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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
Rock Island Directors.

New York. April 2-At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad today, c, H, Warren was elected First Vice President to succeed H. A. Parker. resigned. The resignations of J. M. Johnston, Third Vice President, and E. E. Hayne as Treasurer and Assistant Secretary of the company were accepted. George H. Crosby. Secre- tary of the company, was elected Treasur' CT, to succeed Mir. Hayne and now holds the office of Treasurer and Secretary. c F. Jilson was appointed an Assistant Sec, retary and H. F. Yarnell was appointed Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treas urer with headquarters at Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
his time Senator Foraker will complete

this time Senator Foraker will complete his argument.
 The affidavits of James R. Keene and Edward Lauterbach were introduced as evidence. MT. Keene's affidavit was In substance that he had never authorized the sale of his Southern Pacific stock. MT. Lauterbach's affidavit, among other things, set forth how he had brought Keene and MT. Hartman together and how he believed the negotiations had been satisfactorily agreed upon; that there was a disposition to have the ex- nenses of the Southern Pacific curtailed, but to this MT. Hartman would not agree, and that the suit of Talbot J. Taylor followed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
The News of Birmingham

Birmingham. April 2.-tspeciaz.)J. A. Williams. farmer and constable. Waiter Franklins an employe of the Sample Lum- Der Company, and W. A. Cowse, book keeper Tor the sanne concern, and not ary public. were brought here today from Hollins. Clay County. on captases osueo Dy 'pdgs Tnomss q. S yones. or @ nsof of a witness in the eases brought by Mat Davis, a negro, against several prominent citisens of Coosa County, he alleging that his liberty was deprived and that Federal and State laws. The defendants . above mentioned are charged, according to indictment, with assault and fntim- idation by taking from passenger train on the Central of Georgia Railroad at Hollins, and incarcerating him in the cal- aboose at Hollins." The defendants deny the allegations mad have made bond.
 Death of R. v. Taylor.
 R. V. Taylor. a well known under taker here, President of the Alabama Funeral Directors Association, died sud- denly this morning at his residence in Owenton, near here. while preparing to come to the city to attend to his regular days business. MT. Taylor had been In bad health for about year, but he did the hour Of his death was devoting much of his time to the business in which he was engaged, giving personal attention to many of the details. He was very active in lodge circles. He was a mem- Der of the Masons, the Elks. the Ancient Order of United Workmen, Odd Fellows, Red Men and the Woodmen of the World. He was S3 years of ago and is survived by a widow. The funeral ser vices will take place Sunday afternoon from the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. The interment will be at Wood lawn. The funeral will be a large one, as all the orders will turn out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
B. N. P. U,s. Adiourn.

The convention of the Baptist Young Peoples Union of Alabama, which has adjourned. The next Convention goes to Huntsville. At the business meeting to- day S,000 was voted to Howard College, the Baptist institution at East Lake. this sum to be used in leveling off and inn proving the campus. The convention proved very successful.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
MT. Mabson Acquitted.

The jury in the case of M. c. Mabson of Tuscaloosa, charged with presenting false claims to the Government. has re- turned a verdict of not guilty. The ar guments were concluded yesterday after noon and the jury after being out less than one hour, returned a sealed verdict. This was opened this morning with the announced result. It is understood that MT. Mabson will be reappointed Com missioner. He stands well in the State and the allegations made against him were not believed right from the start by his many friends and acquaintances. He is a son of Major A. A. Mabson, for- merly of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
,Frisco Meeting Postponed.

New York, April 2.-This was the regu- lar meeting day of the directors of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad. But in the absence of 8 quorum the meeting was indefinitely postponed. President Yoakum returned from the West today but there were no developments in the reported Frisco-Rock Island deal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

Kainit, replenished stock; Phos- phate and Daybreak fertilizer; fac
 tory prices, and you don't have to wait. Marks G Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
Pays s7. .boO for Franchise.

T.. H. Aldrich, one of the trustees of the Birmingham District Coal. Light and Power Company, which concern was granted franchise last night by the City Council. this morning paid v. 300 to the city for the franchise, as passed on by the Board. This corporation will start work on their by-product coke ovens within thirty days. 1t is stated. Electricity is to be generated at the mines and brought to the city over wires. The new company proposes to furnish electricity for lighting and power at prices under that now charged in this city. Colonel Aldrich is a we'll known mine operator in this dis tricts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
Joe Rogers May Die.

A report from Piper, in Bibb County, this morning was to the effect that Joe and Wiley Rogers, the two men who were shot on the Birmingham Mineral Railroad train night before last near Belle Ellen, were still alive but there was but little hope for Joe Rogers. Andy Harper, who Is accused of doing the shooting, will sur render in a day or two so it is stated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
Tha C.. 0. M 0.

New York. April 2.-At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Choctaw, Okla, homa and Gulf Railroad Company held today, C. H. Warren was elected f1rst Vice President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
Geo. P. Haardt & Bro., B Commerce St Telephone 3oo

lSO2. He says the people are beginning
 to realize the value of the Association and the necessity of. new quarters. The Canvassing Committee is at work and It's reports are encouraging.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
New Banking Company.

The Alabama Trust and Banking Com pany, which has successfully operated
 having sold at a handsome profit it's
 Sheffield bank and business, has formed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
Heavy Sales of Stamps,

Heavy Sales of Stamps.
 During the months of February and March over $25.000 worth of postage stamps were sold at the Birmingham postoffice. Over $13000 worth were sold during the month of January.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

If a man could invent something that would really make hair grow. what a fortune be would have!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
Internal Revenue Receipts,

partment for the month of March shows
 total receipts of $2o,77o.67, divided as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

Ii takes an old bachelor to invent a neV raiieion that excludes babies from heaven.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

What has become of the woman who made vinegar stew for cold? If you hear of one lock her up till we get there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03
Preparing to Dig Coal.

xox1uB tV 016
 The Stout Mountain Coal Company. which recently purchased the Brake min eral property south of Warrior in tho part of the county, will work ], 900 mon in the mines to be developed and a force of man is now at work building houses for the men to be employed in the mines and also preparing for the entries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

Is an ordeal which an women approach with indescribable fear, for nothing compares with the pain and horror of childbirth. The thought
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

. consolidation with the Birmingham Say ine. Bank. The business formerly con- duoted by the Birmingham Savings Bank in the old Berney National Bank Build ing. will be continued without change oy the consolidated company under the name Of the .Amsrican Trust and say,ngs % ican Trust and Savings Bank will De c. B. McCormack. President; Fl. l.. Badham. Vice President; H.. B. UrQuhart. Cashier. and George K. Reyno4ds, Assistant Cashhier. The say, ings business will be developed on broad lines and new accounts actively solicited. and in addition the American" will uu- lize its valuable charter to build up modern and progressive trust company.
 Voted for Saloons.
 At . special election held at Warrior. mining town in the northern part or the county, saloons have been voted for after fifteen years of prohibition. The vote was az follows: Prohibition. T; dispensary "A; open saloons, S. 1t is probable that four or five saloons will open up at once. The recent Legislature adopted an act to ai- low an election on the subject Of liquor or no liquor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-03

W. A. Seidle, representing one of the candidates for Alderman-at-large filed a vigorous protest against the naming of one of the managers, who, he said, had been making bets against his candidate.
 It was announced that the Council had, during its executive session, named April 1S as the day for the second mayoralty primary, If one was necessary.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26
PLAN AMERICANA
RECHAZADO
China deellna diseutir la aDsrtura de
dos poblaeioneg en Manchuria al
comeroio extranger0

Lonares. Mayo 12 El eorrespon
sal de eTha Times> en- Shanghai,
dice gus los eomisionados para In
revision del trataAo CON China han
reeibido instrucciones del ministro
de negoeios extrapj jeros de China de
declinar toda Interior discussion con
los eomisionados americanos del ar.
tfeulo XII del tratado propuasto, en-
virtud del cual que iarfAn abiertas 81
eomsreio extranjero dos ciudades de
10 Manchuria. Sc af1Ade que las ne
gociaeiones en- estR materia son Inn
posibles, debiao & 10 Aetitua adopta'
ds por el gobierno russo.
Ri eorresponsal dice que los comi
sionados ehinos; ref sjando 10 inde.
cisi6n temerosa que exists an Pc kin,
soatienan que este asunto 90 de los
que deben fjarss per medic de an
cambio de notas, y NO inelu5 1aolo
en- un trAtAao formal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26
La paternidad
tributaria
tratando carif1osamente al
pueblo "niflo"

EN- BAreeloneta y CON motive dc
ANA divisoria, Ell tribunal de Areci
Oo y dos peritos tasaron una casa de
aofia Serapia Gsgo an 500 pesos
provinciales ell afio 1896. Hoy esa
misma casa que no ha sufriao repa.
cion y que no halla en- no buen eg.
tAao 90 tasada por los representatives
del Tesorero en- 2, 1894 dollars. exl.
Ie de contribution al Estsd $l2 so,
gi6ndo al Municipio $3.50, School
tax 81. 80, reeargo $1.44 Total 1884.
Es asf que 10 ex&scion con que se
grava 6 esq sefiorA contribuyente, 10
pone en- condolences de prefe,ir que
ne RIPARIAN entire Ell Estado, el Mu
nteipio, 0tc6tera, aus bienes, "a que
10 citada casa paga mas contribu.
Clones que 10 que ella vale.
No quedA otro remedio. Crey6'
rass que el despojo 90 praetica asf
CON Apariencia legal, para que Va ;
yam cayendo en- 10 miseria unos tras
otros los puertorriquefios todos que 6
costa de privAciones Y de honr&do
trAbAio pudieron 1ev2ntar una vi.
vienda propia 6 adquirir mediana
fortuna.
ri fisco les cerca, les coloca en-
&eaesperads situacion y asf es f&cil
que AbRndonen en- extra1ias mAnos
ya 10 que constituye au pAtrimonio
8 10 que pos6sn en- virtud de su 10
boriosidad. Asf os fkcil que aAlgan
todos camino dc 10 sxpAtriacion,
donde no tengan, como aquf, que
pAAar hAmbre.
Despues habr4 quien confle en- 10
felicidad de eate pueblo y quien pas
me sa 10 ciudad y al Universos di
ciendo que la prosperidad material
de PHerto Rico es admirable, poYque
hay en- Areas p6blicAs medic million
mobrAnto. -!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26
iColno le Afecta a listed el lSOnidO de
Ia Campana que Anuncia la Comida?

4 Els un sonido grato d
cuyo llamamientO res
ponde usted con apresu-
ramiento en- la espera de
una comida bien servida
que ha de gozar EN- COM
pania de su familia Y
amigos ?
1 Q, por 10 contrario. ell
sonido no lie llama la aten-
cion nj le despierta inte-
res, Q quizas lie sugiere
una sensation de desaso-
siego y disgusto ?
l. La vista acaso 8 el
nero pensa1niento de la
comida, no importa cuan
bien preparada este o
cuan primorosamente SER
vida, provoca en- usted una
SonSaclOn de nauSeaS ?
1 Siente usted plentiful V
pesadez en- ell estomago
despues de conner aunque
haya comido usted muy
POGO i? / Padece de do
lores en- Ell estomago,
pecho y costados, como
tambien de acidez, flatu.
lencia, dolor de cabeza,
marcos? Sc siente usted
cansado, sonoliento e irri.
table, con NAL gusto Il olor
en- la boca, especialmente
por la manana ? i Esta
del yientre V SOhreyiene
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26
El SenOr SecretariO
tuvo la bondad
de leer aver
el "PresupQesto Munlclpal'
que esta Fl 10 al publico on
la plaza

Aver tarde ell Sacretario de Puer-
to Rico, daba como suele hsgar anne
nuao M paseo 6 pic por II cfsdaa,
qn'zss porque le gueta mas YER dc
eerea las cosas que oirias referir.
lbs yestido comple tamente dc
blane0, trsje que eontinuamente usa
por ser mas propio de u estaeioa.
AL pasar por do bsjo del aoportal
del Ayuntamiento. ss acsrco 6 yer
unas tablAs estrechas y largas como
las esparAnzas que entreve al Rober
nador Hnnt para los puertorriqua-
fios,
ALI, en- papsl eacrito q maquini.
Has est& expuesto &l pdblico sl pre-
supuesto de gastos ingresos del
Munieipio de San Jaan, que muy
poeas peraonas dicho sea de paso
examinan
La peculiar ironica sourisa del
sef1or Secretario le jugueteRba On
los labios, Acaso proAueida al leer
las pArtiass eortas y ls-gas, verd&.
aeras euantas galanas del presu.
puesto que 81. en- el Colorado hacen
reir. .al contfibuyente pasrtorriqusf1o
hsesn poea gracia.
Y el se d or SecretArio era tan bon.
dadoso GU lefs y sonrefa entretani-
dsmsnte CON aquel laberinto de nd
meros sin que ne sepa si en- squellos
momentos al espejismo lie In gober.
naci6n de- 10 isla 10 envolvfa en- ila.
aiones 8 ST pensaba On si tandrfa g
no faeultsdes para ahorcAr el presu.
pussto psgado ali.
Pero 10 lsfa CON el mismo ir6nieo
talsnte que tuvo en- ciel to c9.ebre
noehe para derrotar, snvuslto en- IL
humareda de ID eigarro el empires.
tito que los puertorriquef1os queffan
para salvar ls agricultura do la isla.
Un toa@ista alemkn provisto de
una maquinilla de fotograhar, le
contemplate 6 l. distancia CON in.
tslto acaso, de sacarle.
-lQa6 Va Hstea hAeer-pre gun
to uno.
-Paes. -. tomar 10 fotogrs fl de
uuo da los estadistas que L. ley de
Mr.. Fora k or ha snvisdo G este pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26

diarrea
Todos estos son sintomas de indigestion dyspepsia
doencia angustosa la que escapan pocas personals
contnuar mucho tempo parar atencon ella puede dar
ngar NAL de hgado tsis alguna ora enfermedad fatal
por no deberian 9eggrse tales sntomas
miles de de dyspepsia agunos muy agudos
FL remedio meor conocdo para efectua cuac6n per-
manente son las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26
BarCOS de guerra en-
SantO Domingo
La situacion de la Rep1-
blica no es satisfactoria

Washington, Mayo 12.-Hoy as
han daao 6rdanes para q ue el vapor
de guerra Nashville relieve oil
sAtlantas, qae por algdn tempo ha
estRdo vjgi ando los 1ntaresas anne.
riesnos an Santo Domingo.
Informes recibidos aquf de aqus'
lla Repdblics, asegursn que ID si
tuaeioa de & 6sta no es satiafactoria.
Sc asegurs que el gobisrno domini'
csno dsbe elnco meses de intereses
& una eompa11fa belga que tiene obli.
gaeiopes contra dieao gobierno, v ell
que ell convenio heeho por los tens'
aorss de eatas OBJ ig aciones con las
autoridadas aominicsnas datermina
que en- caao de No sbonarse los intss
reses de esa deuda. serfa permitido
6 los aeYeedoras hacsrse cargo de
las aauan&s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26
PiLDORAS ROSADAS
DEL DR.. WILLIAMS.

este respecto no son cual purgantes mxturas com
uestas de fermentos dgestvos que proporconan
avio temporal despu@s dejan estomago peor esado
anes. Las Pdoras Rosadas del Dr. Williams afectan
ell vientre nj tenen obeto dgerr la comida ell
mago sino que estan desnada entonar robustecer
los otros organos digestvos habandoos para desempe
mar sus unciones en- la digestion de los ameno prepa
rarlos absorbidos asmilados por la sange Tn
abasto de rica pura sangre reconsura forta.
lecera todo ell sistema.
PADEcIO AMOS EsTOMAGo.
La carta continuation
neceitan
Hace amos epece padecer horrbmen del
Pldoas 2osadas del Williams Pald
que hagan ell
mejor oonvenga."
(Firanado) PEREA,
n a de Fa1nacig
Boica Mohoacan
De venta las droguerias boticas solo pomos de
vdrio En- la rosada envoltura exterior debera costar i'm
preso enro nombre adoptado por autor de med
Gina DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
N. Y
Unidos
co atndsr las onsua
donde quera enouentren.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26
EDICTO
DON FELIPE CUCHf Y ARNAU,
JUEZ PRESIDENTE DEL TRI.
HUNAL DE DISTRITO DE ARE.
GIRO

JURZ PRESIDENTE DEL TRI.
HUNAL DE DISTRITO DE ARE
CIBO
HAGo sABER: que DON Francisco
Lsocaslo Roman, casado, propieta'
rio, mayor de edad y vecinO de esta
ciudad, hz aeudido este Tribunal
solicitanao SO declare 6 su favor el
dominic de In siguiente fincG;
R1stics, Dsin nombre couoeido, en-
clavaaa On el barrio de Rio Arriba,
sisio denominAdo sB seupey., de la
Jurisdiction de Arseibo, compaesta
de euarenta cuerAas de terreno que.
brAdo, iguAl & Is hact&reas, ~ areas
y 16 eenti&reas, contsniendo una
casa r1stica para hAbitAci6n y algu.
NJ plantation de cafe y guineos,
com prendiaas estas entire CuatrO
puntos de ortegon Y entire los lin
deros siguientss: Por el r .te, tie
rras de don MAnuel Raiz Oivero,
hoy de dom Amador g ;nzAlez; por
ei Oests, don Gregorio Rivera; por
sl Sud, con dom Jeads Gonzalez; Y
por 81 Norte, dom Aurelio Meaina,
don Raul Mark, Luisa Candelaria y
Pedro Reyes.
Y 90 ha dispueeto por el Tribunal
en- proviaencia de feeha vainta Y dos
de los eorrientes, convocAr & los
personas ignoraaas 6 quienes pusda
psrjadicar la inseripcl6n solicitada,
por medic de edictos que ae inser'
tar an por tres veees en- uno do los
peri6aicos de mas circulation de San
Juan, 6 fin de que en- el t6rmino de
sessnta dias naturales, dentro de los
euales pueden admitirse pruebas,
comparezean 81 qaieren alegar su
derscho.
DAao en- Areeibo, & vsints y einco
de. Mayo de 1903. Felipe Cuc1st.
El Seeretario
WguaIeL y. CQEdey6u
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26
FL SerYiCiO de tran
SitO en- Ia bahia
Los verdaderos focos de
paludismo en- Cataflo
AntmaIeS SueltOS que cOmen
flores
(De maestro oorrespoaaal)

Mayo, 26. al vaporcito sEnaar
naci6nS hay que limpiarle lua fon'
dos, puas est& uoni6ndose do nnevu
una carrots. EstA embRrcaci0n nc
Sc varo esta vez para reparsrla
Caando ceso en- su trabajo mensuA1,
so Quado arreierado al muelle v por
eto es que est& shscho una carrets. .
Dsbsn, pues, reparAr ese <scorazA.
dcs. pues es muy justo que hsga
bien el servicio, va que su due no ha
ordenadO se cobre passje hAsta & los
ueouefiit0s que las mAdres llevan en-
10 falaa:
Lo mismo que el ssfior Vald6s,
tiene el aereeho dc mandar On 10
suyo, los pAsajeros que pagan, tie.
men tambien ell dereehO de que Sc les
sirva bien.
Con al cambio de horas de las oficiA
mas del gobierno insular, hay que
entrar en- elias 6 las 8 de 10 maf1ana,
y el vsporcito sEnc&rnsciors, nun
CO llega 6 San Juan 6 esa hora. El
vAporcito sValdeas marchaba meior
llegaba siempre 6 las s 6 San
Juan. Conqus remedie ESQ. don Ra'
mon.
Sc me han alborotado Algunos In.
dividuos, por que en- las notas de
aver, trate de las letrinxs seonstrui
das cJn barriless. IL diablo son los
4borieu&as. Est&n en- Ia creencia do
que el pslu aismO que nina ga exls-
tencis, es originAdo por las maria.
mas y el aire del margie. Y6 y6
qaisiGra que astas playas estuvieran
tan limpias como oil mangls, que
eonstAntsmente 10 Java ID mares.
Limpien estos eorr&les, estas plszas,
estas letrinas; y verAn ustedes como
81 paludismo aminors; y aigo esto.
porque 40 puade aeAbarse, porque
donde quiera hay ssu POGO. de pa
ludiamo.
Ahora me sxplieo, 10 que habrk
suf lido eli doctor Roarfguez, Official
de Sanidaa de Bsysm6a, CON los We
cinos que se slborotsn, euAndo se
les exile que pongan sus casas en-
condolences higiSnicas. 4
Podrfa ID pollcfa de este Sub .paes
to, orden&r que saan amsrradas por
sus due1ios las e&brRs que molsstan
al vecinot
Lao digo, poYque rae ha dado pena
que dichos animales Sc hayan eomi'
80 en- mi jardin unos rnsales y tres
palitos de nfsperos. Yo NO molesto
& nadie. I'll que qaiers tener anima.
les qae los Amarre.
Ha gustaao mucho en- este pobla'
do ell arifculo frmado por el am 60
M. Romero Haxtauseu.
Me ha manif sstado al muehAcho
que vsnde aquf sLs Correspondent
cias, que a]gunos iudivi3uos GORE
ros, le piden el pario dice; y despa6s
De leer las notas de Catsf1o, sa 10
aevuelven sin compr6rsels.
Defense de "boricua d ss" y af oian
10 mosga. paisaros. Ia ecoea de |
los gus gtieros Sc acsh6 y sl que
] aiera leer que pegae.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26
ES DE ESPERAR
one en- eSa circular Sc "prOhi-
ban" los CaStigOS cOrpOroleS
9 que la "Junta EScOlar"
decline Su cargo

Sc Asevera que 10 Junta Escolar
de estA ciudad estG preparsndo una
circular para los profeEores de este
termino municipal.
Hin ella re tratA exclusivamsnta de
In aplicaeion de los castigos eorpo'
rAles en- Las eseuelas.
Dicha Junta deplorA~ que mere
ci6ndolo tantas defarercias ell Conf
sionAdo de Elucaeion doctor Lind.
say, este en- esta oportunidad On
AesAeuerdo absolute CON su eriterio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26
Sc P AS E

Que no publicamos comunica1os
sin que sean pagaaos por aaelaa-
taaO.
Cada seis palabras, SO cuentan po-
Una Inca y La Inca vale diex ceRr
tav0s.
Las cartas que vengan CO COR
nsaicaAo sia 81 importeao % con
tessap..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26
QuejaS en- San German
aCerCS del SerViciO de COrreOS

Ea San German y CAbo Roio pa
rece que el servieio de Correos es
deficiente. So asegura que 6 vsces
el cochs eorreo que & aiehos pusblos
lleva 10 correspondents no llega 6
tempo de &lc&nzsr en- Agu4aiM ell
tren, 10 que es csusa de atraso en ell
resibo de correspondence. eosa que
SO nos ipforms oeurri6 CON In & TINA
prccedente de los e .t&dos Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26

I'm esta Inn erenta 20 venas pspel
de psri6dicos viejos & 50 40 qaintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26
EC0N0MIA MAS QUE NAL ENTENDIDA ES

La de los dueos de techadas de zinc herro gavan
ocupan de apcar dchos techos la pntura para
La pracca ha demostrado que los techos de zinc herro
hierro pinura de pombagina gato, duran dot
cadas los reedos techos de
mayores enemgos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-26
MuChO CuidadO con
Ell hOyO de Ia Calle
DEL CRISTO

Anoche mn cAballero de eatA capi'
tai Aufri6 una cAida en- 10 c&lle del
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tAci6n, debido & que entertainments
metio nm pie en- un hoyo que en- d.
cha Gale existe. Parece q. este hoyo
BE debe & que ne hizo NAL ell sfirmA'
DO DO los adoquines que 30 lavanta'
ron para hAcer una acometida & In
alcantarill&. Como medida de pre-
cauci6n aebier1 colocArse en- squel
sitio m fArol con letrsro que diga;
mi te quedes nj te pRseA".