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Dr.. Shades Eclectic Inhaler sa,s s3 90. ,
Same Remarkable Cures.

I take pleasure IN recommending those
suffering with catarrh to Dr. Shade,
specialist. Four years ago I was taken
with a severe attack Of catarrh in my
head and throat Treatment by physicians
did me no good, and ] continued to grow
worse every day, until was unable to eat,
work, or sleep Through a friend I was
induced 10 try DR. Shades Inhaler
I used the inhaler for one month steady,
and have never had a sore throatsor ca
tarrh since. Any person wishing 20 inter
view me can find me at my place of bust
ness, 2I43 G Street northwest.
NJ G. SHIVES, Esq,
Washington, D. c.
w Sanford Brown, esq. III PennsyI-
vania Avenue, cured Of catarrh, throat
and lung trouble Mrs. BERTHE Hughes, 406
Seventh Street southwest, cured OF ca
tarrh and consumption. Miss Mary e
Mckim. 534 b Street southeast, cured Of
lung trouble. Mrs. D. Z. Graves, 1710
Thirty-second Street northwest, cured of
asthma and lung trouble.
Call or send for booklet
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FREE TREATMENT.

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Grip, Rheumatism, Liver, and Ca-
tarrf1 Cure Given Away
This Week.
.II:GI:LIII9
slIIA
II REMEDIES
FOR
II DISEASES.

You simply call at the cid Munyon Of
fees, corner Thirteenth and G Streets
northwest. walk into the reception room,
and ask the young lady in charge for the
remedies, which VIII be handed you at
once IF you think you should consult q
physician, DR.. Shade speciaIist-thirty
years practice-wiH advise you and pre-
scribe free OF charge. The remedies are
mostly 25c. For sale at the drug stores.
All diseases treated by the Shade Eclec-
tie Housa Remedy Company's physicians
Finest electric parlors in Washington. trial
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p. n. Sundays. 10 10 l p. N.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-23
Lucky Evans.

\ Captain Harry Evans OF this city
is happy man today, After law
suits which have lasted for some
years, and general red tape, he has
secured a fortune from property in
Wales, owned by him aud his family,
which has been purchased by a big
railroad company which needed the
land and the buildings on it. About
three years ago W. Horace Wright,
since deceased, who was we'll known
among the members OF the London
Bar, received letter from one of
the most celebrated law firms in
London explaining the case, and
asking him to ascertain whether
Harry Evans, a Welshman was
In Hawaii, and stating = the
the case 10 question in detail. Mr..
Wright, who was upwell st the time
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assigned the task to the editor OF
this paper, and after diligent
seach, by Roing along Merchant
street, MIR. Evans was located, and
told about the necessity Of the rail-
road company to obtain his signa-
ture to certain deeds. The usual
legal correspondence Ia the matter
t2pk place then etweeni Attorney
Wright and The Loneou' kwjefs.
and, II we remember rightly, Mr..
Evans received at thu times sum OF
money already due him. Being q
good financier he invested the money
ia Kamalo stocks aud d lawsuit.
However, the news has been ntreceived
now that the transactions between
the Evans people and he' railroad
company have been finally settled
and approved by the authorities,
and tha 'share'of the popular captain
will probably, as FAR as we can judge,
from the origin al papers, snouut to
about Saso,OoO alter expenses; etc.
have been paid Hsrry Evans ex.
poets to leave Tor Lond5ifss room as
he has Bettied his affairs here. His
presence there Is absolutely needed,
and Harry says, he will be back as
soon as a settlement has been finally
arranged. And than ---- cay, has
anybody got a'fine four-ihshand span
for salei o wnsrs OF sugar stocks need
not apply, Evans hos ali the stook
and experience he careSto get. Con-
gratula.ionr, old mahf - Wales is
good enough for you.
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"The jury hesripg the case was
composed as follows: III. G. Bicker.
ton, Guy Liviugstone, Alexander X,
Aons, Edward Woodward, John w.
Smithies, Benjamin r. Campbsll,
John l.. Hansmap, Henry S. Swim.
ton, Alex. G.. Nicholas, Geo. X.
Kaia, John W. Davis and James Ka.
holepua. "e.r :,
During his argument to the jury
Deputy Attorney General Dout thitt
took occasion to refer TO the fact
that in some states men guilty Of a
crime such as these defendants
we're charged with, have been sum.
marily dealt with. s
II want to express my disspproba-
tiou of such summary procesding,"
said Judge Humphreys after the
prisoners had been sentenced. II
believe the lowliest man in the land
has a right to justice, and the prac.
,tice in some communities OF sum-
marily dispensing punishment has
done more TO lower the standard Of
civilization, and depreciate the
value Of property in those states,
than anything else"
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h The .oasholIc. Fair. d

Everything is getting ready fol
making the Catholic Fair, for. next
Saturday a:pronounced Nsdccass.' ~
The executive committee is 81
follows: Mrs, s. DgAllep, president
Mis-. F. G. Macfarlsue, vice presi.
dent; Mfs. J. #. Bowler, treasurer,
Mrs. A. 4. Murphy, secretary. The
booths and the ladies in charge ore
as follows:
Fancy Work Boothr-MIs. John
Lucas, Mrs. j: Sullivan, :. =.
Hawaiian Fancy, Booth Princess
KalanianAole and Mrs. Pierre j ones.
F Portuguese "(Cushion i. Boothl-.
Mrs. Larnaoh and Miss Perry. ,st
Japanese Booth and Art Tabls.A
Mrs 1mini'hi u ard !'als Mr.; J.. Pod.
more. - N'' '
T. Chinese Fancy Work Booth
Mrs. Wo Leong. "sl'@ wv
4 Grab Box and Punch and Judy
Mrs. Charles Herrick aud Mrs. Nc.
Weigh, ,l,'es 4
Flower Table-Miss May Damon.
Ice Cream Mfs. John Eusg nj !!
.Lemonade-Miss Nellie McLain
Candy-Mrs. Bruhn. ,...4
Coffee-Mrs. Zsieler.
The foreign luncB table, one OF
the important adjuncts of the fair,
will be in charge OF the following
ladies: Mrs,L9 A. Hassinger, Mrs,
Noopap, MRS. Herbert, Mrs Soper,
Mrs,s A. Fuller, aaa " Al corp. Of
ladies and young women will be in
attendance to attend to the wants
OF the large crowd expected. The
luau will be'tlooksd sfter by Mrs.
Lucy. Peabody, Mrs. g, K. Stillman
and Mrs. Charles Cisfk. e." ~ q
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: The Pope Is Right.

New YoRK, Nov 1e.-A dispatch
10 the Wpr!dtirom Rome ssys:t 'Ths
Pope has addressed cordial letter
to Moneiguor Ghappells. Apostolic
delegate TO. the Philippines. con-
gratulating him upon his sniisht.
ened action in favor Of religion aud
civilization. ''''h' u
The Pope, however, : alluded TO
the American occupation in rathe,
hostile terms, calling it an sup.
heaval and revolution which has
greatly damaged the interests oil
the church. lin those1 distsnt 70.
gions.P !. Si}fs. Z
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THEY WANT oHINEsE.

Since when WAS fHawaii general.
ly" represented by w. o. Smith, j.
B. Atherton and F. M. Swanzy7 We
think that the time has come that
the Washington authorities should
be made to understand that the
ugar barous are not running this
country, aud that the people OF this
territory doesn't care snap for the
welfare of the planters outside Of
their rights as other citizens. The
admission of Chinese to Hawaii may
be good for the planters but it is
opposed by the great majority OF
the voters, and in America, msjority
rules. The following interesting dis
patch explains the mission of mis-.
sienaries W. O. Smith aud Atherton
and Con.ul Swanzy to Washington.
It reads:
"WAsH1NaToN, NoY. 14.-W. o.
S NTH, j. B. Atherton and F. M.
Swanzy, citizons of Hawaii, and r.
Rithet, of San Francisco called on
the President today to discuss with
him the conditions OF industrial af.
fairs in the Hawaiian Islands. They
told the President that Hawaii gen.
orally was opposed to reciprocity
arrangements between in the United
States and Cuba, " hich would admit
sugar from that island at a customs
rate. The interests of Hawaiians ia
this respect, they declared, are iden.
tical with those OF the best sugar
growers of the West and the cane
sugar producers of the South, aud
they expect to join with them if the
matter should come to an issue dur.
ing the approaching session OF Con
gress.
"The delegation subsequently call.
ed on Secretary Gage and discussed
with him the labor situation in, the
Hawaiian Islands. The sugar plan
tatious, they told the Secretary, were
becoming less productive each year
because OF the planters inability to
secure desirable labor. The solution
of the question, as the delegation
viewed it, was the free admission to
the islands OF Chinese, at least for a
time, as they were the best laborers
among all those who had been tried
on the sugar plantations. z"
Representative Long OF Kansas,
who is member OF the Ways and
Means Committee of the House, was
one OF President Roosevelrs callers
today. He joined with his Eastern
colleagues on the committee in op-
posing a revision of the tariff"
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SATURDAY, NOV. %, 1901.
WHAT DOES He MEANp

j udge Humphreys yesterday SEN
fenced two, Japanese who we're
charged with having thrown ,kero-
sene oil tins at horse driven by
Mrs.lDr. Atcherly, out OF revenge
for having been discharged, and
causing her horse to run away and
thereby jsopardizing the life of her
and others, one (Sl) dollar each and
RENTED the costs of the court.
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Easy For yeffries.


"SAN Francisco, Nov. 16.-Jsmes
j. Jeffriss retains the title of
heavyweight boxing champion Of
the world. He defeated Gus Ruhlin
handily last night in I've rounds at
Mechanics Pavilion, showing suoh
ability as to stamp him At once tho
master of the ring. No man who
aspires to the championship today
has chance with the dark-skinned
Angeleno, who,l il he retains, his
present form, will be champion for
many years to Gomez 4,ss4. ..l.
~
The! INDEPENDENT 6Q cents peF
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-23

Kentucsy's famous Jessse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for its purity
and excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloons and at Lovejoy & Co.
distributing agents for the Hawsiisn
Islands '~ -
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The proceedings are reported as
follows:
"The court in passing sentence,
told the prisoners that the jury did
not find them guilty OF not working
for Mrs Atcherly. Il will not un-
dertake to punish you for what
might have happened said the
court, though Mrs. Atcherly might
have been seriously injured. You
both appear to be hard working
men. 1t shall be the sentence of
the court that you each pay a fine
of one dollar The costs will bs 70
mitted.'
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EoR SALE.

When you want a, hack ring up
l9l. On that stand you will get q
reliable and good driver a fine hack
and no oyercharging.
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Is.the man becoming fit subject
for the asylum or the rook-orushers
A jury of twelve good citizens found
the Japanese guilty after hearing
the evidence. The prosecuting off,
Ger in addressing the jury, said that
there were places in this country
where people would, in such au in.
stance not have brought the matter
into court, but Settled" it right
there aud then. II
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1t is such actions Of a Court
which brings justice into contempt,
and compel the people to take the
law in their own hands. Mrs.
Atcherley is q skllful dryer and
succeeded in holding her horse
without any damage being done.
But the precedent established by
the Judges outrageou, sentence is a
menace to the public. Had Mrs.
Atcherly been a white lady instead
OF a Hawaiian the Judge would
have sent the two assaulters to the
reef for year. The insult to the
Hawaiisns in imposing such,a sen,
tence on the Japanese scoundrels
will not be forgotten. 1t has shock
ed the whole community and peo-
pie are inclined to believe that the
Judge must have special grievance
against the young lady, who might
have been killed through her spirit
cd horse running away on account
OF the unparalleled outrage by the
culprits. 1t is matter for the Grand
Jury to investigate any public
actions OF any official, and we think
the next one should start on Hum
phreys-if DR.. Emerson hasn't sin.
vestigated" his mental powers, be-
fore the jury meets.
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The INDEPEspEsT 80 cents per
month.
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TO Lnxr.. ;.

Premises on Kukui Lane. Pos
session %s given on January !, 1901,
For terms, apply to
~ ,s.s. n KAPIOLANI ESTATE
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Rennitido
C0nSeCQenCiaS
de Ia 1gn0ranCia
Sr Director dc
LA CORRESPONDENCE.

He leido con interes la rela zion
de los hechos que Sc dicen ocurridos
en- Ell pueblo de Aljuntas y que su
autor publica en- su edici6n de- aver
% de Julio corriente, titulandola
<Consecuencias del Espiritismo,.
NADIA mas il6gico nj fuera do la
raz6n: no tiene eli espirltismo la cnl
pa dc que cerebros desequilibrados,
en- medic de un fanatismo embrute-
cedor, quieran llevar la practica
teorias que no ha sustentado jamas
Ia mas pura y perfecta de las religio
nes: 10 cue es luz, amor. y carload
40 puede acarrear perjuicios de tai
naturaleza Ell <nosce te ips am, de
Jesus aun no ha resonado en- esas al
mas desprovistas por complete de
los conocimientos instructivos, que
son uno de los principales lemas de
la religion espfrita.
Cuando una inteligencia no cul
tivada quiere de pronto escalar los
mas altos puastos de la raz6n y de
la ciencia y en- sus absurdas teorias
pretende, en- descredito de sus pro
| pias .creencias, dar giro distinto a
/ las instrucciones que todo buen es-
| pirittsta debe observar, ese no es es
| piritista, ese no lleva en- ST el fecun
| do germen de la moral que hac4 al
hombre reconocerse y colocarlo n
| ell verdadero puesto que debe soste
ner con ahinco y sujeto en- TODD y
por TODD las sublimes maximas q.
| pred-c6 ell immortal Maestro en- su
redentora mission por este mundo
ST los hechos que Sc dicen ocu-
rridos, resultan ciertos, como asf 10
cree, no hay que dudar que son pro-
ducto de un fanatismo exagerad1si
mo que esta fuera de la sublime reli,
gi6n que nos lec< 81 Martir de Ia hl
manidad.
No hay que a2hacarlos al esprit
tisno, no hay que hacer ell ataque
ind1recto sin con ocer primero 81 los
hechos estan 6 no dentro fuera de
la raz6n, dentro fuera del esprit
tismo: dilucidado entonces ell PINTO
la protesta debe surgir en6rgica y
virii antes que permitir la atrofia en-
esos ORGANISING que acabaran por
M morir en- la idiotez completa, despre
ciados y mofados, cual Judas de nue.
va TRACTION.
Es necesario decir alto, muy al
to, que el espi1 itismo no es 10 que
muchos han dado en- la mania de LA
marie, no; en- Ell espiritismo esta en-.
carnada la idea cristiana: el esprit.
tismo es la gloriosa ensef1a que tre-
molan les humildes y los limpios de
coraz6n; el espiritismo es la luz de
Ia razon y sera el guia de Ia humani-
dad ;admite todo 10 admissible y recha
"a TODD aquello que pueda ser PERM
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Mucho calor Sc siente por Euro
pa y.los EsLados Unidos.
Aquf tam bien los sentimos, pc.
ro no tan fuerte, por que en- los boil.
sillos no hay calor.
Els cosa probada que en- 10 que
esta vacio, circula mas facilmente
el aire.
Pues senor; nj por Santiago nj
por Miles.
Nj por Espana, nj por los Esta
dos Jnidos.
No hay bandaras izadas en- San
Juan. Las astas solo tienen ell cor
del. NADIA famea
Nj los americanos quisieron OBJ.
SECULAR a los esparoles, nj los es
panoles & los americanos.
Unos por otros, SO quedo Ia Ca
sa sin barrer.
A miel con hojuelas ha sabido
a muchos la noticia de que Mr. Hunt
queda de Gobarnador.
En- cambio, a otros ha sabido Ia
cosa a tua tua con acibar.
Todo es question de aprecia
cion
Y nosotros creemos, que Mr.
Hunt es ell Gobernador que nos con
vlene.
A Ia function concerto de ano'
che, que tenia sabor espano), fueron
muy pocos republicanos.
ESQ ha llamado la atenci6n de
los que sacan punta a TODD.
Sc motto, en- cambio, que habia
muchos americanos.
El arte NADIA tiene que yer con
la polftica I'll con los partidos.
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Espana piensa
en- Ia reorganization
DE SU EJERCITO Y ARMADA.
El Presidente del Consejo anunoia SUI
programa de reorganization de las fuer-
zas nacionales.

New-York Julio 25 l. P. M.
Desp chos de Madrid dsn cuen-
ia de que el fres iente del Consejo
dc Ministries ha anunciado su p <
glana dc reorganization del EjGrcito
y l. armada.
La defensa nacional ha n ami :
festado el senior Segasta, necesita ese
esfuerzo p IA no eXponernos a ser
b ,lados en- el possible case de flu
tn as contingenc as. Mi prog anna
cs | tesultado de un estudio dete !.
nido de las necesidades de Espana
Ell JEFF del Gabinete espanol ha
dicho que todos los buques seran
( onstruidos en- los astilleros naciona-
les, con el fin d, dar ocupaci6n a
los obrsros
Antes de recibirse ningtln bu-
que, sera eXaminado y p obado por
una comision tGcnica.
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TenlSt0CleS Laglna,

Ha fallecido en- NV York, VIC
TINA de una congestion cerebral,
nuestro antique amigo don TemisUo.
cles Laguna, que Sc encontraba en-
aquella ciudad en- asuntos comercia.
les.
Hemos semitic mucho esta ines
perada desgracia, enviamos las
familias Laguna y Dapena, la EXPIRE.
sion sincera de nuestra condolen
cia. D. e. p.
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| Ell Puente Brod klyn.
Doce pilastras + otas
INTERRUMPIDO Ell TRAFICO.
En- breve quedara restableoida la comu-
nicacion.

New-York Julio 25, II P. NJ.
En- los dos extremes lei Puen-
te de- Brooklyn Sc han ijado dos
advertenc as con grandes ca racteres,
impidiendo el transito.
Doce pilastras centr ales del ia
moso puente, Sc han roto u los in
genieros han aconsejado L. suspen-
sion del t,afico, mientras nd So aca-
ben los trab jos de repara Jon que
dleron principle hoy mismo. sc ira
ba a con mucha actlvidad pa ara res
tablecer pro ato la communication.
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I'm case de pes ste.
Alarma en- New Y ork.
GRANDEs PRECAUCIONEs.
Las Juntas de Sandal extreman las me
dldas. Sc cree que no Sc repitan ma
CaSOS,

New-York Julio % l. P. M.
Un case leve de peste, alamo
aye' esta cludad. Ri iDdividuo alta
cado, tue lnmediat mente aislado por
orden del Inspector de Sanidad
Las Juntas de Sanidad toman
con seste motive grandes precaucio-
nes, tia de evlt r su propagation.
Algu las fami las han salido de
la ciudad, temiendo que con Ell ex-
ceslyo calor Sc declare ma epide-
mia.
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En ell Teatr0
Velada lirico literafia.

F'ue muy hermosa la que tuvo
lugar anoche, dedicada por el Tenor
puertorriquef1o Paoli, q la Colonia
espaf1ola y al Casino Espaf1ol de
San Juan.
Yomaron parte en- ella LAS sef1o
ritas Sicardo = Tavarez mapejando
acknowledgements las teclas del marfil,
y los sefores Fernandez Jun COS que
abrio la velada con un bonito| discur
so, PaOli, que cant6 como 81 sabe
hacerlo, Balbas, que nos recit6 sus
hermosas decimas q Espaf1a, Mono,
que nos lego un cuento con mucha
miga, y Alvarez Navas que ce-ro el
acto con una Oraci6n, como todas
las suyas, magistral.
Ell Teatro estaba elegantemente
decorado, luciendo por todas parties
los colores hispanos, con profusi6n
de luces y flores:
A las once y media termino el
concerto, trasladandose una buena
parte de la concurrencia q los ele-
gantes Salones del Casino Espa1ol,
donde Sc bailaron algunas danzas y
Sc descorcharon algunas botellas de
espumoso champagne.
A la una de la noche ternin6 ell
festival, dejando en- nuestro Amino
recuerdos gratfsimos, y la pena de
que quizas sea la Ultima vez que
oigamos cantar al dulcfsimo Tenor
puertorriqueno, que pronto nos
abandonara.
Clausuradas las Cortes espafo-
las, las vacaciones duraran hasta la
segunda quincena de S5ptiem mbre &
principles de Octubre.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de peri6dieos { $2-4C el quintal.
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MuebleS.

Sillones fijos 6 butacas y ba
lancines ndmero 80, medianos, Kohn,
Viena (patentes) a $3 y So uno, por
docenas S55 y $50, libre empaque y
embarque
Con ell gran almacen de niue
bles, lunas, espejos y marmoles pa
ra mebles y lapidas de J Pacheco
& CO, San Francisco 63
15-v-0-n-r
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Para tvlE!v. De GAIA.

Un Sr. entendido en- el cultivo
de la cana, desea encontrar una ad'
ministraci6n empleo en- una finca,
Gu esta isla fuera de ella
Para informes dirigirse don
Pelegrin Lopez Victoris, en- Yauco
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NOTClAS POR CABLE
sERvIclo DIREGTo De NEWYoRK:

Algunos alumnos de la cate.
/ dra de historic nos manifestRn que
ell professor de la asignatura senior
Vega Morales no solamente Sc cif1e
al texto sino que facilita muchfsi.
mo ell estudio con sus explicaciones
CeIebramos poderlo consignar asf.
La seflora Carolina de D&vila
nos escribe desde Ponce protestan.
do de una cr6nica de Puerto Plata,
que Sc public6 en- este peri6dico y
en- la que Sc cree ofendida:
Dice que 81 en- su carta dirigida
a Puerto Plata habfa ofensas han
debido recurrir otros medios y no
q la prensa los ofendidos.
La sef1ora Davila es extranjela
y parecs que llevara el asunto los
tribunales.
Nos dicen que al ser herido
ell guardia Martinez de la Policfa
Insular, cayo al suelo siendo lleva.
do en- hombros nor sus compafferos
hasta Ell cuarte', no pudo por 10 tan
to correr como ha dicho cierto pc
ri6dico.
Ha sido detenido ell individuo
Vicente Besenf por insultos Ia
Policfa
Desde ell presente mes SO le
han aumentado los sueldos q todos
los empleados de correos do San
Juan.
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cioso q los sentimion fehacientes
de Ia humanidad.
Jose Reyes ssGuldeyon.
San Juan Julio "a 1901.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-25

Estan vacantes en- Vieques, las
plazas de Tesorero de la Junta Els.
collar, y la escuela de nif1as del ba'
rrio de Puerto Real.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-25
REVISANDO
PERI0DIC0S

He2uldo EspaHoz Dadica ell
editorial ensalzar las virtudes de
la Reina de Espaf1a, que cesa en- la
regencia encargandose de los desti !.
ncs de Ia nacion ell joven monarca
don Alfonso XIII quien abrira Ia
proxima legislature.
E1 Pafs. Sigue publicando las
importantes Manifestations de Mr.
Foraker.
Boletin Mercantiz Compare
ell porvenir de Africa con el de A ne
RIGA y recuerda proposito de las
manifestaciones de Mr. Bolfour las
palabras de Canovas cuando dijo
que elias costas de Marruecos las to
maran los caf1ones de las escuadras
mas poderosas el dia que Sc desbor-
de la ambici6n de las Potencias,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-25
MerCad0 de New
Cotizaciones de hoy

Harina de Trigo xEl Gigantep
SacO. S 3-95
Harina de Maiz xGoldon Maizex
SacO. s 3-l5
Alimento para caballo xStock
Foodm saco S 300
Tocino de Norton s 1000
Jamones California; las 100
libras. 8-75
Harina de Trigo ~El Premio
Mayor saco. 1918
Salchichones $ $4,000
Manteca MLa Vencedoran CO.
rriente) $6-3I4
Manteca ~La Primera~ Chi
charron 5000
Tocino <Crecientes $ll -55