in.
surance policy on the old Rabbit
canning factory which recently
burned which will amount to
about 5000. These items. togeth.
er with the proceeds of some small
notes which have been paid. made
a total of about $500 cash thus
far realized. The additional as
sest conists of the bank fixtures,
which it is hoped will he pur-
chased bv the new bank being for
med; quar- er section of land in
Haskell county probably worth
$500, aud the notes which we're
being carried as assets in the..bank.
ln as much as these notes may be
the subject of more or less con-
troversy it is rot deemed proper to
make any statement regarding
them at this time, further than to
say that there appear to be con-
siderable OF it of no vaIue.
Respectfully.
O. W. Dawson Receiver
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-02-14
Treasures Quarterly Statement

Quarterly statement 1T the County
Treasurer, Barton County. Kansas,
showing balance on ledger at tie close
OF business Monday, January ~. 1908
DUE To AccouNr
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16

Finest Car1Nna Na1!e
Head Rice. the best gual
its grown. 2-lb cartons.
I So . 5-ih- cotton bags.
&c fo-lb. cotton bags.
SIC 5l-lo. bass
= 90
Extra Quality head Ri-r,
5,e. bags. S-C.; l0lo
bags 69C- -. Dob bag
c. y
D. -.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
Three-piece Suits
Five-Diece Suits

Three-pieca Library Suits. mahogany
frames covered with genuine leather
RssgIsry RssgIsrIy .'ss sss .: . sale sale sS7759
Regularly Sll225: sale 81 p
Regularly 1892 90. sale . OO-OO
Two-piece Library Suits, consisting or
Davenport and large Chair, coFe->H Win
genuine leather
Regularly s236 90. sale 6 ! S9. 90
Two-piece Library Suit. Davenrort ana
Ar, chair heavy carved mahogany
frames covered with green panne velour
ReguIsrIy s2e6 60; sale S209. 90
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
Most Remarkable Series o
Macy Store

GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY FITTING CEIEBRA ATIoNpu along
store lines
has eel
a t
gM Mcy'
h h are
knew of ftne of lebatnct Older
We the sere will
0 he % %t
in o his pr tay
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
Bullets
Rockers and Chairs

MAHOGANY FINISHED ROCKERS.
highly polished, saddle seats; reEulavl2
s624. sale ..-...-..-.... S.. 81
ROCKERS, highly polished mahogany
finished. rush seats. regularly Ss2f.
sale ----..-...--..---- --------....S So 80
ARM CHAIRS 10 match the above:
regularly ss.24: sale So. 80
ROCKERS. highly polished mahogany
finished. extra nigh backs. saddle 5eats,
regularly 81 ~; sale .-..-..-. S8. "a
MORRIS CHAIRS. Quartered oak francs.
polished. spring seats and reversible
velour cushions. regularly sll.2i sale,
SS. 10
MORRIS CHAIRS, quarter0d oak frames,
highly polished. spring SEATS and re-
versible velour cushions. regularly
sl3.49. sale --,..-....--.. $40. "a
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
i'm the HiStO

$751;
~! s::sss = 81 !gV
ONE HUNDRED BAN BOO
TABLES, - inches high, with
1S-inch tops and under shelf;
both covered with mating, S2-D
value: special for Tues 7hc
day in the basement
ALL-BRISTLE FLOOR BROOMS.
polished blocks and handles; in
the basement. Tuesday
-12-in. block; regularly SAC
I9c.; sale ...........--..--
-14-in- block: regularly hzc
S1-19: sale ....-.-----..
MILL END OUTING FLAN-
NELS. suitable for wOmen's ana
children's wrappers and under
wear: regularly sold at Zoe. the
yard: special Tuesday in II
the basement ...
EMBROIDERED DOTTED BA-
TISTE, excellent quality; very
sheer. - inches wide; suitable
for waists, dresses, fancy work.
&c; dotted in one size only,
hence the reduction: special Or
Tuesday in the basement
PEARL BUTTONS. several styles,
including fish-eye and fancy pat
terms. two and four holes. small
sizes; value &c a dozen; spe-
cial Tuesday on the main &c
floor .-...-.............
MUSLIN FLOCNCINGS. II inches
wide. for women's dresses and
waists: values up TO zoe. the
yard: special Tuesday on AOC
the main floor. a yard.
OMEN EMBROIDERED
LAUNDERED CO L L y r 5.
choice of two patterns; made TO
sell at 25c.: special Tues 1)C
day on the main floor.
SHEER PERSIAN LAWN, 80
inches wide: fine, smooth, even
weave; excellent for shirt waists,
&c; 15c. quality; special Tues
day on the main floor, INC
ward Observation-Disclosures.
ADVANCE SPRING SUITS for
small women. misses and Junior
girls. Madame Butterfly style, IN
handsome novelty mixtures,
notched collar. fancy sleeve AID
single breasted effects: new cir
cular sleeves with deep fold.
= = A
values; special Tues S12 IA
day. on the second floor v ~
WAISTS, OF merceriZed batISte,
handmade princess yoke and
collar, finished with fine tUcks.
special Tuesday on sec 50 OF
ond floor Observation-Disclosures.
WAISTS, of large cross-bar lawn.
strictly tailored, eight wide
pleats on front: special OCC
Tuesday on second floor.
BOYS SUITS, sailor and Russian
blouse models, made of all
worsted serge and mixed cheviot,
sailor collar with embroidered
emblem: sizes 2la TO 10 years;
special for Tue sday on 60 OF
second floor
BOYS TUXEDO SUITS. Of all
" OESLttl C-iE tan VI NtAAAsh-s~'---~
worsted. with silk or serge lin
ing. faced with grosgrain silk;
broken sizes-S to is years;
actual value. $1ooN: special
Tuesday on second g An
llDtl .
STAMPED LAWN WAIST PAT
TERMS. in plaid effects and an
assortment of eyelet. Wallachia1
and solid designs. also for lace
insertion with sufficient cotton
floss to complete embroidering;
special Tuesday on the Gn~
third floor -..-..-....--...
STA VI 2 z D \ y d TINTED
CUSHION TOPS, with backs.
made of art materials. with
floral. conventional and smoker
designs; also patterns for cor
onation braid: regularly ilc.
each: special Tuesday on 1Or
the third floor
NOT on
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
ChiffOniers
China Closets

Large variety Of sizes; plain and
with mirror backs
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
Three and Five-piece Parlor Suits

One hundred and fifty different designs.
ranes allowing you to select style OF covering
lamask Verona velour. tapestry or silk plush
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
DCwn-Filled Pillows
at SDc-UnuSual
ID Floor.

30 + EGtE-
Topping a DIT of exceptionally
interesting news from the Art
NeedIework section-this offering
Of Pillows at I9c.
Several hundred Of them, full
size t24x24-inCh). covered with
muslin and filed snugly With
odor!ess dustless gray down
In addition
FANCY SWISS Pillows. ready f7-
use. covered wisH daiCtily co'1rei
Swiss. finished with double ru:-
f. filed with six hoss- sq@- dh-
PILLOW SLIPS. haad-embroido-ed-
ey-I7t and sold designs an sheer ma
teIia! finished with hsTnStitched e,!ge
ruf4es over sateen covered 81 10
pillow filled with SIX floss.
WAIST PATTERNS stamped on lawn.
in eyeIe;. solid. conventional ard
Wauachian designs: also IN designs for
lace insertion. with sufficient cotton
floss for completing the en- SOC
bToic"Ty -.----.-----. ----.--.
STAMPED LINEN CI,NTI,I-pI. rs. in
effective floral designs. with elaborate
draUn-W worked and hem
stitched e1ses @oA9a-inch, e 0S
special Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16

Best Quality Yellow split
Peas 10. cartons. I 4C
.-lb. bags ..---r.-- 20
Chester Barley. large.
perfect grain pound car
tons. Sc each 5-l1 cot
ton bags ....--....--.t1 -
Royal Saiai Dressing
small size. g.. dczs1
ST o. -F.rt size.
22C d1zen 81 80
pirt size. SIC. dozen
- -
o. .Clc1
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16

RED STAR BAKING POVDEE--An absolutely r
manufacture. unsurpassed in eNceeucs. set
Baking Powder q equal merit Sp cial prices
T. H. can. regularly iSc-. 10 can reguary 34c
safe &c; dozen 3 81 sale 20C.- dozen s. 8
B.cs.-bonate q soda. iz-Ib carton Sc, 1oz-
cream Of Tartar. q. in. cart5a. OC doz----..--
r. G. Wills Celebrated Fri-,i-ica-do-fsr Zvieuac'
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
Dining Tables
.Sideboards

Solid Oak. some plain, others
quartered: many of them elab-
orately carved
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16

Worcestershire = auce,
sutton sons q CO.. London.
We have been appointed
sole srlliGg agents tOr this
tervltory- our introductory
prices are small -
c7zsa. S2O+ medium.
sac d0zen g. SR
large C2C dcEsr.
s. O2
jsssaUlre Breu1 salmon.
IN. "a cals. TQp :
dozen .-....-.---- So IT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06
APERTURE De G
Ses para adlltOS.
llel8 81 ROmbra daI Papa Pho X ] da-
ra instruction gIatuita.
q GaRGuTranela foe EuuOfOsa ! 50 pfeluRGllfsa
lzpT6slu0s bIsCElSal


a las do 10 noche dc BYeR O0me8a6 Oh
acto 40 inauguration de las Clasas para
aduItos, Que bsi0 q nombRa 40 "Pfo X''
y cargo del Obigpado Cat6lieo de Puerto
Rico, 30 daF6n Ga 81 leCal del antique Ess
minARio, ca Id calle del Sol asquinR s %
del Criat0 de 81tB DiDdad. Balon8B pro
Pics para llaYRr sf1Cto lRg FstsFidaB ola.
Re1, ban gido sPRsgladog RlIf e1faRGn &
cargo de ID inatEucCi6n que ggatnitsmsnte
B8 pT0poECionaF6 lo8 adultos que 10 dc.
gssnS entire otEOE, Ios gefioEsa JOl6 A. Co.
mails Jaime AnnexH, A. Marines, NiCo'
las Tracy, y los Hermanoa de Ia Carload
Cgiatiana. s#s.
A IR apsEtuRa ConCuEEi6 nm gran n6me'
70 de- psFBonsg, On Su msYoEfs do laB CIa'
sen ObFsFaB de In Oipda6, pFsBidisndo sl g0'
nor ObiBp0 Jones. Entire OtEoa RtiioEsI
estuyi8Fon tambi6n ALI, 81 DR.. Gomez
BFioBo, Lido. GuilIGFmOty, GoRdils, DR..
saldafa, Lido. j. HsFnandes Lopss, j. A.
Canals, Jaima Annexg y RIgun0B zRCsFdo'
to8 del cg0Fo paRToquial de d ciodad.
AbEi6 81 Rct0 81 iDeeniero senior Jos6 A.
Canals, quien hiEo an bEoya, paPo aIoCusn'
ts diECuTso explioando el p0FqR6 90 habfa
dado la oaCuols 81 nombFe del Papa
"Pio KY que en- aqusl migmo lugaF
exigti6 ant0EioEmGnts OtFR bsjo 10 direction
del ObiBpo CaPFi6n On la que ampIiaRon
suB. OonoOimi0nt0B 8lgunoB CompatriotaB,
que luggo pRGstaE0n valiOgos B0EViCi0R "a
pals difundiendO 90 BabsF. Qa0 de Ia
voluntad y perseverance, CON que Higuie'
ran % labor do instruction l3S que slIf
fGeTan, depSndaFia al mRioERmi0nto de
0ll0g y ga mayor Rdelanto para bsneficio
de todOa, Obtuvo muoh0B RplauBo8 dc Ia
ConCuTrenCiB.
DsBpues hiCieFOn uB0 de lR pGlabER loo
gefOros GOFdilB = HsFnandes Lopez que
EsOibisr0n tambisn muOhRg musBtEag de
apFobROi6O. Este tltim0 FsOoFd6 que 81
mCjoE medic para el ongFGnd0Cimiento do
lR Claa0 0bReEa era oil pEoB8guiF, con in
qusbrantable frmeza, On el canine do Ie
instruction = del pEegF0Bo, C0mbatiamdo
TODD vici0 = pF0OuERnd0 obtsneF 10 mayor
8uma do ConOcimiant0g ca todoB l0B 0FdOnO8
dol saber humane.
Di6 la8 gF8CiRn p0R 10 nutRid8 C0ncU'
RRenCiG que hRbiR TGgpondido Rl llama
mieuto del senior Obi6po. Oombati6 la
intFRnBigOnCiR de los que quePisndo slguna
v0E hRCeF pFoa6litOB para BuB pFop6gitoB
de 0uRIqui0F oFdsn, stacan de -manGEa In
iustS , dOgpiRdadR IGB idsB do los dem6B
y pFetsndGn con lR intFAnsigenoia CombatiF
la v0Rdad.
El Pbro. ManguaI, amenis6 el acto
to ejGcutando Rl piano aIgunag pleas.
Sc spEGnd0E6 Rllf TODD 10 que inBtEuC
Ci6n pEimariR 90 Eef6Ee, dibujO, arts8 y
ofioio0 stc etc.
A les $50 tsEmin6 la apeztura do 10
sSouala "PGo x" Ouya mRtFfculs queda
alberta dGBdO eBts noche, para maflans
mi6rCOleB poF. 10 noChe, Cemen8ar lag OIaao3
que BeF6n de doB hoEas Cada una.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06
10 que COstaria Ia gran guerra.

Una guerra suFop9A en- Ggta tempo COS
taria $16,OOO.OOO 600 snuslmOnte, dsndo
poF FesuItado que Lon Estado8 Unidos ssta.
ria indiBputRbl0ments Rl fronts de laB ma
clones del mundo.
EBta declaration Ia ha hsCho OI general
Blume, perito miIitAr, comisionado por sl
emPeTRdoP GuilleFmo para pEoparaF una
momoFia QoOFCa del CoBt0 probable do otra
guerra. EOt6 en- mRuo8 del GmpOERdor 10
memoEia.
81 AlemRnia tuvieso en- sus mGnou otra
guerra SuEopeR, dice ol general Blame,
OoAtarfa 81 impoEio $1,000 100000 81 emo,
como dsBsmbolgO diFeotO, envOlvsrfs
una E6fdida dc SO. SEQ. 600. 900 RnuRlm0n'
to p0F lR pBF6lisis do Bu CoweFoio.
EI general Blume CNIOula que con mo.
two dc Ian sxfgOnCiAn dc Ia polftiOR euro
pen, 10 guerra que GstRlIe GnvolvePf RI
msnou & Cuatro pot0neiRu, = que sl CGICulo
que hS hRChO habFis dc Q plicsEBs & Cada
una de elias, hacienda Bubir 81 COsto total
snusl & 5000, ,OOO,OOO Este sgota.
misntO fnsnCiOFo, dies, dsFfa loU Este
dos UnidOg la aupFemaCiR On Oh munda,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06

PARA Ia PRESENIE ESTAC'Qn.--,; Los. mu-
vhRChOs de Ella Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueltO ell prOblema de la gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico. Ellos son los
IlniCOs que han. cOrseguidO tener en- su
magnffico establecimiento el surtidO mas
complete de los artlculOs del .ramO: ALI
nunca faltan las legftimas camisetas de
crepe de hilO MI carecen de las nejores
medals para seRiOras y nifios as1 como
para caballeros. 'C'OntratOs direCtos con
fabricantes les ponen en- condici6n de tener
CuantO pueda pedirse y los mejores pre-
clos. No hay quien yea y no cOmpre los
juegOs de cfntas dorothy" que venden
en- caiitss dos lazOs y una banda, 9 en- ca-
iitas de seis lazos; podenos seEyir Gy cual7 !;
quier color y preciO desde l.75 6 S6 ell
iuegO. Yea Ell gran lote de bordadOs y en-
cafes cuya realization hacemos q menOs
de Ia mitRd de pTeOiO. En-. telas bIancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs competitors; tene-
mos tipOs especiales en- Persian LOWl1
Frensh Organdi Y cuantO ell pdbl1co de
gustO necesite- PidR muestras visite
nuestrOs grandes almacenes y seguIamen-
to hallara cuantO neCesite. p. .. b. 764.
TelefOnO 278. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico,
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LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE.

ItinerariO. salidas de Bayam6n y Oapi-
tai BimUltaneamentO.
DiAs aborables.-MaHana 8, 2 O5, $50 8
45 11.0O. Tarde IL. l5, 1.45, BIS, 4.86, 5.45.
Dis: ; sestivos.-Manana e,7.O5, $50 9.45
y II. Tarde 1915 1.SO, 2 so, $50, 4sSO6
l6 y $50.
Billetes baratos para dias festivOs. De
CatafO Bayam6n, ida y vUelta IA, clRse
25e "a. clase 16G. De Bayamon OatahO y
VueIta IA. clase $50, "a. Clase 100.
BilletOg OrdinRriO de Capital ORtano on
Ia, cl0se 8 centaVos.
Bayam6n 10 de Sep tlSmbrO de 1906
ROwOSn VR1dOa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06
No divide al Poplar"

NuOVaI impOEtaCiOnS1 do fnaB eusuCinB
= dc lobiatoI dc fAutaDfO acaba do ROCibiE
Ol popular OBtableCimiauto del GefioE Am6'
RiCO SAlR1, que niempES EsIponde Cumpli.
dam0nts al, juHto favor del ptibliCo. En-
CalssdO para damaH , CAbAll0FOF, 60 inEna.
or0 bic 0l BuEtido que % Eenuevs CONTAIN
jOmonta = los dltimoB mod0Iog de P0Fia
s EGtadOg Unid0B, slt&a hacienda furoR.
YEsOtOU, como E0mPEO lin OOmpstonCia. r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06

CASA DE PKEsTAMOs de Joa6 Bo.
san, Alien 21 ST. Hacs oparaCionss TO-
brO alhsjGn. Deude 100 dollar8 en- ado.
lantO 81 inteE6B BST6 conventional y no ex'
C01eE6 del 3 % mOnGuRl. CompES y ven.
de alhGjaa mOdOEnaI y AntiguAD. San Juan
PaSFto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06

81. LOPEZ CEPERO, San. jose 16.
OOmprA y venta do muebles en- general.
Sc hGOon pE0ItRmoB do dineEU GObFo prem.
daG dc orc, plGts , pisdF0u pE0CiOga8. So
OompEGn prOndRH antiguRB , modoFnar. SO
COmpEa y vonds plata = orc deteriOFGdO.
C0nB8Gnto 0xiDtenCiG do mu0bl0I, tipo
OCon6micoh BARRAS, DE CATRE.
A. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06

SE VENDE. A un kil6metrO de la ciu-
dad de Mayaguez y Ia Orilla de Ia carre-
terra que COnduce de dicha cludad las Ma
r1as, una finca rdstica cOmpuesta de As
Cuerdas de TERRA de altura y bajura, tnca-
tales, con su hermOsa casa habitaci6n, el
que ia interese dirljase q su duefiO don
Juan Torrellas en- la Quinta Emilia.-8O v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06

PenEo 0l II do BeptiembEe, die GslCrimep,
De Lara diiO qlO sl pFaBbft0FO 10 enoontr6
en- >Ol PaFqus Genital , le habfs indiCsdo
que dieEan nm pas8O. PasaaEon & 10 largo
del "bOulsvRFd" del Oests y, faaImen6e,
90 fuGT0n poF dOSrGs do l0B GRbolO8 hagEs
lIegGF Las Rocag do detF6B de Lac caBatag.
So BantaFon. De Lara dijo que eV pF0sbl.
tsFo hablsba aGsEOa do mpieFsg.
Yo ls gEite: ''uStGd eB un NAL hombE0"
-diio De LaER-"Y uRt0d 90 aCompafiB
dc mujeEss mslBg." Yo no R6 poEq16 no
d0bi0Es mataElQ." -
Con esto-diio DE- Lara-ol pEosbftOro
B9 diBpuBO para huir.
"Ms vOlvf frsn6tico = COrrf tras de 6."-
dijo 81 priuionsFo-''sRqu6 mi Eay6.veF y
le diBpaF6 81 csRobEo."
"5Y sntOnO0S que hiso- unte3?"3-1e pre-
gunt6 Carey.
"saguf "a Cuorpo''-fu6 10 OontsBtaCi6n.
"Rod6 pOF IN t0FFaplen & uua v0Tsda.
Al pFeBbftsEo % 10 oaCapaban queiidop,
peEo yono B6 Bi deCia RIgO. Saba en- dondo
0OtAbR Bu poFbamonsdaB = que hRbfR dine
70 en- g.. L0 Cogf. EutonCeg pagee poR
0l Osst9 y 9nG0ntT6 un hombEe que lie
vaba unifoEme y una gran vars.
Me hAb!6 en- iBg'sT. No sntsndfs 10
que me deCfa pGF0 CsmpRendfa que me
pEeguntaba 81 habfa oid0 an dispaF0. 70
le die ''Hfs 10 apunte ls direction do.
donds hAbfa 20 vsnido. Rntonos8 Bai del
PaTqus tEauquilsme1fs y ma pusa s famaE
un oigaHFillO.a ne fnf & casa
=. Gl min fac enB8GRmsnta intaER0gadog y
On historic la tom6 d Abogsdo Asish9Dto
del DistRit0, Du VfvisR.
Para cURKR UN RE8FRTADo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06

Sc NECESITAN empleado8 para fOto-
grafia, con ,conocfmientOs en- ell retOque de
negatives y pTacti en- el taller. Para in.
formes dirigirse la FOtOgrafia artlstical de
Luis FerreTss, Mavaguez P. r. l5EVs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06

-ENTRE los compradoroB dc roloisI &
plREoB On IL joYoria de F. Kohrhahn Go
- EegAls IN Fsloi "WalthRm" HemGnaI'
mOntO. La Ultima uemAna obtuvo uno 81
1ooio Hefior Rafael BaFos de San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06

AL REOIBO De 50 onviamou &
yu'ltN dc CorEeo un rslOi Elgin garantiza.
do PoE dies aiiog, y pOE $40 F0mitimo1 uno
mRRCA WRlthSn. - F. RebThahn. San
Juan p. R. "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06

Ell MEJOR RON.-LUs oefiorsu Al
VsreE hsEmOnou, del COmeTCiO do esta pie
70, OOntin6An TecibiOndo grandsS pedidoI
del OOFsditRdo PEoduCtO Ron San Luis,
que hH msrsCido IL msiOF aCeptaoi6n del
p6bliCo. No contienO HustancinB nociva1
, o. "visjo" do vsTdad, Oin mixtifoaoionsO
nj AditameutoI psEjudicialeB ID Halud.
No 10 olvidsis, IRON San Lula" cRlIO de
San JoU6 casa sRlioFSB Alvarez hermHDoB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06
lHnIcInnR CEN ERlL

UoNgEJOs al LAS MADRE8. .-EIj IjaFabe
Dalmante dc Id SenOTa WinslOW debe
uBarae sienOpre que los nifiOs estan en- ell
periOdO de Ia detenci6n. Proportions ale
ViO Immediate al pequeflo paciente, produ.
dOlOr Ell angelic despieEta muy v1yO y
Glegre Els muy. agradasle 81 palRdaE,
Salma al nifio, ablanda sus dOlOress hace
6Ciles la funCiOnen del est6magO y Tegula
los intestinos. les el mejOr remediO como
sid0 para Ia diaTTea va provenga esta de La
TengSse mucho cuidado en- pedir Ell 'JaTa-
90 Calmatne de IL Eefiora WinslOW": es 81
Meior de tOdOB. Ill -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-L0 Com.
P0EGG Industrial de 6antWroo (san Juan
Box 657) tiene On OlasO do pHimoEa & pro.
clos 1in CompetOnCiR, I'm Complsto gurtido
para CongtEuCCi6n de CaDag. Molduras do
todos tamaIioI. Tablillng para poRsianaa.
Deposition. San Juan fr0nta 81 muollO
n6mOrO 2. sAntuTCo Stop. "a. Tolefono1
426 1890
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06

CHARLES WERE, OOrreder dc adua.
na, COmiliOniDta On general. Agents do
Las acEsditQdaa CoEvssRg SALVATORE y
"L0WEA BRAU" AlemRnaD. Ag6nt0 o1po
CiGl para Puerto Rico de In conoCida fkbri,
CR do iCoEo8 "aARlE BRlZARO" y dc lo8 mas
RCrOditRdos Vinog de BuFd0oR. ARntal
general do 10 gran ftbrics intarnaCiona.
dc COnBoEvaB ole SOlei" Ma lines, do Bel.
giCH. OfcinaB TanCG ndm0Eo 1. TalGfo'
no 81. Box 223. PrOnitud, bsratuEn =
EoguRidRd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06
RestauTadOr Vital dc RiC0Td

Restaura Ia vitalidad de los hombres. Ga
rantizadO PreciO $1-OO, orc. Siempre q la
venta en- Ia Farmacia de FideI CUTLER
mety. HR curadO OtrOs, 10 cuTa q V So
nnli0ifAn nadidnR nor oOrreO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06

JULIAN sILVA.-San Justo Is, San
Juan p Il. Muebl6rfa en- liquidation,
PFOCiou sin Compstancia, psro al Contsdo.