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NO WATER IN 40 YEARS.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j.. July IA
John L. Rosso, sr., father OF the King
ton bother who was killed recently. say
that he has not had a drink OF waite
since 1862. For the past forty years b
has drunk nothing but whisky, wine an
beer, but always in moderation. NJ
Rosso is now seventy-eight years old.
strong and robust, and says that he ha
never been i'll day In his life. He ha
forgotten the taste of water.
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STOOD ON HIS HANDS,
FEET ABOVE THE WAVES

ASBURY PARK. n. J., July IA
novel wager between two men OF this
place attracted a big crowd at the beach
Saturday. Chester A. Applegate bet
Harry Casey IS that he could stand on
his hands in the ocean with just his feet
showing for one minute and a half.
After Applegate's feet had protruded
above the water for nearly two minutes
he emerged and Casey paid over the s..
Applegate thinks he won IT. as his head
has been swimming ever since.
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ANGRY MEN ATTEMPT
TO LYNCH A NEGRO

MIDDLEToWN. N. Y. July 1.-Two
little girls. aged six and eight years, OF
Liberty. Sullivan county. were attacked
Sunday night by Eugene Smith. negro.
formerly of New York. Smith narrowly
escaped lynching at the hands OF an in
furiated mob which gathered when the
news Of his attempted crime became
known.
The negro had hearing before Judge
Grant. and an adjournment was tsker
until today. He persistentIy refused &c
say anything concerning himself
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\. II. Evans has sued the Atlantic
Coast Line Railway for S10. 0.COO. He was
watchman in the yards of the company
at Primers Point two years ago. when
he was arrested and detained by the
company on a charge of stealing shoes.
He was convicted in a magistrate's s
court. but discharged on appeal. He
sues now for false arrest.
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MARYLAND.
ANNAPOLIS.

After one OF the most exciting cam
paigns that has ever been waged in a
municipal election in Annapolis the
Democrats yesterday wrested the con-
troll Of the city from the Republicans
by electing four out of the six members
OF the city council. Samuel r. Jones.
Republican, was elected mayor.
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GENERAL KUR0PATKIN
RETURNING TO RUSSIA

CHEFOO. China. July 14.-General Ku-
ropatkin, the Russian war minister. aud
his staff, who have been present at the
important conference at Port Arthur. Of
the Russian minister to China, NJ. Les
sar. and all the high Russian officials In
North China and Manchuria. at which
the Russian position in the far East was
discussed, left Port Arthur yesterday on
their return to st. Petersburg
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EXPELLED S. S. OFFICER
SUES CHURCH PASTOR
The Rev. Dr.. H. Dohner, Of Reading
the Defendant; $4,000 Asked.

READING, Pa, July 14.-John S. Kline
today entered suit for 5000 damages
against the Rev. DR.. H. Dohner, pastor
OF the Memorial United Brethren Church.
Kline WAS until recently superintend-
ent Of the Memorial Church Sunday
school, and treasurer of its Young Peo-
ple's Christian Union. From these and
the membership OF the church. be
alleges, he was expelled on charges
brought by Dr. Dohner, which he
declares were false.
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woMAN'S BODY FOUND.

PORT JERvIS. n. Y. July 1.-THE
body OF a well-dressed woman. which
was found on a mountain road ten miles
north Of here late Sunday afternoon. was
identified yesterday by ~. G. Freude. OF
Brooklyn. as that OF his sister-In-laH,
who came TO Monticello. Sullivan coun-
ty. few days ago for her health
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MURDERER ANNOYs GUARDS.

LOUISVILLE. KY. July 14-John
Tinsley, alias Lee Brown, the negro who
killed Policeman Louis Massey at Evans
Vile, is giving the Jacksonville Reform
atory officers a great deal of trouble He
arouses the guards aobut midnight and
pretends TO be dying. DR.. Sharp has TO be
called and sedatives administered.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM NEARBY STATES
VIRGINIA.
THROUGHOUT THE STATE

Judge Waddill. in granting more time
for five Cinnamon at Norfolk to show
that they have a legal right to remain
here under the exclusion act. said that
they were human beings and that he
would not order their deportation now.
simply because they are unable to com
ply at once with the requirements of the
Government. as construed by Detective
Charles Kee. Chinaman. who is in the
employment OF the Government and who
came here to arrest the Cinnamon.
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DR.. c. L. c. Minor. of Baltimore. while
on visit to relatives in Albemarlc
county. died yesterday at the home OF
his brother-in-law. Prof Richard NJ.
Fontaine, near this city. DR.. Minor had
been in feeble health for years, but was
complaining no more than usual Sunday.
when he went for a drive In the night,
however, he suffered an attack of heart
trouble and death resulted at s: 80
o'clock yesterday morning.
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STRIKE DECLARED OFF,

PROVIDENCE. r. l., July 14.-Th,
strike of the iron molders in several
foundries in this city, which was begun
in September last. has been officially
declared off. No concessions have beer
made by the master molders.
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STRIKING Transfers GUILTY

NEW HAVEN. Conn. July 14.-Pat-
rick Murray and Thomas Sullivan. strik-
Ing teamsters, who were convicted in
the superior court last Friday Of assault
On Joseph Kinney. non-union man. and
also OF conspiracy TO assault Kinney
were yesterday sentenced by Judge Rob
inson.
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DIR. Eugene Hodson died at Vienna, Dor
chester county. July 10. OF paralysis. He
was born February 2s, 1892. and was
married to Celeste A. Bromwell June
q. 1889. He was descended from John
Hodson. who came from England to
Dorchester county in 1864. and settled at
the village~of Hodson or Hudson on the
Little Choptank River. the original and
proper name OF which is Hodson River.
and is designated on the old maps as
Hodson or Hudson River
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WOOLFN FIRM FAILS

BOSTON. July 14.-Heritage & Hurst
woolen manufacturers OF Monson, yes
terday filed a petition in bankruptcy in
the United States district court. The
liabilities amount TO s4S. .46s, and the as
sets to S27, ,552.
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Benjamin Steele. farmer living near
tulip, this county, was STRUCK by light
ming while plowing in field In thun-
derstorm Saturday afternoon and was
seriously Injured. He was found insensi-
bic beside the dead body of his horse.
which had been killed by the same bolt.
He is still in a critical condition
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TRAIN ROBBERS CONVICTED.

LA CROSSE. Wis, July I4.-Clarke
and Telle. charged with the robbery Of
Burlington limited passenger train at
Marcus. Wis, last September. were de-
clsred guilty by the jury. They were
captured two months after the robbery
at Nashville. Tenn, through the identi-
hcation OF Gordon. their murdered con-
federate-
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LOCAL MENTION.
Do You Enjoy Driving

Do You Enjoy Driving
Club whiskeyi II not, why haven't you tried
iti Contains all the meliowness and goodness
obtsinsble in whiskey. For sale (S1 the quartz
BY Barth Healey, o2I d st. Phone Main
2Os7-
Shaffer's Flowers--Two Stores.
At lsth and ] stS and I711 Pa ave
Our Welsbach Department is Complete
GIG 12th-C. A Muddinan & CO.-12O4 -
japanese Pugs- Schmid, 7l2 18th st.
Any Furniture or Household Effects
You want to sell before leaving the city2 Let
US sell them Wilson & Mayors. AuctiOneers-
Phone Main $40. 1929 ST. NV.
Genuine SIS, SO, and 81 Sample ShoeA
Three hundred styles, at s2-s5. Eeens's SAos
Store. ooS G Street northwest
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Mrs. Susan Porter. of Portsmouth. who
was knocked down in London Street bv
electric cars six weeks ago. died IN the
Norfolk Hospital Sunday night. She was
eighty-fve years old.
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John r. Porter has resigned the place
of assistant principal of the Cecil
High School. at Elkton. Prof. Porter
has accepted position with the Dupont
Powder Company. at Wilmington.
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THROUGHOUT THE STATE.

A small boy connected with the Cum
berland Young Mems Christian AssociA-
tion camp on the South Branch. return
ing home yesterday, lighted a giant fire.
cracker in the passenger coach while the
train was running full speed and at
tempted to throw it out of the window.
II struck the ledge. bounced back and
exploded in the car. causing great con-
sternation. A volume OF smoke poured
out OF the car window. The engineer
looked back and seeing it stopped the
train, thinking the coach was on fre.
He was highly indignant as were the
passengers, but no one was hurt
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Mary ScbRmel. nineteen-year old
daughter OF John schamel. merchant OF
sharpsburg. was seriously. and perhaps
fatally. injured by being accidentIIy
struck on the head by a heavy iron
weight while coming out of cellar
door. Her skull was fractured. Her
condition Is critical
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A marriage license was issued at Ell
licott City for Walter F. Dixon and Lydia
Gertrude Hough. both OF Howard county
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At special meeting OF the Maryland
Chassis. Of the Reformed Church. in
Frederick yesterday morning. the Rev.
DR.. E. r. Eschbach was chosen chair
man. The pastoral relations OF the Rev
W. B. c Schulenberger, OF Emmitsburg
we're dissolved. The Revs. Charles A.
Bushong. s. s. Miller, and Isaac NJ. Mot
ter were appointed to supply the charge.
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DIR. LEATHERMAN.

EXPERT SPECIALIST in all Diseascs-og AZ
scute ehroaie nzture-Nervous. Blood.
and Skin Diseases (any stage) cu-ec for lno-
CONSULTATION FREE
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The publicity given to the suppose
murder OF Col william ]. Best at his
home IN San Rafael. Cal. together with
sequent exhunaing OF his body IN Jersey,
bring 10 mind to the people OF southern
Maryland that Colonel Best was for
many years resident Of Brandywine,
Prince George county
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EXCURSIONS.
COLONIAL BEACH
Marshall Hall.

Str. Charles Macalester leaves at 10 an,
2:30 and $50 pm Indian Head trips every
Thursday, Friday, and saturday At $3.50 pm
Sundays, II an, $3.50 and ESQ pm
FAKE, ROUND TkIP- Cents
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Coz F STREET NORTHWEST.
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Private Waiting Rooms for LadIe.

OFFICE HOURS; 10 te !. to C.
S,,r3sx-. m
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MEDICAL.

CHARGES LOW, INCLUDING MEDICINES
CONSULTATION FREE
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500 TWELFTH ST. N. w.
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CultivO de Ia vanilla

Ell Departamento del Interior de
Puerto Rico ha dado 4 la publicidad eli
boletin agrfcola n11mero II, respecto
al cultiyo de la vanilla.
Mas de una vez hemos dicho 10 me-
ritoria que consideramos esa propa-
ganda cientitica para los efectos del
mejor desarrollo de la a~guicultura en-
ell pals.
Uno de los cultivos que exige mas
culdados es ell de In vanilla, pero los
afanes y trabaios del a~9ricultor son
luego compensados por Ell buen lrecio
que aqu6lla obtiene siempre,
Convene. pues, que nuestros agri
cultores lean el boletin a~or1cola nline-
TO II, va que el c%ultiyo de In vanilla
no Sc ha emprendido hasta ahora en-
Puerto Rico, sin embargo de que en-
este pals, como en- c~ualquiera otro de-
los tr6picos. puede dar brillantes re-
sultados.
Qucdamos ~reconocidos / In tineza
del Departments del Interio por .u
obsequio.
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I'm caro- el6CtriCO
mdtd a una VaCd

81 alguna Compania dcbiera tener
respeto nj pueblo de Puerto Rico, cs
sin duda alguna In ~San Juan Transit
Company.
Pero no SUICIDE asf; parece que con
81 eiempIo que lie iii ell Console Eiecu-
two, que hace leyes 4 ST antojo pasan-
do por 10 hecho por In Camara Legis-
lativa, L. impoTta tres Omlnos ell pue-
bio Gle Puerto Rico.
Decimos este, porque de todos cs
sabido 10 NAL que cumple Ia citada
Companfa con ell p6blico. Los &tro-
lIeys~ andan cuando pueden, Y los mo-
toristas Y conductors hacen 10 que les
da la CANA.
prueba de clio son las c%onstantes de-
nuncias que Sc hacen con motive de las
faltas ~frecuentes que por todos Sc CO.
meten.
Tambien Sc sabe que Ia planta es de-
ticiente al extreme de que trascendlen-
da al publico, este DYE rumores dc que
las calderas no bastan para mover los
uinamos.
Pues bien; ahora tenemos otro case.
La sefTora Fernando Llanos, madre
de cuatro criaturas, tenia por 1nlco
systemic una vaca Y su trabajo perso-
nal como layandera.
Hace Is dfas que la vaca de Fernan-
ia fu6 arrollada por un ~trolleyo en-
In parada 40. Ella, Sc presento al Di-
rector de la ~San Juan Transit Coz
~contandole 10 sucedido Y este lie dijo
que atenderfa / SUI reclamation.
Pero dicho Director .creyo que paso
ei tielhpo que marca la Ley para re-
flamar una indemnizaci6n Official, y en-
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tonces lc diio: Isl In vaca no hubiera
estado en- la via, no hubiera sido AFRO
Ilada&.
Ahora bien: aparte dc 10 in~correcto
de este proceder, hay otra circunstan-
cia que debe tenerse en- cuenta, y es
que ell cabo comandanta de Puerta dc
TERRA Y otros testigos Sc asegura que
estan d~ispuestos 1 declarar que hubo
tempo bastante para detener ell Stro=
llcy>, pues en- Ell sitio donde fu6 AFRO
llada la vaca. no hay curya ninguna.
Seguramente esta e como otras
tantas, el buen pueblo de Puerto Rico
pagar3 los vidrios rotos y la sonora
Fernando sc Quedara sin SUI vaca.
Apesar de todo, la sonora dicha ext
gira una indemnizacion 4 la citada
Compania.
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Ell PRINCIPE DE GALES

New York, Julio IA II A. NJ.
FL Principe de Gales fuG i bordo
del acorazado ~kearsage3 pe~rtenecien-
tie al escuadron americana que yisito
al puerto de Kiel de Alemania Y que
ahora Sc halla en- aguas de IngIaterra.
En- honor del Principe la oticialidad
do un ~suntuoso banquete { bordo del
~kearsage@. FL Principe pronunci6
an brindis Ell que tuvo ~carinosas fra
SEES para ell Presidente Roosevelt y Ell
pueblo americana.
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E D | C T 0
DON PEDRO RIVERA COLLAZO,
Alcalde Municipal de la ciudad lie
Utuado, en- yirtud del presente,

HAGO SABER: que EN- ell expedien-
tie de apremio seguido por esta Acadia
contra la succession de don Francisco
NazqueZ, en- cobro treScientos ochenta
y un dollars sesenta y uey centavos
que adeuda al municipio dicha succession
por contrlbuciones, con mas los recar-
gos, costas Y gastos causados y que Sc
causaren. Sc ha dispuesto por proyi-
dencia Gle esta fecha la yenta EN- publ
ca subasta de los bienes embargados i
la referida succession, que Sol los ST.
guientes:
Una casa construida de MADEIRA y
mamposteria, de dos pisos Y con balco-
mes, radicada EN- la calle General Stone
de esta ciudad, marcada o ell n1mero
nueve, la cual mide doce y medic me-
tros de frente por dlez Y nueye de
fondo Y esta enclayada en- solar, que
tambien ha sido embargado Y es oble-
to del remate, que mide doce y medic
metros de frente por yeinte Y dos Gle
fondo, V colinda por la derecha que es
Saliente con una casa de don Francisco
Cancel Guzman; por la izquierda que
cS Ponlente con Otra de don Antonio
Roses; por la espalda que es ell Sud,
con otra casa de don Tomas Jordan, Y
por ell frente que es ell Norte con la
aludida calle General Stone, cuya casa
y solar han sido tasados en- la suma de
I'm mil noEenta y clnco dollars. be
adYlerte L los que quleran tomar parte
en- la subasta que no Sc admitiran pro-
~poslclones que no COCHRAN de contado
las dos terceras parties del importe de
la tasaclon y que para poder ser adj
mltldos como pOStOreS tendran que
conslgnar preyiamente en- la mesa de
la ACADIA II cantidadigual al diez por
ciento, por 10 menos, de aquellas en-
que han sido valorados los referidos
bienes y que ell acto del remate tendra
lugar i las dos de la tarde del dfa diez
Y seis del entrante mes de Julio en- ell
salon de sesiones de dicha ACADIA.
Lo que Sc anuncia al p1blico para CO.
nocimiento general y concurrencia de
licitadores. Dado en- Utuado { veinte
Y cuatro de Julio de mil novecientos
tres.-P. Rivera Collazo. Antonio
Colon, Comisionado.
rs copia.
AHt0ll0 C0l6H.
Comisionado de apremio.
Vo. Bo.
Riyera Collaso.
Alcalde.
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60
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DE
"LA CORRESPONDENCE"
cAMBIo %REPENTINO

New York, Julio II IL. A. N.
Informan de Roma que el Pap ha
sufrido una yiolenta crisis en- la grave
enfermedad que SURE. FL Santo Pa
DIRE experiment. gran meioria despu6s
de la operation, y Sc creyo i%nnecesario
ell administrarle oxfgeno; pero Ultima
mente, desde anoche, ha caido en- gran
abatimiento. Los medicos manifesto
ron que no AFRICAN va esperanzas de
salvarle.
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DESENLACE

New York, Julio II IL. A. NJ.
A consequence del cambio que Ia
tenido en- su enfermedad ell Papa, los
medicos Green que Gle hoy i manan
puede tener efecto ell fatal desenlace.
pues las COMPLICATIONS que ha tenido
en- su enfermedad obIigan al desa-
hucio.
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Linea f6rrea del OestG
Salidas de Bayamon = Capital simultanea
nNat4fn
ITINERARIO

B177etes 6afotoS palu dlas ftstico&
l clase. ? Clase,
De Capital d Bayam6n, de
ida Y vuelta S0.25 S0.l6
De Bayam6n d Catano, ida
y vuelta........ -. 10 ~
Billete ordinario de Capital 4 Catano en-
2 clase d 3 etvs.
Bayam6n 10 de Noyiembre, 1908
RAMON VALDES
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50 MlLLONES DE DOLLARS
New York. Julio IA IL. A. NJ.

New York, Julio IA IL. A. NJ.
Ell gobierno cubano actiya ell em-
prestito de S35, 600. 600 para la paga
del ei6rcito V otras obras p1blicas de
importancia. Sc cree Que para esa
negotiation no Sc presentar1n obst1-
culos, va que Cuba ofrece las meiores
~garantfas L los banqueros j. NJ. Ceba-
Hos & Co. para la contradiction del CT
tado e~mprestito.
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rs ustR rnEe~n@ ttt rAz+
pasando dcsaoere.ii; tsre q.s.
medal, pacs en IA ms.2 5e,t a
rssb0HSabks5 de 3isaa 3.=
juveutud y IL lie exe.r9 81
Nora ia, qla 81 5
Sc abandone en- e@e e#iaualy.
porque aqtlclla Sc refie il IN
SEXUAL transforr q Al b5Wt
desgraciados Y en- u.,im2
dennis trastoruOs prnv sLl@s
Consequences Sc epic@a d c..
Coragak az Cerst,xgat Gel ]
Sc puede eStar II hu ri
tambiea esiar creEi gu= la 4
suftzfURo de un estala d.. =
QtuLfcad0r dc an renebo 4
privados, que solo I.rS tan
sulH3 SsrHaI Y este
del DIR. Ulriei dc Ney haE. g
NERNIOSA AN EAtlA. t11e
puede pFovenir d. Y W.
gran cantidad q msts dc In @
indiferencia marital -.'aat @
dadas-consequencia5 de tscs
cronicas estomacales { Ia
abuses del tabaeo. ci !a~
DeblIfdad Nsrvfosa, J Cor.
demasiada actividad ae, cc.
mental exesivo.
ST SURE I'd. de Ile51
Cerebrina Ulrici hasta otse
espermatorrea en- el hoabee.
hujos, histerismo y ner@astdae
Mol Exiia u e. r9
NNtA d2s~e lno3u a.
u.s. bot.c47so No. ta =
e venta en- Puesto Rice ELL
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0trecpD BaQuerO J GaLdara

Don Jose Tirado Cordoy6s, Presi-
dente del Centre obrero de San Sebas-
tian, ha embarcado para Santo Domin-
go Il verilicar ALI trabajos lie pintura.
En- Mayaguez Ina fallecido dona Nj
colasa Aybar, hermana del director del
xObrero Libre@. Nuestro pesame al
companero y deudos todos de la finada.
Sc ha dado principle en- San Sebas-
tian 4 los trabaios de construction de
la c~asa-escuela. Son muchos los obre-
ros ALI %empleados,
En- San Lorenzo falleci6 la senora
dona Monserrate Suarez, yiuda de Va
roma. Su muertc ha sido muy sentida
en- aquel pueblo y en- la ciudad de Are
cibo.
Sc Ina declarado en- huelga p~acitica
Ell gremio de panaderos de Areccibo.
Don Luis Case Y Soto, dc Arecibo,
sufrio una caida N la acera de la calle
de Pay1a, magullandose n mano.
Una corteza de mango hubo de causar
ell incidente. ESQ ocurre Il mequRo (y
no es rtpio) en- los adoquines de San
Juan.
A Arecibo Ina llegado ell joyen abo-
gado don Manuel Boneta, que hizo sus
estudios en- los Estados Unidos.
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BaquerO y GaniaFa
kARAGEORGEWlCTH

New York. Julio II IL. A. NJ.
Notician de Belgrade que FL nuevo
rev de Servia Sc mueStra prolsiaiO 4
~emprender erandes reformas en- ell
pals. FL particle radical t~raDaia en- ell
sentido Gle ~alcanzar las nlaNorcs Iiber-
tades, y Sc dice que su campana cs sim
patica 1 karageorgewich, que tiele
ideas SOC ia 'istas,
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n Oticias.
81 ESTA IT. ANEMICO
PILDORAS RECONSTITUYEN-
TES DE VALE Y CANCIO. ESQ
ES TODO.!

I0NsEJo A A MADRFs Ell iarabs eaImanua
dc In senora Winslow debe usarse ss-mpre que los nines
estan en- ell periodo de Ia denticidn ProporciUna aityio
Immediate al pequeiio paciente produce IN sueno na
tural y tralqulo ahvia Ell do.oi ) 81 rage ito de>pieHs
muv vivo 2 allegro - Us muy aEradah:e IA paesdar. caim'
al nino ablanda sus encias, alrvia sus dolores ha-e u
cilss las funciones del esf6mf GO p reguia los intsstahoA
NJ Il rror remedis, Lonocido para In dia.iea "a pro
esnF..3ua Il la dentlc.an o de cnaquiefa strA s*osa
rsngAse mucho cuidade co ptdI 81 JasAes
L. Ia SstxrA Wtnxbys sc at aGasoS 1s LNN~
Ha fallecido en- Aguadilla ell promi-
nente federal don Bartolome Lopez de
Victoria.
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Sal Supt rior dc Curaza,
a 80 OENTAVcS 90

Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas V fInas Ia
manos de 2 hasta 5 pull
z das a $3.50.
Maiz del pals q 5000 a.
Chorizos gallegos en- latas
4 $r.lo.
AIambre puas, roIlos
de 90 lbs. $2.75,
Grampas, barril de 90
libras So.
0trecpD BaQuerO J GaLdara
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FL Official dc Sanidad Gle Mayagtez
ha dispuesto que en- los solares de
frente de calle que no esten fabrica-
dos Sc levanten por los duenos de
aqu6llos cercas s empalizadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-14


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