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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-27
POULTRY RAISING
Many Dealers in this Vicinity
Have A Profitable Business
In this Line


and as result it has proven very
profitable undertaking for those who
have engaged in it. Of late years
this business has grown to be of con-
siderable Importance. Chickens and
eggs are always in demand, and tur-
keys and ducks at various seasons of
the year.
Many dealers raise fancy breeds
exclusively, which are sold at fancy
prices. Many of these chickens are
taken to the different poultry and
pet stock shows, where they attract
considerable attention.
Hundreds of families living in Can
on City and vicinity raise chickens
for their own use, while many others
raise them for market. The COM
mon breeds most in demand are rocks
and leghorns. The plymouth rock is
a cross between the old dominac and
the black java; from the former it
gets its color, and size from the lat
ter. The hens usually weigh from 6
to 7 pounds, and the cockerels from
10 to IL pounds. By manv this breed
is considered the best all around
chickens that can be raised. although
it is claimed BY some that it does not
do as well here as in some other
places.
The brown leghorn is also good
chicken. One of the best things
about this breed is that they are
very industrious. AS soon as they
are out of the shell they begin to
scratch for living, and they usually
get it, too. They never know when
to stop laying, and of all the chickens
that lay eggs they are equal to nearly
every other kind.
When the Nafe brothers have com
pleted their buildings they will have
one of the largest poultry farms in
the country. They have the contract
to supply chickens to the D. & r G.
railroad and expect to have demand
for 400 chickens per day, mostly
broilers. They will sell no eggs, but
will hatch them by means Of incuba-
tors. They will also raise a few
varieties of fancy stock.
Mr.. H. S. Clearinghouse, of East
Main, deals in fancy chickens.
He has yard of silver spangled
hamburgs which are very ornamental
and useful fowls. They are noted
for their laying qualities, but there
is one peculiarity about them is that
they never set. They are of a nerv-
GUS disposition and never become en-
tirely tame.
The next yard contains white ply
mouth rocks, several of which scored
as high as 95a at Pueblo two years
ago. This is very successful fowl
and well repays its owner for its
keep.
The rose -conbed Rhode Island reds
is another of the many species on
Mr.. Garlinghouse's farm. These
birds come from Massachusetts,, and
in the east are raised almost exclu-
sively for general purposes. They
are a pretty color and large and
strong. On this farm there are two
pens of barred plymouth rocks, which
to the owners mind, are the best kind
of poultry that can be raised, and he
has sold more of them for general
purposes than any other kind
Mr.. Clearinghouse also has some
pets in the way of rabbits, fantails,
German parrot pigeons which have a
beak like parrot and the feathers
on its neck grow up giving it the ap-
pearance of wearing standing collar;
also has pair of bantam buff cochins
which are an exact likeness of this
well known chicken, except that they
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

On account of the repairs that have
been made in the County clerks Office
The RECORD has failed to give the
real estate transactions for three
weeks The following are those
which were recorded during that time
George E. McCandless to r. W.
Fitzgerald for $4,000 land on Lincoln
park.
James W. Work to Mary Goegliu
for $3.50, lots IA, 10. l6. and II in
Works Grand Veiw Addition.
c.. R C. Dye to A. S. and Cora Dur
gin, for 81. $50 ranch land.
J ]. Phelps to W. H. Mcclure, for
81, 400, lot 8 block 8 Phelps Sub
Division.
C R. C. Dye to James w. Wells.
ranch for 1850.
F j. Moyle to j. d. Russell, for
81, 300, west half lot 6 block l6.
C. F. Tanner to H. A. Todd, of Chi
cago, for 81 $50. lot 3 block ~ H
and A. Rudd's Addition.
Saran S. Barr to Thomas Knowles,
for 81. 800, II acres in block 5.
Ida c. Ford, H. c. Catlin. Mary A..
Catlin and Mary A. Thornton to w.
N. Green, for $500, lot 6 Catlin's
Second Addition to South Canon.
Frank Kennicott, W. H. Hall and
William Kettle to the town of South
Canon. for 81 and other valuable
considerations, land in Felton's Addi-
tion to South Canon.
j. NJ. Ragsdale to C. W. Talbot.
for 81 and other considerations, half
interest in lots l3 and Ia block 2.
John R. Storm to James W. Wells,
for $500. two acres on Lincoln
Park.
B. F. Young and Ida Young to F.
l.. Kennicott, W. H. Hall and William
Kettle. for 81 and other valuable con-
siderations, land on East Douglass
street in South Canon.
Grant Dickinson to William Land
man, for $1,000. half Of lots Ia. 10
and l6 in block 52 H. and A. Rudd's
Addition.
William A. Dunn to Lizzie Clark,
for $3.50. 29l3 acres, being . part
Of the s. E. ! of the N. E. / Of Sec.
%, Twp. l8.
William Landman to Grant Dickin-
son, for 81. 900, lots 8 and 8 block
Is in Thomas Macon's Addition.
W. d. Combs to Combs Foundry T.
Manufacturing Co., for 81 and other
considerations, part of lot / and all
of lots 2, 3 and 4 in block / of A.
and v. Macon's Addition.
F. A Raynolds to H. E. McClana-
han and Charles F. Tanner, for ST.
TOO, lots IL, IL, l3. Ii and Is in
block 47 in II. and A. Rudd's Addi-
ton.
Grant Dickinson to F. A. Reynolds,
for 81 500. lots 8 and 9 block Is in
Thomas Macon's Addition.
C C. Conkle to c. C. Dawson. for
1915, lots II and l2 in block 2 Hard
ing's Addition.
W. NJ. Mayhem to Walter NJ. Gates
for $500, lots II and 12 block 46 in
Rudd's Addition.
C. r. c. Dye to Irene A. Freck. for
81 900, ranch land.
]. NJ. Jones to Grant Dickinson,
for $50. lot 6 block So II. and A.
Rudd's Addition.
F. A. Reynolds to Grant Dickinson,
for 81 ,450, lots l, 2 and 3 in block
48 H. and A. Rudd's Addition.
Grant Dickinson to J. M. Jones, for
$3.50, lot Ia block 46 Rudd's Addition.
H. C. Catlin ct. al. to Mary A.
Thornton, for $500, lot / block 2
Catlin's Second Addition to South
Canon.
A. Thornton to II. C. Catlin, for
200, lot / block 10.
James Hill to II. C. Catlin, for
$40, lot in Catlin's Addition.
F. A. Raynolds to A. C. Koch for
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-27
CLUBBING PROPOSITION

The RECORD one year,
Toledo Blade cne year,
Both Sl.5O
The RECORD one year,
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Both $l.60
The RECORD one year,
Kansas City Daily World one year.
Both $3.50
The RECORD one year,
Cosmopolitan one year,
Weman's Home Companion,
All, one year $2.55
The RECORD one year,
The American Boy one year,
Both $3.50
The RECORD one year,
The Semi Weekly Globe Democrat,
Both $500
These offers go to both old and
new subscribers if the subscription to
the RECORD is paid up one year in
advance. Take the RECORD for your
self and send one of the other papers
to friend for a present.
THE CANON CITY RECORD.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-27

Stops the C"ugi and Works on the Cold.
Laxative Fromo- Quinine Tablets
cure = cosd IN one day. No Cure, No
Pay. Price 70 cents.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-27

DeWeese e. Turnbull have money
to loan on iirst-class real estate secur-
ity at 8 per cent. interest. 3tf
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-15

and l was beginning to think that the trou- blo would run into consumption. l didn't take any stock in patent medicines, but somehow or other l tried Ackers English Remedy One bottle did the business for me knocked that cough out completely and it has never come back again. There is never a day passes that don't say good word about this wonderful medicine. ] al- most forgot to say that l am stronger and A,shicr now, since taking the remedy, than ] was before the cough began. l write this letter voluntarily and chccrfuily and am glad Co do it. (SisnCd) CHEIs. HUMBLE, Saloou-kccper Iocatello, Idaho
 Sold o5c 5oc and Sl a bottle throughout ,bo United States and Canada and in Eng land, at ls. 3d. 2- 3d 4- 6d lryou arcnot satisfied after buying, return the bottle 10 your druggist, aud get your money back.
 Hf awbDisc hr a6ars guareu'rc.
 W I HOOKER * CO.,, E,opfl.o5s, Nc0 I0rS. For Sale by H. 0. Hitchcock, Globe
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-15

were proper rem s,r udius for coughs NIl and colds. Most uf my acQuaint- 3 aucrs wcrt of the AHi
 lmc opinion.
 Now l know ypa sumcthiugatleast
 athuusand times - better. It is Ackel Epglis h Remedy f Coughs and Colds. good while ago l beg, to cough and found 0 hen that rock and r. vasuo good. Igot wor
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-15
RULES AND TERMS.
Cut this out and paste it by yogr Telephone.

HOURS OF SERVICE-For the present the time of ser1ce will be tii0 minutes of the 2i hours, the force taking full holid av on the 29th of February. once hours, from a. m. till 10 D. m., after 10 D. ID, the night bell will be adjusted so that urgent calls on business or sickness will be responded to by the central, !" Sundays open until D, m, and closed from that hour until a. m on Mondays. These hours ofservice practically continuous except on Sunday nights), are something unusual in smalltelephone systems without extra charges. We are here to serve our patrons in the best manner possible,
 TERMS TO SUB BSCRIBERS-ro all business houses s per month: residences, within req Sonahlc distance of the central office, g.. .50 per month, A fee of s10 is charged for placing each phone. For the present, and until the town is thoroughly wired" urgent messages will be delivered for subscribers within tho town limits free to subscribers.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-15
ARIZONA WEEKLY
 NEWS BUDGET.
What Has Happened in the Terri. tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION.

Es~ Business tnterprSes..e Good Year for the Man wth the Hoe, and the Owner of live Slcek..sVeybody Except the Editor Expects to Nave Money 10 6urn
Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-15
knOCk=Out Drops

Il am a saloon-keeper, and used to think that rock and rye, or whiskey and quinine
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-03

RINA.
Anoche rim sron On 10 Wis pfbli.
CO Domingo SAnguinot y Nicolas
Matos, sAcAndo eAdA uno nm cuchi.
lilo. ID Jnex de Par de Ssn francisco
le impnso hoy S. de multa s cadA
uno.
ARRESTADA.
La cfudanAnA Desina Flores ne
do aver tarde mas bawyxnax0s dc ID
euenta y % puso 6 eacandalixar On
10 sale por 10 que ell Juex BAxan ls
impuso 30 dias de arresto.
CONSEJO.
HA sido nomhrado Conseria del
.DapartAmento de Justicia al j6yen
dom Luis Acostas que antes desem-
penaba 81 cargo de menssjero de di-
cho ohcina.
SIN LJGAR.
RI Procurador General hi infor.
mad0 negativau ente Ii petici6u do
indulto presentada per Lnis Felipe,
.Dasus que scumple cOndeuA On n
c6rcal de Ponce, de 80 dias Dor rife.
DENEGACION.
Ell Gobernador In propuesta
del Procnrador Ganeral IN negxdo
Ell indulto 6 Antonio Cusyas Herman
der, condusdo On Ell Presidio nor al
idelitO de Atentado y homicidio,
asesndiendo diehs condena { II 40.
4 meees y 1 diA. Nj ATTORNEY consi4
dsrando one este pres0 hAbfA 1ido
senteneiad0 con anterioridA1 por Los
dslitos de1lesi0nes y aesaOato, 10.
comend6 que no % l. eonCedier4 el
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Reciprocidad

New York Dcbre. 3 ll-30 A. n.
Sc asegura que ell asunto de-
reciprocidad entire Cuba y Estados
Unidos sera resuelto en- breye por
el Congreso. Sc espera que esta
question quede terminals favora-
blemente. La opinion de la prensa
esta diyidida y algunos periodicos
atacan Ia reciprocidad, mientras dia-
rios que Sc consideran como 0rga-
nos oiciales del gobierno la defien-
den calurosamente.
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Ell Canal de Panama.

New York Dcbre. 8 ll-s0A. N.
N.gobierno de- Colombia ha re-
levado q su Ministro en- los Esta-
dos Unidos. Colombia desea reanu-
dar las negociaciones del Canal De
Panama, y Sc cree, que ell gobierno
americana acceda q su solicitud.
PrJminentes miembros del Congre-
SO estan decididamente resueltos q
proponer y defender que la ruta Sc
haga por Nicaragua.
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Tengo Ell gusto de manifestar que va hace tempo que vengo usando
con incompatible exto el preparado eonocido con Ell nombre de
Emulsion de Scott de aceite de hfgado de bacaao en- las afecciones
pulmonares, muy particularmente en- la tiM, tan frecuente entire nos
otros, en- las varias manifestations ~lnfateas tan frecuentes tambien
en- los paises tropnaes y que consttuyen, pr. decnlo ash Ell fondo de !
las afecciones de los ninoss pudiendo asegurar que tanto en- los adultos
como en- los ninos Ia Emulsion de Scott puede considerarse como un
medcamento poderoso. Doctor Louis Montana, de las Facultades de-
Paris y de Barcelona, Habana, Cuba.
He empleado en- mi practca la Fmuhi6n de Scott, de acGe de-
hfgado de bacalao con hipofos6tos de cal y de- sosa, y debo dedr que
es u n agente valioso para 81 ratamiensU de Ia escrofulosis y afecdones
tuberculosis. En- cnanto s su elaborasi6ns % deja NADIA que desear. -
Dr. c. M. Desvernine, HabanaL
Dice 81 ilustrado Doctor Don Alfonso Betancourt, de la Habana,
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d NlH|m|lI|
sERVIcIO EsPEOIAI
LA CORRESPONDENCE
Mensaie
] del Presidenfe
New York Dcbre. IIs 3D. a I

New York Dcbre 1I-30A
81 Mensaje dol P~residente Roo
seVelt All Congress-, consid6Fase mny
is n nv a d OF. Ataca q los
xtrusts. y rscomienda que, On viz
tud dc leyes jjustas equitatiyas,'
Sc trate de que en- o sncesivo los
sobreros no tenganque apelar 3 me-
1dldas extremas que puedan com
promoter II paz pnblica como 1lti-
mamente sucediera.
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Ell Concrete.

New York Dcbre. 3 11-30 A. III.
Otros cablegramas de Caracas
notician que las transacciones Co
merciales, desde que Sc restableci6
Ia paz, han sido r~eanuaadas, aun-
que ell movimiento que Sc nota es
muy insignifcante. Reina descon.
tento, pues 20 dice que 81 gobierno
piensa imponer fuertes tributacie-.
mes al pueblo contribuyente.
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Refornnas.

New York Dcbre. 8 1880 "a. N.
Tambi6n recDmendo el Presi-
dente en- su Mensaje quesse intro
duJeran importantes reformas aEan-
celarias La impression causada en-
la opinion P1blica respecto del alu-
dido Mensaje es satisfactoria, pero
los dem0cratas consideran 81 dOcu-
mento muy deficiente.
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CAIDAD
Anoche sufri6 una caida an Il
Gale, Ale3o g ux, 6 causa de haber
pisado INNS ckscara de gainao, reel.
biendo dos reguIares goipes.
El Conssio NEGATIVE an session
celebrada ayer, concedi6 una. frsr.
quicia q Sr. Luce, @ Il CASA De
Ford ysCa, para ID construction de
nm muelie en- Ponce. Sc caIculan
las ohras On $500 600 y lps matsria.
les verdrxn todos de l0s Estadoa
Unidos.
JUICIo ORAL
Hsta ml1iAsse oelehr6 an 81 Til
bunal q. Dto. do eata Uina,d 8 mi
clio oral de u causA aaepsds contra
Santiago Jos& Valle Juan Vfua
gaA pordelito d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
agresfon. DefapS.i6 6 .loe nrimeros
elaLe4o. don 3. Torree Nonees q III
Sba6ndo ohtsnidola ah101nci6n Dc 10
~ J q1s fu6 sentanciado, solo 3 IN
me- Do afresto. Santiago. 6 Villages
10 defendi6 q Lodos RodriguexC sbo
Hero qui6n logr6 Qne - % linoit4ra
II pens E 90 dis ,deaaxresto.
PARA MAYAGUES
Ayer ragres6 6 diana C;u1ad0
~disttn9nido oAballero.D Don Fe6RfcOs
GAtells acompaffsd0 1e N distfngui;
- 6Ea.ydsau belifsims ~ simpktis
o HIN Carmen.
Dlcho 81. hsbfA yanidc : eots
como 6eleg4do pnrA esiafir IN
1anblen aol PArtid0 HeAor1lA nharf
SsS@EsEa@s
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Deuda enorme.

New York Dcbre. 8 ll-3O A. M.
La deuda de La g aerra de We.
nezuela alcanza q una enorme cifra.
FL pals atraviesa por una grave
crisis ecorSmica, y La situacion del
gobierno para solyentar dicha deu-.
da es embarazosa.
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OjO que intereSa.

EN- <La Lunap San Francisco
85 ne realism & prscios de quemaz6n
los siguientes artfculos.
BAtistAs de dolores de 5 centa
vos & 8 ctvos.
Percal de color de 6 ctvos { 4.
OF. Muaelina blanca de Gordon de
6 centAvos 6 A.
SAtenes anchos de 10 ctvs. &c.
Limo estampado Ultima novedad
de 10 c~entavos { 6.
MuselinA color mota bordAda de
Is centavos &
Percal ssul marino or entero de
6 centavos a.
Percal nanstN CT Gordon Ancho
de IL csntAvos & 8.
Camisas blancas para caballero
de rs c~entavos A'25.
Lanillas negrao lAbradas supe.
rior CT dc 80 ctvs. & Is. 20, y Is.
Merino negro para trsje de &C.
nora, de- so ctvs. { 10, 20 y 25.
Oian do ancho, de 8 ctvs & 5.
Dan de Anoho, de 6 ctvs & 4.
DIAN clAse superior de IL centa
olan clase superior de- 8 centa'
vosk6.
Por oil dltimo vspor se ACADIA de
recibir nm gran surtiao de gasas de
seds de & TINA noveaad propios pa
RI trAje de novia y bale.
Alpaca negra de 81 40 y so
centavos vsrs.
Casimires ing.eses lana de 2 Pc
sos y medic & 1 Is y 1.50 ctvs vars.
Drilas. m%sllorqu!nes azargados
de rs &4H so centAvos vars.
Batistas blAncSs de 1 vara y
cuarta de ancho dc 10 ctvs & g.
Tiras boFdadas y entredos 6 pre-.
clos linnitAdos.
Medals negras psrs sonora, de-
Is centavos & 10.
Driles de color & 10 8 y 8 eenta.
vos vAra
CorsSs para selora & 80 rs
centavos.
Mkquinas para coser { precios
muy baratos.
Cretonas de hilo para s&bAnas,
s reales vara.
Autier 6 las dos de 10 tArde
tupo luRHr en- los salones del Club
republicano puro de 10 Gale de 10
Concordia una reunion con eli fin de
tratar acerca de- n debia d~isolverse
dicho partido 6 continuar luchando.
Asistieron & II reuni6n Representa-.
clones dc % Sub.Comit6s aeordAndo
quede dicho pArtido con TODD su vi
gor ain uniones CON niugun otro.
Ademks trAtAban de II Creac'6n De
nm peri6dicc y fueron aprObadoa
otroe aGusrdos As importenciA. Ea'
Are ell0s 81 snvio s Washington de
nm CorniajOnado que protestase dc
las ilegaIfdades cometidas durants
IL fArsa electoral.
Ell Domingo se iniei6 en- Yau'
no una sT6mbolas por varias seio.
ritss. con ohjeto de destinar 81 pro
dacido 6 10 Ssstas de II conoep'
ci6n.
Han fAllecido en- Ponce, CAsi'
miro Gonxalexs Gina Rivera. Julta
Cruz, ObduliA Ruix Fsrnandes, Bae'
navsntara Acsvsdo y francisco We
Jon,
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Sc encuentra en- Ponce dol
Vicente B Slbks Cap6.
ul.7ururulullHIuTE

e MAZDA mas c6modo y sensato +
quo llovar en- el bolsillo, para la tos y 6
rcsfriados una oajita dc las Pastillas s
HronQuiales 10 Brown. Sin rival z
para Of a1ivfo DO tas irritacioues dc La gar 6
ganta que sou osusadas por resfriados.
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que diarianente amplea en- su clientele con los mejores resu1tados, para
los casos en- que esa indcada, la bien conocida Emulsion de Scott.
La muv excelente Emulsion de Scott IS ell medicamentoq que empleo
saempre con magnifcos resultados en- todos los casos de intermediates
pulmonares simples 8 graves, y en- Ia eser6fula, bronquitis, raquidsmo
v Infathmo, etc. - Dr.. Francisco Penichet, Habana.
Don Antonio Moreno y Diaz, doctor 81 medicinal y cirugfa, resi-
dente en- la Habana, certfca haber usado en- los enfermos de raqutis-
mo Y debnidad organica La Emulsion de Scott, siempre con resultados
maravilosos. /
Certifco que hace mucho tempo vengo empleando La Emulsion de
Scott. Y e todos los casos donde eta indicada me ha dado un result
tado maravilloso. DR.. Miguel Ortiz y GARLIC, Habana. 1
Dice brevemente ell Doctor Juan n. Davalos de la Habana, que
hace tempo viene indicando en- su larga practca medca la Emulsion
de Scott, obteniendo siempre los resultados mas satisfactorios.
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Han contraido matrimonio en-
10 ciudad del Sur los j6venes jaime
Perez y Rosa Preseas.
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Laycolonia espanola de il O..
rcltna, ~ dispone Z celehrAr suntuo.
saments L patr0na A. Mspafia.
FlnCa Ell arri0ndO.

So - On Arriendo unA propie.
dad compuesta do 178 cuerdas do
sierra prOpiAs para cAfa6 pAstcs,
sitA On d barrio AguAcate pueblo.
do Yabucoa; terrenos llanos y sobre,
llsnos.
@ lien II interess pnede dirigir
sus proposiCiones en- Arroyo s don
JuAn f.. Alfonso y en- NuevA York
200 West 20 To st. nj doctor don
jose A. Diax.
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Cuando CONVEX ne facilitar

Cuaudo convene facilitsr ell
desarrollo de las j6venes, 6 cuando.
90 precise normalixar Ell trAbajo
mensuAl, nAda hay tan rApido y en-
cas- como las <PILDORAS RE
CONSTITUENCIES DE VALE
& CANCIO,.
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Twas de ESpa1a.

Mef1AnA ne abrir& una escue
ID eAt6lica en- Arecibo.
En- Hato Arriba Jurisdiction
de Arecibo, ocurri6 IN incendio,
quemkndose In casa tienda de DON
GsnAro Casanova. Sc cree que Ell
hecho fu6 intentional.
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HONOR AL MERITO.
--~1s rhsA - - 4 S, AA

No hay posiiyyamente nulsi6nIiq que pueda compararse
con IA eg1tnaZzdels Scott AS hl prueba este diploma:
1mitadores sin eusnto So esfasearzssn por producer algo
igual, pero no 10 logran. lPodrdn1l adoptar nombres que a
prinera vista Sc c,onfundanI Con 81 del artfculo original,
pero ESQ no da virtud a sus indtiles mezcolanzas. 81 que
a g,5a,:< s,'r ,s sz que use dssas = I principle l;salss / Ia ,; 1sgf5i"a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-03

Guadalupe Rivera de Carroll
M Aesea nAber el paradero de 81 hi.
10 Carlos Rivera Rodriguez, que &c
supO1lo ostx en- Arecibo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-03

Ha siao nombrado segundo
Jefs INFERNO del cuerpo &c bonbe-
ros ae Arecibo, don Ramon Seijo
TavArex.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-03
Pare CUrar un RefYodo en un ora

tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO
QUININA XII boticario lie devolver& 81 dinero 81
SO ours. La Hrma de x. w. GROVE. % hall
en- oada csiita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-03

ri Domingo se iniei6 en- Yau
40 sT6mbOlAs por varias seno
rita. con ohjeto de destinar 81 pro
dacido { Ia Ssstas dc Ii Conoep
ci6n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-27
ALLEGED SMUGGLING
OF Liquors, Etc, at San Juan, p. r.,
Heard in Court.

San Juan, p. r., Dec 26.-The hear
ing before United States Commissioner
Anderson of the cases against Robert
and Lieut.. Com. Geo. w. Mentz, who
with others are charged with snug
Cling wines and liquors from St.
Thomas on board government vessels,
was continued here, today. Collector
CruZen testified that Mr.. Giles wanted
to ray duty on the cases of liquor in
question and that he refused to accept
duty. as there is no law permitting the
entry of merchandise on government
vessels.
The collector said he boarded the
lighthouse tender Laurel, where he saw
three cases of liquors addressed to the
captain of the Laurel. Six cases were
marked Robert Giles; one case was
open and contained brandy. Collector
CruZen demanded three times that
these goods be delivered to him; upon
failing to secure them he allowed sc
minutes for the cases to be delivered;
they We're then turned over. He said
that Mr.. Giles and Lieut.. Com. MentZ
wanted to return the cases to St
Thomas.
Officer Cosgrove of the Laurel, was
called. He said the quartermaster of
the tender had not reported the re-
moval of cases of liquor at Culebra.
Quartermasters Schultz and Chipchase
testified that nothing had been landed
at Culebra and the prosecution closed.
The defence will submit it's brief, Mon
day.