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Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25

turn IT, but not to let them know where
It comes from. Only three men know
that / have &C."
ne named them. They we're called
into consultation. AS a result. the pine
was wrapped up and addressed TO Col
Onel a. " kautz, and intrusted TO me.
/ strolled leisurely up to the officers
quarters, and when there was no one
to see me, slipped the pipe through the
slot into the mail box at headuuarters.
Such Is the narrative of Mr.. Cause.
touching the destruction OF the Sem
dnel Office. Valindiugham's nerve ala
not desert him i'm this or I'm any other
crisis of his life The next issue OF
the Sentinel fiercely denounced the
'hirehng rufians Of Lincoln" and was
most bitter and naturally offensive to
the loyalists OF the capital city. But
Mr.. Valinuingham's pen and tongue
were his own, and neither bayonets nor
law could intimidate the free expres.
sion Of his honest convictions. AS our
readers probably are aware. he was fl.
nally arrested and sent through the
lines to the Confederacy and did not
return to his native State until the
close of the war.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25
Carolina BrIrhts are Union made.
Amnsemenis.

Patrons of the Lyceum Theater viii
surely appreciate the visit of "The In
nOcent Maids" which commences an
engagement tomorrow matinee. In
the production OF "The Innocent
Maids" horse play has not been pro-
vided to take the place Of genuinely
artistic comedy and every female
member of the company has been Sc
lected by the management for beauty
Of face and form, for their respective
ability to entertain their audiences by
a clever entertainment which Is added
to by lavish and costly dressing and
beautiful scenic effects
The show opens with a very funny
burlesque entitled "A Wooden Wom.
an" and serves to introduce 20 hand
some girls In a double sextette OF
bellies and beaux, The Scrub Woman
Chorus, and a Novel Change Act. and
from the rise Of the curtain the fun Is
fast and furious.
Among the specialties are such Jtars
as "The Carl Dammann Troupe six
European artists; John w. Jess, last
seasons star with A Hot Old Time
Co" assisted by Joe Madden In a funny
Irish act; Bennett and Rich, who are
the originators Of illustrated songs,
also doing an entirely new act called
AT Camp In the Philippines" Bartell
and Morris, musical comedians; Anna
Yale and Rose Carlln, duettsts, and
Constance Window, "the little girl with
the big voice"
The closing Of the show Is a laugh
able burlesque entitled "a Lottery !
Ticket" which is intensely funny and |
calls for the strength OF the entire |
company.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25
The interior Derartment

EDITOR GLOBE r, " Shepard Is the
third Republican detected in the I'M
terror Department robbing the Govern
ment within a few months He viii
not be prosecuted because he Is lto
publican. Chief Clerk Dawson, who
the personifcauon of 'Uriah Hea.
will see that Republican thieves In G., q
Interior Department, when detectuL
shall escape punishment for all intis-
cretions as recently brought to liguD
DawsOn's bitter partislnism proclaims
that a Republican thief is better than
an honest Democrat I'm Office. He olle
asserted that If his father were Dem
ocrat in Office he would eject him fruD
IL If IL we're In his power. He is known
to bitterly oppose civil service for the
reason that Democrats have possible
chances to get Offices, Dawson is slick
as velvet, and wears a masksmile 0t
all times; that is to suit the occasi IN.
He Is most efficient I'm one respect, like
other chief clerks, through his inllCe
ence he has at least eleven immediate
relatives in lucrative offices.
But one thing is evident, that reco
robberies In the Patent Office, corrup-
tion IN the Indian Bureau and Land
Onlce as well as crOOkedness I'm fha
Pension Office indicate very clearly
that the Interior Department Is sa ~
In need of efficient head officials. whi p
would exclude Mr.. Dawson though ho
Is a staunch radical Republican VIII.
the plums are within his reach.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25
HAHIRES-REISTAND.
Pertinent Criticism and An AnalO-
gOuS Case.

hVAo eeAeNa
The case Of ADMIRAL Schley is now
attracting much attention from the
general public. Counsel ia having a
hard time getting information from the
Navy Department. and the list Of wit
nesses is not forthcoming.
There seems to be little difference
between the methods Of the Navy and
War Departments.
In the Col H. o. Heistand and asso-
ciates hemp case Major Hawks is un.
able in any way to get copy of Hell
stands answer to the charges prefer
red, or learn when the case will be
brought before the Military Commit
tee OF the Senate. Both the major and
his counsel have asked for copy Of an.
swer to charges and for information as
to when the Military Court would take
up the case. The Secretary Of War,
Mr.. Root, does not even grant an in
terview or answer a communication.
The writer don't blame the high and
mighty Secretary, he being a great cor
poration Tweed lawyer; knows when
he has bad case, and well knows his
only hope .s In delay. The charges
preferred against Col. H. o. S. Hell
stand had been preferred against
common lieutenant, captain or an en-
listed man, they wou- have been inves-
tigated, sustained and court martial
would have tried, convicted and the
parties would now be serving time
at a military prison, but how different
when the Presidents friends, Col II,
o. s. Heistand General Corbin, ASST
ant Secretary OF Navy Allen, Assistant
Secretary Of War Meikeljohn and AS
sistant Attorney General Boyd, now
Federal Judge of the North Carolina
district. 1As the United State has or
dered an investigation, perhaps it may
come later. Let us hope so Major
Hawks says he is ready with sufficient
evidence to convict.
FAIR PLAY.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25
Carolina Brights are winners.
what Is This :


EDITOR GLOBE Billie Charlie" Ire
land seems to be prosperous. Entrap-
ped his fellow clerk Phillips by a de.
coy containing a quarter. Took his
salary on promotion. Has now step
ped into the shoes Of Sneak Thief Shep-
ard, an easy victim for a trap set for
cOons. Has gained 10 lbs. on each lift
located under his sweat-bands, Wears
the 1--WE eaten the canary bird" eX-
preston.
Yes, Sim, like Assistant Moore, pro
poses to jump grades and will soon be
Commissioner. but we will fix him. and
Moore, too, for that matter. Why
didn they give Shepard warning Of
what was going on2 D. 'em. We
are going to take Shepard into our
firm, and you'll see.
X. w.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25
THE PATENT OFFICE,
The Globe Opens Up a Subject for
Reflection
AND ADVISES SHEPPARD.
The Matter VI Patent Office Practice and Loose
Methods In Vogue Is Sheppard Gulliy or
Inc Victim Of a Clique p-Why he Should 60
Into COuh as a Man Of Honor and Vlndl-
cate Rls Character

A few weeks since The Globe said Of
Chief Clerk Shepard, Of the Patent Of
fee. and Assistant Commissioner
Moore, "If this pair fails fails to bring
at an early day a stencil upon the Bu-
reau, and make 1t a by-play in the
mouths OF the public, then we miss our
reckoning" and that mo reform is 50
greatly needed in the Patent Office as
the revocation of Moores appointment
the decapitatiOn Of Shepard, and the
blackballlng Of Megrath.' The stencil
arrived on time.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25
Say, you, smoke Carolina Brights.
Got His Wife.

Richard Powell who lives with his
mother, 938 B street southwest has
had some matrimonial experience at
the outset Of his life as a Benedict he
will always recall and never forget.
Having married the girl Of his heart,
Miss Estella Morris, OF 402 Twelfth
street, he was deprived Of bride and
honeymoon by the mother Of the girl,
and was compelled TO go into court for
a writ Of mapdamus to secure both.
'AlPs well that ends we'll" and young
Mr.. and Mrs Powell are now enjoy.
Ing the bliss Of newly-wedded couples.
while their best friends are wishing
that for the future all their troubles
will be little ones"
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25
Illfle IN Shenard

Little Ed Shepard
Built like a leper
Vowed he would not resign.
I'VE tried him." you know
And found he would blow
My honor, pard, you malign.
"To Canton | go,
To denOunce the old crow
Who entrapped my EGO"
In oily alsett0
He Whined,
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25
Smoke Carolina Brights.
WHOLESALE NEPOTISM
Case of Capt. Scheiner, Gen. Dicker-
son. and SundOWnel StCleY.

Capt Harmon Schriner, VINO has
been on the retired list a number Of
years, drawing a pension Of $4,000 per
annum, also holds a soft snap at $4,000
per annum with General Longstreet, u.
S. Commissioner Of Interstate r. r..
Interior Department In addition to
this snug sum, the captain has seven
Schriner relatives holding fat offices
In the several Departments then, in
addition 20 this the captains mother
inlaw and two brOthers-inlaw get good
fodder from Uncle Sans crib. Every
morning, preceding breakfast, they
sing:
"My country tbs of thee,
Sweet land Of liberty"
General Diclkerson has a total dis
ability pension and draws down be-
sides $3.50 per month, but an eX-soldier
totally disabled is entitled to all he can
get This paper refuses to criticise
him.
The case Of Dr. Storey, of the Gov
ernment Printing Office, is a little diff
ferent He, Il is alleged, practices as a
"sundOwner" and holds down a soft
snap under Palmer He visits his pa.
tients before going to the c. p. o., and
gets off early in the afternoon when
ever It is necessary to make calls. Sun
downers ought to be fired" on princi-
pie as they are taking the bread out
OF the mouths of outside practitioners,
who have no Government salary to fall
ack on.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25

Can for Carolina Brlghts-they are rp,e
aud mild.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25
my country It's Of thee,
Sweet land of liberty"

Why don't you try package or Carolina
Brghtss
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25

Carolina Brlghis are absolutely pure.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25

BrIgsgl., %Sg cont you try a package OF Carolina
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-26
EXCentriCidadeS yankiS

De un pleito que hace recordar
ell famoso litigio entire madame Mac
kay y Meissonier, dan cuenta los pc
ri6dicos norteamericanos.
Cierto archimillonario de San
Luis, Mr. Henry Clay Pierce, habfa
encargado al pintor sueco Ander
Zorn su retrato y ell de su esposa &
hija, mediante Ia suma de $4,000 do
liars.
Aunque los dos retratos eran,
al deeir de los inteligentes, verda
deras obras maestras, Mr. Pierce Sc
neg6 a admitirlos, alegando que ell
artista no hab1a sabido imprimir
las facciones de sus modelos un al.
re noble y distiDguido.
Entablado el pleito, canbi6 de
parecer el archimillonario, y entire
g6 al pintor los IL 600 dollars con-
venidos, prefriendo esa soluci6n
dejsr en- ma1ps del aartista los tres
retratos, y que este hiciera de el]os
un uso incou ~sniente Gmproper).
En- cuauto & los cuadrOs MI
Pierce Sc dispone hacer con ellos
un <auto de f6,, invitando & Ia eje
cuci6n q todos sus amigos.
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Lab0reS para Buffalo.

Las Hermanas de la Carload, de
San German, ofrecen en- venta una
preciosa capa de seda blanca, toda
bordada de orc, para revestirse el
sacerdote en- las graudes solem nida-
des y un panuelo de seda y una re-
lojera.
Sabemos tambi6n que en- San
German, una virtuosa sef1orita esta
confeccionando un pa1uelo, de dife-
rentes calados, con Ia orla bordada
en- ell centro estas palabras: <Puer
TO Rico en- Buffalo,, trabajo que ha
sido encargado por Mrs. Antonsau-
ii.
En- Sabana Grande pueden con-
seguirse finfsimos encajes>de hilo.
Llamamos la atenci6n de aque
Has personals que en- Yauco Sc dedi.
can & tejer canastos y esteras de
clase superior, y aquellas hamacas
llndfsimas que Sc hacfan antes, tan
finas, que parecfan de hilo de coser,
de colores diferentes, muy b;en com
binados y otras blancas, que ahora
Sc les presenta Ia OCCASION de vender
su mercancfa
Cabo Rojo tambien podrfa lucir
en- Buffalo sus sombreros, de igual
apariencia que los de Panama.
Hasta ell dfa de Abril Sc admi-
ten las ofertas, <pues el IL se EN-
baran, los objetos que SO elijan.
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LA SITUACION
de la Hacienda franceSa,

Ell ejercicio que acaba de termi
mar presenta un <deficit, de 81 milo
mes de frances en- Francia, Y no hay
que olvidar que, habiendo sido af1n
de la Exposition el de 1900, merced
q clio SO han visto los ingresos con
siderablemente reforzados. Sin Elk
posici6n, el <defcit, SO habrfa ele
vado & mas de 100 millones. Y los
gastos amenazan con su continuado
crecimiento. Solo de creditos su.
plementarios Sc han concedido en-
Q af1o tltimo 148 millones. Los
enormes presupuestos de Guerra y
Marina tragan millones insaciable
me1te, en- tanto que otros servicios
p1blicos andan bien escasos de di
nero. Las jubilaciones y retiros
crecen como Ia espuma; y por 81 to
do este embarsso fuese POGO, a1n
Sc piensA en- una ley de retro para
los obreros, que habra de sobrecar
gar 81 Presupuesto con mas de 280
Los impuestos son va mas que
enormes; apenas 81 ell pneblo frances
puede soportarlos.
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IntereSdlte
desCuDrimiento
3.
ARQUEOLOGICO.

Ell directorsde la Comision cien'
tffica francesa que esta verificando
excavaciones en- Cartago ha realiza'
do un importante descubrimiento.
Bajo una espesa capa de TERRA
vegetal ha aparecido Ell antigua
eOieon,, construido en- 180 por. 81
proc6nsul Vigellius Saturnius, y ci'
tado en- sus obras por TertuliaDo.
Dicho monumento tenfa la for:
ma de un hemiciclo Y ocupaba una
de las colinas inmediatas a Carta
go. ~>....
Entire los ob1etos desenterrados,
6guran varios riqufsimos detalles
de ornamentaci6n, columns CORN
tias, cornisas recargadas de adorpos
presentando inscripciones que no
dejan duda sobre ell caracter del mo
numento, estatuas de marnol de Pa
ros retratos-de peratrices, es'
pecialmente de cos Faustinas y una
Sabina, una estatua de Adriano en-
traje her6ico.
| Todos los objetos descubiertos
|. seran llevados al Museo de Bardo.
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El cor1cierto
en- Ia Fortaleza:

Sabemos quehay mucha ANNA
ci6n para gasistic al gran Concerto
Vocal instrumental que Sc cele-
brar& maf1ana q las 8 80 en- ell Pala-
clio de Santa Catalina, para dedicsr
su producto q Ia adquisici6n de la.
bores destinadas q la Exposition de
Buffalo. -
La function sera muy intereear'
to y variada, en- Ia que Sc pasara
muy agradable ell ratio.
La amable esposa del sef1or Go.
bernador, ha realizado un acto no.
bile y generoso, facilitando los salo'
nes del palacio para un acto p1blico,
& 10 que no estabamos acostumbra
dos
Repetimos que no SO hacen in
vitaciones especiales, y que pueden
concurrir libremerte los que gusteu.
La entrada costar& Ia insignifcante
suma de cincuenta centavos, dedica.
dos un fin levantado y en- beneficio
del pals.
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CAMBIOs.
LA B0DA
DE VANDERBILT,

Hace algunos dias Sc veri11c6 en-
Newport (Estados Unidos) ell casa
miento de Mr. Alfred Gwyne Van.
derbilt, heredero de ia mayor parte
de la fortuna de Mr. Cornelius Van.
derbilt, con Miss Elsie French.
Las fiestas de la boda costaron
100000 dollars. Trenes especiales
condujeron q los 400 invitados des-
de New York q Newport, donde fue
ron hospedados como principles.
Los esposos ocuparan Ia resi-
dencia de verano de mistres French,
madre de la novia.
Segdn Ia prensa neoyorkina,
mis- French ha recibido regalos por
valor de 12O. 900 dollars. El <trou-
sseau, del matrimonio consta de 200
trajes completes, 68 abrigos, 80 pa
res de botas y -zapatos, y II doce-
mas de corbatas.
Vanderbilt tiene veintitres aflos
y es ell hijo menor del Grey de los
ferrocarriles., Su fortuna SO eleva
50 millones de dollars.
Miss French aporta al matrimo
Mo una dote de seis millones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-26
M0NEDA
INTERNATIONAL.

Ri Banker Magazine1 publica
un artfculo interesante sobre la cues
ton de una moneda international 8
universal. :"
Las condolences favorables pa
ra la creaci6n de una moneda inter
nacional son:
10 El mundo, & .causa de las
relaciones mas nunherosas y de las
comunicaciones mas faciles, tiende
a concentrates.
"a Ell comercio International
toma mas grsndes proporciones.
3a Ri orc ha sido va adoptado
por las naciones mas adelantadas
en- ell comercio.
"a Las transformaciones mo,
netarias de- estos dltimos treinta
af1os, han provocado discusiones y
traido nueva luz sObre esta cues.
ti6n.
Las ventajas que resultarfan de
una moneda international son no.
tables. .:-.
1a La utilidad de los trabaja
dores.
% La facil inteligencia de los
precios extranjeros
3a La simplificact6n del cam
bio sobre 81 extranjero.
4a No serfa necesaria ninguna
nueva acuf1aci6n de moneda ex tran
jera.
So Facilitarfa Ia emission de-
certihcados internacionales de orc
Las objeoiones que Sc oponen
estas ventajas son las siguientes:
Ia La necesidad de una revi
sion de todos los contratos para dar
les ell valor de la nueva moneda.
"a Los gastos y los inconve
nientes de la nueva acuf1aci6n.
Lo que convene hacer para oh
tener mejor este fin, es establecer la
uniformid4d en- Ell peso de las uni
dades de los diferentes paises, y
adoptsr uno 8 mas tipo monetarioa
universities del mismo peso, ley y
dimensiOnes.
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Contra los negrOS.

Don Ramon de Castro Rivera,
de Ponce, manifesto al Gobernador
Civil, Ia convenieucia de que Ia emf.
graci6n constara de dos terceras
parties de negros y mulatos y una
tercera parte de blancos, no pormi-
tiendo ia immigration de negros en-
la isla.
Dice que vergan cuantos blan-
cos quieran de los Estados Unidos,
pero nj un solo negro, que hay bas'
tantes en- Ia isla y debe procurarse
salir de ellos, pues no Sc necesitan
para NADIA.
Pide que SO fomente la emigra
ci6n de negros al Ecuador, pues allf
nay pocos y no repararan en- la in
migraci6n de esta raza.
Manana nos ocuparemos mas de-
tenidamente de este asunto.
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A Ia mem0ria
de MaXilnilianO

De la edicion Europea del He
raid tomamos 10 siguiente:
<El Principe Kevenhuller Melsch
parti6 de Viena hace algunos dias
hacia Madrid, desde donde con su
sobrino ell Principe Carlos Egon
Furs ten]e,g, salen para Mejico.
Ell objeto del visje del principe
quo sirvio bajo la bandera de Maxi.
lailiano es un acto piadoso.
Ell Presidente de Mejico senor
Porfrio Disz que es amigo personal
del principe, le escribi6 manifestan
dole que la capilla construida ell el
lugar en- que el Emperador fue pa
sado por las armas, va esta concui
da.
Ell principe va presenciar la
bendicion de Ia Capilla, y lleva con-
sligo un precioso cuadro pintado por
el artista Dreyfus-que ha dado el
Emperador Francisco jose para el
altar.
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Men0S NAL.

Ell barbero del emperador de
AIemania, que introdujo la moda de
levantar en- angulo recto las extre.
midades de los bigotes de SD angus.
to cliente, Sc permitfa algunss liber
tades con Guilermo II; y habiendo
Sc sentido en- veLa de reporter. en-
dias pasados, oespues de enjabonar
bien la oarba del <Emperador. le
pregunt6: ique piensa Su Magestad
de ia question de China?
El Kaiser por toda respuesta Sc
levanto; 10 tomo de la oreja como a
un chiquillo; le sac6 de la pieza 6 hi
20 venir & otro Gmulo de Figaro con
minandolo para Ell caso de que desc
rienda suelta en- la habitaci6n impe.
rial & la traditional 6 incoptenible
fecundis, caracteristica del gremio
de Ia navaja.
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Desde hace "A anos se yienen comprobando las
propedadee t0n1cas reconstuyentes de estaS Pdofas
cuya formula ammonia los progresses dc La t.
rapeutica, evitando elgn tnoonyeniente Observable
al pdblbo una preparation tan perfecta it'll, como
una rapida en- sus efectos.
TES DEL DOCTOR REVERON curan pfontamente
todas las Intermediates que dependen del empobre-
b oitar-en stios hdgsdos NAL yentilados. J Por
palptaciones del ooraz6n dolores do dbeza, inape-
tenea, deb dad dolores en- las paeFnas hidropesa
dsZdela pfel la que restttuye color natural; mo
eorisno grandes g@rdidas de s2ngre, falta De mems
Joveues. debilidAd general toda AtAsaci6n morbosa
que sea sfntoma de una CLORO-ANEHIA.
La importancia de estas Pildoras, QUE SB RRCO
MkNDAN POR 81 SOLAS, est8 co1probada no solo
con 81 uso tan generazado que enen en- IL Isls, sno
uombres parecidoS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-26
Ri CaddVer
de Ia R6ina Victoria

Ell Journal de New York ha re.
cibido la noticia de que ell Rey de
Ipglaterra Eduardo VII temeroso
de que ell Maus cleo donde descansan
los restos de su madre fuese profa
nado cor esos ladrones de cadAve
res, ha ordenado que Sc coloque una
guardfa para que sean custodiados.
Que esta medida tiene caracter per.
manente, 10 demuestra ell hecho de
estarse construyerdo una casa de
respectable dimensiones para Ia guar
dia.
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N0TICIAS.

En- la cuidad de Humacao ha
tenido efecto el fallecimiento de la
apreciable senora dof1a Carmen
MARQUEE de Martinez, digr 1sima es
posa del Lcdo don Caudido Marti'
nez Rossell6, al que 10 >mismo que
& los demas deudos de Ia tinada, in
viamos nuestro sentido pesame.
Dof1a Praxedes Santaella de
este vecindario, da las gracias mas
expresivas al doctor OrdC nez por
su asistencia medica y la delicada
operaci6n, quir1rgica que le ha
practicable, generosa y desintoresa'
damente.
Eu la noche del mietcoles 20
contrsjeron matrimonio en- Maya
guez la sef1orita Carmen Santos, con
ell joven aragones don Clemente ia
vierre. En- la e,egante morada de
los padrinos los espesos Santos Ti6
Sc celebr6 la boda, siendo obsequia
dos esplendidamente los concurren
tes con ell c]asico chocolate, la espu'
mosa cerveza, ricos vinos y licores,
exquisitos dulces. &, & Ofici6 en- la
ceremonial el antique parroco de las
Marfas Pbro Gil Jaca, paisano del
novio,
Feliciiades deseamos a los con
trayentes-
E' dia % lego q Mayagu4z, de
arribada forzosa. ana pequef1a gcle'
ia que so dirigfa desde Santo Donln
60 San Thomas, Zero frente Ca.
DO Rojo sufri6 ave1fas, y tuvo que
entrar en- ell primer puerto. L!eva a
su hordo 80 .cocolos:s que arenas
caben en- Ia embarcaci6n Ha sido
puesta en- cuarentena.
A 20 dias de trabajo ha side
condenado Bias Meso por robo de
| una fambrera.
Ell doctor don Rafael Velez
Lopez ha emitido un estenso infor
me al Gobierno, acerca del estado
del Hospital municipal, Santa Rosa
donde son asistidos actualmente SO
enfermos.
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Exposition de Buffalo
EXpoSitOreS de Camuy.

u. Gutllermo Iglesias. :. . Aceites.
, Jose G Gonzalez. Az6tAr ron
jose Machado. 49,. i'd id.
Luis Brusi. .Algod6n mieles.
Antonio Rodriguez. Tabaco en-
- (hojas.
Nicolas Mend1a. . id en- rolto
Ventura Casaf1as. {. id elaborado
Donate Candelarla. g. .Ajonjolf
Eleuterio Melendez. Pleas mu
(sicales
. E. W. Hutchinson .Mapas y
(dibujos.
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1NIk0 Z IG11 DOlC
DE FINCAo UhBANAS

Don Gregorio Dimas admins.
trador con poder, de las casas de Ia
Viuda del doctor Ferrer, de ln Viu
da don Jose Geigel y de don Jose e
Marxuach, Sc ofrece los propieta.
rios que quieran terer un buen sdmi
nistrador y cobrador. Sc comprome-
to atenderle sus fincss por precios
convencionales, y ofrece honradsz Y
y limpieza y rendici6n de sus aloui(e
res como Sc quiera.
Su casa San Jose 90 alto.
n-s-90 1E
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DEPoslTos EN- Las sleu'ExIEs FaRnAcIAs>

Vale cancio, Ponce -Guiletmety, San Juan--Mu
grosa. Aguadilla-Rfvera, Arecib9-PiooEnell. Lares
6atell, Yauco-Zayala- Gusyanila .-F@rer Key
C4yey
lVIcn. siendo ob4sto de frecuentes imitaciones
iSO' las PILDORAS RECONST!TUYENTEs
DEL Or, REVERoN hago ,constar que ~ lee5tamaaa
Farmacia Droguerfa do Vale = Canol,. 9qe son loa
depodtarios do b VERDADERA FOh0gLA = loe
UNICOS que est4n ant0fizados rara nsaf mi nom
bre CD dichas Pfdoras del Dr.. RBVERoN.