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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06
THE VICTORIA PUTS BACK.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 2s.-Wlta q
cargo of dying horses and mules and
55Nempty stalls, the United States
transport Victoria returned to port last
night, having boon forced by an IN
sresedsnted stress OF weather of Cape
Flsttery to turn back from her voyage
to the Philippines.
Of the 40 horses and mules carried
by the Victoria, taken on board Nov
%, SIS were literally pounded to death
against the sides Of their stalls in the
storm, and the remaining amin 'ls are
20 badly bruised that the officials oil
the vesss: believe that many cannot DO
aved.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

4 startling incident, OF which Mr.
John Oliver OF Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows
"I was in q most dreadful condition.
NV skin was almost yellow, eyes sun
ken, tongue coated, pain continually in
back and sides, no appstite-grsonuialiy
growing weaker day BY day. Inree
physicians had given me up fofto,
natsly, friend advised trying 'Elec.ile
Bitters, and to my grtat Joy and sur,
prise, the frs: bottle made . decided
improvement, I continued their use =,
for three weeks, and am now wsl
man. I know they saved my liie' aud
robbed the grave Of another victim,
No one should fail to try them. Only
so cts.. guaranteed at McCram Drug
Co.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06
HE CANNOT HOLD A SEAT In
THE LEGISLATURE.

Richmond, November 29.-AttorneJ
General Montague to-day gave an opin-
ion in which he holds that a commits
sioner of revenue cannot hold place
as member of the legislature or any
other Office elected by the people. This
opinion was given IN the case OF Mr.
Walthem, who was elected this month,
as a member of the House OF Delegates
fro m the counties of Clarke and Warren
This gentleman's claim 10 seat IN that
body will, therefore, it is presumed be
contested. The eligibility OF one OF
more other members-elect may De TO-
sisted on otner grounds.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06
THE CONSERVATIVE REVIEW

THE Negro Population OF the o0utn'
Is the title OF learned article oy
Phi ip Alexander Bruce, author y.
"Tconomic History of virgigia IN the
seve, t. enth Century" which appears
among rich reserve Of entertaining
and educational literature ia the Novom
bar issure of tho Conservative keVie"
Mr.. Bruce says" The removal OF the
negro from the south would result =, IN
three conspicuous advantages to TINS
mart of tho unlon." the principle one
bsing social equality. he vigorously
and plainly states that The real under,
living cause for the non-dsVelopmens
Of the South is the black population
and that the reason that the thrifty
Industrious Northerneers immigrate 70
the West instead Of the South is tue
negro.
The Conservative Review for Noven-
bar also contains an article on "Souno
Money Democracy in the South" by.
Ex-Congressman JOSIAH Patterson Oh "
Tennessee ;"William Ewart Gladstone
bv Hon. J. L. NJ. Curry, Ex-Minlster
to Spain; "The Railway of the Three
Americas" by Frederick Emory; can
Apology for the American University
bv President David Starr Jordan OF
LELAND Stanford University, and many
valuable articles by distinguished
writers,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06
BRYAN TO SPEND THE WINTER
IN TEXAS.

Austin, Texa', Nov. 2o.-W. ..
BRYAN AMI wife arrived here to-day 10
amend the winter in this city. They
are the guests of Ex-Governor HOgg
temporarily, but will shortly rent a
nriyate residence for the winter. Mr.
BRYAN stated to-day that he had come
to Texas to spend the winter, to rest
I'D and prepare for the campaign OF
1900, Nhi:e he expected would be a
very hard one, and that he would only
make few speeches in Texas during
his stay. --.-,.,,,.,, .zva..
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06

At 5 they dined; at 9 the men join ed
the ladies and they sat down to cards
Farthing loo was the favorite game
when the young ladies played. OnSun-
day some Of them went to church. The
young people nodded and laughed ali
through the service; they sat in gal
lery by themselves, they cracked nuts
and pelted each other with the shells,
while one of them who could draw
made caricatures Of the country people
down below.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06
TRAINED TO PUT OUT FlKES
HE DIES PROVING HIS
WORTH.

Rochester, November 20.-Harry
Grant, of Franklinuills. owned mas
tiff, which he spent weeks in teaching
to put out fires with his paws Ini'
morning, in illustrating to a friend the
efficiency of his dog. Grant lighted
fus. attached to dynamite calr'dS'
TIL. dog rashed at the smoking fuse
and sndsavorsi to put it out but
failed.
Seeing the Danger OF his pet CRAM
grabbed the animal by the tail and en-
dssvored to pull him away Inc
explosion that followed tore the dog
to pieces and fatally injured Grant,
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4, 7. BARCLAY &c.,.
Real Estate and
Insurance Agents,
Lexington, Va.

Tho nrices OF farming lands IN Inc Naiot
NJ Virginia are advancing. we nave a laIee
number OF inquiries from Western paIuvis
and exnect good sales this summer ana ia.i
Nv e the time to invest. we oner inc
following for your consideration Inc ioui
forme today advertised are especlally aV.
tractive. We have many ot1erS Vi Naa n ~
sizes and at various prices Vail anu seo "7'
One farm Of $50 acres, divided into eign
eelde. well fenced; running water IN every
field; very productive. improvement onS
srnnGe honsp six rooms, with kitchen anu
throe rooms attached; two tenant h0uSes
Gool. one large hay balm: one tanK oa.n,
7Ox40 feet; out houses; granary; ioo L h for
apple barn; tool house; corn crio; S'"Vi0 1So
horses; bath house; an 0rchalu ,.r
trees-25 or 30 pear trees f1rst ci ao IA
within one mile Of East Lexington uepo''
One farm Of 2G0 acres, within TWO ni. ee, y.
East Lexington depot; water IN every n nood
0O0 acres of cleared land, balance III go go
timber; land very productive anu III sUUu
order; especially adaptedt 10 Whea' anu o-"S''
Dwelling house in fair ORDER
One farm Of $50 acres, within W. on e 70
mile Of Buffalo Forge, on ~ q 700 ~. ooros
about 200 acres in good timber; lvO III III
bottom land; fields with running nS'Ii, oO,'
good and very productive large Drlck n oouSi
| with 10 rooms, built in 1880, presens 800 800
ton, fair nice yard, when In order t tor
1 HOUSES on the place; barns; stapie ioi -
horses small orchard.
one:farm of 800 acres, within four 1l, miles so
Natural Bridge; land in fine condition ia ,r az,
fences il first rate order; natural plue elaei
I'D farm divided into o fields; house witt
Sn rooms ns garrct and fine cellar; s SPTlanGI
10 acres in orchard all buildings and 0 ,onnoa
| enclosed with good pailing ana planA i'N'''
| a tenant house with four rooms.
Wa have large number OF other farms Il
Rockbridge, and town properties DOM d
| Lexington and Buena Vista. 1900.
ito lots at Savernaks cheap for cash;
Mineral and agricultural lands In ROCK
ridge and BotetOurt counties.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06
ATRIGHTFUL BLUNDER

Will often cause a horrible Burn,
sc.ld. Cut or Biuise. Bucklen 8
Irnics salve, the best in the world
will kill the pain and promptly Leal It,
Cures old Sores, Fever Sores. ulcers
Boils, Fslons, Corns,sl Skin Erupion'
Best Pile cure on earth, Only % cts
a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
MoCrum Drug Co.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06
THAT THROB1NG HEADACHE

Would quickly leave you. it you
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills thou:-
snds Of sufferers have proved their
matchlsss merit for Sick and Nervous
Headaches. They make pure blood
and strong nerves and build up your
health. Easy to take. Try them.
Only 25 cents. Money back II not
cured. Sold by McCrum Drug Co.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06

Rev. DR.. n. B. Wharton, co-pastor
Of Brantly Baptist Church, Baltimore
has rendered his resignation Of bis
charge there to take effect January /.
He will 90 to Ashsvilie to live with bis
dauohter
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06
LIFE A CENTURY AGO,
1Cbicago. News.

In the year 1876 there was q house
Iul a. a certain English country place
in the autumn. 1t consisted OF an elder
" dowager and her two unmarried
daughters. q member OF Parliament,
two young officers and q clergyman
the writer Of u letter which has been
handed down to this generation. The
letter tells how they passed their time.
There were, besedes, occasional visitors
in the neigbborhood, The first night OF
arrival the writer, fatigusd by his Jour-
new. went to bed early. In the morning
hs got up betimes in order TO enjoy the
air.. The house, however, was still lock-
cd up. Not a single servant was down.
Presently boy appeared, who told
him that Mrs. LIS gentlemen" had
been at cards till s in the morning.
11'o'clock The. party began to ap-
pear one by one for breakfast. Th'
dovager and Mrs. L., the hostess, did
not come down, because, as the young
ladies put it. they could not be "made
up" SO early; the girls themselves VINO
had rot taken the trouble to "maks up
were in rumpled night caps and thell
hair Gin brown paste" over their shout
ders. The gentlemen Joined with thu
second teapot"-'a very odd way o.
dividing the meal; their heads were SUI
sin disorder" from the gin punch OF th'
night. Breakfast was got through abou
l, The weather being rainy the gentle
men played billiards and cards; tn
writer would have sought refuge in tn
library, but found that the books wer'
for show and not for use. A box O
things from London drsssmsker haV
inc providsntially arrived, everybody
men and women togsthsr-spsnt tn
afternoon in discussion shiffons,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06

Aeuinsldo ID reported to have passed
through Nanscpacar while General
Young was waiting fer MIN at San
Fabian.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06

It ia stated that General Wood will
be appointed geon-gsneral .of the
.rmv when General Sternberg retires
Dart JUne.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06

Advertising is not q gamble" nor is
Il speculation" There is no more
.;sk in it than excepting store" or
manu- featuring plows or hsirOws, or
clothes. or sending men on the road, or
The thousand and one other tnings
that every business asa does ses nv
fursaeriaQ Of Ais bxSanss&
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CAsTo F = A.
81. AIhs Kind You Hare Always B0ss(a
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06

.Daily except Sunday. ..,oa o,n,r
IN anv office OF the B. & o. Railroad or 10
r Dudrow, Travelling Passenger Agenti
Harper's Ferry, w: Va. >, ,,ouo.,
F.D. UNDERWOOD, Genl; Managera
]. M. SCHRlVER, General Pass. Age n
d. b. MARTIN, Manager Pass. Irahi
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-06

not dseIf Vlth 9: - yogf nesg heo5 NIoJ
sank, or Darn RIchAhSe Net RAak, phicSSoi or
Chicago. and SIMPLIFY nearly W. psopls w. omes!
ara music.l 'nstrumsnt catalogue Adaress -
aEAR' q 7OEBuok h co. tIaal. u
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ssessags sses sy Y S.s g
S Ssi " WV SsSs
lowest "esl:..i; Essss Sa - fss ~
ssa. pssslaiass aaA wsszsa Ste. 0ktcAo0s s&s-
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Convene estar pIevenidos
contra Ia peste bub0nica.

Muy alarmantes son las ~notioias que llegan
de Europa ~re!ativas & la terrible enfermedad
conocida con Ell nombre de peste bub6nios, y
muchos temores sc AFRICAN de que On este in
vierno sc propague por TODD ell oontinente en-.
ropeo
Prudente serfa que %nosotros nos preparAse.
mos con tempo para 10 que pudiese suceder.
pues TODD 10 que Sc hsce festinadamente no pro.
duce los resultados apetecidos.
Hoy por hoy, Puerto-Rico no cuenta con
elemertos de defensa contra ese enemigo, con
ell cual no pue len los acorazados nj los oanone,
de dipamits. No tenemos mas lazareto que ell
de la isla de Cabras que no reune pinguna de
las condolences para ell case y tan pr6ximo a la
ciudad, que eerfa tener a! enemigo dentro de Ia
casa 81 10 alojasemos allf.
Varias veces trato ell gobierno espafol de
establecer un buen l~azareto, pero Lo Sc paso
nunca de los proyectos. Sc hablo de Vieques,
Gaia de Muertos y la Culebra; pero & juioio de
los peritos, no eerfa acsrtado estableoerlo ell
nipguno de los citados lugares por estar muy
habitados.
Al s. E. de Ia isla Culebra esta ell is!ote
conocido por ell nombre de <Luis Pefs,, desha-
bitado = de una extension sproximada de qui
nientas acres, oontsndo con regular fondesde.
70. Sa cree que ser(a I'm si:io propio para csc
objeto.
Nos limitamos a lamar la atenci6n del 60
bierno sobre los peligros que oorremos, y & 81
toca cumplir con su deber de p%rotegernos.
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La defensa de Mavaguez,
FALLO del CONSEJO de GUERRA.

Acaba de CT :calar un fol,eso contentivo de
la brillantes defensas que de los sehores CO.
ronel don Julio Soto Vijlanueva, Teniente Co.
ronel don Antonio Oa6s Mozo y 20 Teniente
don Juan Hernandez y Martinez. hioieron los
sehores General lie Brigade D. Eugenio de Eu-
genio, Comandante don Federico G. de Sa.a-
Ear y Teniente Coronel don Igoacio Axo.
Hemos leido con detenimiento Ell folleto y
encontramos lujo de razonamiento en- las bri-
l!antos arg"m ,ntaoionss sostenidas por la de.
feps1.
Els muy natural y logioo que, con la ex-
posici6n de los heohos, sin apartarse de la yer.
dad historical 6 inspirandose en- Ell derecho que
Sc a.ega porque les %asiste, Sc aloanoe Ia j~ustioia
para los acusados; y que ell Tribunal militar en-
vista de las pruebas iriebatibles que Sc presen.
tan, dicte go fallo terminate en- honor de Ia
Ley, de la Justicia , del Ej6rcito.
Nos complace que los sehores Soto Villa
nueva, Oses, Mo.o = Hernandez y Martinez ha-
yam sido absueltos ~libremente, y por unanimi
dad, por ell Console de O6oia]es Generates. reu.
nido en- Madrid 81 20 de Setiembre ultimo,
esin que & los acusados les pueda eervir de per
juicio en- 81 carrera ell haber 6gurado en- la eau
sa..
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Hygiene.

La estamos pidiendo todos, quien mas,
quien menos: los pobres = los rioos, 10, chicos
y los grandes, porque todos necesitsmos de ella
y vamos sintiendo que Sc converter en- linfas
los gl6bulos rojos de nuestra sangre.
La hygiene pablioa es falta de regimen pu'
blico; la hygiene privada es falta de educaci6n
y de reoursos, es falts Immediate del individuo
y de la famiIia, y mediata del Munioipio por
deficiencies de popular eduoaci6n. Sin una hi.
giene y sin la otra es impossible que haya <Sa.
lus populis.
Solicitamos cortesmente la atenoi6n de
nuestro Ayuntamiento y lie pedimos la file en-
exposition que en- nuestro n1mero de aver le di.
rige Ell Sr. MEXICO inspector de Sani1ad NUM-.
cipal.
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No. 1eo. San Juan ohre. 70 1899
0XXXVI En- case de muerte, cambio de
domicillo u otra CIRCUMSTANCES que determine la
ircapacidad de cua'quiera persona cuyo nombre
hubiese sido impreso en- la pspeleta como can.
didato, 81 ocurriese sntes 6 ell mismo dia de las
elecciones, no por eso se hsrA oamhio 6 altera'
cion alguna en- las papeletas, nj Sc insertara otro
nombre en- gu lugsr. Pero 81 al contar los vo'
tos resultare un punero sufciente para elegir'
10, de eegoir capacitado. dichos votos re conts'
ran y los individuos de su paroido que resu'ta'
rem ~electos, cubrirAn la vscsnte, segu1 IL dis
puesto en- ell pArrafo XXXII, 10 cual deberan
~efectuar LAcia la fecha en- que ell eiegido incapa'
citado hubiese entrado en- possession de su car
60.
XXXVII Fl termino, atribuciones ? Or
gsnizscion de la Junta local de instruction pu
blica, estan deinidos en- la Parte l " de las &C.
tuales Leyes Escolares de Puerto Rico.
XXXVIII Solaments tres de los cinoo
miembros de Ia JuntA 10 0al de Instruction pu.
biica, procedorAn de I'm mismo partido polftico,
y al terminar las personals que hubiesen salido
electss para 1ichs Juuta, sc obssrvarAnl us mis-.
mas disposiciones que rigen para los Concejs.
les.
xxx REMUNERATION. AL ter
minarse los servicios prestados por los MEM
bros oiviles de la Junta d. inscription 6 Ins.
peCGOIeb u 3 oieCClOUoSs 81 Ouol6l encdIg tuO en-
tregara & oada uno de estos que hubie.e ssrvido
con 6delidad y honradez su respective cargo,
una n6uina de I'm peso por cada dia de s~ervicio,
Y esta n6mina firmada en- debidA forma por ell
Official en- una formula en- blanco que sc provee'
ra al efeoto, constituira una deuda del Munioi.
pho en- cuyos elecciones presto Ell interesado sus
servicios; y el montante fntegFo, consignado en-
letras y numeros, se lie abonara & ouenta de las
contribuciones que debiers 6 en- ade;snte pudie'
"a deber a dicho Municipio, Y ell Official en-
oargado entregara igual n5mina por sacar CO.
pias 8 prestsr otros %servicios de amanuense. au'
torisados de necesidad, a la persona que hu.
biese hecho ell trabajo bajo go direction, y esta
Ultima remuneration sera Ia misma que esta
mandada cobrar por oopias sacad IS de los archi.
vos de los Tribunales copforme la O1den Gene
raj N Q $50, serie oorriehte, de este Quartet
General. Todos los demas g4stcs necesarios
que originen las ele ociones serAn por cuenta del
Muricipio en- que ~tuvieaen lugar diohas %elecoio'
mes.
XII La Corte Provisional de los Estados
Unidos, instituidA por la Orden General N Q SO,
serie corriente, de este Quartet Ganeral, tendra
exclusive Jurisdiction sob:e todos los processes
& que den lugar las disposiciones de esta Or
den.
Por mandate del Brigadier General Davis:
G. H. HELY,
Comandante; Inspector General,
Ejsrcito de los f.. u.
Ayudante General en- ej%ercicio.
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G1aCCta.

Orden general Quartet general.
Nc. l6O. San Juan Ohre. IL 1899
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JuiCiio Oral
en- Arecibo.

Ante el Tribunal del Distrito de Areoibo,
tuvo lugar ii microbes IS 81 juioio oral en- Ia
causa seguida q Hilario Tejada, Benito Lopez,
Pablo Fernandex. Jose Aparioio, Luis Bidol,
Jose Gonzales Diaz, Serafn Lopes y Miguel
Reyes, por robo con fracture don Rafael Ga
mundi. HI ministerio fiscal estaba representa-
do por 81 Lodo. don Felix Santoni; Ia defensa
de los procesados s cargo del Lcdo don Elpi'
do lie los Santos. Terminada Ia prueba testi-
6oal y despues de brillante oratoria Ell fiscal
modified sus conclusiones. La defensa en- msg.
nfico discurso pidio la absoluoi6n de los proce.
sados. Una vez deliberate ell tribunal oOndent
como autores del hecho a Hilario Tejada y 10.
se Aparicio, a siete afos de p~residio, y Pablo
Fernandez y Benito Lopez, a eeis amos. Sale.
ron absueltos Jose Gonzalez Diaz, Luis Bido1
y Serafn Lopez; Miguel Reyes qued6 exento de
Ia multa que Sc le imponfa por cobijarle un in
dulto.
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General Victor Rodriguez,
PREsIDENTE de VENEZUELA.

0A> L 4" No NAAA
Aunque hemos perm'necido slejados por
a g u tempo de la poiftica de Venezuela,
nuestra armada patria, no podemos presoindir de
dedicsrle slgunas lfneas & Ia 1poca que sc i j.
Cha des lie Ell 20 del p'esente mes en- aquella Re-
ldblica Por haber quedado en- acef.lia Ia Pre- =
sidencia, ha entrado & desempeharla nuevamen-
to Ell va,eroso general Victor Rodriguez, que es
nuestro amigo y ha sido maestro jefe en- distin-
tas ooasiones.
HI general Rodrigaez es uno de los mas
prestigiosos v ~distinguidos jefes del Partido
Liberal de Venezuela, ha estado variaa veoes
encargado ds IL Presidencia de la Republics,
ha sldo Ssnador y R,presentante del Copgreso
Naoional, Ministro de Guerra y Marina, Go
barnador y Command ante de arm "a del Dis.rito
Federal, Minis,ro de Fomento. Presidente del
Consejo de Gobierno, y diguo jefe de IN hogan
que goza de grandes consideraciones en- Ia alta
sociedad caraquela.
Su primer scto ha sido nombrar Secretario
genera. & nuestro ilust1ado compahero ell ioven
oarabobeho doctor Jacinto Lopez, & q1ien dis
tinguimos con 81 Garlic de hermano.
Seguidamente conbtituy6 su Gob:erno nom
brando hombres eminentes del Partido Liberal,
dando asf senalado carActer & Ia polftica que en-.
ira & desarrollarse en- aquel pats.
Los que estamos lejos de la patria, comien-
do ell pan del ostraoismo = anhalanao una era
de paz y de progreso, qae devaelva la oonfa an :
"a r15lica y la complete normalidad al caro-
suelo que nos sirvi6 de cuna. estamos de pla
GENES, po,que vemos "a despejado ell horizonte
y asegurado la instabi!idad de la paz
Al valor y & la pericia militar dal General
Cipriano Castro = de sus Tenientes Sc debe el
triunfo de la revoluci6n; al tacto polftico del
nuevo gebierno deberemos, la confraternidad
nacional en- ell ssno del Partido Liberal.
M. AVILA BLANCO.
Pto.Rioo 81 de Ootubre de 1899.
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AnunciO.
6obIerno Militar dc los Estados Unidos
EN- PUERTO RICO.
Ohcina do la Junta de Obras Publicas.
San Juan Pto Rico, Octubre % 1899.

San Juan Pto Rico, Ootubre2 % 1899.
En- esta ofoina sc admitirAn proposiciones
bajo pliego cerrado para la construction 6 res
construction de las carreteras sigaientes:
l-Adjuntas hacia Utuado.
2-Utuado hscia Adjuntas.
3-Adjuntas haoia Ponce.
a. Del pusnte sCaguanitas, hacia Arecibo
6-Guaysma hacia Arroyo.
Dichas proposioiones sersn admitidas has
ia las doce del dia lC de Noviembfe pr5ximo,
bora fjad, para la aperture en- pa5lioo de les
pliegos.
Cada proposition deberA ser prssentada en-
81 impreso especial prescrito, user scompshada,
bien de VI dep6sito en- metalico de 500 dollars
moneda Americana, 8 de un cheque oerti6oado
Dor IN hanco reputable.
Estos dep6eito, serAn devueltos Immediate
mente q olos sque|los licitadores cuyas pro
posicionss sean desechadas.
L. Janta se reserva ell derecho de reohazar
cua(quiera 8 todas las proposiciones.
Ell oosto de los cinoo cootrstos que han de
subastarse, sc evaiua entire 80 y 40, 600 dollars
cads uno.
I'm esta o6oina Sc suministrarAn todos los
iuformes necesarios.
w. V. JUDSON,:
Cspitan del Cuerpo d. Irgenieros
Presidente de la Junto de Obras Pablicds
a. Q. 8 1872
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Rscibos taIonaTios, s >: n.ss & x q. s: s:i j P:-
%rroquiano. Hay cuadernos de reoibos para a.
quileres de casas { IS cts. con IN 100.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-27
Noticia Is.
D R. JOSE SAN u RJo

Precios sumamente modioos.
Ell DIR. Sanjurjo ha ganado dos premios:
uno por las mejores operaciones en- la bo-
ca y otro por las mejores cqjias de dentes,
segun certifcado que posee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-11-22
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