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The newspaper., 1908-07-03
Forest Destruction.

When the cutting up of the public
domain began a century ago the lands
so cut. as well as large parts OF the
original states, contained the most
abundant forests then standing in the
temperate zone. To illustrate what
their destruction has been. and how
needless. 1t is only necessary to con-
slider the pine forests about the Great
Lakes. There were in that region 60
years ago. says J. L. Mathews. in the
Atlantic. upward of 350,0O0. .000. 900
board feet of white pine lumber. stand
ing in almost continuous forests over
northern Michigan, northern Wiscon-
sin, and a good half OF Minnesota.
The cutting OF this timber began in a
small way. few million feet a year
Gradually this increased until It
reached two. three and even four bill
lion, and then swept upward with a
rush to aggregate nearly 5000. .000. 900
in year. Then as the forests gave
out 1t dropped, until to-day it is less
than 5000. 100000 feet year. at which
rate the end is fast approaching.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03
The Denver Democratic
Contention Made Plain



Bailey Com
minds without bias we Will Simply
Dem
ocraic Committee
l90 legisaed
Of having resolution
specifically indicated Bailey
proper
direct that
Glenwood,
to do something with Denver 1t shead
10
The of limiting
campaign,
to
the Bailey Baley
call to the qualifications of primaries
aw
For above
Convention
There being
nodnay
qualifications
that
the State Convention will
provided
TO even give the annual Denver contention hearing whatever
The newspaper., 1908-07-03
Italians on Emigration.

itdIidnS on GnI9TdtIon.
Emigration and its resllts is a live
topic of conversation among all classes
of society in Italy. l have witnessed
many hot discussion in the town
secretarys Office when l was cleaning
statistics. Several men always fol-
lowed the stranger into the office and
stood by, interested listeners, until ap-
pealed to for their opinions. 1 was
surprised to discover how we'll posted
nine out of every ten are, with def
mite, well-thought-out convictions, ia
vorable or unfavorable to the move
ment according to their social position.
A southern landlord in the province of
Molise told me, with bristling mus
tache and keen flashing eyes, writes
Antonio Mangano in Charities and the
Commons, that every year he is find
ing 1t more difficult to secure laborers
ITO raise his wheat, and he is compelled
to pay such as are available three
times as much as he ever did before.
turned to Pietro, brawny workman,
who stood listening and smiling to
himself, with his hands in his pockets.
,"Well, and what do you think Of this
emigration to American" l asked. He
Strengthened involuntarily, the hands
came out Of his pockets to assist his
rapid gesticulators Italian. "Ah!
signor, emigration is one great bless
ing to our country. What would all
of these people do here, except to live
more wretchedly. If that were possi-
BILE, while the latifondisti Qandown-
ers) are fattening upon their life
blood! The fact is, If it hadn't been
for emigration, We must have ended
by eating one another up. Once there
was no money in this town. Now we
all have little and we poor contadini
don't have to go to the padrone and
beg loan and pay him so per cent. on
1t. No! No, No one can doubt that
emigration is a great blessing"
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

The fact remains on the eve OF ad-
journment OF Congress that a solemn
pledge repeatedly made by the Re
publican party to revise the tariff un-
der whose burden the people groan
and by which Infamous trusts have
been made possible has been unful-
filled. No effort to revive the tariff
has been made by either the president.
Secretary Taft, his chief adviser, or
the Congress. The president did try
to get wood pulp on the free list and
thus relieve the newspapers and pub
fishers of the country, but Congress
The newspaper., 1908-07-03


There is a possibility that Great
Britain may have another little war"
on its hands, though the seriousness of
the situation is yet to be disclosed.
The eruption Of horde of Afghan
tribesmen into India through the his
toric Khyber pass has a threatening
appearance, but If the movement is
merely that Of irresponsible natives
looking for trouble the probability is
they will find what they seek when
they come In contact with the British
forces. The attitude of the ameer of
Afghanistan seems to be somewhat in
doubt, and until he shows his hand
the exact character of the movement
cannot be determined.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

In January the Democratic State
Press association adopted a resolution
urging an early convention that the
party machinery might get reorganized
and into motion in time to accomplish
more good. Now the question is be
ing raised as to what Is custom. Any
custom or party practice that tends
to retard activity should be relegated
to the scrap pile. No new party ma
chinery can possibly organize a state
in the usual sixty days and no old
machine ever has because of uncer-
tainty of the members being contin-
ued-so between the do nothing" and
the mot sufficient time to do some.
thing" the party and state tickets
get bumped to defeat. Pay attention
to the petition Of the state editors and
get the party machinery into motion
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

The Denver Post, after claiming to
be the only protector Of Mayor Speer
in the late campaign. is now assum-
ing to the role Of real guardian of the
mayor and wet nurse to the state Dem
ocracy. AS business proposition for
the Post, that journal twhose loyalty
is governed by the size of the bribe)
is now demanding of the Glenwood
convention that that body make no
compromise with Senator Patterson.
but Immediately spew him and the
Bailey delegation out OF the party.
That is easily understood-the Post
and its associates are and have for
months ridiculed and opposed Bryan.
OF course ,hey want the ranks of the
Bryan state forces shattered.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

To the gentlemen OF the warning
factions in Denver: Get together be-
fore the GlenwoOd Springs convention
or over the transom you go, all of you.
The convention will know no faction
will favor neither-Camera, Boulder.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

The present Republican congress
has done so much of nothing that 1t
will keep the member mighty busy
telling his farmer constituent about it
little later.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03
Voice Of the State Press
II IL Is Good. II 10 Worth
Repeating

Jefferson and Franklin are CON
testants for the Democratic nomination
for governor of Colorado. II Wash
ington should drop in now 1t would
makes things seem like old times
Press. Leadvllle.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

The Republicans have taken a stand
against the precinct primary system
while the Democrats demand it as ex-
pressive of the people direct.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

The eighth wonder of the world has
been discovered in the recent Denver
city election. Both sides grant that
it was honest-thanks to disply of
legal authority.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

Don't hold your breath till scuie
one tells you of the accomplishments
of the Goth congress. II you do, you
are a dead one in a few minutes.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

The Democrats OF the San Juan want
Senator Thomas Annear selected as a
delegate to the Democratic national
convention. The party could go much
further and do much worse. Tom An.
near is a man of ability and is always
n Democrat. The party knows lust
where to find him at all times. The
San Juan country is Democratic
stronghold and is entitled to more
that IT asks for.-Press, Leadville.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

Even the three Colorado congress
men deserted Roosevelt with some OF
his pet measures dead on his hands.
II Roosevelt was right. then his Colo
RADIO worshippers will be compelled to
admit that their congressman were
wrong-Gazette, Wray.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

Did you or are you about to fill those
vacancies in your local committees
ready for business? Your own precinct
is the only one you can really influence
by personal effort. Get busy,
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

Will some wise one tell us in Colo
RADIO what and who are Democrats.
Some say it is geographical Gdes-
ton and others purely as to social
and official environments.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

Hsis amusing TO read some of the
editorials in our Democratic exchanges
since the Denver election. Before the
election the boys were mum. absolutely
mumAwould not even offer a predic-
tion as TO the probable result. but now
they Hop their wings. utter their sweet
est cock.a-doodle-doo for Bob and hop
down of the fence and spike poor old
Tom numerically with their little
spurs.-Review, Fort Collins.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

We hope the Democrats OF GARFIELD
county will see the point and select
men and women as state delegates
who have not been in the habit OF
attending such gatherings. - Ava
lanche. Glenwood.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

would have none Of II. The day OF
reckoning Will be an early date next
ovember.-Tribune, Boulder.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03
Thoughts and Comments
With q Purpose by the
Live w.

The Republicans have taken stand
against the precinct primary system
while the Democrats demand it as ex-
pressive of the people direct.
Don't hold your breath till some
one tells you of the accomplishments
of the Goth congress. IL you do, you
are a dead one in a few minutes.
The present Republican congress
has done so much of nothing that 1t
will keep the member mighty busy
telling his farmer constituent about it
little later.
The eighth wonder of the world has
been discovered in the recent Denver
city election. Both sides grant that
it was honest-thanks to a disply of
legal authority.
Will some wise one tell us in Colo
RADIO what and who are Democrats
Some say it is a geographical Gdes-
ton and others purely as to social
and official environments.
Did you or are you about to fill those
vacancies in your local committees
ready for business? Your own precinct
is the only one you can really influence
by personal effort. Get busy.
The Denver Republican lovingly sug
gests to Mayor Speer that he was
elected to care for the affairs of Den
yer and that he had better be salts
fled with that and let others care for
the state.
If careful reading of the Demo
cratic state press is any index the
party outside of Denver is getting
into a nasty mood regarding the new
er-ceasing Denver squabble intruding
itself into state politics.
Who is running over the state in
an endeavor to, influence county dele
cations to the state convention? And
why should this be? Colorado Demo
Gratis will do well to look after their
own business at the right time and let
the other fellow attend to HIS.
The Denver Republican. endeavoring
to talk by the text, first says that
Mayor Speer will personally control
the Glenwood convention and in the
HtNl pdIdSTdpH Says lHdN Nue SldAt
delegation will not be instructed for
Bryan. Now what does the Republican
know about IL. anyway. or is IL con
tinuing in the inner courts Of Democ-
racy since the city election?
At last, after Hearst has forced his
petition for a recount OF .the ballots
cast in 1905 for mayor Of New York,
he has been permitted by the highest
court to have the count. The counting
so far is running him ahead of Nc
Clelland at a ratio. which If continued.
will bring him in as mayor of New
York very soon by about 10000. Thus.
again. city ballot box thievery is being
uncovered and rebuked. Let the good
work go on-no matter who IL hurts.
till the gangs are forced TO respect
the sacredness of the ballot.
After six months of doing nothing.
the Republican Congress. seeing sure
defeat ahead, has hurriedly put to
commercial paper financial para
graphs. and called II compromise
emergency currency bill" They
had better have let the tail go with
the hide" as II will, for no man can
know what that bill stands for any
more than Colorado knows OF the rail
road commission law that was passed
by the silly Sixteenth as a blind TO
Colorado farmers who had demanded
relief. Brand the Sixtieth Congress
as a failure.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

The Denver Republican lovingly sug-
gests to Mayor Speer that he was
elected to care for the affairs of Den
yer and that he had better be salts
fed with that and let others care for
the state.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

II a careful reading of the Demo
cratic state press is any index the
party outside of Denver is getting
into a nasty mood regarding the new
er-ceasing Denver squabble intruding
itself into state politics.
The newspaper., 1908-07-03

Who is running over the state in
an endeavor TO. influence county dele
cations to the state convention? And
why should this be? Colorado Demo
Gratis will do well to look after theiI
own business at the right time and let
the other fellow attend to HIS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-01
Para los que Sc Gssen,

81 RcEsditado ebtabIecimiento de move.
dRdes, Las NovedadeB" acsb0 de FecibiF
81 mas espl6ndido surtidO de CamsB para
matrimonio. AoCGsoEioa de colchaB, dc
todan q .BsS , preCios. sdoTnos, alfombra1
y todo 81 squiPo para aquelIaB, De 10 mss
modeFno y artiHtioo, zs oncuentTan allf.
Hay veTdadsERH obras de arts las mas
lindas CamAS 90 ofrecen 81 p6blico. Ell
AUEtido Dc obistoH do fantasia, eHenoiRg,
sombEeEoE para aeiioTaB y BefioEitss aEtf.
culoE para Caballsrou, sigue RieDdo do los
mGg aCEeditadog. FL buen Bazaar de Is
callo Dc San Francisco sigus meEaCisndo d
moioE CEedito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-01
ANUNCIO De SUBlSTR.
San Juan, P. r. aO-19O8.
DGpartlnunto dh interior.
Ofcina del Supt. de O5raS Pa6bcas

San Juan, P. r. 3O-19O8.
PropoaicionsH On pliegoS ceFTadoa Taya
10 adjudication en- pdbIica aubaBtR de lan
obras de construction de Ios estriboR para
81 puente UsAbOn , de 22O metros lineRlas
de CaTreterR, Sscci6n Alb onito BSFranqui.
tau, SO admitir6n en esta ofcina hRuta Iaa
10 D. m. del dia 10 de Mayo de 1908, en-
quo 90 sbriE6n pdblicamsnte
81 pEeBupuesto de las obFaB asciends &
($5 600 O0) ciucO mil doIIarg.
Todou los datoB neceuarios ga dar6n en-
eatR tfoinS donde 90 encuentran de mani
fssto tOdou los dooumsntoa que han de
Tsgir On 10 cOntrata y po1rEn rscoisr Lon
licitadoTeE los modelos de pFoposicioneu
qus ban de pEsaentaF.
La administration 10 EeHs,ya el derecho
de EeGhaEar Cunlquiera tOdas Lar propo-
aicioneB
Por orden del Cominionado del Int :
Eior,-J. j. Jimeneg, Supt. Of Public
Works. 12y.
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NDIclDOR GENERAL

CosEJOs A LAS MADREs.- -El jarabe
caImantO de La Sefiora WinsloW debe
uaarse siempre que los nifos estap en- 81
periodO de Ia detencion. Proportions all
vic Immediate al peqUefiO paciente, produ-
ce un sueflo natural tranquilo, allyla q
fiolor 81 angelic despieTta mUy vivo Y
alsgTs. Es muy agrad able q paladars
calma al nifiO, ablanda sus dolores, hace
faciles la funcionen del estomsgo y regula
los intestinOs. Es ell mejor remedio como
cido para la diarrea "a provenga esta de L.
dsnticion de cuslquieTa ora eausa.
Tengase mucho cuidadO en- pedir Ell "JaTa.
be Calmatne de la Sefiora Winslow" es el
meior de todos.
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Los 8OnbT0T08 % 'Ll8 N0T011dP8. !"

Hs OauEado muy gFata impression entire
81 olemento fsmenino de rita Ciudad do
la isis, 81 gran suEtido de bonitoI = ele'
gantes EombEaToS que todaB formaG ,
pEeciog e1t6 TeCibiendo IL aOTeditada item
do dc modaV 'tLaI Novsdades." PFopioI
para la eataCi6n de Los tiltimoS modOlol
do Paris, Nusva York, LondFesy Madrid
tiensn "LaB NoVsdadas'' 81 mfs sSpl6di'
do 1uEtido de BombEsEOs para Ssnora8, us.
noEitaS J nihGR que daEGn pEuObaE :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-01

EN- LA '.NUEVA PARIsIENsE E"
San Ju.to ntmero 49, Sa vsnde M eu'
peio de cuerpo entsrO, dOu vitTinaS dc oEia'
tales MADEIRA, va1ias CoTredeTaS de made
Ea cristsles para spREadore1, fgu1aH
de cera para ex poner gombreroB y difeEsn'
tsB vidrieras para ezponaE objeto yarloP.
Praoioa Iimitad0g. 10 Y. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-01

DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibed at "LA VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
cintas fnas para lazos y bandas; las hay
Faldas Abrigos de seda para Sefloras,
asf como los mejores Casimires, Alpacas,
Camisetas lej1timas Crepe etc; estOs
Otros muchos arti3ulOs se acaban de recibir
en- La "VILLA DE MADRID". VisitenOs
pidanos muestras y lie atendeTemos
gustosos.
r. o. Box. 764. Telefono 278
San Francisco 81. San Juan, p, R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-01
USADO CON EXTRAORDINARY FRECUENGA POE
81 PrGsIdORtO del CoRSsI0 Executive Do
COBgF0S0.

G0BgE0S0.
Isl la experiences de RIgunol AMOS de
pF6CtiCa m6dics pusde tenar aIg6n vail
miento, nadie Be extSafiarG que en ellis
fGnde mis- aBsvaTacioneB cuando Be tFata de
emitir una opinion gobre IN medicamsnto
que he uasdo CON extEaoFdinaRia ffecuen
Gle. Me refero 4 la Emulsion de Scott
La psrfsCts union de loI componenteg, el
agFRdRbls naboF que determins 10 bien que
ss conBeEva mientraB 90 eut6 empleando, y
BobEe TODD Las impoFtantss indicRcioneg me.
diCRB que liens, son 80 mejor , mss HegurR
gavAntfR.
Por egR FaE6n aun on las snfeYmedades
81 paFsOeE mas incuTableg como la tisis, IsB
OaqGe9iGV, las egor5fWIas, las GnemiGs, 81
rGquitismO Ia debilidad general IL fqltq De
dsSaFYolIO en- las muieEe8 , sn los nifio8
otTa lATgR TeTiO que BoEfa prolific GnumerRT,
90 We que ests EuatRncia opeTR verdadeEon
milsgros, y que los enfeTmog que per de.
cirlo aBf, De hallAbBn Las pusEtRB de 10
mueEte, 90 tFanafoFnan de pTonto adqui'
Eisndo fueEzsg, Tobustez, color, animaci6n,
salad, on uns pslabTa, que acTedits cRda
dfa ID justicia de Ia famR , del inmenBo
cT6dito de que ta1 dtil preparation gozR
en- todo eI mundo."
Dp RnfnoI rloI ErILo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-01

Ell RON SAN LUIS.-Todo o. mum
do est6 convsncido que sAts from" meEeoe
Ia gran RcsptRci6n que ca toda ia ltls se
le dispense. Les sGfiarsa A.vsEeA def.
manos sismpre tienen grandeB psdidos que
deupachaF On 90 dep6Hito de l. calie de
San jose Z. No contiene niDgunA sus'
tanCia nociva BuI ComponenteE son todoH
dc la msjoF calidRd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-01

Sc DESEA vender diez " gonetas Pc
Fs via de CiuCuents Csntfmstros' aIgun
otEo material TODD en- buen sEtado' lOtoF'
mes al apaEtado ndmero 257, ATeeibo
Puerto Rico. 10 Y. 9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-01

Ell CLUB dc F. Kehrhahn & %.
Ssgala IN reloj de orc ''WalthAm ssma
nelmsnte entire aua Clientes, la Ultima re-
mana obtuvo uno, don Pic de LuiH num-
73 dn San luap.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-01

-sOMBREROs PARA sENORAs,
muy slegautss y & precioB gumamente mo-
dicos, los acAba de recibiE La Iisndita dc
JoSofa EChsvaEria, al lado del ayunta'
miOnto. Vende tAmbi6n efsctoa religto'
uoE Compra envolturas de Jabon OctA'
Unn.-San Juan, Box ZIG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-01

EXPERT Bct kkeeper y accountant
offers his services during evening hours.
+. r., r. O. B. 494.
TENEDOR do hbrOs ofreOe sul aaEVi
cios dc las cinCo de la tards en- adelante.
f. R., P. 0. B. 494. z M.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-01

La administration tene 81 guste de que
prmero Mayo ao Sc evar efecto la grau
Inauguration del Parque diveones Durane 81
de Abr haran las reformas brica pre estara alberto
p1bco de cosumbre E programa de la naugu-
rac6n ser& pubicado mas arde Borinquen Park Co. u
I9edwGY Manager.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-01

Sc ADMITEN propoSicioneu. para 81
RrFendamisnto del piBo alto de 10 cas- ntl'
nero 40 de Ia calls de TstuRn. Informs
r6n an loa baiog de Il misma oaga. '.
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PROPTETARIOs.

Pueden los dtales expentes
ento del vaor vendid
das emate
tsgned) Enrique RamosTn Tnlier-Coector
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-01
SOLGRES EN- SlETURGe.
v. HUSTE & Co.
Sucres. de Tinaud.

Sc venden zoIREsS con fEents ( ID eargs.
tara central , otFoS intsTioTss con calleg
afFmRdaB
Informant w. BouCh. TNuan n6moro
altos. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-01

LANCHA DE GAsOLINA DE VEN
TA.-Da RceEo compEimido. Il pies ds
largo. En- psrfsCto sstado. Con motor do
cabsllo medic de fueT2a, de la Michigan
Steel Boat Co. Toldo de lona:. ArarfJea
de bronco. Con todoE Buu gquiPos; ADcla'
remoa, astau, banderaH, hsrEamientas etc.
PFecio s1psoial. DirijiEBs & Il. v. L6Pf 2
Numa, Box 452, 8 Il Mutlle ESpig6n nd
nero 1, de SO II A. M. y de l T.
Ar 10v.
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IlIISy7I- -IEH-RTTE-T lE R13T1 RICO
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs.

Cocturf Rent nrnas Caguas 81 da u de Mayo
Eguient los
argos eagados hab
ddo conuone vdas dpone Ia Rem
elnaa
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En- esta imprentR Be vende papOl de
p0ri6diGo viejo ~ 90 lon As kilOs (uN
QWintak
In
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JREAsuRY DEPARTMENT OF PoRro Rico
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

=
sUBAsTA PUBLICA. BIENEs INNIUEBLEs.
En Ceoua de Re3taa I9t de Camuy d 20 de Mayo de 1908
todos los bene reaconados cribu
las contrueones vencdas Reas nnas
PROPIETARIos Description de Proped Contributions cs
ERA sUBASTA
To 4cdas barro la" Camuy
Rita Cos 81 cdas .(2uebrada' 1896
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA
Vicente Vins Martinez
Roado 6cdas bobio barro Camuy
Ventura 1casaba
Antonio Santiago 80 "Guaaca" QnebdI 2272
PRINERA sUBASTA
Ramon Cespo 10 barro Puetos' Camu 453
Juan Jose Rivera 20 cdas bario "Quebada" Camuy $50
Cruz a cdas WYor 97
domingo Colon 28 cdas barro "Bayaney" Hailo $50
Luis Maos VlIafane 81 barroA Haiti
On cdas j baro" "Bayaney HahLo
Pedro Coll III 0Abonto' Hatlo 595
1 "Pueblo'
Carmen Fernandez so Hahlo 432
Alberto Brus, (Felx Ro
diguez) so cdas 1O41
RodoHo de JESUS 50 cdas baio San Antonio Qubdas 348
Pueden detaes
del
de
d1as iguiees YeHfc
Fimado, R. Bentez
Aprobad
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GASOLINE LAUNCH FOR sA

GASOLINE LAUNCH FOR SA
LE.-In perfect condition. IA feet long,
compressed steel. Oas and . hRlf Horse
Power Michigan Steel Boat Motor Bron
ss fttirgI throughout Striped cauyaHs
TOP. With complets equipment: anchoF,
oars, f g posts, tools. etc. Rock Bottom
Price. Apply to V. r. Lopez Nuls', Box
452 or Rt Pier nGm. / from to IL A. M.
and from 60 p. M,
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Description de la Propiedad Contribuciones gastos
aproximados
PRIMERA sUBAsTA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

Quakers az Robson opera house
Thursday night. june %. Admission
25c. reserved seats Zoe. 2l.j
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22
Not e 70 Contractors.

Sealed bids viii De received at the
Office OF c. L. Ford. school clerk. wau.
rlka, Okla. until ~ o'clock IN, the
23d Of June. 1905. FOR erection and
completion oi a two story brick and
stone nine room and basement school
house 20 be bull: In the town Of Wau.
rika. Oklahoma.
Each bid shall De accompanied with
a certified check OF per cent OF the
amount Of bid. same TO be made pay.
able 20 treasurer Of school board and
20 be forfeited as liuuidated damages
should the successful bidder fan %
make good and satisfactory bond
within ten days after being notified
OF same Plans can be seen az the
oMce OF G.. H. Ford clerk, Waurika
Okla. and az the office Of j. B
White. archl'e { Nob'e building. Ard
more. Oklahoma W f. Conner
President Of School Board waurka
Oklahoma. 1O.7