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Mower County transcript., 1901-10-02

HIS conpGna0n kept me covered quttt his
@+gs: gun tDlltle I na0ltptet. i. 4: ! Is.
scape, one Of my captors gave whoop.
It was answered BY 2 man ahead, and
in g poment g dozen more started from
about a acampfre. ii. a. + #s7 81. q. . 81
Got Il him lil1, r yelled the foremost Of
the GROUP. ID Il #.s3@ :.s,5. :#
ts ''Y ., bet = . Vi
# With With g g cheer every man sprang for.
his gun. ss sss 4 ~ u
II. q Hold on. thar r roared .Jaycox With
his abull's q voice. Don't yer he fo,e,et- u
III tn we're goin ter be paid 20, our losses
fustt. 4
lA s}lllt MANLY no means q as repulsiye as
the slende derly built with u weak
mouth long, black hair and 3. beard
fhEQNRh -Xhieha1 hone a .tinge .pf color
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-06
SS.

AS every one knows. are n very desir- pDle Aeadetssr for both men and boys. 10s.n se,,- .s..sn working iu the shops wearing ass iEade Ir paper: that's Fefy good .,ss.a. because they say it's a Jsg0tectioT fIr ih" hair, prayiding they are nos i,ald headed. Now if you can get 4 welt made cap. inst as light hs weight aS the paper oEes and far nsors AErab... and 2 great sight cheap CT. why moi secure one: Ne are giv- ing a sllandsfiide, well made cap With each y6ounti of our extra iine Coffee 23c IcY pound. taaf's reasonable. we're s<rp. V'n I.a,-p half dozen different ,<cnss,rs snlsle of ti.am very desirable fas-sFe-f pIa--efS Say We would be var-- lnrcr pleased to sec the married nnaeIinistS play game of baseball with t,,c single fellows: in such q case wa will furnish balls and bats and each player on the winire side Will hc entitled to one of our well-made caps FREE: that's reasonable euou@h, we're sure. So it's un to the machin- icfs nov Well we have some sizes thai. will just ticl-le the younTsters, and if them to perfection. too. There fore. if they go home and tell you fI1ey saw them in orr window and also say they would ike one to wear. for nifv's sake get it for them for rathing. and you will net only make fhe bow happy but our Coffee will put fhe whole family in a state of joy and happiness Remember.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-06
FROST IN THE wEsT

Boise Idaho, June 6.---This vicinity was visited by severe frost, the like of which has not been known at this season for 15 years. The government weather bureau at Boise reports a temperature of 30. while places throughout the valley report tempera- lures as low as 26 degrees. Flfit is damaged seriously. though the extent of the loss caAnot yet be d4termined. ID the Grand Roadc valley in Oregon there was snow.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-06
WESLEYAN COMMENCEMENT.
President Mckinley Expects to Be
 Present if Possible.


 Middletown, June 6.@The commence ment exercises at Wesleyan university will be of unusual interest this year, even if President Mckinley should be compelled to cancel his acceptance of an invitation to attend His presence will depend upon Mrs AIcKinley's con dition, but strong hopes are still enter tained here that he will be able to carry out his purpose to visit Middle town. Governor Mclean and others eminent in public life. are expected to participate in the commencement eN- ercises
 One feature of popular interest will be the Phi Beta kapa ration, which will be deiivede by Postmas ter General Smith on the afternoon of Tuesday. June 9. If President Mckinley is present reception will be rendered him on the morning of that. day. On Monday. the 24th, Associate Justice David J. Brewer of the United States supreme court will deliver an address in the college chapel. The bacca- laureate sermon will be preached by Bradford Paul Raymond, president of the university, on Sunday morning, and Secretary Mcdowell of the board of education of the Methodist church will deliver the university sermon in the evening. At the graduation exer- cises on Wednesday degrees will be conferred on a class of sixty-eight, the largest in the history of the institu tion.
 It is expected that a recitation build ing will be begun at an early date. Already $75.000 has been subscribed. A scheme which is being arranged by a committee for formulating a general policy for location of new buildings that may be erected in the next half century will be submitted to the trus- tees for approval.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-06
TheMiIIer&Peck Bargain Day, Friday, June '.

At 39c-Ladies' White Lawn Waists, rows of insertion. At 39c-Ladies' Duck Skirts, were Soc. At $2.9S-Ladies' Silk Capes, lace and jet trimmed. value $5. At $5.9S-Ladies' Suits, all wool Ven etian, were $10 At .49c-10 dozen Ladies' Wash Petit coats, were 75c At 7Ac-Fast black Percaline, was 12hc.
 At 39c-Good quality black Taffeta Silk, value 50e. At t6A White Goods Remnants, from 10c. At 121ac-White Organdies, 45 inches wide, value 25c. At 9Ac-Black Satine, from 1214c. At s 1-3c-White India Linen, from 10c 4 At 2oc -Bleached Table Damask, from 25c.
 At Dress Ginghams, from 1oc. At 10c-Yard wide Percales, from 121sc. At 39c--C Children's Guimps, yoke of all over trimming, were 59c. At 49c-Misses Percale Dresses, braid trimmed, large sizes. At 49c-Ladies' Fruit of the Loom Night Robes. lined yoke, were 69c.
 
 colors were 35c. At Women z Vests and Pants, Vests in all shapes and styles of neck and sleeves; Pants knee length, mill run goods, value 25c., At 13c, 2 for 25c-Women's Ribbed Lisle and Cotton Vests. with and without short sleeves, value 19c. At 10c- Children's heavy ribbed School Hose, double. knees, high sspliced heels and toes, value Ire. At 29e-Opaque Window Shades, with fringe and lace, from 371ac. At SEC roll-7W Wall Paper. from Sc. At 5Ac-27- inch fancy Cretonnes. At 1Oc-Small pieces Wilton and Brus- sels Carpets. At 15c-Yard wide Hemp Carpets. At 5c- Remnants Sash Muslirls At $2.98 All Wool Ingrain Rugs, 6x9 feet At 69c-Door Mats. from 9Sc.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-06

 patent tip from S1..39
 98e Ladies' fine kid oxfords four stitch welt Sl. IS La dies heel patent vanp OxfordS S1.5( Lad es' hand turned and welt oxfords, kid or patent tip from S2.OO S1.4i Ladies' finest kid OK lords, patent tip 1nil- itary and French OK lords, manlish lasts from S2.5 S1.9s
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-06
NOW FOR
 FLOWS.
NOW

Flowing time will he here sooner tls:it We realize, then you wiII want a blow and want It rislit away.
 Mere prepared for these "want-it-right=away orders Flow selling is not a side line with us: it's one of our special ties. More than loo blows i'll sfock now-eigh: different makes, thirty-seven different sfFles and patterns. from the small one-h9rSc piow to the h. bor saving Sn.lzy blows.
 Such leading makes as Syra- cuse. Arlington, Oliver. lioN lins5. SDntbhurT, Excelsior and Ec:cler < Taylor make up this rompletes stock. Prices star& at S5 and run to $45.
 'Twonld ba hard tn find an- other stock its equal, for variety ana completeness. hereabouts. This large stock means large l.IyiEg, large selling. means low selling. means lower prices to yau. not cn blows alone but on a;iy aliicie in the implement line. Come to plow headquarters this year. A postal brings a plow catalogue.
 P ). BOL AN,
 se 93 Bank Stfasf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-26
PROCLAMA ~ ION

WHEREAS: By an act of Con.
gress approved April 12, 1900 enti'
tied can act temporarily to provide
revenues and a civil government for
Porto Rico and for others purposes,
it was provided that <Wneuever the
Legislative Assembly Of Porto Rico
shall have enacted aud put into ope.
ration system of local taxation to
meet the necessities of the Govern
ment of Porto Rico, by this act es
tablished and shall by resolution du'
ly passed so notify the President he
shall make proclamation thereof and
hereupon all tariff duties on mer.
chandise and articles going into
Porto Rico from the United States
or coming into the United States
from Porto Rico shall cease and from
and after such date all such merchan.
disc and articles shall be entered at
the several ports Of entry free of
duty, and
WHEREAS: By the same act
it was provided eTnat as soon as
civil government for Porto Rico
shall have been organic ed in accor-
dance with the provisions of this act
and notice thereof shall have been
given to the President he shall make
proclamation thereof and thereafter
all collection of duties and taxes in
Porto Rico under the provisions of
this act shall be paid into the Trea'
sury of Porto Rico to be ex pended
as required by law for the govern
ment and benefit threeof instead of
beicg paid into the Treasury of the
United States2 and
WHEREAS: Ths Legislative
Assembly of Porto Rico has enacted
and put into opera tion 3 system of
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-26
Suces os de Hum acao,
Un periodista en- la carcel.
ACtitud de la P0liCia.

A la voz de sfuego, SO alarm6
ell vecindario de Humacao la noche
del sabado.
Don Francisco Font ex redactor
de SCI c. rim. habia amontonado
alguaos CO chones prendiendole fue.
go.
Al g ercarse la policia para
prestar lilo el Sr Font dispar6
un tiro d. 9scopata qua milageosa
mente no mato al cabo Jddica.
Este sin hacer uso de sus armas
logr6 guitar la escopeta al Sr. Font
condnciendolo sin amarrar, al Depo'
sfto.
La actitud del cabo J1dice es
objeto de general aplauso.
Ell Sef1or Font sigue detenido
por orden del F'isc de la corte de
Distrito que trami el correspon
diente snm ario.
Los medicos catl6can que ell Sr
Font es victima de m acceso de
enagenaci6n mental.
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local taxation to meet the necessities
of the government of Porto Rico as
aforesaid, and has passed aud caused
to be communicated to me the follow.
ing resolution:
A JOINT RESOLUTION of the
Legislative Assembly of Porto Rico,
notifying the President of the United
States that the Legislative Assembly
of Porto Rico has enacted and put
into operation system of local taxa
ton tc meet the necessities Of the
Government of Porto Rico, esta.
blished by act of Congress, entitled
san act temporarily I'd provide reve.
nues and Civil Government for the
Porto Rico, and for other purposes,
duly approved April l 9TH, 1900.
BEIT RESOLVED by the Le-
gislative Assembly of Porto Rico:
WHEREAS: A civ il governm ent
for Porto Rico has bean fully and
completely organized in accordance
with the provisions Of an act of Con.
gress entitled can Act temporarily
to provide revenues and civil gov
ernment for Porto Rico, ard for
other purposes,duiy approved April
Eth, 1900, and:
WHEREAS: It was provided by
the terms of said act of Congress.
that whenever the Legislative AS
sembly of Pto Rico sha all have enac.
ted and pnt into operation system
of local taxation to meet the neces-
stiles of ihe G overnment of Porto
Rico by the aforesaid act establis.
he'd, and shall by resolution duly pa
ssed so notify the President, he shall
make proclamation thereof, and the
reupon all tariff duties on merchant
disc and articles going into Porto
Rico from the United States, or
coming into the United States from
Porto Rico shall cease, and after
such date all such mer chandise and
articles shall be entered at the seve.
ra' ports of entry free of duty:
NOW THEREFORE: The Leg
islative Assembly of Porto-Rico,
in extraordinary session duly called
by the Governor, and held at San
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Now therefore: I, William Mac
Kinley, President of the United
States, in pursuance of the provi-
sions Of law above quoted and upon
the foregoing due notification do
hereby issue this my proclamation,
and do declare and make known
that a civil government for Porto
Rico has been organized in accor-
dance with the provision of the.
said aot of Congress.
And l do further declare and
make known that the Legislative
Assembly Of Porto Rico has enacted
and put into operation a system of
local taxation to meet the neces-
sites of the Government Of Porto
Rico In witness whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the seal ef the United States to be
affixed.
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Guillermo II
medi ara para la paz
ENTIRE INGLEsEs Y BOERs.
Probablemente Kruger reg,esa";
de Africa del Sur.

New-York Julio % Il P. NJ
Telegfafian de xLa Hayas que
Sc stirma que ell E'per dor Gui !.
llermo trata de promov la paz
entire ingleses y boe s Sc cree que
Inglaterra, por mediaci6n d, su re-
presentante en- Be lin ha infuido
cerca del Emperador Guillerno en-
este sentido, L $ condolences de la
paz Sc hasa an en- la Independence
del Ira sva con una fuerte indem-
n zaci N d la Gran Bret ma, intervi-
nendo Inglaterra en- los ingresos
nacionales hasta el pago de las dos
terceras parties de la indemnizaci6n
ST Sc consigue armoni1ar los
iatereses de las dos n2ciones litigan
tes el Presidente Krjiger regresara
al ur de Africa
Sc asegura que Kruger ha re-
cibido va IA nota oficiosa del Empe-
rador Aleman.
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N0TICIAS.

En- ell articulo que publicamos
aver con el rubro eLiga regionals
de nuestro amigo el DR.. Amadso, SO
snfri6 ell error de suprlmir uu rem
glon, al veriticar Ia compa ginacion
de la segunda columna, que empieza
y debe leerse as1:
<Puertorriqueros, nuestra adora
da patria pos llama en- su ayuda: &
&
El domingo % de los corrien
& las de la maf1ana tendra la Archi'
cofradfa del santfsimo Rosario en- su
Capilla de la Iglesia de San Jose, la
communion general mensual. Por la
noche al toque de oraciones. des
pues del Santo Rosario, ejercicio y
pla6ica, la traslaci6n professional de
la Santa Imagen q su Capi!la.
Sc encuentrs en- esta Capital,
acompaf1a 10 de su sonora ,esposa,
nuestro amigo ell doctor Bou, veci
no de Ell CorOzal. -
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La proclama del Pie.
estableciendoel e cabotaje
ENTIRE PUERTO RIG by LOS E. u.
Esta concebida en- terminus muy
favorables para Puerto RICO.

New York Julio p', / P. NJ
Aver ha hrmado el P. esidente
Mac Kinley la proclama estable-
ciendo ell eabotaje entire esa isl. y
los Estados Un dos, eh virtud de Ia
resola G cion ds las Camaras puert :
rPiquenas
Els un documento con iso ca
que $ hacen grande3 elogi del
pueblo de Puert) Ricp.
Toios l,s peri ID COS de la tar
de han copiado la pro oclama comen-
tandola favora ablemente
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Londres in i ndado
Una fuerte t B rmenta
HACE GRANDEs DANos.
Casas y propisdades 5 han sido des
truidas.

New-York Julio p l. P. NJ.
Dicen de Londres que una fuer
te tormenta ha inun NJ dado aquella
capital produciendo grandes danos.
Muchas casas han sido total
mente destruidas. Los daflos en- as
propiedades son incalcu ulables.
Gran nnmero de propietarios
han q edado arruinados
FL Rey Ed .ardo ha enviado de
su peculio abundantes recursos pa
ra socor;er q las victimas.
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HECH0S Y DIcH0S.
CroniQuilla del dia.

Aver hablamos de que Sc ha-
bian detenido las exportaciones
Hawaii, por que decian que por ALA
no querian mas puertorriqueflos.
Pues hoy hemos sabido, que
vuelven q poner ell troly donde es
Ell lunes pr6ximo saldra de New
Orleans ell vapor :eCalifornia, para
hacer su cargamento Gu Aguadilla.
Debera regresar q New Orleans
el 8 de Agosto
~.
Fechada en- Macei6, ciudad del
Brasil, hemos recibido aver una
carta.
Nos piden sim plemente una sus.
cripcion de Ella Correspondence, y
tienen la osadia de llamarla <bri-
llante 6rgano de la culta Puerto Ri
COZ y q nosotros ecompetentes re-
dactores,.
Si esa carta cae en- manos de la
sef1orita de Caguas, la hubiera eau
sado tremendA desazo1.
Esos Brasilei1os, diria, MO saben
10 que Sc pescan. Isl hubiera sido
uOSOGFO3, uleuOS Iuhl!
aQ1e le ha pasado al director
tapado de Gel Clamor de Oriente,?
iSe le deseng ganch6 ell troly, y
le dieron pasaporte?
Pues ESQ servira para probable
que no todas las vocss Sc pueden
lamar ede primo cartellos, y que
cuando Sc suelta uu gallo, Mr. Bum
Laugh agarra la batuta y dice:
sVaya usted con los gallos q
otra parte,.
Tres amos cumplieron aver que
comenz6 el pepiteo por el hermoso
puerto de Guanica.
I'm purado de guerrilleros, que
nu llegaban 90, le hicieron fuego
q los acoraz ados del general Miles
Despues, ya sabenos 10 que pa
s6, tambien 10 que esta pasando.
Nos falta saber aun 10 que pasara
Por de pronto, va tenemos ca
botaje. FAlta saber 81 los fabrican'
tes am ericanos no subiran los pre-
clos de sus productos, y los Trust
y
baco. Todo puede ser.
Y 81 nos mandan para AGA, libre
de derechos, los cafees del Brasil y
Java, vamos bailar la caringa en-
la cuerda Aoja.
Dicen que Santiago Ap6stol an
daba siempre q caballo..
Es de sdponer que ell Ap6stol
tendria algun alazau comprado en-
Venus, de aquellos que tfenen alas
y patas.
Pues aver andaban los Santiagos
pie, en- coches, y en- tranvia
For que dicen, que desde hace
tres amos Sc ape6 el santo, con pro
p6sitos de no montar mas en- A ne
RIGA.
;Cuantos Santiagos de ALA estu
vieron siempre montados y metien
do las espuelss sin compassion!
A esos Santiagos cabalgadores
50 les debe que ahora nos lleven
atados la cola de caballos de 20
cuartas.
Y 81 PECAN una COZ, destripan
al mas pintado.
Sabemos por conducto tidedigno
que en- ell Corozal no hay ninguna
cIase de rczamientos entire los ele:
mentos federales.
Todos los afiliados q dicho par.
tido en- aquella jurisdiction, rind. n
quito la discipline.
Nos completeness en- hacer esta
aclaracion. Siempre queremos es
tar al lado de la verdad.
Nos dice un amigo, que no esta
derogada una 6rden general pro-
mulgada en- 'tiempos del general
Davis, ordenando que los Munici'
pios paguen sus cuentas atrasadas
antes que las corrientes
No sabemos ESQ de modo abso
luto, pero bueno sera que nuestro
Ayuntamiento Sc colcque en- terreno
tirme.
Podria suceder que algunos de
los perjudlcados Sc defendiessn en-
los Tribunales.
Agujas de maquinas de todas
claees & centavos
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NOTIClAS POR CABLE
sERvIcIo DIREcTo De NEW-YoRK:

Done at the city of Washington
this twenty firth day Of July in
the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and one and Of the
independence of the United States
the one hundred and twenty sixth.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
(SeaD
By the President
David ]. Hill,
Acting Secretary Of State.
GOV. ALLEN CONGRATULATES.
Gobernor Allen extends his con-
gratulations to the people of Porto
Rico upon the happening of this
great event in which congratulate
tions cordially concur.
WILLIAM Fl. HUNT.
By the Acting Governor
J. II. McLEARY,
Acting Secretary.
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DeSInentida la n0tiCia.
Los mutrt0S g0zan
buena Salud.

Cartas recibidas hoy de los Es'
tados Unidos, anunclan ser compile
tamente falsas las noticias comuni-
cadas a La Dsmocracia de Caguas
sobre los Sres Aguilar-M Fo
ssas Y Nazario.
Todo es incierto; y 10 celebra-
mosspor la tcanqu l.dad de las respec'
twas familias de esos jovenes estu
diantes.
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I'm angel al Citl0.

Ha fallecido en- Santurce des.
pues de treinta dias de eofer medad
la agracfada nina Edith, de diez y
seis meses, hija de nuestro amigo Mr.
Pablo Noble y de la Sonora Iues
France.
Enviamos ruestras rases de
condolences a los esposos Noble por
esta sensible desgracia.
En- esta tipogratiase hace toda
clase de trabsjos { precios equitati
vos
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Juan, the Capital, on Jnly fourth,
A. D., 1901, acting pursuant to the
authority and power in it vested by
the provision of the said act of Con-
gress above referred to does hereby
notify the President of the United
States that by virtue of an act Of
the Legislative Assembly of Porto
Rico, entitled 1An act to provide
revenue for the people of Porto Ri
co, and for other purposes,~ duly
approved January 3lst., A. d.,
1901, and Of other acts Of the Le7
gislative Assembly duly enacted at
the first session of the Legislative
Assembly Of Porto Rico, duly held
at San Juan, Porto Rico, commenc-
ing December 3rd:, 1900, and end
ing January 81 st., A. D., 1901,
it has enacted and put into operation
a system Of local taxation to meet
the necessities Of the Government Of
Porto Rico, by the aforesaid act Of
Congress- established.
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
OF PORTO-RICO.
hereby directs that a copy of this
joint resolution be presented to the
President of the United States, and
hereby requests the Governor Of
Porto-Rico to deliver the same to
the President, and to the end that
proclamation may be made by him
according to the provisions of the
said act Of Congress, and if it shall
seem wise and proper to the Presi-
dent, that such proclamation may
issue on the twenty-fifth day of July,
the said day being a legally establish
ed holiday in Porto-Rico commence
ting the anniversary Of the coming
of the America q flag to the island.
Signed } William H. Hunt.
Pres. Of the Executive Council
K Signed.) Manu- lei F. Rossy-Speal1-
er of House of Delegates.
Approved July 4 th., 1901.
(Signed) Chas H. Allen.
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MerCadO de NeW--York
Cotizaciones de hoy

Harina de Trigo xEl Gigantep
saco. 5 3-Q5
Harina de Maiz <Goldon Maizex
saco. sails
Alimento para caballo xStock
Foods SacO. $ 800
Tocino de Norton s 1900
Jamones California; las 100
libras. S-75
Harina de Trigo ~El Premio
Mayor saco. 1915
Salchichones $1,000
Manteca ola VencedOra~ CO.
rriente) S6-3[4
Manteca xLa Primera~ Chi
charron) $500
Tocino xCrecientes $ll -55
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Dos alumnos de Ia escuela
Normal de la calle de 10 Fortaleza,
la emprendieron hoy silletazo
impio.
Nos dicen que SO ha undo ell
claustro de profesores para formar
les consejo de discipline y que seran
expulsados de la escuela.
OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AID.
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Vale. Fortaleza II (altos) Gesti6n
en- los Centros oficiales y Ayupta.
mientos Sc cuenta con sbogados
del pals americanos y traductor.
Tambien Sc ocupa esta oficina de
comp1a y venta de fincas etc.
P-N-A
En- la Gale de la sCruz 81,
altos SO han establecido classes noe.
turnas gratuitas, de todas las asig-
naturas que exigen en Ia Normal.
Son iniciadores y director de dichas
classes los entusiastas profesores
don F lix de Zsngotita y don Fran
cisco de Vizcarrondo.
Ha habido un case delpeste bubo'
MICA en- New York. FL case no es
grave Sc espera salvar al enfermo
pero SO adoptan rigurosas precau'
clones.
M Romero Haxthausen.
Da classes de ingles domicilio.
Hace traducciones.
Gale Nueva noe Marina Il
Hotel Inglaterra.
Ell Gobieruo Espaf1ol Sc prepara
a artillar cOnvenientemente su Tito
raj, aumentando Ia vez el ejercito.
Sostendra 100000 honbres en-
active servicio.
yCarpetas p ara
Escrituras Notariales
| lien DIVERSOS COLORES
Talonarios y toda clase de
folletos. con cubicrtas eleganteS,
CO go !,
LA Correspondence
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Executive Mansion.

San Juan P R. Jul y 25, 1901.
The following Proclamation has
this day been issued by the Presi.
dent of the United States, to wit:
PROCLAMATION
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Agujas de maquinas de todas
claces a centavos
Sobrinos de Armas, Cruz, 13
n-a-45 -13
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MPARTApO 184
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