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The Dolores star., 1901-09-06

Durango, Colo, Aug. 9.-tDenver
Republican Specially by the derailing
and overturning of n Pullman sleeper
ON the Denver 4 Rio Grande west
bound express. near Chama, New Mex
leo. this afternoon, Mother Baptiste,
head of the order of Sisters OF Mercy
in Colorado, was instantly killed, Sis
ter Nora of Denver. her companion,
fatally injured, and Marley Mccoy re-
ceived injuries which caused his death
at the hospital.
Pullman Conductor ]. Z. Whan was
badly hurt about the hips and his legs
are paralyZed. Miss Nellie Lewis of
Silverton, and the porter, the only 9TH
er persons In the car. escaped with
slight scratches and bruises.
The rest OF the train remained on the
track and none of those on the other
cars Were injured
While rounding the curve four miles
east of Chama, at point near the
high trestle over Wolff creek, the Pull
man car left the track in some manner
ms yet unaccOuntable to employees
There were six people in the ear at the
time II went over. falling broadside on
almost level ground, having just
emerged, from cut about 200 feet
from the trestle, which is 100 feet
high.
Mother Baptiste, head of the order
OF the Sisters of Mercy of Colorado,
was thrown head first through the
window on the other side, which
struck the ground. AS the car dragged
along her skull was crushed and death
was evidently instant.
In the seat opposite her was Sister
Nora of Denver, who was accompany
ing the mother. She was caught be
tween the car and the ground, having
several ribs broken and being severely
injured internally. She is at Mercy
hospital and late tonight the doctors
report hsr case very serious, and likely
to die.
In seat farther ahead in the car
was Harley Mccoy. noted for having
killed Captain Hawley in Denver some
years ago. He was asleep at the
time.
In the center OF the car was Miss
Nellie Lewis, bound for SilvertOn.
When the car tipped she was thrown
over, and realizing her predicament.
grabbed the railing of the seat with
both hands and stcadied herself while
the car was being tossed about. She
fortunately escaped with only a slight
cut on one finger, She told a graphic
The Dolores star., 1901-09-06
A warning From Kentucky.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Aug. 3O-Allan N.
Cisco of West Liberty. Morgan county,
Kentucky, in an open letter to the Wyo-
ming Tribune, warns the assassins of
Willie Nickel. that friends and rela-
tives of the family in Kentucky will
not tolerate any further attack upon
the Nickel family. After denOuncing
the murderers in powerful language,
Cisco concludes his letter as follows:
I'VE, the friends of the Nickel family
right now warn the hyenas who are
seeking the life of Kels p Nickel and
his little boys that they have gone far
enough, and that we don't intend for
that family to be slaughtered. II such
a thing happens there will be another
day. Again, we say to those murder
ers and assassins, beware"
kels p. Nickel is rapidly recovering
from the bullet wounds received three
weeks ago, and has been able to leave
the hospital
The Dolores star., 1901-09-06

at the horse show building,
The election of officers occupied the
greater part Of yesterdays session. In
the selection of the grand junior war
den and grand recorder occurred the
only contests.
BY an election said to have been un-
precedented for celerity, Frank H.
Thomas, past grand commander of the
District of Columbia. was elevated by
the grand encampment to the office of
Junior grand warden. Other officers
were advanced one grade as follows:
II. b. Stoddard of Bryan. Texas, dep
uty grand master, to grand master.
George H. Moulton of Chicago, grand
generalissimo, to deputy grand master.
Rev. II. w. Rugg of Providence,
Rhode Island, captain general, to grand
generalissimo.
W. B. Mellish, Cincinnati, grand SEN
ior warden, to captain general.
Joseph A. Locke. Portland, Maine,
junior grand warden to senior grand
warden.
The Dolores star., 1901-09-06
Che youns Mans Chances.

A western weekly of national circu-
lation has an interesting symposium in
reply to the question, What are the
young mans chances?" The conclu-
sion of the contributors, in which. the
editor joins. is that "a young mans
opportunity in the business world were
never more numerous, attractive or
conspicuous The Conservative, how
ever, warns young men against the
false notion that success can be at
tained without hard work. and espe-
.cially does it warn them against spec
ulation, in which where few succeed
thousands fail. The successes are
blazoned to the world. the failures are
seldom heard of; they are the wrecks
that strew the wayside to which small
heed is paid in the fierce competition
of life.
The Dolores star., 1901-09-06

SCIENTISTS ELECT OFFICERS
AND WILL MEET AT PITTSBURG

Denver, Aug. 3O.-The general COM
mittee in session last night Mt the
Brown Palace elected the following
officers of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science:
President-Asaph Hall, Har yard Uni
versity
General Secrctary-D. L. NJ. spougal.
New York Botanical Gardens.
Secretary of Councillor. Henry B.
b. Ward, University of Nebraska.
Permanent Secretary-Dr. l.. o.
Howard, United States entomologist.
Assistant Permanent Secretary-Dr.
Richard S. Clifton, Department Of Ag-
riculture.
Treasurer-Professor r. s. Wood
ward. Columbia.
Vice presidents and secretaries re-
spectively of sections:
Mathematics and Astronomy-D. w.
Hough, Northwestern University; E, s.
Crawley, University of Pennsylvania.
Physics-W. S. Franklin, Lehigh Uni
versity; Z. Il. Nichols, Ohio State Uni
versity.
Chemistry-H. A. Weber, Ohio State
University; F. C. Phillips, Western
University. Pennsylvania.
Mechanical Science and Engineering
j. f. Flather, University of Minneso-
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People and
~ EJenfS
Exhibits q Mystic PosOer.


The power to move inanimate OBJ
jects by sheer force of will is generally
discredited by people who have not
seen the performance with their own
eyes. Viggo Leiche is Dane 90 years
old. He arrived at Alto Paso, ILL.,, re-
Gently from Copenhagen to visit his
uncle. c. Jessen, fruit package man
ufacturer there.
Leiche had been there only a short
time when his weird mental powers
first performed in a drug store down
town, says a telegram from Alto Paso
His uncle heard OF it and secuted the
idea of its reality. a few evenings lat
er he repeated his show" in his
uncle's home and completely routed
that worthy mans skepticism regard
ing his power In performing at his
uncle's home he used an iron poker
several feet long and quite heavy.
Standing it against the wall at an angle
of 40 degrees. he seated himself few
feet distant, focused his eyes on the
top of the poker and within a few sec
onds it began trembling. then gradu-
ally rose to a perpendicular position.
After standing still moment it moved
toward him in short jumps. He can
affect any wood or metal object such
as umbrellas, canes, etc, in the same
way. A short time before going to
bed is the only time he can be induced
The Dolores star., 1901-09-06
Automobile Crosse. tn. Range,

Denver, Aug. 30.-The automobile
has crossed the crest Of the Rocky
Mountains and now all that remains
Is to make the journey down the op-
posite side of the range to show that
the horseless vehicle can go anywhere.
j. Il. Barnes of this city, who under
took the task of riding from Denver to
Leadville, hns succeeded. He reached
the Cloud City In his automobile on
Wednesday.
Leaving Denver he went to Palmer
Lake, Woodland Park, Divide, Floris-
SAINT, Hartsel. Buena Vista, Granite
and finally Leadville, thus being the
first person to climb the top Of the
range In an automobile.
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ta; G. A. Waldo, Purdue University.
Geology-O. A. Derby, Sac Paulo.
Brazil; f. p. Gulliver, Southboro,
Massachusetts.
Zoology-C. G. NuttIng, Iowa State
University: c., w. Stiles. Department
of Agriculture.
Acknowledgements Culln, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania; II. T. Smith,
American Museum of Natural History.
Social Science-Carroll d. Wright,
United States commissioner of labor;
w. +. Wilcox. Cornell.
Experimental Medicine and Science
DR.. w. w. Welch. Johns Hopkins Uni
versity; DR.. f. S. Lee, Columbia.
The next regular meeting of the as
ISOLATION will be held at Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, during the week COM
mencing June 25. 1902. The outgoing
committee recommends that the meet
ing Of 1903 be held at Washington dur
Ing the first week in January, in the in
terest of movement purposing the
bringing together of all scientific bodies
In the United States in midwinter con-
vocation.
The council aEl such sections as may
desire will hold business meeting at
Chicago the first week in January,
1902.
The Dolores star., 1901-09-06
Revising the Confession.

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 3O.-The Pres
byterian committee on the revision of
the Westminster confession held two
executive sessions yesterday and made
important progress. DIR. Johnson's Sec
tion has been engaged upon a short
statement of the reformed faith. DIR.
Dickey's section has devoted its time
to amendments to the confession by a
declaratory statement. DIR. Niccors
section has made progress In outlining
a statsment supplementary to the con-
fexsioA respecting the love Of God for
the world and for missions.
The Dolores star., 1901-09-06
Nebraska Republican Nominations

NcUTHsh1 nopuDnCBn NOMINATIONS
Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 29.-The Repub-
dcan state convention yesterday nomi-
mated this ticket:
Justice of the Supreme Court-Sam-
uel Sedgwick of York county.
Regents Of the University-Carl J.
Ernst of Lancaster, II. l.. Gould of
Keith.
The action of Governor Savage in
paroling from the penitentiary former
State Treasurer Joseph H. BARLEY fur
nished, MS was expected, the only real
excitement Of the convention. An ef-
fort to dispose of the vexed question of
an Endorsement or disapproval of the
governors action outside the conven-
tion signally failed.
Supporters of the governor did sue
ceed in having all resolutions referred
to the committee on platform without
debate, but the committee itself report
ed in turn against the parole, and,
while not impugning the motives of the
governor, demanded the return of the
eX-treasurer to the penitentiary, and
was sustained by the convention.
The Dolores star., 1901-09-06

The United States government can
not keep good stenographers in Manila,
because business houses offer larger
salaries,
The Dolores star., 1901-09-06
rriennlal Conci.vs Closes,

Louisville, Ky, Aug. 3O-After elect
ing officers and selecting San Francis
co as the place Of meeting the first
Tuesday In September, 1904, the twen-
ty-eighth triennial conclave of Knights
Templar, which has been in progress
here since Tuesday. yesterday adjourn
ed to the date set. The festivities came
to climax at magnificent ball held
The Dolores star., 1901-09-06

Attorney General Knox has rendered
an opinion on the question whether n
certain western daily paper has yiolat-
ed the law prohibiting the use of the
mails for advertising lotteries, gift
concerts and similar enterprises. The
paper some time ago inagurated n
guessing contest, advertising it would
give l,5OO prizes, aggregating $4,000
IN value to persons making the
herress her estimates mai1 es,,,,.1,o to the NUM-
pan-American Exposition at Buff
falo from the day of opening to the
day of closing. The Attorney General
says that unless plainly forbidden by
law, the remedy is with Congress and
not with the department. He says the
contestants must go into careful in
quiry as to the facts about the expo
sition, public interest and attendance
to date, and continues us follows:
Such estimates, therefore, while nee.
essarily dependent in many respects
upon chance, are likewise affected by
the Intelligent calculations of
thoughtful observer. A fair construc
tion of the words dependent upon lot
or chance excludes estimates which
are based upon mental calculation, even
though the factors which enter into
such calculation, may be uncertain
and matters of conjecture The draw
Ing of lot or the throw of die are
purely dependent upon chance, for no
mental operation can aid in estimating
the result. AS penal statutes must be
construed strictly, am unable to
reach the conclusion that the giving of
prizes as a reward for superior intel
hgence In estimates, where the hu-
man intellect is exercised In making
such estimates, Is within the puryieW
of the statute and the conclusion can.
not be affected by the demoralizing
tendencies to which you refer"
According to bulletin issued by the
census bureau there are slightly
more females than males in the state
of New York. The percentage is 5O.3
females to 49.7 males. Out Of a total
population of 7,26S,S94 there are e.
Gl4,1SO males and 3,654,114 females.
Of the total population Of the state.
1,9OO.425, or 26.1 per cent, are foreign
born, and 1903, or 1.5 per cent. col.
ored. or the cOlOred people, 90 232
are negroes, ITO Chinese, 35i JapanE
ese and 5,257 Indians New York CItv
has 100000 native males and 1,O9O..
462 native females. These figures are
given In connection with the census
publication showing the population by
sex, nativity and color in the states Of
New Jersey, New Mexico, New York
and North Carolina, forming the sew
enth OF the census groups of states.
New Mexico presents the largest pre-
ponderance of males over females I'm
the entire group, the percentage Of
males In that territory being 58.4. or
the entire population of 105, 5,31O, 1O4.-
- are males and 91,083 females. In
that territory there are 13,825 foreign
born persons, constituting seven per
cent OF the entire population. There
are 10, 10a coloEed people.
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Mrs. keeeel TO See Races.

Mrs. George Keppel, the noted Eng
lish society woman and special friend
of King Edward. who arrived on the
steamship Etruria the other day, came
expressly to witness the yacht races.
She is close friend of Sir Thomas
Upton and, Of course, is anxious that
he should lift the Americas cup.
Mrs. Keppel is a beautiful and ac-
The Dolores star., 1901-09-06

Mrs. Carrie Nation is making finan-
cial success Of her lecture tour on the
Atlantic coast. Another proof that ad-
vertising pays.
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DESCANSE
en- la paz del Se1or

Acabamos de ~ssaber que ha muer
to en- CAdi2, en- ell Convento de les
Madres Carmelitas descalzas, la vir-
tuosa Monja Maria Micaela de Acu-
na, a quien "a naban Sor Maria del
Santisimo Sac1 amento.
Hermana de nuestros amigos
don Francisco de Paula, don Leon,
dofa Magdslene, quienes tanto
aprecfamos, y habiendo tenido oca
sion de- conocer tambien en- Cadiz,
hace algunos amos. q la virtuosa Sor
Maria que acaba de dejar este mum
do de missrias, honda. pena siente
nuestra slma al trazsr estas lfneas,
y trasmitir a nue. strcs buenos ami
hes la expression sincera de nuest1a a
condolencia por tan irreparable des-
gracia
IQue Dios naya acogido en- su
seno, ell alma hermosa de la noble
Sor Maria, tan buena, tan sencflla y
tan virtuosa!
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ci6n de la maquinaria para-la indus
tria sea cualquiera su procedencia,
la casa que nos referimos compir
te con ventajas sobre los mercados
Extranjeros; Ea Pae rto Rico que es
Iibre la introduction de la maquina-
ria proeedente de los Estadcs Uni
dos, IL 5 hacendados pueden tener la
puebra irrefutable d. que esta casa
ofrsce toda clase de garantias, CD
mo 10 demuestra tambien ell que 81
Ingeniero representative sef1er Dela-
fond, ha conseguido la confiaDza de
les Hacendados, por las drdenes &c
maquin aria, de los que citaremos a.
gunos, tai como los sene rss B en tez
Guzmap, de V,eques; Balse'ro q
Giorgetti, de Barcelonets; Roig, de
Humacaf; Amell, de Aguadilla; M.
Bird, de Patillas; Fantauzi, de AFRO
yo; Comp. Azucarera del Este, va
b1coa Rubert herm AMOS, de Vega-
Baja; Gerardo Soler de- Toa bajs );
Monroig, de Bayamop; Juan Pfast,
de Ponce; Central Gnanica, Guani-
ca; Mr. Graham, Ingenierc, Ponce !;
Arturo Hau, de Mayagues; Comp.
de Ferrocarriles (Frances), San
Juan; &, &.
Co, signamos estos datos para
conocimiento de los Hacendados de
la Isls.
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"En Mexico, los principales ha-
cendados del pals, estan usando Ia
Maqulnaria de la casa KrajeWski-
Peasant y Compaafa de Nueva- York
y en- tods s las Haciendas han dado
ell meior resultado, sin Ia menorsre-
clamaci6n, por que procede con to
da conciencia ea beneicio del cliente
que le otorga su confianza. Veanse
las instalaciones que ha. hecho en-
"Cuahuixtla,' "Santa Ines'', "Te
nextepango," "San N icola as de
Mier,', .sEl Modelo, !" "Colon y RHO"
"san Marcos" "San Cristob y, :"
"Paso de San juan" "At,ihuapan, .
g., & en- los Estades de Nj rslos,
Pusbla, Jalisco, Veracruz y corrobo
ran stos asertos. Sus tach 8, Tri-
Piles efectos, Fitros, Defeca1orss,
Clasifcadoras, tdornos de bsgazo,
Calderas, Csntr1fugas, etc, etc, son
les m - modernos y perfeccionades S
contienen los mas grandes rendimi
mientos, da1do precios m6dicos y
on condicione S ventajosas todas sus
maqnins rias."
"Constrayen plantss completas
grandes y pequef1as y garantlzan Ell
exito de sus instalaciones, por que
sus Ingenieros y cslidad de la ma
quina son de primer orden.
Isl en- Mexico y en- Cuba, donde
es libre completamente la introau u
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P0r Estrada Palma.
Dicen de la Haban8:

Dicen de la Habana:
eLa reunion celsbrada para CO.
nocer la respue sta del sef1or Estra
da Palma. duro hasta las dos de la
madrug ada.
Ell programa gusto mucho q to-
dos, siendo acceptable por los veinti
tres asistentes Ii reunion.
Solo Juan Gualberto Gomez 10
atac6, que es ell 11ic, contrario.
Manuel Sapguily pronuncio un
gran discufso en- favor del progra
ma de E ,trsda Palms, del cu.l dijo,
one quien tscribla ts documento Ell
un estadista capaz de presidir una
naci6n grande como los 3 ,tados Uni
eos, y que ningdn otro candidate po
dfa pensar tales cosss cen igusl Sc
repidad, competencia y PATRIOTS
mo-.
Sc acord6 por Ia reunion acep'
tar Ell programa, publican un mani
fiesto al pueblo para que proc)amen
por su candidate la presidencja de
Ia repdblica al Sr Tomas Estrada
Palma.
Sc nombr6 una comisi6n para
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UNA CARTA.
Sr don Jose Antonio Daub6n.
Presente.

Querido y estimado amigo.
DentrO de IN par de horas me
EMBARGO en- 81 xMarfa Herrera, con
toda mi compaf1fa -con destino als
Hsbans, adonde voy inaugurare ell
sTeatro de Ia Comedia, de la capital
de aquella naciente repdblica,
Las mil y una ocupaciOnes inhe-
rentes al embarque de personal ar
tfstfco, equipajes y <atrezzoss, ocu-
pando tcdo mi tempo, me privan de
despdeirme personalmente de los
muchos y buenos amigos que dejo
en- esta capital, y en- Ia isla tods.
Acudo pues, una vez mes. q la
negotiable cortesia de I'd, estimado
amigo, para que por medic de La Co.
rrespondencia me despfda de todos los
buenos puertorriquefios, que me han
honrado con su amistad y me h.n
otorgalo su APPLAUSE y su protection
siempre superiorss mis- mefitos.
AL lirme de Puerto Rico, no me
llevo recuerd IS <metalicos,. J. la ctf-
sis economies que aiige q esta har-
mosa y hasba ahora desgraciada tie
rra, hace casi impossible Ia realiza-
cion de brillantes negocios teatralss,
pero en- cambio me llevo un tesoro
de afestOs, de anistades, de conside-
raciones y de carif1o, que no So AGA
bara nunca, y me acompaffara to-
das parties donde me lleve Ia estrella \
del peregrino del arte.
Esperoy y deseo, vslver a esta
TERRA para la que ambiciono Ia ma
yor suma de felicidades, y mientras
rsciban todos en- general, y Vd en-
Particular ell saludo afectuoso y agra
decide, de su amigo,
L. RONCORONI.
Puerto Rico Octubre 3 1901.
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Jose de Diego,
ADOgadO y N0tarlo,
Mayaguez, Puerto Rico.
= As 33
La anarQufa.

Sin dejarnGs arrastrar por PEI
simismos recalcitrantes nj por ldgu-
bres preeentimientos; creemos air
mar con raz6n que ante s. de un Guar
to de siglo, ha de presenciar Europa
una guerl sangrients, multiplicada
en- todas las nAciones y suscitada pOr
las numerosas masas anarquistas de
las cuales formara parte el elsmento
obrero, que en- gran n1ne-o perma
nece indiferente,
Asi 10 hace sentir la rapidez y
ID tenacidad de ID propaganda anar-
quists, tanto en- Europa como en- los
Estados Unidos de Norte Aueri-
ca.
Atm ell anArquism no ha deter
minado concretamente su programa,
aGn no ha establecino NADIA de 10 que
pudieramo Ia su orden CUBE raa
mental; solo existen sobre ess ma
terra muchos errores y exageracio-
nes. tan solo Merlino ha consegui-
do dar alguna unidad a las ideas y
sentsr los principles. de la escue IA,
mas bien de un modo aEstracto y de
efecto, que con un sentido profundo
y practice, siendo este el dnico cs-
mino de poder ]legar algdn dia q Ia
aphelada redencion obrera, sin odios
nj veE ganZss.
Sin embargo, q pesar de este,
esos principles disolventes del anar-
quismo han sido acogidos con entu-
siasmo por las masas obreras, cada
dia hacen mayores progresses en- su
propaganda y organization, y hay
muchos obrsros que cediendo un
instinto de ambicion y de odio, Sc Iii
man anarquistas y enemigos de 10
existente, sin comprender una psla
bra de las doctrinas a que SO acojen
y sin haber alberto un libro en- su
vida
P.ro 10 cierto es, que los que no
Sc unen por las ideas SO unen por ell
hambre; es 10 cierto que aque los
que sienten un NAL estar com1n sc
agrupan y protestap, tai vez no lie
ven ningnnA bandera en- sus manoe,
pero tienen un punto de partida: el
HAMBRE, y un lbjetivo: 10 DES-
TRUCCION.
Estas son las condiciones de la
luchs, pero POI ESQ no deja de ser
el hecho terrible y des consolador.
La gran fortur que tenemes 8
en- los paises agrfcolas, es decir, en-
Aquellos paisss donde ia principal
riqueza estriba en- los cultivt s. es
que este elem ento anarquista no pue
de subsistir.
Ell labrador vive aislado, conser-
va puras sus costumbres, y no SO We
acosado nj por los apetitos de la vi
da de la ciudad nj por las intrigas de
agitadore ambiciosos
Es muy possible que nuestro
atraso sgricola, que hoy considera-
mos como un dsf1o grave, sea deotro
de pocas amos causa de que nos mi
rem con envidia muchos pueblos.
Victor Gonzalez C11acl0nao.
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Por 0rdsn Alfahatico dc Auioras

Bona afont-Tra de las enfermeia
des de los oidos Pasta 3:
Bardet-Tratado Elemental practice
de Eectricidad medica Pasta ,,
uchardat-Novfsimo formulario ma
gistra{, precedido de una reseha
de los Hos pitales de Paris de Ge-
neralidades acerca del arte de re-
cetar, seguido de un conpendio
de las aguas minerales, naturales
arti6ciaies. de un memorandum
terapeutico y de nOciones acerca
de los contravenenOs Y los auXilios
que deban prestarse los enve
nenadcs Y asfXiadoS, y aumenta-
do con mas de 700 formulas nue.
vas, espanolas extrangeras, con
tiene cerca de 1000 recetas un-
supelmento Pasta r.
Cortes -Di,cionario domestico Tesoroz
de las familias, Repertoire uni
versal de conocimientOs utiles
Pasta s..
Cullerre-M -Magnetismo Hipnotismo.
Exposition de los feno nenos OBJ
servados duranta el sueho ner-
vioso proyocadO Pasta Il
Cruzel-Tratado rractico de las enfer-
medades Gel ganado vacuno
Pasta 2
Camp y Rocha-Anuario de medicina
y cirujia, revista semes tral, dedi
cada al examen retrospective de
todos los descuhrimientos ade
lantos prae ticos en- las ciencias
medicas tomada del Retrospect OF
medicine del Doctor Braithwaite,
Consta de 30 tomos. desde 1885
hasta 1900. inclusives, ilustrados
con grabados y adicionados con
uu fOrmulario, cada tomo.
Pasta |
siguen viniendo todos los semes-
tres.
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Sc Vende

la finca Gel Olimpo situada en- San
turce, colinda desde Ia carretera cen
tral Norte, al puente de Sn. Antonio,
dando la vuelta al Oeste y Sur, la
orilla del manglar y Este por la par
te Sur con don Manuel Canals y su'
cesion Hernandez Ca pacidad "a cuer
das 8 sean 369, 457 metros cuadrados.
Sc subasta, en- el precio de $40, 900
en- adelante el dia Z de Octubre del
corriente a1o las 3 de Ia tarde en-
Ia casa de dicha fnca Los gastos
de nueva escritura y regis tro son de
cuenta del comprador.