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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-07

1E ii DNll, III ~ ~ ALO UbsU2ugciy uHnuAO
and touched by any real or imaginary irregu-
larity in the financial situation.
s'The men who are now receiving the identl-
cal salary they received one year ago are GER
tainly not affected by any monetary troubles
and vet there are many men of this kind VINO
are refusing to pay their bills because OF
''hard times"
sIts habit and bad one that the people
are falling into and its results arc damaging
to business people and work IL hardship On
the merchant and the people generally.
tIThe News has in mind a case OF only ten
dollar bill, which was turned down by well
known business man few days ago sand the
collector was asked to call angain on January
Is This same gentlemen can easily draw his
check ON at least two local banks for sums up
in the thousands, but he simply did not want
to nav his lust bill and using the slight de-
pres sion as an excuse postponed its payment
for two weeks. That identical ten dollars,
had 1t been paid promptly, might have paid
off half dozen other similar bills and finally,
would have found it's way back into one OF the
local banking houses.
If the people of Brunswick will forget the
nightmare of E'hard times" which has been
over drawn and enlarged upon by large multi
pies and go ahead and pay their bills prompt.
ly, they can do more to relieve these 'hard
times' than any one else.
The News is in a position to see the harm
of this practice of failing to pay small bills
that could be paid for it has hundreds of little
items of subscriptions ranging from fifty cents
up, which are not being paid and which we
know could be paid and which makes 1T dlftl-
cult for us to meet our obligations
Lets resolve to pay our bills as soon as
they are presented, if it is possible and not to
refuse to meet one, especially small one,
when it could be easily paid.
Besides damaging the merchants ana
Others who extend credit, the habit is reflec-
ton on the city and there is no excuse for It,
Pay your bills.-Brunswick News.
If the Enterprise catches any body in Fitz
yerald working that racket, we propose to lambas
him to cold finish.
Pull for Fitzgerald Pull Out.
According to the new post Office law requir
ng the payment of newspaper subscriptions In ad
vance. A revolution is on in the United States
chat will effect many people who have read news
papers a long time for nothing. The law was III
5ended primarily to correct the evil OF ilegltmat
Advertising schemes, quite anumber publication
have been originated to advertise some psrticula
inc of business, and it's list of subscribers is tn
nereist sham. Such publications OF course VII
have to suspend or pay postage, at the rate MAD
FOR such matter, but the greatest and most striking
effect of the law will be the revolutionizing of tn
subscription arrangements of the country papers.
1t will bring them to a cash paid in advanc
basis.
Every subscriber to the Enterprise can tell b.
the label on his paper just what he is due ON nj
account, and if he wants to read tn
Enterprise he should remit us the amount.
Full for Fitzgerald Pull Out
SIGNIFICANT HEAD LINES.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-07
Blind Tiger Troubles.

'eThe blind tiger is confronted by more
serious dilemma than he has known before in
years There was time, not SO very long ago
when the possession of federal government
revenue tax stamp was looked upon as partial
protection against discovery and prosecution
for it guaranteed security at least against the
activities of the revenue officers Now there
is nothing in it. 1t is true, if the operator of
the "tiger'' takes out his government license,
he will not be pursued by the revenue officers.
But he will do something much worse for him
self, for he will put the state authorities on
notice that he is in the business
REVENUE RECORDS OPEN.
Sword has come from Washington that the
records of the revenue department., showing
the sales Of tax stamps, are to be freely open
to public inspection, and all the state authori-
ties to have do is to call for the books and
find out whom the government has licensed to
sell.
$50 far as the ''tiger'' is concerned, there
fore, it is reduced to question either of being
che hunted prey of both state and federal offic-
ers, or of putting the authorities squarely on
notice of his existence
But the blind tiger troubles have just started.
III 6nC pdSb uc Has IL HVA"O
communities the officers of the law have acted on
the assumption that they had about as much to
gain as to lose in a political way by letting the
blind tiger run, but public sentiment is rapidly
erystaliEing in favor Of enforcing the prohibition
law and the man who is trying to make money sell
Ing booze in Georgia will sooner or later find out
that he made mistakenly not hunting more use
full and honorable employment.
The governor and the judiciary of the
state have resolved to enforce the prohibition law
and many of the undesirable citizens who imagine
they are making little extra money blind tigering
viii find they need it all for lawyer fees and to
buy little comfonts while working the county high
ways in suit of stripes
Beware Mr.. Tiger
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SIGNIFICANT HEAD LINES.


Just one case in eight hours"
''Lonely prisoner in cell frightened by rat. "
''Orderly Decatur Street."
''Crowds in streets were out to buy needed
articles, and not loafre. Policemen have easiest
Saturday for many years" Significantly runs
the heads in an Atlanta paper. Will those who
opposed prohibition please sit up and take notice.
"put it in their pipes and smoke it, !" 'paste this
in your hat"
Then this.
''Whiskey seller gets II MONTHS" Jesse
Ponder, negro enters plea Of guilty, 'Sold pint
to white man, "First violation of prohibition
law results in sentence of twelve mOnths-J. d.
Cash pleads guilty to larceny from house."
Then this
''Monday record smashed in the recorders
court, :" Memory of the Oldest policeman runneth
not back to the Monday when so few cases were
tried
Ceases yesterday AZ" 'Druuks 3" Same day
last year 1873" ''Drunks So
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-07

Friday will be red letter day with the local
maSons
Pun FOL fitzgerald or Pull
Jesse Mercer, manager and editor of the FiE
gerald Enterprise is advertising for sale his inter
est in that publication. Editor Mercer is fear
less newspaper man and ifhe does quit the news
paper business Georgia newspaperdom will lose
one of its bes. editors. Wadley Star.
Pull Tor Fitzgerald
We printed ON our first page Scstcrday the
details of case that will probably be made test
and win for that reason be read with interest by
those who are watching the operation of the states
new prohibition law.
Oanvaser or whisky drummers will find easy
sailing in some communities but there are Others
in which they will meet with difficulty.
rrn Aoy FityreraId a Phil Out
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De SnCLElAl.

Garnet de boda.-simpktioa boda tfac.
tu6ss snocha entrs deB diAtinguidos 0le.
mentos do la loCisdad dc San Juan. La
viYtuCBR y slsgsnts Btfiorita MaEis soler
Navarro 81 Conocido j6ven Jote DiaX
Maroilia oyoTon Il EpiBtola dol Apoatol
cFintiano Rnta IN bonito altar sTijido ca Ii
o.aR de suB padlinoE, { f aiando 81 P6Eroco
stfloE Caac. La despoBRds 90 hija del que
fee antique empleado del gobievno dc Es
pima On estR islR don Julio Soler y de IL
respectable stfiora Ramona Navarro. So.
briua del Lode Carlos Maria Solsg. El
novio 81 un coErecto j6Ven dc Il conoCidR
fsmi'is Diaz MarOiliaH , dsdicado al CO.
maFcio.
FueFon padrinos 81 licanciado CarloA
M. SolsT, ito de In contrsyents ls BefioFa
Maria Teresa Diaz de ContreFaB, ga repre-
Bsntaci6n de la WforitA Julia Soler, au.
Hanto ca EstadoB Unidos.
a las g. II minutes De tsEmin6 la csre-
monia del snIaoe. La sehorita 6olsE llev6
un magnffico traie blanco con blondsB y
encaies aEtfstioa corona de RzahaKeg
menos blRncoB que Eug purss mejillag. Ri
novio, de fTac.
Madrina, de negro , el padFiuo de frac.
La hAbitaci6n en- que le 0fectu6 lR Cersmo
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De P0lICIA.

Rslaci6n de los individuos talladoH =
aceptsdos en- Guayama, para cubEir Va.
cAntsB en- la PoIiefa InnuIar, hoy dfa IA
de Mayo del 1908:
GuRyama.-Pedro VillodaB MaIoa, Do
miDgo Bsnisgmino, FloEsncio Navarro,
EuBebiO Rios Juan PomRleB, Luis Bace.
net Juan Naveira, Alfonso LieHa, Victo.
riRno Naveirs, Domingo Rivera LIars,
GuilleFmo NaveirR, Francisco Psrsz, JoA6
n Bower.
Yabucea. - Salvador Romfn, Felipe
zanabEiR, Agustfn Delgado,
Cayey.-VenRncio Spnsr, Bsnigno Ca
rAtinf, Joaquin Sanchez.
Aibonito, ~ Julio Santini, Floir6n Cs.
Fatinf.
Salinas Sergio Diaz Csrtsj jsna Isabel
Mendtz, Cruz Guatavo, PaBeusl Torres.
JuanR Diez ~ Antonio Sinesio Rod1i.
guez, Ramon Rsntas Cores, VictREiauo o
Colon Cruz.
Patillag-Snssno B z6n.
CoAmo ~ Vicente Rivera, Va'eriano
Flores, Fidsl M&tso, Est6bsn Prat1
Arroyo Arturo Montrio, AlejandEo
LopGz.
MauDAbO. = Juan Bentego,l. Ramon
OItis.
(FiTmado) Juan r. Bais. Presidsnta
de la Comisi6n de ls Policfa InBulaF.
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ANURClO De SUBASTA.
DGp0ltlmORi0 del lBtsFI0r Dc Puerto Rico.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLICAs.
Ofeina del SuperSntendsnte

San Juan, r. r, Mayo 4 de 1908
Proponiciones en- plisgo8 cerrados para
Ia adjudication eD p6blics BubaBta para 10
construction de 6.5 kil6matrog mes me-
nos, de la carFetsrs n6mero Is Yauco.
Carletsra ndmeEo IA, Sscci6n Kms. Is.
~ 5, ga RdmitiT6n en- eBta O6einR haRta
lRH 10 3. 10. del dia 20 de Mayo, 1908,
en- que % abFirGn pGbIicamsnte
Ell pEeaupueBto aproXimRdo de las obYas
aAcisnde & $52 396.0O
TodoB los dates neceBaTiog, impEesos de
pFoposicioneg y contTatoB inBtFucciones
los. poAtoTes se daF6n en- asta O6cins.
Tambi6n Be facilitar6n azuleg de los pla,
nos msdiRnte an dsp6aito pEoviHional de
SO que ReT6n reembolHadcB al devolvsE
diChos azules.
Sara condici6n sBenciAl del contrato que
eL contEatiBtP, psrtir del Hegupdo mes
inclusive del plazo pars la termination
de los trabRioB, ejscuts csds mss obTaH por
valoE no menoF de So 10000 msnBusleB
La Administration se reaervR ol deEs.
eho de reChazAr cuR!quiers todaB las
propoaioioneB y de adjudicsr el COntrsto
bsjo otrRs ConaideraCioneg que lRH de pre-
clio Holamsnte.
PoT orden del Comisior ado del Interior,
u J. Jimenes supt. de ObraH Phi
blicaB. 15 " 3. No. 5
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BAlA De AZuGAR.
G.usas que han lat!aa srIgIn,rI,.

B cattle nos auuncis que lo1 a8dcares
han aufFido upa bsja de 13 Csntavos, sin
explicaF Il cauIR de clio.
A nuestTo iuicio ion dos, Lac que pus.
den habeBla originate: pTimers Is gran
sfuenCia de dulce que oourTe on Lon f'ti'
moa diRa de Ia zafrs, en- que son muChoE
los que ss ven an Ia necesidRa de vender
pFonto para scabaF de psgsr los gaEtoB de
zsfss = Eeunir fo1doH para los gTandsB
cu'tivos de pEimRvaEs.
La aegunda cauER de baja puede muy
bien ser originals poE la quiebFa de va
Eiss impoEtantes CaEas FtfnadoFaB ruBaV,
de que haCa POGO di6 cusnta 81 narvicio de
cables de "LR CorFeGpondencia.
EatRB quiebraB habr6n producido IL.
parRlizRci6D en- laB Ventas; %. vuslta Rl
meEcsdo de lau exiltsnciaS que hubiaEan
scumuladO.
Es deciF, 10 que ocurEi6 en- Junio de
1908. cuando Ia C6lebTe bancarEotR de la
Tefnerfa &c lea SucegoEeB de Say ca Pa.
Tis, que lanz6 81 msrcRdo csECs de an mi
Hon de sacon, que ya DO ConsideFabRn fuerR
del stoo viEible.
Esa quiebrs oEigiu6 una bsjR de casi un
75% de la cotizRci6n bais que ss hs man
tenido deBde entonces sin hRberse podido
volveF al pTecio de DioismbFe de 1904 y
de EreEo Mayo de 1905.
Les nuevoB cables NOS dirSn 81 lR bgJa
tiende mRntensTas Bi SuB oalBaB son 20
psrmsnentev, 81 hR obadecido 4 lR simple
csmbinsci6n de alg6n trust acspArador de
azUcaReB.
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De BareaIoneta.
{ De nusstrO oOrrespOnsa5.) }

Mayo 15-BaTceloneta eBt6 de anhors'
busna con Ia grats notioia de haber Bido
aprobadO en- leyeB en- valparaiso. Indiana.
el j6vsn patriots don Jon6 Algeria SantoB
el oual obtsndFG "a diplomR de abogado sl
diR 2 de Junio.
AlegtfR es muy conocido en- cats couaar.
ca por sus CsmpafiaB pRtEi6ticas, puss fu6
siempre un dsfansor del ideal unioniBta y
racoEric eatoB campos en- vfgpeEaB de eIec
clones hablando On p6blico en- meetings,
hacienda OR 80 pSlsbER nm dia traB otro
y demostEando con 81 elocuenciR au in
qusbrantRbls fs On los principles Tedonto'
req dc la union que eB an j6vsn en6Fgico ,
de gEandeS espeTanzaB para la patria.
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MIA estAba adornsdR con gran quito pres
taudole bYillants clRIidad ura msgnffcR
inataIaci6n de IuCsB el6atFiCRg. Las per
gonRB invitadRB 10 fueTcn en- 30 mRyoEfR
de ls fsmiliR de loa c6nyugeI y Rlgunou
intimoB
Un "buf.t" ssooiido y de ver6adera
magnifcencia fu6 delicadamente asrvido
los invitados, esfoT26ndoE0 lcn duefios de
la Casa , TeCisn caIRdos alcanEEndolo
cumplidamante. an pTopoTCionaE sl mejor
ratio oUs amigos.
Las simb6licRB ''capaB" fueEon repaFti
daB poE los noviog al alGmsnto joYen de 10
fiesta, entire ocuErsntsB bEomRB pusg mien.
trag unog Les TOGO cOEto ndmeTo de p6tR.
los , por tanto mas coEto tempo para dc
cidiTBe tomRF IL coyuntR matrimonial, 8
otEoS leu di6 lR noviR NADIA menoB que 8
amos de plszC, y sAto alguien que aegGn
dacfa GinoIio no en- yR muy polio.
Valiog0 Cortingent0 de EefioTRH genoFi'
tas 30 EGuni6 en- RquellR eBpl6ndida man
sion y entire aquellRg FsCordRmog 6 lRB Gil
noFi0, Egcalona do SoleF, viuds de La
oroix, viudR do Alvarez. Garcia Qusvedo
dc PRniaguR, MontesinoE, Ceaterog, viuda
de Bosch, FcasqueTy, SolOE de Garofa
Quevsdo, MRFtoTell dc PuigdolIs IsrE, GaIIaR.
do, Cruz Solsr, MasanR, Eoler viuda re
Cabrera, OlleE de PanisguR, Daub6n y
CesteroB de GoEbsa. Lindfaimo grupo de
nefloritsB y nifiaB foTmAbs la bullicioBR no
to del otTo elemsnto fsmonino de lR sgEada
bic reunion y entire elias lucieron IN hsrmo
AuTa gracia Maria soler LscHoix, Provits
label Paniegus, SclsF Escslong, Cests.
FoB MangusI Maj, Maria Carmolits Gar
cfa Qusvedo, Maria L. ABeDjo, Diaz Miro,
Daub6n CabrsE0, Gorbsa Cshtagog, Lolita
VarR Igaravidss, MslsEo, r. Soler, BlRn.
quita y Elisa DisE, Bianquita Paniague,
EBpeTRuza Miro, hermRnRB GAllRrdo y
ContreEaa. Conocidoe alamsntou de Ia
banoR, pEofesioneg, C6msEa de dolegadon =
Comercio foTmaron ID concuEEsnCia mascu
lima, VsliosfmoG numeEoHos EegRloH
fueron hschoB { Ii noviR.
A las 1915 80 Fstiraron los fslicaB con.
yngueG 81 moradR de Ia Gale de San 10
g6 y POGO los invitRdos
Tedos llsvamoB I8 mas agHadable impFa
li6D, por 81 fsliz- nuceBo del enlRCe de Los
eRtimableB j6venss 0HquisitR cortsuania
con que 20 tFat6 Rllf TODD 81 mun6o
Gas las Il 1TeS que hoy peffumaa ege di
chose nido de fslicidad no ue msTchiten ia'
mas, = luzcan Eiemprs tan lczRnaD CONC
elloa meTecen.
Viaies Han regreuado de Coamc, Ia
diBtinguidE stfiorR Rivera dc LarrocR y lR
bella q 1ogita Perez PisFEet Bien venidaE.
SRlsD para Ia miBmR pobIaci6n, ID her
moBa ssil1ritR Maria Aboy uu diatiDgui
da lehoT8 mAdFe. DeUe6monIs ell mas fs'
liz viajs.
Estf en- San Juan sl Lcdo. Gomez, de
MRyagiiss, acomPafiado de "a senior padre.
GratR entancis IoB eatimablsg compa'
triotag.
Ha regreRado 4 Ponce 81 us6or Simon
MoEet, aloRlde de aqueIIR ciudad.
Sali6 hoy para Gales 81 doctor Lopez
AntoDgioygi.
5EMPER.
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L1NEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerario. salidas de Bayam6n y Capt.
tai simultaneamente. 80 =
Dias laborables. Maflana 8, O5, $50 8
As IL 90. Tarde IL. 15, LAS, BIS, 4.85, l5.45.
Dias festivos.--Mahsna 6,7.C5, $50 9.45
IL. Tarde 1915 1.S0, $50, 80, 4,80 8,
IS $50.
BiIIetes baratos para dfas festivos. De
Cataho Bayam6n, ida vuelta Ia. clase
25e "a. clase z6e De Bayam6n CatahO y
vuelta IA. clase 15e, "a. clase 100.
Billetes ordinario de Capital CatafIo en-
la, clase centRVos.
Bayam6n 19 de Septiembrs de 1905
Ramon VRldes.
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Para los Que Sc Gasen.

81 acreditsdo eBtablecimiento do nave
dadeV, "LRs Novsdadea" aoAba do FeciblI
81 mas slpl6ndido surtidO de Camas paEn
matFimonio. AcoeuoIioB de colChRs, dc
todaS claEeH pEecioE, RdornoI, Rlfom bras
, todo 81 equipo para RquellRe de 10 maE
Hay vsFdadaEau obERs de- aTte = lRa mas
lindas canaa 10 ofreCen al pdblico. 81
surtido do objstos de fantasfa, asenclas
aobrero1 para stiioras y aefioEita1 y Articu
los parA cRbRlleToB, sigue aiendo de los
mau aoreditadog. El buen Bszar de Ia
CRlIe de San EranCioco sigue meEecisndo
81 meioF cE6iito.
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lNnIclnnR GENERAL

Consoles "A LAS MADRE5 RI jarabe
calmante de la Sef1ora Winslow debe
uaarso siempre que los nifIos estan en- el
periodo de Ia detencion. ProporcionR ALI
vic Immediate al pequeflo pactente, produ-
GO un sueflo natural tranquilo, aliyia el
dolor el angelito despierta muy vivo y
alsgro. Els muy agradable al paladar,
calma al niflo, 6blanda sus dolores, hace
fSciles la funcionen del est0mRgo y regula
los intestinos. Es ell mejor remedio como
cido para la diarrea va provenga esta de la
dentici6n de cuslquiera ora causa.
Tengase nucho cuidado en- pedir ell clara
be Calmatne de la Sonora WinsloW": es 81
meior de tOdOs.
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0 B | I 0

Hoy Las 9 de la manRna , On gu resi-
denciR de Oatsno, psg6 au tribute & ls ma
DIRE tierEs, 81 j6vsn Nicolas Garcia To-
TTondell, conocido entire suB amigos por
C0LQchO.
Dejs una viuds desolada un tierno
hiio hu6Ifano dc suE pAteEnales cuidados
La sDfsrmedsd que ha pussto fn & 50 exiA'
tencis hs nido r6pids y cruel.
ManRna tendEa lugar el HepsIio de su
cad6yeT. Paz guB Festop.
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Gnn lie d flustp.

Para BoIemnizar la fiesta del dia % los
ttfoEes j. PisTas & %. dutfios del antique
, acrsditado ESTABLISHMENTS La PAImeBR.
ma han acoPdado no vender en ere dis
mas que Fops hseha para caballeEoB nj
nos, caIzados do todaB cIaBsB.
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Este elegants reIoI S4.95

DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibed at "LA VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
cintas finas para lazos y bandas; las hay
desde 2 S. cada juego. Nuevo surtido de
Faldas y Abrigos de seda para Semoras,
asf como los mejores Casimires, AIpacas,
Camisetas lejftimas Crepe etc; estos v
otros muchOs arf2ulos Sc acaban de recibir
en- la 'VILLA DE MADRID. Yisitenos
gustosOs.
n. o. Box, 764. Telefono 278,
San Francisco 81 San Juan, p, r.
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Canon MaraViIIOSO.
EI prtyoetII Do los 10000 pies por slguBto.

Londrss Mayo Ell "D4ily CronicIe"
pub icS una ontrsvistR con sl coronel Van.
de, en- Ia cual dssorfbese un canon eI6ctri.
co ospsz dc dar una vslocidRd de 80 600
pies por Eegundo & un proyectiI de 2 mil
libTaB.
La protection de Ian ooTazau Conocidss
hoy, Helfa inefcaz a una diGtancis igusl 4
Ia que Espara Londr0B do Paris
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PARQUE BOBINQUEN
GRAM IMAUGURAcroN

Debdo las muchas compocisone aleraciones que
tan llevando cabo la acualdad e Pargue Ia Dectva
ve obgada osPner Perura dc este sito de eoreo has
E programa de la Inauguration ncluye Concrtcs ugos
artifcae Illumination electrical Function eatr No ovden la
echa el programa
Desde hoy hasta Ell dia Is, los del Parque cafe
aurant oros aractivos estan Ia disposition del Pdbico
Sc patnara e sabado a las de la tarde
de la noche el domingo las 2.
Todas las hay ago 81 Parque Encu6n-
trame e Parque
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Restauradur Vital de RicOrd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hombres. Ca
Iantizado. Precio $1-OO, orc. Siempre Ia
venta en- la Farmacia de Fidel CUTLER
mety. Ha curRdo otros, 10 cura V Sc
BoltOitan pedidos por correo.
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EL CLUB ds F. Kshrhahn q Ce.
reEala an rsloj de orc 'Waltham" sema
nEimonts entire BuB Clisnteg. LIE pendIti'
ma ssmRna sl doctor r del Vale ndm.
56 Ia dltima as.mana obtuvo uno, el
afior Bartolo Renu, ntim. 43.
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SOLARES en- SGATURCE.

SO veaden EolaEea con freuts 4 Ia caFre
toER central , otEoa intsriorea con caIleu
AfEmRdRH.
Informant w. Bosch Tssasn ndmorO
altoa n.
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Sc ALQUILA.-La m tad del local
de ls izquierda de Ia calle San Francisco,
u6meEo SO, pFopiO para eatsblecimiento.
Informarsn, ApRHtadO 1,121, San Juan
3V.R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-16

TAOUIGRAFIA INGLEsA z IDIO.
MA INGLEs -CuEsoa l8pidoB DiEi
girse 4 M. Morales, CEiato 8. ApartRdo
1865. San Juan. 10 v. ?.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-16

En- o.ts imprenta sa venda papsl de
poEi6dioO vieio $500 los 46 kiloB (ssn
qWintaD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-16

Sc VENDEN. Las caEau Luna 81
y Sol 26. esquina San JOl6 InfoFmaEs
San FranoiBco 55. 15v ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-16

A COMPRAR MADERA.-LG Com
paftta Industrial de Santetrce (San Juan
Box 657) tisns en- Clsss dc primeFa pre-.
clos lin competenoia, un complete lurtldo
para construction de casaa MolduFas do
todoB tamsGon Tablillas para peEsianag
Dsp6sitoa San Juan frente 81 muall0
ndmsYo 2 SAntuTce Stop. "a. IelefonoS
425 y 1890, Q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-16

AL RECIBO DE s OnviamOg &
vueltO de correo un reloi Elgin gaEsntizA-
do por diez amos, y por $40 rsmitimos uno
msEos WRIthRn. - F. Kehrhahn., San
TuRn p. r. 3. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-16

REMATE DE PRENDAS-E dfa
80 del corTiente Be llsvsE6 cabo en la ca
ss de Preatamos de Jol6 Baz6n, Allen Il
4 las dos de Ia tsrde 81 Temats de prem.
dsg ouyoa tsloneu no han HidO Tanovados
despues do los msues Cunoedidos por Ia
ley.
ln casa nigua Eug operaciones
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-12
RATES WILL NOT GO UP.

The railroads, after all the talk
that has been going on, will neither
raise their rates nor, so far as IS
known cut wages.
So loud was the clamor Of public
Indignation, that the roads mad good
reason for facing about But it may
not have appeared desirable to yield
to the public sentiment that the rail-
roads share in our depression as we'll
as in our prosperity; and, accordingly
we have been told that an increase
in rates would decrease traffic and
therefore, not Increase earnings.
The facts really are that conditions
are improving, tonnage is growing
idle cars will soon begin to decrease
in number, and that there Is nothing
to justify an increase in rates, espe-
cially when such an increase would
raise prices, and thus might cause
setback to our recovery in matters
rancial-Spokane Chronicle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-12
NEW DESTROYER OF BACTERIA

To the scientific marvel mysteries
of this age must be added ozone. It
has been found that the greatest pur-
flying agent in existence is contained
in this new gas that is generated by
electricity from the free air around
us.
It does many wonderful things. In
the commercial world it is used for
bleaching and refining mineral oils.
for whitening wax, bum lacquer,
ivory, bone, feathers and various 9TH
er things.
In the manufacture of starch ozone
has been utilized for bleaching pur-
poses; it has been found possible to
use 1t to harden and ripen the kind
of wood that is used in musical in
struments; in Paris the linen from
hospitals is dHinfected by ozone. and
in innumerable ways the gas has
been put to work by ingenious man
to accomplish things that have
heretofore been done with difficulty
by other means.-Technica World.