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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-24
NOVEL LIBEL SUIT.

A libel action Is % be taken against
the London Times by Mr. Murray BE-
cause of the caustlc attack q that
journal on the publisher in connection
With the high price al which he has
marketed Queen Victoria's letters i
the copyright Is held. as has been
stated. BY King Edward. the action
promises 70 involve high personases
In one OF the post interesting suits IN
the annals OF literature
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-24

sens had withdrawn the osYer for them,
NiieS0 eoGld be dandy soca in the
distance but coal, net be reached in
siu,e. 50 the voyage was confined 10
the KAUAI circuit, which esme 10 an
end late in the afternoon. The day
hsd been perfees-summcr clouds. a
brilliant blue sea, its waves white
capped, a nerthcN,y hrSese-what mere.
in the way of weather. could be asked
fort
At the last stopping place On the
Nausi shore where local guests were
iaadei. the steamer was anchored for
couple Of hours, 50 thar The return
syip across the channel might not end
before daylight. niuEer was served
then and the occasion was seized by
George W. Smith to propose vote of
thanks to Manager Kennedy and the
InterIslaad Company. Mr.. Kennedy
responded. on behalf OF the company.
which. he Said. deserved the whole
credit, and dirSetsS W, q, Smith being
called upon. predicted that the eOm-
pany would 20 righ, ahssd improving
its ships,
\ hslf-dOllsr per capita collection
was made which will buy the Mauna
HeS eloek that will strike ships
bells-a testimonial from the guests,
The new vessel will soon go on the
HlO route and the Kinau. operating
with the Hall. will serve the needs Of
HSuai. The Garden Islanders are great
" pleased with this arrangement rs
they have had 10 put up with minor
craft $ good many years despite the
winter roughness Of the wide channel
between Kauai and Oahu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-24
woMEN's LOBBY Is NOT A JOKE.

The Mississippi legislature. for the
first time in history. finds itself facing
a regularly organized lobby OF women
AT first the members fancied 70 make
merry az the expense OF the women
who had come TO influence their acts
Recently the smiles have left their
faces. for they have made the IN
expected discovery that the women are
In grim earnest and are a force which
must be reckOned with. Mrs. Il 2.
Keli is in charge Of the prohibition
forces. Mrs. A. II. Longino Is az the
head Of the Old LADIES' Home move
ment. and IL IS expected that Mrs r
L. McLaurin viii lead in a company
Of women 70 work for the child labor
bills.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-24
LAND EXCHANGE
PROPOSITION

Governor FTear gave an account to
the reporters, On his visit TO his Office
Saturday morning, OF the Maui tour
after the correspondents left the party.
The festivities az Lzhaina and Wal
IEku are described in the correspond
saee from those places elsewhere.
Some very rieh lands IN the north
west Of the island were visited. The
Napiii tract Is fine cane land. enough
u It for a gOod-sized plantation. There
: = considerable amount OF excellent
pineapple land also IN that region.
The Baldwin interests are DESTROYS
II making exchanges Of lands in that
part of the island ss vel as in Ma
kaEsO district for cane lands az diff
ferent locations.
Governor FTesr suggested that. in
stead OF taking the odd pieces Of pine
apple lzEd II the locality be last visit
81, Il might bs preferable 70 have 1t
all II the Haiku section.
The Government has some good land
Il Kuls, the great diversified farming
region OF Maui.
IN the event Of a definite proposal
q exchange being made the method 70
bs pUrs1ed, the Governor minated,
would first u al require that three
zrhitrstors Re appointed 70 assess the
vslus Of the lands On both sides.
Among the interesting places visited
b. the Governor and party, IN their
second week On tie island, was the
lais Captain james Makes old home
stead II Honuauia- This i a section
rIeh II agricultural resources. Captain
Mzkss made L famous, among other
things, ~ his enterprise II prOPagzting
trees and plants rev 70 these islands.
Iakes Island n Kspiolani park Is call
ID after tkst pioneer among Hawaiian
sugar planters and the Mskee Sugar
co. also perpetHzfNz his memory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-24

us-vs- II i q local interest 20 know
th&t Hugo Feear, q the Union Iron
Works. i brother OF Governor Frsar,
h&i 70 10 with her designing.
From MAkawsh the course lay north
ward two other stops being made for
k&z4i guests. who Incluisi the VII
ccxss. Rjess. krudsszS and F4irchilis.
AZ sous Of these points Mr.. Bonnie
snG the Advertiser photographer made
pictures The scenery along the route
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-24

breast the SEA. their sides psrpsndieu-
larly furrOwsd ty erosion and here sni
there split by streams that have made
BY ages Of Iabor sRd. perhaps, with
seismic help, eo51. fern arniturei. nar-
row valleys Far NJ one Of these, lived
the lspsr who held the Provisional
troops at bay years ago ani saved his
castle IN the air and himself from cap
5ure OF harm. at last dying Of his
E2lady in his own pallet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-24

Few pe-pIs live IN the Eind~ard
valleys Z native family here and there,
for whose Use Z thrilling trail has been
cut along the sides Of the steep range
easily II sight from the sea.
The barking sands and the wastes
Of Mana were vieEed With interest, =
disposition bsiHg shown On bOari 70
compel the barOns, II possible, to take
those Mana lands for their sins. There
vas II surprise shown that the KIND
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-24
collie. CHOLERA
AND pIARRHOEA REMEDY.

This medicine Is well known for its
prompt cures OF bowel complaint.
which, is always more or less preya-
lent at this season Of the year. An
attack OF iiarrhOea Is liable TO come
on without warning, and IL bottle
Of Chambsriain's Collie, Cholera and
piarrhOea Remedy is kept in the house
all danger OF serious Illness may be
avoided For sale by Benson. Smith
* Co. Ltd. agents for Hawaiian
Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-24

Vas ekzrEizg-at first tie vivid grsez
u plantations running hack % foothills
ttz1 So01 lifted Themselves iEr0 Z great
Mountain eEzil Nov and than the
fash II s1rszu< and ezsezfes e0uId be
sssa q gsFssr-Iis= faZztziEs q the
rocky beach insiz5iHg the famous
Sporting Hon Gradually, - The Ma
ira Eez drew % the EizfEari side az
The island the lzni=.zpe tsczze in
prsss5Ts- Thsrs tE= green 111atain=
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-24
UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
general delivery for the week ending
March 2lst. 1906:
Benham, Mrs WI McC3ndless. Miss
Bowman, Theodore Elizabeth G
BassOm. Alexander Meyer Master Ru-
Bremen. Gustav dolph
Bush. Edwin E Mirror. Mrs.
Burger. p Myers. DE
Cape. Robt ~ Napoleon. Miss
Campbell, Thomas Elizabeth
Erickson. Mrs @ NiebOer. Master
George, Mrs Lizzie John
Helbush. K L Raymond. Mrs
HOskins, Mr. Mary
Howe, A W Sexton. Dr. Leo I.
Hussy, Albert SpoOner. EFT
jayne, Miss Dora Stewart, W.
Jensen, Louis % Thomas, Peter
PACKAGES.
Blakeslee, Miss Reverend, c "
Constance Hill
HOdgsOn, Caspar "
JOSEPH G. PRATT.
Postmaster.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-24

The 8. z Alameda IL due from San
Francisco On Friday.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04

Totals ........ 1896 s77 2541 eo5
Whitield's plurality Zone district
i~nissing), 1,T1s. Athens plurality Zone
district m~issing), 1886.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04

in Warren county, Bryan having car
ried 1t, but below the usual hsures'
Senator Cornish was reelected by a
majority much ahead of the presi-
Dental candidate, defeating Rober M.
Petty, Republican. Harry b, Moon, Oh
Phillipsburg, goes to the Assembly,
and T. H. Weider to the office of
sheriff, both by majorities indicating
about 500. Barber, Democrat. carried
the county over Congressman Charles
N. Fowler by about 300. In Hacketts-
town Barker. Democrat, was elected
Mayor.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
VICTIM, FIFTEEN
YEARS OLD, STEALS.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4-Joseph
Maginnis, Is years old, of s22 South
Delhi street, shrunken, trembling and
hollow-eyed, was brought before Mag
Gallagher by his mother yes
terday, with che request that the couit
some measure to break the boy
of the cocaine habit, to which, his
mother said, he has been addicted two
years. Cravings for the drug, which
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
ROOSEVELT TELLS WHAT
TAFT VICTORY MEANS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4-President
Roosevelt today rave his Interpretation
of the victory of the Republican party
at the polls yesterday when he said to
the newspaper men whom he received
in his office;
This administration has meant a
steady effort and progress which should
never be allowed to deviate into an I'M
wise radicalism on the one hand nor
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
Other Automobile Supplies

Chauffeurs' Norfolk Suits of Gray Cravenstte;
S22. so and SIT. so.
GAUNTLET Gloves for men and women-tan and black
leather, fur and fur-lined; Soc to $l2.5O
Mems Boots-wool lined; cravenette and leather; to
wear over the shoes; all sizes; So. so, 50 and SIS.
Mems Puttee and other style leggins of waterproof
cloth, leather, fur and fur-lined; $2.75 to $27. SO.
ITEMS and Women's Auto Shirts of p~onchos of plain
rubber, cravenette and other waterproof materials; SIS. rs to $40
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
COUNCIL IS TIED
AND mfREEHOLDERS
BOARD REPUBLICAN


Richard Booth, former county collector,
is q candidate for his old job.
The Board of F~reeholdcrs will prob
ably stand.
First Ward-Frank e. Ward. r.
Second-Christian r. volz, r.
Third-John Bull, r.
Tourth-Horace B. Holcombe, r.
Nfth-Eugene A. Clancy. D.
Sixth-W. G.. Weigel, r.
Seventh-John ]. Brady, D.
Eighth-C. J. Anthem, r.
Ninth-Frank F. Driver, r.
Tenth-David B. Nathan. r.
Observation-Disclosures d. Gottlieb. r.
Tweifth-Dennis w. Toye. D.
Thirteenth--B. F. Lacey, r.
Observation-Disclosures Ahner, r. !
Fifteenth-Richard r. Malta, r.
sixteenth-Harry B. OConnell, r.
East Orange-Wailace Oughletree, R.,
and David A. Mcbride, r.
OrangeeCharies Alderman, r., and
Charles Romine. r.
West Orangs-Christopher Mosler, r.
Northumberland Winslow, R., and
Hugh Gallagher. r.
Bloomfield and Glen ~Ridge-Benja-
min Haskell. r.
South Orange-walter A. Evans, r.
Verona. Edgar De Camp. r.
Caldwell-Edward Peck, r.
Livingston-Amos W. Harrison, r.
Nutley-John Howe, r.
Irvington-Lewis e. Voorhees,. r.
MillburnSGeorge W. Eager, r.
Belleville-Pierrs Black, R.
Republicans, 20; Democrats. 8. Pres
ent board a. tie, -
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
Two BIAzEs IN EAST ORANGE.

East Orange fremen extinguished a
chimney blaze in the building owned py
Macmillan Kusy. on Main street.
Shortly after / o'clock this morning
the department extinguished a brusn
fire on Glenwood avenue near Park .
nue..
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04

into an unwise conservatism on tne
other. The nomination OF Mr.. tart was
q triumph over r~eactionary conservat-
ism, and his election was a triumph
over unwise and improper radicalism-
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
SIS and So Waists--$2
A Truly Remarkable Offering for Thursday

Thousands of beautiful Drss Waiss# are offered in one of the best ahSo the season.
MSaie in light blu, pink, maha lavender and white
There are eight dsMnd models to choose from; the entire yoke are beautifully designed Ell
with Baby Irish madMoas and trimmed with Irish Crochet md Vaencennes lace collar rand sic
trimmed.
Included in the lot ae several hundred Brussels Net Waists in white and cru in all S.
the newest and uptodae models I'M in all wanted sizes These waists are worth regularly 4
and S6 but we offer them tomorrow at the little price of. ;. =. =. -. =
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04

other boys had taught him to SNUFF,
have made a thief of him, Mrs. Magin-
mis- said. The magistrate sent him 10
the House of Detention. where he will
be treated.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
Free Medallions

A Medallion Portrait OF oneself
or friend In black or colors is a fine
hing to have and It needn't cost you
cent II you purchase $40 worth of goods
in this store at one time or in a number
of visits, and select one of our inexpen-
sive frames in which to preserve the
medallion.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04

tbs :. 1878 1914 s1s 22o 1898 7s2
Seekers plurality 7s4. I~nsraham's
plurality sos. O'Connelrs plurality 81.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
DEMOCRATIC GAIN
IN WARREN COUNTY.

Especial to The Evening star.l
HACKETTSTOWN, Nov. 4.-The
latest returns give Democratic success
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
Womcn'S Gloves 69c

We have just received 1000 dozens
women's 2-clasp Lambskin Gloves OF
our importation, In all the most fashion
able shades-tans, browns. reds, slate
and black kind that should sell at 81
a pair, and we are going to place ROC
them on sale at only ......... W
Biarritz 6-Button Length French
Kid Gloves, in tan, red, brown, gray,
navy blue, black and white; self S1.Iq
and white stitching; special priced -
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Mems Gloves

Mems Cape and Pique Walking
Gloves In assorted tans with 81 Sn
Paris point stitching; gusset .CU
fingers; special at..........
Mems Cape and Pique Walking
Gloves with Paris point stitching; 81
gusset fingers; assorted tans; H.25
Boys Cape 0loves-In all sizes,
o to s; various tan shades; Paris ST.
point stitching; $t.25 kind
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
Talking Machines

Disk Talking Machine Cabinets made of oak; 1i-tn. top; f3-In.
base. 6H- deep; to-in. turn table with t4-n flower horn; taperng
arm with six io-hL disk records-an equipment worth S3S, TO 1lS
be sold tomorrow at only - AZ
A visit to ii will afford you quite a treat, for here you Can listen = TN voices OF inc
gat singers and the best bands. There are concerts when you WBn thsm Al arc
welcome.
Victor and Edison Talking Machines and Records of every kind ire IN
sale here o IN easy terms
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
Moving Pictures
I'm Your Home.
Machine Costs Only $40.

The Monograph is truly marvellous mchine-so simple, 20 safe that mere
chnd an operatei ard throw pictures 34l feet or a screen in N ordinary SIZED
room at home-iust as clearly as It is done in the vaudeville houses
Think of the possibilities for amusement in ne of these moving picture ma
chimes And the cost is SO tihing only So
The Monograph has received the unqualified Endorsement OF tn bureau OF
Combustbes.
The Monograph car b. bought or our popular Club Plan, about which
particulars will be given lin the Sporting Goods Dept, and Floor.
In vi Toy Dept. will be found full line of the new and fascinating society
fad The Pastime Puze-hom 2c to 81 CO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15
gOnstTuyen pu0EtaS, p8TsiaRas y mampaTas
De TODAS CLASSES.
FinIay Brothers & WaymOuth Trading Co.,
MADERAS Y FERRETERIA

TaboncllO, chaan eavoes hecho orden Gran exis-
ca dc MADEIRA de odas classes arcuos de rretera
q precios sin competencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15
ELSR CELLS SUSIE
tuye en- Adjuntas
al ST. Gonzalez.
DssGmpe1aba este iItimO el cargo
Dc COIsctOT De Rant8s.
81 faDTl { hleOF8s IigGFssl lplIessIta % q
IOI, hibrIl q lnhlTgtTSOuD SO pOT eIOnlO
dOllS DFSpIotl.os.
(De nasstro oOrrespOnsaE) }

Enero, 12.-HRCs RIgunor dfa3, as hR'
llG de-amp mpehando 81 cargo de Collector de
cuta pueblo, 81 BehoF don Miguel de Cells
Porrata, que oCupaba igual deatino ca 81
de Naguabo.
81 saieE Cells u9 encuentFa algo deli
cado de nalud, habiendo tsnido que guar
daF cams durants aIgunOI dfag; , apesaF
de estc, Cs u We muy Rctivo On 81 eztFiCtO
Cumplimiento ds OF deber.
IA Yenido GustituiF 81 senior don Ju'
Lie Gonzales, que por up periodic dc cuatro
afipa pE6ximGraente ID dsSempefi6 con be-
nepl6oito de todos Io1 yCsinon, por 90 CO..
EIacCi6n, honTadez J Iaborio1idad.
El gsdoE Gonzalez hR deIampefRdo W..
EioI Cl1gos p6bliCog; antFe olIon, 81 de Bo.
OFetario del aYuntamisnt9 y iusgado muni.
Cipal do Pefinelaa.'
-PaFeCs que ID circular ntimero 81 del
senior TeIoEeFo, fsCha 4 de DiciambFo iIti-
mo, llegade aquf 81 dfa 8 sn donde sa Ie
daba un plazo de is dfas. para quedar
smbaEgados los ContEibuyentss moToBoa,
motive % cesantfa. EI aafinr Tesorer0 Id
dsbido teneF ca Cuanta, que Adiuntag, 10
Compone de II baFEiol. con una iuEiHliC.
ci6n extenns apaFte dc Lar Ilnvias frecuen.
ter y que d 1eiiar Gonzalez apesar dc Osto,
he hsoho ouRnto # III Rn pOdidO poE Ia CO..
81 dato mas aiocuepta e1 que 81 senior
Gonzales hR Escaudsdo pr contribucionaa
de1do 81 dfa primeEo de NoYiombEo hasta
81 % de Diciembre en que hizo antrega, Il
1uma DE S 4,367 81 mGu msnoa
Adem6g loo Fecibns de cOntribUcione8 de
-.
yor parta ds sllel, Gegdn infoEmes adquiri.
doa dehen Ger osncaladoa por Ta2One8 dis
tintAP
DuTanfs. 81 tempo que da1smpen6 anto
dOBtino 81 sefior Gonzalez, no ha diptruta'
do De IN nolo dfa dG licsnCia 10 hsmo1
VITO aiempFe aUxiliandO s Los tauadoYCs s
invastigadoEeI 81 TODD y ponibIa No solo
trabAjAhn octivamante, aino que para me
ioF Cumplimianto del gsrViCio tsnfa como
ayu IRnts s 90 hijo Armando, joVsn de d
sfos, que a-tabR II coETionto da Ia oROins.
A6juntaa es pna Jurisdiction muy e1pe;
Cial y diStinta az otRas de Ia isIa poH no
ContaF para CubEiE rus impaFiosa8s nsce-i.
dadsI, entire elta1 Iag contribucionO1 mas
que con 81 pEoducto maEmadfGimo hoy,
CuRl sB 81 Caf6
La AMI que 4q4 V6c1n08 0e eSla &0n0s no
pusden adm taniendo sobrada voluntsd,
pogaE aus contribuciones mas que de- Nc
viembEO FehFeEo de cada afio; por ero
guRgen difo1lt3des numeRoEaH para Is Co.
bFansa de aquaIlag.
De- modo que d fueEa hacsEse una III
guroIa APPLICATION de Il Ley de Rsntau en-
esta jpTindicei6n exiemp poF6neRmente, ha'
bEia de embargaEus CUando menog, an 90.
sonts poE cisnto doIIaa pRopiedodou,
All. que no dqbe prs1umiEas baio con.
cepto alguno, nsgIigencia On 81 Collector
que eHtnvo q frents Dc u indiCada CobTan
50 hanta 81 % dc DiciembEe 6ltimo.
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cuavtala. napa il nolicfa r.. ....o;....
A roI;c5os a 900 la ~ 49,,
- cS-s~ ,S,.I a,;ls Fl. -e1-S y SSs
conStots ~ sjB9os ~ ss1oS a.S. s9bor;te -saI
temente ssrfs Sonvsnients f.bricar &
oomnTSr ousTtele- nrS h noliofo cnrndo
pueda hscaFna con venteia ~. 81 "a.
hieFno.
Deben tOmsrEs madidpu nara Il nusvo
nvnanoapto ,ds Is fnsrra ActToIroS0ts 800
eta armada con onraIDino- = Tav6lvoT- nue
sI narertansto de IS c1e1rO ,....s 81 i
GohiaTno TnrnIoy. ~ oensfIo -s,sr Is la
ma rTeAa n-TI ana s rs-te-, ovre.. Z I-s ~
1s;Iic;o- ~ Tos 5ivsr-o1 ~ "A ~. -
49, -':' - -. = ~ -T 49, W.
IzS HS,ea.t. ~ Ss.S-sT -,s.,o :.
"a inS1isr "a ~ hsnef;cio- "a - IaE -
eI nspoTf.r1e,to ds n - y;,t.-
oblie- "a 4 ~ lIvioii65e r Inr -.
maI eqpipoE pre1tadoZ, El DeDprf-.
mant6 ha COM .ntido bondadou.uae05s- a
g. 1l = a Il t5-. ~ eL q
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De S0GIElAl.

Que Rsei0re.-E1t6 EeCoiidG en- cana en-
Ga EcAidencia del ''VeEgallea'', con d grip
Re u diltingUidR 1efi0Fa PegqueEa de We
GO, cgp0la del nefigr Manuel Vega de Il
cOmoEcial 81. Blanco , Co" Da1samor
pEonto Eestabloeimient0 & la dana ca.
feEma.
PerSonGgea -LlOgaron Ry0r { eSta ciu'
dad con objet0 de aGi8tiE las nsaiono- de
IL legislatuFa, Ion dalegado1 Santiago Vi
Valdi de YGuco, Lodo. Fsiix E&nt0ni, de
ATscibO J Viosnts BOEgss de AguAdilIa
ES osFtdmsn De bslIssg.. - Ha Cau1ado
muy bgenR impression |0n el alemsnto f..
menina de ezta Ciudnd , Il iGla, u invita-
Ci6n hecha para que Puerto Rico figure GA
el quito torneo Ga que g0 disputaE6 81 phi
meE pFenai0 de- hormeSuFa para u mujeE
'smfB bslIa del mundo." Tia G0RFsgp0n.
dencia'' hR publiOado :Ios aEtfEticaa EetEa'
tog De MGPgarita Frey y HsguiF6 dAnd0
ConocsF IoI detallGI del ceEtGmOn llovado
& efscto en- Chicago y en- 81 que obtuvo ID
linda Fubia q primer pusGto ca ID belleza
femenina de los Eatsdou Unido1. Puerto
Rico tiGne una heEmosfSimA pl6yade de
mujOrsI dignaI de figuraF ca u pFimsra
dnea del gran CeRtGmen en- ella, Eegu.
Esmsnta, eIt6 ''la mujeE mas bella del
muudo."
Garnet de 6OdGs.-La notiCia e. do Goa.
mo y pueds informaF muY bisn nm diutin,
guido dolegadO de ls CGmaEa, que pauada
ID lGgisIotuEa FoCibir6 ID dulce aprobaCi6n
ds 50 proyeCto de Icy rsali1hndo o. gEata
agpiEaCi6ny , OonstitnYendo diChOso nido de
ventura. Por RhOra no podemoS dar mf1
infoEmCA
gRMPER
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BOSTON BlZLR,

Cads dfa tianOn mayor aoeptsCi6n IoI
ia. En- ObjotOB inOs para cAballsFOs como
cOrbatas CinturOnsS, pujamAH, msdiaB, CO.
miBa4 Cuello4 etC., OtC., 81 Burtido g e.
pl6ndido. En- art1Oulos de fantasia COM
pIaosmo1 q gusto mGB CaprieboHO. ACa'
bamo8 De EeoibiE an bonito nurtido dc
psinstas para BsdoEan Tambien tsnemoI
ca OOnstanto existoncis paEagunu, mslOta1
para viaje, goEEas s infnidad de artiCulos
que SeRla prolific enumeEaR. Todo
PEeoio Bumamont0 m6dico.
POE todoI Lon COTFGos EeCibs noVedRdel
81 ''Boston BazaE", de Oo1t61 = Mufig.
Sen FFancigco 81.
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ANUECIO De SUBlSTl.
DspastameatO del Interior Otsoina del
6lperintsndsnts de O5ras PGbEeas.

lep@sE sE@WteAtO 0St GbteFGOF.- OJeot0W uet
6lperintsndsnts de O5ras PdbEeas.
San Juan, Ensro 13 de 1908.
PEopoaiCioneI en- pliegos Cerrados para
u adjudication en- p6bliCa BubaBta de 5 To-
tas de 500 metros c6biCo1 m6g msnos dc
pisdEa en- brute. para 81 frme do Ioa 5 p1i.
meKos Kilometres de Ia cagEetsEa ARGcib0-
LaEes Gs admitir6n sn o1ta oGcina hasts Ins
10 4. m. del dia % de KnsEo de 1908, que
e abTirEn p6bIicamsnts.
L08 licitldoEe1 podEGn ohtsR uno s
mks lotag, , 81 plazQ pa1a 81 guminiutro de
90 solo loto uaEG dc 2messB; para VaEios
8 tQdog de me1o8
Tod0s 1os dates nOoOGEios 60 daRkn "a
asta efcina donde Go oncUontEau do mani.
tis1tO tOdog lo1 doolue11 qus han de 70.
eiE ca u OontEata , podEfn Eocoier Ios T.
citadoEe- loE modaloI ds pEopo1iCionsl qua
han Do preIantnF.
Ia adminIstRaci6n @ RouoEVa q degeeho
10 deSsChar oualquiaEs 8 tOdas las propo.
sicienos. De oEdcn del ComiCionado del
IntsrioR, J. Z Jimtns1, suporintsndsnts
da OhTag Pdblioal. va
3
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EI monyai0 del g0boFn2doP Posi-.

Hacs TeCOmsntaGiOnes TesDsGtO a 10
judicial, tituIaCi6n De tsITBHOs.
TStrihuci6n a iuTadOs, CO05ifica-
CidD, Obrss de puerto, riegOlins-
truCGi6B, sanidad, pOIicfa Insu-
Isr, agriculture, crsaci6n De un
negOCisdO insuIar de stTabajO, ley
electoral, guaTdla naCiOnaI, mu-
nlGipiOs y aIdeas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15
UNGUENTO De 0OAN
Cura radicaImente las aImorranas.
eczema, piCaz6n 8 comez6n de
la piel

La primera aplicacion del I'm
guento de Doan, calma la irrita-
cion en- casos de picaz6n Q come
z6n de la piel y en- la mayoria
de los casos, una sola Iatita es
10 sufciente para curar radical
mente los peores casos de almo-
rranas (salidas 8 sanguinolentas)
ronchas, aradores, saba1ones, sar-
pullido, aspereza del CUTS, g1ie-
tas, herpes, barros, espinillas, etc.
FL UNGUENTO De DOAN BESPERCU1E EL CUTS.
No debe faltar en- el SBudoir>
de las sefloras. Los hombres de-
ben" usarlo en- Ia noche del dia
de barba 8 afeite. Una buena
friccion al acostarse por la no
che Y obs6rvese la blancura y
suavidad del CUTS al dia siguien-
te despu6s del bafo.
PROCURESE en- las boticas y
tiendas que venden medicinas.
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sEMPER.

PARA cURAR UNI REsFRIADo
ENfUND tome q LAxATTyQ BRoMo
QUnnHA. 81 botioaEio b deYolveEa 81 dinero ena
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