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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04
NAVY LEAGUE OF THE !. S.
"A Patriotic Association Devoted tc
Spreading knowledge About
s the Sea Power.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal,
New York, Feb. 4.-Most of the leading
nations of the globe have for years had
what are known as navy leagues, Whlch
are popular organizations Of nonpartlzan
and nonpolitical character, created to in
form their people on naval affairs by
means of lectures, literature and periodi-
calls. The league. in England is about
eight years old and has over 10000
branches. 1t distributes an enormous
amount Of literature, has an active pro-
paganda throughout England and all her
colonies, and is rapidly increasing in num-
bers and influence. The leagues Of
France, Italy and Belgium are not so
large or active, but the league Of Ger
many has outdistanced all in growth of
members and in efficiency. 1t started
four years since; and in 1901 1t added over
100000 members and distributed over
100000 pieces of literature ON naval
subjects.
The Navy League of the United
States" has just been incorporated as a
result Of the efforts of a few public
Spirited citizens, among whom are Ben
jam1n +. Tracy, ex-secretary OF the
navy, as president, and William McAdoo
ex-assistant secretary Of the navy, as
vice president, while the list of honorary
vice presidents includes the leading mer
| throughout the country interested in
maritime matters.
| For one dollar certificate of member.
| ship, and the. Navy League Journal fol
| one year, will be sent to all members
All dues and donations will be devoted
to carrying out the, objects of the league
Every friend Of our navy should joir
this league and assist this patriotic work
The secretary is George B. Satterlee
So Broadway, New York, to whom al
communications should be addressed. Tn
treasurer is Allen s. Apgar,. vice presi
dent and cashier. Merchants Exchang
National bank, 257 Broadway, New York
which is the depository Of the league
Checks or money orders should be mad
payable to the Navy League of tn
United States.'' 49,
Applications from many parts of tn
country are pouring in from those de
sirng to establish branches in their 10
calities.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04

To-night's game In the Minneapolis
League will be between the Tuxedo and
Olympia teams at the Cooperative alleys.
While the Minneapolis league has not
yet elected delegates to the American
Bowling congress. there is little doubt
that the local representatives will be in
structed to plug for Milwaukee for the
place of the next convention and tourna-
ment. Minneapolis does not care to enter
tho field herself, and the majority of the
local bowlers would like to see the next
tournament held as near home as pos
ible.
Many Of the local bowlers will urge that
the delegates to the congress be instruct
to seventeen pounds. 'Tf no limit is placed
on weight said John Ruge yesterday.
1.-The mass of the bowlers will find them
selves so far outclassed by men who use
the heavy balls, that popular interest
will anguish. At the same time many OF
the local men have had their balls weight.
ed, and they do not wish to go to the
expense of having the loading removed. A
limit of seventeen pounds would be fail
to both sides.
Indianapolis bowlers will line up will
Chicago in the fight to: retain the loaded
ball. One league has already instructe,
its delegates upon this point and the 9th
ers are expected to follow suit. The pros
pect Of keeping the championship in tn
west decided the Hoosiers, who felt tina
the west ought not to lose the advantag
gained in this manner.
The team which will represent Mime
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uAdvertIse JudIcIously."

This expression has become famous in
the business world by the insistence with
which 1t has been constantly heralded
broadcast by it's originators. Messrs. Lord
& Thomas, Advertising Agents of Chi
cago and New. York. Handlers of much
of the largest advertising in the world,
they have the reputation Of observing
their own admonitions and most judi
.ciously place the business consigned to
them. That is proven by the fact that
this paper gets its share of their business.
This firm is sending out a neat little
pocket cigar cutter or perforator with
their compliments.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04
BILLIARDS

In the annual championship tournament Of the
National Association of Amateur Billiard Play
ers yesterday, J. E. Hoggenburg, of New York,
defeated Arthur Townsend, of Brooklyn, by the
score Of 800 to 200. The winners highest run
was Ct and his average 1892 against Town
sends best run of At and average Of 11-32.
In the evening, Charles F. Conklin. of Chi
cago. defeated Wilson P. Foss, of Haverstraw,
n. Y, the amateur champion Of America by
the score Of 800 to 254. Conklin's highest run
was 30 and his average 10 1929. against Foss'
high run of Is and average Of 1923.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04
WHIST

Last night was ladies' night at the Mime
apo]is Whist Club: Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser won
high score north and south with three tricks
plus. Mr.. and Mrs. Guderain won high score
east and west with eleven tricks plus: :
North and South-Mr. and Mrs: Mix, 1870; Mr..
and Mrs Gage, 174; Mr.. and Mrs. :Higbee, 1871;
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser, 1888: Mr. Harris and
Mrs. Hopkins; 179; Mrs. Eddy and Miss Os-
borne, 100; Mr.. and Mrs. Kilbourne, III. Aver:
age, 179h.s. ..,.,.---
East and West-Mr. Bagley and Mrs. Mer:
rick 1877; Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague, 1888: Mr.. and
Mrs Luther, 1885,; Mr.. and Mrs. Austin, 17S;
Mr.. mickey and Mrs. Janney, las; Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornman, 1T; Mr. and Mrs. Guderain.
Average. 1874 CT.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04
BASEBALL

Milwaukee has secured a good1y bunch Of
American League: and National League baseball
players for her next seasons association team.
Here are some of the acquisitions: Pitchers,
Phyle, Of New York National; Hale, of Boston,
Nationals; Butler, of Baltimore, and Revoye, Of
Chicago, American; Second Baseman Schahey, Of
Chicago, National, and Mathison, of Baltimore,
who will take an infeld position. In addition
to these fasteners. there are several Califor-
mans, including Pitchers Meredith, of San Fran
CISCO and Shaw, Of Pueblo: First Baseman ING
laube, of Sacramento, and outhelder :Dunleavey,
Of Sacramento.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04
ANNOYING THE PROFESSOR.

Vienna, Feb. 4.-The Neues Wiener Tageblatt
prints dispatch from Mentone saying that NJ.
Giron was summoned to the prefecture to show
his Identification papers. He could only partly
satisfy the authorities, who allowed him a
certain time to comply with their requirements.
papers of the crown princess Of saxony and she
Informed him that she had She has
| written to her father protesting against the
| withholding of her baptismal and other certif-
Gates. It is rumored the expulsion Of the couple
! is intended.
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apolis at the National tournament will
measure It's strength against the St. Paul
aggregation Friday evening at the Co
operative alleys. Seats will be reserved.
and the receipts will help to payrthe ex-
penses of the Indianapolis trip. Some sem
sational bowling is expected. Next week
return match will be rolled at st. Paul.
A picked team Of minneapolis bowlers
will met the Vici Kids of Dubuque, Iowa,
next week.. Fust, Buehler, 4Sandblon.
Rugeand Sallander will compose the local
quintet. The match is scheduled for
Wednesday evening.
The Columbian team took three straight
from the H. & H. team in a Greater Min
neapolis League match last evening. This
losers were never danEerous. -
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USING DREYFUs AS A CLUB.

Paris, Feb. 4.-There is talk of revival of
the Dreyfus in manner aiming at the
rehabilitation Of the former prisoner Of Devils
island. The fact that the story emanates from
the Liberte, nationalist organ, its object ap-
parently- being to throw odiun the govern
ment, prevents Its ready acceptance, but the
story is attracting considerable attention. Ac-
| cording to the Liberte, the ministry of war, by
negotiating with a spy, has obtained docu
ment constituting what is termed new fac,
proving the innocence of Dreyfus.
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Don't get unprecedented. Read Til,
Kimball Piano Co.'S ad to-day.

Smart Weed and Belladonna. combined
with the other ingredients used in the best
porous plasters, make Carter's S. w. &
B. Backache Plasters the best in the mar
] ket. Price Is cents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04

Women with pale, colorless faces. who
feel weak and discouraged, will receive
both mental and bodily vigor by using
Carriers Iron Pills, which are. made for
the blood, nerves and complexion. ..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04
Cures Consumption

Dear Sirs: After reading your advertisement,
bought bottle Of your whiskey, which helped
me right away. am my third bottle,
using it for consumption and feel like new
think that If q had known Of your
whskey when I at home in Chicago
would have out here for my health.
ED. SCHUBARTH, 1908 Market St.,
Denver, Col, Aug. 10, 1902.
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Mr.. ". D. Ball, of Richmond, Va, had
similar experience to- that Of Mrs. Arlington.
Gentlemen: I commenced on your Duffy Malt
Whiskey last March, and have been faithful in
taking it ever since. I have used one dozen
bottles, and am feeling better. Ny hemorrhages
have almost stopped, and my cough very much
improved,
WILLIE D. BALL. 71s N. LIST St.,
Richmond, Va, Sept. s, 1902
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sHE WAS 114 YEARS OLD,

Stratford Ont Feb. 4.-Mary Ann Mills, the
Oldest woman in Canada, is dead at her home
in Woodham. She was in her 115th year, hav-
ing been born in the county Of Fermansgh. Ire
land, on Oct. 49, 17SS. With her husband, she
came to Canada in 1857.
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Stopped Hemo1Thages.

Nashua City, N. H, Sept. II, 1902.
Gentlemen: It is with great pleasure that
write to inform you that ) have used eight
bottles of your Pure Malt Whisky. I would
not have been here to-day only for your wonder
full medicine. I have used all kinds of medi-
cine and been under the of doctors.
have had three severe attacks Of
grip and pneumonia. which left me with a
bad cough and weak heart. I am 81 years old.
1t has toned up my system and stopped the
hemorrhages and cough but very little. I
only regret that did not know of your whiskey
BEFORE cannot express what 1t has done
for me. beg to remain, yours respectfully,
MRS. H. G. ARLINGTON.
Thousands Of such letters are received from
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Unscrupulous dealers, mindful Of the excellen
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Valuable medical booklet containing SYM
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04
ANOTHER GYM SHOW

minneapolis Athletic Club Has Another
Program for Feb. Is.
Another OF Its monthly entertainments
Will be put on by the Minneapolis Athletic
club on the evening of Feb. 16. An at
tractive program has been arranged, in
Guiding exhibitions Of boxing. wrestling,
fencing, turnbling and other athletic fea-
lures These entertainments by the
Athletic club, have proved very popular
the attendance Including both ladies and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04
a coMpANyw A SOFT,

Titusville, Pa Feb. THE Titusville Iron
company has presented to all its employees who
had been year in the firms employ sum of
money amounting to per cent of their earnings
during that period. They also reduced the num-
Der of hours in weeks work to fifty, with
sufficient increase in pay to net 2 10 per cent
advance
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$Paired.

The high score record for the Co-opera-
tive alleys, formerly held by Parker, was
broken yesterday by Joe Apall, who made
a score Of 279, beating Parker's mark by
one pin. i. .@-
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Don't get unprecedented. Read The
Ki1nball Piano Co.'S ad to-day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04

: James II. Alldredge a. Leon, Iowa man, has
challenged Farmer Burns to a wrestling match
to take place at Leon some time this month.
Alldredge is "a years DID,, weighs 222 pounds and
stands six feet two inches in his stockings.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04
CURLING

Hair rink gained sweeping victory over
Myers quartet last evening, in the semifnals
for the John Goodnow medal, played at the
Flour City Curling Club. Loriner's rink beat
McLeods in friendly match. and in the after
noon Harding defeated Barwise s. to g. 7yThe
Kinks and scores follow f
Strothman, Nordstrom, = I'll
Holbrook, Reedul, 3 ..%515i IT ).
Simpson, g. Lorlmer, = =
Halls, sk1p-16. W. Ior1mer skip-1T.
Force .... a...a Cameron. - ~
Patrick, Robertson, Il.
Ca1quhoun, Labatt,
Myers sk1p-76 Mcleod, skip--a.,
The twenty nine Scotch curriers' arrived at
Winnipeg yesterday and this morning the big
gest bonspiel ever known in curling started
with over 100 Kinks entered in the grand chaI-
1enge event The bonspiel will be notable first
for the present Of the five Kinks who represent
the parent association. the Royal ,Caledonian
Curling Club, Of Scotland and second for thesim-
mense attendance. II - %4zS-l
The largest number Of Kinks present in any
previous year was ITO, which number competed
last season, and at that time many thought that
the limit had been reached.
Three Duluth Kinks and one Superior rink
tached to the regular Northern Pacific train for
the west. They, go to enter the annual bon
spiel Of the Royal Caledonian Curling Club of
the Manitoba metropolis. One of the Duluth
Kinks viii represent the United States in a game
with the visitors from Scotland 50 ~ INF ~
trhe annual bonspiel of the Milwaukee Curling
| Club opened Yesterday. Seventeen Kinks are en-.
| tered. ~
| The Chicago rink won two events yesterday,
one in the afternoon and one In the evening
| In the afternoon game, the Chicago rink WOE
out from Columbus by score Of Is to H. while
in the evening contest the Chicagoans defeated
the rink by score Of II too. The ice
was in poor condition In the afternoon, but the
cold weather last night put the Kinks in better
| condition for to-day. The bonspie1 will con
tinue for four days, there being three event.
to be contested
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04

CAPTAIN Bevis has begun fitting out the Sham
rock l. with the intention of putting her in ex
actly the same trim as when she took part in
the trial races with the Shamrock H., so as to
ties of the new challenger for the America IS
ruD
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Pneumonia Cured.

Gentlemen: I had a severe case Of pneumonia
last fall and have used about one dozen bottles
Of your whiskey. to build me up and find it does
what you claim for it. Yours respectfully,
e. PEDERSEN,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS

Delegates to the fifth annual meeting Of the
National Cycling Association met in New York
yesterday. The reports Of officers and commit
tees having been received, officers were elected
as follows: -.
President, G. B. Bloemecke, Newark; vice.
presidents, F. r. Wendelschaefer. Providence,
and p. T. Powers; secretary, R. A. Van Dyke,
New York. Board of Control--A G. Batch
elder, New York, chairman; R. f. Kelsey, Bos-
ton; N. E. Furgeon, Buffalo; G.: R. Klosterman,
Baltimore; Harry Hartley, Jacksonville; John
N. Sharp, Salt Lake City; C. N. Carpenter, San
Francisco, and Owen Kimble, to represent the
American Racing Cycling Union.
1t was decided that the middle distance pro-
fessional championship for 1903 should be held
upon paced circuit to be arranged by the board
Of control
The suspension of A. A. Mclean was continued
until he has paid all claims against him, and
F. l.. Howe was suspended upon the same con-
ditions.
II Ed Atherton. Of Buffalo, and Tom Riley, OF
England engaged in wrestling bout at Ithaca
last night for ar purse of 5000 and the middle
weight championship Anterior won in two
falls. "
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Hamline, MINI, May 14,19o2.


what you claim for it. Yours respectfully,
E.. PEDERSEN
Hamline, Mimi, May IA 1902.
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blood. It, is promoter of health and longevity
makes the old young: keeps the young strong
It is absolutely pure and contains no fuse1 oil.
It will cure almost any case of consumption
If taken in time.
> over 1000 doctors prescribe it, and 200t
hospitals use 1t exclusively.
. Malt whiskey, be sure you get the genuine.
. of this preparation. will try to sell you
which are put on the market for profit
re positively harmful. Demand "Dufy's' and
. malt whiskey which contains medicinal,
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oms and treatment Of diseases and convincing
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04

To-nisht's game In the Minneapolis
League will be between the Tuxedo and
Olympia teams at the Cooperative alleys.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-04

The team which will represent Mime
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-26
NOVEDAD

Tenem0s para in venta
una HWeva ITriria I'oS
tai en- u cue - cWcurn-
ira el sscuslo -y@baII'lrEa
de puerto Ric0 con sOdO.
sus colOres.
Diriiimos una. median-
&c 8 etv&
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unEnHEal 80 tre ells. enman1Hn
~ &i pnmss ssp, q sitsSle }
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Neoyorquina
Ell HIJo PRoD1Go

John Quern era dependiente
antique D.Sl restaurant Delmo-
nicO's, en- a calle 44a., y en- Mar
20 de 1899 pldio la cuenta y Sc
fue. II ~ ell sabado ocho dias,
Sc present6 en- Ell otro belmont.
cos, que eta en- la calle de Bea-
yer, pidio trabajo, sc 10 dieron,
Sc ajustc ell delantal y ALI lie te-
nemos tan asfduo y servicial
como siempre.
Nj di6 explicaciones, nj tam
POGO sc las pidieron, no obstante
10 cual, hay en- el fondo del ne
gocjO una historic tan intere-
Sante como veridica. Quern es
persona cstudiosa, inclinada a la
ciencia, y sofia decir con amar-
&ura: = Estoy despachando
mondonyo. pero esta no es mi
vocacion A principles de 1898,
cuando la guerra con Espafia
estaba decidida, la Bolsa de Nue.
va York era un salvese quien
pueda. Verdaderamente, ST Sc
tratara de un enemigo en- mejo-
res condiciones que Espa1a,
solo ell T odopoderoso sabe 10 que
hubiera sucedido. ST los Esta-
dos Unidos pierden aquella que
IRA Sc deshace la Union, pues
11nicamente Sc la emprendi6
como medida politica para inn
pedir que ell pals Sc fraccionase
en- republica de orc y rep1blica
de plata. Entire los valores que
mas bajaron estaban las accio-
mes del Transito Rapido de Bro
Oklyn, bajada que, realmente,.
no tenfa razon de ser. Asi 10
comprendlo Quern, y con sus
ahorros compro so acciones a 81.
A POGO tempo. como no podia
menos de suceder, las acciones
comenzaron a subir. y Quern
continue manipuiando diestra-
mente, hasta que, en- Mario de
1899 vendio a 136A, realizando
una ganancia de $Ioo 900 y solto
el delantal. Luego Sc puso a
trabajar en- inventos que tenia
en- mente, sobre todo un buque
aereo cuyo secreto, decia, no te-
nian. los Vanderbilt con que
comprarIo. Cuando solo lie que
daban SIS 900 puso una tienda de
Viveres, quebrando a los pocos
meses, y regresando, como Sc ha
dicho, a Delmonicos. De bue-
ma parte de su desgracia tuvo la
culpa la baja de las acciones del
Trust del Acero," y no fue el
solo ell desgraciado, pues anda
pOr ahi gehte a montones ha-
blando solaEenegando del Trust
y hasta de quien invento el
acero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-26

rcorganizador del ejercito turco, escrihe
en- una revista censurando fuertemente
|el desmesurado amor. al lujo y extra
vagancia que campea entire la o6ciali-
dad alemana, que Sc empefia Y arruina
en- gastar costosos uniformes y equlpos,
EN- ell jusgo y en- los banauetes, que
menudo acsban en- escandalosas or
|gias.
Hace dos semanas, TN teniente sali6
ebrio de un banquete, y levanto la
msno 4 I'M sargento, por cuya razon I'm
consejo de guerra le expuls6 del ejer-
cito.
Segdn el general, no hay necesidad
de mas de dos 6 tres banquetes anuales
y el del cumpleafios del Emperador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-26
Del ER41periO
gernlanic0
GnillerEn0 enferm0
FUERA BANQUETES

Hay cierto r~is,erio sobre FL progreSo
que hace Ia -uraci6n del Emperador
GuiIltrmo. Va no Sc publican boleiines
oficialcs acUrca del aSunto. 10 cual. Off
Gialmente interpretado. es signo iavo-
rabe.
San emb ruo este miSmo silencio es
explotado en diveFsoS modes. deSfavo-
rabies en- Su mayer pat,e.
II hcthS de que el Emperador no
abn6 el Reichssag y ley6 en- persona
el discurSo de n corona. sinO que 10
h1O 81 cancillcv von Balow. di6 lugar
muchos FumoFcs pesimiSgas.
Ia eSpecic de one este invieruo Sc
suprmifian rs luaenBes dc Cugtr. con
mosiv0 Dc h alsss s.slud DC ). A.. oca-
sion6 m Pan.co e1fse los tsallcFVS DC
les Ia. qlr hfA1 aesg&Fto dcsueuuF
elTnHog dssae Ps'acio
kar IN. nsfa msYoF ntistage 6a del
F9lsaol 10 lsse q'ls Fl EmFuratloF ria
"a ts slv essr wes / etanover Culebga.
FA uns wrar gsvSsa - tsopas.
Ausvur2 =, - tneFo. salig3 para
a'Kdn Pnnto dsl sar. 30 dsturmiaaaio
naa. pro pEotao eu1amte 4 lsxla. para
e. eolnpl IN coavslsaei1.
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LA ESFERA
FORTALEZA "a
BERMUDEZ HERMANOS Y CO.

Ofrecen Tostadores de cafe, esterili-
zadoras de leche, arneses para uno y
dos caballos de coches, estufas para
planchador, cocinas para gas y para
carbon una infinidad de JUGUETES
para NAvIDAD y para REYES. II.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-26
Banco Territorial y Agrfcola
de Puerto Rico
SECRETARIA

Habiendose ex!ravja1o el Resguardo
nimero AZ de dos acciones de Ia Sc
gunda serie de esta Sociedad, n1mero
Justo German Gomez, de Utuado, Sc
hace constar q petici6n del interesado
para librarle Ell duplicado correspon-
djente, 81 transcurrido dos meses desde
la primera publication de este anuncio
ca I'm periodico de esta localidad no sc
presentara reclamation de tercero, que
dando ell Banco libre de responsabilidad
Lo que sc publica para conocimiento
de aquellos quienes pueda interesar
San Juan, P. r. "a de Noviembre
de Ioo3.-El Secretario, Juan de Guz-
man Benitez.-V Bo.- Ell Director
Gerentc, Enrique Delgado.
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Sc vende

Una vajilla, un side-boaro y un ar
mario con puertas de Cristal. Infer
plaran Cristo II. 40