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The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-18
osssosseN vvtth Paeasvsls.

Henderson Grimett, OF this place
was stricken with partial paralysis
and completely lost the use Of one
arm and side. After being treated
BY an eminent physician for quite
. while without relief, my wife rec
omemded Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, and after usinR two bottles
Of it he is almost entirely cured.
Gro. B. MCDONALD, Nan, Logan
county, w. W. Several other re.
-marksbls cures have been effected
BY The use Of this linament. It il
most widely known, however, as I
cure for rheumatism, sprains and
bruises. Sold BY lkelman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-18
S. ..NHITE.
on ssssss ssavs rh~ : yssussss.

Mr.. Francis Little, Of Benton
Harbor, Mich, isover eighty years
of age. Since 1855 he has been
troubled moro or Lees with indi-
gsstion and constipation and hes
tried almost everything in use for
thoss ailments. Last August be
began using Chamberlain's Stom
ache and Liver Tablets aud waa
soon feeling much better. In Z
recent letter he says: II have used
three boxes Of the Tablets and
now think / am we'll" These
Tablets improve The sppetite and
inxigorates the stomache, liver
and bowels. For sale by Iklsman
Bros. Holly. Colorado.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-18
Mo l.vG ~ esask.

II Just seem to havA gone Ill 70
pieces" writes AlfssldD b, ,oEWa
hire, 1exa 6illossasssands1 4 1Ame
hack had made life Z .batdeu. /
eouldn's sat or Sleepa - felt al.
nost too worn out 10 work when I
bsgaa 10 - 1iectric Bittsss, bat
thsy worked wondsrs. Now /
slssp Ike . top, can ct anything,
havs gsinsd in strength and enjoy
hard work" They give vigorous
health and nov life ~ VIII, sick
y, rundown people. Try ;them.
Only Soc at the Holly Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-18

The szoitement incilsat TO trav-
|sliag sAd chanee q Soed ard ~
~ oltsa -bsinss oDd dishosa, sad
for thsfsssoa - aas,s nld laszs
honas without ! bntt1s a Cham
bsslaiH'e< )Slic, Cholsts and phr.
|rhose Rsssdy' q 'Dse Aals b. Iksl
The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-18
JAHn A M1RD.

r JameS a Baird; democratic can.
didate for assessor, came to Holly
in 1886, and has been a resident
here continuously ever since, hav-
log never duringthe sixteen years
voted Il say other place or
cha.gsd his postomce address.
He 10, therefore, one of the Oldest
settlers and il better known by
the old timers than by those who
have settled here in the past few
years, We have heard of people
running for of6ce who were de.
feated because they we're 90 well
known, but Mr. Baird's history is
Is not Of that kind. He has a
record that cannot be assailed. A
record that has gainsd for him
the fullest conAdsnce Of his fellow.
men regardless Of politicsL
The strong race he made for
the o@ce Of assessor two years ago,
whom his opponent had the sdvan-
tsge Of having had one term, and
the second conceded according TO
custom. clearly proved that Mr.
Baird stood high in the estimation
Of the people. That this senti-
ment has grown stronger during
the past tw,years is proven by the
energy with which his friends are
advocating his election.
II elected TO this Office, the peo-
pie can rest assured that his duties
win b performed with exact jus
tice 10 oil.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-18
AlaGa,oA's FAsaovs. saAvuee,

Look with horror on skin erup-
tions, blotches, sores and pimples.
They don't have them, nor will any
one, who used Bucklena Arnica
6alve. It glorifies the iace. Ec-
sena OF Salt Rhsum vaaishes b.
6oreit. It cure sore lips, chapped
hsndA and chilblsins. Infallibls
Tor Piles. 96c at the Holly Phar.
macy.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-18
On account Of lack of time and
space We arc not able to tell you
about ell our candidates this week

It il now the open season for
anarchists, says the Longmont
Call. There 10 no limit 70 the
number that may be killed, but
don't eat EN-. Just kill them Tor
sport.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-18
Millinery

II you want new hat at half the price you
would have to pay for Que, just bring
in your old hats and trimming guarantee
yon satisfaction. new line Of Street HAts
just re,eive,i. Come and see them........
Miss j. M. Brown.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-18
UNPARALLELED BIN AINS!
lsS
Here are 4 few 49,

With every purchase Of Winter Dry
Goods, or Clotl13 Underweat, Hats, Caps,
Shoes or Wraps ainounting to $500 or up-
ward, we will sea
q Pound. u s'aaalslpd Sugar for sl,oo
J. y VII, Ill selfas elegant Plush Cape, for lady,
viii sell lfood double black cloth Cape,
nicely trimmed With braid and fur, for $l.O0.
viii, for the balance Of this month, sell
75c underwear tof Scots.
Will Sell LADIES House Jackets that cost
1880 per dozen fDr 3l.OO
Win sell an elegantly finished Ladies'
Mercerized Silk Waist for 100.
Will sell '.B&ss $500 Hat for $500.
Will sell . mans seamless $3.50 shoe for
VIII sssS s.. 20 Ladies Hat for $3.50:
a$250 Hat for $l.oO; $l.5O Hat for 75cts.
Will pay 2Octs. for choice fresh butter in
prints.
Will pay 2Ocus. for fresh eggs.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-18

The democratic ticket is good
oss.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-18

The o6ce Of county conmissiou-
er is the most important ona 10
the people of : county that W
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
A Pioneer Alaskan.

Among tfr passengers on the Sena- tor Friday was Judge A. G. Mcbride, of Seattle. Judge Mcbride Is pioneer Alaskan, having been United States Commissioner at York. in days gone by and spent part of last summer in Nome and formerly lived at Juneau and edited a newspaper there. Judge Mebrlde owns one-twelfth interest in the "Daisy' claim on Nakkila gulch, and is plaintiff in the. present suit over the , Daisy,' wherein d receiver is asked, D nding an accounting. It is Judge AlcBrde's intention to remain in-Nome this winter. Since lcavin. Nome last sun,m.r Judge Mcbride has been as,uclated with Colonel James iiamlI- ton Lewis,in Seattle. Judge Mcbride is very popular with all old Alaskans, who biuzed the pioneer roads for the chcechacu.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
Iron Greek NOIeS.

A lot of work is being done on Iron Creek. in the,old Golden Gate district, and big bunch of claims are being de- veloped. C. A. McLennan, who owns No. : below on Iron. came over from that creek Saturday. He says that No&. 1, ,, 5. 4, ,, 6, 9 and 9t below are all be- ing worked and the results are most satisfactory. Nos. I. 2..3, above are also being worked extensively, as well as Dome on the left fork. Naskie Is working 50 or 40 men on Dome. the Beau Mercantile Co. are running two shifts night and day. and Harry Ashley on , above has a big paystreak that runs from cent to 70 cents to the pan.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
DEAD BODY FOUND
 ON FISH RIVER
Supposed to Be That sOf William Lawson, Formerly of FlH-
 waukee, Wis.

The dead body of a man. which proved from paper, found on the body to be that of man named William Lawson. waS found few days ago on Fi,hpiver. aboat-E miles below toHncll City. Fhe body wuS discovered lying over stump by Herbert Goe,eier, who reported it to United States tommlo- sioner Ferguson. who ordered an in- vestigation by Deputy Marshal D. W. Simmons. He reported that the man had evidently died of exhaustion. super induced probably by starvation. The body wa, in an advanced state of de composition and had apparently been dead for som" months.
 An open-faced silver watch,"a filed ca,t gold watch, memorandum book, poke. net filled, and letter from I.awson's daughter. sdated Mliwt'lkcr' Wis. were also found, together with d receipted bill for merrhandi>e bought of II. Van oohnen at Fort s,atety.
 The body wa, buried where 1t lay, the mound being marked 50 as to be readily identified. Lawson was prot ably about 4S years oi'aGe.
 Judge Ferguson thinks that Lawson pcrishcd in one ot the bliZHardo that aged during the latter part "t last | u intnr
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
New Suits Filed.

The Nome shook Mining Company, winch lays claim to the greater portion of the business section of Nome by virtue of mining locations, has begun lit against the Northern Commercial Company to recover $2,0oO for lands occupied by the company, and which the plaintiff alleges are included in the Utah placer mine, located in tebru- ary, 1900, by W. A. kJellman, attorney in fact for Rolf Wig.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
Geo, T. Howard Married.

Geo. T. Howard, ,a well known old time Yukoner and well known resident of Nome, recently returned from San Francisco, where he spent the winter. MT. Howard had d surprise in store for Hank Summers, Bill McPhee and other old sour dough bachelors, in the, fact that he was married last winter to Miss Diamond of that city.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
Li0uUrs For Family Use.

"The Huntel' makes specially OI furnishing families wit h the same high class liquors, at popular wholesale prices, that we sell over our bar. :.
 Our whiskies are the Genuine Old Hunter Rye and Old Crow Bourbon. the best in the world. Only S2:bO a bottle.
 We sell the celebr0ed Annheu-er- Busch beer. We also carry in stock ales. porter and wines.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
MT. rlclntOSh's Statement.

Referring to the alleged rioting on Glacier creek last Thursday morning, F. Mcintosh, who is one of the claim ants of the California fraction. objects to being classified q, d Jumper. Mir. Mcintosh says that he bought the frac- tion from F.. c. Could, who claimed to be the original locator. He worked it for two months before an adverse claim was set up. Then he was stopped by an injunction. Then the injunction was dissolved and he gave bonds and was permitted to work. The case has never been tried.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
Famous City of Chicago.

This well-known hotel has just been reopcned as d beer garden: d stein oi beer, i24 cents: pork and beans, chili con carne, limburger cheese, or any kind of sandwiches with stein of beer, 25 cents: nice spring beds, 50 cents; rooms, $l.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
Just in From the Outside.

The R. H. Humber Company. located in the Kimball building, has just re- ceived barrels of good American money from the outside. and with it came orders to pay the highest price for gold dust. Don't fail to see them before selling your dust elsewhere.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

Ladies who are in need of q large sized Saratoga trunk. or q nee va''se, would GO we'll to visit Gus Browns. A flew fine. trunks may be seen lnere.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

"The Goldsmith of None and Other Verse;" by sam C. Den Iam. For >a le at all drug store, anu news 5 ands. Price. S2OO.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

The SWe itol i.ue uI llu.t7 ana gen. tile len 5 u Umbrellas at Gus Browns.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

Hotel Golden Gates dining room is now popular resort. The cuisine is in the city.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

Regular lunch at the Hotel Golden Gate, D cents: regular dinner, $l.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

We sell W ..isky i original packages Guar .antur.l- -Pur.. At the Horseshoe, :s'S Front St
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

AuLO  It is bed of .akeshift ly the s, tended. .sarS dGc the othet ! is dist 'als, full possess found c1 arc mere
 merit than Si more u / point c .oduction
 nd durat
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-18
Moro ViejO
NAL GfiStianO.
Manas Viejas.

Tenemos que confesar, que era
mos iniustos cuando criticabamos a
los gobiernos espafloles las ofrandas s
que le dispensanbsn sus c. Aoitanes
Generates y Gobernadores Civiles,
Law
Injustos ST. El tempo nos acu-
sa y los hechos Sc nos presentan tan
de frente, que habr1a que esconder
Ia cara, para que no nos caltfcasen
de otra maners.
iCuidado que Sc gastaba betein,
6adano y sebo cada vez que n os lie
gabs un desconociao Capitan Gene
raj!
Habfs que embsdurnar las su
cias botas y ponerlas con bri lilo de
gala; quitarle ell moho los sables,
& las bayonetss y q las espuelas.
Sc tendfan las tropas en- Ia ca
rrera aanque no hubiera sol, bas-
taba el resplandor de los limpios
aceros para deslum brar al pueblo.
Aquel Ola Sc echaban Ia Gale
todos los subslternos o6ciales en-
pleados de todas las categorfas Is, tu-
vie en- 6 NO sucio ell calzon y sana 6
rots la bota.
Habla que ir, porquo una 6rden
casi militar ordenaba Ia asistencia q
aquel acto tbligado de la jera qufa
Official
Y mlentras todos, todos. bueno
IS decirlo, fbamos a Ia paTaaa nos
quedahamos en- los BALCONIES eehkn-
doles flores q los Capitanes Genera
les que CANADIAN Ia entrada del Mo-
rro; nos preparedness a la vez para
ir & las tertulias de sotto rasta'iNo
murmurar en- tono rom&ntico de
nam bices imperfectos, de que tan
tos honores Sc dispensarau al sable
y & la bayoneta de un Gober rna-
dor.
iO2!: quo odiosa domination;
que servilismo teaemos que sufrir
mientras rnja en- estss regiones e.
leon 35ero!
Y sacudiaGos asf toda nuastra
sobstbia, todo nuestro coraje y
anhelabamos un dia, en- QUO abatiao
aquel poder espanol, pudiaramos
movernos en- otro ambiente de libsr-
tad, sin humillaciones nj servilis-
mos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-18

ra bastado para duplicar sus esfder-
EOS y para que luchsse heroicameo-
te; que no there gradasiones ell deber
| professional para hombres del tenn
pie Y condolences de Alvarez Nava.
| Pero Sc trataba de un compaf1ero,
de un hombre que vest1a la toga au-
gusta de los sacerJotes dc L. Ley, y
el sentimiento del honor professional
| exalto sus facultades hasta rayar en-
10 verdadera mecta her6ico.
E, triuafo fue esplendido, y por
81 hemos felicitado va al ab9gado:
ahora, con doble motive, feliciJamos
al espaf1ol. Los que aqu1 han pro-
cedido y proreden como Alvarez-Ns
va, hicieron v hacen mas por ell ho.
nor y bueu nombra de su patris, Ia
egregia civiliz 2dora del Nueyo Nun
do, que todps les alardeadores de
espaf1olismo que han cruzado hasta
ahora el Oc6ano Atl&ntico. IAsl es
como SO hsce aqul amable 81 nombre
de Espana, aun despues de pasado
la historic el 1ltimo destello de su
poderfo colonial!
Nsci6 don Antonio Alvarez Ma
Va en- Asturias, donde curse con exi-
to feliz les estudios de la Facultad
de Dsreeho. LEGO Puerto Rico,
muy joven adn, en- ell af1o 1892
Sc distinguio siemprs aqul por
su amor a Espana, y 10 probo con
hechos verdaderamente patrioticos.
Bastard el relato de uuo de ellos pa.
ra dar idea de los demss.
POGO antes de Ia guerra hispa
no americana, habfa adqoirido Al
varez Nava en- esta ciuaad una No
tsrla, de la cusl podfS fandadamente
espersr p1ngu2s reudimientos. Pa
ra cons2guirls habfa c0ntraido grs-
YES compromises, y cuando oeurrio
81 cambio de nacionslidad dabla aua
10000 pesos. El gobjerao america
no c0n6rmo en- aus fanciones al Sr.
Alvarez Nava, expidiendo & su fa-
vor el nomhr Amianto correspondien
te; psro 81 prefirio devolverlo y per-
der todo cuanto le h&b1a COS ado y
podfa producirle la Notsria, antes
de renunciar q su nacionalidad.
Despu6s le hemos visto STEM pre-
llevar ell concurso de su aotividad,
de su inteligencia y de su podeross
pala bra alIf donde, por cualquier
motive, Sc ha tratado de rendir tri-
buto Espafs 8 de hacer agradable
su memoria entire los puertorrique-
nos.
Hombres asf merecen en- todas
parties Ia estimation y el respeto pd
cos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-18
d. Antonio AlvareZ-Nava.

La resonancia que alcanz6 en-
estos ultimos dfas Ell proceso contra
Moreno Calder6n dio motivo q que
Sc destacara gallardamente, con to
dos los attractive y prestigios de Ia
vlctoria, una de las fguras mas no.
bles y simpaticas de la colo1ia espa-
fola en- Puerto Rico. Por to odas par
tes Sc oye hablar con elogio De ! a ad-
mirable oracion forense prpnuncia-
da por el joven abogado espaf1ol don
Antonio Alvarez Nava, ante el Tri.
bunal Supreme de Justicia de Puer-
to-Rico, en- defensa de un abogado
hijo del pals, contra Ell que IN extra
no encadenamiento de suces los y de
circunstancias habfa hecho recaer
u1a grave acusaci6n. La prensa de
todos los matices, CON rara unanimi-
dad, proclama Ia importancia de es-
te trinnfo, y calitica de magistral la
defensa q que nos referimos.
No era nuevs, en- verdad, para
nosOtros la noticia del talentp, Ia la
boriosidad y Ia competencia juridica
del Director del <Heraldo Espanol,,
nj podfa sorprendernos tampoco su
magnffico discurso de defensa, cuan.
w 0u Ooo0o hAlS iA0S CO1OIA u as ASAlOS
tributado mas de una vez grandes
mercedes elogios a su brillsnt to ora
toria y sus triunfos profesipnales;
pero ell de ahora Sc sale va del mar
co 6e 10 previsto, y merece, por con-
siguiente, mencion mas detenida
especial.
Todos los que saben yer y apre-
ciar con alguna perspicacia los su
cesos, y la Influenza que on el juicio
de ellos tiene ell medic especial en-
que Sc desarrollan, compren6 6ieron
desde ell principle de este pfoceso
que no Sc trataha de un case aisla-
do, individual y sin trascend encis,
slnO que implicabs algO de verdade-
ra importancia para los prestigios
actuales y aun quiza para ell porve-
mir de la toga puertorriquef1a.
Y esta consideration no Sc esca-
pc seguramente al espfritu observa-
dor y sagaz de Alvarez Nava, desde
el momento en- que-vivamente soil
citado para que tomase su car go la
defensa del senior Moreno-tuvo ne
cgsidad de conocer ell curse los az
cideptes mas notables del proc 30.
Era, pues, necesario un es fuar-
20 de titan para eliminar los obstacu-
los que pudieran impedir en- 10 mas
minimo ell paso de la justicia, y AL
varez Nava no SO detuvo siquiera q
medir la msgnitud del empsno. Sc
le llamo en- nombre de la justicia, 7
acudi6 al instante. Esto solo habie-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-18
Inglatorra
Y los EStadOS UnidOS.

Por los altos c9ntros Oiciales de
Europa, Sc csnsura la disposition
tenaz de los inglases en- sostener su
dominic en- Ell Tfansvaal, & iraeque
de s=liar con la sargre de sus sdbdi-
tos su doninio en- aquslla tierfa.
La posesi6n de csc territorio
rico, pero que quiere ser llbre, ss
comenta en- tcdas parties como una
manifestation del infexjble caracter
de los saj0ucs, y como la rsza norte
americans as establishments de pro-
cedencis inglesa, en las repdblicas
del Sur Green gus el mantenimiento
de la doctrina de Monroe, por parte
de los americanos, es una tendercia
s dominar, hija directamerta de Ia
raza inglesa.
Con ese motivo establecan com
psraciopes mdltiplea entire Iuglate-
rrs y los E3tados Unidos y de ahf
su natural y hasta justiicado tenor
de aceptar en- sus debates las iufuen-
cias 6 iatervenciones emericanas.
Els segnro que 81 no hubiese el
precedente de Il rglateyra, q. estimsp
los Sur amercanQs, como ipjustC
muchss cuestioues So verlan venti-
ladas por los del Norte, contaudo
con O. habrfs nd9 ser Gsta mas efcaz
siquiera por ester fuera Ge los ans
jos moldes de la vieja Europa.
Pero.. los venezolanos, y los
chilenos, y los cclombianos y los
argentinos le tienen miedo & Ia elias.
tica doctrina.
El asta impranGa 80 vande pa
pei de pari5dicos S2-4~ al quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-18
Apartado 3O2

Hemos tenido OCCASION de ver
uno de L 8 corse3 que cor fecciona Ia
senora Aurora dc B Benliza y rsda
deja que desoar por su forma y ele
gancia, comparados con los que 50
importau del extraujero,
El ilustrado Doctor don Fran
cisco B. Basora, de Mayagu uez. en-
plea con frecuencia la Emulsion de
Scott, y la considera como un re-
constituyenta de primer 6rden.
No tengo inconveniente en- ase.
gurar que la preparation de los Sc
nores Scott s. Bovine, conocida uni.
versalmente con Ell nombre de Emul
cion de Scott me ha dado, siempre
que la he prescrito. 10 que sucede
con mucha ftecuencia. excelentes
resultados <Es un reconstituyente
de prinera calidad. muy recomen-
dabie en- todns los casos de debili-
dad organica.
Doctor Francisco B Basora.
Mayagnez Puerto Rico, JUNO
"a de 1894.
Sc de ca a'qaitar una casa de al
t, qua tenga cinco 6 seis hsbitacio..
res, y que no sea muy cara.
Dirigirse por esc!ito L. H
en- La Correspondence.
n 3 2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-18
Jose de Diego
AbOgadO y N0tariO,
Mayaguez, Puerto-Ric %.
MUY AGRADECID0S,
PERO

Dos amables colegas de Ia ciu
dad de Mayaghez parece que d&n la
noticia de que el director de La Co.
yrespondencio ha sido nombrado Di-
rector de Bsnefcencis, y alguno de
ellos le felicita por ell nombram len
to.
Tan reservado ha estado el re-
ferido nombrAmiento, que aun no 10
sabs ell interesado nj el Gobernaaor,
nj los Consejeros, y nj el Tesor ero,
que es la persopalidad mas impor-
tante, supuesto que es ell llamadc q
pagar la nomina.
Muy agradecido los anna bles
colegas, y rue guen q Dios que re sui
te ESQ verdad, pero creemos que el
ruego serA 10 mismo que mschacar
sobre el aqua, para sacsrle pu hta.
Hay brevas que se supone harlan
daf1o q los natives, y por ESQ las
guardian para los de ALA, para que
no sufran dentera.
Ell presupuesto de Italia CO.
rrespondiente 81 afIo pasado SO ce-
rrocon un sohrante de Al millones
de liras, 8 sea mas de 5 8 millones.
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Ell AnunCiadOr
puertorrique1O.

Hemos recibidc ell primer nj
nero de una interesante publication
que edita en- Gzasyana el Sr. don J.
L. Castillo, Ia que Heva el tftulo gu 3
encabeza estas lfneas.
Consta ell aludido periodico, de
16 paginas en- cuarto mayor, esme-
radamente impreso en- papel sstina-
do, y con elegante cubierta de co
lor.
Contiene infinidad d. anuncios,
que es su principal mission, y unos
cuautos trabajos dedicados las ar
tss, irdustrias = literAtura, resultan
do util y amenO.
Deseamos al nuevo colega toda
c1ase de prosperidadss yel mas com
pleto exito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-18

i.... Paso aquello. 10y viene
ahora la nuestra -!
Nasstros Gobernadores Civiles
entran, sino en- IA misma forma, casi
10 nismo Y tai vez, con mas apara.
to Official
Ahora 50 les anuncia, SO les Sc
nala, y puestos, sino de rodillas, de
pie, los indfgenas, los colonos anti
guos, nativos del presente, van a
batir palmas, a echsr flores y a &C.
lebrar no la llegada siuo el regreso
de uu Gobernante.
Antes entraban asi los Capita
nes Generates.
Ahora entran asQo. Para
verdades. .el tiempo
Sempe7 idena.
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La factorfa que Sc esta constru-

La factorfa que Sc esta constru-
yendo en- la Isla de Maui, por la Ha-
waiian Commercial & Sugar company
tendra una capacidad de $4,000 tone
ladas de azdcar por Zafra. Para esty
azucarerfa Sc ha hecho un pedido da
dos evaporadoras LILLE de cuadrus
pie efecto, debiendo tener cada ua-
capacidad de so 900 galones de guara-
DO concentrate por "a horas. Otr os pc
didos de LILLE triples y cuddruples
efectos de 100, 900 galones para arriba
hacen un total en- capacidad de null
tiple efecto LILLE, pedidos este ano
para las Islas Hawaii, de 1.S00 900 ga
ones de guarapo concentrate por cada
"a horas.
Estos aparatos reenaplazan ocho
de los efectos multitu6aslsres vertacaIes
"4Standard" cuya eapacidad ha sido
superada por las respeetivas fabricas
donde SO encontraban en- uso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-18

So Slrven cOmldaS tGQaS
horss q la carta y por abonoe.
Trato esr erado y precios Lodi,
cos.
C3nstsnte suftilo dc licores y
refrescos helados.
Rio Piedras n Is 5
So encuentra en- Arecibo ei
eoncc'do periodista don Luis R We
lazquaz.
So pr para un suntuoso bAlle
para 81 proximo domingo, en- la Villa
del Captain Correa.
Sc veude en- Sauturce, Gale dc Ce
ira, ura caza de altos y bajos con
jarain y huerto, aqua, luz electrical
inodoros: Iuformara0 Sol 10o4
II q Is A
En Mayagti teLdra lugar el
21 ca e. teatro de sque Ia ciuda1,
una conferences pedag6gics entire lbs
maestrJs de aquel dstrito.
OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AID
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Vale Fortaleza II (eltes) Gestion
en- los Centres ofoiales = Ayuuta
misntos Sc cuenta con abogados
del pals y amerioanos y trsductor
Tambien SO ocupa ests oficina de
comp1a y venta dc fincas etc.
Pm
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-18

Han obtenido busna nota de
estrdits en- ell colegio de sSan Pa
BIO, de esta Capital, los slumnos ei-
guientes: Manrel Vegs, jose Vicen-
te, Pedro. Hernandez, Dsmian Mon,
serrat, Rafael Gonzalez, jaime FL
guerss, Ernesto Apellaniz, B .ltszar
Ssldsfls, Rafael Gonzalez, Gonzalo y
Glstavo N9ell y Ramon Aboy.