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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-09

The contract for the erection Of
Carnegie and Chase balls for Rollins
College has Oeen awarded.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-09
Best the World affords

HIt giFss ue unbounded pleasure TO
recommend BuclesR's arniea salve,s
says.I w jenkins & Cnsse Hil, -
g. clam convinced is % beas alNe
the world affords. Il cured q feion ga
ny thumb. and ST never fails 10 heal ey
cry sore. burn or wound TO which II Is
applied. p CTS at all drug stores
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-09

The jury in the Bethea murder
trial at Miami, failed TO sgree and
was discharged. Anctheg trial will
be necessary.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-09

The Snwannee Riies.of live Oak,
are proud o. iheir armory which
has just been completed.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-09
NOTICE or APPLICATION foftrtll
GINENIN ACCORpANNE svIIH 81
67l AND 575 OF 1iiE CszNHRt

Notice it hereby riUII dat r u
rlfclletr " laa ~rflfcIle No. i ItIt1
dty oi July a. p. 1876 has fIIO 81 ca
my ohcc and has made arplicloon ior ilI
iseuc iu accordance with law rid
enhFaces the following descfihtd n|1atf
So Aadiscn ccnutW FIoHda. Io|NII ~
qunrter Of ihe n + y 81 Section 1f. Ioi' l
South Range SIX Eaft The f.|1 IlI|. t|Il
ef AZ the date Of tie Is nantt Of .I.1 l.|H
lhc name Of unknown. urIos. SID
shall De- iedccIn,d accortlnr In law III ~
issue thereon On the 10 day ~ aaN0F
Wines NY Official sirIn14P W
md daV Of lilly a. - 1908
(ocall NtNI|t
Geek Circuit Court 81
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-09

The Starke Gaming Factory has
now been in operation about two
weeks.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-09

A soyal reception was extended
to The Mallory Liner eRio Grande =
when she entered TamRz Bay on tie
25th.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-09

WEoLEsALE pEALERs "a
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-03
AN INVITATION
 : ID COUNTRY CLUB
Members Have Been Extended Invitation By Country Club
 of Douglas.

At a meeting of the sports and passtimes> committee of the Douglas Country Club yesterday morning it was decided to extend a cordiaI invi- tatiOn to all members of the Warren Country Club who may be in Douglas for either or both days of the celebra- tiOn to bring their clubs and make use of the Douglas links during their stay.
 The committee decided to sch aiU a no golfing events for either of the days, as this might interfere with the celebration plans, but merely to have the links open for general play. On Sunday, however the privilege of the course are extended to ladies as well as to the gentlemen members, and visitors, a departure from the usual custom which closes the links LO ladies on holidays and Sundays. The ilvi- tation to Warren is not to be con strued in the light of a challenge, but merely as an invitation to use the course for such individual matches as the visitors may desire either among themselves or with Douglas players.
 A tennis match between teams of four from the country club and Cliff ton is the only fixture the sports and pastimes committee have arranged, for either of the two days. This will be the first match the local play CTS have engaged in.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-03
VICTIM IS IDENTIFIED
 BY NORWOOD
]. D. Aeana, Young Man Killed on Railroad at -NaCo, Was Son of Wealthy Planter In Porto Rico

The young man killed on the rail road at Naco Wednesday afternoon and who was thought to be James Hatfield of Douglas was identified yesterday morning by Thomas J. Norwood as J. D. Aeana. The young man had worked for Norwood at the SwisheIlms mining property, where he was employed as cook. He left there some time ago, but was seen four or five days ago by Norwood in Bisbee Aeana was out of work and Norwood gave him $10. The supposf- tion is that he went from here to Naco, where he met his death on the railroad.
 Aeana was 26 years old. He was the son of a weathy planter of Porto Rico, and came to this country a year or so ago to make his fortune. He had not succeeded as he had expected, but was too proud to write home for money or to go back until he had made his mark. This was the story he told Norwood. At the time he was in the employ of the latter he gave him a slip of paper with the name and address of his mother and request to notify her in case he ever heard of anything happening to him. NOrwOOd has lost this slip of paper, but a young lady of Aeana's acquaint- ance in Douglas has his parents ad. dress and Norwood will go there for it. Later communicate by cable with Aeana's parents in Porto Rico.
 The body will be held at the Palace undertaking parlors.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-03

ren district and the balance are To- cated in the California and Chirica- rua mining districts.
 Judgments Entered.
 A transcript judgment from Fhe district court of Pima county issued in favor of Frank Hereford and against the Copper Belle Mining Company. who own property at Gleason, for the sum of $1,055.61 has been entered in the district court here and as a consequence Sheriff White will sell at public auction on the 22nd day of July at ? D. m. the interest of the company in ten patent ed mining claims to. satisfy the judg- ment
 Another judgment from Pima coun- ty has been entered, that of c. NJ. Gonyard vs the Bonanza Belt Copper company, who own property in the vicinity Of the old Peabody property near Johnson, in the sum of sSS705, with interest and costs amounting to about $50 more.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-03
JOHNSON AND
 HALL AGAIN ON
 POLICE FORGE
SaiarieS Raised to Original Amount-Firemen Are Also RaiSed-0ne Man Dropped From Each Department.

Affairs in police circles are running along very much in their usual chan.
 nels. Frank Johnson and Henry Hall have on their stars again as police
 officers of the city at their old salaries and both were on duty last night | Johnny James, who volunteered to
 retire from the police force if the council would restore the others to ! the force at their former salaries, is i not on the force, as only two police. men were appointed.
 1 In the fire department Driver Ed
 Mackey and Fire Warden Geo Marrs, are on duty at their former salaries and an additional call man, who will spend most of his time at the station will be added to the force. No one was appointed by the council to take the place of Harvey Robinson, who resigned from the department.
 The points covered in the two pre- ceding paragraphs are the. sum of what was done at a meeting of the city council held last night, the same having been called by Mayor Geo. Neale. When the meeting was called to order there were present Aldermen Shattuck, Allen, BarkdOll and Ed wards. Haines came in later. Pres cnt at the meeting were also City Marshal Stevens, City Attorney Sut- ter, City Clerk Hicks and Fire Chief Henkel.
 After the matteIf of the police situa- tton and the fire department situation had been discussed, Shattuck moved and Allen seconded a motion that two policemen be appointed by the mem bers of the council. The motion was unanimously carried.
 The matter of compensation was then brought up. Allen stated that he was in favor of paying the two po- lcemen $125 each. This seemed to meet the approval of the council, and a motion to that effect was made by Barkdoll and seconded by Shattuck. This was also carried unanimously.
 The question next before the body was the naming of the two men for She positions. In accordance with the custom of previous councils, the city marshal was consulted in regard to the matter. He had previously been consulted in regard to whether he would be willing to be responsible for the proper policing of the city with only two men, to which he replied that he had made that offer to the council the day before. provided the other men were raised, and that he was willing to stand by his statement. In regard to the men he would like to have on the force, he replied that he preferred to have two of the police men who had been serving, and n1m- ed Frank Johnson and Henry Hall His recommendations were adopted by the council.
 Chief HenkeI of the fire department was then called for by the council and asked if he had any suggestions to make in regard to his department He stated that he thought the best way out of the difficulty would be to retain Che driver and the fire warden at the salaries they were receiving before the reduction by the council, appoint no one in the place of the man who had resigned, and employ an additional call man at a salary of not to exceed $25 a month. His recon mendatiOns were adopted. The coun- cil then adjourned to meet next Tues day night.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-03
ANoNA CLUE DANCE.

The dance given last night by the members of the Anona Club in the Odd Fellows hall was a successful af- fair from several standpoints, and all who were fortunate enough to be pres ent were well entertained Both from a social and financia standpoint the dance was all that could be wished for by the members. Much of the credit for the success should be given to the committee on arrangements, composed of Miss Chisholm. Miss Christine Chisholm and Miss Me. Hugh. The dance last night is the last which will be given by the mem beTs of the club until next fall
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-03
SUPERVISORS FINISH WORK;
 ACCEPT ROLLS
As Board of Equalization Copper Queen Company Has Valuation of S6, 100000 on Their Property in CoChise.

TOMBSTONE, July 2.-The board of supervisors have adjourned until July 9th at l D. ID. The board allow ed the salary warrants and number of other warrants before adjourning as well as acting upon a number of tax petitions. The quarterly bills of the justices of the peace and con stables will not be acted upon until the board reconvenes. As a board of equalization the board met and ac- cepted the assessment rolls as turned over by County Assessor Chas. R. Howe. The board will meet from time to time after the sixth up to and in- cluding July 20th as board of equalization and will go over the as SeSs-reDt rolls. It is now thought that there will be but few changes made in the assessments as turned, in by the assessor. There may be a raise made in one or two instances. Parties may appear before the board and ask for a reduction if they so de sire. The Copper Queen Company has the largest assessment of any cor poratiOn or individual on the roll and with it's mine production has an as sessed valuation of over $6,O00,0 900 or over, one-third of the entire roll of the county.
 The board of supervisors canvassed the returns of the Benson road district election and appointed as trustees of the special district Messrs. w. P. White, H. w. Etz and J. M. Cosby.
 The Unlimited.
 Not long since Clerk BeTner Of the board of supervisors received let ter from a resident of Portal near Paradise, or supposed to be a resi- dent of this county, asking for the rental of a school section in the east ern part of the county. His letter was replied to and he was informed that if he made the application in the proper form and sent in the necessary S20 to cover the rental of the land that the lease would be made out to him. About this time Clerk BeTner learned that the applicant was not a resident of the territory, but lived over the line in New Mexic@ and writing to the applicant informed him that as he was not a citizen of the territory he could not have the lease on the land. He wrote a reply to Clerk Berner stating that he had already spent in the neighborbood of $50 in improving the land and clear ing 1t for a fence, etc. and wanted the clerk to reimburse him for that amount The reply did not contain the fifty.
 Ties Up Property.
 Charles Tanning has brought suit in the district court against George H. Crosby for debt in the sum of S4,- $50 and as a consequence has levied a U-r-ir of attachment on some go min ing claims that the defendant is in- teTested i'm that are located in the county. Nine of them are in the War
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-03
HOW THEY STAND. National Leauue,
American Leaque.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

The above averages do not include yesterdays games.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-03

An interesting fact in connection with this walk was that but one pair .Of shoes was worn by each of them on
 the ?, 450 mile journey, and that they never ripped or lost a stitch during
 the entire trip. The shoes worn in
 this contest were made by the F. Mayer Boot and Shoe Company. Mil waukee, who have established a great reputation throughout the country as
 manufacturers of the highest type of quality shoes: in consequence of which. the business of this house has had a phenomenal growth. Nine thousand pairs per day is the present capacity of the Mayer factories.
 As matter of contrast. and to show that there is a marked difference in the quality of shoes, while Hay and Jackson completed their 2,450 mile trip in a single pair of shoes that were practically intact at the end. J. T. Sutherland, another pedestrian, who
 had reached OwOsso, Mich, on coast
 to coast walk. had worn out thirty one pairs of shoes on his journey up to the time of his arrival in Owosso. Leading brands manufactured by the F. Mayer Boot and Shoe Company are
 the Honorbilt for Men; Leading Lady,
 for Women; Martha Washington Com fort Shoes; Yerma Cushion Shoes; Special Merit School Shoes.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-03

would be glad to see the matter dis cussed through the columns of the public press.
 That a good court house site can be provided, and provided to the de cided advantage of the neighborhood that gets 1t, and a resulting financial advantage, admits of no doubt. What ever it might cost neighborhood to get it will be worth it several times over, and this cost would only be represented by pro rata decrease in square footage turned in by each property owner forming the club"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-03
Shoes Worn by These Pedestrians Were the Product of the F. Mayer Boot and Shoe Company, Manufac- turers of the Renowned Mayer Mil waukee Custom Made Shoes.
CAPTURE A S1,50O PURSE

Over mountains and through snow, through wet, slush and mud, freezing at times and oppressed by heat at others, Wm. Jackson and R. T. Hay, two sturdy ScOtchmen, walked every mile of the way from Seattle to Chi Icago. just arriving within a few4 hours of the time limit, thereby winning a purse of Fifteen Hundred Dollars giv- en by the Seattle Athletic Club for accomplishing this feat within the prescribed time.
 Jackson and Hay left Seattle with but Five Dollars in money and were obliged to earn their way as they went and leave no unpaid bills, and complete the journey in ninety days.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-03
.DR. r. 1. RICKETTS,
 EXAMINES PROPERTY
In Catalina Mountains West
 of TuCSOn-Shop Force Again Laid Off.
lSpeciaI to the Review.N

TUCSON, Ariz, July 2.-Dr. F. l.. Ricketts is now examining the prop critics of the Southwestern Mines com pany in the Catalina mountains, 50 miles west of here. He refused today to make any statement in regard to the persons, for whom he is making the examinations. He is expected to return to Tucson tomorrow evening
 The Southern Pacific railroad has laid off practically all of it's force at the machine shops here for an in- definite period. No reason is given The men had only resumed work on Wednesday {
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-03
BENSON HAS PROSPECTS
 OF 4 LIVELY BOOM
s, P, Intends to Enlarge Ter
 minaI Facilities There,

A Bisbee man this week received a letter from W. H. PoindeXter, well known resident of Benson, stating that local officials of the Southern Pacific at Benson have received orders from headquarters to prepare for the en- largement for the round house. yards and other terminal facilities at that point. The intimation is that Benson will be made a division point of great CT extent than it is at present, and that about 200 additional employees of the road will have their lay overs in Benson instead of at other points.
 A big cement works is also figuring on locating a plant at Benson.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07
NO sE DEscUTDE I'D.

Los varios sfntomas de una coz.
dici6n debilitada que toda per.
soma reconoce en- 81 misma, es una
advertencia que por ningun con-
cepto deberfa pasar desapercibida,
pues de otra manera los g6rmenes
de enfermedad tomaran incremen.
to con gran peligro de fataies con-
secuencias. Los g6rmenes de la
t1sis pueden ser absorvidos poE
los pulmones & cualquiera hora
echando raices y multiphcandose,
& no ser que el sistema sea ali
mentado hasta cierto punto qve le
facilite sresistir sus ataques. La
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLR
que es tan sabrosa como Ia miel ,
contiene los principles nutritivos
curativos del Aceite de Hfgado
de Bacalao Puro, que extraemos
directamente de los hfgados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac-
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre,
fortifica ell sistema contra todos los
cambios de temperature, que pro-
Queen acknowledgements Tos, Catarro,
Asma, Gripa, T1sis = todas las en-,
fermedades emanadas por debilidad
de los pulmones Y constitution ra-
qu1tica. Tomada & tempo eYita
la t1sis; tomada q tempo la cura.
Gel Professor Bernardo Urueta, de
la Botica Frizac en- la Ciudad de
Mexico, dice: Por la presente tengo
81 gusto de participar a Uds. que
he usado en- mi hijo, enfermo de
Nal de Pott y por indication del
DR.. Rafael Lavista, Ia Preparation
de Wampole, que Uds. preparan J
ademas de que le ha hecho mucho
bien, su est6mago Ia tolera muchI.
simo mejor que las otras prepara-
I. clones de aceite de bacalao. Igual
cosa ha pasado con algunos otros
niflos a quienes. les he recomendado
que usen la medicina de Uds." No
importa que clase de tratamiento
haya tenido NAL 6xito en- Ell case de
I'd. no SO desespere hasta que la
haya probado. Efcaz desde Ia pri-
mera d6sis. Nadie sufre un des-
Nngafio con eGta. En- las Boticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07

yor tempo Eus fulgoEeB. Que le Sea gTs'
tR 30 eBtRncia en- la ciudad = que be rspi'
tan Suu simpaticsH viBitas.
PersOnales.-Ha astado en- eBta ciudad
en- asuntos particulRres nuestEo diBtinguido
cl mpatEiota doctor Fernando AlemRn, de
AEscibo. Que De Fepitsn sun visieB & San
Juan.
FIostGs en- ArsCibO.-Hsy gran animR'
ci6n para los ''juegos AorsIss" que 90 efse'
tuST6n ca AFsOibo principles del meB de
Mayo pT6ximo. En- 81 programs dc las
fsltAs fguFan bsils1 & slIoB concurriF6
tsmbi6n distinguido slem0nte femenino de
esta ciudad
Para YaueO.-D DsupueB de pRBar algu
NOS diaD an estS Ciudad, en RBuntog paFti'
culaEes, hs TegEeBado aver Yauco 81 he
CendAdo de Rquella localidRd senior Ale
iaadEo FrsnceBchi.
POr Ia cqridGd.-A bsnefoio del ADiIo
de nihss hueEfanas de Rio PiedERs 80 lie
vsr6 & efscto 81 jusves pE6ximo una
bFillRnte fanci6n an el Teatro de eBta
ciudad. La ben f q fiesta Sc hRce
bsjo los auBpicios de las diUtinguidas
gefioraB Pont BalEsiEo de George
tti se6oHits AmpRrO Fernandez Mater,
GHs1100 A9S AoGBAAA0O98 oM pUO9G Q9 ~ 10
nora de GsoTgetti El comercio de IL Gin.
dad osTFaF& por Ia taEde de dichO dia para
faCilitaE & sus ampleadoB la ConcuFrencia
Ia fiesta 90 espsra que ID "funci6n de gs'
la r0BultsTE de 10 mas sspl6ndido
Bien meTecen pequefioB BOcrifcios laB
pobTecitaB ninas del asilo de hueEfanas.
No bN6O segO fec I'm grupo de sncan
tsdoFRs aefioritAB de estR gociedad llev6 &
efecto 81 domingo una animadR fiesta de
campo on Las poeticRs plaYOg del "CondA'
do Begdn nos infoPmRn pRHaron IN
sgEsdabla dfa. Hubo baile, canto de-
Trochs de gracia.
Entire 81 Undo gFupo aBtAban lau bellaG
damitaB Mercedes Bisoso, Lolita Maria
Luisa Pujol, Conchita Fernandez, Virgi'
MIA BEac Altits Martin, que tuyieron la
cEusldRd, 81 tan dulces pRisRnaB pudieTRn
ueE crueIe8, de pTescindiF en- absolute del
''sexo feo'' , llevRF 4 efecto "a ''paRa dfa''
sin invitaT ninguno>de sus amigos. A =
sRF de esto Is ''girR" pEoporcion6 graz
diverai6n cultiBimo passtiempo & Lar re-
feFidaB amigsB.
Pare Ell certdmem. liudfgima tFi'
gueG& envi6 ultimsmente Bu fotogFaffa
para el siCsFtSmsn de bellezB" Ds l8
hsEmosa region do nueatTas po6ticaH mon
tsfl en- donde tambi6n hay frsBcaB y lin
dag cREitaB de adoEableB pueTtoEFiq mas
visne Is nueva competideFa de MaFgREita
Frey. No hay duda que muy alto queds'
"a 81 pabell6u de Puerto Rico en- el eultO
torneo de belIeza en- que lR mujeT mas bs'
lie BeE5 pUsFtorTiquena."
sEMPER
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07
CURIOSA SOLICITUD
de diVOrCiO.
UR nlrIt0 que IIsTl 81 amor hlsIl d slerIfleI0.

En- una BOliCitud de divofCio Jaime D.
Darden dijo que Bu eIpoaS, qua Ge llama
bR Fanny Van Ripper, y .eTs una Eios
viuds de New York, Ie ofreCf6 darle
500. 600 en- acCionel ca Il aPhelpr Dod'
go Copper Queen" en- otHaI gFandeG
Compafifaa del Sud O0nts. d 10 CaGsbR CON
ella, y doClGFa que ella noIamOnts IL hR
dado $81 900.
La sefioTa DaEden pHssont6 nm bill
Opueato , dsolaEa que 81 fu6 quiOn ID per-
guadi6 & CaIREBe con 81, haciOndols yer que
era rico, y que 81 dineTo que ella lG dAb0
era pr01tRdo para hRceE grandeI negoCios,
y cubrir suG Or6ditoB, uno do lou cuale1 e.
niR On Is conpah!a del "TEu1t KnickeE'
boHker" en- NUsvs York para pRgaE loB
gsDtoB de egcuelR del hii0 de OIla.
Ella dice que vinisEon del Oagta dsa.
pues de hAbGr8e CelebRado Is bo1G en- New
York en- 1906 fuoFon PaHadenn, donde
81 L. dej6 y se fu6 AlbuqusTquG. Ella
10 mand6 buBCar y volvi6 PagadenS
Fara CaStigaEla , humiIlarla.
81 dice que ellis 10 abandon6, que 20
fu6 4 los Angeles = Eshuu6 volvsE 4 Al
buquerque.
Mas tards 90 fusron ( Old Point Con.
fort, donde ella RfrmR IL malls conducta
de Il.
DArdsn afirmR que ella Ie habfa pedido
que la dejarR soEprendeFIo con otra muioF
= do estR maneEa, ella pediFfs sl divoECio.
Mas lusgo 20 fueFon New York al hotel
Maria Antonieta, en- donde 90 sepaEaron
mRECh6ndoss ella Van Dyke.
Donds pTimeRo ID conoci6 Darden fae
60 1905 an 81 hotel Antoniets, On compa.
MIA de una Ba6oFG llRmRda Burr, siendoIo
preIentada por Jaime Parsons COjaEo syn
dsnta de m hancn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07
sEMPER
Ia CarreFa de automobiles New York
Paris.

El "New York Times" publicS 10 Iista
de Ioa Concurentes la caFEeFa en autom6
vii 81 FededoF del mundo iniciada poE "Le
Matin" de Paris.
Ssis son Las m6quinsu que han FepsTtido
reOoFFsF IN tEsyscto de % 600 millaH, &
tEav6s de los EstedoB Unidos del AIaIks,
eBtrecho de Behrin, de Is sibsriR , de ls
Europa.
Tres franceDas; una Dion, montads por
NJ M. g. BoucieEt Saint Chsffray, el ca
pitdn Haussn; una Moto.Bloc, montada
por N NJ. GODDARD, Hue y LivisE , una
SisaiFe, Naudin con M. M. AuguIte Pons,
Deuchsmps Bsoth6.
UEa m6quins italiana Zazt, montada
por Antonio scREfoglio, Emilio sitori ,
EnFico IlRRYga.
Una mGquina alsmana PEotOa con 81
Iuhsrtenisnte KOsppsn, Hans Kuspa ,
Ernest Mas; poF tItimo
Una m6quina americana Thomas con
dos indviduoR solsmenta Mr. Montsguez
Roberts Howard BFinkeR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07
IRtOTI8l { los PI0iI8ITI8 @ R18Irl.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Hsno
eongtants existencia de Lon Biguienter ina.
7umontos: FlRutino8, FlRuta8, TeEcaRolag,
Oboeu, Rsquinto8, CIsrinste, Fagoteu
Violino, ViolonColloS, ContEabsjou, Man.
dolinng, BDnduETias, GuitaPEag, CoEnetfn.-.
OnoVones, Trombone, BaEftono-, Bombar.
dinOI, HeliOoneI, (b8jOg) TEiknguIou, Pla.
GlloI, RsaoblAnteg , Bombog. M6todou
de Bolfe0 J para t0l A.clRss Dc inusgu nen'
to8. Accessories y m6sica O. gonsRal.
San Juan, r. B. ApaEtado n6m. 216.-
Call0 do Allen n6m, II 7 Sal n6m. 26.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-07
1Lu gust, Ii na.Ieaq sQuluu olrI,7

Compre una Pianola un Piano pianos
IR do Ie c6I0bFe cagR THE AEOLIAN
Co., dc New York qua ha peFfeCCionado
auto instEumsnto hasta Ilegar & Ia altuEA
qua oSt6 Oualquisr persons puOds inteE.
pretaE una Eieza de mdsicR como d fuEs
nm RHtigta.
Adamfs, hay iempEs pianos de Is como
cida mRrca PLEYEL Pianos AIemansI,
pianos Websry msEca PARIS BAzAR,
egtos iItimOs & plsEos Faz6n d0 $40 msn'
uuale1 uin pagnF NADIA Rdelnntado.
Una visits q PARIS BAZAAR dc Pc
dro Giugti una caytR diriiidA q doporta'
mento muuical pondr6 ln1 paE1ona1 intO'
resadas On pOlaIi6n de los dates que d
HNu0~n