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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-04-04

United States and leaders of opinion
among the insurrectionary Filipinos,
resulting in a full understanding and
most friendly feeling between By far
the greater part of the Filipino people
and ourselves, and participation by
many members Of Aguinaldos govern
ment in the civil government under
American sovereignty. append hereto
list of twentythree officers of the
insurrectionary government who hold
positions of trust. Under our govern
ment Aguinaldo himself has taken a
position earnestly urging his country
me14ssto accept our sovereignty, and
most of them have already followed his
advice.
No Merit In the Elan.
1T is not perceived that any addi-
tional benefit would be obtained by
taking delegations of Cubans and
Porto Ricans to the Philippines or by
bringing delegations from the Philip
pines to the United States in advance
Of the choice of official delegates pro-
vided for by the bill now pending in
congress. On the other hand it would
be very difficult to keep such proceed
ing free from spectacular and sensa-
tional features, which would be in
furious.
1T is not fact that the warfare in
with marked severity; on the contrary,
the warfare has been conducted with
marked humanity and magnanimity on
the part of the United States army.
"Elihu Root, Secretary of War
The conclusions of the secretary Of
war are hereby approved.
Theodore Roosevelt, White House"
The secretary appends list of twenty
three officers of the insurrectionary army
holding positions of trust under this gov-
eminent.
Two More Letters.
Miles replied to the secretary of war in
letter dated March "a. in which he eX-
planned his purpose still further discaim-
ing spectacular purpose or a desire to
Interfere with existing civil or military
authority in the Philippines. He says his
suggestion concerning Cubans, Porto
Rcans and F'ilipinos visiting this country
not being deemed advisable, II do not ask
for its further consideration.
Miles letter was followed by a commu-
nication from the secretary of war COM
menting upon its several suggestions.
This begins as follows:
without commenting upon the pro-
priety of a military officer undertaking
to review the action Of the president I
again submit the paper for such recon-
sderation as the president may think adj
viSable."
The remainder of the secretary's com
munication is practically an elaboration
of his previous objections to Miles plans
and in reply to the latter's suggestion Of
military service in the Philippines he ac-
cuses Miles of making the charge on UNI
SubStantlatcd rumorS that are now being
Investigated by Chaffee.
The secretary's communication was APP.
proved by the president.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-04-04
STRIKE AvERTED.
Massachusetts Cotton Mill
Trouble Likely to Be
Settled.

Lowell, Mass. April 1.-At the con-
clusion Of an all-night conference be-
tween a committee Of citizens and rep
resentatives of the textile council of
this city. it was announced early today
that the threatened strike of $4,000 cot
ton mill operatives Of this city was
averted for a week at least. Citizens
will use their good offices with the
mill managers to bring about the in
crease in wages demanded by the OPP
eratives.
Providence, r. l., March 29.-Notices
of a 10 per cent advance in wages of
operatives We're posted today in the
cotton mills in Rhode Island and Mas
sachusetts operated by the Goddard
land Knight interests. 1t is expected
Lippits,, who, with the Knights and
Goddards, practically controls the cot
ton industry in this state, also will
grant the increase.
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CHAPTER XVII.
NARRATIVE CONTINUED BY THE
DOCTOR-THE JOLLY-BOATS

bOCIott-If1E JULY -BOAIS
LAST TRIP.
This fifth trip was quite different
from any of the others. In the first
place, the little galllpot OF boat that
we were in was gravely overloaded
Five grown men, and three Of them
Trelawney, Redruth and the captain
over six feet high, was already more
than she was meant to carry. Add to
that the powder, pork and the bread
BIS. The gunwale was Tipping astern
Several times we shipped little water
and my breaches and the tails Of my
coat were all soaking wet before we
had gone 100 yards.
The captain made us trim the boat,
and we got her to lie a little more
evenly. All the same, we were afraid
to breathe.
In the second place, the ebb was now
making-a strong ripping current run
ming westward through the basin, and
then south lard and seaward down the
straits by which we had entered in the
morning. Even the ripples were dan
ger to our overloaded craft; but the
worst Of 1t was that we were swept out
Of our true course, and away from our
proper landing place behind the point.
If we let the current have its way we
should come ashore beside the gigs
where the pirates might appear at any
moment
II cannot keep her head for the
stockade. sir" said I to the captain.
was steering. while he and Redruth,
two fresh men, were at the oars. THE
tide keeps washing her down. Could
you pull little stronger"
Not without swapping the boat"
said he. You must bear up, sir, If you
please-bear up until you see you're
gaining"
I tried, and found by experiment that
the tide kept sweeping us westward
until I had laid her head due east, CIR
just about right angles to the way we
ought to go.
Wen never get ashore at this rate
said I.
IF it's the only course that we can
lie, sir. we must even lie It," returned
the captain. I'VE must keep upstream
You see. sir" he went on, IF once we
dropped to leeward of the landing
place, it's hard to say where we should
get ashore, besides the chance of be-
ing boarded by the gigs; whereas, the
way we go the current must slacken,
and then we can dodge back along the
shore"
THE currents less Already. SIR" said
the man Gray. who was sitting in the
fore-sheets; you can ease her off a
bit"
Thank you. my man." said I. quite
vs. II no.s Sg had happened; for we
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CALLED TO WASHINGTON
Bishop o'Gorman to Confer With the
President About ErIars, Land

Sioux Falls. s. D.. April 1.-Bishop
Thomas O'Gorman, Of the see of Sioux
Falls. will leave this city Sunday after
noon bound for Washington, where he
has been called for conference with
President Roosevelt regarding the friars,
property in the Philippines Whether
Bishop O'Gorman will proceed to Rome
and later to the Philippines as an ennis
sary Of the United States government in
this matter. will be decided at the con-
ference which he is to have with Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
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a Useless ChanueI:.'

New York Times: II got called down
in the New willard the 5otker night said
Representative Sulzer II absent mind
endly took a pipe out Of my pocket ana
stuck It in my mouth without thinking
I was promptly Informed by an attendant
that I'd have to put II away, n,
why didn't you explain that yoy were
an Enzlishman 2, asked Representatives
Fitzgerald. It's
would have done so. said suizar
rnefully. only the man who called me
down was an Irishman..'
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CUBAN CONFERENCE,
Call Of Chairman Payne Taken
to Mean a Victory for
Reciprocity.

Washington, March 2s.-Chairman Payne
of the house ways and means committee
has called a meeting of the committee for
Monday morning to consider his bill for
reciprocity with Cuba The announce
ment Is interpreted as assurance on the
part of the ways and means leaders that
victory for reciprocity has been won In
the committee
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MANY ARE Slain.
a Thousand Persons Said to
Have Persisted in Riots
in China.

Picking, April 1.-Chinese officials
say thousand people have been killed
in riots at Tanning Flu, the southern
most prefecture Of the province of Chi
Lii. This is perhaps an exaggeration,
but, the loss Of life is undoubtedly
great.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-14
Not1cia ~intereSante..

En- IL (Luns) Tienda sLs
Luna. San Francisco BE- sc ACADIA dc
recibir nm gran suitido de mercan'
cias de Ultima novedad de dicha mer
eaneia se realizarGn { precios ID
quemax6n.
Musslinas de color s~uperiorea
de 5 ctvos 68
Limo foreAdo en- dolores muy
aneho de IL cts 6 s y6.
PercAles de 1vvara y medic dc
ancho de 8 cts 6 s 6.
Olan superior de 1 vara de en-
cho de 6 cts { 4.
Olan superior de- vara y cuarts
de ancho de 8 kb.
Olan superior de vara y media
de auchc, de IL cts 6 6 y g..
Olan El Baey clase extra de Va.
r. y medic De ancho de 12cts { 8
BAtista blanca de vara y cuarta
de anchO De 8 cts S..
Bltista blanca dc / vara de an
cho de 6ets "A.
Drill asargado clase superior de
Drill blanco liso de Is cts& 10.
Piqu6 blanco de Is 6 IL.
Drill blanco Diagonal de 20 cts &
Mautillas tohalla nj de IS varas
81 2 medic.
Cretonas de hilo para camas de
III y 2 plazas { precios sumAmente
limitados.
Cretonas de a'god6n 10 meior
que se fAbrtca & precios tAmbien muy
limitados.
La Luna es el Eatablecimiento
mas surtido y que mas barato vende.
Una vista & dicho estabdecimiento y
sc convencerxn.
Drill parellas especial de 10
Gran surtido en- alpacas M y
medic hilo 6 precios muy limitados.
Cssimires ingleses de lana 6
81 % 1.50 1 rs y 81 vara.
Merin0s negros para trsies de
cAballeros 10 mejor que SO fabriea en-
1ugiAterra & precios mny baratos.
Sedas crudas para trsje de se.
nora muy baratos4
sed.s cruaas elase superior pa.
RI caballero
osnsfas para camas { preeios
nunea vistos.
Encsje doble ancho para Gene.
fas clsse superior.
Eac.je doble para rodapis de
80 cts & IL.
Drill panama blanco de Is cts &
Is eta varA.
Linea ferrea del Oeste
TIN E r A R o.
Salidas de Bayam6n v CAPITAL ST.
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supo colocarss & Il altura de su car
60 y de la situaci6n, proponiendo
que todas Inn difsrancias fusrAn sol.
ventadAs pur medic do m tribunal
de amigables eomponedoras..
TEL Hr. MAscagni estx bien seguro
aquf, y - tendrk ocasiones sobradas
para convencerae de los sentimien'
tos de los americanos.n
Lo innegab.e essque, desde que
puso pie an TERRA americana no hi
ene0ntrado oil no di1sultades y atro-
pellos, prtcsdentes unas = otros do
ciudAdanos ameriesnos. Sc 10 anne.
MAKO hastA con darle ma palixa, 6
estilO puertorriqueno, 81 no desistfa
de rechasAr Il oferta de II Qrquests
americans que generalmente trAbais
en- Ell Metropolitan. Sc 10 detuvie.
ron en- Ella Island, como & passage.
ros puertorriquenos de Il segunds
ckmara, Algunos de los sartistas que
trsjo de Italia. Y por tltimo, se le
detieae, no unas sine tres veCes con.
secutivAss se u hHee ineurfir On
gAstos exorbitantes, .oblig3ndole &
ponerse en- manos de abogados, y
dejando 6 IN cargo i responsible.
dad AbsOlutA do r. numeroaa trups
que traio de. Earop2, entire II email
dg1fa prominentemente nueatrO pai.
sAno Ell afAmAdo tenor Sr. PAoli.
Proceder jgnominlOso. Solo fl.
tabs que 10 s'deporten' como & in.
,dividu0 unacceptable de c~onvertirse
en- cArga del Estado'n,, hi mks nj
menos que d q tfstArA de al9tn
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La Sandal eS I'm SarCaSmO
en- San Juan

Elm todas parties 10 limpiezs de le.
trinas y sumideros co obra rkpida:
aquf 90 eternizA. Sc empiexa una
obra dc esas y 6 10 mejor se int.
rrumpe; y 10 que solo debiera durar
uno 8 dos aias 10 mas, ae extiende &
10 o 20 diAs; con~ detrimento de 10
sAlud p6blicA y CON escarnio de 10
hygiene. En- muchas casAs de 10
Gale del Sol se han empssado esos
trAbsjos hace ~ muchos diAs y to.
dos & 10 vez y Las familiAs &c ven en-
nm COZ ficto, y 10 fstidez en- ell inte.
rior de las as en- terrible,
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M0da ~sDerlscIOn

AviGtaY paoienciA dal mfa rudf.
mentardo nrdncfpfo "a ost6tice. ri
AAtul corset hAvenido d6s6gurando
MI aamirnhfa mnSaIn + z noreonte
hermolurs. hi modnlo rriscn ios
mo1oloaH az nefeecf6n viefantss IN
tristementea desdrnrados nor r mn.
delo uue uena 81 sal6n "a II mndis.
a. IN anatomfs coloca . ercnen
trA 81 aeno s venus sithado sobre II
Cuaft4 coatilla, & II altura del t6f.
mino medic entire al hnmhrn al
codo.
III modelo narinien traa II sano
sitnado sobra 81 hirado y eL braxO.
III altnra del mismo Codo.
IN SeastA viYgsnDAuna sirvi6 ID
mOdelos II escnltor 9riego, acaso 81.
ialfSsps oios az peue, II contem-
plarsIa ob-s dal nrte mndernn. Tla
hambrAs de los cuadr6nados tianan
ms mamas On 81 abiomep: 1uuiere
Ell hombrA moderno encaminerla 6
O compansra OIL seno s 10 region ab.
doninslf
NadA tsndffs do extranol
Daspues de bsber tsnto alcohol,
o puede espsrar csalauier cosa
horrible del hombra. Caando "a
dsa6gura enfidAd nsfuuicn. e
pue9o desnRurarls estructura ana.
t6nicA.
Pero Z mods " ann mks leios.
Intsnta 6ar mss cafva + II muier On
- reg On lumbar; j 70 vemos 81
elfaeTzo que hace 81 slavic 8
pervsrtir Il rectitud "a Venus con
an 6ltAmiento gluteo-saaral. ID tan
NAL gasto como pc igroso psra Is
muier 81 d elevAdo pspal az maira
En obatstricia aabemos cue 81 dil
metro peiyisno es al factor inror-
tantf.imo a 81 Observation-Disclosures ! s..
dnEln Z inc1fva II So. - ~,
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BoD

%S&H
20Ll1 49, lskon mAsslm9na0
~. Z seln 1ae eaAsf0
sons1.gls sang!les 1oEalessy1 aelss
iap6 ai0A een oxita Mafla upsle 6A-
Ap9arlnaron ssai Veto LOTT Ane
sMoraJessda 6Anchex dou ksfaet
RAlaclos ApellArix siendc tegflgos
don Juan HernAndsz L6pez y don
Jos6 Gordils.
Asistieron q aeto:
Anrnra sal.ssrs. Morceaes 49, 49,
r0ra ~ oedas Anltn hlyere ee 6ans
chez, Eya Aoosta dsPalacioss AurO.
80 Uriafte de Martinexs1 Mammal HAn-
chez Moraleas Rafael KalmnndO,
francisco, Jos6 y Mannel Palacios
sniszs el sr9lsnsez
9ora. carmen Moreno 40 sHsrnnn-
asssLoPes, lsADel Moleno 81 tsome.
tsOmer0 z MaflA
Bonalou1 Sc Aeostas Luis lopez e.
g : 0ipianA anets ae 49,
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Las mxquinas le escribir de siste.
ma aptiguo, son aquellaa en- que hty
gus levantAr m Carretilta para vor
81 trAbajo que Ee VI hacienda. In
sOeiver. hA cDncluido con ente en-.
zorro, que signi1icA p6rlida de item
pc y cAinsancio do II Atenci6n. Agen
tss para Puerto Roo, Reynolds =
6Anches Morales. Puerto Rico.
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MASCAGNI
en- los EStadOS UnidOS
(Ds nalestro~ CorresponsaD

Nueva York, IA de Noviembre.-
Telegraffan de Roma que Ella Til
bunaS de aquella capital hab.a de
posibles complicaci0nes internacio
males con motive de Las inicuas de-
t%enciones de que In siao squf objsto
81 insigne compositor, y que noy
publtca nm Artfculo cuyo texto es
mas 8 menos como sigue:
sMascsg ni telegraf6 al Pfesiderte
del GAbinete senior Zanardelli. 70
g8ndole que el gobirrno de Italia
1ntervenga y le proteiA contra ell We.
1aminosO tratAmiento de que ha sido
vfetima on Amfriea. Ell se6or Zl.
nardelli hA contestado q famoso
eompositor d6ndole seguriaades de
que al gobiern0 italiano tiene gran
tnter6s On On causa, 8 inform6ndOle
que 81, Zanardelli, suplicaba q senor
Prinetti, Ministro de Rslaciones Tx.
tsriores, que se haga cargo del
Asunto.s y
ell sefor Prinetti embellishments,
se hA hech9 cargo del Asunto.. Y
actualmente espera contestaci6L de
10 Embajada italiana On Washing
ton,, CON 10 cual ha consultado eli
Case antes de tomar MEDIA alguna.,
Mascagni ha sido detenido varias
veces con motive de las diferenciaS
que surgieron entire 81 y sus empire.
sarios. PArece que Ell Consul italia.
no de Boston, donde han oeurrido
estos censurables acontecimientos,
ha viAto con marcada indifsrencia Il
suerts del gran compositor. Mas.
cagni,spor IN parte, he pnesto pleito
Asus e~mpresarios, demsndando fusr.
to indemnixaci6n por detsnci6n lie.
gal.
Producer nauseas los detslles de
10 mezquina conducta observada por
los empresarios americanos con ell
c6lebre mdsico; y para darse una
tdea de clio, bsstAr6 leer ell aiguisnts
extrActo del Times, que, como be.
rioaico americana IL I'm, trata de
AtenuAr los hschos. V&ase 10 one
dice hoy oil aluaido diario:
"No 60 por ciert0 cosR notAble
que Ell arresto del senior Mascaoni
haya producido mails imprsai6n On
Italia. Esq es 10 miam1 impression
que ell hecho ha causAdo aquf, dom
de 10 posibilidAd de que oil artists
llegus { mostrar alguna fase del
lamado "temperamento artfaticon
que an a misms tierra. Lss sscan-
trieilades de- los artist.e. . 81 nri.
mer lugar de los m6sicos, no son
asuntos de rsciente dascnbrimIento |
por cleric. y ann euAndo el sedor
Mascsgni hlya pussto dihcultades
en- el camino de sus empresarios
americanos, no han de escspar 6stos
6 Il Censura de los americauos me- /
NOS que kla de los itxliauos. Es |
muy deplorable 81 feacAso sufri1o ]
por estos."
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SantCral
849 -Etos. Esashio Oh v mr.. Urbe
Y MAx'mfno tfsss GsliAnO mr. IT..
Oristians.
correo
! Sanchez, R. A. Eanchss, Y. Se.
ti6nY u. Soto, ,. TeyO, 4 Ta-
xlaos. 3 !, Vslo, Al Visra. y. g)
Aplazado
Ha sido transfsrido el Asunto de
II emisi6n de bonoa de Los aynnta.
mientos de HumaCA0 y Guayama
hAstA tanto que eAt6 complete ell I'd
moro DO miembros del Oonsejo Eis,
eutivo.
Desertor
Ayqr 70 fag6 de II brigada que
traba5e en- lAs 0bras del puerto a
coninsdo d. feaidio Gregorio A0os
to : Malofq que cBmplia condena de,
2Anuab8 meses y % dias de rsclusi6n
por I'll delito de robo.
Aprobacion
hi Conssjo Ejscutlvo aprobo aver.
ID proposition de los Sres. De Ford
y O.. como depositArios de Los for
dos dc amortixAcion aelampr6stito
Dc San Juan.
Acuerdo
La comisi6n de impresos del Com
sejo Ejssutiv0 pressnt6g NJ plieg0 De
condolences para 10 impr6si6n des Ion
bills y acuerdos dc Ii pr6ximA lie.
gislatuIa, Acordando dicho Conssjo
que e7Adjudiqnen dichos tfAbajos 81
mejor postorS pero one fuerk preci.
sAmente NINA casa de San Juar.
.0Tsa gs Yesr Hal1acas
EstA nochs las hay en- Ell nuevo
Mnndo y ademAs pasteles.
Hay que cen&r en- ese simpGtico
Cafe, donde re bebe cervexA helada y
riquiaima { 5 centavos eLvaso y tam.
bitn ell mejor chocolate y cafe en-
San Juan.
Mr.. Osterhaudt
Aver ne lego en- el Consejo Hiecu-
two el informs dado por 10 comisi6n
nombrada por el GobernAdpr, para
que se inveatigara Ell 0spartAmento
de Carload, resultando con pronun.
ciAmentos honrOsos para I'll Director
de dicha institution Sr Osterhandt.
o6Molke
ri vspor de- este nombrs saldrk
o 300 tavist0s Ell dia 10 de- Enero de
New York, con direction & este
puerto.
Es cursion
ri dia z dc Enero pr6ximo saldrI
de New York via Nasar ell vapor
sPriuxessin Victoria Luise. CON 200
escuraionistas, tocAndo en- San Juan
San Tnomas, MartfDicas, San vi.
cente, Grauada, CurazAo, JamAics,
Cuba y Bermuda.
puerto Ri GO"
Procedente de Fsjardo y ruta lie
CARA mahana por L. tarde & este
puerto 81 vapor puerto, Rico.
La Logia "obrsros ID San Juan
celebrArA tenida de, j~nieiaci6n ell \
martes pr6ximo & lasy8 de 10 noehe,
6 invita- & lAs logiAs regulares asf CO.
mo & todos los mascnes para dicho
Acto.
Detentdo
CON motive de haberss negado {
prestar declaration en- aRuhtos de I
Rentas ~internas In aldo detsnido DOR |
Of investigator Friedman, al senior
Barcel6, importance comereiAnte do
Fsiardo, donde es muy estimAdo di.
oho caballero
Philadelphia
ri IL del actual llegNa & este
puerto procedente de La Guayra y
escalas el vapCr philadelphia para
continuar visjs & New York.
Vacaeiones
Ell diA 10 del Actual empezar2n Ias
vACaciones On las escuelas rdblicas
dc In isla, tsrminando 81 diN 2 de
Enero pr6ximo.
Laurel
Esta mknanA ertr6 On ell puerto ell
vapor> Laurel. vigilante de los 70.
ros de IL isla.
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SEPASE

Que no publicamos communicates
in que sean pagados por adslan-
tado. I
Caaa seis palabras, 80 cuentan por
una Inca y L. Inca vale diez CEN
tavos. a
Las cartas que vengan con CO.
nunicaao sim 50 importe NO. 80 con-
ostAn.
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TN UNION.

Este RCfoditAdO Salon de Bar
beriA y perfumeria alto en- ID calle
de San Jos6 II, Bajos del Casino
MspAfol, frenteA u fotogra6a dal
sefor Colorado, estk introduciendo.
grandes mejoras y cuenta con tres.
eompetentes 0perArios.
Preciosde cadA servieio 70 ctys.
Propietario
A4Apito del Toro.
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FACECIA

Ref sxiones de m t~ant0chistG::
Antes que llegar & 6ruja, me su'ci.
do. b, honor est8 perdido cuanio
81 bolaillo no tiene en- que caerse
RI otro dia iba Gsds6n por ID CO
lie de 10 TAnca, euando 90 Ie seer.
GO, llorsndo, su hijo q adeoncito.
-lQae to pasa, areopagna?-le di
jo Gsde6n.
Y Il nino 3ontest6
-Qae faf 6 yer & Simon, que me
diJeron que estaba parade ~ la e.
quin0, y me encontl4 CON "Bsrem
oembs," que me propin6 nm man
Ge1e6n encolerizado:
NiConmigo no hay be9en6em6eW
90
Pregunta CAlinex { G sde6n:
-1CuAntas sregfas. ne necesitan
pArs gNdyayse sen + ,rma y modofs
Tres. con las sexcepciones, co.
rrespondientes: No estar sbruia,, lser
sareopsg:ta. = bsber.... .del sbarri.
lito..
10y lss @exsepeiones,l-repli
-Pues...-: estAr sbruis,, NO ser
ssIeope&stas... y bsber,-- ain en-.
Dargl ,, del consabido sbarrilito,.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-14

He salido para Sabana Grande ell
sehor don Manuel Rodriguez Sierra.
Eecretari0 particular del Comisio.
nado delrIutelior.
El senor Rodriguex Sierra perma.
necer6 varios dias al lado de "a f..
milia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-14

I'm llegando Il surtido acabado de
llegAr por al ultimo yapor, para L.
Casa de los Sres. Luifa Hermanos,
se acAb6 ID competencia. Aquel
surtido es vendido I'll por mayor y
d detalI; y oil alcAnce de todAs las
fortunas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-14

Gran surtido en- Juguetes recibidos de las mas
lmportantes Fabricas de Europa y Estados Unidos.
desesr.
Buzon especial para recbir las cartitas de los ninos q los Santos
Reyes
alandes novedades en- ragalos para Pascuas y ano nuevo.
Gran Bear de novedades do GONZALEZ PADIN HERMANO. San
Fran isco a8.
Sueursal LA PAQUITA. San Justo 20.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-14

Para Cur0r On RefyodO en- an dIG

tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMC
QUTNINA. ii boticario le devolrer8 Ell dinero d
no % curs: La frma de 3. w. GROVE. % hall
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-14
+ Font \ HmnO

FoRTALEzA EsoUINA A TANoA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-14

Complete surtido de provisionei
y Ar,fculos propios pafa Il tempo,
rAdn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-14

MA0M ALBANIA dA BRUJA,

90 Blancas-Peon cabal1e del Rey q su Sc casilla.
20 Negras-Alfl blanco 8 Ia 4p casilla de la Tore. del Rey
Hsr4Do AcrU4LuDE nA PARr1D4
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-03

mia Mcdaniel, a young woman physi-
elan, is seriously Ill at her home In
Minneapolis, Her case is one of the
most peculiar in medical annals, Miss
Mcdaniel is suffering from an lnfec-
tion of glanders and 1t is probable that
hers will prove TO be one of the very
few recorded cases whore the disease
has not proved fatal. Early in June
the state Health Department was ask
ed to diagnose what was feared to be
a case of smallpox near Perham. Minn.
The patient, Robert Schram, died af-
ter an illness of three weeks, and
later another brother died with similar
symptoms. Learning that the young
men had been exposed to glandered
horses, it was believed that they were
victims of this disease and a portion
of the tissue was selected for exami-
nation While making this 'eXamina.
tlon, Miss Mcdaniel, who is gradu-
ate of the University of Michigan, and
who has been engaged in bacterlolog-
ical work in Minneapolis for several
years, became infected