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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23
THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

The Republican platform opens
with much of glori6cstion and self
laudatiOn for sll of the returning and
increasing prosperity of the last four
years, and is full of cheerful hope for
its further lease of power. 1t claims
that the promises made to the people
by that party have been fully redeem
ed, as is evidenced by a prosperity,
such as was meyer before known IN
the history of this country. 1t com
mends Mckinley for reelection by
the American people as a true
American patriot, an upright states
man clean in vision, strong IN Judg'
ment, firm in conviction always in
spring and deserving the confidence
OF his countrymen, 1t declares, in
emphatic and unequivocsl language,
for the gold standard, and expresses
the opinion that the American
people will never tolerate the Chicago
platform. On the trust question it is
somewhat vague, rather evasory
in its condemnation of these
colossal combinations. 1t reeog.
nizes the necessity for honest
cooperation Of capital for industrial
enterprises, while it condemns their
intolerant execution. 1t reiterates
and rehsshes its usual platitudes
about protective tariff. On the BOer
war matter it is full Of the Monroe
doctrine on this side of the water, but
is ominously silent about it on the
other lsuds Mckinley to the skies
for the Samoan treaty, and declares
our purpose not to become entaugled
in any European embroglio. The
Republican party is put on record as
favoring the Isthmisn canal, con-
structed, controlled and protected by
this people. 1t says that as to Porto
Rico, Cuba and the Philippines in the
treaty of Paris the President and Sen
ate won the undoubted approval Of
the American people.
The platform is q good one in many
respects, a powerful and sdroitly
written campaign document. There
are some things which were not put
in that should be there, and some
in there so treated about that voters
can be caught both "a comm and
q goin', A" SIS the old eolored brother
said about his coon trap. The plat
form is we'll constructed in phras-
elogy, and it's language cannot be
fairly or adversely criticised. And it
concludes that "the Republican
party, upon its history and upon this
declaration of its principles and poll
cies, confidently expects the consid'
crate and approving Judgment of the
American people. " That Judgment
will be rendered on election day in
November. What that judgment
will be is largely dependent upon
what another convention of great
party will do on July 4th, at Kansas
City. If it is the same old war cry Of
silver at 16 to l, then WHAT Well,
it does not take a sage or seer to
answer.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23
POLITICAL.

David B. Hill, Of New York, is be.
ing doomed for second place on the
ticket with Bryan.
The Allegheny county Democratic
mass meeting this week 10 elect dele
gates to the Tenth District Congress.
ional Convention was composed OF
about 300 for Flood to 100 for Q0arles.
The fourteen delegates elected were in.
structed for Mr.. Flood All the dele
gates, so far elected in that district,
have been instructed for Mr.. Flood.
It Is stated that Senator James K.
Jones is slated for retirement as chair
man of the National Democratic Com.
mittee as O result Of a clash with W..
]. Bryan Mr.. Bryan and Senator
Jones are said to have met in Chicago
last week, when an open breach fol-
lowed. The trouble arose over the dis.
cussion about the platform to be adopt
cd by the Kansas City convention.
Mr.. Bryan's adherence TO the ratio OF
IS TO aud Chairman Jones's pronounc-
ed opinion that It would be ill-advised
to make that prominent. led to bitter
words
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23

VTIRr INA: In the Clerks Onice Of the
Circuit Court of the County Of Caroline
on the 6ih day o. June, 1900.
George NJ. Andrews. Catalonia
ay and James II. Kay, her
husband. Lucy j. White and
ebert White, her husband,
Mamie -. Edwards and Eva
NJ. Andrews .............. ..... J laintine.
Against
II. T.. Andrews. X T. Andrews,
r. W. Andrews Easttr IN State
Hospital and Mrs. w. II.
Bra thWaite. ................ Defendants.
The object Of this suit being to sell the land
Of which the late Mrs. Mary T.. Andrews died
seized and possessed TO pay of her debts and
10 settle up and distribute the estate
An affidavit having been made and filed that
the defendants. n l.. Andrews. X. +. An
drew and f. w. And ews, are not residents
Of the State of Virginia, 10 is ordered tn they
do appear here within fifteen days after due
publication hereof, and do what may be nee
6ssary to protect their interest in this suit
And IL is further ordered that copy hereof
be published once wee for four weeks In
some newspaper. and that a copy be forth
with posted at the front door of the court
house of this county.
A cOpy-Teste;
THOMAS W. VALEN FINE,
RICHARD G.. MONCURE, p.q Clerk.
jey wsWcs
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23
1T Is UP TO THEM.

There is no denying the fact that
the Republicans have nominated their
strongest men for their Presidential
ticket. The Democrats recognize this
to q man, and this may lesd to the
success of the Democratic ticket, an
omalous as the statements may seem.
In the records Of Messrs. McKin-
ley and Roosevelt are to be found the
strongest illustrations Of Republican
doctrines, new and old. The old
tariff and goodwill give them
strength with the country at large,
but these issues will not play an i'm
portant part in the campaign this
year. The new issues will take pre-
cedence, and upon their uncertain
strength the parties will stand and
fall.
So the issue is squsrely presented
TO the Democracy. Should that party
declare q preference for the old and
dormant doctrines there can be no
question as to the result; while, on
the other hand, should the new Issues
be made the shibboIeth Of it's cam
paign it has more than fighting
chance. Mckinley and Roosevelt rep
resent, in its fullness, the party %
imperialism, trusts and militarism.
As stated these are yet Of untried
strength, but we have faith that the
people of America are opposed to all
three, and il the Democratic party
will profit by the record Of its oppo-
nents it will select candidates who are
IS Numerically opposed to these is
sues as are light and darkness to each
other.
The nomination Of Mr.. Bryan is as
near q certainty as anything in the
future can possibly be. Eliminate
from him and his platform the "l6 to
/ z" idea and he will tower above his
competitors in favor as he already
does in ability. Let him seize the oc-
easion and meet his political sdyer-
saries on the clear.cut issues which
they have fOrced-nsy, more, let him
select (for it is with him to ssJ } SIS his
mate strong Eastern man in whom
the Eastern Democrats have conf
dence. There are many who might
be named that would strengthen the
ticket-notably among them, Hill,
Gormsn, Pattison, Daniel. With q
man like Hill the Democrats would
stand a good show of carrying New
York, without which they can hardly
win.
THE FREE LANCE firmly believes
that with Bryan and Hill as candi.
dates and q strong platform against
trusts, imperialism and milissrism--
with " Toto ln sliminated-she next
President and House Of Represents.
tives will be Of the Democratic faith.
RoosKvxLr will now resign the
Governorship and Bryan msy seon
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23

RooSEvELT was nominated for
Vice President on the anniversary
of the day he landed in Cuba. This
is counted good omen by his friends.
When the San Juan Hull is reached
in November he may, however, find
the l0th Cavalry of colOred troops
insufficient to carry him to the
heights.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23
SOME WEDDINGS.

Albert Roland Johnson and Sara Pier.
son Cameron, Of Bealeton were married
in Washington this week.
Mr.. Charles II Fox. son Of Mr. BIZ.
Fox. Of Luray. and mies Lulu Caipen
ter daughter Of Mr. William Oai p inter-,
Of Rapplhannock county. were married
at Woodyille, that county, Wednesday.
Marriage Licenses were issued In
Washington Tuesday to R1bt f Moss
# Hanover county, and Kate E. Hard
enburg. Of SpOtsylvania county; Mich
ael Peter, Jr. and Grace M Smith. OF
LoudOun county
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23

Bad Drinking Water Every one suf.
fers greatly from the different kinds Of
water he is compelled 20 drink. and
nothing is 50 likely to bring on an at
t ok Of dia rdeos. Perry Davis Pain.
Killer Is the only safe. quick and sure
cure for 1t, cramps ard cholera morbus
Avoid substitutes there IL but one Pain
Killer, Perry Davis Price 25c. and
800
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23

MRS. KRUGER says in recent in
terview that she had fifty three re-
latives in the Boer war: Four sons,
six sons in.lsw, and fOrty-tbree
grandsons. loom Paul" certainly
had a family body.gusrd sufficient
to tote that $l2, 100000 to the rear
and place it in safe keeping.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23
TIE TUG OF WAR.

The Beers are like she Filipinos, in
at least one respectively are"whipped, "
even crushed, "but they pop up every
now and then where least expected and
inflict serious injury upon their invaders.
The southern people afford the only
instance in modern times in which q
conquered nation submitted OF once
and quietly to the arbitrsment Of war,
and resumed their peaceful occupations.
Whether they were really wise IN doing
so, nobody knows none save the gods
above. Alex. Gazette.
Captain I.osberg, an American who
was engaged with the Boer artillery,
SAYS the BoeE ammunition factory has
been removed to LYdenburg aud adds
that General Dewett has 5000 men In
the Free State, General Botha 2 800
in the Transvaal and that there are
1, 800 burghers In smaller parties.
Secretary OF State Reitz md President
Kruger are still In railway carriages
between Maohadodorp and Nelspruit.
IL lie reported they have 1000, 900 In
gold with them.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23
Total to date.
Rescued the GIL.

Correspondence OF he Free Lance }
Flat Run Orange County, June a.
On Monday morning alb ut sunrise,
while Fannie Rollins, c0l0red girl
was on her way TO work she was seized
by colored boy and dragged about
fifty yards in the woods Hearing her
cries Mr. Roger Payne went TO her res
cue and frightened away her assailant.
Xxx
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23

The next Governor Of Virginia will
be either Echols. Swanson or Montague
but we had as well begin now 20 say
Governor Montague. Louisa County
News
Do him honor while You may.
brother, but remember there are
many slips in politics. Political OBJ
servers see one of the other stars shin.
ing more brightly
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23
INDIA FAMINE FUND.

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23
Holiday Excursion Rates FOURTH {

Holiday Excursion Rates Fourth of July.
To Richmond 81. 90. 20 Alexandria
81 65, 70 Washington 1920, fof the
round trip, and reduced rates to eli
etesionF on the r f. APR r Tickets
sold 3uly lef. 2nd, ard. and 9TH. final
limit for return July 7lh, 1900,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23
EDUCATIONAL,

EDUCATIONAL,
fredericksburg. Va June LIST 1900.
The regular examination of applicants for
licenses to teach in the Public Schools OF
Fred ericksburg wi be held on
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 18th and 9Th,
for white teachers, and on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
JUNE 2sth and Goth.
for colOred teachers, before Superintendent
n p. Willis at the Union House, Main street,
Fredericksburg. Va.
NoTE.-Civil Government = now included
among the subjects on which applicants will
be examined. .,.,.,
ie0-tf Clerk School Board.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23
The National RSDu1-
IiCaD Convention.
MCKINLEY AND ROOSEVELT THE
TICKET, ETC, ETC.

The Republican National Convention
Of 1900 held its closing session at Phll-
adelphia Thursday and nominated the
following ticket:
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
of Ohio. for President.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23

At the meeting Of the Board of Trus-
tees Of Randolph Macon College, at Ash
land, Wednesday, the following, among
others. were elected members to fill va
oancies in the Board Rev j. Wiley
Bledsoe, ID. D., of Gordonsville,
and Mr.. A. j. McMath. of Accomac
Hon. Claude A. Swanson was elected
orator of the Alumni Association for
June, 1901.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23

The case Of Richard Thompson. for
participating in the murder Of Mr.. II
Milton Seaton, the town sergeant Of
Middleburg, on November 2jih. 1899
was tried in Loudoun County Court on
Monday last Judge Tebbs presiding
The jury rendered a verdict of murder
In the second degree, and fixed his pun.
ishment at eighteen years in the peni-
Tertiary.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23

The Virginia EpEorth League Con.
ference was opened at Centenary Meth
odist Church, in Richmond, Thursday
night under the most flattering au'
spices. A large number Of delegates
are in attendance. Bishop Gambler, Of
Georgia, delivered an eloquent address
on Cuba A fine program has been pre-.
pared aod the meeting will last several
days.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23

VTIRc INA: In the Clerks Once Of the
Circuit Court of the County of Caroline
on the oh day o. June, 1900.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-06-23

Gov. Tyler granted a number Of con
ditional pardons Thursday upon recon
mendatiOn OF the board Cf directors of
the penitentiary, among them A..
Dickinson. Louisa, sentenced January,
1896. to seven and half years for burg
lory Acie Sweden. Northampton, sen.
fenced January. 1885, to eighteen years
for murder in the second degree.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22
Una tnduStria
agrlCo|a
Qu: debiera desarrol1arse.

De las narau itas Q1e con tanta
abundancia Sc desperation natural
menta de los naranjos, y de las que
ei co sec nero arrauca para fivoro:er
el mejor desarroi!o de- las que que
dan, ss obtiene un aceite esencia'
muy cOnoci 10, llamado <petit grains
en- Francia y en- Espana couocido,
as1 mjsmo, por peque1o grano Tam
hien SO le Obtiene de las hojas y de
las na:anjltas, nablen Il couserva
DO este prJducto ell mIsmO nOmbre
de epotlt grain
ST con,ideramos el gran ndmero
do tonaladas d. hojas que Sc pierden
y el nj nero Immense de naranjlt rs
que 10 So recogeu, com prenderemos
qua bien explotados e~tos cuerpos,
pudierau ser en- las Comarcas del
pore de Ia Republica en- que domi
la el naraujo como arool frntal, IN
nnevo racurso para ID agriculture
dol pa{>
L. esoncia xpetit gra7n>, os a,ua
rilleuta, q II olur axradab;9 y 50 IA =
50 espacjti,o Is S es ds s765
La raya es de l 453b, la D de 1900
la II d. l 1903 rotacihn IS Y ey
poder rotatnrio es de + 2O47
SHgu1 VI Pte>*- Ii e~euclA soc
tit Grslas >o fecOnoce por II sjgulen
t. en>ayO: V!orten ciucO gut.S DE-
es4ncla el u1 tubO ds ensayD bien
>ecc, Y I-spues SO % Il 41,5 IN C~tltl~
nrt'u >cu)l'O aDrOximadamen ente de
al 10 clorh1 trlc' puro y coucao tca~
10; Sc agitA en- flo y sc produce una
- !,
70, que Sc 0occlora al adie ndo}e de
>iete S o:ho cen1metros cubicos de-
;alcohul de graius E ,tos cafacteres
Ia diferencian de las otras esancias
q Ia fs}nt.la aurantlacea.
La fabrication de la esencia spe
tit grain,, que en- espaf1ol poienos
llamarla de peqoeno grano, es senci
LA, So obtiens poe de>tilAci6n como
las esencias de fores al obteuidAs
Convieue, 81, usar bu anos apa:atos,
y 81 Sc en- mp}ean naranjitas. cOrtarlas
en vario> ft'agmeutos. Seg1n NJ S
P.esse, 900 kij6granos ue hojas
dan dos zit6gran1os de eseucia
Hay varias clases de e5encias
de <petit grain; 81 <p+tiU gr<sln dul
Ces SO Obt!ene de la destilao.Ou de las
hol la'' d"l naracjo; el <p7t'J grA}n II
mon, Sc obti3ne a>i mismo de las
Auj As del naranjo co ndn; Ell <pelit
gram b'garr9. Sc extrae Dc las hojAs
del naraujo agrio
Ell aqua destilada de las hojas
ael nasanjo tiene propiedades pare
cldas, aunque no tan .intensas, al
aqua de azahar, de aqnf ell ror que
pueda mezclarse & la for de az>nar
para obtener e5ta aqua de azahar y
! obtener una que sea'mas economica.
Eu mediclna Sc emp|ean ademas
] las hnjas para obtaner infusioues de
cociones y polvo d hojas,
En- Ia industria tieue aplicacio-
nes como en- la de peffumerla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

Vo ndmerO de sellos de Rentas Inter
uas con cada venta que haga de fDs
f0ros en- los paqaetes primitivos, hoy
ezistentes, en- igual forma que la
forma prescrita en- Ell apartado c. de
c>ta orden. g
q Todo detallista, al ofrecer
en- Venta f0sfOrOs que tenga existen
tes 8 que adquiera de existencias &C
tualmente en- manos de ia bricantes
y Vendedores al por mayor, fara
on cada una de las cajas ccrre pom
dienlrs all selo del valOr nominal
de uDAtecimo d. cent
f) "A los fhbricantes Y vandedo
res d. fo>foros ii por mayor Sc les
prohibe vender IS foros direttam on
to 4 ;Os cOusuulIOreS
81 Los ftbrjcAnteS y vendedo
res al por mayor iucurrlran en- res
pOn>an!lidad pOr tCda veuta Que ha
gan de fo5forOs eXi,tentes hoy Ell su
poder >in Ell "ra> paso de sellos co
respondents q cAda partida enage
uada segun quada preceptuado. A II
noismo re>pondera1 los detalii>tas
de cua|quierA veutA de- fo>foros que
hagau sir tener adherido cada ca
y Ell selO que prescribe Ia pfesente
Orden.
~ Los Colectores de Rentas
Internas in pond ;ln un derecno de
oneuno subro los f6 ,frros Qua So
in p0rtarpn de fdera de- la la, los
a0l eXiet4ntes de inlpOrtaclOnes an
:orlOreS. 81 cual dhrecnO deb4l q ser
igual al cob~a0o i los faoriran5t93 10
cafes. Lo, de'a il>tas >atisfara' eS
t. in pue-to por 70 mediO de seilos que
% proven IA y tijtra en- la miSMa
for,ua qua los de~tIna1os la f4b1i
ca3ldn oral. A los detalli>ta> >e
To-; prohiho pOter al expnudiO fo }
ros pcuoedeutes del exterior que 40
!t%vtr.>n 81 stl4o, snguO Sc di>puue
ca Ia pre- ,en1o
y La irfracci6n de cualqniera
Ge lt> N, ,p,>;>;;ones de esta Order
aoare >. Il pa',s 81 ulpab|e uua mnl
I'd de c1ncr ($o UO) a veinticinco do
lar IS23 OO) de "a cual una mitad Sc
r.. r:t2el U'nnn,:i.dot
j T.+> Cortes de Di,trito crea
aa@ .'"r @ 'Iene> Generates nun ia
>~ei - tD44n1ut", do este Quartet C.
neral, pnteuderan on tOdes los Ga
q Cv~ u:ur"an h4j . Ia prosecute Or
uel,
Pur mand1tn 1:l Bcigadier &c
= 9r..! Davis:
" 2 HALL
Ayuda2t4 Ganoral
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22
11!1s l1njjaiicalas,

FL mOvimientO ravc}ucionariO
q. en- dlas pasados two lugar en- s n
Franci SEQ de Masco IS y en- lt s G. ~
pos de la Vega. dos nechos ai,lados,
siu <'tra in portancia que la de alar-
ma de momento, y las prOpagandas
De aescre tito en- el exterior para el
pals, ha quelado radicalmente ven
cido con Ia ca Dtura de los Jefas de
esa ca ptura criminal y la prasenta-
cion de 10 NAL aconsejados q1e los
se:undaban.
A ra1z de haberse debelado
aquel movimiento el G G,bieruo des-
cubria ha>ta en- sus mas insig off
cantas pormenOres una trama rsvo'
lnciOnaria en- la .nisma capital de a
RApdolica y d. ahl qoe se hayan Va
1iticadO anotacioneS de variOs ildl-
vituos partid acios dal regimen po-
lfJico anterior que inconformes con
el ST. ana liberal de tOlerancia y de
d. en ell pals por los hombres nue.
vC> de este p=.loIO d. recOL$tcuc-
c'Gn DuGfan dc nodo criminal per
rttrogra@4@r aquel pasaao s4bomina-
bic.
Los ttibunaleS Oorar0n en- con-
secuencia con Ia suprema indepen-
cia con que f1ncionan.
La pa2, pues reina en- TODD Ell
pas sin Ser nuevament5 alt4rada
HA2 baSta3O ochO d!As cabaes d
veneer & los eueuiyos del sociego
pd ':!ico; Y e>a circuuotancia prueha
eviaenre uence que Ell Goblerno del
Senor J,mentz repaza en- la opinion
generf del pa1s, y que este no q'ie
re haj ning0n cOncepto la revcelta
tauto poc Que esta aleccl0nando en-
una dolorosa exDerie ncia, cuentO
porque t1izs sus a>piraciones las
tiene cifraias en- la paz moral digul
;adur<t de- douda Sc deriva 81 pro
gct.so en- todas sus ricas manifesto
clones
Vencida lc intentona de reteren
cla, captura1os los promotor9s de
ella, t>,n4ada> trdas las medidas ener
gicas qoa aconsejan las circun5tAn
cias para responder de. exlto de Ia
paz y del orde1, el Gobieruo Sc con
Sagra de ,leno al estudio de Ia solu
ci5n de los dilucidaaos problemas
ecol 6uico que ti9ue pendieute
L. ncrI.a?idad de la vida nacio
nal es un hecho Ha triunfado una
vez mas el patriotismo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22
Los nnej0reS
CielO-raSOS.

Examinados los cielo rasos de
acero, estampados al realce, de la
casa Henry S. Northrop> de Nus
va York, 20 puede recomendarse
mas elegante ornAmentac!6n para
una casa.
La estampaci6n de los mas ca.
pricbosos dlb1jos les presta una es
pecial h3rmosura, incapaz de, ser re-
presentada, sin exorbitantes gastos
con cualquiera de las otras materias
que SO emp-ean en- el adorno de las
techu bree, y la estructura de su
construction les da una sOlidez q
prueba de las mayores fuerzas.
La moda ha puesto en- uso hoy
estos cielo rasos metalicos, con pre-
ferencia todos los demas, porque
ellos llenan los desaos del mas deli
cado gusto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

l,p r '.in1rio dc petr6lc0 cs
*nElrclla on CataNo, olrcce en-
VentA toIo 10 que co,nponc dicha
rtfncria.
70 nos y n9rrauleaoas de todas
cla@cs.
,'.& 1u"S Il. h;arro dc. dc 1000
Id STA 10 :1}) Ea!uues-
/. ouAuls v@por de diferentes
'aI};>7us
G .3eI(A, y va)vnlas de hero J
1vO4c.: ">, tUuUs tautGJs.
\ naceues y casa vlvlenda IN
:l1-O ii t,-rrvuO.
L4j",I'os n&mpostear y hierro
5A!VaGi12 10 lsatJ.
IT. v~,'.A. Sc haze an total en-
oarte> y SC e*u;Jlt IL pr). ..O>icionos.
t':A:4 49, lipI.4., unigtr,e &
>. N-E <:a i e. Ca >Ai1D, 3 ores So.
;yri4-O> de '>.,l40i~,~.a CA5<Ijal
> 3u-25
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22
?te!!i..as !jg.'.

Anoche en- la Gale de Ia --2orta-
leza frente & Ia Sombrererfa Dc Sua
req, Sc han encontrado unas neecio
sas ligas De sonora, si.tema a.4=ri-
cano, de las que sirvesl para >o>te-
ner las medlas desde el curse reus~
mos Ia j9ya en- nus5tro poder, : es
ta la disposition de su ha~mo>a
duena 10 suponemos) que pueda pa
sar 6 rocojerlas a esta re1acci6n,
pregio Ell pago del presente anun
clio
Buon aparato, pc" Dio santO!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

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S. vand4T,or 10 poderlo aten.
der su duef1o an al Arato de soda de
~,arNol blau2o, cop seis dep6sitos
para Sirop Y IN grjfo de doble cho
rro: tiene un generator para produ
cir agra de soda, dos fcentes de ace
70 de 10 galones cad4 una, porta va
SOS graude>, y chicos extractos pa
Ia los sirop. Ell apa1ato es compile
to, pudiendo funciona- 24 horas des
pues de montado Para ipfCrmas D.
Leandro Montalvo en- Mayaguez
Octubre 1900.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

Nos asegucan que el tcsorcro
HOllander h4 regro ~aGiO muy salts
fec no de su excursion {. les E,tadUs
UnidOs. Dice que no enconlro una
sOla persona que no estuvia>e All
mada de un prffundo sentiniento en-
favor de Puerto Kico, ajrmaudo
que, suceda 10 cue suce1a, ]& a1mi
ni,'traci6n an:ericana Ell CT: Liza,
oebe ser d. prOyra>2 Y de lNtiO u,