davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-14
THE METAL MARKET.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 13.-Lead,
steady, $4.22 to $4.27; copper,
firm, $12.6212 to $12.75; sill
yer, 81 3-Sc. 81
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-14

serhis papeT IL as
fePemt fresh e9M@K
newppapers, aM&
thank the GOAa -
Verse and Pr@ae fhAt
Il 10 dlMeFent."
The Yale expositor., 1908-03-20

erly open TO us for our investigation.
Over half OF it's deposits had been
withdrawn by Mr.. Glazier and IL nat
urally went down with the Chelsea
Savings bank. but Il was a private
bank, and not protected by the state
banking laws. In considering the sit
uation Of the depositors of this bank,
we cannot avoid expressing our belief
that all private banks should be
brought within the protection of the
state banking laws.
There is one more subject which
we were called upon TO consider by
the charge of the court, and that is
the matter of corruption in the cleo
ton Of United States senators. Any
violation of the criminal law within
this jurisdiction that has come to our
knowledge. has been dealt with in
the way of indictments.
There is one practice, however, in
the election of United States senators
which we have not been able TO reach
In that way, but which calls for the
most severe condemnation. We refer
10 the payment by candidates for the
senate OF the election expenses of
members of the legislature. The testi-
mony before us shows this TO be a
very common practice. That It is cor
ruptive in the highest degree goes
without saying. In most every instance
where a would-be United States sena-
tor contributes to candidate TO the
legislature the expenses necessary for
his election, it is with the tacit under
standing that the legislators vote upon
his election shall go to the donor. In
morals, we fail to see any difference
between the purchase of a legislator
the day before his election, and his
purchase the day after. The danger
Gus consequences are the same and if
political purity is of any consequence
the people must see to it that this
practice is stopped"
The Yale expositor., 1908-03-20
AHEAD OF TIME.
Fleet Arrives at Magdalena In Finest
Possible Condition,

The American battleship fleet ar.
rived off Magdalena bay Wednesday
night, delaying entrance until morn
ing, according to a wireless received
by the Point Iona station.
News that the big fleet had arrived
at Magdalena bay came as a big sur
prise. The itinerary OF the long voy.
age. beginning with the start from
Hampton Roads December 16. did not
call for the arrival of the ships at
Magdalean until next Sunday. II was
known the big 1G" would reach its
practicing ground ahead of time. but
so excellent a showing was not ex.
pected.
Most Of the four days gain was
made on the last stretch of the voyage
from Callao, South America. Previou,
to that the fleet was kept on schedule
making the various stops the full
length called for in the itinerary.
Rear Admiral Evans sent a wireless,
dispatch, to be transmitted TO Wash
ington, reporting his arrival with all
the ships of the fleet in even bette.
condition than when they sailed from
Hampton Roads. He added that he IL
now ready for any unforeseen emer
gency that may arise and that the en-
tire fleet is prepared to sail for any
destination at an hours notice
The Yale expositor., 1908-03-20
Try to Break Will,

Notwithstanding the fact that John
Moylan bequeathed all his property
to his wife, Johanna Moylan, a petit
ton to break the will has been filed
in the circuit court in Port Huron by
sister Mrs. Mary Kelley, and her
daughters. One of the daughters,
Mrs. j. l.. Board, was said at one time
to be the wealthiest woman in Port
Huron.
1t is charged that the will was writ.
ten in both pen and pencil and
seemed to have a different signature
than the other handwriting. After the
death OF her husband Mrs. Moylan
went to Canada to reside but before
leaving found in the cellar of her
home $l0,1S7 in a tin box The
money was badly damaged and would
have TO be redeemed before being of
any use.
The question now confronting the
court is where the remainder OF the
estate, which was supposed to be
worth between $4,000 and $4,000 is
located
The Yale expositor., 1908-03-20
MICHIGAN BREVITIES.

While listening to their hostess play
the piano, Mrs. William Curren, aged
80, member of card party at the
home of Mrs. Behan, in Jackson, Sat
urday night, expired of heart failure.
Because Of the wreck on the Pere
Marquette no trains have arrived in
Holland from Grand Rapids or Chi
cago since Friday. A postoffice Off
cial went to Grand Rapids by inter
urban to get the mail.
Friends of Mrs Eliza Gillett, of Port
Huron, petitioned the probate court
to have her sent to an asylum for the
insane. Mrs. Gillett, who is an aged
woman, has been cared for by friends
for some time, but has recently de-
veloped signs of dangerous insanity.
The Lansing high school building
has been pronounced unsuitable for
use, and a proposition to invest 1925
600 in new building was directed to
be submitted to the voters of the city
on March "a. If the project is ap-
proved the present building will be
torn down.
A bond from a surety company
which at first refused to issue it to
State Treasurer Rich because of the
restrictions, was forwarded with a
claim for $500. The state board of au-
ditors sent it back and refused to al.
low the claim. Mr.. Rich had given
bonds composed of large number of
solid business men of Detroit.
The Yale expositor., 1908-03-20
AROUND THE STATE.

A dining room to seat 112 persons
will be part of the new Saginaw high
school.
The ice in the st. Mary,s river is
breaking up at the 500 This is the
earliest break in many years.
Mrs. William Mount. wife of a we'll
TODD Norval farmer, shot and killed
herself while respondent over i'll
health.
II is expected that the state will dis.
tribute 80 per capita in primary school
money in May. The usual amount dis
tributed at that time is ST.
In an effort to keep his horses above
water, Charles Treenberg, of Muske-
gon, froze his hands so badly that
both members had to be amputated al
the wrists.
Port Huron board OF education has
ordered that all schools have daily
IRE drills, and at three of the schools.
where the doors open inward. men
were put to work altering them so
that they would be reversed.
Lansing police board SAYS IL would
be difficult TO escape from the third
door OF the high school In case OF Gre
and has recommended that the floor
be abandoned.
Clara Matzke, Is. and John wilds.
"a. the young couple who eloped from
Maple Ridge township. Sunday night.
were arrested in Alpena. The couple
were married in Cheboygan.
In addition to demanding new fire
escapes on two of the Ann Arbor pub-
lie schools within 60 days, State In
spector Watkins ordered that rubbish
and material in the Easements he
cleaned up, fiues be looked after and
nre drills be instituted in the schools.
The Yale expositor., 1908-03-20
TELEGRAPHIc BRIEFS.

The Bayarian government has or.
uered the immediate expulsion OF a
number OF American Mormon mission.
aries whose presence is regarded as
dangerous to public order.
President Roosevelt favors the bill
to reimburse the Southern Pacific 81.
100000 for repairing the break in the
Colorado river year ago, when many
lives were threatened.
Rep. Tawney. chairman of the house
committee on appropriations, says,
that, exclusive Of the money for battle.
ships the appropriations will be kept
to ss00.0OO,00 Two battleships would
cost s20.000.000 more.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02
Rl1A PlR CELOS EN-
Pleha de Terra.
los G00tiIlCaRteS Sc faeE0l a IaS
F. columns del paseO de ''CoVad0n-
ga" yaIIf dillmiel0n sus difoTsn-
GiaS.
Juan QuiTOnss Tgsult6 con dos hsrie
das de naVOj8. una en- Ia GsPaIda
Y0tla en- Ia ffsnle.

BI gaEg9nt0 do 10 p0liCfR inBulaE BgfioF
Lopez, intonvino anoOhe On I'm BuCsBo oCu-
EFido en- PusEta do TiaEPa, dstenisnd0 6
Juan MojiCa como pR0aunto aptOR do dos
leSion0B 6 Juan Qaifi6nsP. El GaTgsnto
Hs enoontFaba On 81 TeatFo , sllf le fee
communicate 81 hsCho, pFocsdiando segpida'
ment9 90 investigation. Juan Mcjica 60
BsgUnd0 OoCineFo del aAtsb!ecimient0 ''EI
MRFino' = alIi fu6 det0nidO.
Juan Qulhoneg, vsOino de ssts ciuds3 =
que tFabSjs js en una CfoinB de lR Calls dc
San Ssbasti6n, foe CuFado On el cuREto do
BOC0RFo de doB heFidaB, con inltrums msnto
CoEtante-una naVaja, que fee OCupada
dsBpu0B poE lG policta-UnR On 10 eBpaldR
y OtFs encima del ojo isqui0Edo. -
So infoEma que deade haos algunoB dfaB
el MojiCR FsqusFfs de amoFes una j9vGn
que u0Va E0lacionel CON QQinonea. In
jevsn % quej6 GGu noviO de Los FequsEi
mi0nG0B = m0lestiGB del otFo aneChe
fuoEon & PusFEa de Terra Las columns
que mRFOan 10 entrsda del paBeo de Covaa
dODga tFAtaE del aBunt9. QuifiOnsB aCuHa
Rl MojiCa de haboElo doBafiRd0 'paEa vsr
quiOn vsncia y 90 qu0daba con la mucha'
cha" Una eBpeCis do antique juiCiO de
lR Edad Media que podr6 CoAtaEla lR o6E.
eel al pFGsunt0 sgTeBoT, case de pFob6ESsl0
81 heCho. ALI 20 efsotu6 el onCuentF0.
III hsCho OOuFEi6 los y minutes de
10 nOchs = sl pROaunto agFea0F eat6 & dis
poBioi6n del fGcal , al l0li0nado Aiguo wpjoF
de aug heFidaB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02

l6Q0F no con-
sigui0 recO.
brar su salud
fore eciente
de otrOs dias,
y de clio Sc
conduele en-
la siguiente
Carta dirigida
4 una her
mana Suyd
u va no
soy, dice,.
,aquel Official
de OtraS Ve-.
ces, dispues-.
to siempre a
mOntar a ca
baIlo y a en-
tPaPenfuegO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02

Ii EoViCfa del pOblRdo, 10 svsEigu6 quo Ol
nuchaCho = 81 bAul han deBRpaFecidO del
bpFrio, ain deiar EastEo hROt0 ahoF8 que pue'
do indiOar haCia dOnde hR maTChAdC.
Sc agegurR que al RlOAldo dc la Ciudad
DR.. F. del VaIlo AtiIeE, eBtaFG algdn item
no 0uuonts On los EatadoB UnidoG, = que
motivR su visje 81 no OstOE de RCueEdo con
ciOrtaI imponicionos del Comit6 de 80 pGEti
do. en- 10 que se RefieFs dsAigOaCi6n del
perpouRI inteRino. AntaB dc OOEviF de obs
f6culo de pEovoCaF CRsHtiOneg, Ol EtfsEido
Compat7iotR 90 augOntR CoFteBmGnt9 POE OI
foro. Tambi6n 20 dice que 81 LCdo. Las
Salls, nominadO para 0l cargo de juez mu'
nicipsl on las pR6ximaB OIaoCioues, no
fpuTaT6 On 81 ''Gikst" pOEqus dOntro do pO'
co Uu7itra otro candidate do COnCilisCi6n.
AhorS, como 90 natural, ne diE& que O0tCB
rumoFeg Don COsaH dc los uniOniBtAg que G8'
tan NAL ontaFadog de Lao Cogag del PaFttdo
renublicano; psE0 al tempo y no muy IO'
i0no dAmos ID confirmation do Gsto8 reno
Heg, u no hay un aEEeg'ito para suaVlSAF
aIpsrs8as entire 10 familia.
En- vista del exitO que v0 obtenien6o
el plan do Fiego do In OOGtS Sur de la iSl9'
ge pforma uus muChos ogEiCultOEs8 do lR
costa NoEta y OtBts tEatAn do lIeVaF & steo'
to OSoB miSmoR tEabajog intaEeBAndo 6 10
LegiSIatura en- favor del PFoyoCte. Con
sus motivo ss EacuaEda que d delsgado 81.
Eduardo GioEgetti hAbl6 en aqusl gentido
Cusndo fu6 disCutido en- Is Ultima AHam'
blas l0giSlatiyR 81 EoeeEido plan Dc FOgao1o
do u O0ata sUE'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02
TEMPO CALOROSO Y
SOfOCante.
ligeT0s aguaCeTOS duFants Ia sanla-
ma en- Ia p9Ets S. c. de Ia isI0.
Ia iODplFaluFl nis OIln 81.

WEATHER BUREAU BOletts 81.
WaanGl del tempo, de Ia ssnSaNQ que taF.
main6 eE go dc AgOsto.
Un tempo OBluFoBo y BafoCants FGiR6,
cen uns precipitation dsfCiOnta BobES ma
gran pOFto de- lG iHlR. PoP 10 regular, du.
FantO 10 8smaus, ID nublOlidad fu6 me.
nor De 10 normal. I'm todaB Iag sBeaCiones
90 EegiHtFAFOn tempeFRbuERU m6ximaB do
so? 8 mas atlas, 0xCepto On ell Alto do lR'
BRndsTa. WARNS noChs8 de mitad de %.
mana faoROn entaFamenta ssfocanto8. En
la mayor pate de lAB eataciOnel de Is di.
viBi6n O., OayeTOn fa0rte gguaOsEOG On los
diRG % y "a y tambi6n ca JuRns Diaz
OSysEon $40 puIgadRU do lluvia, sl dia
%. En- ls paEts sB. de Ia iHls GiguieFon
ligeEoG NguROoEOH durant0 Ia BsmanR. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02

P&lido y des-
colorido, blancO ell interior de los
parpados, sin ell menOr apetito y fati-
gandOme con que solo haga ell mas
simple eSfuerzO, me sient0 sin YalOr,
sin gusto, sin fueTzas...D
Y algunas semanaS despues Sc queja
todavia : Mi estado empe0ra de dia
en- dia en- vez de meiOrarse; ell est0-
mago no puede digerir, siquiera, nj
aun aquellOs platOs que tanto me gus
taban Otras veces. Desde pOr la ma
mana me abruma un fuerte dOlOr de
Cabeza y me parece como 81 estuviera
Vacia, perO de tOdO este no me sOr-
prende NADIA pOrque hace va muchO
tempo que no puedO dormir. En- tales
condolences no te extranara que mi
amino haya decaidO y que los mas
SOmbrios pensamientOs me dOminen.
Sin duda que no tengO para muchC
tempo.
En- este sc eQuiVOcaba afOrtunada-
mente. Un m3dicO de Paris, que habia
sido llamado por la familia, Orden0al,
marques un vasito, de los de licor, de
vino de Ouinium Labarraque, al final
de las comidas, y ell enfermo expert
ment0 desde ell primer instante una
bro, al yer su estado cambiar rapida~
mente
GA los cuatro cinco dias, eSCribe,
cOmence digerir mejOr Y tOmar
gusto aelOs alimentOS. ReapaTeci6 eL
suenO POGO POGO y justamente con
el la fuerza Y la algeria. CesarOn como
poe encanto los dolores de cabe2a y
Veinte dias despu6s de haber empren-
dido ell tratamientO me -hallaba COM
pletamente restablecido. IY pensar en-
que penas 81 podia ir pOr mi pie de
una habitaci0n a Otra VOlViOme la
algeria al yer que p0dia va montar
a CaballO y cazar y desde entOnces,
que han transcurrid0 va tres amos,
no he tenido ninguna recaida, nj ell
menor asomo de la enfermedad que
ne tuvo dos pasOs de la muerte.
FirmadO: MARQUES DE VILLEDOR.D
No nos sOTprende el entusiasmO del
marques, pues, en- efecto, ell uso del
Quinium Labarraque a la dOsis de un
vasitO de los de icOr, despu6s de cada
COmida basta para restableCer en- POGO
tempo las fuerzas de los enfeTmOs mas
abatidOS Y para curar de un mOdO
segurO Y sin saCudidas las enferme-
dades de languidez y de anemia mas
antlguaS Y mas FoD6IQ6So Las uSDF6S
mas tenaces desaparecen rapidamente
ante este medicamentO tan herOicO,-
con la circunstancia de que todaVia
ueva su eficacia ell Quinium Labarra-
que a impGdir para siempre ell que
la enfermedad Sc presente de nuevo.
Asl eS que cUantas persOnas son de
constitution debil 9 Sc encuentran
debilitadas por las intermediates, ell
trabajO o los excesos; los adultos fati-
gados por un crecimiento demasiado
rapido -: las j6venes cuya formation y
desarrollo Sc hace labOriosa; las Sc
noras que sufren de consecuenciag
de los Partos los ancianOs debilitadoS
poF la edad y los anemicOs, en- gene
raj, deberan tomar vino de Quinium
Labarraque.
Igualmente esta reeomendadO de un
modO especial los cOnValecientes.
Ell Qufnium Labarraque Sc yende en-
botellas Y medias botellas en- todRs las
farmaCias; ell dep0sito general de tan
preciOs0 remedio 10 tiene en- Paris, 10,
rue Jacob, laacredit&da Casa FRRRB. s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02

die % fu6 gOneEsIments nublado y do lie
gaFo8 & modoFadamente fu0rGs8 RguRcar0g
on muChas loCalidadeg. A fine1 do 1omana,
habia nocaaidad dc lluvis en- todaB lan 90.
tacioneI de lR costa = tGmbi6n ca ID mayor
plrts de laB ostRcioueB del interior, excGpt0
On Len de lR diViHi6n o.
La temperature media en- "a iHlA fu6
1882, ,6O29 Bobrs IL de- ls BemS~R pre-.
codonte OPP Sobre el pEomOdio de AgO8'
to On amos anteFioFeg. La mGs alta que
b infoEmado fu6 81 ?; Is m68 bajs 6Os
ri promediO do Ia precipitation On Ia ID
la fac 1.25 pulgadaO. Fac muy de0igu0I'
msnte distribuidA = Len CsntidRdss On mu'
ChRB entaCione1 fueTon ain ConBsCuenCiaR.
La BiguiOnts tAbla domuOntrG Ia vaEia'
ci6n dc tompeFAtuFa y 10 osntidad do pre-
CipitRCi6n On sRtACionOB discriminate.
Temperature. PfeIDltlGItR
MaUIml. MIRIma. Media. SOmaOlI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02

En sgta imPEonta % Vsnd0 papal ID
Poi6diOo viQio & 82O0 log 48 kil08 CsgN
qWiatal -.*
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02
De AdnIRIstFaeI6a.

Avisamos a las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les ser&
enviadO, 81 el aviso que con Ia
ObietO remitan, no viene acoml
panadO del importe de La sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestrs
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
POr IN afO $500. PagO Gss-
tieiSG&0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02
Ahigas De vaIalo.

Bn ii FARIs BAZAR b acabsn do
FoCibiR abRigos fsEraa MONTE CARLO
on color Champsgns pEopio8 para IL ssta'
Ci6n. Loa haY 8leglDtiIimol con CusIIos
boEdado1 al pEeCioB muy limitRdou. Para
naIidaB ds tsatP0 y % bailel Bon inmeiors'
blos. En abFigol negEo1 hay un gran
GuEtido. AbanioO8 japonas0I gran move.
dad, paEfamaEfa fan f s-a, d0-lal meio'
Ees maEoas OintuEol poinctla ir Rnidad
de aRtfcuIOa az noYedad que ests CaGa re-
Ciba poR t0d0s log vspoEsB que lPgan de-
EuHopa. PEDRO GIUsTI, Fortsls.
30 27. ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02

En- OGta impEanta 90 VGnds papol De
pOEi6dits visio0 & 82.OO IOB 48 kilos WN
GasinlaLO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02
ENFERMEDADES DE LOS OJOS
Tratamlento medloo , q i1rdco
DIR RAFAEL DEL VALE
C0nsmlta de . a & o m Fortala4a s6
Ell PTROLEO O.ACErTE M

Ell PETROLEO D 'ACEpTE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
AA1MENTO. Como se ha pretendidO pOr
algunOs 1ndustriales recOmendar ell aceite
de petr6leO como un sustitutO del aceite de
h1gad0 de bRcalaO, debemos advertir pOr el
b1en de los mismOs enfeFmOs que eI aceite
de petr0leO es una substancia mineral, ueu
81 se usa 1nternamente es expelidR integrs
pOr las eV8cURCfOnes intestinales, causan.
90 La lRrga inflammation de las Was digos.
twas.
Carec pOr 10 tantO de Ia propiedad esen-
c1al de tOdO alimentO, Ia de ser asimilable
J VOlVerse parte de los tejidOs OrganiCOs Y
no puede nj TemOtRmente cOmpaFaFse con
Ell aeelte de hfgadO de baeaIaO, cuya pro-
p1edad de nutrir Y fOrtalecer los Organis-
mos deb1les 10 han heChO tan necesRriO
tan JusCamente apEec1adO en- tOdO el nun.
do.
La meJOr manera de tomar eI sceite de
hlgRdo de bRcRlRO es en- Ia fOrnR de emul.
s1Ons pOr ser SsI mas facilmente absOrbtdO
pOr el est6magO; de tOdas las emulsiOnea
conoc1das, Ia EMULSION DE SCOTT
eg un1veEsalmente considerable como Ia
mas perfecta y Ia mas eflc6Z, no sOlamente
pOr Ia pureza del aceite y de los demas in-
gred1enCeE que Sc emple3n en- su eIabOFa.
ctonl sinO pOrque eS tG G9sGcG emulsion Que
no SO Se00T0, QOEe 91O se eg1T09gciG, que no
C09StGe20e SGEbstG9GcSGS que 8TFitegs 8 SsGfE0.
men eE esC0n1GgO y pOrque en- una palabra
es ell RltmentO mas concentrate p mas asi
m1abIe que cOnOcen los m6dIcOs para
oOmbat1r tOdas las fOrnQRs de debilfDad
org8n1cRs para pUrificar La sangre Y como
uu aux1liar indispensable para las persO-
mas afeCtadas de tisis, de esGr6fula de IA.
bu1GlsmO y Otras dOlenCias cr6nicas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02
EL MARQUES De VlLLEDOR

Oticial bTillante del aFma de cabaIIer
ria, ell marques de VilIedor, que aGs
baba de salir de la Academia de Saint.
Cyr, asisti6 a la campafla de 1876.
HeridO en- Reichshofen y condeCoTSdo
en- Tunez, no tard6 en- partir para el
TOnkin, en- dOnde bajo la Influenza
de este china malsanO contrajO, como
tantOs otrOs, unas calenturas que obli-
garon sus jefes { repatriarle, perO
como su salud no llegaba nunca a
restablecerse ell brillante Official pidi0
su separation del Ej6rcito y Sc RETRO
su Castillo de Villedor en- la Turena.
A pesar del aire purO y viviicante de
esta cOmarca tan favorecida, M. de Viii
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02
Function a bsnsfiGio de On artista.
WlRlR0, on d CIrcO LAS tres bantOrls."

Eu de eBporar quo mAfiana hsya uu lie
no en- Ol CiEOO, puoB % trAtA do una funCi6n
a bsnafCio del ConoCido COmpn1eEo On oil
pOTiodismo artiBta sefioE Angel PeChO.
FL programR del espaCtGCuIo e. de los m6B
vRrisdoB y, ,dsdRB laG simpAtiAB que hR sAbi'
do conquintar on San Juan Ol FGf0Eido 81
tiOta. s0guTamentO que obtsndr6 ana nUsvG
prusba do entimaCi6n con Ia mayor oOnCu
TrsnCia dol p6bliCo aI RifsTido e8peCt6cul0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02
10000 pIlla8 "a e0ntavos.

MR8 do diGz mil piaEas tela vithf do 8
CentHvog, 4 oontavOn. Mil piesAs ol6n
de 15, & 10. Gran bRFatilIo do CamRs con
oolch6n $3.50. IQOian no Bs Casa? Al
Cfalo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02

WBEIL LOIDEs-M motor mas nOgurO
do todo8 los OgpoOi6OoB h&sta ahoEa ConooidR
para u Gur& pOrmGnOntO dc toas las OnfoF.
madadoI do lR uH0tGs "a sean 6Bt&g GF6nieag
agudAV' OontiOlO 0l flujO y euFa poF COM
pl0to, ca monoS ti0mpOs que ningdn otTo pre-
paFAC similar, las gonoFFaaE, 0IpOrmStoFnSa
0iGtitiS, Get. MejoF qua lag inyOCGionOg muy
superior .! BGndal0 , sopaibG. BmpiOaa
!u!tiE IN efooto & laG tres 8 suatEo h0P&s do
3ab0F1o tornado.
Go8 EBIILOIDBs"-6onfG fGailOs de tomaR
y OgtGn pTerGPad0s de mRnOEa que no POvuOl-
van q eBt6mGg0 nj pH0dueOn malos OfO0tOg,
De VOntA On tod&g Las Botieag. PidRns6
muOBtHag gratis 6 sus dnIOos fabEi0OntOg.
BE9doElOk st0aRn8 d Co, Dstrolt, Wlahi.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-24
UNGI AIMED
Are Number Of Letters La the
Clarks b1fg F. ostofhce ana
They Are ADVERTISED


Unclaimed letters rematninB IN the
CLARK burg postofnee bearing the
following Addresses have been adj
vertised as such by the postmaster.
According to the rules of the post
once department they viii have 70
be sent to the dead letter office at
washington unless they are called
for The date advertised Is Nogem-
Der %.
Ammon Stock Farm 8. G: II. Al
len, Armstrong Window Glass Co., c..
AkeFs, Mike iBertalan. AIIchat BnFda,
L. o. Bretherton, Miss Bulah Buck
harmon, R. c. Bush, Hery Cmtrton,
Teltnis Crisnlowsnie, Miss Bertha
Carbin. w. Il. Curry. Mrs. Maud
tClemery, j. IT. Carter, Grove Coon.
Miss Efie Chalehedty, Miss Effie
Charehedy, Nan nrimius, James
Fielder, II. Il. Fleming, Miss Emna-
Graham, Miss Anna Gnoth, G. w.
Gray, Robert Grimm, dishum May
mon, Miss Cora Heron, ElIendales
Hall, Mrs. Harry Huffman, Harry
Hoffman, Herman Hun, Miss Lana
Hickman, Mary Jones, T. L. Kendall,
Miss Alice Rrites. R. III. Lus, W. f.
Lomb, s. w. Lovett, Miss May Lewis,
Rev. Edmund y. Lee, Ray harrison,
Wyciech Madeerys, Miss Olive
Marks. James g. Moore, Ernest
Male. A. W. Morton, Rev. B. F. New
some, Miss Lillian Oates, Pereao
Pekic, c. Powell, G. H. Ross, Fer
rando Rigoreni. B. q. Rogers, Mrs.
A. e. Sandy, Tharyr Sorrell, Mrs J.
w. Sarles, Miss Louise L. Scrfbner,
Krissak Stepan, Charley ShaWalter.
Mrs. w. A. Thomas, John F. Tobin,
Mrs. Bessie Williams Harry VIII
liams. Rev. Henry Watson, Miss Hat
tie Woodford, Geo Winters, Mrs. R.
Watson, R. "A. Watkins.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-24
HARD FIGHT
Is Sure to Be Made by Anti
Saloon League at Char
lesion This Winter.

WHEELING, nov. 24-Atorney
Theodore Alvord, of ParkersburE. SUI
perintendent of the West Virginia
Antf-Saloon league. is in the city. ana
to a reporter last night stated that he
Is confident that the people of West
Virginia will have prohibition
amendment to the constitution sub
naitted to them through action of the
Both parties he said, had
planks in their platforms providing
for the submission oS the amendment
and am certain that the men elect
ed will live I'm to their party pledges.
the amendment hut think that the
others Will. There Is some talk of To-
cal option but that is not what we are
after and we wilt make stronger
fight than ever for the prohibition
a amendment.