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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17

Major Charles r. Miller has broken
into print in Cleveland by spirited
attack upop Tom Johnson. Mr.. Mil.
1cr's numerous friends IN Canton Will
be pleased to know that he is still
able to sit up and notice things.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17
DISEASED ovERCoAT STOLEN.

Shelby. o., oct. 49, = Last night a
thief entered the office of DR.. Lore
and took from a closet IN the place
an overcoat which he has used for a
year when treating smallpox ana 9TH
er contagious diseases, The doctor
Is Watching for the next case OF
smallpox IN this vicinity, and when It
develops he will make q search for
his oyercoat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17
Soft Coal Displacing Anthracite.

Long trains of soft coal from
west Of the Alleghenies are reaching
the eastern markets hitherto sacred
to anthracite and are reported passing
under the very shadows of the hard
coal breakers. 1t is safe to say that
the way thus opened will not be who'll
ly abandoned. Against this kind of
competition not even a custom house
barrier can be raised. There may be
a way found to shut out Welsh an
thracite for while, but from this
time on soft coal will displace hard
coal for some uses in the east, as
anthracite has taken the place of so
coal for some purposes in the west.
That is a consequence of the war
the anthracite field which probably
was not taken into sufficient account.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17

A fortune Of over 100000 worth OF
sold and jewelA has been found in the
Oak of,a. dead police captain m New
yak Tho captain must nave had q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17

Attorney General Knox has con-
fessed that the president and congress
have the power to restrain trusts.
Too bad Philander can't produce sople
constitutional clause to the contrary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17
Dangers of ldIeness.

So soon as your man Of millions re-
tires he begins to gather moss. 1t
works into the crevices of his intellect
spreading them wider and letting in
all sorts Of little vegetative ailments
that grew ranker and ranker with
time, taking to themselves more and
more Of the substance of their host
until after a little he is ailments
mostly. He has nothing to think
about except his corns and his lungs
and his rheumatism, and the more you
think of your works the more they
creak. Nothing Is left then but Chris
tian Science or something to do.--
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17
Delay OF new
HOTEL EXPLAINED

Continued from page One.)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17
Turning From the Cities.

Among the tendencies of the times
none is more gratifying than those
of our society. The tide of rural ex-
odus to the city shows some signs of
turning. Those who have been leav.
Ing the old farms have more and more
disposition to turn back. The rush OF
rural communities cityward Is being
stayed and the country districts show
more and more marked signs of being
rescued from desertion. Certainly
no more hopeful indication were possi-
BILE. City life stands. on the whole,
for mental, moral and physical deteri-
oration.-Boston Globe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17
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6emi-Weekly per year by mail. .$1.0O
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Canton. Ohio.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Secretary OF State--Herbert 5. Bigelow,
OF Hamilton county.
For Judge OF the Supreme Court Oong term)
Michael Donnelly, OF Henry county. ,
For Judge OF the Supreme Court(short term)
Michael Donnelly, OF Henry county.
For State Dairy and Food COMMISSIONS
Philip ii, BrucK. OF Franklin county.
For Member OF state Board OF Public Works
,sy,- Joseph J. Pater, of Butler county.
For Circuit judges. NJ. Douglass, OF Mans
field
For Congress-w. J. Foley, Of East Palestine.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Probate Judge-H. b. Sibila OF Mas
sillon.
For Prosecuting Attorney-Charles Krich-
baum, OF canton.
For County Commissioner-Jesse Teeters,
of Alliance.
For Infirmary Director-Louis Eisass, OF
Plain Township.
For Coroner-David Il. Banker. OF Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17
Conductor and Conducted.

At the very best the street car con-
ductor's work is trying and wearing,
but 1t would be made lighter, less dis
agreeable, II every passenger should,
in good temper and human sympathy
try to make 1t so by practicing in his
behalf the virtues of civility, courte-
sy and kindness. Conductors and con-
Quoted are made of the same clay and
are pretty much the same, though one
takes the fare and the other gives 1t;
they are alike fellow creatures, bound
upon the same long Journey, to the
same end, and 1t becomes every NOR
tai to make the journey through this
rough old world of our as smooth and
pleasant as possible.-Philadelph
Ledger.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17

President bser's Destination. g'I
No doubt the pious President Baer
attended church on Sunday and offer
ed up q fervent prayer for the saliva
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17
Which Is Most ReasonabIe2

Here are some fundamental facts of
the anthracite situation: The men
have as good a right-the same right
to combine as the mine owners, The
men have the same right to declare
on what terms they will accept en-
ployment as the operators to say on
what terms they will give employment.
The mine owners want workers; the
miners want work. They differ as to
terms. The miners have from the
start been willing to leave questions
in dispute to an impartial board OF
arbltrators. The mine owners have
refused to do this-or anything.
Which side seems to be the more rea-
sonable?--Indlanapo News.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17
4 Disgusting Spectacle.

The people of Ohio are becoming
disguised with the present legislature
and its vacillating course on the code
will make hundreds of votes for the
Democratic ticket. The trust people
are all on the side of the Republicans
and the code recommended by them
will be the one that will be adopted.
whether 1t is to the detriment Of the
people or not.-Lima Times Democrat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17

Governor Nash went to Lima Mon
day to make a political address, but
upon arriving he learned that the
meeting had been cancelled by the
Republican state committee on Sunday
but the governor had not been ad-
vised of this before. He was indig-
nant and said that those in charge
Of the speakers bureau did not know
their business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17

Mr.. Price presented bill extending
the right Of eminent domain to min
ing and manufacturing companies
The measure was drawn in the inter
est of the Independent coal operators
in the Hooking district who have diff
ticulty in getting outlets to railroads
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17
No Theology In the Schools.

The decree of the supreme court OF
Nebraska forbidding the recitation of
the Lords prayer and the singing of
Moody and Sankey hymns in the pub
lis schools does not interfere In the
slightest degree with the pursuit OF
these exercises in the Sunday schools
nor around the family hearthstone,
though 1t is feared that the church
people will hardly be able to lay hold
on this source of consolation. There
are certain conscientious and right
eous persons who will protest stren-
uously against this decree, though
they would certainly object to the
teaching Of any tenets other than their
own In the Sunday schools which they
help to keep up.--Kansas City Star
SuperstitIous Humanity.
Somebody watched the behavior OF
500 Chicagoans as they approached a
ladder that was leaning against a
wall No less than 366 refused to
walk under 1t, although the effort to
avoid this took them ouy or the way
and wasted several precious seconds
in each case. II the records numbered
three for every detour, you have eigh-
teen minutes and more. as sacrifice
on superstition's- altar. Seems dread
fully childish, doesn't II. and yet woull
you walk under ladder II you could
avoid Cleveland Plain Dealer. !
. d.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17

Mr.. Durham, of Toledo, introduced
a bill correcting defect in the law
giving savings and loan companies
the right to do safe deposit and
trust business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17

The Warner resolution providing for
participation of this state in the fif-
tieth anniversary of the opening of
the ship canal to Lake Superior was
adopted by the senate. The governor
and staff, lieutenant governor, speak
er of the house and five members
from the senate and five from the
house are to attend, the state bearing
the expense.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17

In the house Wednesday Mr.. Berg
Logger, of Hamilton, introduced q bill
authC>izing boards Of education to is
sue bonds to the extent OF two-tenths
Of one per cent of the total valuation
OF the property in the school district.
This will do away with the necessity
of asking the legislature to pass spe-
cial bond bills.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-17


forget herself and re-appear inthe true
character Of Miss Ada Topping. But
when she stood up | was sure that my
fair swindler haa been much taller
than this poor girl. even became so
interested that l asked the simple
minded book agent where she lived
and whom she was supporting, and
she answered my questions with such
frank and even confidential candor
that l felt like a pickpocket to have
suspected her. Her black wooden
skirt was rusty and mended, but
scrupulcusly clean. She had ribbons
In her hair that / knew my dainty
Miss Topping would never have dis
played. but so far as face, head hair
and eyes were concerned, she seemed
the exact counterpart of my fair con-
fidence lady.
well, made the best amend I
could under the circumstances.
bought one OF her books and bowed
her out of the office. Now what n
horrible thing 1t would have been IL
had accused her and brought dls-
grace upon her innocent character AMI
upon her struggling family
Shed have mulcted you for dam
ages, colonel" suggested Capt. Hogan,
the detective. Misprison, slander-she
could have soaked you all right. You
might have known smart criminal
like your Miss Topping would see
your name on the ONCE door and keep
away. Shed never have blundered
right into the lions Jaws, colonel"
That's your Judgment. r. it.cap?"
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0tTa fepubliCa 1ngleSa.

La Republics mas original y mas
feliz del mundo es, quig&s, Ia que a.
cahS de descubrir ell viaiero ingl6s
Mr.. r, KeArton, ALA en- las so1ed&-
des del Cc6srO, 81 Norte de las islas
llama rs Sonta Kildn, Doom, Bore
ra y Sola. Pertenecen de nombre &
Ingl@terra, pero estan tan lejanas y
y So. tan pequef1ass que los fngleses
no tienen en- elias ninguna autoridad,
y solo las visitan de vez en- cuando
en- verSno. La d0ic& hAb:t&da es
Santa Kids, cuya poblaci6n es
de. setenta personas.
GDurante los tres meses de vera
NO SO hace difteil q los bsrcos ell ..
bordar q ia isla, a causa del viento
espAntoso que sopl& casi constante'
menle en- ella 81 resto del Af1o es
impossible poder llegar ese pedazo
de terra. De suerts que los sesen.
to habit&ntes de Santa Kilda viveu,
salvo en- veranO, completSmente ais
lAdos del resto del mundo. Aun en-
Ell estfo &penAs ven de t3rde en tar
de, uR bsrco, porque son muy pocos
los que Sc atreven q auclAr en- 10 mi.
n1scula bahfs.
Esta isla pertenece a la inglste-
rps, que no SO ocupa para NADIA de
sus habitantes. Asf es que no les
importun& ningdu fancfon&rio del
poder central.
Por esta causR Santa Kild& es
una Repdbiica independents Y ORR
ginslfsima, que sc permite 81 adorno
de poseer una reina,
Sc elige como & tai & 10 n as bo-
nita de todas las muchachas solteras,
quien permapece investida en- el po-
der hasta ell dfA en- que Sc casa.
Entonces pierde sus derechos y
Sc transforms en- simple ciudadaua,
sustituy 6odola otra joveu, elegid@
por sufragio universal.
E sta Teale2a no impide & los h&-
bitantes de Santa Kilda vivir bajo
an regimen de los n al dem6craticos.
TodAs las msf1anas se eorgte.
gan los hombres vieios y j6venes en-
Ia lsrga Gale de Ia poblsci6n = &llf
discuten los ssnntOs locales, SO en-
tienden sobre Ia distribution del ira
bajo dur4nte Ell d1& y despu6s de me-
dia hora de delibsracion, Sc retirsn,
sin periuicio de proseguir al dfA 81.
guiente ell debate interrumpido.
Su principal ocup&ci6o es la ca.
za de las aves palmfpedas, llamadas
petreles. Esa GAIA SO realiza en- CO.
n1 4 y por la uoche 50 Ia reparten
equitativamepte.
e. dinero es alif desconouido.
Los cAmbios SO llevan cAbo, sir.
vi6ndose de los pajaros, como none
dG.
Les muieres trabajAu en- los cam
pos, en- tanto que los hombres 40 O.
cupan en- Ia csza. Adem&s, Rqu6 las
cuidau de los gAnados, y desde nif1as
SO las habitdA q cazAr pSjaros de
mar
Todos los hnos se lleva un Cru
po de much&chas Ia islA B B)rrerS,
y Sc las deja solas durante VAriss SO
manas en- una especie de grut& abier
ia en- IL rocA ALI aprenden las COS
tumbres de los petreles, que abun-
dan de modo extraordinario en- aquel
psraie.
Cu&ndo una de elias cae eDfermR
Avisan encendiendO una gran hogue'
ra q los de Santa K'lda, para que o.
cudan en- su AuxiliO. Los hom'
bces tienen tAmbi6n Ia mission de eie
Guitar les trAbaios de costura, y los
hay que bord&n marRvillosamente.
Desde hace mas de dos sgl0s, 10 vi
ds es ALI iguAl, Conserv&ndose tOdas
10 modas &ntiguas en- Los traies,
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Los "EStadOS UnidOS''
en- singular.

Desde h&ce tempo venfA discu.
tI6ndose en- los Estados Unidos una
question grammatical de gran impor~
t&ncia al parecer. Sc tratabs, de po-
nar en- claro 81 ID denomination
~United St&tes> exigia que Ell verbo
en- 10 oraci6n estuviess en- singular 8
en- plural.
Antigusmente Sc usaba mas 10
forma plural del VerkoA demostr&n~
dolo asf Ia misma constitution nor
te-&merican&. Luego, conforme Sc
dessrrollabAn el sentimiento nAcio.
nal espiritu de unificaci6n, empe-
z6 & ganar terreno IL Gauss del sim
gular; Y este AcRba de triuufAr def
nitivamente, observandose que iss
sentencias del Tribunal Supreme,
los documentos diplom&ticos y los
dictSmenes de las Comisiones de las
C&marss smplean la forma sim
gular'
De shorG en- sdelante, para ex-
presarse con entera correction, de-
) ber$ decirse, por ejemplo: Slos Els,
tados Unidos es una gran nacion, y
no Gson~ unA gran naci6n.S
Celebramos que Ell asunto se
hAya puesto en- clarO y seria precise
Ahora que eonengamOs nOsotros 10
procedente en- euestiones &n&log8s
que tanemos sin resolver.
Por ejemplo: mn ePorto Ricc9
que deba ser GPaerto Rico1 una isla
llamad& ePuerto Rico> que debe lls'
marse eSan Juan0; una ciudsd & II
que Sc da ell nombre de sSan :" '.'
y debs denominArse <Puerto z.
y fnalmente, para los aficic - 81
investigar el tempo viejo, IL
que se dice ll&mabase sBorin4 ~nD y
que nos han asegurado no SO uam6
iam&s de ese modo por sus primiti-
vos habitantes. Tenemos por aquf
algunos asuntos de este linsje pen
dientes.
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Cat6StrOfe en- BdrCena.
GObernadOr ll0ga
en- tr0n especial,
LA CRUZ RoJA en- su PUEsTo.

En- Barcena de Pie de Conch&,
(SantAr dsr) ocurri6 una tremenda
desgrAe1a en- las obras de la sociedsd
electric& de Besa va
Los ipformes son que ha habido
muertos y varios heridos graves.
Ell Gobernador sati6 en- tren es"
pecial con los elementos necesarios
para al auxilio de los heridos.
A las 4 de la tarde pf6ximamen.
to Sc hundio Ell marc exterior de Ia
casa que estA construyendo 10 socie-
dad eI@otrica de Besaya para s&la de
elOruraci6n.
La pared derribada ten1a I2 me-
tres de altur& y so centfmetros de
espesor.
Todos los obreros q. trab 'jabAn
en- ell muro quedaron sepultados en-
ire los eecombros.
Los que trabajaban algo mas
&partados fueron press de gran paul
co.
La notfsia en- el pueblo produjo
gran &Earm&.
Acudi6 81 lugar de la cAt&strofe
todO Ell pueblo, oFganiz&ndose los
trabaios de salvamento.
De entire los eseombros fueron
retirsdos los cadaverea de Martin
Carreras, Mateo CAldeS6n. Enrique
Naval, Manuel Portica y Gumersin-
do G )mez-
Ademag fueror retirsdos IL he
ridoa, cuyos nombres no SO dicen.
FL tren de auxilio que sali6 de
Santander a las de Ia noche lego
dos horas despu6s Barcena, condu-
ciendo a las autoridAdes 6 fndividuos
de Ia Cruz RojS.
Acto continue todos se enoami'
nsron 81 lug@r de la cala strofe y &
visit&r q los heridos.
Estos fueron cnraGos por los me
dicos de los pueblos inmedi&tos que
acudieron en- los primeros momen.
tos, atendiendo a squellcs infelices
con gan solicitud.
Despuss lie g IRON en- tren espe-
cial los doctOres Madrszo, Quintana
Ocejo, quienes traslada ronse Elm per
dida de tempo a visitar los haridos
y prestarles los &uxilics necesarios
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La nluneCa
de trapO.

ReheXlOnemOs'
Las fiestss de IL patria me ms.
pirau, en- todos los paises, senti-
mientos contrAriOs; uu profundO res
peto y una profunda indignation.
Las multitudes celebrAn grandes
mascarados en- honor de grsndes he
roismos. Ell diA en- que debierAmOs
permAnecer ment&lmente de rodi-
las, nos entregamos en- nombre ds
Ia patriR, & los mayOres excesos.
Los ciudadanos tienen Ell derecho
de chill&r, disfrASAdos dc patriotas.
Colocamos, sobrs lA tumba del pAsa-
do, Hgnisa de recuerdo, una Coronita
de esc&udSlo y de flores de lodo.
Nos quedamos, luego, muy So"
tikfechos, y volvemos, con la con-
ciencia trSpqullP, Ia vida normal.
El 16 de Septiembre, en- Mejico
es un dia en- que cAda cual hace de
So capa nm. sGyo. Core por las ca.
lies Ell ~pulQuaS bebida del pals; los
pelados Sc emborrAchap; las gentsT
Aristocr &ticas Sc cousagr en- fes-
tss Aristocr&ticRs insoportables y el
cura Hidalgo, sea ell h6coe, mira con
tristeza, desde Ia iumortAlidad, Eu
imperecedera Cbra. NADIA tiene
one envidiSrle, pOr C i g t 0, en-
Paris, ell IA dc Julio. La ciudad,
como los rios, Sc sale de mAdre, es
un decir. Sc bAila en- mitAd del AFRO
llo. Sc incendi&n castillos de mai
pes las Almss vestidas de rOjo y
az6', desflan por los Boulev&rds es-
c&p&dAs de los cuerpos rendidss dc
fAtigs,
En- Madrid, el de Mayo, es
una cAlamidad. Los patriotAs sc
sonvierteu por arte de birlibirloque
en- vAlisntes imprOvis2dOs.
Ea NV York, ell de Julio es
cAsl una orden para que los descen-
dientes de Was hir gton, sgoten todO
el wh'sk4y en- los Bar rooms.
He tenido por cCstumbre en- es'
tos dia', Ia de no moverme de mi
casa. Les amigos protestan, mo
gan0 ell hoDrOao tftulo de <esptritu
rebelde0 ....y luego me rio & solas
de los kucasos de las festas sobre
todo, de las bofetAdas. Las genteh
SO excitAp; Ell patriotismo haca q les
hon 'es be ,icosos y las hOfetadas
son inevit&bles: sin elias no hay pa
triotismo pCsib'e. Elias son un ali
ciente.
Porque 20 h4y NADIA mas pinto
resco, nj mas patri6ticO, que AtizAr'
le al pr6jimo una btf4tads en- nom
bre de On h6rCe difunto. ....
En- nombra de Napoleon, Sc re.
pArten muchos moiicones Por Paris,
cuando SO celebrA el AniversRrio de
jena. Y en- Madrid he vist0 rom
perIe las nArices & un patricia en-
nom bre del immortal DAoiz......
Los CabAnos no hemos lie gadO
Auu & estos excesos pero vSmos CO
mino de ellos. Aqui los discuraos
han suplido las b; fetAda3. Y, {
fuarde sincsros, que no s&bI1A es.
cCg-r entire aubRs elocuentisimas
m&nlfe, tSciones patri6tics Gee
ron Y Dem6stenes, entire nosotros,
serian unos infelices, y nc podrfa'
mos llAm&rles sOcadores de Mitina
QUE es el mas alto hoDOr dc Ia 6po-
CO. Y ellos, de buen gradop prefe'
rirfAn, & los discusses, an par de
bt f.tRdaa enviRdas deade el otrO
mundo pOr el invictO Antonio Ma
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PORTO.RICORAILROAD COMPANY

The Porto Rico Railroad Company beg
to inform the proprietors of factories and su-
gar estates that they are placing themselves
at their disposal to perform in their workshops
all the work of repairing and construction,
Their improved machinery allows them to do
this work with the greatest rapidity and pre-
cision. A 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.
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efectuado Compahia Tasaauca Epanoa
Plata, San Pedro de Maoorfs Santo Domingo
Fmes, dirgTse q sus oonsgnatarios,
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JUNTA Superior de SANDAL
PUERTO RICO.
NOTICIAIMPORTkNTE.

Por Ia presente SO informa que
los exameneB para obtener licencia
de M6dico, Dentists, Farmaceutico,
Practicsnte, Comadrona y enferme-
ra, Sc verificarkn en- los ofcinas de
la Junta Superior de Sanidad en- San
Juan, en- las siguientes fechas.
Medicos Junfo 9, 3 4.
Dentistas s, 6y z.
FarmS Sc6uticos 9, 10 II:
Practicaptes 12, 13 y IA.
Comadronas y en-.
fermeras , Is, II Y 18
Deber&n ser presentadas las soil
citudes en- Ia oficinA de la Junts ell
dia 80 de Mayo sntes, 81 faere po
sible.
Para mas informes, dirigirse al
SeCretario de 10 Jupta
WIIIiGna Faa0cett Smith N. D.
Secretario,
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que son amplios y de vivos colores.
Los extranjercs son bien scogi'
dos por los naturales; pero deseau
m+ jor no verlos nunca por su pals:
La sAlud entreellos es excelente
y 500 padecen en- verano pna espe'
4ie de grippe, que los ataes cusndo
llega ell estfo y los visitan los extTAn
jeros, por 10 cual denominAn q esA
dolencia sreum& de Les extrAniercs.0
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c ONP u ~ a.
DE LOS
FERRO--OARRILES DE PTO-RIOO

La Companfa de los Ferrocarriles de
Puerto Rico pOne en- conocimiento del publ
GO muy particularmente de los hacendados
y dueflos de fabrioa, que, habiendo montado
en- sus talleres de Santurce maquinaria per
feccionada, SO encuentra en- condolences de
hacer toda olase de reparaciOnes de pleas de
maquina asf como de nueva construction con
prontitud y esmero
Tambi6n dispone de una fundici6n mo-
cionados que le permlten fundir dentro de
las 48 horas aquellas pleas que SO necesiten
con urgenoia.
Pueden renlitirSe gratuitamente por fe-
rrocarril todas las pleas dc maquina que
h&yan de ser reparadas, 10 que representa-
una gran economic.
Precios muy reducidos.