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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-11-02

Commodore Lcdyard on the 25th as
surcd the New York Yacht club that q
new cup defender will be built to meet
Sir Thomas Upton Shamrock III.
Natural gas in what is supposed to
be paying quantities has been discov-
cred along Pinc creek, IS miles south
west of Spokane, Wash. Already 49,
900 acres of land has been leased by
spectators.
The steamer City of Seattle, which
arrived 1T Vancouver. Il. c.. on the 22d,
with case Of smallpox on board,
sailed the following day for the quar-
antine station at Williams Head,
where she remained four days. 1t is
expected more cases will develop.
The secret service bureau of the
treasury department at Washington
has discovered new Indian head IS
counterfeit The note is of the series
OF 1879. check letter q, face plate No.
20, back plate No 81 j w. Lyons reg
istcr and Ellis u. Roberts treasurer.
This is Tom Sharkcys offer to Gus
Rubin: II Will bet the 81 500 | have
now up that ! can defeat Rubin in six
rounds either in Philadelphia or Chi
cage. or will wager ST. 900 that can
beat him in % rounds before any re-
sponslblc athletic club in the country"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-11-02

The amount of taxes 10 be raised in
Calhoun county this year aggregate
e130, 4sI.3s, or S35.ll2.54 less than last
year.
Mrs Geo Schutt, OF IIespcria, picked
ripe strawberries on Oct. n, and the
vines were loaded with blossoms and
fruit.
Typhoid fever is epidemic in Stump
ter township, Wayne county. One
death has been reported and several
eases are critical.
Sixteen men took out their natural
frstiop papers in the circuit court at
Pontiac on the Esd, II of whom were
from farmiugtou.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-11-02

A dispatch from Kiau Chau, dated
the 25th, says: A detachment of Ger
man marines in battle near Kaumi
with Boxers killed 200 of the latter.
Guerrilla attacks by the Beers are
still giving great trouble. Gen. French
encountered continuous opposition in
his march from Carolina TO Bethel, his
casualties numbering 3G.
Lord Roberts is distributing a fresh
circular TO the effect that Beers voluu-
tarily surrendering, who have never
taken the oath of neutrality, will not
be exiled. but will be permitted to re-
turn TO their farms at the conclusion
of hostiities.
The foreign Office has heard directly
from NJ. Pichon, French minister at
Peltin. lie has been i'll with typhoid
fever, but is improving. lie was never
so i'll MS to he unable To oversee the af-
fairs of the legation. 1t is believed he
will be able TO attend the sessions Of
the ministers in week.
After the arrival of Lord Methuen
at Zeerust, there was a reconnaissance
in force northward. which resulted in
the discovery of large numbers of
Beers, who were only dislodged after
artillery and rifle fire lasting four
hours. The British had killed and
10 wounded. The Beers take shelter
in farm houses, which are crowded
with women and children.
The Transvaal agency announces that
Mr.. Kruger will arrive at Marseilles
on the Dutch cruiser Gelderland Nov
IL or Nov. 70 Mr.. Kruger will pro-
coed to The Hague without stopping
at Paris. and after expressing his
thanks TO Queen Wilhcmina for Dutch
hospitality on board the Gelderland,
he will appeal TO the powers to inter-
vene in the South African settlement
on the basis of article of The Hague
convention.
The revival of guerrilla warfare in
South Africa has lighted up British
sentiment in England, especially in
smart society, which is divided into
military cliques and factions. Lord
Roberts leniency is condemned by inn
patient partisans as source Of weak
ness in South Africa, and the opinion
IS expressed that a general as cold
blooded us Kitchener is needed to sup
press the lawlessness now in progress.
These critics make no secret of their
discomfort with Lord Roberts meth
DDS of peacemaking
The government of Hong Kong has
been informed that 1000 villagers in
the Samto Chuck Kwaishin district
were attacked by rebels at Pengkoll.
The villagers were defeated and 1000
of them killed The rebels, who lost
400 killed, burned two villages con-
tanning 1000 houses. a force of 1000
troops went to the assistance of the
villagers and engaged the rebels on
Oct ~. No details OF the result have
been received. Gen. Ito with 1000
troops has returned to Hong Kong.
having burned the villages of Shan
Cbautin and Malantau.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-11-02

Some months ago the National Salt
Co commenced doing business in Mich
igaD and paid the secretary of state
the required franchise fee on its CAPT
tai stock. Acting on the advice of its
Michigan attorney, Benton Hanchctt,
of Saginaw. the company refused 20
file articles of association with the sec
Rotary of state, and has also refused to
sppoint a Michigan agent on whom
process may be served, or file with the
secretary of state annual reports set
ting forth their financial condition,
etc. This is the first time a corpora
Eion has taken this stand in Michigan,
and the question involved is considered
by the authorities to be of the highest
dnportauce
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-11-02
Amending Ouartermaster to Return.

After being fugitive from justice
for nearly year Gen. w. l.. White,
the absconding cX-quartc rmaster-gen-
eral of the Michigan National Guard,
who was indicted 10y the lngham
county grand jury, will return and sur
render himself within the next three
weeks. His return is the result OF a
carefully mapped out plan which will
include a plea of guilty on Whites part
and also the return to the state treas
ury Of the money the state was
mulctcd out of by the famous military
deal, estimated at SiJ. 600 The Fidel-
ity Surety Co, of baltimore, which
was Oh Whites bond for $4,000, has
been reimbursed by his friends and the
Henderson, Amcs to the extent of SAB
600, which viii soon bc turned over to
the state.
Latcr--Ou the afternoon of the cath
Whites attorneys called ut the solicit
tors office for the surety company, in
Detroit, and paid over S33, 900, which
represents the balance Of the military
steal with interest to date, due the
state,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-11-02

Schools and churches at Fairgrove
are closed and children quarantined.
Diphtheria and typhoid fever are rag
ing in the town and the country. but
there are no recent deaths.
The official returns of the registra.
tion in all the islands of the territory
of Hawaii have been received. Only
II, 216 persons registered in the group
for the coming election. This is 5000
less than the registration during the
last year under the monarchy. by is.
lands the registration Is as follows:
Hawaii. 2.7i7; Maui, 2,05s; Oahua, i'm
Guiding Honolulu, 5,7o4; kauai, $50.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-11-02
murder in the second Degrec.

The jury in the Jas II Brumm case
on the night OF the Goth, after being
out over four hours, returned a YER
dict.that the respondent was guilty of
murder in the second degree. He was
charged with the murder of Mollie
Flagier, of Damondalc The prisoner
was indifferent and expressed himself
OF being glad it was all over.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-11-02
o,rI Slain with knockout Drops.

There is much discussion at Pater-
son, n. j., as to the relative guilt of
the four men, VIM. Death, George Kerr,
Andrew Campbell and Walter Meal
lister, accused of criuinally assaulting
and numbering Jennie Bosschieter. the
l7-year-old mill girl, who was piled
with drinks containing knockout
drops" to enable the men TO accomplish
their designs. The general opinion is
that, while ali may be proved techni-
cally guilty. greater responsibility for
the crime lies with some than with
others. McAlistcr's record. as IL has
been brought TO light since his arrest,
is a sinister one. professional man.
who would not permit the use Of his
name, but who says that what he
heard came directly from McAhster
himself. tells new story Of the young
man which is directly in line with
what he did in the case OF Jennie Bos-
schieter
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-11-02
BIG ministry for Canada.

a company composed almost entirely
of Plttsbug capitalists has been or
gained TO engage in the blast furnace
and steel manufacturin institutions
on n gipantic scale. The capital OF the
new corporation is ST. 900, 900, and in
cluded IN the enterprise arc the oper-
atIng of coke ovens and the mining OF
ccal IN the Monongabcla valley. with
the possible building Of new line of
road from the coal and coke works to
Lake Erlc. The big plants in qucs-
ton will be located at Wclland in On
tar,o, Canada. which is the town near
the entrance TO the Welland canal.
This is known as the Canadian natural
gas belt and any quantity of that fuel
is available. The mills Will also have
the advap age of water power secured
from the Niagara river at point near
the great ta,IS
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-11-02

Newark, N. j., was struck by Sc
we're windstorm on the afternoon of the
10th. which wrecked partially con-
structed building, killing three work
men.
The population OF the state OF Cali
fornia as officially announced on the
cath is 1883 .O5s, against POS, 1870 in
1890 This is an increase Of 27G,o2S, or
22.0 per cent.
The Great Northern railway, con-
Meeting Quebec with Parry Sound, on
the Georgian bay, has been completed
and the first train to Parry Sound was
run on the cath.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-11-02
GRAIN. ETC.

'Dctroit-Tay No Timothy. $40 90 per ton
Potatoes SSc per bu Live Poultry. spring
chickens, SIC per n; fowls 7hc. turkeys. &c;
ducks. Sc Eggs, strictly fresh. lac per dozen
Butter. best dairy, isc per N; creamery. &c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-18
CataStrofe
en- Begona.

A las cincU do la maf1ana Sc Ia
lIaba el santuario de Begona lleno
de gsnte, en- su mayoria mujeres,
oyendo misa pOr ser el tlltimO dia de
la nOvena.
A consecuencia dc haberso cal
do al suelO una vela encsndida, intla
NOSE apidamente la cera que sc
hallaba desparramada, proauciendo
una viva Ilamarada
El incendio carecia dc importan
cia fue sofocado Embellishments
perO las mujeres que Sc hallaban
dentrO del templo, al vet las llamas,
dicron Ia Voc de alarma.
81 susie fue tramendo y ocurrie
ron sscenas sspantosa3.
La gents pretend1a tomar Ia
pusrta de salida; todos querian ser
los primeros; hubo empujones cal
das; varias persc las fueron atrope
lladas, pasando la multitud por enci
ma do elias.
Una cria Ia de vent;seis amos ra
sult0 pisOteada barbaramente, fall g
ciendo una no despue',
Una mir a do once amos Y, salt0
gravemsnte herida.
Hay mas personas heridas.
Otras perdieron dinerO ro
Han ocurrido las escenas que
puoden suponerse,
Las mujeres gritaban, llOraban
y pedian socOrrO.
Rsrtablecida la talma Sc vi6 que
Ell incendio carecia de i'm pOrtancia.
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Hab|a ei DR. zeno Gambia

Conocida es la competencia me-
dica del DR.. Zeno Gambia.
Sus conOcimientos profundos le
han colocado, entire los primeros me
dicos puertorriquef1os y sus enseran
zas en- la prensa, en- ell lbro en- la
tribuna, le han hecho acreedor al
tulo de maestro:
Habla pueS, un maestro:
s1ago constar que habiendo usa
do las sPfldoras Reconstituyente
del Lcdo d. Martinez>, en- mi pract:
90 mtdica. obtuvo de elias eXcelen'
tes resultadOs en- casOs dc depression
organica por Intermediates agudas,
anemias, cloro anemias, y Ell gene
raj en- casos de discracias y perdida
de las fuerzas
El uso de tales pfldoras, va Sc
guido de pronto alivio, sin dnda de
bido q 10 asimilable de las substan
cas- cOmponentes de las mismas, y
no vasilo en- prescribirlas, cada vez
que nuevas energias es necesarlo CO
municar organismos debilitados
empobl ecidOss-
DrM ZENO GAMBIA
Ponce AgOsto dc 1900
\. p.
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De flatelia.

Sabido es que hoy dia la aficion
a coleccionar sellos de correos ha to
mado extraordinarias preparedness,
y que aparte de las colecciones que
por viz, de pasatiempo fcrman .mu
hos aticionados, existen otras de- va
cor crecidfsimo.
En- Paris sobre todo, hay hume
rosos comerciantes que Sc dedican
al traico de sellos, con no escaso
pruvecho, por cierto.
En- la capital de la vecina Repu
blica Sc ha veriicado recientemente
la aperture de una Exposition de Sc
llos de correo, en- la que hguran $50
expositores. en- su mayor1a de Ale
mania, de Holanda, de Suiza, de los
Estadcs Unidos y de Francia.
Las colecciones expuestas estan
aseguradas en- million y medic de
frances, y seis agentes de seguridad
estan encargados de "a vigilancia de
tas vitrinas one encierran los precio
SOS papelitOs.
Entire las colecciones mas nota
bles fgura la del.banquerocparisien
Mr. Paul Mirabaud, valuada en- 300
mil frances, y en- la que forman un
grupoy muy interesante los sellos
cantonales suizos de 1914 q 1852.
La collection de Mr. Hupield, en-
q. Sc encuentran reunidOs los sellos
de los Antiques Estados de la Confe
derac6n germanica, vale 15A, 200
frances, y la de Mr. SchUder, que
contiene sellos del Estado de Berge
dorf, esta valuada en- 800, 900 fran
| cos.
La collection de Mr. La Renoti6
re Ferrary, sobrino de Ia duquesa
de Galliera, representa- un valor de
;siete millOnes de frances.
Els la mas RIGA y la mas rara que
existe en- ell mundo. Els superior q
las del baron de Rothschild y del
principe de Gales, que tiguran, nc
obstante, entire las mas notables que
existen.
Mr. La Renotiere empez6 su CO
lecci6n hace 80 amos y posee elem
plares unicos de varios solos, slen
do la joya de ella uno de la Guayans
francesa, azu1, que a pesar de no va
ler mas que un centimo, es de precie
inestimable.
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La collection legada por Mr. Ia
pling al Museo britanico, esta valua
da en- dos millones; la de Mr. Cattle,
de Londres, en- 10000 frances; la
de Mr. Duvren, de Nueva York,
en- dos millones, y tinalmente, la de
Wickers Painter, que pasa por ser
la r. as RIGA de los Estados Unidos,
en- seis millones.
Varios soberanos &c distinguen
por HI afci0n a colsccionar sellos:
entire ellos cuentase 81 czar de Russia
Ell duqus de Connaught, la reina Gui
llermfnr de Holanda y el Emperador
de Alemania, que poseen valiosas co
lecciOnes
Merece tambien citarse Ia cue
presenta Mr. Pernichon uno do los
organic izadorss del actua- certamen
tilatelico de Paris.
Sc le ha resorvado una vitrina
en- honor en- la que aparecen dos Sc
llos: uno de un <penny, y otro de
dos <pence>
Ambos estan adornados con una
vif1eta que representa- 4 la reina Vic
toria q la edad de treinta y tres
amos. Los dos papelitos valen 8 por
10 menos cOs1arian 81 sc trataso 1e
comprarlos To- friolera de 35, 900 fran
COS. Esos sellos son de la isia de
San Mauricio y del ar1o 1917.
De ellOs eXisten diecinueva-ni
uuO mAs-en el mundo; diez colOra
dos ynueve azules. Estos 1ltimos
procsden della collection del doctor
Legrand, que los adquiri6 hace IS
amos El valor medic de cada uno de
estos sellos oscila entire 26, 900 y "a,
900 frances
Para terninar, indicaremos ra-
pidamente algunos otros sellos con-
siderados como muy raros en- Ell
mundo filatelico, y que son los ST
gu1entes:
Los de Guayana inglesa, prime.
ra emission, de dos centimos, color
rosa valan de IS 10000 fran
COS.
Los emitidos por los misioneros
de dos continues, azules, de Hawaii,
quese val1an en- 15 900 6 1900 fran
COS.
Hay tambien otros sellos proce
dentes de los misioneros ingleses de
Hawaii, que circular entire ,os fila
telfstas al preoio de 1000 fran
COS cada uno
Los sellos de Id primera emf
sion de Moldaria, de ochenta y. ur
<paras, azuies y con una vir1eta que
representa- la cabeza de un buey, va
le $500 frances.
Los sellos de la isla MauriciC
(eportpaid,) azules y encarnados, Va
lon, seg1n sea mas menos perfoc
to ell grabado del dibujo, de 25
1900 frances.
Ademas hguran entire sellos r&
ros valiosos, algunos esparolss
suizos de las Dos Siciljas.
Sirva este de aviso al afortuna
do coleccionador sspanol que possf
ejemplares de los sellos resefados
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Al pdblico.

Terminada la installation de los
aparatos q. hemos montado en- nues
ira fabrca de hielo de esta ciudad,
para la fabrication de hielo transpa,
srente manufacturado con aqua des
tilada & una temperature de 1919
centigrados y tiltrada sucesivamente
por tres tiltros de coke, de carbon
vegetal y de arena cuarzosa; nos
completeness en- ofrccer al pdblico
de esta culta Capital nuestro nuevo
producto de eca.idad inmejorable y
dc condolences higi6nicas absolu-
tas1.
No obstante estas importantes
mcjoras el precio' de nuestro hielo
continuara siendo, como hasta la fe-
cha, el mas limitado de la plaza.
San Juan P r Ocbre II de 1900.
j GOYCO & Ca
Marina calle del Comercio IS.
S 15-4
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D0bIe Criteri0.

Al puertorriqueno Juan Quesa-
da, la junta de inscripciones de San
Luis (Estados Unidos) lie ha negado
ell derecho a inscribirse, por no ta
uer mas 'que un af1o de 'residencia
Els un case igual al de, DR. del
Vale. juzgado con distintO criteriO
Ell interesado, no conforme con Ia
arbitraria decision, eleva su causa q
los tribunales superiores donde pro
bablemente SO le hara justicia. La
puertorriquef1os no pueden ser con
siderados come los cilnOs ca el to
rritOriO dc la Uui6n.
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llInteresante!!

La Retincria de- PntrGlco es
tabIecida on Catano, ofrcce en-
Venta todo 10 que compone dicha
refneria.
Tornos y nerramientas de todas
classes.
Tanques de hero dcsde 1000
hasta 100, 900 galones
- bombas vapor de diferentos
tamafos.
Canerfas y valvulas de hierro y
bronco dc todOs tamanOs.
Almacenes y casa vivienda II
cluso Ell terrenO.
Ladrillos mampostear y hero
galvanized do usa1
La venta Sc hace en- total 8 Ell
parties y Sc admiten proposiciOnes.
Para mas informes dirigirse q
P. Vansyckel en- Catano, 8 Sres So
oriros de Ezquiaga Capital
S 3O-21
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Interesante.

La Empresa de coches de don 10
Sc Ramirez de Cayey tiene estable,
cida su Agencia en- el Establecimien
10 eLa Luna> San Francisco IS de
los se11ores Zalduondo & Mier; esta
meprega cuenta con cOnstante y
buen servicio y en- competencia con
las demAs en- cuanto q sus precios
por 10 cual Llama la atenci6n de los
seroreS viajeroS.
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Sc vende.

Una bicicleta para cabalero mar
la <Spaldings.
Una idem de Sra. marca Ceres
ce :.
Una mesa de caoba de II cub;er
u: I'm ropero grande de caoba,
IN seidbot, tapa de marmol de dos
cuerpos: Un baf1o grande de zinc.
La venta es al contado; frente
a la cochera de las guaguas en- San
turce: Eoras de 4:
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Mesa.

Mesa.
Gale de la Iglesia, casa de Ro
sariO Atiles.
Jueces.
Presidente-Y G.. Mott.
ublicano-Pedro Sierra Stoo
Federal Juan A. Torres.
Dichas Mesas estaran abiertas
para la inscription de electores los
dias 16 y II de Octubre, 1900, desde
las 8 de la maf1ana, y ell 30 de Octu
bre, 1900, desde la mat1ana hasta las
seis de la tsrde.
San Juan 16 de Octubre, 1900.
Jose Il. F. Sf1u0ge.
Presidente de la Junta de Elec
ci6n. Distrito de San Juan.
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FOsforos de Se9uriddd

dc la Acrcditada marca CRED STARE
(Estrvlla RO]a)
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Mesa.
Salon principal del Ayuntamien.
Jueces
Presidente -Jo P. kenney.
RepublicanO.-Ram Gonzalez.
Federal Herrera.
N1mero 2.
Toda esa parte de la ciudad de
San Juan que queda entire la acera
Este de la calle de la Cruz y la ace
ra Oeste de la calle de la Tanca in
elusive, y Norte de las murallas an
tigUas.
Luna 81 (bajos
Jueces.
esidente-LleWellin Allen.
Repu ublicano-Esteban Calder6n
Federal Jose Ramos de Anaya
N1mero 3.
Toda esa parte de la ciudad de
San Juau que queda entire la acera
Este de la calle de la Tanca y ell Cas-
tillo de San Cristobal inclusive
Norte d. las murallas antiguas.
Mesa.
Sol 106 (bajos.)
Jueces
Presidente-Jos6D D. Moreno.
Republicano-Vicente Guillot,
Federal-Gustavo Lopez.
Numero t.
Toda esa parte de la ciudad de
San Juan conocida con el nombre de
eLa Marina, incluyenlo la fabrica
de hielo de Goico y Companfa
Mesa.
Isabel Segunda 1G (bajos
Jueces
Presidente-JuliO Steinacher.
Repu ublicano-JOse Bazan.
Federal-Pedro de Alzaburu
Ndmero 5.
Toda esa parte del barrio de
| TO ln Io 10 ~, A.
San Juan desde el Castillo de San
Cristobal y la fabrica de hielo de
Goico y Compafia, hasta Ia acera
Oeste do la calle de Santiago.
Mesa.
Carretera, esquina a la Gale dc
San Andres, casa de la sonora Ii
zol.
presidente jose Lazaro Lima
RepubliCano-Eugenio Medina
t'ederal-Juan O'Neil.
N1mero s.
TOda esa parte del barrio Gt
Puerta dc Tlerra de la ciudad de Sal
Juan que queda entre la acera Est,
de IA calle de Santiago el Puent,
de San Antonio.
Mesa
Gale de San Agu stfn frente a |
tienda del Pavo
Roberto Pallard
epublicano-Felix Padial.
Federal-Mariu.
Numero :.
Toda esa parte del barrio
Santurce de la ciudad de San Jua
que Queda entire el Puente de Sa
Antonio y la acera Oeste de la call
5 de DUfau.
; Mesa
- Barberfa de Miguel Rivera, {
ladO de la casa del Reloi.
Jueces.
PresideDte-Claude |. Dawson
Republicano-Maximo Aybar.
Federal-Alberto Davila.
NnmerO 8.
Toda esa parte del barrio {
Santurce de 10 ciudad de San Jus
O entire la acera Este de la calle
Dufau y los lfmites de la jurisdit
ei6n municipal.
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J. Marco Bayona,
~FORTALEZA No Al 4.

AGENTE de- aduaras consis
natario de buquss. REPRES TN
TANTE de Ia casa G. del Pine y CA.
cosecheros ds viDos en- Jerez O. la
Frortera y AGENTE del eAnuario
Bailly Hailliare hijcs,
AGENTE de una repu'ada "A.
brica americana sde sellos de ~,
Do
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DE VEN 7 A

En- ell almaccn dc los Srcs. A
VICENTE Y CO a ) 5,s5 (cinco do
liars $500 la Gaia de 10 grucsas
de CujitaI con los ,cllos de Rentas
Interuas hjos en- las mismas y Ell
contiladss dc UNA GAIA Ell adelan-
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Juan de Guzman Benitez.
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Ofrece sus servicios profesio
males.
Ell bufete en- los altos del Bauco
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Toda esa parte del barrio de
Santurce de Ia ciudad de San Juan
entire la acera Este de la calle de
Dufau y los lfmites de la jurisdic-,
eion municipal.
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Presidente-Claude |. Dawson.
Republicano-Maximo Aybar.
Federal@Alberto Davila.
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Americana. !|usEtss.
Alexander Dallas.

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