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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18

Former Governor William ]. Stone.
or Gum Shoe Bill, as he Is familiarly
styled in Missouri. and Col. william c.
Wetmore are great friends and never
weary OF telling or playing jokes on
each other. The following is one at
the expense OF Col. Wetmore which
the former governor is fond of relat-
ing:
About two years ago a party OF gem
tlemen from st. Louis, among whom
were the ex governor and the colonel,
were In the City of Mexico. President
Diaz, who is very partial to Americans,
Invited them to call at the palace one
afternoon and meet some of the Mexi-
can dignitaries. All the St Louisans
wore frock coats with the single excep-
tion of Col. Wetmore, who, despite the
protest of Gov Stone. insisted on wear
ing a dress suit. While dressing the
colonel's suspenders broke, but he TIED
them up with a string. and they pro-
ceeded to the palace in the best of
spirits.
Arriving there they were lined up
on one side of the room. and the gov
ernment officials marched by in single
file and shook hands with them Hard
ly had this performance begun when
the string gave way and the colonel,
who is very portly, was in imminent
danger of being left in deplorable
situation. With a look OF agony he
grasped the waistband Of his trousers
with his left hand, pulled them up as
high as he could. drew his waistcoat
down over his hand and extended his
right to the Mexicans. The people OF
Mexico are noted for their politepess.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18
WASPS IN THE ELDERS TALL HAT
Unfortunate Occurrence That Disturbed the Serenity
of Congregation.
of q Congregation.

The congregation in the little red
schoolhouse at Grays Corners, near
Susquehanna, Pa, was unusually large
last Sunday, it having been noised
abroad that at the close of the service
two popular young people Of the neigh
borhood would be united in marriage
by visiting Elder Eckanah Swift.
Before starting for the schoolhouse,
Mrs. Scott, who had entertained the
elder at her home, insisted that he
should wear a silk hat, as the occa-
sion was a very unusual one. Going to
the loft, where Mr.. Scott's tall hat
had been stored for years, Mrs. Scott
secured the tile and placed 1t upon
the elders head, and the old man
trudged on toward the schoolhouse.
Arriving there, the elder placed the
hat upon the teachers table. The
bridegroom and the bride-to-be sat
upon the front recitation bench. The
service opened. Elder Thompson Of
fered a thirty-minute prayer, the choir
sang What Will the Harvest Be?''
and Elder Swift told the pathetic story
of Jonah and the whale. closing with
q fervent appeal for generous collec-
tion for the missionaries in the isles
OF the sea.
when Elder Hobbs picked up the
old hat TO receive the Offering, a score
Z sasps emerged from the roomy re-
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18

scorch. In the picture is to be seen
an apparatus designed especially for
this work which may be put up in any
convenient place and can be left in
operation all night, II desired, thus
providing warm boots to put on in the
morning. TIE drier consists OF an
inverted pan. with two tubes project
ing vertically from the upper side, and
provided with projecting fingers to
hold the boot high enough TO prevent
shutting of the current OF air circu-
lated from the flame below. 1t will be
noticed that arrangement is made for
adjusting the drier at different heights
from the lamp ana with the aid of this
and the variation of the flame the ap-
paratus can be fixed to maintain a
small amount of heat throughout the
night. Tho inventor is Henry c. Mans
Geld of Chico Cal.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18
A Thousand MILTON suns.

Al the Glasgow meeting OF the Brit
ish Association Lord Kelvin interested
"a large audience with his calculations
of the probable total amount OF gray
itational matter in the visible uni
verse. II showed that IT, 25,OO0,0 900
years ago. l,c00000,000 masses, each
equal to orr sun, had been distributed
through "A sphere about 100000 ,0C0,-
100000 mirs in radius, they would now
have acquired yelocities about equal to
those knoln to be possessed by the
stars visible TO us. Therefore 1t is
probable that the total amount OF gray
itational matter in the visible uni
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18

meath the V-shaped trough which car.
ries the envelope. All that is neces-
sary to put the cutter in operation is
TO strike the envelope a smart blow to
slide the contents TO one side. insert
the opposite end in the trough and
press the wire bale attached to the two
gear wheels. As these wheels are
geared to the small wheels at either
end of the revolving cutter the latter
is rotated by the depression OF the
bale, causing the spiral blade to clip
the edge from the envelope projecting
through the slot in the trough. A
spring raises the bale as soon as tha
finger is lifted, and the cutter is then
ready for the next envelope.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18
A nnndr rInw-srrnncr.

A combination snow plow and road
scraper may he largely constructed
from material 20 he found on nearly
every farm. the services of the black
smith being needed only to place the
strips of sheet iron over the points OF
the runners. Fig. | In the cut shows
the skeleton of the combination tool;
Fig. 2, how the point Is ironed after the
two pieces are Joined; Fig 3. the for
nation OF the cross braces. and Fig. 4,
The tool complete. Little explanation
is needed of the illustration. but care
should be used that the material select
ed is tough yet light, that the tool will
not be cumbersome to handle. II de-
sired, the runners or shoes may be
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18
Hadn't Heard OF Niagara.

DR.. White. the American ambassa-
dor, tells an interesting anecdote OF
the German empress. He was minis
ter to Germany during the Arthur ad-
ministration, and when he returned as
ambassador after McKinley's election
and was presented to her majesty, he
said: 81 don't suppose you will remem-
Der me, but attended your wedding" i"
Il do remember you" replied the
Kaiserin, and can tell you what you
said to me on that occasion" Then
you have better memory than l." re-
marked DR.. White. "for certainly do
not recall anything further than a
most charming occasion. You told
me-" said the empress. when you
came to congratulate me, that IL | was
an American bride | would soon be
setting out for Niagara Falls. did
not understand what you meant. but
II made such an impression upon me
that ! Immediately looked on the map
and found where Niagara Falls was.
and read everything | could find in
books about it."-Chicago Record Her
aid.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18
COSTLY GUN TESTS

Necessary Experiments Thot
Involve Enormous Sums.

At Sandy Hook recently one or two
comfortable fortunes were expended in
the comparative tests of the Gath
mann gun and the twelve-inch service
rife Costly projectiles were hurled
against expensive reproductions of the
armored sides OF a battleship. and 1t
was all done by way of experiments to
prove and disprove theories. for in
naval warfare theories are not worth
much until they have been thoroughly
tested and these tests cost fortunes.
Ships have been blown to pieces to
test the efficacy of some new protec-
tile, expensive guns have been burst
deliberately by overcharges, and at the
Indian Head proving grounds. near
Annapolis, expensive steel plates are
being shattered constantly by heavy
ordnance. all in the way of expert
ment and test.
Some of the curious and costly ex-
Doriments which have been made in
.estlng men-of-war and their guns are
historical. One broiling hot afternoon
IN 1888 the inhabitants OF Gibraltar,
attracted by the sound of heavy and
ncessant firing, rushed from their
houses to see the British gunboat Wasp
busily hurting projectiles at the forth
Hcations which fringe the topmost
ridge OF the rock" The lombard
ment was only an experiment to show
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18

whether or not modern guns could be
elevated sufficiently to throw modern
proiectiles TO the top of the famous
mountain of rock which guards the
entrance to the Mediterranean. Ii was
proved conclusively that they could,
and the cost of the experiment was
$4,000. Those guns were the last that
the Wasp ever fired. She sailed away
from Gibraltar through the Suez
canal to the typhoon seas and never
was heard of after. Many experts con-
tended that the firing of her guns at
such an extreme elevation had weak
ened her plates and started her rivets
so that when she struck a storm she
was in no condition to weather it and
so went down.
There are records of many of these
costly tests of guns and protective
armor. However, the most thorough,
conclusive and instructive tests of the
efficiency of modern high-power guns
ever made were made by certain
Americans at Santiago and Manila bay
some three and half years ago.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18

The British Antarctic exploration
ship. Discovery, arrived at Littleton.
New Zealand. November 29. All on
board were well and in good spirits.
The pack ice was encountered in lati-
tude G3.5 and longitude l41 east. but
pressure OF time prevented a thorough
investigation OF the ice. Interesting
collections had been made. however
during the voyage.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18

When the farmer or laboring m.n
comes in from a days work in the wet
he wants safe and convenient place
TO dry out the boots which he must
put on again In the morning. Some
times he uses the stove shelf or the
oven. but the housewife is apt to com
plain or the boots may accidentally
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18

Senator Frye has a love for novels
His camp on the Rangeley Lakes. il
Maine. is stocked with all kinds OF
fiction. from the thrilling tale o!
Mysterious Nick. the Irish Dotec-
tive" to the worldiamous works o,
Balznc.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18

did the prisoner indulge in objur-
gations?" asked the young attorney
of the witness. mo, sir" replied the
latter. 81 never knew him to take
anything but whisky. .'-Plttsbur
Chronicle.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18
Empty lamps gIye mol Liant.

Former Congressman Stallings OF
Alabama has given up politics com
pletely. At present he is running a
gristmill. a sawmill. country store.
and plantation. and is praoticing
law in his spare moments in Next
Comery.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18

Servant-Please. ma'am. I'd like 10
give you a weeks notice. Mistress
Why, Mary. this is surprise! Do You
hope TO better yoursrlf?- Servant
(blushing) not exactly that
maam I'm g0'Gg TO get married.
It'd Bits.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-18

He who has sat at his Lords table
can never be satisfied with this worlds
trash.
'The pains OF mind surpass the
pains OF sense" when one has no
sense.
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Scientific Notes.

verse does not differ much from that
OF lOOO,0OO,0OO suns Youths Com
panlon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-28
Concerto de Ia Banda de la P

Concerto de Ia Banda de la P0,
licfa insular para Ell jdeves March
eAmericAn por Ever Paul Mszurca
sEsparanzso G Ver&r; Overture
from opera 81 smpAS Herold Medley
esoDgs Of the TAtherlands Audaner
Hurd act Of the opera eHernani>
Verdi, Waltz ~Antum Eeuvelso
Gtrau IS, Holka Two Step eThe Ba-
SO Ballo ATgaiDzoni.
The Star Spar gled Banner.
OFICINA DE AsUNTOs AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de jose G del
Vale. Fortalez& II (altoe) G 'stior
en- los Centros oficisles y Ayunts
noientos. Sc cuenta CON Ab 'g&dos
del p&is y americsnos y trAductdo
.Tambien Sc ocupa esta f Tina or
compTa y venta de fincss st;.
N p.
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EN Ell TEATR0.

La sToscaD de Sardou fc6 Ia
Obra desigpad& para Ia velada de
@DOche. Y nos alegtamos de que
Asf fuerS, por que COnocfamos este
interesante drama, y deseabAmos
YER como interpretAba Ia eminente
Luisa ell persOnaje principal.
Y en- verd&d que nuestra curio.
sid&d qued6 sRtisfsctOrismente COM
placida. Era una eTosca9 compile I.
tSmente nuev&, mas pGsional que Ia
que habfamos visto aDteriOrmente y
mas riC& en- esos detalles que solo
el genio &rtfstico sabe poner de re-
lieve para confundir Ia fcci6n con
Ia verdad. Luisa Martinez Casado,
es sin disputa una de las principa-
les estrellas del cielo dramatico 6s-
pA1ol.
Los demas artistas de Ia com.
paH1fs, cumplieron con su deber, dis
tingui6ndose notablemente Manuel
Martinez CasAdO mario CAvaradoc.
cD ell Sr. Angel Leon, que nos
hizo un baron de Sc1rpia irrepro-
ChAb!e.
A tOdCs enviSmOs nuestras t j.
licitaciones y nuestros AplAusos, co,
mo 10 supO h&cer ell pd d0liCO anoche,
llSm&udoles repetidSs veces al pslco
esc6nico.
La chistosa pieza siFueraa pu-
so termino & ]a agrAdable velads,
dOnde p&s&mOs un ratio deliciosO en-
tre distiuguidos amigos y compAf1e,
rOs de letrAs que ssben Spreciar los
m6ritos de los artistas que forman
el CuadrO de esta sobresaliente com.
panfA.
Para el Jueves pr6ximo <El re-
RistrO de policfaS 8 eLNs dos hu6r-
fanRs0 cuyS repetici6I ha sido pedi-
dc pOr ell puoliCo, y que llevsra SO
guramente al Teatro una concuTren-
CiR extrAordinAria.
HastR ell Jueves, pues.
Jtan de &eU0Ia.
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ESCuela de mOtOriStaS.

segd1 ell eStreet Railway
Journal , Ia Compaf1fa Metropolitan
Street Rs i way Company ha intala-
do en- Nueva York una Escuela de
motoristas con Ell fin de formar un
personal spto para Ia condncci6n de
sus coches; los appendices reciben
en- ella una instruction completa,
teorica y practica, y q su salida de
la Escuela prestan servicio en- con
cepto de enssyo, bSjo la vigilancia
de un Inspector, en- lfneas POGO fre.
cuentadSs; SOLO despu6s de probSr
su &ptitu1 en- este servicio reciben
ell tftulo def nitivo. Como prueba
del rig or y escrupnlosidad que Sc
observa en- 10 elecci6 del personal,
SO cita que ell n6mero de appendices
que alcanzSn t1tulo no pasa de uu
40 por 100 de los matriculSdos en- Ia
EsCuela.
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QQerOl premiadO.

El escultor espanol Sr. Querol
hs sido premi&do en- eI concurso ar
tfstico celebrado en- Lima para eri-
gir an monumento & Boloneli,
ConcurrierOn 81 certamen escul
torres italianos, franceses. america
noe, noruegos, alemSnes y espAno'
les, en- n1merO proximamente de 400
Les espaf1oles eran 80.
E! gobierno de L. Rep1blica del
PERT ha presupuestado 100000 fran
cos para ell monumento.
Los franceses, italianos y norue
gos habisn pedido una pr6rroga de
dos meses para Ell envio de tr&bsjos
6 pretexto de necesitar datos para
los que habian de.figur&r en- ell con-
curse.
A pesar de este el triunf0 hA ST.
do para ell arte esra11ol.
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PONCE.
de n1teStT0 corT0sp0ns0I')

Mayo 26 Los motoristas de ca.
rrOs electricos SO encuentran DISCUS.
tados' debido 81 POGO precio que les
pr g an las horas de trab&jo
Han presentSdo sus renuncias
los se1ores Federico Casado y Ri
cardo Anas que desempenRbAn d.
chos cargos.
Aver el rio Ponce hizo nuev&-
mente una faerte creCie&, cubriendo
las aguas ell primer puente de 10 Pla.
va.
90
Hau sido curadOs en- Ia sala de
socorros, Federico Leaudri, Ramo
na Msufredo, y E7sebio Sanchez,
de lesiones pron6stico menos gra
We.
En- oil vApor Pnerto Rico ha en-.
barcSdO en- direction & San Juan pa
rs de ahf segair viaje & los Estados
Unidos ell ApreciobIe joven DOE j.
Sc Antonio Martinez.
90
Aur sigue tendido en- la Wis
en- estado de putref2cCi6n un perr0
que mat6 uno de las carrOs en- su ida
& Ia PtsyS.
O*O
La fdnci61 &nuuciad& para ell
domir g en- Ia noche fu6 srspendida
por indispC sic:61 de lof artist4s de Ia
companfA.
Don JnAn Seis Rosaly Activ0 6
ipgeniero de Ia Planta
tiene en- estudiO ell nuevo
proyecto del trayecto de Ia linea por
dstintas GALES de esta Ciudad.
90
Son muchas las re sonas que
se~quejan de 10 tSrd8rza en- ia dis.
tribuci6n de las cartas en- apartado
de 10 administration de cor~eos,
aebido 81 POGO personal con que di.
cha oficina cuenta. D8bierA Gumen-
5arse dicho personal evit&udo aef las
justas quejan del T 6blico que pa
ga.
IF 90
Apesar de 10 desapRsible del
5iempo qued6 bastante concurrida
-a retreta del domingo. Sc iecuts'
ron vArias pleas pOr l@ Orquesta.
90
DsntrO de breves dias quedar&
terminado ell edifcio
lestlnsdo & &rtes y ofcio de la Por-
;orico B )nevolent Society.
90
A consacuencia de las fuartes
luvias de estes diAs hS habidO de-
'rumbes en- djf9rentes sitios de Ia CO
'retera de. .Adjuntas, que han sido de-
stendidos en- el acto pOr
)bras Pub iaas q. .ha'procedido'en el
.ctO { 50 r3construccion.
V&rios propietarios de hocAs ur- |
'anas han puestO el grito eu el cielo |
on motive del Sumento en- las pla- |
lillas por ellos prasentadas. AL
s0nos de ellos piensan nombrGr abo' /!
sad0s que los def ,ndAn 81 no se |
.tienden sus reclamaeiones. !
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Ell prObIeIna de Ponce,

HA llovido en- Ponce, como
todos los amos, Ia historic se reptile.
Ell Portugr 63, rio sin cadce, Ian
zAndo locamente por las vertientes
uu immense caud&l, Lego al llano,
inund&ndole todo y aBeg&ndo Slgu
mas bArri&das cercR de su desembO-
CadurR.
Todo obedece en- 10 creado & las
leyes fincAs. Todo, manos ell hom-
bre, & veCes. He ahf una preciosa
ciudad que tiene una de sus mas po-
blad3s zonAs en- ConstRnte peligrO.
PArece rSzonable que desde h&ce
muchcs amos autoridades y vecinos
hubier1n pepsado sacramento en- clio.
Pero NO: p&san amos, inundaciones
siguen inundaciOnes y como no sea
un POGO de predicAr en- desierto en-
la prensS, despues que ell pleno sol
SEGA 10 inund&dO y, veCes, despues
queee entierran las vfctimas, TODD
vuelve Rl estado normal de iucuris,
impreYision y estoicismo en- que
siempre estuvO.
Sc dice que el Portuguese nece.
sta amaleconAr&e ESQ cuests milo
nes &c pesos. Sc dice que 10 mejor
serfa canalizarlC: millones y mas mi
llones para lograrIo. Sc dice que 10
mas racional serfa desviarlO, y Jqu' ca
puede &pra;iar de una simple Ojeada
el COsto de obras de t&nt& importau-
Ga?
Y mientras SO discute y SO teo-
RIA y Sc cAe despues en- Ia gran pa.
ChorrA de deiar para maflana las gran
des ccsAs en- que ell pueblo tiene de-
recho ser servido, sohre tOdO pOr
aquellos que oretenden ser sus tuto-
res y sus gufas; mientrRs SO dispen.
dia tempo, decimos, en- comentar ell
no resuelto problema, cAda af10, con
terrible isocronismo, sale de madre
ell Portuguese desolA, innunda y
barre cuanto q su turbulento pasO
enCuentr&
Pues bien 80. Sc conceden sola'
res para editicar casAs a Orillas de
ese rio; no SO evita que edit1cios antes
Arrebatados por In corrientes, vnel'
van a reedificarse en- los mismOs pc
ligrOsos lugares; no hN Ocurrido to
dAvia que cuaudO no Sc tienen recur'
sos para emprender de pronto una
ObrA cOst2sS, hay mucho de rszOnR
BILE en- llegRr POGO POGO al fin an
CiadO.
En- sumA: no SO ha acordAdo .por
qui6n puede haCerlo, este sencillo
preCepto: Q1leda ternlia0Ntemente lrohi' |
bidO ediftc0r en- Iugores tie 1T ciudad de
Ponce q"e, d .jaIjcjo de peritOS tecnic0S, !
6ste'a en- pela0rO de ser inatndaCl0S pOr |
las .frec2Ie71tes aUe9aidQS del Portuguese
tUn Atentado al derechO de pro
piedAd! una medid& que cChibe 10
libertAd individual de vivir donde
cRda ciudadAno quierA. Aurque sea
en- el ceno de Mont alec! Como
Sc quier&. Luego discutiremos ESQ.
Pero de ese modO, en- pocOs amos
una pSrte de Ponce hab1fase trasl&
dSdC 81 Oeste de su solar; ell vecinda
riol hoy en- peligrc, habria ocupAdO
fernando un preciOso AventinC. las
col.nas de eEl Vigfa;0 una buena
parte de la viejA rAncherfa de los su-
burbios hAbrfase convertible en- ur
bAnizAciou nuevS, y habrfAse final
mente, cumplido % un prActicO
deber de patriotismo y humaniGad!
El tpro6Iena0 de Ponces nos pa
reCe que debe ocupAr Ia Atenci6n de
ID prensa puertorriqueGa y.....no
dejarlO de Ia m&nO.
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Bien VeQid2

Sc Il enviamos muy aord;al, {
Ia familia de nuestro amigo ell doctor
don Marisno RAMIREZ que proceden'
te de Mayagu lego aver tsrde por
el vapor Puerto Rico. Dicha f&mi'
lis Sc compone de su Sra. MAdre y
tres hermanAs. Hau f1jado su resi-
dencia en- Puerta de TERRA.
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Setenta policfAs qua han cum
plido su tempo de servicio, han 81
do licencia1os.
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El distlng gnldo professor don
Enrique Landr6B; principal de Is
&EscuelR Lincoln,> es ell design&do
para ocupar el puesto de Inspector
de hscuelas en- 81 distrito de San
In&n
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! LEASE !!

Un cabalIero que >habIa correc-
tamente eSpanol, ingIes y frances V
es tenedor de libros de larga expe-
riencia, ofrece Sus servicioS en- esta
ciudad.
Esta dispuesto hacerSe cargo
de la cOntabiIidad y correspondent
cia de una casa de comercio, Q bien
de la contabilidad dc varias, 81 solo
s. le necesita algunos dias de la
semana s algunas horas del dia
SatiStactoriaS rcferencias.
Informarin en- esta RedacriOn.
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ri ilustrado Doctor don

Ell ilustrado Doctor don Fran
cisco B. Basora, de Mayagtiez, EN-
plea con frecuencia Ia Emulsion de-
Scott, y la considera como un re-
constituyente de primer 6rden.
No tengo Inconvenience en- ase
gurar que la preparation de los Se
nores'S lott & Bovine, conocida uni
versalmente con ell nombre de Emul
ci6n de Scott me ha dado, siempre
que Ia he prescrito 10 que sucede
con- mucha frecuencia, excelentes
resultados. eEs un reCOnstituyente
de primera calidada muy recomen
dable en- todos los casOs de debili-
dad organica.
Doctor Francisco B. Basora.
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PORTO.RICORAILROAD COMPANY Y

The Porto Rico Railroad Company beg
to inform the propretors of factories and su-
gar estates that they are placing themselves
all the work of repairing and construction.
Their improved machinery allows them to do
this work with the greatest rapidity and pre-
cis6n. model foundry with the most mo-
dern and improved machinery allows them
tosmelt within 48 hours those parts that are
urgently needed The railroad itself cantake
all the parts to the workshops, which saves
the cost of carriage.
Free transportation by the railroad lines
will be granted to our customers.
Greatly reduced prices.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-28
Partida de Ajedrez.
RECORD.

&OTANA. ALDAHA.
(BLANCAs) (NEGRAs)
|" B. Pe6n del Rey d la 4" casilla del
Rey.
l. NJ Po6n cabalIo de Reina 3" Ca
q B. Pe6n della Reina la 4" casilla.
q NJ pe6n de4a Rena la "A casilla.
3" B. Pedn del Rey la )" casilla,
5" NJ Pe6n de la Tore de la Reina 4
la 3" casilla
4 B. Cabalo del Rey Il la }" casiIla
del Arfl del Rey.
M Arfl de la Rena 4 la )" casilIa
del caballo del Rey.
8 B. Arfl del Rey Il la pa casiIra del
. M ArhI de la Rena Il la 6a caslla
del Rey, Come caballo blanco)
b. B. Arfl del Rey su tercera casilla
lArfl come ell Arfl negro)
b" NJ Pedn del Rey la ,. .casiIIa.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-28
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