davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-30
0ECEMBERWEATHE
Data Covering Thirty-seven Years
Compiled From Weather Bureau
Records at Cairo, Illinois.

The following data are issued to
snow conditions that have prevailed
Turing the month In question, for the
| ibove period of years. but must not
be construed as a forecast of the
Weather conditions for the coming
month
Temperature.
Mean or normal temperature 80
degrees
The warmest month was that of
1889. with an average of 81 degrees
The coolest month was that of
1876. with an average of &c degrees
The highest temperature was a
legrees on December -, 1889.
The lowest temperature was =
legrees on December "a, 1872.
The earliest date on which first
killing" frost occurred in autumn.
Sept 30, 1899.
Average date on which first kill
ing frost occurred in autumn, DC
tober 2Sth.
Average date on which last kill
ing" frost occurred in spring. March
10Th.
The latest date on which last kill
ing" frost occurred in sprin. April
~. 1897.
Precipitstion.
lRain or melted snow.b
Average for the month. 34l inches.
Average number Of DAYS with .01
# an inch or more. II.
The greatest monthly precipitation
wa $50 inches in 1884
The least monthly precipitation
WAS 073 inches in 1876.
The greatest amount Of precipita-
tor RECORDED in any q consecutive
hours vas 3ZG inches on December
1894. 1879.
The greatest amount Of snowfall
recorded in any p consecutive
hours trecord extending to winter Of
1ssf-05 onlyl was IS inches on De
cember 90. 1884
Relative Humidity.
Average : a. m. 81. average : q. /
NJ. -
Clouds and weather.
Average number Of clear DAYS s. 4
partly cloudy DAYS 3. cloudy DAYS Il
wins
The prevailing Winds are from the
south.
The average boorIF velocity Of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-30

,. - DC resss Efssi esrs.-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-02
MR.. BEDE WORKING
FOR HOME FOLKS
Minnesotan Doing Overtime to
Help Constituents Before
Leaving CITY.

J. Adam Bede, the wit OF the House,
and busy Representative from Mime
sofa. Is working harder these days than
he was when John Sharp Williams
hHbuster was at its height, and ne viii
not enjoy the comforts OF home for
many days 10 come.
During those strenuous closing days
at the Capitol. Mr.. Bede was delegated
to serve his party by telling stories OF
sufficient humor ia keep a quorum pres
ent In a measure this caused him to
temporarily neglect his constituents, but
having served his party until the close
Of Congress. MIR. Bede now is working
overtime for the voters back home.
He gets up about in the morning and
IS certain TO be found at some depart
ment before the janitOr gets through
sweeping OF the front steps.
Mr.. Bede was asked today TO explain
his activity and the reason he had not
left Washington.
There are lot Of people back
home" he said, who expect to get
things from these departments here.
and it's up 10 me 10 get them before L
90 home
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-02

Platform makers are busily engaged
shaping the planks that they hope viii
be formally nailed down at Chicago.
They began with conferences at Secre-
tary Taft's residence and at the White
House yesterday, and continued the
work today. 1t is said that even the
nail holes will be drilled here in Wash
ington and only a few formal taps of
the convention hammer viii be neces-
sary TO put the structure together. If
Roosevelt and Taft dominate that
gathering. as they confidently expect 10
do.
There is some speculation on the out
come Of the architects labor. Every
body, il seems, has a chlnce 20 suggest,
but the real work is being done at the
White House or at Mr. Taft's office.
The President counts upon seeing that
his policies have their share of repre-
sentatiOn. but Secretary Taft will have
a few OF his own. This is evident, from
the long consultations with Attorney
General Wade Ellis, chief artihcer OF
the Ohio platform.
Tariff revision will be specifically ad-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-02
Platform Makers Are Busy
Shaping PzankS at White House

vocated. according to those who are IN
touch with the preliminary discussion.
The Taft men advocate special ses-
sion. to be held Immediately after tart
inauguration II nothing goes anllss.
The emergency currency laW-the Alu-
rich-V-eeland act-will be commenced
but only as an emergency measure, a
permanent ltnJi-panic measure VIII %
proposed, to be q part or a general cur
rency revision project.
Secretary taft probably viii insert
plank favoring tariff concessions 10 the
Philippines AS the islands are ms par
ticular administrative pet a PLATFORM
on which he is TO stand would De m
complete without some mention OF them
at least.
The selection Of Governor Wright as
his successor TO she War portfolio may
he taken as an indication that the is
lands would be carefully looked aItef,
even with Taft away from the war
Depart ent.
The labor vote will be recognized ~
a Limitation of injunction plank Inc
negro vote will have the usual recoS-
nition, perhaps a little stronger IMAM
usual 10 offset Senator FORAKER nc
tivitits.
President Roosevelts policy with reII-
erenCe 10 a greater navy, ana ms au-
vocacs- IF better protection for the Pacl-
flc co s., win be heartily commended
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-02
COURTHOUSE FRAUDS
ERASED FROM BOOKS
All Traces of the Tweed Scandal
liz New York Taken From
City Records.

NEW YORK. June An traces OF
FT'v9eed's courthouse frauds have been
Istricken from the books Of the comp
aroller's and city chamberlain's offices.
The specific items erased were car
zTied on the books since 1858. They were
1870. 087. % credited to the new court
5house fund, and $4,000 carried on the
Ninth district courthouse account.
At that time the Tenth National Bank
was Tweed's favOriUe city depository.
kIe drew both amounts out OF the
.bank. and when Andrew II. Green be
lCame chamberlain after the Tweed ex-
fposures. he refused TO honor the bank s
sclaim for the sums. The bank had other
lCity funds, and. according TO the ex-
IplanatiOn Of the city chamberlain, fl
appropriated these funds 70 cover the
debt They were not removed before
because previous cOmptrOueTs thought
"a special act OF the Legislature neces-
iEary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-02
BEAUTY.

Most wemsn realize that beauty is largely
3 matter o. 4 b6autEgI complexion. u Is
now known that any woman may easily
and quickly gain perfect complexion BY
few minutes massage each day with Nadine
Ia Cream. This delightful cream. scientih-
cally compounded from the purest medicinal
inFredients never raliE 10 banIEh freoklss
ana al facial discol1rRtiOns- II lids the
pores and tissues OF all impurities. smOoths
away all wrinkles aad tmpzFts 20 the skin
that much desired Veivety s0ftnsEs and ex-
quiaits clearneEs. leaving q In 4 state o.
chfldiike freshness and beauty. A. = beautl-
fyInz agent NadinolA Cream where best
known. IS regarded q necessity. Each pack
age contains a binding guarantee and full
directions which tell Just how any woman
may have a perfect complexion. sold ct Al
high-class drug stores - cents and &l.e6,
NATIONAL TOILET co, Paris Tenn
sold by Thompsone Pharmacy, Evsns
Pharmacy, Anleels Pharmacy, o Dsnnells
and OtheEA-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-02
Chief of Pathological Dlvis-
ion Claims This Is Only
Safeguard.
TOO MANY ANIMALS
AT LARGE IN CITY
commissioners Do Not Favor Muz-
cling as Protection From
the Rabies.

ssThose who object to the muzzling OF
sdogs should keep their animals at home.
THE only way TO check the alarming
fspread Of rabies in the District is TO
smuzzle all dogs, or. If owners or the
Ibetter-class OF dogs object 10 this, de-
iHland that the animals shall be kept
confined, and in leash when on the
street until the disease IS eradicated.'
DR.. John H. Mohler chief OF the path
Biological division. Bureau OF Animal IN
bdustry, thus answered today those who
lhad expressed their qualification thar
h4he Commissioners have not taken the
Eadvice Of the Government bureau and
ISSUED a muzzling order.
Stray Dogs by Dozens.
There are entirely too many home
F1sss. stray dogs at large in Washing
t1ou.' said DR.. Mohler. cit IS in this
homeless, mongrel class that the dan
Eger lies. A number OF them belong 10
i1he poorer Glasses, some OF whom are
5herdly able to care for dog, and they
ldevelop the roaming habit. Stray dogs
by the dozen may be seen about the
!streets and parks almost any night.
1T Is high time that the public should
awake TO the danger Of the situation.
kaince the early spring that were Un-
Edoubtedly suffering from rabies At pres
lent we have two at the bureau for eX-
Examination. one of no dog from the
northwest section of the city that bit
lyoung Othen Sunday afternoon.
Two weeks ago a dozen persons from
Washington and adjacent sections were
Eaking the Pasteur treatment at the
same time,
THE department is glad to see that
the public and the press Is becoming
interested in this grave matter. as the
conditions this season are undoubtedly
more serious than they have been pc
fore. and the infection seems 70 be IL
iCreasing. The muzZling OF all dogs IS
the quickest solution
Plan Succeeds in Berlin.
Dr. RIohler and other bureau experts
,,oint 10 Holland, Great Britain, and
The city OF Berlin, as the most notable
examples Of the success of muzzliEg.
IN the city Of Berlin, il is said. that no
case has occurred since 1883, following a
systematic muzzling crusade Of several
years duration.
While sentiment is growing In the Dis
1riuI that something should be done 20
Keep down the almost daily reports of
those bitten by a dog" opinion IS d.
,-ided az 10 what methods should be
pursued. The Commissioners, saying
that q past experiment of this kind
proved unsuccessful. dc not look with
FAVOR upon muZZllng, but would rather
renew the efforts OF the dog catcher.
The department holds 10 the former
theory. although admitting that II the
lmpOunding Department. viii do ITS WORK
thoroughly, ana engage additional as
sistance good results may be obtained
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-02
LEIGH ARRIVES TUESDAY.

Gen. Clarence r. Edwards, chief Of
the Bureau of Insular Affairs in the
War Department, received word from
John s. I.eecn, the new Public Printer
who arrived In san Francisco on Thurs
day night from Manila, that he will
reach Washington next Tuesday, June
9. Mr.. L.eech goes from San Francisco
TO his nome IN Bloomington, H., to
spend a few days with relatives before
coming to Washington TO take up his
now duties.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-02
QUIT ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Harry A. CoIman and Irving Sayford'
of the Associated Press, who repre-
scented that organization at the Capitol,
reporting the proceedings OF the Rouse
Of REPRESENTATIVES, have resigned their
positi ms Both leave the Associated
Press TO accept other positions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-02
HONOR PASTORS RETURN.

In honor Of the home coming OF their
ypastor. the Rev. George Bailey, and
James B. Lambie. president Of the
board OF trustees, the men Of the West
.ern Presbyterian Church will give a
reception IL the church parIors Wednes-
day evening.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25
De HRDADERO IN
ter6S.
10 que dice esta CaTts, SusGEita POF
IN Conocido PeriOdista De Ia
Habana.
Vale Ia PsHa LS0r 10 que Dice ID Ids PIIdofls dol
DF. Williams d ST. 0. JIISls GOnez MflD,
Guyo n0mhre IS ConoeIdo Oh tOdl ID Isle.

Uno de los prinCipRIeB anhalos de TODD
buan hombra as de haceE un bisn Ia hu'
manidad. FL ST.. Gomez Allan que reside
On lR cklle de Aguiar "a, Habaua, sI an
hombEe muy modszto pero no antspone On
modegia 90 humanidRd, por cuanto Babe
que eB hacer un bien 81 egcFibiF esta cREta
81 Dr.. Williams Medicine Co., fAbrioantss
de diohas pfldoEas:
tHabiendo sido solicitado dar una OK
PRES On eacrita de mi experianCia con Lar
PfldoERB Rogadaa del DR.. Williams, 81 CO.
nocido medicamento para 10 8angTo los
narviog, y iuzgRndo que deClaTaciones de
asta fndols, cUaado eBt6n dsntTo de ID YER
dad, son para el bian comuD, no vacilo On
declaTar mi CompletR mi cEesncis On lR
eficaCiR de dichaB pfIdoraB bas6ndome en-
I0a siguientes cag0g que han Venido bgjo
mi propia observation:
i. LIS Sra, Da. Msgda.ena Fiol dc
Mendoza, vscins de ID Gale de les AnimaB
No. 122, en- esta Oiudad. EStR Eefora
por consecuenCiAH de prolongado padeci'
misnto del est6mAgo, hail6base an extrems
deIgadaz. Tom6 las PfldoTas RoaadR1 del
Dr.. Wi lismsp , las sais HemRuas de tEs.
tamianto ae tFAnlfoEm6 con ls Eobuatsz de
que diafruta hoy, en- perfsCta aRlud.
2 'sDon MelchoH FerreF, conocido Co
merciRnte del empaEcadeEo de Rio Blanc0,
Poi8. PinRF del Rio. En- una viaitR que
hiCe dicho BtloP me llRm6 la atenCi6n
yer en- 81 convoy con ls Comida un pomito
de Las PfldoFs1 RogadaB del DR.. Williams,
= le pregunt6 qui6n eItAba tomando las
pfldoEas Son una gran medicine, me
contant6,-pUeg hRcs dos Gfios que padeCfR
de uno8 ataqusg y debiIidad que ms impo'
aibilitabRn para atendeF mis- quehaceTeg
de ests modo tan Eudo como Vd. We, y
con eGaB pfldoERB volvf & Ber Ii columnR
que soStiene estR nume1oBR familia. DsBde
entonceB hsgo uBo de elias CAds vez que
me Biento indiBpueAto y soy gustoso 81 me-
or propagsndiata que dichas pfldoEal tie
men poF aC6 "
3. EN- Gate terCeF CaBo hRblo poF mi
pFopia experiences. HaIlkbams muY de-
bill duESnte una tsmpoERdR deBpu6S de
hAbaE tornado vRTioB FeConHtituyentsB ain
obtener Fssultado, principle tomaF lRE
PfldoraB Raaadas del DR. WiIliOmF, con
las CuaIss logE6 que degapAVecisra ls do
lencis, recobEsndo 81 deSpejo msntal , 81
gusto para mis- laboTes intelectnales."
Mas de treinta amos 81 Bsrvioio del
'.DiaPio de ls Marina" eu una de las N q
ioreB reeomendaciones en- favor del SF.
Gomez Alfsu. Muchal peTGonaB On Cabs
en- otroB pafasH han escEito cRTtaI Uimi,s
res respecto de las PfldoEsB Rossdas del
Dr. Williams en- clio "a bass la inCcm
pArsble popalaridad del msdicamsnto, m CO
mo t6nicO sxcfe nts para Ia nultitud d.
psqutnH Intermediates que aquejsn & ID
humRnidsd. Todas las boticaB vendeu lal
PfdoEap Rogadag del DIR. WILLIAMS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25
ANUNClO.

Dspartamento del Interior de Puerto
Rico.-Bureau de ObEsa P6blicRF.
Oficina del supeEintsndsnte.
San Juan, P. R, Mario q de 1908.-
PropcBicioueI en- pliegoB CeEFado8 para la
adjudication en- pdblica Bubasta de ls cons
trucci6n dc los eBtgibos del pusnte ssbTs el
rio ''B B2Eranquitss," en- ls secci6n dc oarEs'
terra de Com0gfo BaTrsnquitap, 90 admi-
tir6n en- esta Ofcina hssta las 10 ,. m. del
dfa de Abril, 1908. 90 que SO abEir6n
pdb icRments.
El praBupueuto aproximado de las obras
ascisnda & 50 700 90.
Todos los dato1 nscaBarioa, imprssoI de
preparedness , ContrRtOg 6 inItruccioneI {
IoT poBtorsB 20 daE6n On eatR Ofcina.
La Administrator He EeBervs 81 dsEs.
cho de Eschazar cuslquisrs todaB las pro
poaicioneB = de sdjudicaT 81 contrato bajo
otiag conuideraeione8 que les de preCio CO.
Ismsnte. Por oEden del COmilionado del
IoterioF.-J. J. Jimsnes, supsEintondonta
de ObraB P6blicGg No. 4,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25
Ell CINE" De La PLA-
zueIa de Colon.
NumeFOss J distinguita cOncuTT6nCta
llsBaba anOGhs sI cirGO las Tres
BandsEas.

E8tsmoB ahota nuevRmente bBjo 81 Inn.
peTio d. q peifcu'a O.. Portsll , Gsrc}s, hG'
Gsn, hoy con ~ cine de ID plsGusla do
Colon, las dsIiciall Q nueStTo respectable. 81
admiradoF de Den Lapi, 81 CurrO MelOja
J IOribiO, 81 que SAGA II Isngua, no msnos
entusiaata poF las cintag pelioNItbiEis.
Z 6atRs, as cintag del OiBe de PoEtsll =
Carols, son ca realidad, c1ltas , morales,
=, BdsmsB a0Uedosqs
No nos expliosmoa como go Madrid, eI
miaiGtFo aeior La Cierva Ia hayR emprtn'
dido no solo contra CieTto g6 leEo chico tA'
chado de sioayfptieO sino contra los intf5n.
aivog CSaes, aI ex trem0 de MERCER es si'
guisnte slnet0 de P61ez Gonz6les:
"FiRma tOnaz In CisTvR On 50 d6Ge0-
dc ocIipBar & los gFandeB mRndaTin0l-
esta yez l1 ha emprsndido con los cines -
poTquo quiere guitar todo FecTeo.-PeTo
los cines tisnan sfg6n lso,-rsHusltoB =
elforzsdoH paladine', que piensan daE
tremendos bsFFenchines-aI aFrc ante die
tadoF pigmec.-Aunqus hay quisn pRtEcs
cine 50 poFfia, hay quien 10 vati cine ia
Contraris, ,-y espsTR yR que 30 ave cine 81
diR-que sUc 7mbs de pl6toEa aFbitrariR....
~, Iqui6a aabs? quiz6s luego tendrfs-
en- slgda oine..... 50 urna cine rsEis."
Por fortuna aquf solo La g0tita blanca
logr6 Fuborizar 4 slguuss amantSS del &C.
zero quito , moral. Ealo 20 hay gobiernos
anti.sicslfpticop; y 81 cine de PoEtell que
no CD aiealfptioo y IF mnY bueno = con
nusvRB pslfcuIaB, 90 We Hiempre concuTTidf'
limo. porqus 6staB son divsrtidfaimRH E
intaFeBanteB.
Anoche fu6 meroGa Ia concurrsnCis, =
loH pslcoE hallAbanss ocupados por fami'
liRs do IL mas distinguido de eHtR BoCieda1.
iAI cine! AL cine!
TORIBIO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25

casa de Pstronila Dalgado, por Jaime
Crpz (s) Bori, uiendo Horprsndido en- oi
momanto de FeRliaar el hsCho poE 81
tsniapts San MiltEn y el guaVdia Qaiats'
ma, quisnsl le sFEsataron.
Ell gubaEnadoE Post J Eus acomFa
II Antsg de Ia ccmitiva cicial que yisit6 &
MsyagUez, eatuvieron On ls Escuela Co
rreccional de aqusIla ciudsd, de cuyas con-
diciones salisYon muy satibfst hay. Ei di'
rector intsrino del eatab scimisnto EeCibi6
muchaa fslicitRciones do lsI rsfsEidsB auto
ridadeg.
En- 81 dfa de hoy 81 guaTdia Coatss
Purcell de MsnAti dRtuvo JsB6s Marfa
PR tor. ocun6ndola 66 d6eimos de billetea
de In lotsEia de Santo Domingo, = lta
cunleg vendfs On dioho pueblo Pusuto
dispOBici6n del iutz Municipal, en- union
billetss ocupadooP.
-HemoG EaludRdo en- estRB oicinal 81
iovan dintinguido obrsEo de 10 Ciudad
del Sur, don Carlos @. GsoTgstti El Bs1oz
Gsorgstti ss IN obrsro que goza de gene
raleu gimpatiRB en- In PSElR del Sur y qut
10 dintingua poT 50 RgnsRteS en IL luChs
nor uus locales. GFRtR estanciR lo deseR
mos On San JuRp.
-Hs rsgrsuado de Ia iGIs el senior Pc
blo ssntsnS, de lR casa SucsBoEes de A
Mayol Ca, del comerCio de esta plaza
-ss encuentTa en- San Juan On aIun
toS de negoc'oB. el Hsfiar JcE6 J. Bsnltaz
hacsndRdo de VieqUsF.
-sigue meioraudo r6pidaments de i
grave dolencis que le rstiene en- CRmR, Q
Genor Ramon AboY, del alto concrete d.
| Qsta plaza
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25
DIsOLvelON De SOclEDAD.

Por esoritura otoTgsda 81 diez oCho
del actual ha Bido disusItR Ia gociedad
Antonio MonEOig 8 hJon' , % cOnGtituy6
otra con Ia Taz6n aociRl de "SucesoreI de
A. Monroig" que BeE6 Continuadora dc
aquella , % dsdiear6 los miImos nego'
clos.
La CESSATION de Ia nuevs gocisdad 81
uEo de la irma social Ia tientn indiHtintA
= Bolidariamente los BocioB don Antonio ,
don Valentin MonEoig ObrAdor. San
Juan, Pto. Rico Mario 18 de 1902 Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25
al QUE LE NTEREsE.

La perBoDa qu0 90 cEes con deEecho
ma cArteTa de bollillO que en- todal aus
hOjsB dice: ''qua ol cRlzado mejor del mum
do y Ia Fops hOohs para CabALleroB y nj
nor, mejor confOccionads On todA ID Am6'
rios, es Ia quaggs vendO an "LR Palmssa'
nA" de loa Gefiores j. Pisras Ca" que
psBs rsCojerla y psgar 81 impoTts del
pTsEents anunciO & ia. .csIle de Allen nd
nero 90.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25

La antigua firma de sgencia , comi
sion R. Narv6e2 hlveEa", de AreCibo,
hR paBado sus cuentss 'The American
Novelties'', 119, Sol st quisn Dc encaTga
r6 del cob1o de dichas Cuentas, smpleando
IoB Bervicios de an abogs1o, lara aQus'
Han personas que Be hsgan aCrssdorau &
clio poF "a morotidad.
Sc infoEmR que 81 senior Earvaez 80 re-
rerva 6nicsmente ell Cobfo de Rqusllas
cuentaS que sstSn pagsndo todoa lol me-
RaR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25

aRscsto uiempre de prefsreneia ID EmI
sion de Scott On 81 trAtamiento de Las
sfscCioneu tuberculosis su9rofalOgaB. Ia
circunstancia de no oontener subltanCiaI
irritantss como IL CrscsotR 8 81 guayacol,
la hace peTfsctamsnto BoFpOTtabla y digeri.
be Y de gran utilidad para CombatiE 81
raunitiumo en- los nifiop, IL escTtfusa, etc /,
etc. La Teccmisndo con ffeCusncia & mis-
eDfsrmon como el mejor EecOnAtituyente.- -
DR., b. RoW aao, L0FdO, Dgo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25

promovsnte, que dicho demandante EsCu.
pers 50 cr6dito, daioB y CoBtag, msdiRnte
venta de los bienes hipotscRdos; expido el
praBsnta sdicto que autoEizo bajo mi iEms
' 81 Bsllo del Tribunal, para % publicA.
ci6n On el pe1i6dieO LA Correspondence"
que ue edits On San Juan, una veg poE
5smana, duFante un msI, sn ID Oiudad de
AreCibo, nusve de Mario de mil nCve'
ciento8 echo.
Salvador PiCOrneU. ssOEstario.
PoE Felipe Padigla. -sub.ueOEstArio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25

VENTA DE GANADO.-ss vsnden
ochsnts Glen TsueB de CrianEs y Csballos
de trote , paOo , buayss de tFabajc. .-Di'
EigiEHs en- C6guas don Miguel QuihOn0L
TABACO EN RAMA.-Ss vende Un
lots de superior caIidad del 1907 , 1908
DiligiFBe en- Caguan & don N. Quihonss
Cabssudo. 80 Y. 3.
ALQUILER DE CAsA.-ss alquiIa
an buen local para sItablscimiento de uaeT
cancfas ffsnts 81 PaUque Central de estR
ciudad DirigiEBe on O6guNs don n.
QuihoneG Cabszudo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25

sENORAs Y sRNORITAs.-El 81,
tablecimisnto de Bomhrerog, FortRleza 18,
bsjou. tiene 81 guato de ofrecsE IN bonito
suFtido dc sembFeroB acabAdoa de llPgaT de
NV York. Flores, rasadoFeI, volOB, pa
las etc Pamalas desde so centavos & 2
dollaFg. somBEeEoI. .redondoH q TINA move
dad & so ctvA 8v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25

-si hsos ms gus no hsCe uHted bus
na digssti6n , est6 delgado y gnfsFmo.
lQue daIfa uated il autoF de Is "EBtomas
celina Ulrici'', 81 le dsvuslvs la HRlud con
unRR cuRntss caiak?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25
APLAzO OESDE so GTVS

La magnffca m6quina para Cosar The
Arrivf con la iniciativa do suB repFegsn'
tantsB sn ''EI Cielo" Bs abTe paBo de nm
modo prodigiouo eBpeoiaImsnte con loB
nusvos estilo8 acaban de reCibirIs , que
&c dan plazos de so, IS , 81 BSmansles.
estas m6quiraB son les meioFeB y tKaen 90
cartifcsd0 de gRrantfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-25

En- s-tA impRenta se vsnds papel de
ps1i6dico viejo 81 90 los 46 kiloI (W"
QuintaD
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-07
FEMALE PHIIANTHROPISTS.

Over thirty millions of dollars
were given by women to philanthropy
during the past year. Mrs. Russell
Sage gave more than any other one
person with the single exception of
John d. Rockefeller. While some of
her gifts are not large they mean
much to some young people. She
recently gave $4,000 to pay the rent
of the school building of the Pascal
institute in New York city and to
cover the expenses of free vacation
classes for young children. To Sag
Harbor, L. l., she gave the fair
grounds to be turned into a park
especially for the children. When
the citizens proposed changing the
name of the village to Sage Harbor
she declared that the old place
should cling to its original name.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-07
LARGEST CIRCULATION.
THE NEWS TODAY PUBLISHE

THE NEWS TODAY PUBLISHES
FOURTEEN HUNDRED (i,4O0) PA
PERS. THE NEWS NOW GOES IN
TO MORE HOMES in THE CITY
OF WINCHESTER THAN ANY
OTHER PUBLICATION WHETHER
DAILY OR WEEKLY.
THE NEWS HAS ALSO A LAR
GER CIRCULATION ON THE RUR-
Al ROUTES OF CLARK COUNTY
AND MORE COPIES ARE DELIV-
Erred TO THOSE WHO RECEIVE
THEIR MAIL BY RURAL CARRIER
THAN ANY OTHER PAPER PUB
LlSHED, EITHER In WINCHES-
TER OR ELSEWHERE.
NO OTHER PAPER, WHETHER
DAILY OR WEEKLY, REACHES
MORE HOMES IN THIS CITY AND
COUNTY THAN THE NEWS.