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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-02-28
w. H. Hale, County Trustee, re-
news his subscription to the News,
WATCH US GROW.

Mr.. w. c. Moore, of Caroline
Chapel, remembered the News this
week.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-02-28
Don't Tobacco splt and Smoke Your Life Away.

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag.
netic. full OF life, nerve and vigOr, take No'To'
BAG, the wonder-wOrker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, Of. Cure guaran.
teed Booklet and sampIe free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-02-28
Party at Pleasant Grove.
WATCH US GROW.

Pleasant Grove, Feb. 26.-The So
cial event of the season twas a sur
prise party at the house of Mrs. Sal
lie DANES Tuesday night. Cross
questions and silly answers, thimble
and quaker were the games that
were played. AT late hour the
guests departed, all expressing them
selves as having hadlssa good time.
May the young enjoy themselves
and the old rejoice.
Those present were:
Misses
Maud Dame, Lula Payne,
Hattie O'Neal, Nora Lasater,
Agnes Lasater.
Messrs-
Frank Payne, Walter Dame,
j. F. Roarke, T. A. Dame,
Albert Lasater, w. S. Minter.
1EJG's BlO By.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-02-28

A wagon factory will be started
at South Pittsburg.
The daily sentinel., 1901-01-07
Entertained.

On Saturday afternoon, from until
o'clock, Mrs. G. w. Steele and Mrs
Paul DeLaMar entertained about thirty
members Of the Womans Relief Corps at
the home OF the former on Grand be-
tween End and 3rd.
The house was beautifully decorated
with smilax and palms, flags and bunt-
ing, the effect being very bright and
cheerful.
Two games were played during the af-
ternoon, high five and Parlor Quoits. In
the game OF High Five, there was tie
for the first favor between Mrs. G w.
Rumble and Mrs. Beemer. The ladies
drew cuts and Mrs. Rumble secured the
favor. Mrs. Calkins took second prize.
In the game of Parlor Quoits Mrs
Thomas Williams took first prize and
Miss Anderson second
Elegant refreshments were served by
the hostesses and the guests did ample
justice to the repast The ladies re-
port a delightful time.
The daily sentinel., 1901-01-07

Mr.. Louis James and Miss Kathryn
Kiddsr appear Friday evening in Shake
speare's "A Midsummer Nights Dream"
Park opera house. Friday, January 11th
The first sermon OF series on "High
Thinking" by Rev. G. E. B. Ward, at the
Presbyterian church last night, was prac-
tical and to the point.
Eli Perkins who used to be considered
funny, will lecture at Florence in The
near future.
A Camp Of Modern Woodmen has been
instituted at Rifle with 81 members.
The daily sentinel., 1901-01-07
Tickets on sale at Haskell's Pharmacy.
PHILLIP D. ARMOUR DEAD.
Head Of the Great Packing House
Died Yesterday in Chicago
of Pneumonia.

Chicago, Jan. 6-Phillip D. Armour
died at his residence on Prairie avenue
in this city at about o'clock this even
ing.
The end came after two years OF illness
during which time Mr.. Armour visited
the German baths and passed some time
at the cold baths in Southern California, i,
but his health had been broken never to
be regaiped.
He has been lying at his old family
home for several weeks. 1t was known
at his Office that he had an attack of
pneumonia but it was given out no more
than a week ago that he was on the road
to recovery. 1t was noted, however. that
the constant attendance of the family
physician at the bedside OF the sick man
did not corroborate the favorable re-
ports,
Mr.. Armour had lost strength from
day to day since the commencement Of
winter. The pneumonia was checked
but strength was not regained. The firm
grip he had 30 long maintained upon
the business of Armour & Co.. whether
at the office or thousands of miles away,
steadily relaxed. Reports no longer in
terested him us they did in the first
mouths of his declining health.
the sudden death of his son and name
sake nearly year ago, hung heavily on
him, in fact he never recovered from the
shock which he experienced from that
event.
The daily sentinel., 1901-01-07

court. 1t would have been far better
for the reading public had these letters
been placed in the FIRE before the trial
A sensational divorce case, like that of
masses.
The daily sentinel., 1901-01-07

A gentleman who is familiar with the
cost of manufacturing typewriters says:
"There is only one on the market that
costs as much as $24 TO manufacture,
while mott of them can be made for as
little as $l6. But it costs lot to sell
them. The agents must have their COM
missions, and any number of machines
are sent out on trial and never sold. All
such have to be repaired or made new.
The purchasers have to pay for this nom
sense. The typewriter is one of the few
machines in general Use that have not
come down to reasonable price. The
bicycle was 800 few years ago, where
as today you can get staunch one for
SIT. Some wheels cost less than $40 to
make, but 1926 to sell. In five years you
will be able to buy the best typewriter
on the market for 1875, and chainless
wheel for 800 When we can get rid of
the middleman things will sell for what
they are worth"
The daily sentinel., 1901-01-07
Duke ss YaChtsnan.

When the new English royal yacht
is sent for run from Portsmouth to
Halifax, Nova Scotia, the duke Of
York will probably take command Of
her. and subsequently be promoted to
rear admiral's rank.
The daily sentinel., 1901-01-07

Just after the famous divorce trial Of
the Sells at Columbus, Ohio, ten thous-
and pages OF silly love letters-received
at various times from love sick mon by
Mrs. Sells-were ordered burned by the
The daily sentinel., 1901-01-07
masses.

From the Tombs to Sing Sing. This
trip was made few days ago by a dep
uty sheriff OF New York City and Alex
ander Stewart, the 14year old boy who
it is said maliciously murdered another
boy. The court has decided that the
remaining days OF this mere child are to
be spent behind the grated windows and
in the gloomy cell of one OF the biggest
aud most noted state prisons in the
world. Here his young life will be shut
outside; here he will be compelled to
grow to mans estate with hardened
criminals all about him; here he will
perchance sit and ponder over the heiu-
GUS crime committed; here he will spend
the days of his youth and of his manhood
and when old age creeps upon him and
he lies down in the bed or cot of his
lonely cell or of the hospital to die, he
will have no fond friend to bid him good
bye, for should he live out the allotted
time of man, friends-if he has any at
this writing-will have forgotten him and
him and Alexander Stewart, the boy
murderer, and the youngest criminal
that was ever placed behind tho stony
walls of Sing Sing prison, will be buried
in prisoners grave, unwept-unknown
save for the number that the records
show was assigned him on the day he
entered the gates of the prison.
The daily sentinel., 1901-01-07

Mid dreams backward straying l wander
At highnoon of heaven profound;
And the picture of faces l ponder,
Alone in this Fairyland found.
Betimes there sweet music and laughter
Fill the air with mirth breathing sound;
And the nimble-foot Muse coming after,
Dies away in faint echo around.
The soft, mellow lights brightly beaming,
Now reve in each quiet glance;
And eyes all aglow, gently beaming,
Keep time to the music and dance.
How the violin thrummed with swift fingers
Sends thrill of ancient delight
To the heart that evermore fingers
Round the thoughts that pass in the night.
Here days that stand guard o'er our child
Still cling to the dear, old, old, home,
That's haunted by deep forest wildwood,
Speak of friends, alas, that are gone.
And the river murmuripg ever
OF something we've left far behind,
Paints it's sadness and joys together
On the walls of the infinite mind.
For faces we met in the twilight
OF our youth-now gone with the tide,
We see in the silence of midnight,
And walk hand in hand by their side.
Mr.. Alfred Harmsworth, the we'll
known London journalist who is at pres
ent studying the workings Of the .Ameri
can newspaper man, is in the United
States. On New Years day he was Civ
en- the position, for the day, as editor-in-
chief OF the New York world, one of the
great papers of this country. The paper
was called the twentieth century edition
and was modelled after the idea of Mr..
Aarmsworth which is condensation in
the matter of news and the making the
size of the paper smaller and
more on the order OF magazine. The
tendency Of the times is not towards
smaller newspapers but towards larger
ones-not to more limited presentation
OF the news but to a larger prese entation.
The constantly better facilities for news
gathering permits this, the public inter
est demands it and competition supplies
it. Moreover, the twentieth century
newspaper is to be what the nineteenth
century started to make it, diversified
vehicle Of good and instructive matter.
or coarse every reader OF the big city
dailies will admit that there is plenty Of
"slush," as newspaper man terms it, in
every one OF them, yet this same matter
is read, as we'll as all the advertisements
in a paper, by some few of the Thousand
readers Mr.. Harmsworth's idea is a
splendid one, but the hustling American
newspaper man will continue getting out
papers from "a to 76 pages of from 7 to
8 columns each and the twentieth CEN
tury newspaper of America will still lead
the world-in bulk at least-long after
the body of Mr.. Alfred Harmsworth, the
English Napoleon Of journalism, is
mouldering in his grave.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-10
Esta visto.

Esta visto.
Junto la nota tragica siempre ha de sur
glr In nota c6mica.
Y en- esta OCCASION Sc han encargado de
dara los partidarios de Matienzo, sea los
espiriti>tas, quIenes aseguran que estaban al
tanto de 10 que habfa de sucederle Nc Kin
ley.
iL&stma que no puderan preverlo nj evil
tarlol
Ya-a todos-sin ser espiritstas nj mucho
menos-nos DIS ba en- que pensar ell fen6meno
Observable en- Vega -baja, por donde deshlaron,
de una on fondo, varias goiondTinas. cuya
presencia hiko estremecer los supersticlosos
Este hechO al 0malo, habia de tener re
sonancia, come efecto la ha tendo
5 esas golOndrinas 40 parecen. en- la for
indicada, de SECURE que Frederick no hubiese
atentado contra la vida de Nc Kinley.
Tai es la opinion de nuestros profetas, los
cuales predicen los acoEtecimientos despues
de ocurridos.
De ahf que, al reeves de 10 que sucedfa con
los profetas de la antiguedad, Sc equivoquen
muy pocas veces.
En- este Sc asemejan al gallego del cuento.
Ell cual, en- cierta OCCASION, decia IN COM
psfiero:
-Hueleme que va haber palos.
jim que 10 has conocdo?
-En que va me han d8do uno.
~**
No fata duien relacione este luctuoso su-
eeso con e' cometa que apareci6 hace algunos
meses.
-Esto traera cola, murmuraban los que
cfeen agteros
aunque desaparec6 ell cometa, Sc
volvi6 hablar mas de presencia EN- Ell es
pacio, ahora traen su cola coaci6n la COM
plican ell atentado del anarquista poaco.
iVaya usted contener las imaginaciones
acaloradas
A todo lie encuentran signiacacion tras-
cendencia.
Pero a6n cuando esos espfrtus zahorfs sa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-10
La pubIicidad

1ntefesantes euriosos los estudios que
oil vizconde e Avenel viene dedicando en- la
REVUE DES DEUx MONDE al capisme de la
vida moderna. Entire elos fgura ell dedicado
la publicidad como eemento de reclamo, no
snbiendo menos de cien mIllones de frances
los Que ell vizconde de Ayene calcula que Sc
gastan anuamente solo en- Francia como pre-
supuesto Uistble de la publicidad.
De estos Glen riones, cuarenta Sc in
vierten en- anuncios reclamos de peri6dicos
fevistas almansques, veinte en- circulares
impresos sueltos; venticinco en- carteles
medios sfmflares, y ounce en- los demas pro-
cedimientos de publicidad, sromos, cajas de
cerilas, listas, tarjetas etc.
Hay negocios que exigen gastos de publi-
cidad verdaderamente sorprendentesi asf, por
sjemplo, para hacer tragar al p1biico ell an
suelo de una novela en- IN periodfco que vive
De su folletfn, Sc ha legado gastar hasta
ps hepta mil frances en- ayisos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-10
ULTInAS NO11CIAS

Nuestro corresponsal en- San Juan nos te-
legra fla 10 siguiente las II Is a. No.
A AS sells de la maf1ana de aver, cnando Sc
anunci6 los tableros de los peri6dicos en-
Parke Row la mejorfa de Mr.. Nc Kinley, ell
p6oico neoyorkino rompi6 en- atronadores
aciamaciones de algeria.
La segnnda ba'a que dispar6 Co gozs so-
bre Ell presideBte, atraves6 Ell eet6mago aloian-
dose los mdscuos de la espalda.
81 han tornado plntos en- las heridas para
que funcionen los utestinos los rinones
Despn6s sera extrafia la baia.
81 doctor Blrney predice que Me K nley
sanarA, ST no sufre una recaf ia dentro de "a
horas. Los 6rganos interiores funcionan re-
gularmente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-10
"A DlESTRO = SlNsESTRO

bfan anticipadamente 10 ocurrdo, ninguno de
ellos Sc atreve vaticinar 10 que ocurrra den
tro de veinticuatro horas.
ESQ Que, seg6n dicen. Matienzo Sc haHa
muy atareado, communication con Ell otro
mundo, & fn de recibfr noticias fdedignas
descifrar 10 porveDr.
Pero ri por esas.
The Country, fata de asuntos de mayor
impOrtancia, dedica disertar SCORE ia prem
sa peri6dica, escribe:
xEs un poder lei Estado!. -. va 10 creo.
V un vehfcuo en- ell cual caminan la adulacf6n
y la mensira con demasiado rapidez
<En ell peri6dico dicen las mayores ton
terfs las mas qrd7des sim pleas; no hay mala-
dero que no encuentre aIgo que decir por me-
dio del periodicals
A la vista esta.
Parece que The Country habla por expe-
riencia.
Despu6s. en- la forma sui o6neris que le dis
tingue, anade:
<Y asf por ell esti'o, serfa 10 de concluir
(?), ell citar las veces que Sc les llama,
bonitas q las feas,
iustrados los Gpidos,
galardo escritor necio,
buen poeta IN pie giario.
mod este IN soberbio engre1do,
maestro al que necesita ser dfscfpulo.>
por ahf contiD(ia Ell inYentario.
Touen nota los amigos de The Country q
qnienes este h&ye picafo applique en- 10 We
nidero alguno de los caltfcativos eXpresadost
Yivaya 81 The Country es pr6dtgo en- epf-
tetos encomiasticos cuando le da por sanumar
sus correlig igionari0s
Basta echar una ojeada sus colecciones.
Aparte de ESQ, todos cuantos escriben en-
The Country, Dones inclusive, son unas emil
nencias.
Pero la gramatica no parece,
va ell lector maliciOso Sc supone con
uaien va esa alusiop, enderezada los macs
| tros que necesitan ser discfpnlos.
iAh, Salom6n!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-10
La fabrica mas grande
de lOcOmOtOras del rnunlO

Les famosos taleres de Baldwin Ca en-
Filadelfa, considerados liltimamente como Ia
mayor fabrica de locomotoras del universe
han constrndo durante ell afo timo 207
maqunas sea IN POGO mas de por cada dia
de trabajo. De estas. 6 son de aire couprimi-
do, As eectrcas 1 153 vapor.
El peso total de estas locomotoras repre-
senta mas de 100. 600 toneladas de prod uctos
totaimeLte conciuidos, corresponds I'm
consume de 235 900 toneladas de fundici6n
de 90 900 toneladas de carbon.
Estas locomotoras. colocadas una iunto
otra. en- la mfsma ifnea. ocuparfau q largo de
cerca de 2219 Kilometres, su poder total eaui-
valdrfa una potencia de tracci6n de mas de
cinco mil milcDes de silogramos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-10
Francisco J. Mater
y Ramon Nada|
ABOGAO0s Y NOTRRi0S

Con notarfas en- Utuado Arecibo res.
pectivamente. Bufete en- Arecibo. Ore
cen al pdblico sus servicios profesonales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-10
ATElTADO CONTRA uC. kIILEY
@R a a nEsF az .

| Dice que cumpli6 su mission de salvar de IN
m6nstruo 6 Ia humanidad.
Disestimiento
Sc ha desistido de trasladar Washington
al herido.
Respuesta un mensaje
FL vce-presidente 6e la rep1blica, Mr.
Theodore Roosevelt, ha telegrafado en- ter
minos afectuosfsimos Ia Reina Regente de
Espana, en- contestaci6n su sentido her
moso mensaje, que tanto ha impresonado la
opinion publica norte americana.
Otras notIcias
El sabio doctor Burneq atribuye la ro-
bustez de Mr.. Nc Kinley Ia mejorfa que Sc
nota
Sc hacen elogios de la resignation de este
en Ia operaci6n para eztraerle Ia primera.
bala.
La sala en- que Sc encuentra Ell prestdente
% Gpala meiico specialists doctor M. Bur
ney, los demas consagrados las consultas
algUnas personas de Ia servld bre.
El vestfbulo esta completameDte lleuo de
fur cionarios amigos CUE cada momento Sc
presentan q e 10 de enterarse de Ia salud del
primer Magistrate de la Repdblica.
Muchos millares de personals, entire las
Que hay bastantes que han derramado 1agrf-
mas. han prestado su tribute al pres1dente te
desflando cerca de Ia alcoba cue
-CueutrG.
Suspension de espectacuIos
otro despacho de Buffalo dice que todos
los espectacuios de la Exposition, diversiones
pdblicas juegos ateticos, epfesentaciones
teatrales, ETC.; etc. Sc han suspendido ezpon-
tknea mente.
Sc cree tambien que sean apazadas las
famosas regatas anunciadas Nueva York.
En- muchos temples Sc han dirigido pre-
ces por la salud del ilustre enfermo.
Setiembre 10. -11.56 N.
Mejor(a
Mac Kinley mejora.
Pulse, temperature, respiration, cast ma
turales.
Junta de medicos desespera de salvarle
Organismos interiores contindan funcio.
nando bien.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-10
Leon CoIgozs

L0Uli OOISOZS
Parece que ell nombre del agresor de Mr..
Nc Kiniey no es Frederick Nieman-como Sc
dijo en- los primeros momentos-sfno Leon Col
gozs. Las circunstanciss de identidad las
que hemos refsriio anteriormente.
Ell anarquista ColgoZs sigae Degando que
tenga completes.
Un parte Official
Dsspachos oficiaies recibidos de Buffalo
las ocho de la manaua de aver, aseguran que
81 presidente descans6 gran parte de Ia poche
anterior
Ha querido hablar con los medicos pero
estos e imponen silencio por ell estadO de pos
TRACTION cue encuentra.
Sc han suspendido las yisitas.
La peritonitis
Ef tenor de os licos que sobreven-
Ga una pertonitis. Dcen que ST Sc prolonga
la mejoria, es possible evtar aqu6lls.
Aver tarda Sc esperaba Ia reacci0n.
Cru amos franceses
Aver legaron Buffalo Anmediatamente
SO pusieron la cabecera del enfermo los repu-
tados m6dicos- ciruj janos franceses. Mr. Robin
Mr. Deulaboy, reconociendo detenidamente
las heridas.
Despues de una larga consuta con los me.
GcOs americanos fuerOn de opinion los dos
primeros que la muerte tan inminente,
, caso de poder efectuar la operaci6n segunda.
ae ssIvara.
La presidencia
A1n no Sc ha epcargado de la preside ncia
de Ia repdbica ell vice -presidsnte Mr. Teodo
ro Roosevelt pues, segdu la constitution, solo
puede hacerse extremO.
FL conseio de medfcos dictamina que q
puede asegurar ell pr6xmo fin de la vida de
Nc Kiney nj tampoco decararIo capacitado
para continuar ejerciendo las fnnciones de su
alto cargo
CompIot universal
Los iefes de la poicfa americana ell Sc
cfetarfO del interior Green que existe
to compot anarquista universal y que los
vos de la secreta sociedad one Sc extende por /
TODD ell nuevo y ell viejo continente. Siguen
hacendose detenciones y Sc encuentran do
cumentados que descubren ell proyecto de
realfzar en- breve los asesnatos del Gear de
Russia de los reyes de Italia Espahs.
Hidal gfa espahola
Mrs. Nc Kiney ha recibido un expressive
cable de s. M Ia repa regente &c Es spaffa, Ia
meptando ell incidente ocurrido en- Buffalo
sn esposo hacienda votos por 81 pronto res
tablecimiento del pacfente porque no tepga
fatales constituencies al atentado.
Tambien ell Secretario de Estado Mr.. Hay
fecibio otro telegrarna del presidcnte del con- |
Sc 10 de 10 otstros espsf1ol, Interest ndose por
la salud del presidente y protestando del inau-
ditto atentado
CoIgozs tranquIo
Leon Colgozs sgresor de Nc Kinley, se
tnuestra trandulo y esperanzado de que ha
conseguido su objeto de matar al presidente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-10

Aver habf. 3s detenidos en- el der6sito
municipal de San Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-10
Ia Emulsion
leggittiima.

Millares de medicos han
justifiCado con su autor;.
dad que no cxiste na9a
mejOr para robuStecer
fortaIecer el ORGANISING oue
la preparaC Ci6n lIamada
EMULSION DE SCOTT.
compuesta de aCeite de hi.
gado de bacaIao en- comb.
naci6n con hipofosiitos de
cal y de sosa, seguros per
su experienced que aqu6l
nutre y fOrtifica d la yez
que los hipofosfitos ento.
nan ell sistema neryioso.
restaurandole las fuerzas Y
energfa vital, para repeIer
principles antaS6nicoS Y re.
cuperar la salud normal.
Preparation de tan ben6fi.
COS resuitados terapeu1icos
es la legitima
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-10
NOtic1aS

En- Ell suelto <Cosas de la Poicfa> lie Rio
Piedras, que publicamos hoy, obsersamos una
errata de GAIA, cuando impossible subsa-
narla.
Donde dice xEl facutatvo reconoci6 en-
Pagan una lesion ;, debe leerse: Fl facultati
vo reconoci6 en- Perazd &. &.
Nuestro amigo don Francisco Martinez
halo hoy IN bilete de peso de los que con.
tienen algunas cajetias de cigarrIlos de <La
Favorita1
En- casa de los sehores Aguayo salts
fzo Ell porte del premio.
En- Humacao han sido Dombrados para
formar parte de la junta De de instruction. los
senores don Juan Landron, don 3 Recurd,
doctor Fernando Gonzalez don Felipe Oterc.
Ey- Leoncio Barreiro.-Clrujano-D It's
ta.--Calle de Ruiz Beivis Caguas Puerto
Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-10

Aver habf. 38 detenidos Ell el der6sito
municipal de San Juan
sW-Jos6 G. del Vale (Fortaieza 7D.-Od-
cfnas para Ia gestion de a5untos administratj-
vos en- todos los centros ohciaies.
El ayuntamiento de Arecibo ha tornado
ell acuerdo de seguir pensonando al joven Car
los Manssanett, one estudfa en los Estados
Unlios, siempre que aquel acredite con bue
mas notas su COMPARTMENTS
Ia falleceo en- ell hospital de Arecibo,
Atanacio Nieves, individuo que extingufa con-
dena nor robo, estando suieto un sumario
por otro delto analogO
Ell Agente en- Ciaes. del xThe Puerto Ri
co Herald,> entregara ell ezpresado perio-
dico. ningdn suscritor que ell dfa 13 de cada
mes, no acoDpafie la Quota que por tai con-
cepto le CORES ponde. %
En Lola Sc hala vacants una plaza de
m6dtco tituar dotada con $40 dollars anua'es
La alcald{a de Fajardo anuncia la vacan-
te de m6iico titular del pobiado de Ce1ba. Sc
retribuye el cargo con 600 dollars.
w-SASTRERtA 1TALIANA de Miguel
Savfno.-Trai les a la MEDIA prop titud
m6dicos precios. Al cliente que no quede sa-
tisfecho me ob go hacerIe otro traje Exis-
tencias de generos ingleses franceses.-San
francisco, So San Juan p &. d.
Don Aveluo Rios esta nombrado juez de
policfa suplente para Rinc6n.
Varios cacos desarra 1aron las puertas de
una casa de comercio de Lola, robando algu-
nos efectos.
ola BOR1NQU ENs DE Targas & ca no
olviiar que esta casa la que mas barato
vende que consta tsmente Introduce nuevas
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ta hace fe.
S. halla en- Caguas nuestro apreciable CO
rreigionaro de Lola, don Antonio F. Carras
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nflo Estos Il timos vienen curarse un pade
cimiento q la vista con Ell hao1l ocullsta doctor
Gimenez Saniurjo.
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Gel Ahorro Collective, de Jose Soivera ia
sido trasladado a la calle de San Justo MI
nero 35.
Por los dltimos vapores ha recibido IN
nuevo surtido de proviciones, especialmente
varias conservas de todas clases.
IS San Justo 35 o.
Dofia Rosario Cuebas, nos encarga que de- |
mos en- nombre gracias expresivas don |
Eduardo Giorjetti, por haberle regalado una f
casa Manan.
Q1eda complacida
La Emulsion de Scott ell i1r medic
lie administrar las grasas fosforadas. Esto es
iebido sin duda la faciiidad con que es ash
nilada por ell organismo
Don Gabriel Igutna, Medico Cirujano por
a Tniversidad de Madrid,
CertiGca One hace a1os viene hacienda
$50 de la Emulsion de Scott de aceite de hf-
.ado de bacalao con hipofosftos de cal de
osa habiendo obtenido buenos resutados en-
quellos casos en- que be creiio necesario gu
mpleo.
para que conste donde convenga, expi-
Ia a presente en- Camuy. Puerto Rico, Il de
dayo de 1924. DR.. Gabriel lghsna,