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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-08
BIG DROP IN PRICES.

on Liquors of all kinds to close out old stock. Large line of new goods coming in.
 Ballantine's Ales and Lager always in stock.
 N. B Gall and see us and we will use you right. C. c PFERSlCK, 4S Bank Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-08

UOIIl bVUtI 1S90-John Boyle O'Reil- Key ly, Irish-American poet and jour. nalist, died; born 1S44. 1902-Edward VII. crowned king of Great Britain and Ireland and em- peror of India. 1e05-First session of the Russo-Japa- nese peace conference held at the United States navy yard, Ports mouth, x. H.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-23
Sheriff's sale.

BY virtue of a special execution
issued out of the Clerks office of the
County Court of Mesa County and
State of Colorado, and to me direct
ed, whereby l am commanded to
make the sum of One Hundred
Ninety-one dollars and sixty-one
cents, ($191.6D, together with the
further sum of Twenty-Five dollars
and sixty-seven cents, C$22.67) costs
accrued in said cause, as well as the
costs of this execution and sale and
costs of suit, the amount of a certain
judgment recently obtained against
Ella Sullivan and in favor of Jennie
N. Sumner, out of the lands. tene-
ments, goods and chattels of the said
Ella Sullivan have levied on
the following property to-wit: Lots
one "a and two CD in block one
hundred and thirty-eight Q3S) in
the city of Grand Junction, Mesa
County. Colorado.
THEREFORE,. according to said
command, l shall expose for sale, at
public auction, all the right. title
and interest of the above named
Ella Sullivan in and to the
above described property, on Tues
day, the 31st day of March, A. d.
1908. at 10 o'clock a. m. at the east
front door of the county court house
in Grand Junction, Mesa County.
Colorado.
Dated at Grand Junction, Colo,
this End day of March. A. d. 1908.
C. F. SCHRADER,
Sheriff of Mesa County.
Carnahan & VanHoorebeke.
Attorneys.
Date of first pub. March 8, 1908.
Date of last pub. March 81, 1908.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-23
SAYS IT
IS BRYAN'S YEAR
Noted Republican Newspaper Writer and Close Friend Of
Roosevelt Makes Some Interesting Statements Com
moner's Chances are Better than Ever.

Chicago, March 23.-Reviewing
the Democratic chances this year in
the Record-Herald, one of the most
influential Republican newspapers of
the middle West. Walter Wellman,
who is a confidential friend of Pres
ident Roosevelt, says in part:
There can be little room for
doubt that Mr.. Bryan's chances at
the polls will be better next Novem-
ber than they were either in 1896 or
1900. This by no means says he is
going to be elected; it does not even
say that his chances will be as good
as Tafts. They may be or may not,
but his first or second race, Mr.
Bryan now has much more ground
for hope than on either of those oc-
casions.
"Here, again, as chance will have
it. Mr.. Bryan's view OF the future
comedies with mine.
I'VE are not now making any esti-
mate whatever as to the outcome of
the election. We are only compar-
ing the Democratic chance. broadly,
with the Democratic chances in re-
cent campaigns.
"First-Mr. Bryan was at a tre-
mendous disadvantage in 1896 in two
important particulars.
"Second-He was wrong, hopeless
ly, absolutely wrong, on the money
question, and the intelligence of the
country decided against him.
''The country, then, was not very
prosperous, had but a short time be-
fore had a panic, many people be-
lieved the Democratic (ClevelandD
administration was responsible for
it. and Mckinley was hailed as the
advance agent of prosperity.
''In 1900 Mr.. Bryan was again
unfortunate in two events which ex-
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-23
PROHIBITION CAUSES MORE
CRIMES THAN SALOONS CAUSE
Continued from page 6.)

cense state) equal in territory and
population. The Jail record for 1907
is as follows:
In Maine, county jails, 5,769
In Minnesota, county jails, 1,4S9.
Drunks in Maine jails. ASIA
Drunks in Minnesota jails, SOS.
Blind piggers (illicit sellers) in
Maine tails, AL.
Blind piggers (illicit sellers) in
Minnesota jails. 25.
Women in Maine jails, 207.
Women in Minnesota jails, 40.
Maine pays for jailbirds' board,
$4,000.
Minnesota pays for jailbirds'
ooard, $4,000.
Names license revenue, nothing.
Minnesotas license revenue, $780,
900.
BY Way of Summary.
In summing we find that prohibi-
ton has been denounced by the
ablest statesmen of America:
That it increases the number of
liquor dealers;
That it increases the number of
deaths from drunkenness;
That it increases the amount of
crime;
That it stagnates the state and
growth in population;
That it brings the law into con-
tempt and corrupts public servants;
That it deprives the state of large
revenue without comforting any bene-
fit to offset the loss.
Having started out with the ad-
mission that the present system is
defective, and having failed to find
any hope of relief by means of pro-
hibition, the question arises, What
is to be done?
The National Model License Leag-
ne suggests a solution that should
appeal to every well-regulated mind.
The solution is based on knowl-
edge of human nature. Give the re-
tail liquor dealer license free from
the Influence of politics and make
the life of a license dependent on the
obedience of the holder to all OF the
laws of society. If the license holder
violates the laws, take away his Ii
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-23
The Fair

New Silks, Ladies' Tailored Suits, Lovely
White Waists, Spring Millinery, New White
Goods, Elaborate Parasols, Long Kid Gloves,
Long Silk Gloves, Silk Petticoats New Washable
Goods. New Ginghams, Seasonable Underwear,
Spring Hosiery, New Draperies, White Spreads,
Lace Curtains, Correct Vengs, New Shopping
Bags, Childrens Hats, Childrens Caps, Toggery
for Babies, Lovely Ribbons Collapsible Go-Carts
New COrsets, Ladies' Tailored Skirts, New Table
Linens, New Dress Trimmings, Wooen Dress
Clothing, Mems Clothing, Mems made=to-rneas-
ure-suits, Mems Hats, Mems Furnishings, House
keeping Goods.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-23

cense by means of a law so framed
that the court has no choice but to
suspend the license upon the re-
tailer's first conviction of any Of
fense and to cancel it upon second
conviction. Such law would make
it more profitable to obey than to
disobey the law, and the law would
be obeyed. Violation of the law is
more profitable than obedience un-
der the present system in many
states, and Is far more SO under pro-
hibition.
THE NATIONAL MODEL LICENSE
LEAGUE
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-23
TAFT MAY SAY SOMETHING
VERY IMPORTANT TONIGHT

+ Washington, March % +
+ Washington politicians attri- Z.
+ butte a great deal of signific- I.
I. ance to Taft's visit to New Jer- !.
+ sey today. The secretary of 1.
+ war will speak tonight at the I.
+ annual banquet of the Trenton I.
= Chamber of Commerce. I.
1. + I. + I. 1. + !.
Governor Fort, who is prominent
ly mentioned as Taft's probable run
ming mate, will also be one of the
speakers. The effort to line up New
Jersey for Taft has now reached a
strenuous stage. Knox, Fairbanks,
Hughes and Cannon each have many
admirers in the commonwealth of
trusts and mosquitoes and the Taft
boomers have not found their task
an easy one.
The friends of Secretary Taft are
now working for an instructed dele
cation, but are encountering much
. opposition from some of the state
leaders in this respect. Those oppos-
ing this move assert that for gen.
Grafton the delegates from New Jer-
sey to the Republican national con-
tion have gone instructed, and they
are now reluctant to change this
custom.
Secretary Taft does not go to New
Jersey without considerable opposi-
ton from some of the Republican
leaders. Many of the latter are tied
up to other candidates, and Secretary
Taft's personal invasion they view
with alarm.
Senator Kean favors Knox, of
Pennsylvania, while Senator Briggs
looks with kindly eyes upon the as
pirations of Hughes, of New York.
= When it was made known that the
secretary of war was to be made a
headliner by the Trenton Chamber
Of Commerce on the occasion of it's
annual banquet, politicians un-
friendly to Mr.. Taft made up their
administration fayorite should be
kept out of the state for the pres
ent.
This movement took form and
substance when a committee headed
by Senator Briggs waited upon Sec
retary Taft and advised him not to
appear at Trenton on March 23. Mr..
Briggs made no reference to the fact
that the number "23" symbolizes
-'skiddo." but he made it plain that
it was his belief and that of others
that it would be impolitic for Mr..
Taft to deliver an address at Tren-
ton on the date named. He charges,
it Is understood. that the Trenton
organization wanted to exploit the
secretary of war for it's own aggran-
dizement and that it really had no
personal interest in him.
Secretary Taft listened to Senator
Briggs, smiled broadly and then sat
down and wrote an acceptance of
the invitation extended to him by
the business men of Trenton.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-23

ercised dominant influence upon the
public mind:
'First-Prosperity had returned,
and the Republicans, of course,
claimed all the credit of it.
'Second-The country had been
engaged in a successful foreign war,
Mckinley and his administration
ed by wave of patriotic exultation
which swept over the land-and the
Democrats, Mr.. Bryan included,
made a bad business worse for
themselves by taking a stand as to
the Philippines and American sold
iers in the Philippines. which many
regarded as the reverse of patriotic.
This year. let us reserve discus
sion in detail till the proper moment
shall have arrived. But in passing
consider for a moment certain facts:
There has been another panic.
The effects are still here. 1t is not
Democratic administration that is
responsible for it this time. The
people want prosperity again. Will
they trust a do-nothing, patchwork
makeshift Republican congress to
bring 1t back, or will they in resent
ment turn to the other party, whose
leader is no longer mistrusted as
radical?
Il do not know and do not at this
time have even an impression. But
it seems very clear that Mr. Bryan
is right-he now has better chance
than he ever had before.
1.-The Republican party has not
now the same thing it had in 1900
and 1904, when the opposition stood
no chance at all.
This year is a fighting year, and
no one can blame Mr.. Bryan for
wanting to go to the front once
more"
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-23
A LENTEN PRAYER

= Thou art the Creator of the
= lands We live on.
= The earth is thine and the
E fullness thereof.
+ We are the sheep of Thy
= pasture and depend upon Thy
= gracious favor for the human :
= activity and brotherhood that
= brings us our daily bread.
= We have been selfish and
= overreaching.
= We have found the field with
= a pearl of great price in it, and
+ have bought it for ourselves.
+ seller, when we have after
= ed.
+ But Thou knowest that we {
+ have not defrauded the widow
+ and fatherless. and that we
+ have cared for their substance
+ and nursed and increased it.
= We pray Thee that our eff
Efforts to make men live together
+ in peace and plenty may be sue
= cessful; that we may be able to
+ adjust strikes and difficulties
+ and to secure to every man fair
+ wages.
+ We pray Thee that the des-
= ert may blossom as the rose,
= and all the land of Thy chosen
+ ones be fruitful and blessed;
+ that there may be no knocking
r within our borders, but that ev-
= eryone may help his neighbor
= and say the Mount Zion We live
+ in is beautiful for habitation,
I. the joy of the whole EARTH
4. Selected.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-23
A STATE OF MIND.

Royal Geographical Society,
In the State of Mass,
There lives lass
/ love to go n. c.;
No other miss,
Can ever / Wis.
Be half SO dear to Me.
r. I. is blue
And her cheeks the hue
Of shells where waters swash ;
On her pinlx-white phiZ
There New. Ariz.
The least complexion Wash.
1t, Could I win
The heart of Mimi,
I'd ask for nothing more.
But / only dream
Upon the theme,
And Conn. it DER and Ore.
Why is it, pray,
/ can't Ala.
This love that makes me Ill.
n. Y, o., Wy,
Kan. New. Yer.
Propose to her my will?
l shun the task
'Twould be TO ask
This gentle maid to wed;
And so. to press
My suit, | guess,
Alaska Pa. instead.
The potato special was greeted by
a big crowd at Fruita Saturday ev.
ening. The train returned to Grand
late Saturday night and OF
morning left the city for the
points up the Montrose line.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-23
WEDDING IN HIGH LIFE.

+ New York. March 23.-St. I
= James's church, Madison ave- /
r nue. and Seventy-first street, /
= will be the scene of one of the I
I. most fashionable weddings of I
+ the season late this afternoon, Z
E when Miss Julia Keen Fish, Z
+ second daughter of Hamilton Z
r Fish, and William Lawrence Z
= Breese, of London, will be mar I
+ ried by Bishop Courtenay.
+ + - + + = I
The groom is a son of Mrs. Harry
o. Higgins, of London, and her first
husband w. l.. Breese, of New York
One of his sisters Miss Eloise Breese
married Lord Willoughby d'Eresby
and another Miss Anna Breese, mar
ried only about three months age
Lord Alistair 1nnes-Ker, heir rre
sumptive to the Duke of Roxburghe
who married Miss May Goelet.
Miss Fish will have as her brides
maids her sisters. the Misses Jane
and Rosamund Fish.
Rupert Higgins, stepbrother o.
the bridegroom, will be the best maj
and the ushers will be Stuyvesan
Fish, Jr., and William E. Rogers
cousins OF the BRIDE; James L
Breese, a cousin of the bridegroom
Charles Lawrence, Thomas Batelle
of Boston; Aymar johnson, Vista
Kendall. and Hamilton Fish, Jr., thu
brother of the bride. The ceremon!
will be followed by a small reception
at the residence OF the bride, 81
East Seventy-seventh street Mr.. ant
Mrs. Breese will live in England.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-23

One soc whip won't break you
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-23

There Will be an election of on
GERS tonight at the meeting OF the
Elks.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-23

Remember the soc whips.-Fred
Mantey.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-28
COMO OGURRIO la
tragedia del SaIti-
IIo en- Adiuntas.
SOldGTa fatal del DepSEtamentO del
Interior.
julio GsROGia pOrfsCtlmsntO los VldOs dal TO;
BsFO d VOrIflsSr 81 plsa fus lBoEltlbIO d
G8sgraGladO SusSSO.
IOrdaFa fatal Del DepsTiamGnto del
az nNegtro oorrespongaL. }

Mayo 6.-Oonfrmando mi tslegTRma
de fecha rs de loB CoFRisnteg, dando cuentR
de la deggPaCia oCuTFida en- 81 rio SAltillO
pEsvey0ndo 10 Eucedido, habiRmoa llama
do la atanci6n 81 OomisionRde del Interior
Sr. Grahame, desde las Oolumuas do eStO
migmO peFi6dic0 rGm. 185 y COEFesp0n'
dients al 21 de Ensro do 1908.
Cusndo el ST. GTRhsme en ID indicRda
feOha, hizo ConoceT d pEop6Bito que tenfa
de dar gran impulse para terminRF cuanto
anteg possible los gFandsu puenteg que %
eAt6n COnatTnyGndo On CaEreteras diHtintaB
de lR iB'a con 81 obieto de msioFRF 81 tF6'
Eco pdbliCo, le indioRmoa que tuVisFG pre-
sente los puentes que unfRn dos poblaCiOneB
impoEtantss, como 10 son Ponce = AFecibc.
NueBtTas indicacionGn be ochRRon On ol.
vido, y hoy tenem0g que lamGntar ana
gran deBgFRCiR, que pud0 tFaGR mayoFes
mas fatsleg ConssCuenciag, 6 40 ser poF 81
auxilio inmGdiato de la poliCfR. LO ocU.
rTido hR sido 10 Bigui0nte: en- AdiUntRB
existe nm Cochs diaEio prOpisdad de 10 em.
pTeBa de Juan de la Cruz Bosch que sale
do este & las Biete de la mafiRnR para Pom
Cs retoFnR de Rquells CiudRd & laB tFeI
de la tRTde
Aver % venfan de Ponce On 81 Esforido
Coohe. el BefioE don Pedro J. MagIanet,
Hub.SeCEstaFio de la CoEte de Distrito lla'
mRdo con premuRR poR 90 eBp0aa CauEa
de la anfeFmedRd do un hijo Buyo, y los
passjsEo1 Alejandro Valiant y LuiEA
P6Ees.
Como habfa IIovido poE Is tRrds abun'
dantemente, 81 Coch8Fo Julio ATChevRF,
empleado hace POGO do la citRds empEeHR
= que ConoCfR poEfsctamGnts los pGapg del
rio por aus viaias fr0Cusnteg, 20 dOtUvO en-
Ia oiiLIa, cuando 6 Ia saxon 90 pFsGsDt2FOn
los individuoa JsadI Oquendo y Ginorio
V6!ez, inniati6ndolsB Eegdn 90 aiEma, que
hAbiendoIo paBsdo pie y hRbiendo bajs'
do la coEFisnte, podfR pagaE sin peligFo
aIguno.
AL veEifcRF sT paBo, fu6 aFSatrRdO 81
CoChe, destEo16ndoss ComplstRmsnte, aho'
g6ndoH0 uno de los CRballoH lR Hefora
dofiR LuiBR Perez, que RpaEeCi6 una gran
dihtRnCiR del gitio del gucego al Eiguiente
dfa.
Este hscho ocurri6 entire sists ? sist0 y
Cusrto de la tRFde.
Tanto 81 cRbo Antonio RossIl6 como Iol
guRTdiaB Juan r Molina, Pedro Men6n.
doz Juan r Valdejulli trabAjsEon &C
tivamsnte, dandO aCeTtadaH y opoTtunaB
6EdeneB.
NoHotrou crsemou que sl senior ComiEie-
nado del Interior tomar6 en confederation
10 oCuTEido, para que on 10 BuCsSivo no ne
repitan tan terribleI y tr6gicoH sucsBoB
como 81 de la noche del 25 do Mayo.
Y yR que 20 pisnsR invsFtiF grandeB
sumaR en- CaFFstsFas, debisra d0diCarBs On
primer t6rmino pouer On condolences de
psrfsotR communication IaB CarFeteraB cons.
tEuldag, antsB de empszRF otEaB nusyaB
con 10 OuSl Bs svitaTfRn msyoFeB deggER.
CiRs y 90 bsnsfCiREfR 81 pueblo de Puerto
Rico.
Ada no hsmoB terminado CoDtinua.
TemoB oCup6ndonoB con aumR i'm poEtanciR
de cate asunto auuqu0 nusAtEa opinion
nueItGR voz sean deloid0B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-28
ANUNCIO De SUBASTA.
Dop'rt,nDnfo doI lRtsrIr Dc Puerto Rico.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLICAs.
OfOina del Superintendent.

OfOina del Superintendent.
San Jasn, f. r., Mayo 27 dc 19O8.-
Proposieiones en- pliegoH CsrFsdoa para lR
adjudication en- p6blicR subRlta de las
obFaH de construction de 2O1O metros H.
nsRlep, mas menoB, do cRrFateEB. SsCci6n
C6guRB, s8n Lorenzo, K0. K0. 6, Be
admitirkn On esta ofcinR hasts Les 10 Q.
m. del dis 10 dc Junio 1908, On que 90
abrir6n pdbliCRmsnts.
El pTeBupus8to apFoximRdo de las obEag
aSCionde & SIS, 10000.
TodoB loB dato1 neCegRrios, impEesog dc
propoEiciOnSs ContEatoB inGtgUccioneg
los poEtoFes 90 dRF6n en esta ofcinR. Tam.
bi6n ss faCilitRrkn azulel de los pianos me.
diauts IN d0p6Sito provisional de $1,000
que sSE6n EeSmbolsRdoB q dsvolVeE dichog
aZules.
Sara Condici6n essnCisI del OOntRato que
81 cOntrati1tR, paEtir del gsgundo mes in.
elusive del plRSo para lR termination de
los tTRbnjoV, execute cada mea obYs8 poE
valor no menoE de $5,OOOOO.
La Administration ge EaEervR el dere-
Cho de FeChazE CuRlquierR todas las pro-
poHicionsB y do sdjudiCar 81 Contrato beIo
otFaI CondiCioneB que Las de pEsCio BolA'
mOnta.
PoP oRdsn del ComaiOuado del Ints'
EioE-J. J. Jip5nes, supt. de ObFRs Pd'
blicag. Is. vANs z.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-28

MMTLL0TDES-El meior mas gogulO
de todos log OspBcfaooB hasta ahogR oonooida
para y eura poEman0nt0 dc toRa Las OnfOrs
modadoS dc II urota, va sean 6atag cr6nieag 8
agudaa. 0onti0nO 81 flujoy cura por COM
ploto, On m0no1 ti0mpOs que ning6n otFo pre-
parade similar Las g0noRF0GG, ogp0rmatoFnRg
si1titlB, cot. Meior que Lea inyOCcionOs muy
BupoFioT 81 g&ndAlo cop iba. EmpiOzR
eurtir su efoCto Las b. % suRtro hoFRs do
5RborIo tornado.
Los HETILoIDEs"-Sonf fGsilss do tomsP
estGn prepArAd0s de mRnsra que no PsVusI.
ven q oGt6mRgo nj produo0n maloE Ofsat0H,
De VOntA On todSg lau BotieRs PidRnEe
@geltIas gratis & sos dnieos fsbPissntag.
Frederick stsRTnu q oa, DetEolt, Hiahi
gauu D, 4,
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Auto de plisi6n contra ell pOIiCia
Martinez.

A viEtud de denuncia jurada pEeBenta
dA Rl fiscal de Ia OoFte de distrito de San
Juan, contra 81 poliefa ingulsr Antonio
Martinez, acuBandole de homicide volun.
tnrio en- la persona del uoldRdo FEanCiaco
AlvaTado Hs he dictado auto de priEi6u
contra 81 FsfsEidO policfa 6jandogalo 81 ,OOO
de fianEs psra podsr psrmaneosE en- II.
bsRtad.
Antonio Marines hnbfa Bido trasIsda'
do de San Juan Manatf y de Rl;f uer6
ConduCido hoy & eAta CiudRd para az com.
paEsacencis ant0 el juez municipal.
OpoFtlnamente pFsBentaES 81 fiscal la
aousaci6n correspondence quedando sl
acugado por ahora, suspense de smpIao ,
& diOpoAici6n de ID Corte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-28
iiHOribIs explosion en- Puerto Rico!!

SsEis n pF6ximRmente Las cuatro de Ii
mafiRna del diS de hoy Cuando 81 eatam-
pido de una bombR hR venido tuEbRF IL
natural TepoRo que gOEaban On aquslIoa
momentoG todoB los hRbitantGI dc San
Juan, En- medic de lR mayor confusion,
cAballsToV, aefi 1raB y nifRs han abandonA'
do BuI lee b q, posefdos de sxtRAoFdinaEio
eBTauto aodos dsseando RvsriguaF cuRl
hRbfS Bido 81 fsn6meno Fea'izRdo. iCOna
FaFsl de lR enoFme bombR que aCAbabR dc
eatallar lalisFon, cusl nusva mstFaIIa lou
Ciocuenta Imil difsEontss tEajss que FaFs
CaballeFoH y ninoa teuian psdidos por cs'
bic "La PalmeuanR" do ]. PieraB = Go.
Allen 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-28
NDTClbDR GENERAL

0oNSEJos "A LAS MADRES. .-EI larabe
calmantO de la sefora WinsIow debe
uaars0 6iempre que los nifiOs estan en- 81
periodic de la detencion. Proportions ali-
vic Immediate al pequefIo paOiente, produ-
ca un sueflo natural tranquilo, alivia 81
dOlOr el angelic despierta muy vivO y
alegre. Es muy agrad able 81 palRdRr,
calmR al nifio, RblRnda sus dolores, hRce
fSciles la funcionen del est6mRgo Fegula
los intestinos Els ell meior remedio como
cido para La diarreR va proyengR esta de la
Tengase mucho cuidado en- pedir el 'tJaTa-
be Calmatne de la SefiOra W1nsloW": es el
n1eiOr de todOs,
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Paris BazaF,

PaTticipamoB nueBtEa dintinguida
cliantala que hemoB Fecibido un extsnBo
surtido On tiras = sntrsdOseB Sui4OS COM
probRdaB persona 'ments por 81 Jefs de la
casa. "a 10 mas fno que viene Puerto
Rico. Los hay On tslR tupida , On tsIR
ClaFin.
Ad0m6s 80 ha Tecibido una novedad ca
abRniCoB dc Valencia en- donds mRnd6 egta
casa MADEIRA de cedFo para Los vRrillsi8
dc los abaniCoa loa que Eeaultan una gran
novedad.
Egta casa no omits gsstoB para tFRsE
iempH0 noVsdadoa Puerto Rico. Fotal0Sa
27.-PsdTO GiWstS.
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CASA De PRESTAMOS De C. SILVA.

En- Los dfaa 9 y 2 de Junio pr6ximo
Bs llsvaF6 Cabo On 81 n6mero II de la
cRlle do Ia Luna 81 Eemats de Las pFandNB
cuyus taloneB no han sido FsnoVRdoB nj
canCsIsdos dsBpu6I de los HsiI meBss que
conCeds Ia Icy,
La Casa 1uBpsnde Bus opsERCionss de
prestamoH BupliCR todog los que tengan
prendaH d objetOs empenRdOB 20 giEvan
TsscatarloS On el t6rmino que prescribe ls
lev, 8 ". p.
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9lRNIlla PaI f66, rue 6el0H0F8g on t0a98Faraf4g

DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibedAat "LA VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
Cintas finas para lazos y bandas; las hay
Faldas AbrigOs de seda para Senoras,
asi como los mejores Cssimires, Alpacas,
Camisetas lejftimas Crepe etc; estOs y
Otros muchos artieulos Sc acaban de recibir
en- La "VILLA DE MADRID". Vtsitenos
pfdanOs muestras y le atenderemos
gustOsOs.
r, D. Box. 764. Teletono &1S.
San Francisco 81, San Juan, p, r.
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerario. salidas de Bayam6n oapi-
tai simultaneamente.
Dfas laborables.-M Maiiana 6, 05, $50 8
As LOO. Tarde 1915, Las 8.I5, 4.B5, 5.45.
Dias festivos.-Mafian 8,7.Q5, $50 8 As
y II. Tarde 1915 1.SO, 2 so, $50, 4,SO 8,
l6 y $50.
Billetes baratos para dias festivOs. De
Cata1O Bayam6n, ida y vuelta "a. ella ee
25C "a. clase 18e. De Bayam6n CatafO y
vuelta IA. clase 15e, "a. clase I0G.
Billetes ordinario de Capital 4 OataflO on
Ia, clase centavOs.
Bayamon 10 de septiOmbrO de 1905
Ramon Valdea,
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Ell CLUB de r. Kehrhahn & 90.
regala an rsloj dc orc "Waltham" soma
nRlmsnte entire BuG goCiog. La Ultima 90.
mana obtuvo uno ls BsfioFa F. EaCalopR
de San Juan socio ptim. /.
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a OOMPRAR MADERA.-Lu

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com
pGiJia Industrial de Santuros (San Juan
Box 657) tisne en- class dc primeFa pre-.
clos sin competsncia, nm complete aurtido
para construction de C8BRg. MoldurR8 de
Eodos tamafios. Tablillas para psFsianaV,
Dsp6BitoB. San Juan frente al muallo
ndmSFO 2. SAnturCe Stop. "a. TsI6fonoR
425 y 1890. Ia