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abourded with deeds Of yalor and re.
suited in tae customary crop OF medals
including Two Victoria crosses and ten
distinguished service" OFFERS. There
were only 2S0 white men OF all ranks ID
the expedition and $500 native soldiers
stu 'he rescue expedition made a sal.
liant record, and Colonel wllcocks ac
tomplished a very disagreeable task
lie - Young man yet. with smooth
cheeks, firm chin and frank expression
lie learned a great deal about the rich
sold mines Of ashanti, but refuses Il
diVulge his information to promoters
for fear, as he says. come fool will fine
out and say that l went to Africa Il
fight for gold"
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ANOTHER HERO OF THE ASHANTI
NAn

Sir James Wilcocks, X. c. NJ. G.,
whose portrait appears herewith, Is he
latest parsonage OF distinction 10 re-.
ceive the freedom Of London He IS the
hero Of the Ashanti war, which, though
an Insignificant and paltry affair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

This Illustration surveyors with their assistants now
engaged
colony OF Guiana The boundary and Great Brit
am was long evidence
centuries and was only brought to arbitration through Of the
uhfd states tnal decision
boundary
and establish pillars Of
As
with dense the svamps
swarm with gator snakes and
altogether Iasm But whether people mixed blood
Cabs friendly constitutional indo
lnce permit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

AAAtAAAa VI wv
kaiser to COM
mem crate the
bicentenary Of
his empire. It
is a 8 mark
piece, one and
one-half inch in
d la m eter and
has on one side
the portrait Of
the famous first
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

Frederick l. who was born 1861 and died
l1l3 and on the other side that Of the
present ruler, William II, born 1859
with the dates 1901 and 1901
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SIR EDWARD J. POINTER. ARTIST.

One Of the most famous Of British
artists is the president OF the Royal
academy. Sir Edward J. Poynter He
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, COMMEMORATIVE pRussrAN cory.

The coin shown in the accompanying
Illustration was recently struck by com
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

Europeans on American soil was made
IN Santo Domingo It Is likely the Do
mlnicans might expect the capital Of
the latest republic In this hemisphere
20 be located there but the chances are
that II would be fixed at Santiago The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

some that are Dutch and others French
and Swedish. Then come the maguih-
cent Islands Of Guadeloupe and MART.
nlque, both French, with the beautiful
English Island Of Dominica between
them, Both are extremely fertile, hope
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,o.o.o.o. o.o.o.o .o.o.o.o.o.o. 90 100.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
on ( "a D The Z ! 6
!. Chl I / !

L. Give them oil sod liver. oil.
It's curious to see the result.
Give it to the peevish fret
ful child, and he laughs. Give
It to the pale, aaamio child,
and his face becomes rosy and
full of health. Take anat
chested chile, Or 4 child that
has stopped growing, give him
the oil, and he will grow big
and strong like the rest.
This IS not a new scheme,
It has been done for years.
Of course you must use the.
right oil. SCOTS Emulsion
is the one.
SCOTS Emulsion neither
looks nor tastes like oil because
we are SO careful III making it'll
to take.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists, 400 Pearl St, N. Y |
soc and s. ooi al. druggists.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
NORWAY.
Christiania.

The expectation of goods to the
7 Omitted States is chiefly done direct
| without the Intervention Of commits.
Bion agents. !1he terms are frequent
] y cash against shipping documents.
importation, on the contrary, is chief
ly done through agents and the terms
stated to be usually three months
credit against bankers security The
agents generally complain of tie diff
Guilty of obtaining sample collections.
They also regret the prevalent prac-
tlce on the part of the American ex-
Dorters to Norway of appointing
agents general for the whole Of Nor
way, established at Christiania. They
say that when they can produce the
best of references and can sell to the
most substantial purchasers. and
have to dotall the. work, they will not
share their. commissions with the
agent general at Ghrisfiania. whose
chief work consists in obtaining agen-
cies and collecting commission, but
will exert themselves to introduce
German and English firms, who divide
Norway in two sections western and
easteln-wfth agents general estab-
lished both at Bergen and Chrsstiania.
A prominent Norwegian writer while
returning home With his wife the 9TH
er evening, was grossly insulted by a
student who was under the influence
Of liquor. Next day the student apol-
ogized, but the lftterateur refused to
accept the apology unless the offender
should tender 1t in person next day
dressed in a heavy fun. coat, fur cape
and sealskfn boots, which the authors
messenger brought him. Promptly at
l. next day the too boisterous student
set out in the almost tropical heat to
the professors house. dressed for an
arctic climate. would drive him, so he
arctic climate, followed by > crowd.
Arrived at the authors residence, he |
was ushered into the study. where lie
was compelled to partake of the pro-
lessons hospitality in the shape Of !
Tree huge steaming gIas&es cf lot
whisky and water Mere dead than
Hive the student returned wiser THANH
le set ont. 81
IN es fls&tluenee Of a;p i.s!spcctioil re
'ently made OF the trophies deposited
II the Riadarllolm's church at Stock
lolin, Sweden, conservative Cllr.s-
ianfa newspaper, The elfte1rastcn,
suggests that the historical cif~in Of !
hese trophies. as far rs rossihsp. he
# iz SO doing, Il slln,lsl LEI
o;ind that TIE ollcetion- Is hrs coe
i,Sistet-- i't!iicss Nerve ian ftant-
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05

ards not captured in war, but improp
J erly carried away, an opportunity OF
restoring such colors to Norway is
low at hand and should not be ne
| elected.
! With the recent death of Baron
edel-Jarlsberg the last vestige of the
hereditary institutions of that demo
cratic country has disappeared. OF
course, there is always the king, but
he must sometimes feel as if he were
quite an anachronism. Baron Wedel-
sIarlsberg was born in 1915, and for
slXty-nine years served in the Norwe-
gfan navy.
A new independent newspaper will
be published at Fredrikstad after Oct.
j. The name of the new publication
is Fredrikstadposten. 1t will be edited
by Solfest Orn.
The Stavanger schooner Brio cap
tain Oleson, has been lost in the North
sea. The schooner left Shields Sept;
s and was bound for Aalborg with a
cargo gof coal.
/ Jonas Lie is at work on a new 1or-
Ell, which will be lin the hands of the
publishers by Dec. i. The title OF the
work has not yet been given. cut by.
the author.
Rasmus Steinsvik, former editor of
Den IL de Maj" is now issuing d 1
monthly journal called ,Fedraheitnep. |
The first issue will appear Oct. j.
!. .s.st a
The tobacco harvest in Norway
brings excellent yields this season.
Around the Bergen districts they had |
an especially heavy harvest.
Banker Robert9yon Mendelsohn has
been appointed. Norwegian Swedish |
consul general at Berlin, Germany.
Bergen.
A large section of Bergen was,l
burned on the night Of Sept. %. Two:l;
tiremen were killed The damage done1.
amount to several million, kroner:
l;ergen Is the second city OF Norway
and the principal seaport Of the coun-
try. The town is fhel capital of thel
province of it's name, anddl
is situated about 1Sesmiles northwest
If Cbr.stia MIA. The population has in
very rapidly during, the last1
years. IN 1865 Bergen had
only 10000 Inhabitants, whereas itsl
estimated population now is considera-
bly, above 60.000 The town is well
1uilt and well paved. Ii has a cathe-
iral. several hospitals public IL ]
1rary, a theater, a COLLEGE and a ma
iunal m,,selali Most ct the pGpulas
ion is employed in the tsheries.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
DUG UP TREASURE SHIP. !
PROPRIETOR.

Yankee Got Gold intended For Britt
| tsh Troops. u
Ten thousand English sovereigns,
after lying for nearly a century and a
quarter in an old hulk at the bottom of
East bay, Lake Champlain, says Ben
nington (Vt.J dispatch, have been re-
covered and are now deposited in the
Allen National bank in Fairhaven. For
many years there had been a tradition
in this part of the state that at the bot
tom of East bay, near Carver's Falls,
was a sunken boat containing large
amount Of English gold, with which it
was intended to pay off the troops of
General Burgoyne in TIT. :
The gold was shipped from Quebec In
small sloop, with crew and guard OF
ten men, the expedition being under
the command of one Captain johnson.
It was intended to deliver the money
to Burgoyne at Ticonderoga, as his
men were almost in state of mutiny
because they had not been paid. At
Ticonderoga, however. Captain John
son found that Burgoyne was in pur-
suit of st. Clafr's army In Vermont, so
he started for Skeensboro, now white.
nail intending to meet the general
there, .-.-.--,s4>......,. 49,.
Learning that the American forces
had been defeated at Hubbafdton and
were in full Eetreat. he concluded to
change his course, 90 up East bay to
Garver's Falls, near which was q. 3
bridge that Burgoyne's army would
have to cross In order to reach Skeens.
Doro. He anchored his boat withinssr
sight OF the falls and awaited Bur
soyne.s arrival, The vessel was at
by Americans. scuttled and the
new Killed. After many years It was
earned that the English government
lad offered a reward for, the arrest az
captain Johnson. who was supposed IN
ave rNn away with the treasure. Dnvs
ng the high water last spring The cpr.s
ent was so strong that part Of the.
examinations over the hull was wash
q away and g portion Of the sloop ex-
osed to view.
A civil engineer, who drew the mans
nd superintendent the construction of
ae Dig dam at Carver's Fails, for an
Iectrlc power station, concluded that
would investigate. Taking with him
bout thirty men, he changed the
'urse OF the stream and then with pick
ad shovel soon had one side of the
cop Tlees a charge Of dynamite broke
the null. The timbers were found
good condition. In the cabin were
fund considerable glass and other
are, fifteen muskets, much the worse
: their long immersion aud other
NOR articles. An old iron chest was
scoyered in the captains rooal. When,
'ened It was found to contain 10000
vereigns.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05

on the west coast of seeland, fifty
light miles west of Copenhagen. Its
population is about 100000
King Edward, Queen Alexandra and
Princess Victoria have left Fredenhorg
for Elsinore, where they will embark
on the royal yacht Osborne for Kiel.
Colonel Soren Lstoe, the well-know1i
Danish American and United States
consul at Rotterdam, is. at present On.
n visit to Copenhagen.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
bathing Suit sellers. : Nuisance

Bathing Suit Sellers Nuisance.
The New Jersey Law and Order
league, BY reason of the work of its
detectives during the past summer,
has secured ninety three indictments
against hotel men, soda water men and
bathhouse keepers ut Cape May. Those
who sold soda water and hired bathing
suits on Sunday were indicted as nut
sances. 80 e
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05

Real estate titles examined. Correct alb
stracts of title prepared. Farm loans,
negotiated bearing interest at six
Der cent per annun. Real estate bought
and sold. Lnsurance-either fire, life,
accident, burglary, or plate glass-writ-
ten at lowest rates in the best Compan-
les Fidelity, official and judicial bonds
issued.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
DENMARK.
Copenhagen.

The large portion of the towg Of
Hlliupbe aas feo53 tisstroye.I By
fire. The dalsaee Nil ire ably
IN. s.Eg to f5ttW6S. h,llluno.,
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
on the market.

and the members of the. diplomatic
corps. The vessel was christened
% Queen Sophia.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
Mac IINERY,
Is * IS Il Il sss Ky 3 s. -
LIGHT CARRIAGES IN ALL STYLES.

RIM SPRING WAGONS AT PRICE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-18
BibliOteCaS eSCOlareS.

Ea ell sstimabla colega El ono
Escozar hsmos leido un busa artfcu-
10, que con el anterior rubro, dissrta
sobre Ia conveniencia de propagar
aquellas institution 81, establecl6n-
dolas en- tadas la esaaelaa con Ell ca
racter de ,circaala7ates
Nos pareee muy acertaaa la idea
p'antaada por ell colega. Els rs,ssa-
rio desarrollar y fomentar en- ell nj
no. Ell gusto por Ia lectura, y no de
otra manera puede conssguirsa mas
facilm ente, que Iesta ,eaiendo en- las
mis- mas escuelas esas reque11as BIZ
b'iotecas, gus andando eI item po,
pueden irse enriqueciendo gradual
ments.
LA CORRESPONDENCE de Pto-
Rico. ss de ;idida partidaria de la
instruction del pueblo, Y sscusa de-
Cir cue esta al lado de El a7lo E'sc,zor
para ayudarla en- cuanto propsnda
al sstablscimiento de las bibliotecas
escolares
Adslante, pues.
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FL revolver 0 piStOla
LUGER.

Ha sido reciente adoptado por
los Estados Unidos para su ei6rcito;
es una invencion de un Official aus
triacc, Gsorg Luger, y medjante Ell
sistsma de eslAbon puede disparar
hasta 116 tiros en un minute.
Las Innovation es de los peritc s
er IS ref rnss de armas de fuego
t;enden obtener ell mayor numero
de tiros en- un espacio de tempo 10
mas corto possible,
Primeramenta cada naci6n ha
tratado de alcar Ear tai resultado con
los riff >s, y Sc dice que sobre TODD
Alemania y Francia poseen ya riff ss,
cuyo mecanlsmo IS un sacreto que
SO CO sc We n todas las precaucic7
mes v v'sl a1cia.
E segui3b s eetu:. Is Ia aplica7 !
clio ue la Tapidez del tiro a les re-
v6 ,verE, y 81 resu|tado mas prom !
nente es ia pistol, Luger, con Ia que
ell j<r ,ito su ericano h cs una al
quis icioo vslosa, po1qus 10 colocs
en- condici6n de emplesr esa arma
de efectos tan yer tsjosos en- los com
bates de distancls as &C rtas, en- que cl
uso del riff emb razarfa Ia acci6l.
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De 1775 q 1901.
Historic Militar
de los G, UnidOS.

En- Ia Imprsnta del Gobierno en-
Washing ton, Sc public6 reciente J.
mente una obra historics, extra ordi-
narismente iateressnte y vsliosa
que lleva el tftulo sTce Legislative
History of the G ,nsral Staff of the
Army of the United States, (Histo-
ria Legislative del Estaeo Mayor
General dsl Ejercito de los Estados B
Unide 81.
L .ts libro, que consta de 800 pa
ginas, 10 recopilo Mr.. r. p. Thiap
O6cial Mayor de la o6cina Ssdel Ayu-
dante General, bal Ia direction del
Mayor General Corbiu. Contiena
dichs obra todas las res oluciones del
C3pgreso Continental las leyes d b
los Estados Unidos, de le 1775 has !
ia 1901, que Sc relacionan con los
varios departamentos del Estado
mayor y cuerpos del sjercito.
Aunque esta historic es pura
merte miltsr, no puede menos de
ser lnteresante para Ell estudiante de
historic. s>bre TODD la del periodic
revOlucionSrio, por cuapto muestra
detalladamente las difcults des con
que trope ez2ron as colonias cuando
Sc res olvieron q hacerle una resis~-
tencia armada al poder britanico, y
de IL diversos medios q one tuvo
que apelar ell Cor greso Cor timer tai
para armar, equipar y alimentar ell
ejeccito que precipitadameote SO or
pAuiZ6
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La lluVia,

R6eios y constant,s aqua ,eros,
tienen incomunicsda gran parts del
oeste de la isla con Ell resto.
Por car tas que tenemos 8 lA Wis
to venimos en conc cimiento ds que
los camincs est&n abso1utamente IN
transitables "a muchos puntos.
La caida de un puents entire Hor
migueros y San German, ha inte-
rrumpido Ia comunicaci6n.
81 esss carretaras estuviesen di-
recta amente atendidas, con un siste-
ma continue de conservation, no ten
dr1amos que lameItar hoy ssas inco-
municaciones, puas otros trozos con
los cuales Sc eItieae ese cuidado, por
mas que llueva mucho, hay siempra
facil tr&nsito.
El NAL esta en- qua, una vez tar
minada una secci6n, ganeralmerta se
Ia desatiende, es claro, que Dor ST
sola, no puede conservarse.
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Pdrr1fOS intereSanteS.

De una carta que hemos recibi-
do de New York fschada al 5 del CO.
,riente, son les parrafos que copia-
mos:
<Aqu1 estamos gozando de una
temperature deliciosa, pero no de-
jan de ocurrir cases de pulmonf fas y
aun &c viruelas.s
<De noticias solo pue 10 dt cir,e
que al fin salio electo A'cslde de
New York Mr.. Seth Low, candidate
fusionista con una n syoiiA dg uei'ate
q nateUe mil 0otoS contra Shepard q.
.ra ell card dato demo ,ta y de. 7u
manany.s
IS dice qre este Shepard es ur
hom5l g de ras tellA pt ljsica q. Lew;
pero amigo mio, aquf estan muy dis
GU tadts s con ell Tamuapy, y solo
btr h .cer Ia cNntra han vado a
| urnas el non b del de la fusior.
Aqui .os partidos 70 guardian con
cuencia alguns, y el case Ir.sente 10
demue SRA p tentemente.s
sSa cor 8 dsra este trinnfp no
una victorfa de los reputllcanos,
aun cra do estes cou diplomscis,
10 riegsr,
.'Y1Ior mi pa'te, cpino con she
pa1d que Ia poii. Ca OIL nlevo can
didato repre- ,nta destruction y no re-
nstTaIcc.6n
Mas cl.r nuevo Alaa 4.
Sc pasara sus dos { nos de te. minc
per / GU g 'os Tamma-
ny, y todo qusdsra en- suspense,
hi sti q Q nomhrs O. q 10 haya &c
sustituirle, que indudable mel te sera
un Tammany
"Estos seran ms los pero no hay
que negar que durante 81 admins
TRACTION ha cerfido .copios ausnts el
dinero y Sc han realizado muchas
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LA MENDICIDAD PUBLICA.

Nusvamente, porque ya 10 be
mos hecho en- antsriores ediciones,
volvemos a lamar la atenci6n sobrs
la mendicidad pdblica.
Nosotros sahemos de una sOcie-
de ssf1oras, que tom6 6 su cargo Ia
ta1ea humanltaria de ocuparse de
esa clas desheredada y sabsmos tam
bien que nnestro Ayuutaniento con-
tribuye en- benefcio de ella.
Sinem barge, debiio causa que
no podemos explicaraos, les pordio-
seros siguen pordioseando de puerta
en- puerts, igual que antes y quizas
si mas que jantss
Els cons iderablo el MIN gro de
los que ,llegan 4 nuestras pusl tas,
llorandonos sns enftas; ciegos, licia-
dos, ;nd5iles, viejos, jovenes y mu-
ch.chcs llaman 1ropel & la puerta
de la caridad, y es doloroso que Ia
peuuria que todos sentimos nos i'm
pida ,correrle todos.
De ali, que Sc van aquellos in
infelices mohinos y sin socorro, to-
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EC0S DE PONCE

Ha ondeado &c este puerto ell
vapor Alemap eCroatia, proceden-
to de Santo Domingo, Ell que cargo
cafe para E arope. Tambien 10 hicie-
roa los vapores sig Aisntes: Ell eMa-
rias procedente ds Liverpool y es-
c4las con variada carga, fus dsspa-
ch ado psra Arroyo; el vapor frances
sSauto Domingo. procedsnts de
Haity y Ssnto Domingo condujo z
passjeros y un saco do corre spon-
dsncis,. salio para ST. TLomas> to-
mando una parti9a de cafe para sl
Have; tambien tomo puarto Ell va
por espaf1ol sCataluf1a, con passje
&c transito para Espans, cargo 2
mil sacos de taf5 para europa, El
vapor eJulia, IS espera ado el ldnes
procedents de Santo Domir go
Ell Viernes tuvo lugar Ia reu-
non de la Junta DIRECTIVE de Ia So
cieda1 de la Luz II cctrica con el fin
de dar cusnta sobre la proposition
de com prar de la citadas planta por
la com paf1ia dsl tranvia. Fue e.acuer DO
no aeeptar 81 tipo de dicha proposi-
con q. era 81 pagode $50 per ocacion
y 81 fijarlo on 1925 por ascion.
Sc dice ae algo anormal de escu
bierto en- una fabrioa 8 alam bi qMe
de d. s5i ar ron qus ex ste en- II Ma
rina. Lo que sea sonara.
H~n ragrssado de su viais a
Europa /, s s>ncrss don Roberto
Graham y don Antonio Otero Felt
fegresO.
E incendio ecu. rido en- estA
Ciudsd, no. fre en- el slmacsu de
dor jose Mayor sino en- el de don
A0tonio Rodriguez.
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DIADE INVlERNO

Hoy es un verdadsro dfa de in
vierno, en- nuestro hermoso china
primaveral.
Desde sno~h3, vis1en cayeado
lloviznitss frjas, de esas disgonalss
que penetran hasta los huesos y que
ms hacen un dfa turbio.
Los parsg1ss estau On movi
niento L. s trar seuntes llevan prisa,
la prisa del que huge de IN TEMPO
asaz h1medo No salen, 6 Ia cAlle
sino los qua no t'e2sn mas re medic.
p-escindlbl omenta.
Hay pueds dsci Sc ur a par lzs-
cion general en- los nsgocics, y los
que qnieren atrsvidamente empren
del l S mira hacia 81 cie 10, escurren
el bulto y los dsjan para maf1ana
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BAzAR oTERo
ATOCHA.-PONCG.
INSTRUCTOR
MetO do de Lectura

Elem. Doc.
Fsrnandes y Ruiz-Perla del
hogar La Cromo OILS s1-5O
Pascual de San Juan-Prontua-
rio del ANA de casa
Cromo OILS
saez de- Is. MSlgsr-pdginas ni;ss or1mo pars OILS
Calleja-Pensamiento infantil
Cromo 0-l5 $3.50
Calleja-Padre nuestro El
Cromo OILS SIS
Cervantes-Quijote de los nj
nos Ell Cromo 050
Lopez Catalan-Religi6n moral
historic Sagrada
Cromo OILS $3.50
Valle-Rsligion moral
Cromo OILS $3.50
Decentralization moral
Cromo o-3o s2-1O
Colon-Religion moral
Rdstica OILS sl-5o
Cartilla R,lstica o-o2 so-12
Otero-Simp1ificac de cali
culos aritmeticos
Rdstica o-l5 $40
Santaella--Sistema metrico de-
cimal-catecismo Rdstica 0-0S S075
Paluzie-Silabario intuitivo
Rdsttca O. Is
Roca-Sistenna metrico decimal
Compendio R1stica o-06 5000
P. de San Juan-Trovador de
los nif1os Ell Lectura en-
verso Cromo o-18 $3.50
G. ". A.-Urbanidad Reglas de
Rustica 0-08 S0-75
Codina-Urbanidad en- verso
Cromo 0-15
Navas--Urbanidad Tratado de
Cromo OILS $3.50
OFICINA DE ASUNTOs AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Valle' Fortaleza II (altcs) Gestion
en- los Centres oficiales y Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuenta con abogados
del pals y americanos y traductor
Tambien So ocupa esta oficina de
compTa y venta de fncas ETC.
Pm
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S0bre los limpiabOtaS.

Ha s'do nal informado ell <San
Juan New. ca Ell asunto de los lin
pia botas contra el a'calde. Este
asunto no se ha resuelto adn por 81
Gobierno porqu estas pendients del
informe que ha de dar el Alcalde de
Ia psticion de los limpia- -botas cuyo
documento no ha Sido des 2acha o
aun por Is alcald1a.
Suponemos que esa noticia sera
una broma del <News, porque no po
demos snponer que los asuntcs con.
fide ac.slss d. las oficinas Sc den al
pdblico antss de resolverse, y GUAM
do solo esten en- ell cerebro de los
que han de hacerlo.
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A nueStrOS amigos.

Recomenda mos ei Hotel s'The Marina.
por las comidas sabrosas que ALI Sc confee-
cionan. por TO fresco Y ventilado de la casa y
en- parti culdr, por Ia modiddad en- preci5s,
ore son los 4iguienteS:
Por I'm dia hospedaje con comida. 81 .,
Abono q conner para una persona,
mensualmente ....,....... ..,......nlo
Por una CANA ......... .........,, 30
Por un catre e......... ,.......... 20
Pupilaje para una persona, mes 20
Bateas 4 la calle precios conven-
cionales
SOLER y Ia,
Pto-Rldo Nvbre. de 1901,
San Jose Il esquina Tetu4n.
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Nuestra Autoridad
sale para Washington,
NO PlERDE TEMPO.
Sus funeiones ofciales las atiende Con
preferencia.
NO PlERDE TEMPO

New York Novbre 1890 P. M.
Ell Gobernador Mr.. Hunt, ape
mas ha tenido tempo de conferenciar
con las autoridades de Nueva York.
Todo su interes esta en- salir
lnmedlatanente para Washington
por conferenciar con ell Presidente.
Su vlaJe es plramente Official,
dice, y ese encargo no empieza has
ia conferenciar con e] Jefe de la ma
cion.