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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-26
CHEAT Oh LAKE IN TUE GUILE
Steamers Reaching Galveston Tell of
Strange Pool.

Reports from ship captains enter
ing this port tell of a great and
growing oil lake out in the gulf
which is evidently fed from the oil
deposits feeding the oil fields Of
Texas While it is known this oil
lake, situated about i 60 miles south
west of Galveston, has existed for
several years, it is only recently that
ii has began to spread out and is
now reported to be more than one
uile in diameter, while another snip
captain said the surface OF the water
was covered with bubbling oil as far
as the eye could see.
The latest report is from Captain
Netterton of the British steamship
Comedian, just in from Liverpool.
He reports the oil bubbling from
three distinct jets in the gulf and
says the oil deposit is thickening and
spreading at a rapid rate At this
point the gulf is 5400 feet or over a
mile deep and a tremendous pressure
is required to force this heavy oil
through this body of water for over
a mile and then shoot it out in three
streams
I A survey of the chart Of the gulf
and the oil fields shows that the
lake in the gulf is in a direct line
with the strata of oil from which the
East Texas fields get their supply.
Whether the recent hurricane,
plowing through the gulf has pune
tured the oil strata or whether the
release of this immense quantity OF
oil is due to subterranean earth
quake or disruption is not known.
Some experts incline to the opinion
that terrific explosion in the bed
of the gulf is responsible for this
tapping of the supply of oil in the
bowels of the earth.
Tribune.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-26
CENTRAL BREA hS RECORD.
Three Hours Clipped OFF Regular
Passenger Schedule in Run of
Taft's Train.

When President Taft's spescial
train arrived in Dallas at 5:19
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, the
Houston and Texas Central had bro
ken its passenger time record be-
tween Houston and Dallas. The run
ming time, counting stops for water
for the engine, but not the time lost
when the president made short
speeches at towns en- route, for the
265 miles was six hours. The regular
time OF passenger trains between
Houston and Dallas is about nine
hours, and it was no easy task to
clip three hours off the schedule, es-
pecially when president was aboard
the train.
Frequently during the trip the
special train made siXty-five miles
an hour. This speed was recorded by
a device in Vice President Fays pri-
vate car.--Dallas News.
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and the country it traverses. The!

viii return to Dallas from the south
ern portion of the state Wednesday
to meet Col. b. r. Yoakum.
Among those in the party We're:
George b. Harris of Chicago, presi-
dent of the Burlington, the Colorado
and Southern and the Fort Worth
and Denver; Darius Miller, first vice
president of the Burlington; Daniel
Willard, second vice president; p S.
Eustis, passenger traffic manager:
A. d Parker, vice president of the
Colorado and Southern, of Denver.
J. y. Hin, vice president OF the Nor
thern Pacific, of New York, o. NJ.
Spencer, general solicitor of the Bur
Of st. Joseph, Mo; Z. T.
Calvert. chief engineer of the Bur-
liugton; n. w. Cowan, chief engin-
Ger of the Colorado and Southern.
c. L. Wellington. traffic manager OF
the Colorado and Southern; d. b.
Keeler, vice president and general
manager and II. A GauZewitz, gen
eral superintendent Of the Fort
Worth and Denver.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-26

Houston, Texas, Oct. 26.-In an
accident which occurred near Ira
cey's farm, just outside of the east
ern limits of Houston, at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, Judge K. NJ.
Blaylock lost his life and County
Clerk George Jones received severe
shaking up. Judge Blaylock, accom-
panied by his grandson, Ed Rochelle,
were coming to Houston, driving d
single rig, and while passing Mr..
Jones and Mike Johnson, driving in.
a spring wagon in the opposite direc-
ton, the horse driven by Judge
Blaylock became frightened at a
piece of paper and suddenly wheeled
out of the road and crashed into
Jones rig, with the result that
Judge Blaylock was thrown from his
buggy His head struck the ground
and it was at first thought his neck
was broken.
An ambulance was called from
Houston and the remains We're
brought here and prepared for bur
ial.
No one else was severely hurt in
the collision, although the escape of
Mr.. Jones from serious injury was
remarkable
Judge Blaylock was one of the
Oldest citizens of Harris county. He
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-26
The Bureau Report.

Washington, Oct. 26.-The census
bureau yesterday issued report
showing 5,525,5 ,591 bales counting
round as half bales have been gin
ned from the growth of 1909 to Oc-
tober 1S.as compared with 6,296, Sc
for 1908, 4 4,420,258 for 1907 and A.
93l.621 for 1906
The report showed 327,645 bales
have been ginned in Arkansas COM
pared with 347, ,468; 144,073 in
Louisiana compared with 207,992;
1913, ,414 in Mississippi compared with
621,399; 329,705 in Oklahoma com
pared with 1872, $50; 1,672,812 in
Texas compared with 2,047,796.
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Venerable Houstonian Loses His Lille When His Horse Run
Away and Crashes Into Delivery Wagon
THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED JUST OUTSIDE Of CITY
Horse Driven by the Deceased Became Frightened Piece Paper and
Wheeled Out Road-ead Of Judge Bayock Struck the Ground
and Is Thought His Neck Was Broken

was well known over the county and
had a large number of friends. At
one time he was county commission
er, and his name is engraved on the
San Jacinto bridge. across the chan
mel, as one of the commissioners
that built the structure. He has
been residing with his wife in the
Oaks settlement. He leaves a wife
and four children, one son, John
Blaylock, and three daughters, Mrs.
Eliza Singleton Of Harris county,
Mrs. Rebecca Murray OF Galveston
and Mrs. S. McGay of Montgomery
county. Deceased was 50 years old
at the time of his death
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-26
DEPOSITS ABOLISHED.
Readers May Borrow Books by Pay

1t has been decided to abolish the
system of deposits heretofore re-
quired of readers who desired the
privilege of home use of books from
the Sims Library. This change is in
accord with the policy of the trus-
tees to make the Library widely use
full. Hereafter a borrowers card can
be obtained by signing an applica-
ton blank and paying the small reg
istration fee of 25 cents. Children
will be required to have their par
ent's signature. This fee corresponds,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-26
PROGRESS OF ROAD WORK.
More Than One Hundred Wagons
Hauling Gravel to Dallas Road.


The work of building good roads
in the Waxahachie district is now
well under way and splendid pro-
gress is beinb made The commits
sioners have their forces well or
ganized and large gangs of men aad
teams are finding employment in
each Of the four precincts. Some
four or five roads are beil" grader
ard grayeled. A. I'D example OF what
is being done along this line atten-
ton is called to the Dallas road
where more than one hundred wag
ons are engaged in hauling gravel.
The road from the corporate limits
of the city to the district line has
been graded and is ready to receive
the gravel The work of distributing
gravel was commenced just outside
the city and the first coating has
been put down on about two miles.
Commissioner Ralston said Satur-
day afternoon that he was not then
able to make an estimate OF toe
cost per mile, but he had paid out
$500 or the entire road This in
GUIDED cutting down the grade and
hauling the first coat of gravel for
the two-mile section. The cost OF
constructing concrete bridges comes
in extra. The wagons engaged in
hauling receive $500 and $3.50 per
d9V
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Oscar Seag'c Coming.

1t is with great pleasure that Mr..
Ctt, with the assistance of the
Waxahachie Musical club. is able to
announce recital by Mr.. Oscar Sea
gle, the great baritone. of Paris,
France. Mr., Seagle is one of the
greatest singers before the public to-
day. and it is through very fortunate
circumstances that so small q place
as Waxahachie will be able to hear
him on this tour. Mr.. Seagle appear
ed in WaxahaChie a number of years
ago and has had since that time the
stamp of approval Of Europe upon
his work as wcll as chat which he
has gained in this country at this
time. He is a pupil and assistant
teacher Of Jean 4e Reszke, the
worlds gre ates- tenor He ia win
ming Iaurels wherever he appears,
and the following from the Boston
Herald, Boston, Mass, Oct, I'd, 1909,
is only one of many laudatory no.
tices which he has called forth ihs
past month: The popular stamp of
approval at the night concert went
to Oscar Seagle, the young baritone.
The outburst came at the close of
the prologue from Leon Cavallos'
4 Pagliacci, which he sang with ar
tistic finish, and he was forced to
bow his acknowledgements five
times"
of the music club and at Hood &,
Curlin's.
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ON \ SPECIAL TRAIN.
Burlington and Other Hill System
Officials on Inspection Trip.

A party of Burlington, Colorado
and Southern and Fort Worth and
Denver officials, headed by George
d. Harris, president of those lines,
passed through the city Monday af-
terno01 en- route TO Houston on a
tour OF inspection of the Trinity and
Brazos Valley
They were met at Fort Worth by
r. II. Baker, president of the Trini-
ty and Brazos Valley, who accom-
panied them on the trip.
The officials made the initial triT
over the Stamford and Northwestern
Sunday, looking over the new line
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Badly Burned at Corsicana.

Corsicana, Texas, Oct. 26.-Miss
Laura Gibson, sister of E. L. Gibson,
freight agent Of the Houston and
Texas Central. was so severely burn
ed Sunday by coming in contact with
gas stove that her life is almost
despared Of
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-26
Sunday School Contest.

Following is the report of the
Sunday schools of the Christian
churches of Hillsboro, Corsicana,
Waxahachie and Ennis for Sunday,
October "a:
Attendance 159, col
lection $12.25.
Corsicana-Attenda 142, col
lection $11.70.
WaXahGchie-- Attendance 1873
collection $5.35.
Ennis-Attendanc SO, collection
.$3.65.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-26
FL PERU PROSPERA.

Leemos en- ell Echo" de
Berlin la noticia de que la Ca
sa alemana Arthur Koppel'',
fabricantes de ferrocarriles
portatiles y fijos, esta hacien-
do un estudio en- el Norte del
Peru para la construction de
un ferrocarril de $50 kil6me-
tros de largo, el que tendra
mucha importancia, tanto por
su punto estrategico como por
crear una communication entire
ell puerto de mar Paita Y el
puerto del rio Puerto Lim6n d,
situado en- el Marathon supe-
rior. Fl Marailon despues de
haberse reunido con el Uca-
yali y fernando el gran rio
Amazona esta navegable des-
de Puerto Lim0n, de manera
que la construction del ferro-
carril mencionado traera una
nueva construction eEtre ell
Mar Paciico y el Mar Allan.
tico.
La misma casa Koppcl ha
construido un ferrocarril de
600 Kilometres en- una colonia
alemana del Africa del SUI
para trasporte de mercancias
Y cobre de las Minas Otavi, Y
asi mismo ha hecho Ultima
mente un ferrocarril Ell el Bra
sill desde Blumenau a Santa
Catharina.
La Artur koppel Co. que
es tan bien conocida aqui Ell
Puerto Rico por sus materia
les para trasporte de Gaia
tiene por agentes generates /;
casa Mnllenhoff IL korber y
esta representada directamen
te por el Sr. \. Lichtenstein.
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ITALIA 0U|ERE SEPA-
RARSE De LA "TR|PL|CE. J"
Declaraciones del general Luque respecto
la campana de Mellla.
Cree ustficado el fusilamiento del doctor Ferrer
Los reos del eerto de Zeya reran desrden deues
del combate de aver en- BocaS de San Carlos.
(De nuestro servicio cablegra6co.)

Nueva York, Octubre &c.
Hoy salio de este puerto el
senior Cayetano Gil y Cuchi:
Nueva York, Octubre o.
Terminado los fetejos con que
el rey Victor Manuel obsequio
a su regio huespedel Car Nj
colas, despues de otra entire
vista, ambos soberanos Sc abra-
aaron, despidiendose el de Ru-
sia, y mostrandose satisfecho
del resultado de sus gestiones.
Nicolas prometio a Victor Ma
nuel una nueva vista acom-
panado de la Czarina.
Ambos monarcas llegaron a
lln acuerdo en- mantener Ell
statn quo en- los Balkanes y
desarrollar en- dichos estados
un amplio programa autono.
mico.
| En- Europa Sc cree que Ita-
liza Sc desligara de la t1qpl1ce,
para celebrar una alianza
franco italiana con mayores
ventajas para su politica en-
el future,
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same a sus deudos y que sea
lijera la terra a la que fue.
La representation del Sr.
Rodriguez Cabrera de San Sc
bastian ha obtenido una favo-
rable sentencia en- ell tribunal
Supreme de la isla, Ell el i'm
portante pleito seguido por
aquel con el municipio de Ma
yaguez. Defendi6 al Sr. Ca
brero el Lcdo. Jose de Guz-
man Benitez Y Sc cree que el
pleito ira en- apelaci0n a W as
hington.
Aver celebro sus dias en-
su Residential de Santurce
nuestro compatriota el ST.. Ra-
fael Balseiro que recibio nu-
merosos mensajes de felicita-
cion. Este compatriota como
edo compositor esta trabaian-
do segIin nos informan, para
terminar en- breve otras pro-
ducciones suyas que segura-
mente seran bien recibidas por
el pnblico que ha sabido
aplaudir los magnificos valses
por aqucl compuestos.
Ell iefe de la defective
ha producido un extenso in
forme al Jefe de la policia CO
ron el Shanton. respecto del
suceso ocurrido en- la tarde
del viernes en- la oficina
de la detective ell que
aparecio con un balazo en el
pulmon el detenido Jose Ma
ria Negron. Ell detective
Gonzalez oontinua detcnldO
! d disposition del fiscal.
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Nueva York, Octubre 26.---
Informan de Madrid que el
gobierno remitio hoy al gene
raj Valeriano Weyler el nom
bramiento de gobernador mi
litar de Catalina. Ell jueves
saldra para Barcelona a to-
mar possession de su alto cargo.
Ell nombramiento del marques
de Tenerife ha sido acogido
con indiferencia por el pueblo
catalan.
Nueva York, Octubre 26.--,
Ell ministro de la guerra del
gabinete Moret, general Lu-
que, ha hecho declaraciones
terminates que dejan entire
veer la conducta que habra
de seguir el nuevo gobierno.
Manifesto que la mission del
ejercito pacificador de opera
clones en- Marruecos es defen-
der las posiciones ocupadas,
retenerlas como garantia has
ia el pago de la indemniza-
cion de guerra que habra de
satisfacer el gobierno mario.
qul.
Nueva York, Octubre 26.--.
Llegan detalles del desastre
sufrido en- ell reciente combate
entire las tropas del gobierno
de Zelaya y las revoluciona.
rias mandadas por el general
Chamorro. Los restos del dis
perso ejercito gobiernista
ha emprendido la retlrada
. desde Bocas de San Carlos, 81
, tic del desastre hasta la \r
gen, entire las fronteras de
Costa Rica y las riberas de
!, Lago. La revolucion ha EN-
, prendido su marcha de avan
j. ce hasta Acoyapa. Otro cuer
po de ejercito revolucionarie
SIS mueve sobre Granada. Va
rias partidas han tirotead'
las inmediaciones de la capi
tai con ell prop6sito de dis
, traer las fuerzas del gobierno
: Tn telegrama del Salvado
Z, informa que ha estallado un;
S revoluci6n en- aquella repu
: blica. FL presidente de la r
| priblica general Fernando r
e gueroa ha publicado un dc
: creto suspendiendo las garar
4 tias constituencies.
L Nueva York Octubre 26.-
+ Informan de Toxic que dcsd
e aver circula en- aquella cap
i tai el rumor de haber sid
:, asesinado en- Seul por I'm f;
: natico coreano el marques d
e Ito nombrado por el gobicrn
l. del Mikado consejero supr
o mo del protegido es tado.
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NOtas y noticiias.

..-Ha causado gran pena en-
Barranquitas 81 sensible ia.
llecimiento de la respectable
dana dona Dolores L. yiuda
de Rodas madre del collector
de Rentas de aquella locali-
dad Sr. Antonio A. Rodas.
FL entierro de la finada fue
una verdadera manifestation
de duelo expressive signo dc
grandes simpatias que ALI
disfruta la distinguish fami
liza. Nuestro mas sentido pc
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LECTURA CAMPESINA.
HORTICULTURAL.

Alcachofa. Convene d esta
planta un terreno fuerte, pro-
fundo, fresco y ventilado, CO.
locando las plantas a un me-
tro de distancia y a una pro
fundidad de 25 a 80 centime-
tros, comprimiendose la terra
a su alrededor que sc riega
despues de hecha la planta-
cion. repitiendose los riegos
con frecuencia durante su de-
sarrollo. al cual favorecen Ia
bores profundas, por serlo la
raiz, y la adicion de abonos.
Despues que Sc hayan recogi-
do las alcachofas.se cortan los
tallos para que no sc agote
inutilmente el terreno.
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HUMoRISMo.

Entire amigos:
.-Figurate cual seria mi es-
panto. Aver, al volver a casa
veo que mi hijo niiio de tres
amos, estaba rompiendo mis-
poesfas.
--iPero va sabe leer esa crla-
tura!
Una vieja coqueta decia:
.-Aqui donde ustedes me
ven he tenido muy buenos
ounce amos.
Y un polio la pregunt6:
.,iPero es possible que tengs
usted tanta memoria para
acordarse de cosas tan reno
tas?
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UTIL.--Un corresponsal re-
comienda La aplicacion del ar
senico liquido y aceite de val
vula. en- parties iguales. para
rebajar el calor de la GAIA ca
liente de cualquier chuma-
cera.
CURIOSO.--Se ealcula que
en- el Borough dc MAMMA
ttan funcionan 10000 aseen-
sores para pasajeros y 10000
para carga- En- veintizeis
edificios comerciales de Is pi-
sos y mas. que tienen una su-
perfcie arrendsble de l66
acres, funcionan 23l ascenso-
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Entered the Post Ofce San Juan P. r
as second class matter July 1900.
NO FUE BLUFF"

Lo que dice la "Gazzete Rhe.
nue. 'un periodico de Wesfalia,
acerca de la fiesta Hudson
Fulton, es injusto.
Afrmar que esa fiesta fue
puro bluff del alcalde de Nue.
va York Mr.. Mcclellan, es
negar la evidencia.
La gran ciudad hizo una
fiesta sincera. Sirvi6 lealmen-
te a su pueblo todo 10 que a
la justification de la fiesta Sc
refiere. Negaron algunos que
fuera Hudson ell primer explo
rador del rio de ese nombre,
y en- la fiesta Sc permitio una
.parada de italianos dedicada
q Verrazzano, navegante que
ellos Green e] verdadero descu-
bridor.
Sc prometi6 al mundo un
desfile naval, y mil barcos
de vapor, rindieron solemne
escolta al Media Luna y al
Clermont. La Illumination
de esos vapores, superaba. sin
duda a la mas lujosa fiesta
heoha en- el mundo.
La ciudad era de oro, tanto
brillaban las luces. con tanta
profusion con ingenio repair
ltidas. La torre del Metropo.
blitan era un ensuelo, un pala-
lcio de hadas. Ell cielo reci-
bia I'm intense haz de luz re.
flejada por el gran Nueva
York, que parecia remedar al
sol en- immense chispeo de lu-
ces y colores.
NADIA de ESQ fue bluff. Sc
ria injusto no reconocer la
grandiosidad de aquella fies-
ia. Las principales GALES
fueron arterias por donde mi.
llones de almas desfilaron.
ESQ es opulencia viviente. Los
grandes edifcios ostentaban
lujosos atavios y nj un rincon
en- los barrios principales, Ell
donde no hubiera un loco dt
luz electrical. Es ESQ, bluff?
Ell espiritu de justicia 81
rebela cuando no Sc reconoct
10 justo, y en- este case el perio
dico aleman, no abunda er
equidad y buen juicio en- ST
critica.
La fiesta Hudson-Fulton
fue admirable. No puede re
cordarse fiesta igual en- nues
ira epoca y es dudcso qu'
fuera superada por alguna d
la Babilonia prehistorica. Ma
da igual encuentran los cro
nistas, al describir esa fiesta
es necesario ser verdadero
no tratar de empequeflecer e
hermoso alarde que el puebl
noIteamericano ACADIA de rea
liar, enfracandole en- la pei
sonalidad de un alcalde y el
miseras miras politicas.
Nos parece que nj hablo c
periodico aleman, nj con in
parcialidad, nj con seren
criterio.
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Hay dgricuLtores que necesitan
mayordomos" y hay "mayordomos,
q,te neceSitan colocdci6n. Esas dos
aspiraciones Sc encuentrdn con diff
cnltad y rctardo. Ambds coincidirdn
rd pidamente 81 los deseos de n,ayordO
mos y OgriculioreS Sc dnuncian er
La Correspondeneid". Hay en- es.
te aidrio special q modica taryd a
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The HandWoTk and
Mayaguez Embroidery

All the fine needle mork.
coming from NJ. Esteve y Bla
nes. Mayagiiez, z. r.. at hand
on Hotel Comercio 20 Te
tuan St. san Juan. p. Il. Cal
10 Mrs. Brijida Roman, to Sc
the Samples.
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CinematOgroIos parabo|SiIlos.

Fstos cinemat6gratos son postales
con vistas de movimientos. Ina pc
licula con su postal y aIarato para
mauiobrarlo solo cuesta ~ centavos.
Para la isla y centavos con fran
queo. Descuentos al por mayor. De
venta en- Ell Boston Bazaar, San Juan,
Puerto Rico, San Francisco 81. Apar
taso S31. 50 V.
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CASAS Y ART|CUL0S
RECOMENDABLES
DE LOS E. u.

Lymphine-T6nioo y vitalisador
Supreme. Precio 81 .00.--Escriba a
G. H. Howells & Co., P.O. Box 1909,
New Y ork, pidiendo Folleto.
Dr.. Williams. .-Pfldoras contra
Ia anemia. Schenectady.
Vino de Morrhralta de Ulrici. Gu,
IA las Was respiratorias. DR.. Ulrice,
New York.
CapSulaS de Aceite de Haarlem.
Curan intermediates de la vejiga. Ho-
lland Medicine Co., Scfatoh, Pa.
Relojes Keystone Elgin. The
keystone Watch Case Co., Philadel-
phis, Pa.
Emulsion de Scott. Aceite de
h1gado de bacalao.
Dinamita Du Pont, para abonar
terrenos. Escriba,d I. E. Du Pont de
Nemours & Pawder Co., 70 West St.,
New York.
Cura de stearns, para ell dolor de
cabezs. Frederick Stearns Co., De-
troit, Michigan
S0Z0d0nte. - Polvo perfecto para
los dientes. Compuesto de los mejores
ingredientes.
DR.. Ford. -Pfldoras para enrique
Ger puri6car la sangre. DR.. Ford
Medicine Co., 32 w. As tn ST., New
| York.
DR.. LOYett, Medicine Co., Pill
doras para curar el reumatismo. Box
II, New York, N. Y.
Henry K. Wampole & Co. ..,.Fa-
bricantes quimicos. 66 Broad Street
New-York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-26
UN MAYORDOMO.

Tn mayordomo con larga practi
ca en- el cultivo de la "caIia," deses
colocar.e al frente de una colonia, y
al etecto cuenta con las referencias
que Sc deseen. Para informes ests
Administrator y en- Vega-baja, don
Arturo Guerra A costa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-26
1890.
CenSOreS

Este es un modelo de blu.
sa sumamente lisa de senora.
Sc puede hacer del material
que Sc desee. Lleva mangas
largas y cuello alto. Ell pa
tr6n es s en- tamailo - a 46
pulgadas. Busto SO requiere
3 I'D yardas de material 20
en- ancho, 3 5I8 yarda, 81 en-
ancho, l 3I4 yarda, SO en- an
cho 0.1 liz yarda, 42 pulga-
das ancho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-26

.-.Ha >alido a la isla ell pre-
sidente de la comisi0n de Ii;
policia insular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-26
MeIcado de azucaI,

New York, 0ctubre rs. -El
mercado cerro hoy sus opera
clones al precio de 4.3O firme.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-26

CapSulaS de Aceite de Haarlem.
Curan intermediates de la vejiga. Ho-
lland Medicine Co., Scfatoh, Pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-26

Vino de Morrhralta de Ulrici. Gu.
IA las Was respiratorias. DR.. Ulrice,
New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-26

D1namita Du Pont, para abonar
terrenos. Escriba6 I. E. Du Pont de-
Nemours & Pawder Co., 70 West St.,
New York.