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The Elbert County tribune., 1902-09-11

/ Archie" she said smiling. have you
not heard? lie was married yestei.
dayi''
Betty with alacrity. "-th Royal Brit
ish Fusiliers."
But where can find him in Lon
DOM asked.
"oh. of course" said Betty. how
stupid of me. He isn't in London
though. he's in Paris. You won't mind
running over there. will you? He's
staying with his sister, Lady Ashleigh.
Her husbands connected with the
| British legation. you know
assured her | would go to the
( ends of the earth to serve her inter
ests.
ITS awfully good OF you. Mr.. Car
michael said Betty gratefully. 81
never shall forget it. assure you"
THE pleasure" | asserted, lis mine"
Its nice of you to say that" said
Betty naiyely lit makes me feel more
comfortable. You must appreciate that
my confidence is n token of my sin
cere friendship for you. You can easi-
ly see that in the event of my mar
riage with Lord Crackenthorpe in what
horrible position | should be placed
should Captain Archdeane appear"
Indeed, yes" said !, greatly affected
by the touching proof of Miss Cor
don's regard. Il can fully realize 1t.
once had similar experience"
''You did?" said Betty. eagerly. you
never told me. Who was she?"
was silent on this point.
How did you get out of it?" asked
Betty
After discovering that we were not
adapted to each others needs. de-
cided to tell her so. went to her and
said: 'Milly-'"
Was it Mildred Powell2" demanded
Betty breathlessly.
Ihesitated.
We'll. yes, II was" said at length,
"but trust to your honor. Miss Betty,
not to speak of wnat have unwilling
ly disclosed"
What in the world did you ever see
In herr" queried Betty scornfully.
She's as thin as fence-rail and as
ugly as a.
"She has a figure of willowy slender
ness" corrected, and the charm re-
yealed in her features is greater than
that of mere beauty"
"Oh. very WELL" quoth Miss Betty
angrily; whatever made you changer
you" l said promptly.
Betty was mollifed.
left Saxminster the next morning
at o'clock, my departure being
cheered by Betty's presence. ar
rived in London by and in few
hours was safely ensconced in my ho-
tel in Paris.
The next morning found me vending
my way towards the British legation.
Upon my arrival presented my card
to the stately footman who admitted
me and in a few moments he returned
and requested me to follow him to
Lady Ashleigh's reception-room.
Her ladyship rose to greet me, my
card in her hand.
I'm delighted to Sc you. Mr.. Car
michael she said. "A familiar face
is doubly welcome away from home.
When did you leave London?"
After few moments conversation
Inquired for Captain Archdeane.
ARCHER" she said smiling. have
you not heard7 He was married yes
terday at noon. They sailed imme-
diately for India"
gasped for breath.
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THE DEATH BED.

We watched her breathing through tn
night,
Her breathing soft and low.
As in her breast the wave OF life
Kept heavins to and fro.
So silently we seen'd to speak.
So slowly moved aboua
As we had lent her half our powers.
To exc her living out.
Our very hopes belied her fears.
Our fears our hopes belied-
We thought her dying when she slept.
And sleeping when she died.
For when the morn came dim and sad,
And chill with early showers.
Her quiet eyellds closed--she had
Another morn than ours.
Tom Hood.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-09-11
Planting on the Forest Reserves.

The Secretary Of the Interior has
granted to tho Department of Agri.
culture the privilege Of establishing
nurseries and planting on the two
forest reserves recently established
by President Roosevelt in the sand
hill region OF Nebraska Surveys are
new being mads of both reserves, and
nursery sites viii be chosen and put
in readiness for planting by the end
OF the summer. The most active
work will be on the Dismal River Re
serve. where all preparations for
Dursery planting will be completed
by September. and during the fall
large collection of forest-tree seeds
will be made. The principal species
used at first will be Jack Pine. West
ern yellow Pine. White Fir and Colo
rado Blue Spruce.
The Nebraska reserves we're the
FIRST of this kind. and these are SO
well thought Of that active efforts are
now being made in Kansas and Cali
fornia to have similar reserves estab-
lished.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-09-11

Captain Bernier. head of Canadian
exploration party, will explore the
polar region in an automobile adapt
ed from Russian invention. Instead
Of wheels the auto will be fitted with
rollers adapted to ice-going. Such in
ventions have been used with success
on extensive ice packs. and Captain
Bernier will make use OF this knowl-
edge in HIS quest for the north pole.
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Retty's Love.
bssssessSsS . &c o ess {


Copyright 1907. by Daily Story PUB. Coz
1t was during my first season"
said Betty. disconsolately.
Pray. then, take comfort" said /.
Hes probably forgotten about 1t by
this time
Betty frowped.
You suggest two very disagreeable
ideas. Mr.. Carmichael" said she.
First. that I've been out some time.
which is true; second. that I'm not
sufficiently attractive to be remem-
bered. which is not true
We had left the golf links for the
seductive shelter of the summer house.
ut was the June we spent at Sax
minster--the year before the duchess
death.) Betty had cast herself upon
the cushions piled high in one corner
and after reluctantly offering me one
had proceeded to divest herself OF that
article of her attire she termed her
golf bonnet. | made myself as COM
Portable as circumstances and the
doorsteps would permit. having first
deposited upon the floor the ample sup
ply of loftors, drivers. etc. which Miss
Gordon considered indispensable to her
complete enjoyment OF the game.
You see. IL was this way" she con-
tinued. Il met him everywhere and
he-well. he fell in love with me. He
was just back from Africa. you know
-"
Naturally" | murmured, "he could
not fail to do so. Simply by foros of
contrast"
Betty looked at me severely.
'As | was saying" she went on, II
met him everywhere. He was awfully
devoted and sent me flowers and candy
and gloyes-he was certainly very
much in love-and -"
Go on murmured ercouragingly.
as she paused. and you were very
much in love. too
Il wasn't at all interrupted Betty.
angrlly. "but-er-I let him think |
WAS"
On said I, somewhat staggered by
this fresh proof of the duplicity OF
woman, you really weren't. but you
let him think you were"
Yes" proceeded Betty plaintively.
''he wanted to think SO, 81 much, poor
fellow. l really didn't mean to be de-
ceitful. but it comforted him so much
'ln fact" l suggested, you even
told him So
"Oh, no." said Betty much shocked;
mo. | never told him so. At least
don't think | did. | can't remember
ever having done 50. | may have, but
/ don't think So
AT any rate / resumed, "he got
the impression that you did"
Yes. he certainly did," admitted
Betty. "and although mama refused to
allow us to correspond wnen he went
away. it was with the distinct under.
standing that upon his return the en-
gagemcnt should Sc announced"
Exactly" said /. but during his
absence. you having seen the matter
in its true light. can now regard 1t
only as piece OF youthful folly
That's just 1t" said Betty admiring.
ly. How clever you are. Mr.. Car
michael"
modestly disclaimed this assertion.
You see" resumed Betty reflective.
ly, II really was too young to know
my own mind. ! couldn't endure him
now. The passion of my lire has yet
to come.
When half gods go. the gods ar.
rive" | quoted.
what did you say?" inquired Betty.
! repeated the quotation.
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Cuban Vegetables in chicago Markets

Cuban Vegetables In Chicago Markets
The appearance of Cuban vegeta-
bles in Chicago market perhaps
marks the beginning of considerable
trade in vegetables raised on that
island. Hitherto we have looked
upon the Antilles as producers of
fruits for our markets as well as
OF sugar and tobacco. This year
there have appeared also onions, to-
Inatoes. potatoes and squashes. with
good transportation facilities this
trade may become considerable. The
Island OF Cuba has immense adyan-
tages in the way OF climate that place
her ahead of anything on our main
land, at certain seasons of the year
I. may be that sometime these Is
lands will become the great winter
garden Of the United States-the hot
bed also In which are to be started
the plants that are later to develop
in northern gardens. In fact. under
scientific treatment. the amount Of
produce that could be raised on these
tropical islands is almost beyond
computation.
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WHATS In ! Namea

Mr.. Tank OF Cleveland is making
prohibition speeches. but Mr.. Water
man runs distillery in Kentucky.
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Pecan Tree Frauds.

We do not know that any reader OF
the Farmers Review is Interested in
the planting of Pecan trees. but as
sumo that some may be. II seems
that there are just as great frauds
being perpetrated in the sale OF these
trees as In tho sale OF other trees. A
Louisiana grower sends out warn
ing letter saying that there are many
agents that are ceiling all kinds Of
things for pecan trees. taking advan.
tago of the popular interest In this
kind of fruit. He says that one claim
Of these peddlers is that they have a
certain fertilizer that will so stlmu-
late the growth OF the trees that Il
Will come into bearing at four years
eight years. Mr. James. the grower
referred to. says that pecan trees
come into bearing at eight or nine
years OF age. and are never profitable
before 10 years OF age. Wild pecan
trees of no particular value have also
been extensively sold to unsuspecting
buyers. Great is the disappointment
of the growers when. after years OF
labor. they find their trees bearing
nuts OF no particular value. The fol
lowing advice by Mr.. James is good:
Persons wishing to plant pecan
groves should write to the directors
Of the various experiment stations and
find out who are the honest dealers IN
pecan trees.-Farmers' Review.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-09-11
LONG LIfe of ! coekatoo.

A cockatoo in far-off country was
a cheerful old pet when he was eighty
FIVE years old.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-09-11

what does that mcan?" she de-
manded.
1T means" said l. that when you
marry me you'll forget all about Arch
deane."
Betty looked thoughtful
'It probably means" she said with
more discernment than should have
credited her. that when / marry Lord
Crackenthorpe. Ill forget all about
yov
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-09-11

Should you be so ungrateful"
acquiesced.
The reason | told You this" said
Betty, examining my brassy at
tentively. was to ask you If you
would mind-that Is, il you would care
to-I mean, do you think you could
find out for me IL he considers me"
''In other words" said |. ~ she hesl-
tated. you would like me to sound
Arehdeane himself.
well. yes said Betty. much re-
iieved by my comprehension. that's
exactly it,
What's his address," ] Inquired.
producing my notebook.
Captain Archibald Archdoane," said
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-09
i,ES aut6ntiCa
laCOrOna d01nglat0rra?

I'm sabio aleman, archivero de
Dortmund, Mr.. Karl Ruebel, Sc per
mite poner en- duda Ia sutenticidad
de la corona que cenira a sus sienes
Eduardo VII.
La corona de IuglaterrA fu& en-
penada en- 1912 por ell rey Eduardo
III, n ocas On en- que, sin dudS, es
taba desprovistO de vii metal acu E
nado.
Desde Dortmund, donde radica,
ba la casa de pr6stamo5, fu6 Ia diade
ma trAsIadada & Coloni&.
En 26 de Diciemb~e de 1843 ell
rey reconoci6 adeudar q los sonores
CoDrado y Juan Clepling, Tidenann
Lemberg Juan Wolde, todos pres
tamistas de Dortmund, ls suma de
ecuarenta y cinco miLo eseudos de
orc, importe del pr6stamO.
E POGO adineradO mon&rca no
logr6 desempef1ar sus rsgias insig-
nia9, que en- 1914 segu1An gimiendo
en- Ia cautividad del Sr. Tidenann
Lember, quien en- 1916 volvi6 a pres
tarle dinero sobre otra corona dis
tinta.
Lo peor del case es que no exis
to documentO hist6rico algunO que
demuestre que fQera liberads ningu
na de las dos coronas, III tampoco
aparece por ninguns psrte Ia pape
leta de empe10.
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El Doctor
Don Mariana Ramirez,
Op0raCi6n de CatarataS
a un anCialO.

EL oculista Doctor don Mariana
Ramirez que Sc encuentrs en- est&
Capital por cOrta temp0rada, acabs
de realizar con notable 6xito una
operaci6n muy difcil y arriesgad ada.
Desja hRce cuatrO amos, un an
ciano de 80 habfa per5ilo Ia vista
por c9nsecuencia de unas cataratas.
Ell expresado Doctor ha prac-
tie2do la extirpa2i6n de dichas cats-
ratAs, el ola ell ell Haspitali 10 de
Sauta Rosa, con un resultadO es-
plGudido 6 Immediate.
Ms completeness en- tributar al
bayii oculi.ta nuestra fe!jci54u.6n
ma expan1a .ea por 81 6xito aI2An-
z=do, aeg! q ldouos d>l bi8u que h.
pUdido proporci0nar al G0cia20 qua
on breve gcz>ra de- 6-guo de 10
vista. cUya facultad h ,fla p r id ;.
Del resoltado dedn;tlvo d. Ia
0perac.6n reAl'za1A, TN rsm S 81
pu 1liCo al corriente.
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A favor
de las ISIaS FiIipinaS.

Ell importante pari6dico austria
co sNeu6s Wiener Tsgeblatts irs9r-
ia un artfculo del senor Blumentritt,
tan conocedor de- las cuestiones fill
pinas, exhortsndo 81 prasidente Roo
sevelt q que evite la desgracia del
Archjpj6 ago y los disgustos y ga
crifcios de una guerra iHterminable,
tratando con los tres h0mbres que
reprasentsn mejor las aspiraciones
de aquel pals: Mabrini, primer mi
nistro que fu6 de Aguinaldo; Ponce,
uno de los jefes del movimiento re-
volucionaric, y Ell general Canon.
Filipinas, segdn ell articulista,
reclama Ia Independents y autono-
mia, bAjo ell protector&do americana,
como Cuba, y no consentira nuuca
en- ser una colOnia americans.
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Maritime J merCaltil.
MARIO 8.
ENTR ADAS.

ENTRADAS.
De >Arecfbo V. A. Vasco con
fletes de frutos del pals para Va.
rios.
sALIDAs.
Para Faiardo balandro Dolori-
to en- lastre.
Para Yabucoa balandro Saliva.
dor con fetes.
Para Arroyo goleta DeseadA,
con cargs.
Para Naguabo goleta Aua Ma
ria con carga.
EN- PUERTO
San Juan, Quickstep, India, Hi
da G, Vasco, Mafa Artau, Borln.
quen, Pedrito, Maysgnezana.
Sc ESPERAN.
De LiverpoolV, E. Saturnina
sallo Ell %.
De Barcelona V. E. Juan For
gas salio el 21.
Ell %. ~ 11N '''-10
De New Orleans V. A. Hugo.
ma salio Ell 2.
CAMB1OS.
Londrese90 DIV 4-82 {.
Vista. "4-87 {
New York..........3 DIV Par.
Paris ........8 div "24 pS D.
Hsmburgo....8 div "34 p3 D.
Espaf1a 8 DIV. pS D
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D0t0lI0S SObr0 Ell SQC0SO
DE RIO PlEDRAS.

Los carreteros jose C}to y Can
delario Colon, guiaban sus respeoti-
vos carries de bueyes por Is carrete-
ra de Rio Piedras q Caguas.
En- 81 CAIRO de Caudalsrio, iban
dormidos Ignac:o Coto, Secundiuo
Coto y Juan Santiago.
Como las tres de Ia madruga-
d. de aver, estaban ya los carros per
la cuesta derominada <de la guardia
civilo cuAndo la cuarta de bueyes
del caro- del Candelario SO torci6
prec1pitaudose por ell derriscadero
que existe Immediate q Ia Inca del
csminO.
CAIRO, con 1uctor, bueyes y los
que iban dormid07 todOs fueron q
par&r al fondo del abismo que es IN
rio.
En- ell IugAr donie f1eron
caer Sc eucontraron cad$veres q Ig-
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DIA FESTIVE.

Con motive de espersr5e Ell mier
les II del actual en- Is ciudad de Ma
yagtsz al Honorable Goberrador ci-
Civil y su comitiva en- aquella ciudad
el Alcalde Sefor sFajardo ha de Ia
rado dichO dia festive, ord9nando el
cierre de las o6cinas municipales y
de ciertos establecfmient0s y rsco-
mendsnjo q los vecinos enarbolan ell
pabell6u americana y el de sus res
pectivss nacionalidades y Ell a1ornar
con colgaduras los BALCONIES de las
casas
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Salida del Honorable
GObernadOr Civil.

Nos hemos informado, de que
hoy & las cinco de la tarde, saldra ell
Honorable Gobernador Civil, con
su comitiva, en'viSje para la isla,
proponiendose permAnecer un dfa
en- Ia pob!aci6n de Ponce, algunas
horas en- Mayagu z, y tambi6n en-
Guanica.
Aquellas poblaciores SO mueven
en- sentido de hacorle reception sun
tuoss & nuestra primera autoridad.
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Biel pOH CaTeT.

En- C2yey, Sc ha utilizado uno
de los s,loncs de |, cuaia para dar
corf Dciu l>,s jae r8s = s b dos
Elo Is rc1h} d4l d l actual do
Ia priIers g. i'13t-a1o D~ct3r M sn-
zane, s brY higioZo.
Da gu3to registrar estes empe
nts Go nuestros pucb.os en- organi-
Ear y llovar & cabo actos que dicen
mucho en- favor de nuestGa cultura
en- pro de LuestrO pr0greso.
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Por ell dltimo vapor llegado de
los Estados Uuidos recibio Ia Uni9n
de Tip6grafos orgauizada en- 10 <Fe-
deracion Libre,D su &Charlers de
sfiliaci6n & Ia Union Tipogr&fica de
America. La mencionada Uui6n Lo'
cal hace el ndmero 478, y celehrara
reunion general hoy domingo con
Ohjeto de dar cuenta de clio 6 sus
asociados.
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nacio y secandino Coto y & Juan San
tiago, los tres que dormian en- ell Ca
rro. Los bueyes murieron tambien.
Los tres iadividuos fallecidos
sOn del pueblo de Aguss -bueuas.
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Sc AScQu

Sc asegura que IN graz rdme.
70 de sef1oritas y oabalierOs de Pom
ce Va solicitar el indultO de los 5
condepa1o q muerte, Gl Honorable
Gobernador cuando este este en- di'
cha ciadad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-09

Fernando Fernandez, agente
judicial y de empresas teatrsles, re-
f9rencias & satisfaction, dedicandose
tambien al cobro de fincas urbanas,
con garant1as ST las piden.
Arecibo P. r. 10 9
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igual, msndare q hacer unas zapati-
las para tf.a
o*o
Una senora hace ell elogio de su
perro, y dice:
Isl supieran ustedes Que inteli-
gente es ese animalito! mo le falta
mas que un ciego!
En- un cafe
SeChablaI de Rodriguez y de
Frentes, dos fntimos amigos que
pasau ell tempo hablando STEM
pre- NAL el ,uno de OF %.
Els nAtural!, exclama un indivi
duo que los conoce perfectAmente.
Son dos amigos. mortales.
90
La viuda de Piave no cesa de
llorAr & su difanto marido.
Pero 81 t1 misma, le dice una
amiga, decfas que Piave era IN ami
nal.
ST; ipero le tenfs tan bien do
mesticadO.
En- la calle:
dNSQlGu 5S SS6 luuiN1uuO u ulEu
has saludado con tanto afectoY 5Es
pariente tuyo?
No; pero me toca muy de cer3a.
GQ1i6n es?
MI barberO.
A La puerta de una iglesia pide
limoena un pCbre que lleva 81 pecho
un cartel en- ell que SO lee: &Ciego3.
cu transeunte cOmpasivO echa
una pes sta en- ell sombrerO del pO-
bre y Sc sOrprende al yer que el cie-
go hace un mOvimientO de algeria.
listed vel, le dice.
ST, se6or, cOntestA ell mendigO.
En- mi casa Sc han equivocado de
cartel, Soy scrdo- mudo!
90
E.e3CiOnes municipales.
Eu cierto pueblo presentS su
candidatura un dentista, ell cuel Ofre
ce sAcar gratis una mnela q todo
eeotor que vote por 81.
Ahf tieLen ustedes un hOmbre,
exclama su contrincante, que, 81
vence, podrS vanagloriarse de haber
triunfado q fuerza de puflos.
Al lado de una slegre mesa sbuf-
fet0 del teatro Japon6s, una encan-
tAdorA <chantease1 Sc inclina gra-
ciCsamente saludando q sus admira.
dores.
Hasta luego, les dice. Voy &
vestirme.
Pero usted 50 equivoca, porQue
es 10 ciertO que va usted q desnu-
darse para salir 8 escena.
90
Un individuo que ACADIA de acom-
panar q un amigo su Ultima mora
da, nota lapre3 3encia de un m6aico
conocido suyO, que SO pasea melan-
colicamente pOr un sendero del &C.
menterio.
Al acercarse q 81, lo dice:
6E sta usted hacienda un inven-
tariO?
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Los vecinos de Santurce han
pedido al Ayuntamiento mande &
rociar la carfetera de puente &
puente, pues dicen no pueden sopor-
tar Ell polmo
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UN BUgN NEGOCIO.

Cnalquier persona honrada y
artiva con ocho mil dollars en- efec
two. podris asociarse 8 un magnifi'
co negocio establecido hace tempo,
y ell cuAl SO garantiza produce un
36 pS anual. Sc prefere a uno que
liable Ipgl6s iDirijAnse B P. Apa1ta
do de Correo NJ 416 San Juan PeGer
to Rico.
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BUENA OCCASION.

Sc venden las casss, Gale de Te
tuAn n6meros 27 y 20 que tienen sa-
Ida la Marina.
Como Ia construction en- Ia Ma .
rina de Ia Estaci6n Naval es un he
cho, facil Sc hace comprender 10 q.
aumentaran en- valor las propieda
des en- csc sitiO.
Dara inform es D. Benito Carre-
ras. N. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-09

Sc encuentrs enferma en- Utua
do L. sen>ra esposa de don Manuel
Rivera.
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LA CORRESPONDING De PulRTO-RCO 9Dl MAazO DE- 1909
N0'TICIAS.

Aver han caido algunos chu'
bascos en- esta Capital. CAtano y
Bayam6n, habi6ndose refrescado un
POGO la atn6sfsra, aplacado el polvo
y revivido las plautas que Sc veian
va amaril!entss causa de la SEGA.
CoNsRJo A LAS MADREs LEI 1arabe oalme do
dc Winslow debe usarse sempre que los niGos estan
en- 81 periodic deli dentici6n. A1vis de momento
tTanqnilo aiviando al n16o de dolor 81 angelic dc
pieFta con muoha vlveza. Es muy Rgradable al pa
ladar. Cslma al nio aplanda las encIas, alivia to
dos Dolores ayuda al ylento regula los Htestinos,
este mejor oonocdo remedio para la diarFea ash re-
aulta de Ia dentici6n 6 de otras causas. TeneF on
dsdo pedir poE "Tsrabe CaInaaRts de Mr.. Winsof
or SCR ei 1e1or de todo. W
Ell Sr. Obispo de esta D:6cesis
Reverend P. B enk, SO encuentra
recogido en- CANA con una ligerA in
disposition.
Celebraremos que el iiustre en-
fermo pronto este restablecido.
LIE han sido concedido, & don
Bruno Perez, Juez Municipal Su-
plente, de Maricao tres diRs de IL
cencia para asuntos particulares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-09
Dr. Ch0Vr0mOnt.
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OFICINA De ASUNTOS

OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Valle' Fortaleza II (altcs) Gesti6n
en- los Centres ofciales = Ayunta
mientcs Sc cuents con abogados
del pals y smericanos y traductor
Tambien Sc Ocupa esta oicina de
compTa y venta de incas etc.
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