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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-16


Mr.. and Mrs. George Blambe, of
near Cumberland, who were here sever
al days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sh2rtzer, returned to their home this
morning.
Mr.. II. P. Horse Power or High
Pressure, just as you please Tasker
he's become associate editor of the
Mountain Democrat, having assumed
his duties last week.
Rev. J. A. McClelland, of Grafton, a
former pastor of the Oakland Presby-
terrain church, spent last Thursday and
Friday in Oakland as the guest of some
Of his former parishioners.
If interested in a threshing outfit see
A. d. Navlor He has a good outfit to
sell at bargain and on easy terms.
The complete outfit in good shape. 1873
Mr.. ard Mrs. Hurley Miller, of near
Oakland left here this morning for a
ten days visit to Ocean City. Md.
where they will visit Mr.. Miller's moth
er, who has resided there for the past
WV } '''''''
Mrs. Charles Whitemore, Of Connells-
li1!e, Fa'' VINO spent a few weeks IN
Oakland visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
vaughn, lett today Tor Philadelphia,
"here Sne VIII visit relatives before
returning nome
Orphans Court Judge Henry Kamp.
aeeonpahleu ny Mrs Ramp came up
70 YAK ian" from the'f nome near Acct
uen. I"SI saturday ana renamed IN
,'"A'al' ana VlclhiIy several days visit
ing re'a''VeS ana friends.
WANTED-Ry lady Of experience, po-
lll.oll AZ manager 9I summer boarding
give references. Address "A. A ;"
care of THE REPUBLICAN. 14tf
The members of St. Paul's NJ Z.
Sunday school will. picnic today at the
RradIev farm, ajio;nirr Oar.Iand NJ
,ol,,aI I'm ..,,,t '''I'''
Schooi VIII meet IN body at the church
the country ybora +ha aou IN -,
enar+
Roy c w urdsor r;u 1oa4,,no -,
.Tncidants in tho 7 ia &c +ha CarouoJ
Folk " in aid Of tho Woroao,s ,T;ss;, ~
arv Society At tbo T1nio,, ob,,raL naax
Park Sat,1rdav T,,I,, 70 %
Admission fec silver col,oo+;on Al
invited
No., :, ~,
, -r0'''i > L. tn, -"ioNey' u Dayaru, w.
tars and + q KoyIor - H. p.tn
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-16
HOTTEST IN TRIRTY-FIVE YEARS
Sundays Weather Was a Record
Breaker for Oakland.

According to observations and records
which have been kept by Col. A. G.
Sturgiss of Oakland, for the past thir-
ty-five years, tie weather on Sunday
last was the hottest experienced here
for more than third of a century,
when the mercury climbed to the rec
ord-breaking figure of eighty-nine de-
grees, followed on Monday with credit
Of eighty-seven degrees.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-16
ORDER NISI.
f. a. weimer Late Treasurer. VS.. Mary c.

f. A Wemer. Late Treasurer VS.. Mary {.
Love.
No. $50 on Miscellaneous Docket. In the Cir
cult Court for Garrett County.
IL is ordered by the Circuit Court for Gar
rett ounty. Maryland. TINS 18th day of June,
1905. that the tax sale ma e ana reported in
late Treasurer in and for Garrett county
Md. he ratified and confirmed; unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the
2ith day of July, 1905; provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in Garrett county once a week for three sue
ceSsiVe weeks before the 18th day of July,
1915
The report states the amount of sale to be
S}9W.
ROBERT II. HENDERSON.
True Copy-TeSt:
f. T. TOWER Clerk
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ORDER NISI.

Z. \. Weimer Late Treasurer, vs.. Annie Y
Cunningham.
No. l5j on Miscellaneous Docket In the Cir
cult Court for Garrett County,
1t is ordered by the Circuit curt for Gar
rett County, Maryland, this 18th day OF June
1905, that the tax sale made and reported in
the above entitled cause by f. A. Wcimer
Late treasurer in ana for Garrett Comfy
Nd he ratified and confirmed, unless cause
TO the contrary thereof be shown o., OF be
fore the Path day Of July, 1908: provided u
copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Garrett County. once
week for three sue esSiVe weeks before the
l,th dav Of July. 1905.
Tie report states the amount of sale to be
S33.S1.
ROBERT X. HENDERSON.
True COpy-teSt:
+. L. TOWER, Clerk
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-16

An Irish proverb says: High birth
is poor dish on the table.
Mr.. e. NJ. Speddan, of Crellin. was
in Oakland few hours last evening.
Justice VIM. D. HOVE, of Deer Park,
was in the city Monday for few hours.
DR.. }. l.. B. Jones, of Wheeling, is
here as the guest of DR.. and Mrs. r. B.
Ward.
Miss Title Creutzburg, Of Barton, is
here on visit to Mr. and Mrs. Her
mann Creutzburg.
Mr. Frank Harne, of Hacerstown.
Md, IS here as the guest of Mr.. Andrew
j. Harne and family.
Money to Loan on First Mortgage
Apply to Rcnninger & Oifutt. Attor-
neys, Oakland, Md. lift.
Rev. DR. R. B, Ward left Oakland this
morning for Horton and other inland
poi It's in West Virginia.
Mrs. Daniel E. Ofutt left Oakland
this morning for Berkeley Springs,
West Va, where she will remain for an
indefinite time.
Mrs. c. Rodman Jones and little son,
Of Starke, Fla, who visited relatives in
Oakland for several weeks, left Monday
night for home.
When you come to town don't forget
to call at the Gold Mine Store. Candy.
tohaccos, fishing tackle, , bottles pop
for &c. Geo NJ. Mason, Prop'r.
Mrs. Joseph E. alarmed spent Tues
day and portion of yesterday at King
wood, where she was the guest Of Mrs.
Benz. H. Sincel.
Mrs. George W. Fulmer and son
Fred, of Uniontown, Pa, and Mrs.
May Shillingburg, of German. are here
on a visit to friends
Rey. J. P. Mckee, of Pittsburg, Pa,
who is summering at the Park with his
family, was in Oakland yesterday when
he called at this office.
Orders taken for Aubrey Sisters
famous Beautitier, tint, massage cream,
depilatory powder, soaps, ETC., at Oak
land Hotel. l9-tf.
Sheriff Austin Brown ACCOMPANIED bv
Mr.. Samuel Lawton, visited Friends
vile last Saturday returning to Oak
land Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John W. Davis and children.
who spent few days with friends and
relatives in Terra Alta, have returned
to their home in Oakland
DR.. M. L. Ficthner has been remov-
ed from his home at Eglon to the home
of N. B. Browning at Oakland to have
the benefit of medical attention.
The Gold Mine Store is the place to
get your candy, post cards, tObaccos,
toys, wagons, base ball goods and fish
ing tackle of all kinds. Two bottles of
pop for &c.
Mr.. Jacob Bender, one of the promi-
nent and leading residents of Grants
vile, was in the city last Friday on bus
mess. when he made call at this office.
p Mrs. Charles A. Tower and two child
rem, of Cumberland, are here for the
summer guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward l. West at their home on Centre
street.
Sheriff Austin Brown, while engaged
Tuesday morning at work, sprained
his ankle very severely, since which
time he has been almost wholly incapa
citated.
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Military Lot No. 2GG3,'

containing fifty acres, situate and being on
Cove Hill in Election District No uf Gar
rett county, Maryland, and being the home
farm or the late Benjamin f. BuwSer.
The lmprOv ements consist OF a Log House
containing i've rooms. a new Barn 2OXa5 feet
together with other necessary oathudings.
Upon the property is also young richard
and about ten acres OF the place is under
cultivation. There is a large quantity of
prop timber and locust posts upon the land.
This propert, viii he SOLD subject to the
pasturage and crop rights for the present
year.
TERMS or SALE, as prescribed by the
Decree One third OF the purchase u'Oney to
be paid in ca sh on the day Of sale; Oue-thrd
in six months and one-thirl IN twelve
months the deferred payments 10 bear in
terest from the daNuf sale and iO We secured
to the satisfaction of the Trustee or the en-
tire purchase money may DC Yaid iu cash. az
the option OF the purchaser ur purchasers.
AMOS BOWSER, Trustee,
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Friday, the 31st Day of July,

1925, at the hour of II O'c'ock a. m. VIII
offer at pnblic auction to the highest bidder
on the premises, all that parcel or lot Of Il nd
known and designated as
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ORDER NISI.
4. A. Weimer. Late Treasurer, VS. G. NJ.
Wilson heirs.

Il. A. Weimer. Late Treasurer, vs.. G.. NJ.
Wilson heirs.
No. 10. on Miscellaneous Docket. In the Cir
cult Court for Garrett County
II is ordered by the Circuit Court for Gar
rett County, Maryland, this 18th day OF June.
1875 that the tax sale made ana reported in
the above entitled cause by T.. \ Weimcr.
late Treasurer ia ANA for Garrett county.
Nd, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
e. the contrary thereof be shown on or be
fore the Path day of July 1905: provided a
copy OF this order he Inserted i'm some news
pa per printed in Garrett comfy once a
week for three successive weeks before the
llth day 90 July. 10 y
The report states the amount OF sale to he
s Sag
ROBERT r. HENDERSON.
True lou.-Fpst;
~. TOWER. "lgrk.
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Notice to TaX-Payers

>-,+i,.., g., r,,.,,f.,. ,.. .,..,. .,. ..,.
81 .. $500 -''.' IlItt Wy dll .tl N'Sii-
- - ~, iI, s"i % y UepuIA, ~ ne -il
q IA .l lIe I'.tCi 10. DIStllSls ~ JARRETT
- , -',',, =" 't'l an receive taxes aG
'''''-H Gnu i'''N 'S '''''l it-'
july IA. bloomington, M0OdN'S store.
july -, kisImiller, Wilson's store
july ~ Goru,aH. Browning House.
July 10 Red House g to Il Top OF Noun ain
on fiht " Z.
.lu ) J.. kitHnI-lcr, Bank Building.
July. Il. reliin. Company Store.
July j. SWanJpn. W. II. LOhr's Residence.
July % Ncheui'\. to I%-Sang Run. up
pelt q l\tes store, 2 TO 81"
july T. huYes. SMITHS store
JniF =, Deer Park. Suecht's store.
July 2 Accident. EhgieharJs store.
july - Hutton. arney'S store
I'M II Slisn, nj iti,1 i SS,r motel
july y, co .. Diehl's store q to Kav.a,.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

Under and by virtue Of decree OF the Cir
cult Court for Garrett county, sitting in
Equity, dated the Nth day OF June. 1906 md
passed iii cause standing as NO. 1872 Equity
on the docket of said court, TIE undersigned
was appointed Trustee to make sale OF the
real estate in the proceedings mentioned,
and hereby give notice that on
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-21
ENLA GAMnRa

El senior Santeni q muastra de AcueIuo
y dice que 81 intsnci6n foe de EecoEdeF
que ID labor hsehA poF h CGmaEa f1e lnd'
I'll que eltk de 6cuerdo con 10 dlCHo con
81 senior Mpn RiveEa.
"Que Il Compaiifa de fsFF0caE1iLes he.
bfa qusrido rsbsjar IOu prsCio1 Dc Cisrtss
tRFifas que 81 Uonsejo 20 10 habfa pro.
hibido. Gus uno de loo altos ampleadoa
de ela!Or mpaHfa ls habfa manifestado eso.
Que % declaFa On favor del nombEAmisn'
TO de- Il Comisi6n.
El Iefior Zsno Glndfa dice que tisns
sntsndido Cd una noIicitud do rebajS para
CisFtan comaEcas Cuya Golicitud ne Gs he
aprobndo adn. Que on algun0S nitios ga
han e1tabIocido 1orvicios O1poCiales dc
anConesy otCo1 Is OnmpAnfa ha hecho
vsriaCioneB on Gus pEoOioI , 81 ConBeio hR
VRcilRdo en- apEoboF 0Sas vAriGCiones.
EI gfi9r Santoni reOtifcR dice que
ignoFaba ESQ Ssgunoo Gxtrsmo.
a Las 5 y 81 90 lsvRnta 10 gsIi6u.
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de CoimbrA , aIlf 90 10 puso d mote de

de CoimbrA ? aIIf 50 Is puSO q mote Dc
"GRto matadoE".
Hace 10 amos que On Portugal no 50
Cumplfan loH debsTeB. 81 elCandaloBo
monOpolio del tabRoO, desaOredit6 81 Eey
81 pRrtida.
TodoB log estudianteB de lG univeFBidRd
de CoimbFP, eIt6n de paTte de 10 EepdbliCa.
EI IeY Carlos estRba relGcionRdo con
muchos tronoB de otFOE paiSeE. So Rbuelo
era alam6D, su madEs italiana, , 90 eBpoHa
franGeBR.
Por todas les nRciones Be vsrfa con In
difsEencia los HuGeaos do Portugal. PGEo
DOR 81 tratRdo hscho 6,timamanta con To-
glatePrR pusde ser qus 6Ste tengG que en-
War au hota ala. Tampoco tendEfR nRda
de extTafio que entTaTan BuB tTopRB Rlema
mas en- Portugal.
log ataEFa 90 encontrRE6 con una gran
di6cultad. Ella no puede peRmitir que
Contfr d ID anaFqufa On Portugal. Los
inteFsseB de Alemania otEas naCiones
perdePfan. SlbrO todo las poEeEioneB que
tiene AIemRnia allf PoT eSo no le seF6
fkcil = Iuglaterra meteFBe con 90 esCURdFs
On 81 reino lusitano.
El roy Carlos fa6 Victims de los que Ia
Hodeaban. Ere hombra de buen c0raz6n
muy liberal. Tenia dineEo guyo, y
sdem6s 30 mujsF possfa una gran fortuna.
En- NADIA peFiudic6 "a coTte. No hay mo-
two para Greer que ca 81 mOnopolio del
tlbaco oomtieFa injustioia para BaCRF 81 me,
joE partido para e.
Los FepuhliCanoB 10 RcusRban de t'de'
fraudaP los fondos'', de criminal comun"
Cuando 6l daseabA dineFo Be iba al te5oro
ponfR toda su il fusnoia para conasguir
81 que deseab2. So egpoBR CD EicR, peT0
nunca tuvo un centavo del dineTo de ellis.
Ouando 81 jefs de los Tsppb iCanoB dijo
que 81 Fey debis psgsF sus deEschos 81
pueblo aBCandenteB 2, 900, 600 de pesos,
81 Fsy disosvi6 81 paFlamsnto , dijo que
emo ContinuaTia haAta que no hubisrs 81
dineFo neCgBaRi0.
Sc Conocfa 81 roy como uua persona
muy glotona. Una vsz que nm ing'6S vi.
aisabR Portugal miranda 81 Eey le hRbl6
an veCino, de % goFdur0. 81 vecino le
dijo 10 que era 81 Fsy, = afisdi6: ''vents
Conmigo para pTepaTaE ID anaTquiA'"
Sc deCi0 que cuando le deCfRn Carlos
que 81 pals be levRntRFlR contra 81, con.
tsutabs: AGUARDEN HAsTA QUE
CONCLUYA MI COMIDA.
SO dice que fu6 fsliz 81 Iado de "a bella
espoHa Maria Amelia. Solaments tanfAn
dipgustoB por asuntoB dc cocina = de
dineEo.
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Venta especial

Es Ia efoca reglamentaria de nues
trol Balance General y con este motive
hacemos antes VENTAS ESPECIA-
LES de todos aquellos articulos que
tenemos enI,gTandes cantidades Eiendo
pues el meior tempo de hacer COM
pras en- nueatros GRAN Bazaar de
cualquier articulo que &c necsite, lue.
go entrara Ia normalidad en- los pre-
clos; visitenos y vera como es cierto
que tienen precios escepcionales los
articulos siguientes y otros mas que
no relaciOnamOs fpero que estdn ex.
puestos.
Bajillas de porcelana decorada, jue-
gos de cafe japoneses J de porcelana
decOrada, jarrones. japoneses estilO
modernista, TiestosEipaTa horesEF Qua
dros para saIa eomedor y gabinetes,
Cubiertos de metal blanco garantiEa-
dos sombreros paral Senoras7 Cortes
de Blusas bordados, SombrilIas etc,
etc.
Acabamos de recibir un extenso
surtido de ALFoMBRAs = EsTERAs
especiales que ofrecemos precios muy
econ6micos;
. Alfombras de CREX muy propias
para pafses calidos, por su frescura, y
en- diversos dolores, para sala, J gabi
netes y habitaciones:
Para sala-tamano-pi6s 6 x ga So una.
Id. gabinete, pulgds 54 x9O a SO
una.
ID. gabinete ), pulgds 36 y d 81
una
Id, habi aci6n ), ), "A x 4S a 80 ctvg
una.
Para id id pulgds }, 21 < 40 a s. ctvs
ID id id pulgds ), IS Sc a 50 ctv.
una
Alfombras fbra Hof, muy solicitadas
por ser lavables. Colores. verde. azul
Posa y habano,
P. ra sala de pies s 9aS z. so uua
da. id,!de pies 7-6 < 1O-6 4 80 una
Id. i'd, de pies 80 x 1912 a. s IL una
Id. id, de pies 8 K y Asp una
La misma clase por yardas, en- colo
raul ys punz0 y de una yarda ano
cnO 4O y % GUYS Ia yarda.
Estera de paja para pisos, en- varios
dolores y de vi yaTda de anchO de Is
Y 40 ctvs. yarda.
Alfombra de MOqueta para saIa en-
colores elegantes y combinaciones mo-
dernistas de pies x 8 Z 81 una,
Alfombras de i'd id en- id para ia
en- pies 6-3 X 1o-6 Sl3 una.
Alfombras de id id para habftaci6n
en- los mismos cOlOres y dibuios elO-
gantes de tsmanflO, pulgadas "a "a
$3.50 una.
Alfombra de feIpa' fina, en- colores eIes
gantes y elass extra, propias pa-o
habitaeion, tamaflO, pdas "a X 81 S2.5r
Alfombras pOr yardas en- colores mo-
dernistas y dibuiOs elegantes, de %
pulgadas de snchO IS y SIS ctva. Ia
yarda.
6ONzALEz PADIH HERMlNOS San Fran
cisco 8s, IA PGQUTR'.-san Jus
to 90.
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IA Tespuesta del g0hieTRO del jsp6n
al de- los EstadOs JOidos.
No ha sidO puhllrada adD. peEO Sc
sabg que aCepts sustaDClalmen-
te las indieaCiones de Washing.
ton.
Gran aIarma en- los GirCuIOs fiDan-
CieTOS.
TsmoTes De hueIga en- Ia GuaI Sc
cree que esta1 COmpTOmetidOs
RmnIead0s De feNQcaITiIeS.

Toxic, Febroro 21.-La rogpuesta del
Mikado Eo1pecto del problema de II in
migraCi6n, , de Iol PARTICULARS prOpuestoB
por 81 gobieEno americana para roAolYerlo,
ha sido enviada por 81 miniltEo de RelR'
clones ExtsTioEsB 81 embAiador De los g.
tAdon UnidoB en esta capitaI Dichs re8'
puestR no hR Bido publicada adp, pero 30
Iabe que elte gobierno aCepta, luItancial'
mente, cuantas indicaciones IL han Gido
hechas por los Eutados Unidos1 dc mSnsya
que Ia actitud de cate cabinets haoo que
en adelants, uea impOnib.e cualquier quere.
Tia entire Is Tep6blics noTte.americAna y
81 Jap6n. PaTto de la prenGa ofcioHR de
aata capital, acojs con ffaBsH de elcgio la
conducts del gobieTno, CRlifc6ndoIa de
iusta y senEatR.
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Madrid, Febrero 21-ss afrma que 81
gobierno eut6 diBpusuto & sOcundar lR poll
tlcB frRnCela On MsrEueCos y que ala Hin
spRrtarGs del aota de AlgecirRE, ESpa1R %
propone activar an union do Francis, las
opsTacioneu militAren fn de TestAbIeceT
el orden en- 81 Mogreb. Grease que media
nm acuerdo 1soretO entire loB gobiernoB de
Paris Madrid = que variaB ciudAdes que
oCupen lar fueEzaB de RmblB nRCioneB pa.
BaE6n luego poder de las miGmRB 8 90
proIongaI6 Embellishments 50 ocupAci6n,
FranciR Bigue prOltando 10 Rpoyo d sui
tan Abdul A8i1, deapaCho de ls pEoCla'
maCi6n de Null HRfd que hs prstsndido
en- vano que ls reCooOzean Lar pOtenCiaI.
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iGlIzado Sin Rival.

En- todos los vaporOI que lIegan este
puerto Eenuevs "El Popular" 80 magnff'
CO suEtido de Calzsdo da las mkD acEeditR'
dRI marcas , hay para todoB los gUstol
como para todAa las fortunas. El extenBo
guItido de essncias impOFtadRs de Paris y
Estados Unidog mereCe CAda dfa mas Il
juBta admiration del pdblico 81 popular
oItablecimiento del sefior AmsEico Sslaa
estE Biempre lleno de una numeEoBfSima
conCurronCiR Avids de obtsner sur busno8
producto8.
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cnnnaio EiaoutiY., d usfior D xtar.

ConOeio EieOutiv-, d Isfior D .xtsr.
r g. de ID @. n6msro 8. PF@sntRds
nor a ComiHi6n dc Hacienda. Paga de-
claraE de utiIi lad p6blica q edifcio que 81
reflor Joue 7. Silva ofr0ce con1tEuir Gn d
Marina do San Juan deItin6ndolo s alma
canel do dsp6GitO, para tximir de toda
CONSTRUCTION dichoI aLmaConeu pOE q
tsrmino do dies hfiOl.
e. daIsO. 149. PoE Loo IthaEaH zmo
Gandla y eantopiI 'paEa hRceE lc1 Wtu'
diol dol Puerto Do A1Qdbo,"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-21

Walhir gton, Fsbrero 21 Ell pTeaiden'
te RooHevs.t, 81 tanar Conocimisnto do Ia
alarms datsrminada por LOS rumores cir
cuIRdos, ss hR diTigido & ls comiHi6n de
comercio interior tomando uFgentsB medi'
daB entire la que fgura una invsHtigaci6n
ordsnada EaEa AveriguRF ii 10 reduction
de saIATio6 motive dc lR temids huO'gG,
obsdece mirRu paEtiCulaEsB do laB com.
pafifaE do fsEEocRFriIes 8 & aEtimafAG de laB
miBmaB para CTsaT una EituRci6n que
graui6s Il bAjs ne dividendoI. sinem
bRrgo de Ia intEanquilidRd que rsinaTa en-
los pFimeTos mom0ntop, los iItimos prOCioB
8 cotizRCioneB divsTBas On el meTcado, SO
informa que han meiorado, crey6ndoBe
que ae tEata de unR falIR aIarmR y de ru-
moYas ain fdndamento.
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NV York, FebFeTo 21.-Lo1 vaIoYaB
han gufrido cieEta Auotuaci6n Idbita, con
tsndenciau 4 Ii bIjs, 10 cuRl hs CauSadO
bastant0 alaEma en- loB cfrculoB fnanois
ToR. Sc asegur6 que una nusva crisis Pc.
EeCfa amena8aE 81 mercado do negOcioB.
Las CAusas deteEminRntes d estoB EuCegoB,
han nido los rumores de que habian Bido
nombrsdoS administrators judiGiales 8
Efndicos para iuteEvsniP en- variaB empire
sas /. rEocaEriIeTas de las principRgeB del
pafg. Tambi6n Ba encuentra con 81 tenor
de que una formidable haelgs estalle,
la que egtfn, segdu SO dice, comprometidoB
Ciento de mics de empleadoE.
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lei del entrants ants Il Ssoci6n %.
gunda 81 ver6n lay excepCiones alegada1
pOF Lorenzo Sojo ID dOmAnds dc jose
Zappsnfsldt GobEs liquidation De IoCiedAd
para latsITsfaCOi6n J Yepts d cafe 7 psgo
Do hana6oia.
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SEPASE.

Que no pnblicamos cOmunicados sin que
sean pagadOs por RdelantadO.
Cada seis palabras Sc cuentan por una
Inca y la lfneR vale dieZ centaVos.
Las caTtas que vengan con cOmun1cadOs
sin import0 no seran COntestadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-21

AVIsO. .-ss compran acCiOneu de ID
Caua bauca1ia J T. Silva Backlog Com
mercial Co. Iuf9EmaE6n TetnAn is ba,
jos. San Juan. 3v.0,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-21

leyeB vigss tOs sobre rombTamiantoa 40 &C.
gundou tenisntea y uobFs ell plaso do en-.
ganChs dsbs madifcaFss de sCuaRdo CON
loS sdjuntou pEoyaOtos Muy Rsgpasuosa
te.-RO6ert 6bOa Oliver, saoEataEio
IntaEino 40 Guerra,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-21

ANDRES FERRAIRO.-DsCoEadory ,
pintor dc trsjsB para soiree bailes, q el'
lilo paEigien, cfrece Bu8 BeIvicioE. Gale
de ID CruE 20. PisO 10. 15, VS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-21
) Informes de c0misi0nes psrmanentee.

So di6 cuenta con geia informa5 do Ii
comisi6n de ObEas P6blicss EeIativoG loI
p. de la q. n6msros 81, 9s. rs, 121, 128
, 134, proponlsndo la CkmRra Bu apFo.
bRci6n ain enmisndaB,
Con tres Iuformeg de Ia cOmiyi6n de Cor
poracioue1 Municipalsa, relatives q Iou P.
dc IL O. ndmsros 100 1873, proponiendo
"a apTobaci6n sin enmiendas Bobrs 81
ProyoOto de Ley del Consejo Executive g.
B. "a proponiendo N spEobaCi6n con una
Uola onmienda.
Con otro infoEmO dc ID ComiIi6n de
Legi1laci6n relative q pFoyecto de ley del
ConBeio EieCutivo @. B. %, pEoponiendo
% apFobaci6u con dOg eamisndag.
So diSpuBo que loH expFe1Rdos i f9Tmes
para GsE disCutidoI, us inOluysIsn en- h
'OEden del dia.
PfOyootos de ley de Ia Cdmara en- 8a. leetura
So lometieron Yotaci6n defnitiva, Cd
% Sa. leCtuEa, fueron npEobados y na did.
pulo que paaaEan q Conneio Eicutivo los
IiguienteB 2. de d @. n6mero1 112, 1875 y
139 , r. G. dc u @. n6maEo z.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-21
COmWnioaeiones.

Fac lsfda una del Conuejo Eiscutivo,
iuformando l. C6mREa que dicho Come.
10 habfl Convanido ca ConfsEanCiaR con 81
mismbEo deiguado poE ID CfmaEa senior
TeelloI. aOslOs de les enmiendan iutFoduci.
dns ca u r. O, ds u q n6mogo 8. y ace
q ascta q da-igoa para q ComiN Per
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-11-05
The Centennial Book

Editor of The NATIONAL PRoH1Bl-
ZIONIST The tens of thousands of
readers of The National Prohibitionia
who were unable to go to Saratoga
Springs, New York, in June last, ought
to secure and read the book entitled
Worlds Temperance Centennial Con
gress,' compiled by the Rev J. H. Dur
kee, Rochester, New York, giving fine
description of the gathering, and ex-
tracts from many of the addresses. 1t
is valuable book and ought to be in
every public library in the country. |
suggest that our temperance workers
send dollar and half to Mr.. Durkee
and present the book to the public Ii
brary in their community, as well as
secure copy for their own home.
| have read the book with pleasure
and profit. c. H. MEAD
New York, Oct. %.