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Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01
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April 26 The eentleman that pur-
chased the J !. M Barnhart farm sou III
Of town has moved into his new home.
Ed Strand has been doing carpenter
work for him for the last week or ten;
days repairing and rem odeling his
house and making other improve
ments s.I s& =. =
Randall Camp N. W. a: will give
dance in Mueller's hall May 8th. A
good time is promised. 4,% g
Hans Gosh is doing an extensive job
Of remodeling on the Martin Rye
residence. It will now be modern and
up-to.date. .s...., T., ". *.
Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. Cyrus and
families are yet in quarantine. but as
yet no other cases have showed up,
and the doctor gave permission for the
schools to open on Monday, the 27tb.
J. NJ. Barnhart and family left here
today for their new home in southern
Michigan.
Nick Rassier has started to dig the
cellar for his new brio k store building
and is getting materisl on the ground
for his new residence.
Frank Bailey has purchased from J.
M. Barnhart three acres known as the
old mill site property just west Of the
railroad track and north of Hill street.
Mr.. Bailey will lay it our in business
lots all along Hill street and has al
ready sold one lot 40x125 to Rob Gray.
Consideration $50.
Alex Kennedy is building q new
house on his property on the east
side.
Geo. Calhoun has purchased from
Chae. A. Llndbergh 50 acres of land
on the north side and in the corpora
tion, for consideration of $1100.
D. P. Calhoun had the building that
was formerly occupied for a barber
chop, moved onto land he has pur-
chased on the North eide, and will
convert it into q dwelling house.
Geo Rogers did the moving. Geo. is
professional house mover. Call on
him when you want house moving
DONE
Joe Kennedy has about closed deal
with P. F. Hosch of Little Falls for
147 acres of land in section i, Parker,
at $40 per acre.
Brarbara Kempenich was home from
Bralnerd for q weeks visit. She went
back again Sunday night.
Quite number of our young, strong
men are going to work on the steel
gang as soon as it starts.
Andrew Drittbaugh has gone to Ex
oelsior, Minn.. to work for the sum-
mer season.
Miss Mary Kempenich has gone to
North Dakota.
H. L. Decker and Chas. Berry has
just finished q building for g. G. Coch-
rane and have done a very neat and
attractive job.
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01
NORTHEAST DARLING

April 27.-Chas. johnson is paintin,
in West Darling. u.
Spring Grove farmer is running
hotel.
John Liljeblad passed through :. he1
Sunday on the way to his farm i
North Randall, which be will work.
Our gardener strongly objects I
this weather. We should think 80.
A new house will be built in Ser
tion 10, close to the line between Darl
ing and Randall.
The Fairview farmer has painte
his place. Il l1oks very fine.
Wedding bells soon, if those Randa
boys keep on visiting in Sections s
and %.
/ Riverside hotel is closed for a Will.
Plenty fish at Fish lake. and lots se
people 90 there.
Morrill,, Darling has farmer ths
runs q mile in 6 minutes, which Is be
ter than the woman did q year ago, j
Is minutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Nelson were
August Bloomquist's Sunday.
Thos. MCCARTHY is working in Lii
| tie Falls.
The beeman is doing cArpent
| work, and hustling for trade.
An addition has teen built to Pi
cherry farm house.
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01
HUFF

April 28.-The roads are bad but not
bad enough to prevent people from
going about.
John Brown got home from Little
Falls Tuesday after q three DAYS trip.
Thor. Donlev went to Little Falls
Saturday and returned the same day.
Vim. Wynn and wife visited VIM.
Pittinger Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Hunt closed his series OF
meetings at the Free Methodist church
Sunday evening and retdrhed to hil
home at Staples Monday. He expects
come again sooner Or later. Mr..
Hunt is quite an able speaker and
hews close to the line.
Free Methodist quarterly meeti na
will commence at their church Fridsy,
May 1st, Elder Woodward presiding.
W. 8. Gish went to Randall Monday
morning.
VIM. Wynn went to Randall Monday
afternoon.
Butler Winslow has been having
serious trouble in moving his saw mill
from his place on Section 95 up to Sec
tion 20 to saw for Mr.. Rees. Th<
roads are not solid enough to carry tht
engines.
We hear that Mr.. signor is bette,
and will soon be home.
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01
.'o!|:RS.lh|IIji|N|'I|G|:il... / ! l. 4. !. !.

April 3. .-Mr. q. w. Trafton left
Friday morning for 8 visit with rela.
tives in Pine River. XII 81. .yS,s u
:. There wss a..dance and rattle In the
Woodmen hall Friday evening. Willie
Ellis raffled Oft 9 shot Rpn. Martin
Peterson held the lucky number and
got the gun. - ii I'LL. -s.... r.. : ,.|
Albert Ksnten is selling tickets on
q watch at present. 25 cents for one
ticket, or go cents for three.
Mrs.. A. E;kblad has her new car
pet loom finished. -
A. Eckblad has purchased q new
plow. 1n
Frank Osterberg stepped on nsil
the other day, and cannot walk ss
yet.
There was q birthday party and
dance at A Lond's last night.
There will be q dance in the Wood
men hall Wednesday night.
no 4O14O"1ux 10 tuo IoQOTG VI
school in District 81, OF Cushing, for
the month ending April "a, 1908:
No. of days taught 20
No of pupils enrolled 16
Daily attendance 10
Roll of honor: Edith and Edna
Eck kblad., Alice Hanson, Oscar John
son, Emil and Albert Lagerquist. Al
fred and Gustave Oberg, and Pearl
Trafton.
Rose Mcdaniel, Teacher.
We are glad to say that Miss Nc
Daniel is having good luck with her
school.
The old dead pine trea which stood
on the grapevine hill and was land
mark which could be seen for miles
around. has fallen at last. shattered
by the terrific wind which has been
i. blowing today.
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01
3 Gems

Eight cents a pound is
what a young woman paid for
twelve pounds of flesh.
She was thin and weak and
paid one dollar for a bottle of
SCOTS Emulsion, and by TAX
ing regular doses had gained
twelve pounds in weight before
the bottle was finished.
Eight cents a pound is
cheap for such valuable ma
terial. Some pay more, some
less, some get: nothing for
their money. You get your
moneys worth when you buy
SCOTS Emulsion.
We will send you a little
SCOTT & BOVINE, CHEMISTS.
.4o9 Pearl Street, New York.
soc. and $1.oo !; all druggists. .
t.s E 5t6
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01
.n0lDlNGfORD

April 26.-A surprise was given to
Mrs. Batz last Saturday by the Mary
Card club. Ms Shauble won the head
prize. and Mrs. Wadian the foot prize
The young men OF our village have
organized base ball team of which
Mr.. Lemm is captain.
Frank Kolledge is putting up fur.
niture store across the street from Mr..
Hanson's machine shop.
The eurprise given on Mrs. Slime. Sr:
on her birthday by the card club wal
q SUCCESS. Euchre was the game and
Mrs Lemm won tho head prize. A
bountiful lunch was served.
The dance given by V. Herman last
Saturday was largely attended. The
Albany band furnehed the music.
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01
uPSAkA

April &C e. johnson was In
Little Falls Saturday and traded
horses.
Mrs. Samuelson is here on visit.
Annie Runquist Is working for B.
N. Hanson.
John Won Venellian is working fo1
r. V. Hanson again.
Seeding is about over.
c. E. johnson was In Swanville San
day.
B. Poison has rented Gust NAL
mans pasture.
Charley Anderson has bought q rev
drill seeder.
Charley Lundin has finished saw
ing.
Pete Grain will sell at public auc
tion on May 9Th, his farm implements
and live stock.
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01
MORRILL,.

rf
\. Aprils 2. Nj. Grout, who came
here from Redwood Falls, Ia diacour-
aged and will leave. .=a I.
] Frank Bodleogio, Stina and Frank
Kotchmarinski, went ta Littls Rock
yesterday to fish i, .::
A Mr.. Tifin arrived in our town
q few days ago from Iowa and will
make Morrill, his home. Mr.. I. came
through with team and was about
twenty days on the road. .~ il.
Mr.. johnson, who has heeu taking
care of G. ". Bouck's ranch On Rum
river, will give up the work and Lou
Taylor of our town will superintend
at the ranch. ~. =. +
G. W. Bouck and Geo. Niles of Roy
alton stopped couple of days in. our
town last wetk. Mr.. B. visited his
ranch on Rum river while here and
said he had tough time of 1t getting
through the mud.
A. ]. Nelson of Lakin and Frank
Polinski of Mount Morris transacted
business in Little Falls last week and
brought back feed and groceries for
their families.
The ground in our town is full of
fish or angle worms. As many as fifty
big fat ones can be found in one spade
full Of dirt. The presence of such
worms in great numbers have been
noticed for the past two summers. We
can see no damage the worms do, and
in fact we believe that they enrich the
ground by passing it through their
long, Shiny bodies.
Your correspondent here has been in
the fruit business in Minnesota for the
past thirty years and has never seen
conditions so.favorable for big yield
of fruit as the present time suggests
Unless something preys upon vine and
tree after the present time, the crop
will be abundant. The heavy snow of
the past winter was such a good cover
and protection that the rest the plants
had was better than q tropical sun
could have been for the varieties which
are adapted to our region. Now ia
the time to transplant tree and vine
and we would say to those who have
neglected fruit garden to trust no
longer to the natl We wild kinds, which
are generally inferior to the improved
varieties, but determine at once to
make your home more home-like by
having at least few varieties of the
kinds Of fruit you love best.
The gun club will meet to try their
eyes at the clay pigeons on the after
noon Of the ana Of May. The club
starts. out with many varieties of guns.
A mans gun is like his dog, or his
politics, in his individual estimation,
which is good. The man in our club
who has the old Injin Zulu is more
confident in its: merits, than ID the
man who owns the hammerless Ithica
and the manner he will stay with 1t,
will. not surprise anyone, for when
beaten he will yet believe his gun
was the best. and will attribute hie
defeat to quantity and quality of the
fodder fed to the Ithica. We are all
anxious to see the performance Of "a
In next Saturday.
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01
elm DALI

April 27.-Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kalis
were visiting friends and relatives
in Bellevue last week.
Phillip Boos is quite ill.
Among those that were fishing in
the Mississippi were Sherman. Art,
Edwin Boos and George Gessner:
Frank Kopka went to Royalton last
Thursday.
Henry Peterson is digging q cellar
for new house.
Mat Madison was In Burtrum on
business last Monday.
Among thooe that went to town
Monday were Mr.. and Mrs. Mokroe
and daughters Mary, Rose and Ber.
tina. Oscar and Emma jacobson and
Nick and Art Boos.
Mildred Boyle is employed at II.
McLeod's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson. and Mr. and
Mrs. E. Larson were visiting al
Frank Gessner's last Sunday.
Mrs. K. H.Gunderson and daughter
Lille and son Marcus, were visiting
at Hans Hanson's last Sunday. \
Stanek Geek intends to 80 west thil
week.
Joe Kalis is going to build q big
barn this spring.
G. Olson spent Saturdayand Sunday
at home.
Henry Peterson went to Royaltor
Monday.
Sherman Boos and Axel Anderson
left for Bemidji today.
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01

+" We have added to orr jewelry stock
stock Of amateur photograph goods
dark room lamps, printing frames.
developers. etc. We will also carry .
stock Of cameras and dry plates. Now
is the best time to start In. Get .
camera and enjoy your summer trip.
,I.Ys NJ ss3 4 CLARK Bros.
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01
EAST DARLING

April 29.-Mrs. Mary Kull wilt b
gin teaching in District 35 next Mo
day. =.
All Darling people are requested
have the address of their mail chang,
to Darling. The Office has been op
since April 10th, and should be patr
nized by the people here. If the off
doesn't get enough business, 1t may
discontinued. We must have the POI
Office here, and should be supported
mailing the letters here, ss the pos
masters salary is based on the ca
celled. letters Have your mail ss
here.
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
Insure your property in q reliable
stock company, like the Continental
of New York. Total assets, over $l2, :
600, 5000,
Theo, Thielen, Agent,
=" - Pierz, MINI,
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01

Dependable clothing and slhoel
Prices lowest in town At Viktors
House for sale near Columt
school house. Very reasonable term
Stephen G. VasalY
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01

4 Good clothing and shoes always the
cheapest as Viktor's. .. -
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01

Every day bargain day in clothing
and shoes at Viktor'e.
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01

F..W. L0NECREN, ne Rs,, vest s.:.'s side
Dealer, has many choice bargains in
houses, lots and farms. Call and Gee
him before youbuy, sell or rent.
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01

Have you seen the latest in weddi
dictures at Nelson's?
Little Falls herald., 1903-05-01

Nelson doesn't use any cheap stuff Ia
finishing bis photographs. h
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Los CASEROS ..TIRAN
De la CUERDA

Los alti isimos alquilsrsa qas exl-
gen por sus casas los propietaric s
en- eata ciudad, vkn 6 ser eAusa de
que prosperen rapidamente los pro.
p6sitos de urbAnisaci6n en- los con-
tornos da 10 eapitAl. Sc cree que
muy en- breve 50 eomensaran Las edi
fcaciones On Miramar y en- las Ger
canias Del parque. Tsmbien tene'
mcs noticfas de que 90 estA en- trAtos
CON ana Comps fia de Chicsgo para
10 cfesei6a dc nm nssvo pueblo, en-
sitio muy pintoreseo y careano, con
todo g6nero de como&ids&ea para
trasladarse 6 81 On poeos minutos.
La idea % fAbricar eincuents casas
6 estilo modsrno cuyo s'qui,er no
exceda de ounce dollars y con dere.
cho & propiadad de la inca, psg in.
dola por mensualidades.
Los sef1ores caseroa han tirado y
siguen tfrando tanto de la cuerds,
que ss acsreA el momento de que 10
rsvianten. Por casas que hoy pi.
den 80 y 60 dollars no hallarkn quien
pague mas de Is 6 80.
Hay mas de cuarentR esaas DESC
cupadss en- esta capital. Pfim sro,
el abaso de los cAseros, exigienao
slquileras tan altos que SON poeas
Las I amilas que los pueden pagan. y
segundo, loa insoportables olores
que despiden las aleantarillas, capa
eea de asfixiar 6 los de meiores pal.
mOnea.
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Tn maestro de mas
de 60aflOS que alln
STRIVE PARA ALGO

Esta mAfiAna mo maestro lie los ex.
eluidos por virtud del c9lebre egla !.
mento one i'm posibilita 6 los macs.
tros puertorriqueffos que tengsn 90
amos aunqus est6n faartea y vigoro.
s0s 6 ejercer en- les escuelxs p q blieas.
estaba asomado In vantana de su
eAss.
En- squellos momentos pssaba por
ffsnte 6 81. ana mujer del pueblo
que conducts de la mano & IN niffo.
e to, dsefa 6 su madre:
-Mam& quiero nm mango.
Ls madre le hubo dc contsstArle:
-Pof To- maf1ana no se eomen
amangoses..
El professor, indignado con Ell afro.
pello gramatical, se violent6 y dijo.
-Se6ora, no se aiee smangossss.
Sc dice emang6ess, poYque, sman.
gos termina en- vccal sgada y forma
su plural emangosss.
In mujer aluaida, CON tel lecsi6 a
90 indign6 y eontest6 oil magister.
"a ustsd naaa le imports v y6
hablo como me do 10 CANA y dire
smau gosss, mangosss.. -. fmar go
SEAL.
Y para snir 10 palabra 10 acsi6a,
eerrando 10 mano derecha en- forma
de martillo, daba en- IL pSlma de 10
isquierda, al dseir <mangosss..
La veraad es que si Carri6n hu.
biera dido dscir emar gossss le pssa
10 miamo que oil pobre mae stro, puss
euando Asistfa & las sesionss de la
CkmArA 4 chdA mom0nto urnv0emba
discusiones gramatieales.
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BancO Territorial J Agrlcola
. DEPUERTO RICO
SECRETARIA

En- eumplimianto de 10 prescri pto
en- Ell arti ,ulo 20 de los Eststatos de
ests Sosisdad, 90 convoca & los sa
flores seeionistas de l. miami, para
II JsntA dsneral ordin= ria que tsn'
ar4 lugar an la casa del BAnco calle
de Tatp&n nGmero Is. sl dia "a de
Ju.io pr6ximo y horA de les dos de
Id tarde, ea que ennps zsr&n las se'
sicnss para tsasar de los AE untos or
dinarios.
Adem&s, por scusrdo aal Concejo
de Administrator, se hscs preeen.
ts los ael1 ores aecionistss, que en-
la orden del dis, igu'ar& q elscc;6n
de Director General del Bsnco, por
habsr renunsiado dicho cargo el que
10 aesem pe d sba.
Los tenedorea de aecionaa Sal
PortAdcs, habrAn de deposisar aus
tftulos On In Gals de IL Soeieaaa an
tss del 8 de Ja4fo, ain cuyo requisite
no poar&n acrsdisar "a earActer de
acciOntatas para eoneurrir CON woe y
voto 6 las sesiones.
Tsmbisn so hsce con star, que Dor
asueraof del rsfsriao Consajo ? de
conformi&aa con g. espfritu de los
Estatutos del Banc0 on su Art. II, al
registroi DO accisnistas, & los ct ,ctos
do su derecho de asistir 6 las Jantas
Gsnersiss, por Of 8 rspressntados
por otros aecionissas, se conaiaera
eerradlo al empezsr Ell periodo de
ounce dfas & qae. sa redere aieho
Art; y por consiguients, ninguna
transfereneia que sc hsga de aecio.
mes despues de II meneionada fseha,
10 aaracho tener representation en-
la Janta. RMnq1e aean hschas 6 favor
da-oaro aeeloni6ta qus W 10 tsngs
aaquig1au do 8utemnno.
HaBta el 10 del citAdo Jalio, se ex'
pediran por 10 SacretariA, las pspe
letap de asistancfA 6 Los que tsug an
defecho 6 ella, y las eartas de pre-
sentAoion, solamsnts sa aamitirkn
veinte y caAtro horas Rntes dc ID ea.
lebrarcion de In Junta, 6 esyo efscto
los intereaaaos las traarzn & Seexe'
taria. para lnclairlas en- lbs pspsle
tn eorresponaisntes.
Lo que sa haee p1biico para como
cimiento de los intsresaass, sncare
ei6ndoles 10 convsniencia y necasi
dad do coneurrir dieha Jnnta, per
sonalmente 6 Representatives On In
forma prevista On sl srtfealo II de
los Estatutoa. Sam Jnan 2. r. 16
do JUNO de 1903. e! Sacretar.o, P i,
A., P. ROCAFORT. Vo Bo El Pre-
siaante accidental, e. DELGADO.
ava
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Ri Polo NOrte
Y BILLAR-

CAFE 7 BILLAR-
FL mejor establecimiento de su cla-
Sc en- San Juan. ServiciO esmera-
dismo: Sc sirven chocolate, cafe, re-
fescos, y icores, de Ia mayor pu-
reZa.
% San Franeisco rs
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JUNTA ESC0LAR
DE MARICAO

En- session tenida por la Junta ss.
collar de este pueblo el aia % del
mas ca curao, fue aeusrdo, en- cum.
plimiento de 10 qne determine 10
Sseei6n 81 do las vigsntss Lsyes Es.
colarss, d&r de plaxo haata el 20 de
Janio entrAnts, para que Lon profs .
ssrss graduates y ruralss que aspi'
rem 6 sor eontratAdos On eata mani
eipaliaAd durants el pr6ximo eurso,
presenter en- esta SeerstAlis kns 30.
Iicitudes, las que aehen acompa-
fiar oil eertifica&o creaitiyo de ha'
llarse ell solicitante en- condicionea
legales para sdeaempeflar oil cargo
Qpe pretanda:
Marieao. Msyo 20 dc 1908.
Vo. Bo.
Francisco E. Martinez,
Presidente.
Fslipe ~ QWsfoses,
d151 Sscretario.
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SObresalientes
alunlnas

Las stf1 ,ritas Angeles Blanc1 y
Adelina Otandio. alumuas d. 10 E,-
euala Iadu strial d. Paarta do ri arra,
han hscho tales PR 6 casos an o arts
de- 10 t,qu'g .affs que merseen espe
cisl mencion y sstfmulo.
Rscientemente y como prkctica. to-
msron nn discnrso con gran habii-
dad y precision.
Enviamos nuestra felicits ei6 > m &,
cordisl & las sssu aiosas sef1orltas, 4
ia dc que contio1an Gaia yes CIR
mss entu siasmo por la sen do em pr a
d,da. puss uns de las profs ZONES ae
mas porvsnir an Paerto Rico hoy, %
IL de tsqufgrafo.
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0fiCinaS del director
de Females
San Juan, JUNO 12 de 1908

San Ju4n, JUNO IL de 1903
Ptoposieioues bsi pile go carrado
por dnpiiesac, para ell sunni istro ae
a'imeutos 6 los presos del Preside
Departmental y de las e4.caleg de
San Juan, Ponce, Maysau Hama
Gao, Araeibo y csmpamentos - con-
finados en las car ssarAs de Hzma'
CSC Y.bueoa y JsyayA 4 Ponca sa
edmit:rAn en- esta o1cins, hasss las
d s2 de Ia ma11sna del dia IS de ia
MO, an euya fschs , nora "a b -iran
en- I'd olieo las proposicionss.
C,aa prstor deposita,4 en- la a.
ei del ID ractog do Prisionas m
nn4sk cert q ado por In c.ntidsd de
$50. 90 eonc dsnxa provisional, caya
auma ssrA 1evueltA 6 los no Hgra'
ClAas D.
L. 6 ,rAntia def di,iva 8 darza pa.
ra responder al cumplimisuto La
sua'quiarA de los contracts seri IA
$500. 90 para o. Pfesiaio, as $500 90
para lss a&realas de San Juan Pom
ce, de 5000 90 para ID de Hamaeso,
Maysgusz gam pament da. eor a :
nadoa y 800 90 para Arssib.. Y
esta suma an sfsctivo 6 en- IN chick
10 serA exsgiaa sl postor sgracisao.
Ri Director 20 ressTva sl dsrecho
de rschazAr cuaiq sierra q toaAs las
proposieiones.
Las proposiciones ser6n armaaas
pr el postor. &c hAr2n bsjo plieRo
eerrsa0 y 90 dirigirkn Al Director
CON las indieAciones tigaisntss:
sProposicionss para Ell Eumiuistro
do alimentos pars los presses d..
para el af1o eeon6mico qse vsnce en-
30 de ] Jsnio de 1904.
SubastA qae no celebrsra 6 lss
aiex dc il ma mana del dia 25 de Ju'
nio de 1908.
Otros informss 6 mass de eatos se
podrAn obtsner en- 10 oficina in.
dicada.
Ri Director, MariastaoL LuzuysaTts.
10v. q.
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V 4 N T A

Sc vanden ON Sauturce, barrio de
Hormigueros, tres easas CON solares
propios, de tres habitaciones cada
ana, de madara, eobiiAdas de hero
gslvanizado y aaemks un solar
I'll preeio ae eAtas propieaades en-
sl mismo por al que 90 hA adquirido
en- hipotess.
Los que quieran haesr el negocio,
pusaen diTiglrse G don Joaqufn Pc.
checo, en- "a ranablsria, ealls Allen.
u6m. 81. IL v, o.
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Jacinto TexidOr J Alcal1
del 0lnlO.
AVOCADO NOTARIo

Fierce en- todos los Tribsnalss 4,
10 Isls.
Allan. Do altos. Sam Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-18
UNA DANA De
RIOS OvALLE

Uno de nuestros redactores ha si.
10 obsequisao CON nm elem plar de 10
dauza para piano. ompuessa por sl
nrt f ssor de- Ponce don Juan Rios
Osalle, Y titulada Juventud Azegre
e &c d u Rios @ yslle es uno De los
mas intaligantes md sicos de la eiu
dad del Sur, y sus produeciones 30
distiDguen siempre por Ell gust , y 10
inspiration mas &siicaaos. Nuest afro
redsstor ID expr. sivas gracias q ga
buen amigo do Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-18
RAN s A s TR RIA
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEZA 28. ALLEN ST. 28.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento adem&s de su extenso
v elegante surtido de casimires In
9leses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Trajes hech0s en- to
&as meaiaas, y por mas asi mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido Se corba-
tas, tirantes, igas, paraguas je-
uoVe5es, cuellos, punos, camisas Ne
@lig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
yrak y Smokin J otros arttc1los
para eaballeros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-18

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-18
Once paSajerOS
del Caracas
en- Cuarentena

Once psssieroa que vauian 1 bordo
del vapor <Oar&eass, proesAenta de
Vensxuela, se hallan en- eusrentens
por disposition de las autoriaaaes
do Saniaad Mai ftima.
Tai euarentena fac impuestA por
eineo dias y por aa0sr que han ocu !.
rTido cases de fsbre amarillo On Ga
raAAa.
El vApor sOAraeass zRrp6 syar de
este puerto. CON direction 6 Nasva
York.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-18

sNntrado Eel gobierno amaricano
franca y. resneltamente en- In pali.
grosa gsnda del antirrepubiearo Inn
periAlismo, tan desatentAda politics
tendr6 lie por fasrza one dar Al tras.
to CON las gloriosas tradieiones de
mocraticks que hassA aqai habfan
siao 10 salvAe:6n moral y el legftimo
orgultn de 10 patria .motslo fundaaa
por Washington, JEFF arson, Frank
lin y Hamilton"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-18
Salidas de Bayam6n y Capital 81
unuIAxnAn mnnfo

BWeteS b0rdtOS para di0S feSuvOs
I" Oass. A.Oass.
% Capital & Baysm6n, de
Ida vuelta. ......... SO25 SOLO
% Bayam6n Cataho, ida
y vuelta.. ............ 10 ~
Billete ordinario de Capital Oataao On
g. claSe 8 ctvs.
Bayam6n 10 de Noviembre. 1909
Ramon VaIdes