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The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
Heard From In London.

New York. Oct. 10.--WilIiam Mao
Queen, the anarchist. convicted OF
rioting in Paterson. n. J.. sentenced
To flve years In prison. and sEcaped
Justice by jumping mis- bail. has been
heard from In London.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17

McKeesport, Pa, Oct, 1o.-The Firth
Etirling steel plant at Mckeesport has
been placed on double order for the
United States government. which ia
badly In need OF eightinch shells
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17

A carload Of Choctaw Indians
left Meridian last week for the In
dian Territory to take possession
Of land allotted by the Dawes Com
mission during its session III that
city
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
Ready November 4.

General Manager Chss. S. Clark
Of the Mobile & Ohio railroad, states
that the company will occupy their
new 800, 900 freight depot in Me-
ridfsn November /.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
fere.. FIre. R.aIns In L.udsrd.Ie.

Disastrous forest fires are reported
from the sections north and east of
Meridian as a result Of the long
drouth. The damage to fences and
to timber is reported to be quite
heavy.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
RUSSIANS IN MANCHuRlA.
They Are still There and Evidently Have
Not the Rvmotest Intention of
EvncuatinK.

New Chwang, Manchuria, Thursday.
Oct. S.--The Russians are taking no
steps to restore the government OF New
Chwang TO the Chinese. On tho con-
trary, they are Fastening the erection
of extensive government buildings.
and have added another gunboat to the
naval force here. Reports from north
ern Manchuria indicated that no move
ment has been made toward The evac-
nation of that territory, and Russian
officials are discussing the permanent
occupation OF the points now held az
being the settled policy.
The Russian viceroy, Admiral AL
exief, has been conducting joint naval
and military maneuvers on a great
scale in the vicinity of Port Arthur
this week. Ninety Russian war vessels
of all classes were engaged.
Have ON Their War Paint.
A Japanese squadron Is maneuver
Ing off Corea. Tho Russian feet Is
perfectly ready. 1t Is lying with steam
up and the vessels are painted as in
war time.
China is supinely waiting the trend
of events, and seems disInclined to
take any steps in her own behalf. ap-
oarently willing that Europe should
take the initiative In checkmating the
czar's moves.
Russia's position In regard to Man.
churia remains practically unchanged,
while England, the United States ard
Japan, particularly the latter, lose
prestige IN Corca in favor Of Russia,
who Is now apparently Irresistible IN
the far East. The Japanese are for
the present completely foiled, notwith-
standing the forcible policy manifested
by them in declining to countenancc
the Russian memorandum of last year
which proposed the recognition of
Japanese predominance In corea In re-
turn for Japan's sanction of Russia's
permanent occupation of Manchuria
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-10-17
Ru.slan After war with Japan.

st. Petersburg. Oct. 10.-The belief
Is rapidly gaming ground that war
with Japan is desirable for many rea-
SONS.
TIE first reason is that the officials
think that Russia will never make
progress in the far east until japan
has been effectively crippled. and, sec
ond, that war would afford the best
excuse for Russia not TO eyacuate Man
churia now. while by the end OF the
war the situation would be SO changed
that the United States and other pow
ere would not demand the evacuation.
The military and naval war adyo-
Gates are OF the opinion that after q
brief campaign japan would resign all
pretentions to the Asiatic mainland.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-03-07
FELT TO DEATH

John Oherg a miner employed Al
the Rristol mine met his death lasi
Wednesday night ia simple way.
he was working bench Of ore on one
ot the big slopes n the mine under
handing down int a raise that lead M
from the level below. A bolt in the
tripod Of his mSohine got loose and
he took his wrench 10 tighten 90 mp,
He as standing with his back to the
faise and pulling FOR the utmost OF
his strength to tighten up the mt
when the wrench slipped oE 10 sud
denly and unexpectedly that he lost bis
balance and fell over backward into
the raise and down to tho bottom ?
distance Of about 80 feet. His partner
gave she alarm and fastened to ais
relief. They found him lying in the
chute below Ia ba6ly broken mp con
di5on and he died before they could
gel him to the shaft He was Fin
lander, about 30 years Of age and had
been in this country bat . months.
His funeral took place from the loca
tIoa Yesterday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-03-07
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.


Willie Richards . gave birth day
party 10 his youung friends hast Mon
day. March .. Two double teams
with cspacious sIeighs attached there
to hauled the party to Mansfield where
they walked mp the natives and had a
good time In general Returning the
party disembarked at the Richards
residence where a fine supper awaited
them. Those In attendance at the
party were
Lottie Hewson. Bernice voos. Merle
Smith. Sadie Frazer. Guendolive
Harvey. Marquret Fribley. Lotto Lust
field. Cora Lustfield. Alma Lustfield
Wayne Hooper. Grace Lucas, Bessie
Holmes. Flora Holmes. Minnie Bubble,
Eliza Desbin.
William Richards. Russell Richards,
Alvin Richards. Pert Puddle, Harry
Wills. Edward Lucas. Fairy Frazer.
Lee Wilson. John Frible5, Glen Webb,
John Kingstrand. Clyde Ford. Clyde
Henry. jim Spain. Willie Jacka,
Wilfred Hewson. vincint Hams, Guy
Richards
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-03-07
A MOST FATAL GIFT.

Would be the power Of foreseeing
events This would aostroy hope.
a knowledge Of the future would nm
make happiness. There are, Of course.
some things about the future we do
know. II, for instance lack Of en-
ergy, ambition and loss Of appetite
shows itself we know it will be- fol
lowed by serious complaints IL not
checked Often Liver and Kideny
trouble follow quickly In any event
Electric Bitters will restore you Ia
health. IL Strengthens. builds up and
invigorates run down systems. Only
soc Satisfaction guaranteed by ] Q.
Wilkinson Druggist
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-03-07

bsst Of svsrything''. For further psstl'
ouisrs apply b
". sApdborn.
49,. .Avs C-St-x.. w. ny.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-03-07
proverbs

When the butter won't
come put penny in the
churn," is an old time dairy
proverb. Ii often seems to
work though no one has ever
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh We
say give them SCOTS Emul-
sion.
It is like the penny ia the
milk because it works and
because there is something
astonishing about it.
SCOTS Emulsion is simply
a milk Of pure cod liver oil
with some hypophosphltes
especially prepared for delicate
stomachs.
Children take 70 it naturally
because they like the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be-
cause it is so perfectly adapted
70 their wants.
For all weak and pale and
thin children SCOTS Emulsion
IS the most satisfactory treat
mcnt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-03-07

Daring the year 1902 two men in
America were killed in prize-fghts
and, IN a season Of three months. just
passed, twenty-one men have been
killed playing football Fifteen Of
these died from broken necks or broken
backs. How many men lave been
ruptured and permanently injured in
various other ways no man can say
/ know, says Ebert Hubbard in the
March Cosmopolitan that two young
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-03-07

II " Fesing, AT
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-03-07
MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.

One was pale and sallow and the
o'her fresh and rosy Whence the
differenceS She who is blushing with
health uses DIR. Kings New Life pills
to maintain IL. BY gently aroulinV
the lazy organs they compel good
digestion and heal of constipation.
Try them. Only Sc ut ]. C.
wilkinson Drusgisk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-03-07


The attendance at the Swedish NJ.
f. Church last Sunday was SO great
that all could not find accommodation
within the room and many were
turned away. The occasion was the
presence of outside talent and the
savlation. Army.
ST. Mark Church
Service in the evening at : 80 d.
clock. Subject 'uod Unchaugeable
An anthem will DO sung by the qnar
tette choir. A welcome for all
NJ T. Church
The morning subject Kings High
way. Evening subject. Mission %
Pictures Special music.
Next Tuesday afternoon the Ladies'
Aid Of the Swedish Methodist Church
will met with Miss Miss Frangqmst
Rev o. w Carlson, Of Ishpeming
will preach every evening nexs week
commencing Tuesday in the Swedish
Methodist church Come ami hear
him
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-03-07
HoMEsEEKER's EXCURSIONS

Home Seekers excursions TO the
northwest, the west and south west
at very low rates via the G. q N. W.
line. Excursion tickets are now ON
sale to the territory Indicated above.
Standard and tourist sleeping cars
free. reclining chair cars and Tho
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-03-07
WINE OF cARDUl,
Mrs. Fred Unrath.

men with whom | am PERSONALLY &C
quaiutod are nov in lunatc asylums
as a result Of football. an their raw
ings are the cries an signals Of this
game If you still think that football
is manly sport, you might interview
the parents Of these young men
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-03-07
MUSICIANS ORGANIE.

The musicians Of the city who made
such eucceess Of the concert given
for the benefit Of the Swedish famine
sufferers have decided 10 give the
people Of the city further evidences Of
their ability in the musical line and
% that end have organized q musical
club. The organization was perfected
on laet Monday evening with the fol.
lowing officers
President DR. r G. Larson.
Vice Pres Mr. .lno Erickson
Secretary treasurer Mrs jaa Nc
Court
Musical Director John a. knight
Pianist Mrs J A. Knight
They Will meet for practice each
Tuesday evening and are figuring 70
put on An opera some time during
May
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-03-07
NOTICE

Trespasser- on sheldon lands viii be
prosecuted to the full extent Of the
law
II ". Fesing, Agt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-21
= JOSE a. DAUB0N :

escribe con ID misma sencilIez que ha
bla = estanpa las ideas con Ia nnisma
naturalidad que baian 4 las puntas de
Ia pIuma. !
Huye del arcGisn0o Fimbombante co
mo del Diablo no hay c0sa que Ie
provoque mas la risa, que los prjoa de
erudibO que Sc dan algnnoa. yendo p0r
los campos del Diceionario en- busca
de vOcablos que sic usaban en- tempo
del Rey que Rabi6.
Ha servid0 en- Ia Administration CT
vii de Puerto Rico, durante muehos
amos aIcanzando la categorfa de Jefe
de NegOciad0s de aagnnda clase, ape
sar de ser puertOrriquefIo no tener
padrinos en- Is Corta. Con decir que
era companero dc Maxiniliano Power
que era Jefe de Administrator, bas-
ta y s0bra.
Estudl6 solo. sin maeatrog avanz6
por su propio esfueKzos iann6s pis6
nm centre aniveraaf fri0, por que num-
CO 10 hubo an este pals.
Tiene Is debiIidad de no gnstarle los
Certamenes Literarios. por la dificua-
tad dice eI, de formar jnrados perfec-
| tos E imparciales, = sinembarg0 con-
curri6 al que celebr6 In Sociedad Eco
monica de Amigos del Pals con obieto
to de aclarar nm puntc hise6rico, reIa-
two al sitio de los ingleses en- 1897,
obteniendo medaila dc plata por SUI
trabajo titulado II L'Espliqu6, que puso
las cosas en- sn lugar. salvando del oil
vido que sufriera Acosta an sus notas
6 Ia historic dc Fray lingo Abad, en-
ID parte relativa al hecho realiEado
por aquella fragata armada On corso p
que comandaba el abueIo dc nuestro
biografado.
Tai es el hombre. cuyo retrato es-
tampamos hoy en- las columnas de >xI4a
Correspo de la cuaI fue IN
| tempo Redacsor Principal.
Estamos seguros de que no le harkn
mucha gracia los conceptos que de-
jamos consignaslos. perO oil que escribe
para ell p6bnco tiene que someterse-y "
conformarsa con el juieio de los que le
J tratan y presumen cOnocerie como &
sus nanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-21
EIeccI6n de SacFetaTln para
sl Ayuatanlant0 do Caguas
e assaestro o i.reapoasszE }


Octubre 20.-Ha sido nombrado se-
cretario del Ayuntamiento de CaGnas.
ell sefIor don Herm6genes Alvarez.
quien tuvo cinco votos, habiendo OBJ
tenido el sefforF4uis Trilla /, Y en-
blanco.
EI senor Trilla present6 al gobierno
un escrit0 pidiendo la anulaci6n del
acuerdo del Ayuntamient0 fund6ndose
que eran esas facultades del alcaIde al
nombrar seeretaFios el gobierno sns-
pendi6 el aeu6rdo, pidiendo informes
81 aIcaIde.
Saben0s que este popular alcalde ra-
tifca en- todas sus parties 81 acuerdo dal
AyuntaEniento, y cue siendo la V0lun-
tad general del pueblo Ia acertada cleo
ci6n del senior Alvarez. no dudanos
que muy pT0nt0 tonaaTA pOsesi6ns y
p0dem0a asegurar cue el n0rnbraEnIeu-
to de Alvarez recae en- ma persona
honrada, laboriosa 4 intaliusnte.
El aefI0r Trilia tarnbien ii jovan In
saligente. Como buen einda1aTa0 demo
crata deba CONT con Ii yoaszn-
tad d h mayors aeatar sua deei-
ciones. Aai 10 coanprendaln
EnYinnlos 81 sefIor Alvpraz nuaakra
mas enthusiastic feIicitaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-21

Ala por eI afIO de 1860 comenz6 &
escribir y 10 hacia por afci6n, apro-
yechando las escasas horas que le de-
jaba ibre Ia tarea diaria.
En- San Juan VIC la luz 2 es muy di-
ficil averiguar Ii edad que tiene, por
que aim no peina canas es capaz de
enqadar & cualQuiera, su cOnstante
buen humor las condicio. -es de su
caracter que le inelinan s asociarse
mas con j6yenes que con hornbres die
madura edad.
pocas veces le hemos visto triste nj
praocupado. No se tiene & ST misrno
nj por poata nj por escritor. Se de-
clara siempre como I'm nero GGcSO9a0-
do s Ia literature, en- cuyo cOneepto
tiene. y 10 dice con franqueza, & sus
dennis cornpafieros de Ietras dc Puerto
Rico. Cree que en- ell pals no hay so
les nj estrelIas hterarias asf 10 dijo
en- su Epistola nj Caribe. que CORE in
sertada en- 81 6nico tono de vers0s que
ha publicado.
Ha escrito mucho, colaborandO On
casi todos los peri6d 6dicos de San Juan,
desde SEl Poryenirs d. dirijla don Joa-
gum H1auMS4 AC kA1DA y LII za1guSnuC@ Ac
Vicente FOntan hasta Gel Agente1 y
Gel Clamor del Pais9, con Asenjo. Pa
dial, Bran y Arturo C6rdova Pero
donde mas ha corrido su pluma ha ST.
do en- Gel Buscapiss y sLa Revista
PuertorriquefIas, al lado siempre de
Fernandez Juncos.
Sabemos que esconde en- su escrito-
rio dos tomos mas de versos in6ditos,
un Ibro de viajes, (tambien dos to-
mos por Inglaterra Francia Es-
pafIa, v otro hbro muy original. titu-
lado Cosos de Puerto Rice. que estd
editando en- estos momentos y en- que
revive muchas anejas costumbres Que
va han desaparecido del pals.
Entire sus virtudes tiene una que
predomina en- su caraeter: no sabe
envidiar; perO en- cambio tiene an de-
fecbo, que ha tratado de corregir int
tilmente: no sabe perdonaE.
Cree que vale mas al honbre que Ia
odien, que ser obieto de lastima 8 con-
miseraci6n.
por 10 dem6s es IN, buen ciudadano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-21


Ell dia is del corriente mes jose
Cayuela, de oficio tabaquero, iba por la
Gale con un canario en- su jaula, " se
le present6 Francisco Cruz, agente
del remstista de yentas ambulantes.
Y vease que hermosura
Diio ell Cruz & Cayola:
SUsted vende ese canario2
ST. senior. Soy tabaquero de Off
clio. Hoy mi esposa " mis- hilos no
tienen que conner, v he juzgado opor-
tuno proporcionarles pan enagenando-
me este canario. 10 1nico que poseo y
puedo vender.
Ent0nces Cruz le lleV6 al Santo Off
clio de la Gale de San Jose, olicina del
seflor rematista, r, como es natural,
Cayuela esper6 en- vano dinero.
Le tomaron su nombre y no le de-
volvieron el canario, formulAndose
despues por Cruz una denuncia ante
ell Juzgado de Paz do Catedral.
Aver mafiana Sc vI0 Ia denuncia ante
ell Juez Kopel quien pregunt6 & Ca
yueia que en- poder de qni6n estaba ell
canario, como al acusado le NANTES
tara que Sc 10 habfan quitado On casa
del rematigta, Embellishments orden6
al polieia judicial, que fuera q donde
oil rematisCa para que le entregara ell
canario que habfa adquirido sin dere-
cho.
En- la Agencia del rematista le con-
testaron que no Ie pod1an entregar al
canarios porque estaba en- poder del se-
nor ,JUez municipal de San Francisco.
EI Juez Kopel orden6 nuevamente
al policfa, que fuera e donde ell rena.
tista le dies que en- la denuncia
que ante 81 Sc habfa hecho no habia
mas Juez que 81, y que por consi-
guiente le daba diez minutes de terrni-
no para que depositara en- su tribunal,
ell canario.
El renatista, que sabe mucho, inne-
diatamente entreg6 el canario al Juez
Kopel, quien 10 deyoIvi6 81 acusado,
que fue declarado absueito despu6s de
oidas las declaraciones de descargo.
Esto Sc presta 8 graves concentrates.
Un rematista que priva & IN obrero
en- desgracia, de llevar pan & su esposa
6 hijos, luego sigue sin que Sc ponga
mano fuerte que coTte en- 10 sucesivo
heehos tan censurabies.
Al paso que va ese rematista, ell po-
bre mnchacho de Utuado que canta co
mo p6iaro ser6 depositado ell mejOr dfs
en- cualQnier tribunal.
Claro. porque como Heva un canario
en- Ia garganta tendr6 que pagar con-
tribuci6n al sefIor rematista.
SLa Correspondencias protesta ener-
gicamente de q. las autoridades no ga
ranticen la libertad que tiene el pue-
bio & defenderse en- su escaces dedi-
candose & hcitos negocios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-21
LAS AGALLkS De UH PEI

Aver tarde Sc celebr6 un. juicio en-
ell Juzgado municipal de Cathedral.
RepTesentaba al rematista Viader.
ell sefior Juan Bailesteros Nn1ez r al
demandado, ell Ietrado seflor Ginorio.
Esto NADIA ofrece de particular, pues
ambos, uno como abogado Y el otro
como apoderado s representante en-
todos los asuntos del rernatista dicho,
tienen que hacer 10 mismo todos los
dfas, Ballesteros, defendiendo Via
der, v ell j6ven letrado, defendiendo &
los que demanda Viader.
Pero 10 curioso, son las an6cdotas
que vamos & re elatar
El senior Pho ManzanO secretario de
dicho Juzgado, tiene depositada en- su
casa particular, que es Ia misna en-
donde est6 la oficina, una esfigie de
cuerpo entero talIada en- MADEIRA, del
Arcangel San Rafael, ecAandoIe Ell
brazo izquierdo al profeta Tobias,
quien tiene un pescado en- la nnano.
Cuando subia Ell representante del
senior Viader y Tinajero. bajaban dos
hombres con las efigies dichas,y el abo
gado q Sc apercibi6 de clio. dijo:
-Si en- esta casa SO tiene Verdadera
veneraci6n, por San Rafael Y por To-
bias, no debfan traerlos mas aquf hasta
tanto acabe de haoer todas sus deman-
das Ell rematista.
Parece una protesta la coincidencia
de huir dc aquel Iugar los Santos
dichos.
Pero Ia Otra ocurrencia fu6 que el
senor Manzano hizo la siguiente hisso-
ria de los Santos.
Tobias, estaba incons soaabie poruue
tenfa eu padre eiego.
Una vezcruzaba 81 rio ISgris, GUAM
do Ie saIi6 al eneuentr0 IN pez. San
Rafael % acerc6 j Ia diio: emo teHnas.
Coie el peg, sScale las agallas, frielas
en- aceite untale en- las pnpilas s I'd
padre quien sanara en- el acto.s Al
sucedi6.
Ent0nces 81 denand&do exclam6:
0u& I6stina cue no sea ese IN
pescadO aut6ntico, parM sacarle las
agalIas, frefraaIas en aceite ) unt6rsaIa
en- los ojos al renmtista para que Geie
an paz 4 los p0bras de San Juan j
tambien & las autoridades para Que I'd
Sc hagRn Ias g00as
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-21
S. Melon I Ga.

gesadeas poq' mayor 81 al detalte d pre-
cos Inast0dOs
Hero galvanizado liso , acanalado
ingl6s.
YornillOs con tuerca v arandela.
Azadas superiores marca SManoS.
Rejas de arado inglesas.
Planchas do hierro inglesas.
MacheGes ecocOdriloo.
Carnas de hierro inglesas.
Colchones de alaanbre superiores.
Loza en- huacaIes may barata.
Vagilias de- 10 cubiertos.
Puntas de Paris.
N6quinas de coser ~StandardS.
Acaite de iinaKa ingI6s.
Pintnras guperiOres inglesas.
Frisas espa IoEas de tOdas clases
Saecs de Yute para az6car.
HiIo acarreto.
On complete surtido de mercancias
& preciOs de quemaz6n.
A todo cornprador de aIouna impor-
tanCias % 10 regala IN tocador v I'M
Rbanico.
San .Justo 12 San Juan 2 r. a. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-21


n Dipntado George Henry White. de
TaFboro. n. q, escriba a ssguisnta caFsa Al
Or. Hartman respeeto los nGritos del
gran rsmedio Peruna para cu1ar el Catarro.
Congreao De los 4. O..
Washington, De febrero de 1899
Perupa Medicine Co, Columbas, o.:
Mus S@arrao mgea e Easoy perfsesas
rnsus1 aASsafAch0 cen ta FsEunag halle
gus @@ mn rnma@dso @xc@lema@ para IA
ar4pa III nakasRa u No unada @n mi
sannista ella vN ssne eenaslaa nasA re-
axan caua@ an eqr1ease ain glvaIs
us 80 S.
G@a3as u. waite.
Ia Sonora Mamie w allace, Tuiares Gals
presidente de Ia sociedad Bautista mission
era del oeste, nos eseribe asi
'Considerc que Ia Peruna es una parte
indispensable del estuche de msdicina.
Reune veints inedicinas en- ST nisma
hassa ahosa ha cuxado toda enfermedad
que ha ocurrido en- nj casa poT cineo ahos.
La considero de yalor especial para las mu-
jeres enfermixas, porqus fortalses IL salud
en- general, quita la snfsrmedad eonserya
I'd en- Ia saIud mas perfscta. - Sshora
Mamie Wallace.
81 I'D no obtiene IN pronto y satisfae-
torio Tesuitado por el aso de Is Peruna, es-
eriba en seguida AZ DIR Hartman, dandoie
una description defaaIada de 50 caso y sI
le enviark con gusto gratis 50 valuable
consejo.
DiHjanse IL Df. Hartman, presidente del
sanisario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
P.rs 0,resclone~ $ psciaiss, cada cua
dsba leeF alas enfer nadades de 10 vidas al
eiemplsr del cual, acompaha ormo enFolturi
cada tBIla:
La Pe-ru-na Ia tienen de venfa todos 10
qufmi COS y droguistass 81 precio de un dolla
la hotella, lie botsllas por cinco dollars.
Aduellos que desean cores espnndencia al
recta cor 81 DR.. Hartman, que pue ZEN ss
perar las dilaaiones neceaarias 81 Ida y v1el
Is del corrao, pueden dzEigirse al nismn Dr.
81 r. Hartman C0lHna bus. Ohio. D, 8. a
WEdea Gui1lArmAty. Paa&a Alfonso y 1
San Juan, e. n. pu De vendes los farms
ceuticos y droguistas q por menors On Ia Isl
de puertoRieo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-21

Desde haee cuatro dias con sus no
ches, anda 81 senior Zepps ndfeldt, sub
collector de rentaa intarnas aQui, prac-
ticando embargoa de hncas cafeseras
en 81 barrio de Florida. Los embar-
g0a, por supueato. ohedecen { faIta del
paQo de Las c0ntribucio del afIo pa
sado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-21
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Octubre, 90. En- IL ayenida de Coz
Ion, 6 sea Ii carretera que conduce &
L. estaci6n del ferrocarriL 40 forman
ahora unos baches. en- que deben fijar-
se nuestras autoridades, para mandar
taparlos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-21

En- ssta irnrrenta Do venda papea On
deaiOAc0 vlsI0 i 2 augntal
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Sc explota II n1iseria del plae-
bio. v 81 que sale . buscar el
pan de sus hijos fropieza con
individuos que le denuncian &
los tFibunaies.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-21

ca IA que ecu 81 te al Ei1
Ii r,bnra Sc la gaua 0ofsraa. por
foniae Ia aaia n iiEs
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En aabm innpgonta H@ vands pap@lda
pssaeele viaso & q suEnsal.
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