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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-08-10
Deserve Tar and Feathers.

Three tramps did mean and COW
aroly act Sunday. Two young boys
were at the point best known as the
bathing point Sunday when three
tramps appeared on the scene. The
boys we're throws into the wster-just
for amusement, we suppose Then they
we're pulled out and made to drink
whiskey until they we're unable to
stand. When they refused to drink,
they were threatened with having
their hearts cut out.
AS soon as L. v. Barnes, who is
acting marshal, heard of it, he insti-
tuted aseaIch and seventeen tramps
were rounded up, but mono of these
proved to be the offenders, as the
boys were positive they could identi-
~ the guilty ones if seen. It is sup
posed that the offenders left town at
once. All other tramps have been
to leave and all who come
will be Elbow Lake Her
aid.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-08-10
INeishborials Towns
No Mother.in-Iaw Joke.

An awful case of depssvity comes
from Brandon, RenVille county for
which Martin Hage and wife we're
arrested last week for maltreating
the wife's mother, an old lady Of 80
years. They had apparently deter
mined to get rid of the old lady by
locking her up in, 9 special pen be-
side the barn and gave her scarcely
any food or water, She was com
pelled toalive IN accumulating filth
amid annoying swarms Of flies at.
5tracted by the dirt. The neighbors
were net allowed to assist the old
lady with food or to better her con
dition. johnson or Hsge apparently
considered il no ones business how
he treated q mother-in-law Of his
own, The loving son and daughter
were brought before Judge Glenn
charged with insanity, but he turned
them over to the grand jury who
thought that even mother in-laws
have some rights and indicted
the son-in-lsw and his wife for
their conduct. The couple were
tried last week on three indictments,
the first two are merely misdemeanor
charges but the third is assault with
the intent to kill by starvation and it
is state prison offense. The old
lady has been taken to Beaver Falls
to be cared for by the county.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-08-10
vcoRN cIAitls ATTENTION.
Being Cut for Fodder in Some Parts
of the State.

Tba climate and cron bulletin 70,
tho wool ondino 1,,lv 90 1qo1 aava
D,r;no, tl,a vveelr tba tannarat,,rae
,uoro NO nedoro+o ovooot II ao,,+horn
ond so,,+hua.tor,, ,,o,,r+;o. IN tbo III
whom tbov vroro from ono - 900
Tboro 17oro verv l;obt and scattorad
shouors 4, so,,tho,s,, ,o,,nt;oa Il, tbe
o;ddla of +ho wook b,,t olsowhore
thoro bos hoon ~ ro;n H.rvas+;no :
: r,oot;oal1r en;shod - +ho .o,,thorn
half oe tho state ovoont a. - aav
so,oo .u,,,, : - 1rb;ob ;s.0o1sI,o;no oothorod
r. northor,, II ~ o,,,rt;os +ho 1ete nboot
and that aoyvn on anrine nlovads laan,d
4 boad;no elowlv ond ;rrae,,,lorlv
and tbo Grains On the lands ovar. !.
f1oyyvorl earlier IN +ba soason ara varv
noor hit orharw;sa ali the Grains are =
filing we'll and rineninp nicaIy. and
rine e,rain il be;na, cnt all over the
Red River valley. BARLEY harvest
began in K;ttson. county 81 July 9th,
and wheat barvost N Auo,,st lat
stackinc, i vol, advar,cad yvbara q har.
vest Z finished 4 and tbraab;no from
the shock il beO,n s
- Is a y. 1. !. = z . ~.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-08-10
TALE or THE TtlRASHER.
Wheat Five to Twenty Bushels to
the Acre.


the Acre.
Considerable shock thr8shing has
been done in different sections Of the
county this week, and the record of
the machines tallies very we'll with
the conservative estimates made
since the grain was subjected to the
long continued heat spell, On light
soil, the wheat yield runs FIVE to ten
bushels to the acre, and on better
sells, from twelve to twenty bushels.
Following are some of the reports
from the fields in detail:
q. G. Thorpe was in Morris Thurs
day, and stated that he had thrashed
. forty acre field of wheat and re-
ceived II bushels to the acre. He
also stated that Mr., butcher thrashed
48O bushels of wheat from a leo acre
field located on sandy soil.
~.
M. C. Keating has thrashed from
two of his farms in Darnen, from one
of which on the river bottom, he re-
ceived ten bushels to the acre, and
from the other on better land, he re-
ceived twenty bushels to the acre of
No. l wheat.
P. F. Casey this week thrash ed out
one Of his best fields of wheat butre-
ceived only fourteen and half
bushels to the acre.
Mr.. Loeffler thrashed two fields of
wheat this week, receiving from one
|l3 bushels and from the other 16
bushels to the acre.
E. P. Watson reports a yield Of ten
bushels Of wheat to the acre and
twenty-five bushels of oats.
w, P. Fowler received 13 bushels
of wheat to the acre, 30 bushels Of
barley and 85 bushels OF oats.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-08-10

was arrested for breaking the game
law and in searching the house the
I officers found nine chickens. A hear
ing before Justice johnson was set
for Tuesday afternoon, but as the
doctor demanded jury trial the case.
was adjourned until Wednesday
forenoon. The defendant acted as
his own attorney and contended that,
the finding of the chickens in his.
house was not evidence that they
were in his possession. The jury.
however, could not see it in chat light
and after celebrating oyer the matt
ter a short time found him guilty.
Inssmuch as the whole amount in
volyed was too large to try in justice
court the FIRST charge under which he
was arrested was for haYing three
chickens in possession. For this of
fense he was fined thirty dollars and
costs. He was immediately re-ar-
rested for having six more chickem
in his possession and was agaig
brought up before Justice Johnson
yesterday morning. Atthis time he
waived examination and was bound
over to await the action Of the grand
jury. A. F. Nordin Of Willmar, app
peared as bis attorney. Benson
Monitor.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-08-10
ala Grand" Hotel.

The hotel in the Teepee- Tonka
Block will be re-opened on Monday
under the rame Of "La Grand" b.
p. Smith, the new manager, has been
here this week getting the furniture
and the hotel itself in order. The
furnishings are elegant throughout
and are not excelled BY any $500 q
day hotel anywhere
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-08-10

count of the heat but it is little re-
marksble that no bass or pike were to
be seen among the dead fish, all be-
ing Of what might be called inferior
varieties pickerel, bull heads, suckers
perch and the like. Ifit is not the
heat then some one is slsughtering
fish by the wholesale, picking up the
bass and pike and leaving the other
fish in the water.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-08-10
"smellodio.ss' Fish.

The Glenwood Herald says Thou
sands Of dead fish Aoated onto the
southeast shore Of Lake Minnewaska
last Friday and Saturday and on Sat
urday afternoon the board CT health
found it necessary to have them
buried. The commonly accepted
theory is that they perished on ac-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-08-10
"A Sportsrlan In Trouble.

That the breaking Of the game law
will not be tolerated by our citizens
was. shown this week when DR.. @. w.
Mckee was arrested for having prai-
rie chickens in bis possession. There
wassa strong suspicion that that indi-
vidual was in the habit of shooting
game whom protected By the law and
in consequence q close watch was
lkepton him. Sunday morning he
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-08-10
Convenient Trains

leave ST. Paul and Minneapolis daily
via Wisconsin Central BY. for Mani
towoc, Milwaukee, Chicago, where
direct connections are made for, the
east and South. Nearest ticket agent
can give you completeiinformation.
JAS. G, POM, Gen. Pass. Agt,
Milwaukee, Wis,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-08-10

We desire to inform the farmers in territory
tributary to Morris, that oar elevator here
tofore known as the PV elevator and earlier
as the stewart elevator will be open and
ready to receive grain as early as any grain
will be ready for market
We invite the patronage Of all We will treat
you well in the receiving, grading, handling
and storing your grain or-in purchasing the
same. Wewill also sell you what fuel you may
need fuel Of good quality and at right
prices.
Eames, Lord & Co.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-08-10

Stops the Cough and Works off the
Gold.
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No Cure, no
pay, Price 25 cents
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-02

The testimony before the Fire Claims
Commission continues to furnish
amusement both to the outsiders and
occasionally to the members them
selves. The reply of the Japanese lady
who was asked What is your hus-
band doing now?" Il don't know"
"Why?" He is dead" is worthy of
Judge or Puck. 1t moreover opens up
a philosophic and historical vista
which could occupy a month of Sun
days, Before deciding upon what the
husband might be doing one would
have to know the family history, the
hereditary tendencies, and the particu-
lar religious belief or unbelief of the
deceased. However the Fire Claims
Commissioners will not have to con-
slider this, though really If the Jap
anese is WORKING for Mephisto, they
might have some jurisdiction,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-02
ROOSEVELT.

Vice Presidents who have succeeded
to the presidency by the death of the
President, have as a rule had tempes-
tuOus administrations. The conditions
surrounding the succession of Theodore
Roosevelt, together with his own char
acteristics, do not give any indication
that he will be an exception to the rule.
In the early days of the republic the
vice president in one administration
was usually the president in the next
But the same political evolution which
entirely reversed the original purpose
of the electoral college, Transforming it
from a device by which it was intend
ed to take the choice of president and
vice president from the supposed I'M
steadfastness Of the people and lodge
1T in the hands of an elect few, into
the machinery by which the people
themselves in their popular capacity
made their own choice, made it a prac-
teal political impossibility for this earl
Ter custom to continue The vice presi-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-02

If the present rain storm proves gem
every reason to believe, it will prove
the end Of both fire and drought in
Hamakua. Aside from the effect on the
crop that has been milled during the
drought, the worst effect that can be
predicated is the loss of six months of
growing season. So it is very probable
that the losses to the Hamakua planta-
lions will not be as serious as has been
feared and predicted.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-02
JEWELS.

Inc Dig trelghter 'OTeg0nian"
has just brought us a large ship
! ment of our well known Jewel
|, Stoves" and Ranges" making
our stock complete in 20 different
styles.
Jewel Stoves for wood all sizes.
Jewel Ranges for wood all sizes
Jewel Stoves for coal all sizes.
Jewel Ranges for coal all sizes.
A number of each kind are fit
ted with our new special hot
} water coils, ready to be connect
. ed to the boiler.
We made a speciality of this
work. which we perform in an
up-to-date manner, at a rea-
J sonable cost.
Hot water can be obtained in a
few minutes after starting the
fire, by using our method.
We carry all the parts for our
} stoves and ranges, enabling us to
replace any breakage, or loss,
caused by accident or wear or
tear.
These celebrated Jewel stoves
} and ranges are made from the
very best material, and are con-
structed on scientific principles,
thereby obtaining the greatest
amount of heat from the least
} amount of fuel.
We deliver to any part of the
city, set up the stove, and con-
meet to the chimney free Of
charge.
(Boiler connections extra) and
guarantee our work in every res
pect.
If you purchase from us, we
will make a liberal allowance
for your old wood or coal stove,
regardless of the kind.
Call and inspect our samples
on the End floor, blouse furnish
ing Department. and be con-
WINGED that you can get the best
at a reasonable price.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-02

Faith in the somewhat shaken theory
of equinoctial storms ought to be some-
what restored by last nights l)Nnpuur.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-22
Ell eSCdndalO
de anOChe.
Marines del "Juliu''
prOV0carOn eSCdndalG.
POLICIA HERIDO PUEDE SER QUE
NO MUERA.

No ha podido probarse que los
marinos del <Julia. profriersn pa :
labras ofeosivss para los Sc llados
puertorriquenos; pero esta fuera de
duda que estaban ebrios.
Tsl vez Ia question con los sol
dados no nubiera Pa ado 4 mayores;
pero intervino L. policfa, en- cumpli-
miento del deber y los navajazos,
tlros y uacanazos no Sc hicieron es-
perar dando por resultado IN escas-
dalo f2nomenal.
Ademas de los guardias Julian
Vazquez y Juan Jose Blancc, es,an
herido Jose C>lvino Trigo, Ricardo
Cassls y Andres Rodriguez d; <J1-
lia.s
LIS detenidos son: Manuel Tau
retro Rodriguez, quien Sc atrib1-
ye Ia mayor culpabilidad, Andfes
Rodriguez y Ricardo Cassls.
A las nueve de Ia manana pres
taron declaracion los deteuidos ante
ell Juez de San Francisco Sr. 3 .zan
que desde anoc hs trabaja activamen-
te en- el snmario.
La herida mas grave es la del
guardia Vezluez aunque puede ser
que q haber profandizado un POGO
mas hubiese lnuerto eu Ell acto.
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A>i nuas. dad 1S los raznnan,ian-

A>f pues, dados los razonamien-
tos que arteceden Sc serviran las
Juntas | calt S al hacsr cum plir la
orden prohibitiva de ref 9reneia, to-
mar en- consideration. por 10 que
respeta las aves de corra', Que ST
estas estan encerradas, en- corto nd
nero, en- gel ineros bien corstrui-
dos, con buanas condisiones de lin
pieza, y situadcs ademas, en- FL fon-
do ds un patio espacie 50 y bien Ger
cado independents; ca esa case,
dichos anina'es no perjudican na-
die en ningun sentido, y por ID tar
to no hay inc 0nveniente eE permitir
que SO 'tengan en- poblado; pero en
cualquier otro ca "a que iaran prohi
bidas en- absolute, sin que por este
So eatis snda que comets fslta Ell que
terga una dos aves en la cocina de
su casa duranJe uno 8 dos dias, pre-
parandose para utilizarlas en- su me
sa.
En cuanto los demas animales
queda genie en- todas sus parties Ia
orden dada, aurque con una nueva
exception que debemos af1adir la
que en- dicba orden Sc expresa, es
que en- los pueblo en que las condi-
clones especiales de las casas 10 per-
| mitan, SO autorice los Meiic4 Tt
tulares, para el mejor Sc vicio ep ell
ejercicio 0e sus funcione tener en-
su casa ubo 8 dCs cabel os para su
uso; pero ca ese ca o q1eiaran obli-
gados dichos Seffores Medicos, con
mayor motive que otro alguno, te-
ner sempre ell pesebre y el establo
en el mas perfecto estado de limpie
"a y aseo. Fuera de esta exception.
a nadie sera lfcito teaer cabsllos den
tro de pobl d.; pero las juntas loca
| 8 p, d an en- cs SOS muy espaciales,
| y fur d sdas en- motives muy biep jus
| tificados, hac'r extensiva q otrss
personas la concession hecha q los
Sen ores Me iicos Titulares.
| Por orden de la Junta Superior
| de Sanidad.
| IVm TauTeH Smith M: d:
| Secret rit j: S: d . S.
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La Junta Superior
de S2nidad,

En- vista de que en- vsrics pue-
bios de la Isla SO ha interpretado de
masiado al pie de la letra, la orden
prohibiendo la permanencia de AMI
males en- los patios de las casas cen
tro del pobladc, hs tenido q bien dar
algunas explics clones so5re la men
cionada ordep, las cuales serviran
de gobierno las Jpntas Lo Gales de
Sandal, para ell mel + cum plimien
to de ia dis sposicion ci,ada. He aqul
los terminos en- que Sc EXPIRE la
Corporation.
Acl0aciGn sobre la orden reterente d la
pernaa1ee7ecja de 011inaaIes dent9O de las
cGs0s en- po6ladO.
La prohibition no ha de enten-
derse tan litera!mente, que por ell
nero hecbo de tratarse de un pobla
do en- toda forma, haya de cordenar
Sc siempre en- toics los casos; como
atentatoria 8 Ia Hygiene, Ia existen-
cia en- dicho poblado, de toda suerte
de animales en- absolute; pues 81 asf
hubiera de cumpl q Ia ordep, Sc CO
meterfa un grave error y Sc origins
rian perjuicios que est4 Csntro Su-
perior trata sic npre de evitar en- to
das ocasiones
En- la prohibition de References,
hay cue considerar la cl .se | po-
blado, con /. dispos'c'6u especial de
sus edit ,ios y Gales, segua que Sc
presten 6 no dejar espacil s lbrss
mas 8 menos extensos para dedicsr
les & patios propiam ente tales, que
sirvan de dessht go especial para
las casas. Teoiendo, pues, este en-
cuenta, Sc comprendera faci!mente
que no sc puede, en- sara l6gica y
deutro de la equidad, ser tan exigan
to en- el cum plimiento de la orden,
con un pobado de Ia clase del de
Arroyo, por ejenplo, como hay dere
cho & serlo con ell poblado de San
Juan; pues 4 ) i nple vista Sc echs de
yer Ia inmensa diferencia que existe
entire las condiciones del primero,
con su duica GALE large, en- la gu }
cada casa aparece enter nente aisla
da, y las condolences de San Juap,
con sus GALES estrec has y sus casas
apifsdas, por 10 general sin luz, sin
ventllaci6n y sin patios independien
tes que sirvan de desahogo sus ha
bitantes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-22
Cronic q negr q.

Dssgraciadameute el quid quod pro
quo de IN depe adiente de Farmacis
en- Mayagusz, ha originado Ell enve.
nenamiento de u n empleado de L. ca
sa Bravo de aquella ciuda1
Es t-iste verdaderamepte que la
vida da un hombre este merced de
un des Guido & la fa Ia de cl silica
ci6n de un medica amento peiigroso,
que debe cOnservarse en sitio apar-
tado y ad dhoc, para evitar estos con-
:ratiempos.
Afortunadam estos casos no
Sc repiten, pero bueno es que por
quien corresponds, Sc dicten medi-
das erergicas para evita rios en- 10
sucesivo
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Renitido.
SENOR ATTORNEY GENERAL

He tenido OCCASION de convencer-
me directamente, que la demora OBJ
servada por la ofcina respective en-
ell pago de indemnizacion por servi
clos de Perito Medico. ha obedecido
no existir fondos de Ii des tinadt $
a esas atenciones, en- la f. ch. de pre-
senta-se al cobro las cartas de pa
GO.
Amigo de la justicia y de eando
que no exista mortificsei6 ion para ma
die, |, cual hs estado muy sjeno,
me compl zco en- hacerlo pdblico.
Pa 80 en- claro, O. que fu erro-
nea interpretaci6o, queda tam bien en-
claro, la rectitud del encargado de
dicho se1viein.
M. QUEVEDO BAEZ.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de peri6dicos { $2-4c el quintal,
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haCarta Imperial china
OBRA DE ARTE.

Son muy comentados en- las C.1-
cillerf.s europess los terminos en-
que esta redactada la carta imperial
Que, despues de lsida, ha sido entire :
gada GuiIlermo II de Alemania por
81 p111cipe G ua.
Del mismo modo que los polfti-
co.., Us coleccionistss y afcionados
al arte SO ocupan anbiea del EXPIRE
sado documentc, 81 bien, nstur almen-
te, desde otro punto de vista.
Nunca, en- efecto, Ell arte chino
ha producido obra n as delicada.
La seda en- que esta dibujada & s
de una riqueza maravilloss; los bor
dados est&n terminates con tanta
pc rfecci6r, que, al exsminarlos, Sc
cree teGer ante la vista un alte
delicad1simo; y, fir a@mente, el con
iunto es tan arm onios mente perfeC-
to, que Ell ob-ervador olvida pregun-
tarse cual es ell sentido que encie-
rra1 tan elegantes fgu'as. puesto
que es ebjsto de muchae, y no sabe-
mos ST justi6cadas suspicacias.
La ias5ina 90 que tanta riqueza
Y tan exquisite arte como Sc han en-
pleado en- la confeccion de esta obra
mae stra, hayau sido pagados antici
padamenta con miliares de vidas hu
manas.
Jose Salgad0 GimentZ.
CIRUJANO DENTISTA.
Ofrece s1s ssrvicios prof
les
A P. Tetuau g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-22

Ha do non brado Professor ru-
raj da Pal ,seco ell Pr feSor gradua
dc, S SAcre'a a 10 del Ayunta miento
de G -rabc, d,u Manuel Gorbe
Guzmen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-22
N0TICIAS..
Antonio Palmer y Maria Abra-
ham, por provocacion y escandalo,
han sido multadds con dcs dolIars.

Manuel Cuevas, por proferir pa
labras obscenas. ha sido multado con
dos dollars y cincuenta centavos de
cOstas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-22

La sef1ora E ,stsquia Ross d ',
que vive en- San Jt Sc l6 de es'a
ciudad, desea obtener una eel cscion
de anna de llaves Il otra mission ca l.
quiera. Pu, de pr sentar satisf actc-
r1ss referencie s. n 3 3
Rec6 r3amos los asid 1oS con
currentes al Ataneo qua la Con f.
rencia d. Brau, inter- piia anc-
che por los fueg artiticia ei diS-
prestos en- "a plaza de AIfor . XII,
tendra lngar hoy martes, q las y
media.
En- esta inprenta Sc vende pa.
p, de periodicoa 50 40 Ell quintal.
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Ana Nieves, por ipftaccion del
bando de policfe, ha asido mu .tada con
uu ]llar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-22

Don Eduardo Doltir, emplaado
del Board de carload csta recogi 10
en- cana con Tn fuerte ataque ds
grippe.
DeseamOs 81 re tStablecimientc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-22
TWAS

Vendan s Is centavos la libra
LUNA Hern ancS
n 8 Is IL
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Pedro Giusti.

Hemos racibi 10 el progra n d
de las fiestas que el preolo de Agu>-
dill celeb ara en- honor de San Car
les B jrromeo.
Las fe t9s dasan rincipio el
dia 9 y terminaran te el Z de Noviam
Ir3
Muselinas bl sns as desde a 90
ceut>vos; cefros es ,oc. SIS de 5 y 8
centsvos; gusntes suporiores ca
britilla. seia y algodon; geaeros
de colsr imitando hlo a 5 centav. s:
rer "a e desde 10, e t4vo MAJ
sd n gro y de medic luto y t4da cl,.
s de geoeros de hilo hay en- 10 ca
sads S. Me on & ca que es la item
da d. mods.
Han iugre S ado eu la carcel de
esta ciudsd Gaelic Gonzalez G b :
Hos por ell delito de le stones, y Fran
cisco Domenech por Ell mismo deli
to.
CALDEaeVs-L La casa de NJ Zier
& Ca. tiene mucha eXperiencia en- la fabrica-
cion de Calderas para Hacendas de Cana, y
les levanta vapor muy pronto con ei bagazo
Para precios y particulares
Dirijirse r. A Macfe.
Unico Agente en- p. r
Gale del Cristo No. L.
Ha ragres do G. gas Il Ii
cenciado en- Fal macia don Miguel
Morales.
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prccedera contra los Ayuntam ientos
one aun no han entregado los f3ndos
escolares
Manana Sc veran en- la C,rte de
D strito, les juicios orales de Marcos
Catala Eduardo Frances gu, por
rapso.
El Ayuntamiento de Yauco ha
votado un Iedito de 5000 para ba-
Ger mejoras en- los edidcios escola-
res
Especifcos homeopaticos de
Humphreys, de venta en- la agencia
de don Rafael Castro Gonzalez. For
taleza 81. Sc regala un manual para
su uso en- espaf1ol en- inglGs quien
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Para facilitar el trabaio a los
Profest res es coaveniente que los
padres no manden sus nif1os Ia e.
cuela hasta un cuarto de be ra antes
de empezar las clase
Sc encuentran en- esta ciuG Ga
os Deleg les Ia Camara Ipsular
sef1ores Serrano y Mendez Marti-
nez.
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