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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-17
a Blood
Trouble

Is that tired feeling - blood lacks vitality
and richness. and hence you fell like lag
gard all day and can't get rested at night.
Hoods Sarsaparilla will cure you because
II will restore to the blood the qualities II
needs to nourish, strengthen and sustain
the muscles. nerves and organs OF the body.
1t gives sweet, refreshing sleep and imparts
new life and vgor to every function.
Felt Tired" In the spring would have
no appetite and would feel tired and with
out ambition. Took Hoods Sarsaparilla
In small doses, increasing as / grew
stronger. That tired feeling left me and
felt better In every way" w. K. BAKER,
Box 90, Milford, Ohio.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-17

Cassandra is from the Greek and means a re.
former OF men.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-17

Manistique is to have a new bank To
be known as the First National. Ii is
capitalized at 5000.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-17

Anna, Hannah. Annie and Ann are Hebrew
the gracious one.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-17
HOODS SaS.sauaS.IIxa

Is the Best Medicine Money Can Buy. Pre-
pared by c. 1. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-04-12
]. A. ADAMS.

Jay Sedgwick is in the city.
A new line of street hats expected the
last of this week at Mrs. Csry's. 13.1t
The mother of Mrs. A. SCHNEIDER re-
turned to her home in Ellensburg, We'd
nesday, after pleasant visit here.
E. w. Dooley has purchased twenty
head Of the Joseph Stephenson band of
horses.
The father Of A. S. Dam, who has been
visiting his Yakima relatives since
August, left on Wednesday for his home
in Minnesota.
Any one intending to purchase.a piano
may secure genuine bargain by apply
ing to Rev. w. L. Dawson, Ahtanum
Wash.
Any one intending to purchase piano
may secure genuine bargain by apply
ing to Rev. W. L. Dawson, Ahtanum,
Wash.
Pastor J. G. Smith, who has recently
been engaged in evangelistic labor in
Kittitas county, reports that he expects
to organize Seventh Day Adventist
church in Ellensburg soon.
E. F. Blaine came over from Seattle
this week and will spend the balance of
the month making himself familiar with
the Sunnyside canal property and ar
ranging for various Improvements soon
to be carried out.
j. T. Brownlow, wife and son, Oliver,
left Tuesday morning for Redding. Cal.
Mr.. Brownlow has been sufferer from
asthma and found it necessary to seek a
higher altitude. He has rented his little
farm north of town and will devote his
time to his mining interests in California.
Appropriate Easter services will be
held at the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing. subject. "The Continuous Resurrec-
tion." In the evening discourse on
the Prodigal Son, likewise the prodigal
daughter, will be given, illustrated by
the sciopticon lantern. All are cordial "
invited to attend.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-04-12
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

LootCl Ophui dtTlNCu ttc Ctby
Portland on Tuesday.
A new line Of pattern hats will arrive
at Mrs. Cary's Saturday. 13-1t
T. w. Clark is in the Sunnvside
country this week on insurance business.
STEARNS wheels are sold on easy
terms, at Keene's.
Born, on Monday, April 9th, to Mr..
and Mrs. w. W. Robertson, a son.
Col. A. G. Walker has been confined
to his residence in Zillah this week by
rheumatism.
See the new line Of pattern hats at
Mrs. Cary's after Saturday. 13.1t
Thos. Lund has purchased the Elmer
bottling plant which he has had set up
in the basement of bis building.
The work of excavation for the Allen
and Schott buildings was started this
week.
Rex hams and bacon are the best. Try
them. Sold by Kinsey & Co.
Diphtheria is epidemic in the BickIeton
neighborhood and scarlet fever in Sun.
nyside.
Deputy Sheriff G. E. Lum is looking
after his private interests this week in
Kennewick.
Mrs. johnson of the Hotel Yakima is
spending a few days in Tacoma this
week.
The railroad parks are being beautitied
with locust, catalpa, linden, elm, black
walnut, Eastwood and several other var.
ieties OF trees.
Cashier Hunter of the Northern Pa
cific enjoyed visit from his brother,
who is in Superintendent Gilberts Office
at Spokane, on Sunday.
J. ]. Dixon, the Nome miner, returned
to the city this week from trip to CAL
ifornia. He has engaged passage for
ten on the Santa Ana and will sail for
the north about May Goth.
Marshal Grant has had two bicycles
under arrest at the city Jail for Sc veral
days past The charge against them is
keeping unseemly hours, but the owners
can have them upon proof of property.
A. d. Sloan's show window is made
attractive this week by warren of Bel.
nj W.
are now the possessors OF about thirty of
these much sought after table animals.
]. w. Peck of the Mckee and H. j.
Snively are also raising them.
Andrew Popovitch is among the list
who are scheduled to go to Nome. He
is now in California but expects to sail
on the Chas. B. Nelson, which will also
carry j. H. Hathaway and son, Dale
Thorp, Ed Merwin, Hub Pratt and Mr..
Scott. Mr.. Thorp will take ten tons of
potatoes with him. The Nelson is slated
to leave Seattle May 10th.
E. r. Leaning has filed with the
county auditor plat of an addition to
North Yakima, consisting of about 43
acres to the west Of the railroad, which
has been divided into q acre tracts. The
land is portion Of that over which Mr..
Leaning and the Northern Pacific have
been contesting for number of years.
Six citizens of Ellensburg were initiated
into the mysteries of the order OF the
g IL -
The following team visited the "Burg"
to assist in putting the new members
through: Messrs. Chas. McEwen. Hold
son, Petitiohn, Chambers, Patton, Rand, !
Geo. Hunter, Ehlich. Bert Neff. Al Stru.
ben, Mike Schorn and Thos. Fisher |
This lodge now has mem bership of |
nearly 120 in good standing.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-04-12
The RiRaest RarRaln.

$500. 1t only takes $500 to buy new
unfinished house of tive rooms. The
cost Of material was $500. Apply at
once ct this office. 1924
The representative., 1900-09-06
Whittier Are We Drifting?

The Appeal to Reason publishes the
following, which should be we'll pom
dered. Whittier are we drifting?
The Mutual Life Insurance company
boasts that it has sufficient means at
its command to put fleet of so battle
could sweep from the seas every fleet
that floats and lay tribute and destroy
every seaport on the globe. That it
could place an army of 100000 men in
the field and maintain them one year;
that it could build a railroad half way
around the earth; that it could build
the Nicaragua canal and buy enough
land around it to start nation as large
as New York; that it could buy at $1.52
an acre as much land as 143 states the
size Of Rhode Island. Here is cor
poration greater than the government.
and when few others like it are Great
ed you will see the sham Of hypocrisy
torn off and the oligarchy openly pro-
claim itself master, as it really it today.
We have no longer a republic, except in
name. Fool in Rome believed they had
a republic long after it was lost, be-
cause the same forms were being gone
through. There is coming a hot old
time in the next few years. If such cor
porations as the Mutual and Standard
Oil companies can hire enough people
to keep the others cowed down they
will hold the fort, otherwise their
names will be dennis with little I'd. -
The stronger the ring, the weaker and
less powerful the people. When the
people are strong the king Is weak in
temporal power. The United States is
nearing the line where it will be a
struggle to the death between the cor
porations and the people. The people
will win. That is the line of human
progress and evolution. A little more
concentration, little more squeezing
out of the little merchants and factories
a little more show of contempt for COM
mon people and the laws, and the clock
will strike the hour that tells that the
new order has been born, it may be
in much pain and anguish, but 1t will
be safely placed in the hands Of the
people who will rear it to maturity.
The representative., 1900-09-06
Miss DonneIIy's Poems

o, ent Oh
ounes 8 vo,c cloth, gilt edee
A ANDP samep
nd styIeo of biadin
and
PRICE, 8 met.
Unifor
AL. nvth
OF chndrenJ
ols and csntsea
to be h.da T. 4
The representative., 1900-09-06
Voice From Texas.

w. P. Maxwell, Hill Co., Texas: am
still in the middle of the road and there
to stay the remainder of my days.
am Sc years of age and voted for Bry-
an in order to get the satisfaction Of
voting for our Thomas Watson, but
If God will forgive me for voting for
Bryan that time will never commit the
sin any more and won't vote for any
man that is put out by the old parties.
They are all bad medicine. Texas will
give Barker and Donnelly q big vote
this time.
The representative., 1900-09-06

The Schultz Publishing Co. >w.ite us
that they have just issued q new edi-
ton of Ignatius Donnelly's great reform
story, Caesars Column" and that
the book in paper binding will retail
at Is cents, instead Of 35 cents az here
tofore. From the way orders are COM
ing In" writes Mr.. Schultz, ''the former
immense popularity of the book seems
likely to revive. The Western News
ca. here alone has ordered $500 copies. .
Address orders to the Missouri World.
Upon receipt Of 25 cents in stamps or
silver the book win b sent postpaid.-
Missouri World.
The representative., 1900-09-06
Mr.. DonneI|y's Books,


to
ToMBsroNn PLAYS ea ~
.... -.
-
MONEY"
ine~As which
be
. ~
- AAA-sss - 1nnasapeus lsan..
The representative., 1900-09-06
Club Offer.


work Of the
lowest cost
may tsnpor gain
the
work hat IL perm
viii t. on add or to rent
the nan
The representative., 1900-09-06
EDITORIAL. COMMENT
-ON-
''The Pioneer Limited''

Nothing richer has ever been pro.
0uced by any railroad.
St. PaM Pioneer Prssa
TITS world beater." 80. Paul ALA.
''The best thing the railroad world
can produce. -St. Paul D;,s<,.-A
"Pro1ninent and discriminating people
marvel al the creation of elegance and
comfort wrought by modern car build
ero.' -M...-,A.x. 1.n..
The PIONEER LIMITED stands TODAY
perfect In construction, gorgeous In finish
and the acme of luxury and comfort"
-Ainseotelis Jos,~eL
'"The closest inspection bewilders and
takes the breath away, for the ma9nif.
icence and beauty of it all is simply tre-
mendous. -M....Aoh. ~.
The PIONEER LIMITED leaves Minne-
apollo at 7:3O and st. Paul at $40 ererv
evening In tho year for Milwaukee and
Chicago, via Chicago, Milwaukee s. St.
Paul Railway. mo extra charge on
this train.)
For tickets, bertha or Information. an.
ply to any ticket agent, OF address,
]. T. CONLEY,
Asst Genr Pass. Aot..
e<. Paul. Minn.
The representative., 1900-09-06
Another Offer.

Darkers
o he
- 30
O. 300
Crank Burk
The representative., 1900-09-06
ppODUCE.

Revised and corrected up to noon Sept. l.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE.
Butter-The feeling Is little easier. The
movement is not quite lively and receipts are
better.
Eggs-The market is stronger and prices are
advanced half a cent. Receipts are light The
demand is heavy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are as follows:
The representative., 1900-09-06
Minneapolis Hides, Wool, Pe1ts, Etc.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Sept 3.-Reported by
Mcmillan Fur & Wool Co. Green sated hides
steady. Market firm, but immediate advance
expected Quotations light hides slightly
raised Dry hides very dull; may decline fur
The representative., 1900-09-06
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-01

mas indfgenas del Transvaal, Sc han
levantado contra los beers, 4 favor
de los ipgleses. Isl
Dfcese Que ha ocurrido un case
de peste but eonica en- Boston.
de Enero. @ ss
La suscrici6n pdblica alberta
por el lord corregidor de I4ondfes
para las 1fctimas de la guerra del
Transvaal, asciende hoy dOce mi
Tones Q1iatae7at0s- mil frances. 3
Ell esfultor Bartoldi ha donado
a la Sociedad de artistas franceses
nn b6lido de gran valor. #.
El cehebre aereon3uta Coxveel,
que Sc el4v6 q 29, 900 pies, ed su as
cension de 1872, ha muerto| en- Lon
dres.
Con motive de la fiesta llamada
de los Reyes, Alfonso XIII Sc ha
sentado en- el trono, al lado de la
Regente.
de Enero.
Cree$e que ell comandante Ri
chard obtendra Immediate satisfa lac !
ci6n del gobierno de Santp Domin-
go ique los IEstados Unidos, no solo
aprueba1 la actitud de Francia sind
que aprd dvecharan Ia OCCASION para
enviar una caf1onera que reclame eel
arreglo de una antigua deuda que
Santo tiene con la repdblica de la
Union.
Aumenta Observation-Disclosures Id
peste en- la isla Mauricio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-01
Afligra ranadO !.
. de pa.peL''

Con bastante frecuencia Sc emE
plea ahdra un cedimiento nuy
ingeniosb de afligranado notable4
mente p4rfeecionado en- los dltimoS
tiempos. Sc unta un carton delgaE
do con ghlatina adicionada de bicro-
mato de potasa. Sc coloca en- la
hoja un negative que represente los
dibuios, hetras, ETC., que Sc auierel
reproduGir y todo clio 50 expone 4
La luz.
Esta endurece y hace insolubleS
las parties de gelatina sobre que eier
ce sd ac&i6n, = cuando Ia insolaei6n
ha sidd bastante prolongada, se
puede ratirar Ell negative.
Sc disuelve en- ell aqua la gelati
ma que DO ha sido herida por Ia luz
Ia parte endureSida queda adhefidk
al carton.
Asf|se obtiene un relieve mu|y f
no j muy claro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-01
Noticias
Generates.

"A informes del AyuntamientO de-
Adihntas. sc ha remitido IN escrito de
don Juan Rivera rec amanda habeIe i
deFaque1 munici Pic, aaSpmo profesor.I
ia Secretaria CIVIL ba expedido
unalcircular & los q ldAl ldes de Is Isla,
orden 8ndoles remitan lei estado cum.
plimentado de la estad d1stica sohre
ron alcohol, licores, tabacos ella
b3rados, cigarrillos n baraias, aper5
cibikndoles con las resp ponsabil idades
que determine Ia ley ST asf no 10
cumplieren.
El vapor correo espaflol <San
Agpstfn, sali6 aver tardespara la Ha
bana, con cargamentp general j pa
sajeros.
Core el lrumor de |aue pronto mar
charan para Espaf1a, las hernanas
de la Carload, que pfestan suS sergi
clos en- 81 <Asilo de Benefcencia ,
| En el Gene enteridI de Abadiano,
pueblo de Vizcaga, "a ha dese ubierto
un gran dep6sito AZ Iarmas, crey6n-
dose ertenezc = IoA carlistas
/ 1ISegdn una ssiad fEtica Que publ
ca el q Concrete Es spAnoI1, de- Monte.
video. existep ens el,ll Irnguay 9. 20s
/ eSpan holes con nm cRpital de $3i. 37a.
/ ia i 4.2fo ehts dos con IN capi9
tal| de y. 50! sso
Est4 probsdo qa} 81 anfs Eel Al:
/ dalnx3 es u Hne mas se soil
cith Como -. 4 todos loe
1ifhres mae fffffsxs lt1 ~ f<al a..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-01
ANUhcIOs AMERIcAN0s
QUE PuHI ICA La coRREsPoNDE1lC1A

Emulsion de Scott. h
The New York and Porto Rico
Steamship Company 4.
Pfldofas rosadas del Dr.. Willi4m4.
The New-York Life Insurance
Company I
Vino cordial del DR.. Ulricf
Maquinas de eseribir Remins ton 14
La U1iversidad de Notre Damh IS
Vino raconstituyente de Stodrnh
Mauutnas de escribir dc Hammond
Vino de cereza del DR.. Aver. q
CereBrina compuesta del Dr. vi.
ricil i.
ComHaffa de SECURES de- vid1 ~ tl
Sol &.
ST Mary, Z Academy, Notre Dk1nS.
vigof del cabe1lo, dol Dr.. Aver.
Jab64 Forest City,
s.. "a. a. de Lima = GO. C0mis h
Dooldy Saith j co. Comisi sionist1Is
Zarxaparrtilla del DE-. AVER. s. e
Alimento Mellin para nifIns.
PfldoFas deEs Dr..
PfldoFas parA Il hl8adl d1l ~.
Aver q
AsEaotorss = PsF1ia 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-01
81 de Diciembre.

81 de Diciembre.
Andnciase una reunion de inn
portantes comerclantes en- Vallado-
lid. r.. .,s =. =.
Los ingleses han detenido en-
Durham ell vapor <Bundesraths, de
la compaffa alemana del este de
Africa. Igual suerte tuvo Ell vapor
danes <Sawin.. Con este motive
aumenta la hostilidad contra Ingla-
terra.
El principe de Gales he acepta-
do Ell ser coronel de la Yeomdnry que
Sc prepara q salir para ell Transvaal,
i SO ha suscrito en- Glen guineas para
los gastos de dicho cuerpo expedi-
cionario
Eel duque de Connaught reem-
plaz6 4 lord Roberts en- el mando de
las tropas de Irlanda.
Ell Ayuntamiento de New York
ha votado una mocion simpatica &
la causa de los beers.
Ha vuelto aagravarse el estado
de Tolstoi.
Ell ministro de Hacienda del 60
bierno portugues MEGA que exista
tratado alguno relative Ia cesi6n
de Delagoa ique ell gobiorno piense
enagenar ninguna colOnia.
de Enero.
Los beers han lanzado dos obu-
ses vacfos al campo ingles. Uno
contenfa un. plum pudding, ell otro
una felicitacion de Af1o Nuevo.
Ell presidente de la Republica,
M. Loubet, celebr6 ell Afio Nuevo
con un gran almuerzo al que ~asis ito
Ell cardenal Richard.
Ell general ingles French, sin
uegar q tomar Colesberg, ha con-
seguido algunas ventajas sobre los
beers.
Ha sido ahorcada en- Viena la
infanticida Juliana Hummel.
- Con motive del Aflo Nuevo, ma
dana Loubet ha socorrido q 17O viu,
das eargadas de familia.
Dicen de Rio Janeiro que la pes
te aumenta en- Santos San Pablo.
Las muertes son repentinas.
Q de Enero. E
Dicen de New York que ell en-
fermo William A. Bloomer, que Sc
halla en- ell hospital Saint Luc, va
POGO a POGO petrificandose.
Las asociaciones de irlaudeses
ha celebrado un meeting en- Filadel
fla para dedicar un million de dollars
ell equipo do voluntarios para Ell
Transvaal.
En- Bone. en- plena Gale, una
partida de malhechores maniataron
un matrimonio que volvfa de feste.
jar ell Aflo Nnevo, en- presencia del
marido hicieron sufrir q la mujer los
m&s terribles atentados. Ell pueblo,
amotinado, quiso xlynchar, uno
de los malhechores. quo pudo ser
aprendido.
de Enero.
Telegraffan de Londres qne SO
ha ordenado Ia revision del prOceso
de la senorita francesa Musset, con-
denada q muerte por infanticida.
4 de Enero.
Condemnation de Deroulede, Bu-
ffet Sur Salnces q diez amos de des-
tierro, cada uno; de Gue-in diez
amos de detenci6n. ssSs
Termin6 la xlata,: del complot, i
Ia completfsima indiferencia con que
In opinion pdblica ha acogido el de-
senlace resulta mayor castigo a1n
que u sentencia condenatoria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-01
D|AR|O EUROP[0,
Noticias cosmopolitas
enViadas por Bonafoux
La mayorfa de Francia entiend.

La mayorfa de Francia entiende
Que lei veredicto afirma en- la Kept
blica el derecho de defenderse con-
ira las asechanzas de susF enemigos,
i esd misma mayorfa de la opinion
apr4eba ell castigo de los iefes, cul-
pables sin genero de dudas, al par
que elogia la lenidad de las penas.
El pueblo de Paris harto de Ia
tosas audiencias, de frases rimbom-
bantes de comicos gestos de cons
piradores de opereta, vic Indifferent
te salir a Deroulede a Buffet para
Bruselas, de donde Deroulede ira q
San Sebastian, ioye sin alterarse
que Guerin sera con iucido q la Casa
det@nci6n de Clairvaux.
En- vanO los nacionalistas, So
plahdo en- los apagados carbones,
intentan reavivar ell <fuego sagra-
do, i proseguir la conspiraci6n q 10
madama Angot. La risa de Paris
mat6 Ell complot, la Corte Supre-
ma con su sentencia, 10 ha enterra-
do. ~ r..
de Enero.
Telegraffan de Strasburgo que
ell furg6n de correos de un tren ra-
pidp Sc incendi6 por haber chocado
dicho tren con uno cargado de Pc
troleo. Varias personas resultaron
heridas. &. /.
Ell consul de Esp7f1 en- Manila
ha cablegrafiado que Aguinaldo pro-
mulgara en- .breve un decreto dando
Ia Hbertad & todos los espafoles pri-
sioheros.
de Enero.
g Mejora la salud de Tolstoi.
Han Hegado al Hipodromo de
Lohdres Fl leones, regalados por ell
emperador Menelick.
Una rentista de Paris recibi6
como aguinaldo una GAIA de finos
bombones envenenados. En- medic
de cada bomb6n, que todos eran de
chocolate, pdsose habilmente un
vidlento toxico. La propietaria es..
cap6 de milagro La policfa entien-
de en e1 asunto. ~
de Enero. .s
El gobierno frances ha decidido
pedir reparaci6n al gobierno de San
to Don.ingo de ultrajes hechos al
consul de Francia. La mayor par
G0 Q0 Id pr0HSd pdIlSloHSo la lldLHd-
do <asesino, al presidente Jimenez,
suponi9ndole complice del matador
de 7Lilf, 81 no inspirador de Ia muer-
te ae este. Bonafoux censura, en- Ell
<Heraldo de Madrid,, tai calificati-
vo| Il consigna que el general Jime.
nez es sun magistrate correctfsi-
mo.
Creese en- Madrid que Inglate-
ira tiene la secreta mira de apode-
rafse de algunas de las posesiones
espafolas del norte de Africa. Eu-
ropa preocdpase de Marruecos.
El general Miri, f1inistro de la
guerra en- 81 gobierne italiano, ha
di1hitido por juzgarse gravemente
alldido en- ell asunto de los malhe-
chores que forman la celebre xMa-
fia2 siciiiana.
Importante telegrama de Ham
buFgo:
xTodos los oficiales de marina i
los marineros en- vacaciones han re-
cibido OEden de reunirse inmediata-
mantAA Is sus respectiyas escuadras
enlKiel i Wiih0lmshaven.,
M peri6dic0 de Amsterdam.
Nik,f1De R0tte5 damche COurant afirma
oub los basutos, sWaxis. Eulds ! de-
+
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-01
A VI6|lD. !

Ha negado q mi noticia de que
una ioven, que no seAq lien es, va q
casa de personas nly respeta ables
rifando dos espejos II un! reloj lque1
no ensena) en- nombre|de mi sef1ora,
10 qae es falso, por ID Que advierto a
Ia distinguida sociedad de esta Ciu-
dad, como asf mis.no que he denun-I
ciado ell hecho q la policfa
Dr.. Sulvudor 9, Ross.
-sH ts<zE<E g. R-1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-01
AVISO..
CONTRADICTION MUNICIPAL.
BANCo EsPANOL DE PTO RICO.


Desde ell dia de manana hasta el
90 de Febrero pr6ximo, se efec1uar3
por los dependencies de este E>ta.
b'ecimiento la cobranza & domicilio
del tercer trimestre de Ia contribu.
ci6n municipal de 1899 900.
I Terminado ese plazo, hasta el
ounce de Marco siguiente, Sc admi'
tira en- las ficinas de q ste Banco
ell pago de las caotas, sin recargo,
de los deudores morosos; que queda'
ran sugetos despues al pr ocedimien.
to de apremio, cont0rme q 1nstruc'
cion.
Lo que SO hace p6blic 20 para co.
nocimiento de los Sres contribyen-
tes.
Pto-Rico 8 de Enero de 1900.
Ell Sub-Gobernador Carlos Ma Soler.
~t A.-3-1.
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Ell meior surtido que hay en-
casimires. Chiwiotte, cortes de pan
talon ingieses, canisetas calzonci.
Hos de lana es en- clos Dependien.
tes Fortaleza 33, donde Sc venden
las fcazadas au striacas las cuatro.
cientas classs de camas colchones
(patente.) B
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Hoy por la marlana sostuuie.

Hoy por Ia maflana sostuuie.
ron una rif1a en- la Gale de Norzaga-
- Gregoria Manso i Juliana Coto.
La primera le cause una mordida &
Ia seRunda j 4sta lie. infirio una heri-
da incisa deI3 centfmetros de longi-
tud SIDE prpfundidad, con un cuchi.
llo, considerada de pr0nostico reser-
vado. La agresora est& presa q dis
posici6n del Tribunal competente.
Desde manana, todas .las no.
,ches habr& cena en- Ell Colonial
Clubs, 10 que, Sc avi>a a sus cientes
i al pdblico en general
Recomendamos ell cafe Gel
Nuevo Mundo1, donde hay un buen
surtido de licores i refresco ise sir
We 8 todo el l|mundo con toda amabi-
lidad.
-- Gotham en- esta Capital los
giros sobre Londres de 8 8.1s4 a
5 8 25 la 6. sobre Espaf1a a 274. SO,
bre Paris de 60 q SO p & sobre Nue..
va York del gu al S.
Ha sido denunciada Ia pluma de
aqua del Acueducto situada en- la
puerta de San Juan, por estar en- un
cotinuo derrame.
I'm CAIRO que conducia Fede.
rico EEquiaga, cargado de maderas.
choco con Ell balloon de la casa de va.
lentin Fald, rompiendole un Pillar
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Ma anuel Valdes Cajas
1ABooADo Y noTa RIO
DE VEGA BAJA

participa al ptbfico que, con objeto
de atehder al servicio notarial de los
pueb1os de su demarcaci6n, Sc cons
tituira en- Ell Dorado Ell dia 5 de cada
mes; en- Toa fbaja, el 10; en- ell Coro-
zal los dias is y 80 Y en- Vega-alta
81 %.
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