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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-11
County Lay Lew Fixed.

Beaumont, Texas, February 10 The com.
missioners court today fixed the tax levy
for 1903. They made the total county tax
A cents which gives the State and county
together So cents for the year The city
tax Will be 81 IS, making q total for city.
county and State Of So 81 on each 500
Judge Wheat and the court have neeu very
busy all during tne day With other iui
portant matters, but have not given out
the decisions except IN the case Of about
$4,000 worth of bonds bearing and 62
per cent interest, which they will refuld
with per cent bonds, Judge Wheat stated
20 The Post correspondent tlat be already
has 3 purchaser for the bon s at par aud
that there Will be no trouble IN dlsposug
Of them nor In calling IN the old Issues
The commissioners court will be IN SEES.
sion all the week. They will check up the
accounts Of the county and city school
treasurer tomorrow morning.
The commissioners passed the orders call
ing In $4,000 per cent Jail bonds nud
ordering. them refunded at per cent;
Sl1,5OO bridge bonds bearing 9 per cent
were ordered refunded at per cent and
Slloo0 bridge bonds bearing per cent
were ordered refunded at per cent
They also ordered the election Of school
trustees for the. county for this year aud
appointed the Judges for that election.
/ They laid out and established the road pre-.
cinCts for the county aud appointed ro1d
overseers. They granted q petition for a
new road In the west end Of the county
and appointed a jury of view.
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Mericc Mayor Bowers presided The usual
routine business was transacted aud q mum
Der Of petitions were presented by citizens
no, Of course, wanted legislation Tor their
Tho resignation OF Alderman Gillespie wes
read and accepted. Alderman Howard pre-
ssnted a resolution requiring the mayor g
that official shall issue report three days
before tile meeting al the council In the
months Of March, Iuue, September Hnd Mo-
vember This created quite little debate
sud was finally referred to the finance com.
mittee, Alderman Howard also introduced
the resolution providing for the instruction
o. the city attorney by the council %
take some steps necessary to collect the
taxes assessed against the Interuntional
ana Great Northern road 90 rolling stock
aud moneys on hand by former city As
SCISSOR Word
City Attorney Brashear arose and want.
cd to address the council In favor OF inc
resolution, but was declared ont or order
by Mayor Bowers The resolution was re-
TERED to the finance committee aud after
allowing the regular monthly pay roll, ETC.
the council adjourned.
AS yet the street car company, whicn
was granted franchise for q street ran.
way system. light plant and gas, works
In this city by the rit3- council IN Jan
uary, and by the terms Of the franchise
should begin work within sixty days o.
forfeit 5000. has mot begun work. one
month Of the sixty days was mp last night
aud the company only has thirty days more
" which 10 get to work on the sNstcu,
The promoters have already hcen granted
a charter by the State and has been IN
corporated
Several candidates sre now out for alder
men IN the different wards H. tnis cry
Mr.. sam Manley has announced from ~
Fourth ward and Mr. T. g Rryaut th'
present representative from the Third ward
hut who has moved over into the f"urtt
ward, is candidate to MI the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Alderman
Gillespie As vet no one except Mayo
Bowers has announced for mayor, but II i
thought that there win be one or two NOR
1 In the field. The retiring aldermen hav'
/ not vet announced for reelection, but ar
''on the fence" They may again becom
! rnndlhates md 4hnr may not
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ONLY A SUGGESTION.
But Il Has Proven OF Interest and Value
to Thousands.

But X Has Proven OF interest arc Na'uo
to Thousands.
Common scuse would sueg ST that II one
wishes 70 become hesh and p unlr u en-
only result from the fooa we eat and d.
gcst. and that food should he albumin US
hesh.fcrming food ike eggs heetst' az ana
cereals; In other words the kinds Of TOOL
that make flesh are the foods " ich 10 n
tho greater part Of our fly bills Of fare.
But the trouble Is that VIII g we at
enough and generally too much, tue stom-
ach. from ahus and overw1k, does ~
properly digest and ass, uilate H. when IS
the reason SO many peop.e rem IN thin ana
under weight: the dig stiye Orga"s do not
completely digest the transforming beef
stegk and eggs and similar who! me food;
There are thousands of such VINO are
really confirmed dyspept!cs, although the
may have no particular pain or inconVeui-
ence from their stomachs
If such persons would Law their prejudlces
aside and make a regular practice Of takin
after each meal one or two of stuart DNs-
pepsia Tablets, the food would be quickly
and thoroughly dlEested, because thes' { D.
lets contgin the natural pepton and diaS
tasc which every weak stomach lacks, nid
" suppltinr this want the ST m lch = soon
enabled 70 regain its natural tone and
vigor.
form Of 6esh-fcrmng food, meat, eggs
bread and POTATOES, aud this is be reason
they So quickly build up, strength and in
vleorate thin, dyspeptic men, women and
mlalids and children, even the m st delt
cate, use thom with marked benefit, as they
contain 10 strong, Irritating drugs, nc
cithlrtic nor aLy harmful inqredi Mt.
starts n, spepsia Tablets Is the mos
successful and most widel l. cwu of in!
remedy for stomach troubles, because 1t 3
the most ,eatorable and scientific 81 mod
en- medicines
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets IRE sold 10y
every druggist III the United States art
Canada, as vel az in CIR al Britain, at s.
cents for con plete treatment.
Nothing fuljher is required to cure enl
stomach trouble or to make thin, neryou'
dyspeptic people stropg, plump and well
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News Notes

Besumont. Texas, February lO.-Tbe new
liz organized city band gave an enjoyable
free omen OH concert last night under the
direction OF Prof Parker
A heavy rain fell here this morning, al
most inundaiiug q portion Of the Calder
addition again
The laundry workers ~ me CITY Tlil ne
Pope's office
Mack Davis. who has been here Tor SIX
weeks representing the firm o. W 9.
RircbfeId & Co. tho directory people,
leaves for Galveston ON business
There was y quiet wedding this AFTER
non, m . o'clork az the residence n Mr..
H. b Kar on Fannln street. In which the
contracting partiee were Mr.. " y. War.
rem and Miss Aleda Jacobs formerly OF
New iberia
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THE ESoUIMo

ihe Esquimo eats blubber.
!. me lumbermen eat pork.
'nese people are constantly
opposed to cold and physical
,nan, Experience has taught
asa that fatty foods give
'Inth and nourishment.
for those who have cold
.na thin bodies, or are threat
saSo with consumption or any
sung disease, there is no fat
: = . dlgestible and palatable a
y as SCOTS Emulsion.
''yslclans prescribe it.
sorr - ) s yss iiiils to try, if you like.
1oSSzs 10 Pearl sH.s. New Yea
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DAYTON SALT VEIN.

''uoo Again Quarter OF a Mile from
First Point.
s9ton' Texas, February 1o,-The Tay.
sel struck salt at $50 feet, This we'll
ABOUT one-fourtb of mile south Of
~ @cuoWan well, at which salt was
M ~ ~ so' feet. aud the salt was gone
id s.b teet without passing through 1t. As
nd s'eS deposit covers a large territory
snoFnborss ueep body of IL, and nearly pure
VII IA, 4. sat II worked it would AFFORD
IT, eT ~. me whole Western hemisphere.
sooo ,nnSSy!ior people viii begin another we'll
Is tbeyI Wy aud get off salt in the next,
q "a nan very good showing Of oil
tAonld ny they think further development
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The Neches Clvb.

Beaumont, Texas. February 1o-At the
regular monthly meeting Of the Nechee club
last night some matters came up that were
out of the ordinary. The most important
matter 10 the ladies' was the giving OF the
various card clubs Of the city the use OF
the club rooms for next Wednesday night
for club tournament, which they have ar
ranged All the ladies viii have TO do Will
be provide some means for covering the
ball room floor There. was q general dc
ments to the bylaws whereby the quorum
for a meeting is to he reduced and the ap.
pHcants for membership are 10 he given the
use and privileges Of the club after their
acceptance by tle directors, but subject TO
the dual action Of the club. II takes TWEEN
Is 10 constitute a quorum now, but this
may he reduced 10 twelve.
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FEDERAL COURT OF APPEALS
Passed Upon Two Cases Carried Up
from Texas.

tSpeNlul TO ne IhSAl
New Orleans, February 10, The United
states court II appeals today denied re-
hearing IN the case Of the China and Japan
Trading Company, limited, vs.. c. G, Davis
& Co. as the trial Judges were satisfied
with the decision rendered, Error was
charged for the Eastern district Of Texas
In reviewing the case Of the Cameron
Mil and Elevator Company, plaintiffs in
error and defendants In the lower court
vs. Charles F, Orthwen's Sons defendants
IN error and complainants in lower court,
the court Of appeals thought there was
error IN not submitting the case 10 the jury
the record shows there was conflicting evil
dence The Judgment Of the circuit court
for the Northern district Of Texas was re-
versed and the Cameron mill company
awarded a new trial The suit was upon
wheat contracts.
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civ Council In spcciaI Session.

Beaumont Texas, February 1o.-Mayor
Langham called the city council together
this morning IN special session to act on
the matter Of the injunction served on him
estate IN the erection Of a building on
Forsythe street After discussion II ap-
peared that the property could he held by
the claimants under the statute Of imita-
man Frank Keith instructlng the mayor TO
try TO get an agreement as to price for the
property and, II unsuccessful. then to in
struct the city attorney 10 begin legal pro
ceedings The resolution was passed and
after that the mayor was Instructed 10
nt once begin TO ,uok after the opening
mp of all INSTRUCTED streets. The city
marshal was Instructed to tear away a
fence on West Bonham street In the rescr.
walton The council then discussed some
other matters NJ a private nature aud ad.
iourued.
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rr.emanis Examining Tral-

IacEsboro. Texas, February 9--George
Freeman. who fatally shot hts son-in-law
Tom saller. on January 20, has gone into
examining trial today. Tue county attor-
nev A. assisted IN the prosecution by judge
] w. Sullivan Of Denton. who Is employed
was al home with his family and uuarme1
when Freeman broke the door and shot bin,
rThe case 10 causing much talk as Free
na-,'s daughter will testify against her
father. that Saner had no connection with
he elopement ~ Froeman's other daugh
ter
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Nnnroea Not satlsfled.

Beaumont, Texas, February io.-The col
ored citizens Of Beaumont in mass meet.
ing held last night IN the Antioch Baptist
church registered decisive protest against
the method adopted Of separating the races
ia the street cars, and decided that there
must be separate cars for the races Some
vigorous speeches we're made, and the
Beaumont city council received most Of the
blame
The street railway company recently
placed bosra petitions g. the street cars TO
separate the whites and blacks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-11
BosroMs BARBER REGULATIONS,
Board Of Health Orders Sterilization OF
All that BARRIERS Use on Customers.

special dispatch from Boston, May 5,
1900, 10 the New York Sun. gives as new
regulations Of the Boston Board of Health
as TO barber shops: Mugs, shaving brushes
and razors shall be sterilized after each
Towel shall he used for each person Ma
teriai 10 stop the flow of blood shall be
used only in powdered form, and applied
on a towel. Powder puifs are prohibited.
for face or scalp after shaving or hair
cutting, there is no danger, as II is antlsep-
tic. and kills the dandrun germ. Sold by
Cockrell 4 Bonner; send 10 cents in stamps
for sample to tho Herpiclde Co., Detroit,
iph
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lNreRpRErs GAMBLING LAW.

The Reeordina. and Not the Making Of
Bet, Constitutes the Violation.
New York. February 1O.--Justice Gaipor.
I'm the Brooklyn supreme court, handed
down n decision interpreting section 35l
~ the New York state penal code TO mean
that the recording or registering Of any bet
constitutes an issue Of chance and Is IN
violation Of laws against gambling nnd
Consequently crime The decision was
rendered on writs Of habens corpus sued out
i'm the Interest OF George Reardon aud
OrherS
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Justioa Browns Condition.

Beaumont. Texas. February io-Jpstice
Of the Peace Brown, who has been con
6ned 70 his room at Marlin for some time
With rheumatism, IS reported TO be worse.
He is unab,e TO leave biz hes and pay
Riclaus report that bis case Is serious Mr..
Brown has been troubled With rheumatism
mas been assuming on acute stage that has
not only kept him indoors, but has rendered
MS condition SERIOUS.
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clobune MAY Get Irvine Factory,

cleburue. Texas February 9.--Mr J. e.
wnggoner has a letter from Mr.. /. r. Wal
lace, secretary If tie cotton twine com.
pauy Of Independence, kan, IN which he
states his desire 10 meet Cleburne clti
zens on his arrival here tomorrow, A num-
Der Of citizens here hare expressed them
selves as being deeply luterf1.s in facto-
ries. ana IT Is hoped his visit Will he the
means Of locating n cotton factory here.
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sol,n LAKE DEVELOPMENT.
Another Fine eusher Has Been s'0's"


In
sour Lake, Texas, February Io'-Cou.
,r.ctor / 3. Crosbie brought in the paVey
,ia av near The Rodgers hotel last night az
y arst cIaes gusher. This wen proves W
iarge amount Of ueF territory to the
so,,th ana east. This well has SHOWN
,reoI deal Of oil aud eas from the start
~ IN, main body Of the oil was struck
,,,s,ordav under a cap rock at about ~
NJ Croshie win leave tonight tot
ie '...,.,o be,ne called there hy the sicAn"ss
a' H. 'f,{her wlia is reported 70 be ~
dangerous condition. .,. cop,nsny
LIZ, ~ wei YESTERDAY when u vas as.
CSvered that the casing has been s1' Mi. I3
low. sauttinc Oh the oh ihe fsS' dsoe VII II
pe pullNN ,bet The well win prove 70 90 =
iSree e producer, as the oil Is pouring ou'
Iet Syeen the casing now
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c,oy.,s Black Root Liver Pills.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root They act on the liver
e1ual 10 caiome and leave 20 bad after
efncts No gripping. no sick stomach. WIN
cure chronic constipation. Price - cents.
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pAIEsTINE POINTERS.

cav Council Disposed Of Business Py
Referring.
Palestine. Texas. February 10 The cry
,,.o,, met in regular session at the city
nan last night and all the aldermen yer, :.
p nr except Mr.. Gillespie. who - "
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Mnre Rnral Routea.

weatherford, Texas February Especial
Agent w. D. Gilbert OF the free rural de-
livery mail service is here today looking
over four proposed rural delivery routes.
n he makes a favorable report, which Is
very probable. an examination for carriers
gilI he held next Saturday. February II.
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Galveston, Texas, February 1o,--woon-
rAst lntttutioon for Savings vs.. City of
Columbus; passed,
stephen A Ralli 70 Houston Direct Navt.
,toc company; continued by agreement.
P c. Henken VS. Houston Direct Naviga.
lts, Company; continued by agreement.
Samuel Buckley vs., Steamship Ramon de
|larlnsgs, damages; on trial,
The three cases growing out Of the contest
|ug the will of the late Mrs Elizabeth b.
|RA which have been pending in the Fed
|gl court here, have been transferred to
be Houston division. II is learned that an
I.;eement has been reached by the liti-
|ti,b and that an order Of settlement will
Il entered at Houston shortly, probably
Itahng the present week.
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More Paw Wanted.

a.,eston, Texas, February 1o.-The Gal
hs,cu policemen and iremen are asking for
\ advance in salary and want the city
.nul,sopers to increase their pay before
Eritiug upon the budget for the new fiscal
mn The pay Of the policemen is S67 per
.e,th for patrolmen, and they are asking
IN an Increase to SIS per month, which Is
lii pay they received before the storm Of
IN members Of the IRE department are
bkDg for an advance Of IS a month in
FAgr nav. They say they are paid less
Ellr any other IRE department in the State.
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,....e in Route Wanted.

,.,,s.top. Texas, February 10-The
w. -, commissioners have been petitioned
.s,rss the route of the sea wall. The
- v,s submitted by General Manager
II The Santa Fe and It Is for tho
Wv ~, ~ protecting the property of the
- IN The east end Of the city. The
/ .1;,on Is 10 defect the course of the
" rssine IL veer northeast from point
" s1 NAV avenue near a or B. The Santa
S s.ors,sss to I'LL IN its property in east
!. n tbls request is granted and promises
,,,ride a right Of way free Of cost TO
N, s,gnty, The matter was referred to n
,rnlttee, consisting Of the county Judge
4 y ses wall engineer and one or two OF the
L,rsty commissioners.
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INN CITY NEWS ITEMS
. !, awarded 10 -Four Citizens for
'' s.,i.s Lives During The Storm.
!, ,fstufD ONE HUNDRED PEOPLE
>. Warts the Route Of the Sea
sra ~ e. Changed as to Pro-
teet Its Proaerty'

.,r Texas February io,-rhe life
el''' s.,riee Of the United States has
Irss four gold medals to Galyest !. nam
I'' .,yipr lives during the storm of 1900
h a p,ummer, Guy plummer, Jack
|'lll. and Joseph Cothell are to
s1l' .,..a medals. It having been brought
s','' .,,sotion Of the life saving depart
~, these men sacrificed their house
~ ~. ~ and with a surf boat rescued 100
. ~. ,.om their houses and landed them
seft Ell si.-ers hospital where they were
y y TSls is the highest award by the
BIRD ~ fcr saving life The medals
' H. ,esdy Tor delivery next summer.
s ksd thgir s own meri fe5 TO r ssre
Rias, . ARE Of men, however, who risked
|TsF le sthsIr lives here at that time in en-.
= In. w 10 rescue others.
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There are limitations Of OXIDISE, but
none OF them compare with the genuine
oNIDINE cures Chills, Fevers a1d all Ma
iariai Troubles. The limitations FAIL.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIM
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

a. Houston, IN the State OF TEXAS at tho
close Of business. February 9, 1903
RESOURCES
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Las heladaS matan
en- la Florida la cosecha
de naranjas dulces

Jacksonville, Ditie nbre 80 - LIS
destruction completa de todA IL CO.
secha de n&rapj IS co to Estsdo es
cast segura & c&asa de las heladAs
continuas.
Los agricultores estin llenos de
pfnico, pues & menos que el tempo
Gamble, Sc perderan muchos miles
de dollars.
La oncina>del tempo, publieA lvl-
SOS para que lss cCsec oSs SO prepR'
rem 6 combatir ell intense fefo que los
amensza.
AL fscto se han crazAdo tele q
mas por todo ell e sssdo dando ell
aviso.
Los sgricultores Sc uneven CON
mucha activiaad y en- todas direccio.
nes arrimRn maaera parA quemar
cerca de los Arboles, cslentsndo asf
ID 3 t no. f ara.
Miles de miles de hoguerss Sc ven
por In noche, aun 6 lsrs distancia,
presentsndo an bello panorama.
La fatigA de los propietarios y tra'
bsj adores es indescriptible, paskn
dose noches enteras en- In pesRda Ia
Dor de tener siempre ID hoguera en-
cendida.
Las fAmil!as pas&n las noches en-
vels.
En- 10 pArte norte de 10 Fiorida,
era anoche 10 temperature 0 "a gra-
dos, y 30 grados en- Tampa.
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I'm Valiente
puertorrlquef1o que sabe
luchar por la vida
(De maestro cosresponsa1 J

Enero 10.-Hoy ha llegado & Pom
ce, en- Ell vapor <San JuAns, proce
dente de los Estados Unidos, ell in
dividuo EugeIio RODRIGUEZ, que era
uno de los emigrados las islas
Hawai-.
Sali6 de Ponce Ell 25 de Diciembre
de 1901, lego 6 Hlwsii, trsbsj6 en-
dos haciendas, ganando 16 y 20 pc.
SOS mensuales, economic 10 bastan
to para poser trasladarse 6 Calf for.
mis-, III no de e.tar en- HAw sii, y en-
Californis, ganando dos pesos dia
rios como bracero, economic 10 ne
casario para volvsr G Puerto Rico.
Rodriguez h estado dos amos ia g.
ra de su psfs, y vae.vs & 81 con unos
veinte y cinco <dollsrss en- Ell bolsi
llo. despIes de haber trsbsi&do y
luchado para repatl srse. "a uu
campesiuo de A ijuntas que no usa
bs zApatos, y viene calzado, y con
I'M aErigo de invierno que le coss6
tres sdollaras en- San Francisco.
NOS ha dicho que en- Hawaii 10 pa.
SO maj; pero que en- Cal ornia no,
porque tenfa trabsjo bian retribui
do. Sc ha dirigido & Adjuntas don
de tiene sus padres: r ,ariguez cd
ua joven como de veinte y cinco
af1oe, que NO sabe leer y escribir.
E. greso 6 IL patris de este in
divi suo. es un ejemplo de 10 que
puede el trabajo Aunado & 10 eco.
nnmfh
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Mucha ansiedad
reina en- Italia
por el asunto de Marruco

Londres Enero 1o-Lcs asuntos
de Mari ~ ecos est In llemando mucho
IL atencion. aeguu dice el CORES.
ponsal de .Tae Tines. en- Roma
La pren'a Official no dice naaa de
que los trastornos del Norte de A
feica, perjudican los intereses de
Italia. Gel J ornal. de Italia mani
fiesta viva ansiedad 6 causa de di
chos sucesos, diciendo que coge 6
Italia desprevenida para defender
aus posssiones como poder del Medi
terr&neo.
Agrsg& que deba tenersa mucho cui
i do en- Italia porque sus intereses
comerciales est&n amenkz ,dos en- va
riRs acciones. E! tratAdo &C m 81
ciAl con las nAciones earopeas, est&
pesfndo en- una bslsnza y iel )nve-
rio Austro. .Ruso tisnds & per judicar
los IL tsrsses de Is,l+s, mientrss qae
L. 'Abi s1ta puerta" de Anerics. le
ha sido csrrads 6 In Immigration tia
Llama.
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EScuela Nocturna
en- Ponce
[De maestro c0rresponsol]

El juevss por IL noche SO abri6
en- esta ciudad ana escuela de adul'
tos, nocturna, para tres grades, ta
jo 10 direction de las prt ,sorAs se.
f1oritas Monserrate Garcia. Farncig.
ca Moret y Grace Allen.
La ,cuela estuvo muy cencurri
do 10 primsra ncche, asistiendo casi
te dos los alum2os matricnlados.
Ests esou ella sc hAlla montsza en-
IL calle de Isabel, y On ella se da cla
Sc todas las noches, du, a tie unaho.
ra y tres cuartos.
Hay ochant, aspirantes fae-a del
4 nero prescrito pa q 10 escue'a
cuyo nd dnero estk complete,
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Gran Ceftamea para Ia
elecci0n &c IN nombre
$5O0-0O

UN SOLAR PARA FABRI-
CAR, TASADO EN- LA SUMA
DE $500, GRATIS AL ACCIO-
NISTA DE LA ASOCIACION
POPULAR COOPERATIVE DE
CONSTRUCCIONES Y PRES
TAM0S, que primero indique e]
nombre que adopte la Junta Di-
rectiVa, para la propiedad de Ia
Association en- Santuroe.
A CADA ACCIONISTA Sc lie
concede una indication por cada
accion que posea.
81 no es usted ahora
acoionista, compre, des.
de luego, una 8 mas
aeoiones y remita sus
indicaciones al Secreta-
rio de Ia Association.
listed puede obtenel
el solar, y ademas tener
el honor de indicar e.
nombre de 10 que ha dc
ser el lugar mas enoanta-
dor para vivienda en- Puer
to Rico.