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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-09-25
MINNESOTA NEWS.
Assessment and Taxation.

The steady increase in the market
value of diamonds and live stock has
had peculiar effect on the people Of
Minnesota, if the returns made to the
state board of equalization are to be
taken as basis of fact.
While in one year the market price
Of diamonds has increased about so pei
cent, the total value of diamonds
owned in Ramsey county, as shown by
the tax returns, is about so per cent OF
last years total.
The return made for diamonds in
Ramsey county last year was S145, $50.
This year the returns total S73, SIS.
The same ratio of shrinkage obtains
throughout the state generally and in
some instances the assessors have gone
the limit. Pope, Roseau, Sherburne
and Swift counties, according to the
verracious assessors and county boards,
furnish shelter to no diamonds or jew
elry and the total amount found in
Grant county is an even SIS worth.
The total diamond and jewelry as.
sessment for the state is $239, 173, as
compared with S34s, s71 last year.
The Hennepin return for gold and
silver plate would indicate that the
pawnshop man had reaped harvest
and shipped his crop to the effete east.
The assessors and county board found
only SOS, $50 in gold and silver plate in
Hennipen county this year. Last year
they found $12O,656.
What is true of jewelry and plate
seems to be true of cattle and stock.
The members of the board of equaliza.
ton are scarcely prepared to belive
that there is an actual shrinkage In
the number of horses, cattle, sheep
and hogs owned in Minnesota. Yet
the tax returns show an average
shrinkage of approximately so per cent
in these items.
In 1900 there were, according to the
returns, 594.O06 sheep in Minnesota.
This year the assessors admit finding
324, O72.
In the same year there were dis
closed LAS, 651 hogs. This year the
total is 100000 shrinkage of about
!, 200, 900 hogs which is probably ap
proximately the number escaping.as'
sessment and taxation.
The same relative shrinkages are
shown in the lists of horses, cattle,
watches and clocks.
The watch and clock list furnishes a
case in point. The returns show that
there are only 1874, S24 watches and
clocks owned in Minnesota and the
average price is approximately 81.
According to these returns at least
one-half the families of Minnesota are
without either watches or clocks.
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COLOMBIA MUST ACT SOON
Only Four Days Remain for Ratifi-
cation of Canal Treaty.
Suggestion Made rs to Real Cause OF
Probable Defeat of Hay
Herran Pact.

Washington, Sept. 21.-Only four
days remain within which the ratifi-
cations of the Panama canal treaty
must be exchanged. DR.. Herran, the
Colombian charge, transmits promptly
to the state department such details
of proceedings in the Colombian con-
gress as come to him, but what their
nature is he declines to reveal. He
realizes the severity of. the situation,
but he has not had any instructions to
request an extension of the time for
ratification, nor has the American gov
eminent intimated, SO far as known,
that it Is anxious to grant it. The
state department is simply waiting.
In some quarters the suggestion is
made that a real stumbling block to
the ratification of the treaty might be
removed if the new Panama canal COM
pany would consent to the payment to
Colombia of a stipulated portion of
the $4O,OOO,OOO which it is to receive
from the American government for it's
rights, franchises and property along
the route of the proposed canal. Ac-
cording to the bill reported to the Col
ombian senate that government wants
$40 ,OOO, 900 of this money, but it is be-
lieved by some persons familiar with
South American affairs that compro-
mise might be reached whereby half
that amount would be accepted by
Colombia. The latter government
thinks she is entitled to some portion
of the money. 1t is also suggested
that Colombia might be willing to fore
20 insistence on some of the other
important amendments which have
been proposed if she were compensated
by the Panama canal company.
Minister Beaupre has abandoned
hope of the ratification of the Panama
canal treaty. He cables the state de-
partment under date of Bogota, Sep
TENDER 1S, that the situation is un-
changed, discussion seems hopeless and
the congress will probably adjourn on
October 20.
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can muster an army of practically 3OO,-
900 men, though large part of them
fully one-half-are not connected
with the regular military organizations
of the country, but are much like our
own unorganized militia, though many
Of them have had more or less training
In the army. To get this number she
would have to call upon every able
bodied man in the state between the
ages of Is and 45 years, including for
eigners who had resided in the coun-
try three years.
Turkeys lighting strength is placed
ut trifie over 100000 men, a great
er majority Of whom are efficiently
trained than is the case with Bulgaria,
and her age limit Is higher, none
younger than 20 years being called for
service.
The greater part Of the world has
been wont to look upon the Turkish
army as poorly paid, poorly disci-
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Bars Coal Tar CoIors.

The dairy commission has made a
ruling to the effect that coal tar colors
shall not be used by creamery mana
gers after Jan. 1. Minnesota is the
first state to forbid the use of coloring
matter for butter and in making this
ruling, Commissioner Mcconnell says
he is only following the law which
prohibits the use of coal tar or aniline
colors in other food products.
Vegetable colors for butter are more
expensive than the coal tar product
and as a result the latter has been
used almost exclusively. The dealers
are allowed two and a half months
In which to get rid of their coal tar
colors.
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lish hands, but as this Is not large 1t is
not of prime importance. AS an English
correspondent well puts it: ITO the
people of England 1t may matter little
whether or not they have share in the
agricultural and commercial POSSIBLE
tiles of Morocco But we have a military
interest that is vital. The power that
holds Morocco and requires free access
by sea to the east cannot allow the ports
of the sultan to pass into the hands of
any European state. Gibraltar is largely
dependent on Moorish markets for sup
plies. and the range of hills from Cape
Spartel to Ceuta Is capable Of being for
titled in a manner that would threaten
our access to the Mediterranean. To
keep the straits open IL even more es-
sential to the security Of the British
empire than tho unobstructed passage
of the Suez canal"
The interests Of France are both COM
mercial and political. France STANDS
next to England in trade relations, and
ardently desires to promote future
trade. Then the fact that Morocco bor-
ders on the French colony Of Algiers is
a matter of much moment. France
would be very glad to have sufficient
mower in Morocco to suppress the tribes
ON the frontier that are constantly
harassing the French officials OF Al
peria From time to time France has
made moves that have been regarded
jealously by the other nations. She has
kent her troops massed on the Morocco
frontier, but possibly, as she says. only
with a view to secure trade route
through the western Sahara.
The interest of Spain in Morocco has
little to do with commerce.. depends
upon the long historical associations OF
the Spanish and the Moofs. Ever since
Ferdinand the Great drove the Moors
out of Granada back to their original
home in western Africa the Spanish
have marked with watchful eyes the
doings of their ancient enemy. And q
sentiment that 10 Of centuries growth
cannot easily be eradicated; 1t is quite
possible that the strength OF SPANS
interest In Morocco is as formidable to
the sultan as even are the commercial
motives of Great Britain and France.
Recently Russia has evinced concern
for what Is transpiring In Morocco, and
has established a legation ut Tangief.
Report says Russia was Influenced by
France to this action in the hope thereby
to upset British influence in Morocco
whilst British attention was conferred in
South African affairs; but our own
country maintains legation in Mo-
rocco, and we have no more commercial
interests there than has Russia.
Morocco Is one Of the worst governed
countries in the world, and the moral
condition is as low as the political.
The 23-year-old sultan has absolute
power over both the lives and the prop
erty of his subjects. To be sure he has
rather difficult subjects to govern
Arabs, Berbers. Negroes and Jews-but
the thoroughly corrupt political life,
the policy Of nonprogress, is the worst
possible sort of governing for any peo-
Die. The country is undeveloped,
though rich In resources: no railroads
are allowed to be built; the mineral
wealth of the country cannot be
touched: no expectation of grain is al
lowed, and fields lie untitled. laborers
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and in the twelfth and thirteenth Gen.
turtles the Almohades. another Moham-
medan dynasty, succeeded the Almora-
vides. In the sixteenth century and q
portion Of the seventeenth Morocco was
a fourishing state, but later showed
marked signs of loss Of power In mod
ern times she has met defeat after de-
feat; in 1S47 was loser In war with
France, and in 1880 In war with
Spain. In 1898 Morocco was forced to
pay Spain large indemnity because
of troubles the latter country had ha6
with the Rifian tribes of northern Mo.
rocco. -.
The tools in use In Morocco to-day are
of the most primitive sort, as well -
are the methods Of agriculture and Of
labor generally. In this day Of machin-
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News Notes.


Edward Halbin of st. Paul was &C.
cidentally shot across the back while
returning from hunt for prairie
chickens at Kennedy.
Assessed valuation of household goods
and wearing apparel was increased
about per cent by the state board OF
equalization.
While working in a well on Bertel
Hotties farm four miles south OF
Beardsley, William Riley was over.
come by gas. Henry Schrader, his
employer, went down after him and
also was overcome. By the time as
sistance arrived both men were dead.
The Twenty-first United States in.
fantry, stationed at Fort Smelling, has
been ordered to participate In the
army maneuvers to be held at West
Point, KY, from Oct 81 to 81.
Dwight E. Woodbridge of Duluth, q
well-known newspaper correspondent,
has struck it rich. He has an iron
mine on the Mesaba upon which 1850.
600 tons of mercantile iron ore have
been proved up, and that means for.
tune for any man who holds the lease.
1t is possible that Mr.. Eustis may
not be appointed appraiser of the port
of New York.
Mrs. George w. Wetherly, who lived
seven miles south of Morris on farm,
went up to the hayloft of the barn
while her husband had gone after the
cows and hanged herself.
While clam-ishing at Red Wing,
Mrs. Whettmore, Miss Mabel Densmore
and Miss Mabel Sheldon found a pair
of elk horns in the bed of the Missis.
sippi. The horns are in fine condition,
measuring forty-eight inches from tip
to tip and, over three feet in height.
Charles f. Leland, president of the
defunct Commercial Banking company
at Duluth, was indicted by the grand
iury in the district court on two counts
for receiving deposits after knowing
that the bank was insolvent.
The Superior hotel at Two Harbor:
was destroyed by fire caused by gas
cline explosion.
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Ohio Repub1ic.n. Begin,

Chillicothe, o., Sept. 21.-The repub-
lican campaign in Ohio opened here
Saturday with large parade followed
by meeting in Yocatange park, at
which Gov. Nash presided and speeches
were made by Senators Foraker and
Hanna, Myron T. Herrick, candidate for
governor, Warren G. Harding, candidate
for lieutenant governor, and others.
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Negro Lxnched.

st. Louis, Sept. 21.-A special to the
Post-Dispatch from Luxora, Ark, says:
Negroes Friday night overpowered the
sheriff here, took out a negro named Hell
len and hanged him to a water tank,
where his body was left dangling until
Saturday morning. HELEN was charged
with criminally assaulting two little
negro girls aged five and ten
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Woman sufocated,

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 21.-Mrs Kate
Collins, aged IS, was suffocated in fire
that started at an early hour Saturday
morning at 211 East Fifth street. After
the fire had been extinguished Mrs Col
Inns was found lying at the foot of the
stairs where she had fallen while at
tempting to grope her way through the
flames.
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Negro a Curiosity I'm france.

my colored valet created such sen.
sation in many European cities that it
proved rather embarrassing both to
him and me-" says Mr.. H. R, Blevins.
Of New Orleans. II had not supposed
that Africans were such rarity in the
Old World. but the people over there.
particularly In France, judging by their
conduct, had never seen black face
before. Once he went to a church in
Lyons, and his presence caused such a
commotion that no attention was paid
to the priest and the services had to
be abandoned
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Given Good Position.

Washington, Sept. 21.-The vacancy
on the board of general appraisers at
New York has been rendered to and ac-
cepted by Eugene G.. Hay, well-known
lawyer of Minneapolis
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cry It Is impossible for the nation to
hold any rank commercially, and within
its confines the most abject poverty pre-
walls. Morocco decorations are famed
the world over. and the Moors still re.
tain some Of the old skill in handiwork.
But the filth and rags Of the mass Of the
people. their unspeakable depravity. IL
what specially impresses the foreign
traveller in modern Morocco. It is very
probable that very soon the independs
snce Of Morocco will come to an end.
that the throne Of ''ths sick man Of the
west" will fall from under him.
KATHERINE POPE.
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wv tween Turkey and Greece
q farce from the military
standpoint. But there is an ''if'' in the
situation-if Russia did not help Bull
garia. az is now prophesied by those
In q position to judge. And If Russia
did the end would be too complicated
to even permit Of guess at it in the
short space Of a newspaper letter.
But under present conditions study
Of the military resources of Turkey
and Bulgaria, the fighting strength of
the two nations, the quality of their
soldiers. cannot help but be Of interest
On paper, Turkey has Bulgaria swal-
lowed at . mouthful before war begins
Population is an important item when
attempting to estimate the fighting
strength Of nations, OF population
Bulgaria Is credited with $500, 900 peo-
pie from which to draw her fighting
men: while Turkey boasts of a popula-
ton Of more than 100000, but of
these some 5000. 900 are Christian sub
jects, who are neither eligible to serv-
ice or permitted to serve in the army
They are, however, serviceable as tax
payers and provision furnishers for
the troops in the field. Out Of her
population Bulgaria figures that she
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-09-25

Victoria, B. c., Sept 21.-Premier Nc
Bride Friday completed his cabinet by
giving the portfolio of provincial secre-
tary to A. s. Goodevo. of Rossland.
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just Dogs.

Ottor Tail county has the largest
number of dogs in the state, according
to the assessors returns, $3.50 being
returned for taxation. Stearns reports
1881, and Hennepin comes third with
3,2s7. The mortality among Minnea-
polls CANNES must have been severe
last year. as there were 3,6os returned
in 1902, decrease of 321 this year.
There were 1O3, 100 dogs taxed in the
state in 1902, at an average valuation
of $5.17. This year there were LOG, 1913
returned, valued at S537, 223, an aver
age of $500.
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I'm PhiIadelphia

First Philadelphian-How is that
book? Exciting?
Second Philadelphian-Why. l sat up
all day reading it!-Town Topics.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-09-25

When the world owes man a living
it invariably settles the debt On the In,
stallmsnt plah.-Chicago Daily NswA
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Who viii Get the 7otternq
State of Morocco
Three Great Powers Are Specially Interested In THIS
Portion of Western Africa.

BDUL AZIZ, the youthful
sultan of Morocco, is despotic
head of a country about
ready for the pawnshop.
Great are the financial needs
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Comparison of the Turkish
and Bulgarian Armies
Both Are Well Organised Bat Bulgaria Seems
Beaten Before Var Begins.

Jar between Turkey and Bull
garia, 1t would seem from a
study of the subject, would
be much like the war be-
tween Turkey and Greece
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-09
The paperwth largest circulation inthe island
Este peri6diCO es ell de mas circulation en- la isa
GALES
Irregularidades v denuncias

Los mfsmbros de 10 Jnnta aseoIsr de CIa-
les qus dsbian tomAr possession oil dia 10. no 10
ysR1ncaron. Tomar0n dsnuncias por 1lsgalida.
das ca los nombramientoE.
La JuntA ssiisnte pr6via pHossssa elsy6
notA l&s Autoridades dsi incum plsmente do
lR ley.
Ell antique iueS de poIicfa dc oialss Eduar.
do B4FFeras y 50 seorstRrfo J. PadF6 han sfdo
sumAriados mRnd8dos dstsnsF poF f1Isinea.
zion de ArmaS prsvaricaGf6n, fu6 cond nnado
Antonio Arehiila HsrnAndsz CON does dollars
solo 90 iibr6 msndamisnto do prIsi6n por sells
dias y ss f&lse6 10 hEm& de don J. Pillar Santa.
60 Honor1o CArrRsquillo. Ambos procssa-
dos &c Ian ausentado de In localidad.
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Incubadora yankee
ULTlMO MODELO

Ei aPhiiadslphiA Medical JouRnRls NOS
euspta 10 historis stguisDts;
Un arrandatArf0 de Ksntue kg fuA eaaeedu
de una nabEs grave en- sstos 6ltlmos d1ae. Sn
Ssposss excslsnts mujsr dc gonlsrno, dsssspe
rhds por ia snfsrmsdAd de su mArido por las
perdidos pseuniArtas que les FssalssbA, tubo 10
loe& dc utIiSRF ias Aam paHAbuHas fanFiiea de
90 c6nyugus. Coioe6 4s husvos en- Ia eam& ds
6sAel da mansrA que aus movimtontos no pu-
diessn rompsEloss "a IL sniOBIdAd fu6 targa.
msnse resompsAsadA, pues III eabo do euASEo
aamAnAs AS husvos Go Abriercn para dAR sa-
Ida otros sAntos polluaIos.
Sin commentaries.
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AIgo grave

Con sste tftuIo dice nnsstro eolsga al GDia.
rio CO Pones,D en- Bu sdici6n Eorrsspondianta
nj dis del mes ActuaIs
sAnoshs sAii6 para MRyagnsx con obieso
da hnsersa cargo do In MlcAidf4 de Tn cAEesl da
equsla ciudad, nuestro amigo don MAreelo
Rios, Ale@ids do eRtn e&reel.
sSs sup0ne qua ests regto funeionario Aa
Sido lIamndO q oeupRr aqnel puasto, con mo-
Nvo dc ios eineo indvfducs sohxe anianss pasR
In pntiei6n da ID psnA dc mnsFts poF Ell hoTKsn.
Go edman Go In eMKKeb@KR Go AnAseo.p
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Objt 6ss pace

Con profunda psnA nos antaramos do que.
en- IL madrUgAda del dia de aver fsliscio en- sl
caseffo de 10 playa do Ponce, oil dIgno obrsro
entusiRstA eorrsIigionario nusstro don Ma
nusI De gAdo, quien presto grandss y valiosos
ssEv1e1os q In cAUBa fsderAI.
De pAlabrs robusts fGeil, fue orador y
propAgsndfsta fncRnsabs, disting guiendosa Ads-
mas poE su cArActer hrms, "a slarA inasIegsn-
Ella an AcsndrAdO pAtriotismo.
RoeibsD sns dsudos Oh sincere tsstimonio
de nusstro pesame mas sentido.
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PoIiCfa procesado
por perjurio

EI policfa insnlar LuCAs, dsstasAdo en- sl
puasto Dc YAuco, Ia sido pTocssRdo poE psE-
jurio.
ComatI6 ass dsIito anita In oorts do DIstri-
10 do Pones al dselaFar en- una causA por ho-
micidio, on contrRdiccl6n CON antsriores deSla.
rAsionss suyas, jurAdas en- sl sumario.
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A-VTSo

parsir DEL - de Oesubrs pr6ximo volvs-
ran tAeAr ON Penes Ion vapoxea do lA 9Rsf
d Lfna,n eZuliaD y GMaraeaibo,D admitisndo
earRa paaagaroa en- Wage dirseto para New
York. GporsunAmsnta 80 pukIiaark sl nusvo
itinsRRTio,
Agsnissi MoFaIsz v op.-Fbnss. ..
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Crimen en- Yabucoa
UN HERIDO GRAVE

nj dia do Rsvas, como o las dss do In tar
de IN tal Eeiix 4Rllsro disuaTo sells tiros do
revolver nj individuo Juan Bsrri0s, causAndo-
10 dos hsFidAs, ana an el sst6mAgo y osYa an nm
muslC.
La primsra ss de grsvsdad.
81 doctor don Eulogio Berries y oil pFseti-
canta don Luis M. Cinar6n, hicisRon q In VISIT
ma la pEimsra cuYA.
El agKesor est6 pFsso.
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OTRO ASESIHATO en- JUAHA DIA1

AntssysF, Ias 2 do In taEda, ,fne Rsssinado
&& &anana DiAs, Jos6 Torres, por osfsFino 90.
fA cue di6 q In fuga.
NRrfos testlgos prssanaialss han daeIarado
VI jnsx seffor MonelovA.
III daaconocan los movies dal arimen.
N4psrAmos sdstAilsB para eomHnIeArIos
MMM ARna laetoTsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-09

NusstEo colsgA el &Hsraldo EspAAolH ha
comsnxAdo puDticar en- su folIstin ssta mo-
ValA inedita, original do nuastro eompansro y
amigo don MatfAs Gonsklsx Garcia.
Oa ssguro que 0btandrA oil mismo exito
msrseido qua las dsmAs produecionss dol autor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-09

Sc gestionan toda clase de asun'
tos iudiciales, Notariales, de ju-
risdiccion voluntaria 8 contencio-
50 en- los Tribunales de L. Isla,
contando en- casos necesarios con
expertos y reputados Abogados.
Agentes de In Cos,spaf5EG de Segu.
yos de Tsdo Ell SOL del Canada
.Ac;SVid0d. Preci0s ns6d5c0s
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"P0nce Bar. Reformado
LUIS MIRANDES
PONCE, PUERTO RICO

Ofrezoo 81 pdblico en- general Ell nue..
vo estableclmiento que acabo de adouirir
en- el que he heoho infnidad de reformas
tendencies tavorecer todos los que So
dignen visitarlo.
Vino de mesa para familias sumamen.
ia barato.
Efectos de Colmado de todas Glasses.
Precios igual los demas Colmados.
Acudld pues al Bar Reformado en-
donde hallar6is infinidad de amigos que
cariflosamente os recibir&n.
Precios equitativos. Limpisza, Licores
de superior calidad, Regaloa de Navidad
eto.
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Union Club
REMATE DE LA OANTINA

La Junta Directive del <Uni6n Clubs
acordo en- 81 6ltima session. sacar subasts
de billar, domino demas iuegos ncitos en-
dicho Centric.
Las proposiciones han de hacerse sobre
la base del pliego de condiciones que SO ha-
LA de manifesto en- Secretarfa, & Ia dtspo-
sicion de los solicitantes.
Hasta eli Is de los corrientes las doce
del dia, Sc admiten proposiciones. lag cua-
les deberan presentarse en- pliegos cerrados.
El Presidente:
Mariana APRIL.
Caguas, Enerc de 1908. as
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DR. y. Lorenzo CasaIduc
CiruianO Dentista de la Unive

sss.s SAN FRANCISCO a. SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO g.sk
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DR.. Marcos A. Manzano

M9dico Cirujano de La Facultad de
Barcelona Espafia) CON 8 afios de prac-
tica.
Ofrece sus servicios profesionales.
Gale <Jimenez Sicard6D, Caguas.
Oonsultas de & A p. m.
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-PSrdida

En In nOehs del 1s de los eorYisntas h4 de-
saparscido dc ssta jurisdiction nm eabailo de
mi propisdacs color aeeituno oseuro, como do
cusrtas do alsada, de 4 5 amos. pasa trace
ra dsrechA blanca, pas0 menndeo largo. SIN
hsrrsr = sin msrea.
Ofrexco al qua me sntregue dacho animal,
Una gratidcacion de oeho dollar.
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