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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-24

ROSELAND.
Jan. 21.-Joseph Smith to Henry
Beckman, und. of lands in secs. 30,
81 and 81, 100000.
DOVRE.
Jan. 21.-Probate court to Eva Ka-
trina johnson, set sw9, lot 2 and WI OF
nw@, sec. 2, decree.
NEW LONDON.
Jan. 21.-Probate court to Katrina
johnson, Ell nw3 nw4 exc. r. O. w.-sec
q, probate decree.
Jan. 23.-Isaac Holland to liver
Hookom, cent. of net nw4, sec q, IT,
.33 A-9266. 90.
NORWAY LAKE.
Jan. 20.-Gabriel Stene to Anne K.
Thompson, sw} nw@, sec 80, 81, It's. 90.
VILLAGE OF PENNOCK.
Jan. 23.-St.' P. M. & M. Ry. Co.,
Peter Swenson, lots and 7, blk 4,
$4,000.
CITY OF WhLMAR
Jan. 2l.-Fred L Smith TO Britha
0 Balken, lots s, and 7 Estrem's subd
ct lots l and 2, blk 5, T & LIS add,
$4,000.
Jan. 22-John S. Robbins to John
Swillan, lots IL and II, blk 20, 81, 900.
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Entertainment at Seminary.

entertainment &C seminary.
1t was decided by the ladies of the
Seminary to give program and
lunch at Seminary Hall Monday even
ing. Committees were appointed and
they have done such good work in So
Letting, ETC., that it will be possible to
have it Monday evening. 1t seems as
if everybody is willing to help along
the Seminary and all organizations
belong to the same, thing that is
characteristic of the Willmar people.
After . short program in the chapel q
good lunch consisting Of cake, coffee
-"like mamma made''-and sand
wiches will be served in the adjoining
room, all for the small sum of Is cts.
The proceeds will go to the Seminary
band. Everybody is welcome.
COMMITTEE.
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LAPPENINGSIN THE COUNTY
As Observed and Related by Regular
Correspondents to the Tribune.
GonnoSsee.

Jan. 20.
A surprise was rendered Mrs. P.
Lindberg week ago last Thursday,
it being her 43d birthday. She was
presented with center table and three
chairs.
Lena Hyden spent Saturday at her
uncle's, A. Nelson's.
Esther and Edith Ga1linger visited
with Elviua Peterson on Sunday.
Eric Berg is sick.
Henry Flygare has accepted a posi-
ton as bookkeeper, in the Security
Bank of Atwater. i:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Ben son and Oaueh-
ter Ellen visited at S. A. Halls last
Tuesday. D..
Carl and Albert Peterson spent
Wednesday evening at ALI. O. Olson 3.
M. A. Anderson called at M. Matt
sons Sunday. 49,
c. J. Rossell had the misfortune to
lose one of his best horses last Wednes-
day.
Emil Anderson gave a party to q
number of his friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Peterson and
sons Ed and Herbert spent Tuesday
evening at N. P. Anderson's.
Stella Barker is numbered with the
sick.
A. Nelson Jr. has entered a posi-
tion as clerk in bank at Willmar.
A. R. Peterson celebrated his Seth
birthday last Sunday. Mr.. Peterson
is still in good health, at this ripe old
age.
A rattle was held at S. p. NJ. Peter
sons last Saturday evening, when
Miss Mabel Nelson ratified, off her roll
Ter organ. A large crowd attended
and good time is reported by all.
Martin Mattson was the lucky fellow.
|. A certain man from tennessee was
in Atwater all day last Wednesday
under the influence of Intoxicating
liquor, so when evening came the po-
lice sent him home. When he had
gone but q little ways his team start
ed in wild runaway and the man was
thrown out of the sleigh with such
force that big cut was made in his
head. Men, take warning! Do not
go within the doors of the saloons,
for you know that if you go in there
you will take drink, and if you make
room for the first drink you will also
make room for the second, and finally
become a real drunkard.
Jan. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mattson OF
Kandiyohi visited at S. P. M. Peter
sons last week.
Olof Narverud has position as a
bookkeeper in Johnson & Wallin's
store in Atwater.
Ed Peterson left for Willmar last
Wednesday, where he was called upon
as fireman for the Great Northern rail.
road company. KALLE.
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Mas Repurchasod Hotel Property.

John Swillens has again taken pos
session of the old hotel property at the
west end of Pacific avenue known in
the old days as the Willmar House.
The property was purchased by J. S.
Robbins when Mr.. Swillens left for
California, and is now again sold to
its former owner. The property has
been considerably improved, and the
late deal was for a consideration of
81 800. Mr.. Swillens and family will
at once occupy the place, and let fur
nished rooms. The newly built resi-
dence which they vacate is offered for
rent.
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Has introduced 4 Bill;

Senator L. o. Thorpe has intro
duced . library bill, which, while it is
primarily in the interest Of the Car
nepie library .. " illmar, y .w {, if1r Sc
come applicable. ,t to ! Minneapolis and
Other large CITIES. + aRro yidsss for
Increasing the -ma1imun.tsx ssl6yyy
Tor library purposes to II mills. The
bill affects municipalities not on the
home rule basis. inneapolis TINES.
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Ma m 70.

Jan. 20.
Geo. Hanson left for Minneapolis
last Thursday to visit relatives for a
weeks, after which it was his intention
to remove to South Dakota. Mr.. Han
son will be remembered as the genial
gentleman who was formerly seen be-
hind the counters at the Mamre cream
cry store.
The annual meeting of the share.
holders of the Salem telephone line
was held last Saturday at the resi-.
dence of August Holmgren Jr.
G. Holmgren of Willmar was Wis
itor with relatives here last week.
Miss Carrie Carlson and Frank
Dahlman were called down from Min
neapolis last Friday owing to the seri-
Gus illness of their mother, Mrs. P.
Dahlman. She is now much better and
it is hoped she will fully recover. DR..
Dowswell of Kerkhoven has been at.
tending her.
:Adolph Ananson of Detroit, MIMI,
is spending the week here visiting old.
time friends.
Nels Oman has leased his farm 10
Axel Lfndgren for q number of years.
Mr.. Lindgren will take charge in the
spring.
O. F. johnson made business trir
to Minneapolis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson were
made happy by the arrival of son
and heir at their home on Supd Az.
Jan. II. Charities beaming counte.
nance tells the story only too plainly
and he passes the cigars with will.
ing "var sa god"
Willie Johnson grinds feed every
day in the yeAr-except Sunday-witt
perfect goodwill. When you wan
anything ground in the line of oats
barley and corn, go to him. 49,: -.
o. Holmblad sold his farm last weel
to Knute Lund, of Mobiles county. W.
have not learned what Mr.. Holmblad :
1uture lntentlOnS are.
The annual meeting of the Mamre
lund church was held last Wednesday
Our farmers took advantage of tn,
fine sleighing last week and haulee
home a lot of wood from the distan
woods: Some we're as far as New
London for their wood. z.5
Gust Danielson has begun the cree
tiop, OF q handsome residence on hi
farm N artin r berg Of W illmar i,
tho carpenter. Is Va. 8 I.
a party OF young people drove ii
to Willmar last Sunday and ATTENDED
the concert at the Swedish Lutheran
church there during the evening.
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4 million Of Insurance.

.. Annual report of the Willmar
Farmers Mutual Fire and lightning
Insurance Company for the year end
ing Dec. 31st. 1902.
Balance on hand Dec 81 of
f. previous year. $472 26
=. INCOME DURING YEAR 1902,
Cash received as first paw
ment of policies issued dur
ing year. :........... $3.50
Cash received from assess.
ments levied during year.. 1908. 90
Cash received from other
sources. :........ go. :. 10000
I, DUAL received during year 1732.37
Total cash including balance
on hand from previous
year. ......... ..... 900. 22O4.6 SO
DISBURSEMENTS DURING YEAR 1902.
Paid losses during the year $4,000. so
Other disbursements. l62.45
Total amount of disburse-
ments during year. 2164.95
Bal. on hand at end of year s39.6S
POLICY EXHIBIT.
Policies in force Dec.
81 of previous year 632 $3.50, 1854 90
Policies issued during
year and other in
crease ............ 100 1871, 754.0o
Total. :......... TAI LOOP, 0l8.0O
Deduct policies ex-
pired and ceased to
be in force during
year. 70 3O,OO3.OO
Policies and amt in
force Dec. 81, 1902. It's 1882, OILS. 90
Dated at Atwater, Mimi, Jan. II,
1908.
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HOT BLAZE IN-4TH WARD.
Andrew sjorseIi's Carpenter Shop Re-.
dueed to Ashes. Loss, 5000; Il
insurance Only $780,.

insurance Only $780,. g.
Shortly before noon today an ALARM,
OF fire was turned in from the Fourth
ward, and 1t was found that the large
workshop of Andrew Bjorfell, the
building contractor, was tn, eatened
with complete destruction. The build.
ing occupies the site Immediately back
of his residence.
The fire department turned out
promptly, but when it arrived upon
the scene it met with some difficulty in
getting water on account of q frozen
hydrant. Water was finally secured.
but lack of pressure prevented the
iremen from throwing as good q
stream on the fire as was necessary to
get it under control and the building
was soon in blaze. The firemen
fought hard to lsave adjoining prop
erty and the fire was confined to the
one building. The wind being from
the south proved fortunate for the
Bjorsell residence, which was west OF
the doomed workshop. It was q close
call, but 3 constant application OF
water saved it until the heat from the
burning building had abated and the
shop was in ruins.
The origin of the fire is mystery.
but it is supposed to have started
from an overheated stove pipe in an
adjoining room from where the en-
ployes were at work. On account of
the large amount of inflammable ma
teria1, it spread very quickly and
there was no time to save anything.
The shop contained material for de-
livery to patrons as we'll as all the
carpenters tools, and this was a
complete loss in addition to the full
supply of contractors furnishings.
The building was we'll supplied with
all the necessary machinery for q
first.class workshop and we under
stand that considerable improvement
had been made recently to the place.
Contractor Bjorsell had four work.
men employed at the building as car
penters, and on account of the rapidity
with which the fire spread they had no
time to save their personal property.
Their losses are as follows: Victor
Fridlund, carpenter tools and over
coat; William Englund, same; Peter
Hoglund and liver Johnson, carpenter
tools.
Total loss on building and contents
will amount to nearly $4,000. Mr..
Bjorsell carried an insurance of only
$500.
His plans for rebuilding a. not de-
tnitely known at this early date, but
it is highly probable that another
shop will be erected before long, as
the busy season in building is advanc-
ing and shop is great convenience.
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| J. T. Otos was at Murdoch last even
ing to participate in q program given
under. the auspices of the Total A bsti-
nence Society.-He furnished cornet
selectit MS. s;-s.~>.>>
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TO LET-One of the best business
locations in Willmar. Reasonable
terms to right party. Inquire of Dr..
G.. Johnson. 56tfb
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For Rent.

Will rent my ice house back of the
Glarum Hotel. Inquire of O. b.
Glarum. 5Otfb
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Two desirable rooms for let enquire
OF DR.. johnson. ) ;:--ss--::,sss.. =: 56tf
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Fur Goats Repaired.

Fur Goats Repaired. =.
I make specially of repairing and
cleaning fur coats. Shop On 4th street
opposite Johnson, Moline & Co.
37tf - JOHN WARMARK.@
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Local and County News.
GEO. E. JOHNSON. City Editor.

The Wednesday edition Of the Tw1CE-A-
~ EEK TRIBUNE Is more exclusively devoted
10 local matters.
" Local reading advertisements will be &C.
Oopted for this page when so ordered at the
usual rates. Charges for display ADVERTISE
1A&1Oa.
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our neighbors were supplied with the
necessary remedies.
The Commercial Club at it's next
regular meeting will vote upon a pro-
posed amendment to the bylaws max
ing the membership fees of out of-town
members five dollars and payment of
annual dues. Among the business to
be transacted at this meeting will be
the appointment of standing commit
tees from the members of the Club.
Ne)s Mikkelson left on Wednesday
for St. Paul, where he expected to be
joined by a party of gen slemen who
are interested with him in his late in
vestment as stockholders of the Eu.
reka Coal Company, with headquart-
ers at Estayan, Assiniboia, Canada,
for which place they left later. Mr.,
Mikkelson informs us that the COM
pany will soon be Incorporated.
The board of elders of the Presby-
terrain church was increased to mem
bership Of six at the meeting of the
congregation held last Wednesday
evening. The board is now made up
OF the following elders: NJ. MacDon.
aid, =. G. Ward, =. "a. vik, il. G.
Handy, J. q. Styles and ]. T. otos.
The three last named gentlemen were
those elected at Wednesday EVENINGS
meeting. !
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Real Estate Transfers,

JOHN FEIG, Secretary.
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AHON clio
alcALDIA MUNICIPAL Dc SAB IBAH


El dia 26 de- Octubre de 1903 y 4 las
nueve de- sd rnaiiana Sc adindicaran en-
p6hIica snbasta las obras de modifca-
ei6n del alcantarillad0 antique en- va
rias Gales de esta Capital. hall&ndoss
de manifesto en- las oiicinas dc esta all
caIdla, t0dos los doeumentos que han
de regir en- Ii subasta.
Las pr0p0aiCiones SO ajustaran exac-
tamente al rnodelo que Sc eneuentra &
continuation y So presentarAn en- Pile
g0s cerrados, cuya admission tendra So
iamente lugar durante Ia primera me-
dia hora del aetO.
Los pliegoa deberan contener 81 do
cumento que acreGite haberae consig-
nado en- b Tesorerfa de Ii ciudad In
6anza proFisional para tonnar parte en-
Ia hcitaci6n.
Seran nulas las proposiciones que no
llenen los requisites consignados en- el
pliego de condolences ADMINISTRATORS
aquellas cuyo precio unitario exceda
del presupuestad0.
San Juan II. r. 13, Octubre de 1908.
R. H. Tod.
Alcalde de San Juan.
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mos elogiado por 81 afan de Ii ponde-
raci6n: ereemos. que proceder asf se-
ria POGO serio, v quedarfamos. por
nuestra parte. como yulgarizadores de
una idea. expuestos en- campo sin de-
fensa, para resisbiP las justas agresio-
mes de ia crftica.
POr otra parte, anlamos dennasiad0
& nuestro pals para aconsejarle con
utopias, y 10 serfan On seDtido econ6-
mico, hacer lamar al agricultor en-
nuevas especulaciones induskriales con
simples teoriasx sin el estudio previ0
de los nf1meros. de cuya l6gica nadie
podr& dudar IOdO aQnel one ha9a Do
que nosobros hemos hechO, abrir ese
proceso do aYeriguaci6n, robustecido
con la estadistica " por .el estudIo, Co
mo cuando SO quiere buscar de veras
Ia Verdad, estamos en- ell convencimien-
TO que ser6n otros tantOs panegiriskas
del valios0 pFodueto que estudiamos.
En Puerto Rico, no es nuevo ell CO.
nocimiento, la Diputaci6n Provincial,
en- tiempOs de Espafla, So ocnp6 on In
propagation del cultivo de- la Rani6,
y suministr6 por su cuenta, samilias
de dicha planta varios agricultores
de In isla Luego fu6 abandonado ell
cuitivo, no Sc ha intentado mas. F6
cilmente somprendemos que para fo-
mentar en- cualquier pals los nuevos
cultivos, que no sean bien conocidos hi
explotados, Sc reQnieren, eli estlnulo,
que ayuda y .da alientos las empresas
v ciertas faciiidades de orden guber-
.namental, que son como oaranflas pre-
Was que Sc conceden & los que arr.es-
guen sus intereses en- espera del 6xiEo.
que & nadie gusta entrar On especula-
clones v negocios desconocidos s do
dudosos resultados.
Muy pr6ctico Sc m0str6 en- este nsun-
to, el COnaei0 General de IN auadalu-
pc, que deseandO VERDADERA-
MENTE Ia prosperidad de aqaeI pals,
y fomentar I'll cnitiYo dol textiA Que nos
ocupa. voto petici6n de aquel 90
bierno, el aflo 81, unos 20. 900 frances,
para In adquisici6n de una gran ma
quina dea6bradora. 4 fin de Que pudie-
ran utiizarla e0d0s E0s Qste ~ delE fcassn
al csskeseo a. Exzss a.soa pgszsaku.
III Consejo General do ID Guadalupe
di0 tests garantfa u facilidad q loa aori-
cultores, = obtnvo por cqnei auiaglka,
reaultados muy pTsscticOs en anehcio
do su Aes0ro
Iodo est0 N sun naueho mas puegae
hacer 81 gustas en henefcln de Id riquav
"a pfablica, las GiEnaFas agisaaSvaa
q Gobierno CiYil BE- Puerto Rico !.
tcdo serfa que ellos b qniaisrah..
ggun
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a lus acEsa g sarks-
sicado as n6nlKo

asG@AN@ M e. q sA@ quo
~ aef a I1a NJ sfs
tifieadaa sae Il6aoa. euQn
aalaei6m se c0 gsns
pue la lsieina ael
ae Re0 n SUI oebis
da laeeE 6n - pa Es-
30 sa aaea sas due
zafe tossc asgs kss. i zneal-la
CUE IA an n o1
n0E Fas &0aglGs les as
eanb aMa ~ aaief0 ex
pEdo. 81 dax pssa u caso de-
gus ensaoa hozns &
pare q o akEanke l9s
lllien snnre unsssis g soAare esto
se naa may eei lnaante "a msens
ci6n para evitAs reel0f ges.
Unoa caxk iIfead0s sar6n paaaEos en
au total sdmd obroa paroaaiz aiznente, se-
gdu la reAaci6n qae ya mas Mbs50
Cada certfgicad0 d9 los d. han he ser
uagasl0a "a I'll idad, debe scr ezdo-
sado pOr el actual fenedor, estarnpando
sinnplenenfe sn hrna al dors0 del do
cumento. Si esEa iarnaa es "a del prlrniti-
70 tenedor del bono, debe ponerse exac-
EaTnente con l0s misnn0s nOrnbres, lni-
ciales apellid0s que aparecen en- di-
che bono. ST es III de aIguna persona
q quien ell bono ha sido traspa aSlo.
deba hgurar con ignales nonbres &
iniciaies que constan 90 Is fornaula del
traspaso. Esbos requisites no son ne.
cesarius cuandO 90 trate De un certifl-
cado que ha De pagarse parcialmente,
elVi6ndose en este caso el bono sin
endoso del renditentA. Y II cual h sera
dayuelto en su cportunidAd.
AL rernitirsc cuaRauier certihcado,
bien sea de- pago total s parcial, esta
Tesprerfa. se acompafar6 con una co
mnnioaci6n donde 50 haea constar Ia
direction postal del rennitente, 81 cual
recibira por coyreo y no de ntra ms
nera, Ell innporta del certi6cado ell de
Ia parte que ha de pagarse.
Esta Tesorer1a acusara recibo de ca
da uno de les certificates que le sean
presentados para 81 pago.
El dejar Dc uenar los requisites an
tes rnencionados, s al no endosar Coz
rrectanente dichos documentos, re-
dundara GA perjuicio del tenedor del
bono, 0casionandoae con clio Ia consi-
guiente demora en- el pago.
San Juan, z. r., 10 de ootubre
B. e. Dia
A -. Fxs...
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CsTtlilCadOs CUB han dc ssr
pagadOs an su tOiaIldad

ADJUNTA;5 $50 956 957 958-
1175- 1880 --118s.
AGUADA-7 709 Sl2- -816 -819 9O3
COS sos Oil
912 913 81 915 --916
917 918 910 900
921 900 923 -904-- 925
926 927 928 029-
930 989 900 99l 1892
993 995 996- 997
998 900 1901 1907
1908 10I2- -1014
1O42 1O43 - 1O44--
1045 1O48 1850 1854
--1O56 1867 1858 1859
LOGO 1861 1902 1908
1O64 1865 1066-
1O67-1O69 1910 I071
1912 10771078-
1919.
AGUADILLA 40 dill Abb
415--425--426- 49,
481-44O 44-445
447-45O 451 -
457-458 -459 $50
469-481 482--483
4s4 -486 487488'
s82 695 -697 9D2
1874 1875 1875.
AGUADILI1A lMOCAl-493 sol
SOC -6O4- sos 60744
715 762 93I 98O-
1887 120T 1908 1905
AGUAS BUEN -.
AIBONTTO 75 1924.
AN ASC0. 1888.
ANASCO RIN ON 229 24O 242
244 245 248
249 259 4O4--
500 500 524-
525 747 -749
75O- 882 88S
884--S85-- -I145
1146 1147.
BARR0 s. 1922 1123 1925 1925
1889 1870.
BARROS (BARRANQUTTAS) oil
91I92.
CAGUAS 100 1165 1166 1853
1913 1914.
CAAfU " 81 Is 7-8--11-555
781.
CAMUY (QUEBRADTLLAS)-119
1195 1896 1877 11o8.
CAROLINA rRlJJ lilo ALTO
eS1 1105 1921.
CAYEY 527 1024.
CAYEY lCIDRA) )-576 -583- 633- -634--
794T95 798-
9OI -11O9- 1887
1888 1889 1920
1894 1895 1907
COMERTO 162 1853 I64-166-I67.
GUsAYAMA lARR0YO) 208 800
HATo GRAND 068-
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CASA De HUfSPEDES
DE -

ADoLFO RUIZ MULLER
an Justo 3e San Juan p. RI.
Habitaciones frescas. Mucha linz
pieza. Trato familiar Hospedaje $1
por dia. BUENAS COMIDAS. Ba-
nos alumbrado el6ctrico.
Sc habla ingl6s, sleman, frances Y
espafiol,
EstM casa Sc encuentra muy cerca dc
In Plaza Principal paradero del fe-
rrocarril. 6vR
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MoDEIo DE PROPOSITION

DOn..s.sss - - s..s,s.s .s.s.. Vecln0
de ........ perfectamente
enterado del anuncio publicado por 81
Alcalde de San Juan, de las prescrip-
clones legales vigentes y de los requi-
sit0s que Sc exigen para la adjudica-
ci0n en- p6blica subasta de las obras de
modification del alcantarilIado antique
en- algunas GALES dc esta ciudad Y de
las obligaciones derech0s que sefIa-
Ian los documentos que han de reQir
en- la subasta Sc comprOmete & tomar
por su cuenta dichas obras al precio
siguiente:
Precio unitario applicable al metro
lineaI de fondo de cloaca. reformado.
incluyendo todas las Obras que puedan
presentarse como aperture u cierre de
los registros ahiertos en- las b6vedas,
acunetado del fondo de los pozos de
registro, relleno y adoquinado de la
Gales y cambio de las acometidas que
fuere preeiBo ......s..,....ss.. (letrs
Fecha y firma)
81 sobre de la proposition tendra
este tftulo:
SPrOposicion para subastar las obras
de reforma del alcantarillado antique
en- varias Gales de esta cindad.
.
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VENTA

Sc v0ndeu on Santurce, barrio de Hormi-
Rheros, tres casas CON solares propios, de tres
habitacionesscada una, do MADEIRA, cobijadas
sgs hierro galvanizado adem&s un solar.
Ri precto de estas propiedades es el mismo
por el que Sc ha adq1irido en- hipoteCa.
Los que quieran hacer el negocio, pueden
dirigirse don joaquin Paoheso, en- su niue
hlerfa calls Allen. n1mero ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-14
EARMAcIA COLON

AIe6icamentos fresoos. Drogas puras.-
pecial esmero en- el despache de recetas por
personal competente.
Complete surtido de. geringas de Pravaz
llItimos modelos
Equidad en- los preoios.
Plaza Principal. San Juan Puerto-R Rico,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-14


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sencia del senior Gorbea.
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nombrado comisionado de Juncos don
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