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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
WILL PARALLEL
BIG HOLE RIVER
Short Line Making Plans to Re-
duce Grade at Divide.
SALT LAKERS SEE BULL FIGHT
ELKINs BILL MAY FORCE ROADS
TO PAY COMMISSIONS.

Among the improvements contesn-
plated by the Oregon Short Line this
year is the construction of a new line
northeast from Dillon 70 the Big Hole
river. The object is TO overcome an
expensive grade over the continental
divide. The road has already expended
considerable money on its roadbed be-
tween POcateno and Butte and it will
expend more the coming year. Much
Of the work VIII consist Of reducing
grades and building new pieces to get
around the heavy grades Of the north
ern division.
Engineers have been in the field
looking over the proposed improve
meuts and making estimates OF the
cost. The cost of hauling trains over
the divide between Dillon and Butte is
one Of the most expensive propositions
Of that end Of the line. The extra en-
gines required involve a cost of $4,000
annually This sum, IL is believed, can
be largely reduced if not wiped out al
together by the improvements which
the company has mapped out.
The idea Is to follow the present line
up the Big Hole river to about one
eighth Of a mile west Of Divide. where
the river viii be recrossed. It is esti-
mated that the reduction in grades
which the Improvement viii ac-
COmplish. viii save an amount aunu-
ally equal TO the interest for maintain
ing the helper engines at that point
Engineers have ben Camped near
W0Odln, south Of Butte, for the past
two months, making surveys of the
proposed lines. The growth OF the busi-
ness over the northern division Of the
line has been so marked that the COM
pany has been hampered in handling
all the livestock business The re-
duction of the grades at that point
would increase the facilities of the road
for the speedy handling Of trains and
the increased revenue resulting is also
an item which has moved the company
10 undertake the irlnrnNarnnnfs
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District Court No..

]. Z. Bamberger yesterday began an
action against Robert F. Harrison and
the Raymond Ely West Mining COM
pany to recover S2.496.70 from Harri-
son and recover. %, 600 shares OF capital
stock from the company itself
County Clerk John James was yes
terday notified by the officers Of the
Henry Wagner Brewing company thar
az meeting of the stockholders the
capital stock of the corporation was
Increased from $4,000 to Sl25. 000 The
notice Of the increase was signed by
Henry G.. Barnhart, vice president, and
Margaret Wagner. secretary Of the
company.
The attorneys for Peter MOrtensen.
sentenced TO death for the killing OF
j. r. Hay. yesterday filed In the SUI
preme court the abstract OF transcript
ln the case. That is the next 10 the
last step in the case. In May IL will
be followed by the arguments when it
comes up on appeal. and then follows
the decision of the court.
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AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY.
So Thinks At Least One Travelling
Man.


Man.
would as soon think of starting out
without my mileage books and grip as
20 start out on a trip without a box of
6tuarts Dyspepsia Tablets I'm my va
lse, said a travelling man who repre-
Eents a ST. Louis hardware house.
Why7 Because I have TO put up az all
kinds OF hotels and boarding houses 7
have 20 eat good, bad and Indifferent
food at all hours OF the day and night.
and j don't believe any mans stomach
viii stand that sort OF thing without
protest anyway. 1 know mine won't.
10 has 70 have something 20 break the
fall and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is
The crutch / fan back on.
My friends often Josh me about IT,
tell me I'm an easy mark for patent
medicine takers. that advertised medi-
clnes are humbugs. etc. but 7 notice
that they are nearly always COMPLAIN
ing OK their aches and pains and Door
digestion. while I can stand most any
old kind or fare and feel good and
ready for my work when 90 needs me.
and I believe owe my go0d digestion
and sound health 90 the daily. regular
use Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. year
in and year out. and an the 'joshing"
in the world VIII never convince me 10
the contrary
used TO have heartburn about three
times "a day and a headache about three
o. four times "a week. and after stand
iug for this for four or 1--WE years L be-
gan TO look around for "a crutch and
found 10 when my doctor told me the
best investment I could make would be
n hfty-cent box of Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets. and have invested about ffty
cents a month for them ever since. and
when I stop 90 think that that is what
j spend every day for cigars. feel like
shaking hands with myself. for I can
keep my stomach and digestion In first
class order for fifty cents a month. Z
cont care for any better life insurance.
lily druggist tells me they are the
most popular Of an stomach medicines.
and that they have maintained their
popularity and success because they 40
as advertised. They bring results. and
results are what count in a patent med-
seine as much as in selling barb wire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
ROAD WITHOUT a BRIDGE.
To Be Built by California Company
TO Tonopah.

Los Angeles. March 2S.-Chief Engineer
Harry GrisWOld, OF the projected Los
Angeles Daggett d. TonOpah railroad,
has returned from making a survey OF
the line from Daggett 90 TOnopah. The
road viii Doe an unusual one with regard
90 bridges. there not being a bridge on
the whole length Of the line as now
surveyed liz is expected that construc-
ton work viii begin within eighty days
j. Irving Crowel president Of the
company has wired the directors here
that arrangements for floating the S.
O1u0 ln bonds which the company is is
suing are practically complete.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
JAMES DRAWS GRAND JURY.
Special Venire Of Fifteen From Which
Seven VIII Be Selected.


The special grand jury venire was
drawn by County Clerk John James
yesterday in the presence OF County
Attorney Wes-ervelt and County Treas
urer Carbis. 10 consists Of fifteen tax
payers. From that number will be
chosen the jury of seven who will probe
alleged infractions OF the law. After
the grand jurors had been drawn from
the regular jury box seventy other
names were extracted, TO serve in the
crlmlnal and civil divisions of the dis
trict court.
The grand jury venlre is as follows.
q. r. Ostler jr., B. +. Oatman, Frank
FuZey. John II. Jones. Isaac Butcher.
J.. z Brockhank Phillip Pugsley. jr,
Charles v. Anderson, Lucius y. Han,
v. II. Pease, Charles Keith and j. r..
Raleigh Of salt Lake: B. r. Binley and
Jacob M. Weller of Sugar. John Il. Cab
bolt Of Farmers
The thirty-fve men constituting the
venire for the civil division Of the court
are. S. X. Jones, John d. Men, Jacob
Freed X. S. Miller. T.. S. Rigby. Dan
LOTUS. Albert +. Cahoon. James II.
Vincent. Almy q. Clayton Joseph IL.
Davis, Abner w. Proctor, Frank j..
Judge, l.. +. Hanna, Joseph o. Young,
a
Hardie, William b. Armstrong jr. An
drew e.. Smith, Orson Brown, Albert q.
Boyle, John Garbet. Claude II. Good
sell. j. B. Davids John +. Frost. James
Alexander. Thomas $. Higham. George
Harmon, John A. Eardley, Frank w.
Free. Hyman Harris. Robert Mulhall.
william r. George, Edward Brook.
The following men win do jury duty
an the criminal division Of the district
court; John d. II. McAnister, James
NJ Adams. r. A. Cooper. jr., George II.
Dansie, Adam j, Erskine, w. c.. b. Al
len, Harry W Earl George W. Keel,
W. W. Beckstead John r. Cox. a. @.
Dyer. j. W. Shlpler j. v. Engenberger.
George Klenke. Joseph NJ. Holt. John
McGhie. James n. Dunbar, w III. Dunn.
Charles b. Rand Lindsay Brady, Rich
ard ID. Maxheld. w ID. Cheshire. n r.
Waterman, George w. Webster. George
+. Palmer. +. Q. Knowlton. John A.
Silver. George b. Freeze, ii. i. Driver,
James Jensen. w. ]. Dean, Albert I.
Kimbal. Sam Raney. William May
nard. Michael ID. Murphy
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wall Paper sale

Largest stock in the city. Prices 70
make you investigate. Best quality in
grain, light colors, 25 cents per double
roll. Dark colors, 40 cents per double
roll. All high-grade gold papers up to
60-cent values at 80 cents. All Colds M
to Accent values, IS cents: 25-cent pa
pers at 20 cents; 20-oent papers at Is
cents; 15-cent papers at 10 cents; 10
cent papers at s. cents.
GEORGE ". EBERT & CO,
Phone l2SSK. S26 State Street
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MAY SHORTEN TRAINS.
Rio Grande Freights Are Too Heavy
For Some Grades.

~ eaHAAaH ~ eNANas
The recent visit to this city Of Inspect
or J. v. Jackson OF Soldier Summit may
lead 60 some corrections Ia the handling
OF heavy freight trains on steep grades
of the Rio Grande. The heavy traffic
over this road has made IL necessary to
handle longer and heavier trains than
The officials have az times thought ad-
usable, but the freight had to be moved
and 70 keep the tracks clear It has been
necessary 90 make long trains
Where such trains have been found too
heavy IL has been the custom to break
them and leave half the train at the ton
Of the summit The freight train which
got away from the crew several DAYS
ago is the second one that has become un-
manageable in the run from the summit
10 Tucker. IL Us not so very long ago that
q coal train got away from the crew and
II old not fare SO vel when il reached
the foot Of the grade
The showing is q creditable one for the
crews, as they have handled some heavy
trains. and few accidents have occurred.
stil, the Two cases named prove that
there is danger if the train Is too heavy
90 be under control the entire distance.
They also prove that there is a danger
line In these hauls beyond which ID Is
unsafe 20 go.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
DEAN SoUTHWICK is COMING
Eminent Boston Lecturer viii Visit
Salt Lake in Nav.

Dean Henry Lawrence SOuthwick OF
Boston who stands shoulder 20 shout
der with Professor j. II. Clark as a
scholar, au educator. lecturer and in
terpreter of great literature. will give
a course Of lectures in this city In May.
while en- route 20 the Pacific coast.
TO VIII be arranged that Dean South
wick give some recitals which Profess
sor Clark did not, thus affording the
people Of salt Lake an opportunity of
hearing comparatively a large number
Of the best things in literature, inter
preted by two of the most prominent
men on the lecture platform.
The interest manifested in the lee
lures Of Professor Clark, and the en-
thusiasm which they aroused In the
literary circles of the city are k-ectly
responsible for the efforts made to Sc
cure the presence In May Of Dean
sOuthTfclc
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Your Last Chance--Free by Mail.

Sick people who live out Of the city should write
Drs. Shores for their new symptom blank and take
advantage Of this grand special offer and be cured
the actual cost Of the medicine used to demon
strate that there is Tor Deafness Catarrh and
Chronic Diseases. WRITE If you cannot can and
take advantage Of this SPECIAL OFFER. CONSUL
TATION FREE for any disease.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
b Plumbinr Contrnct

The contract for the plumbing IN the
new All Haliows college building has
been awarded 90 George G. Doyle q,
Co This building VIII be fully equipped
with modern plumbing throughout
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TRANSFER is FRAUDULENT.
j. L. Lawson Protests Against Gas
Company Sale 20 Utah Power Co.

John L. Lawson began an action IN
the district court yesterday 70 set aside
the sale by j. IL, Woodman Of the in
terests and property Of the New Amer
lean Gas q Fuel company 10 the Utah
Light & Power company to compel
the power company 20 account for all
property received by IL under the trans
Ter; 70 recover judgment against the
same corporation for 50 900 and inter
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FREE TO ALL.
D Shores Shores the Popular Caarh and Chronic Disease Sp
ciastS Will Give Free Examinations and Advice to All Who
Apply During the Coming Week

OFT N
NJ
TIED FIX
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SHORES ARE CHRONIC DISEASE EXPERTS

~ years. n La Denver Los geea NJ nF-
rare o t ID o Doctors sp list
p e no y III you m been cured us 81 EXPFHIF AND coon sF
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Special Conference Notice

o enda rda nvtd 10 b thousands ofCone
% u u under tn enb mail andaIUh orh
II % H beo a Etywe Welcome
n WI
y
cr Rg
L Numb @ O Seconds South ST et etN Ma west
Om eIo IN to Tto8
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Railroad Notes

+. Fouts. the Rio Grande agent al Pro-
vO. and Conductor W. r. Stare of Provo
were in the city yesterday.
one OF the boats which arrived al San
Francisco while the Bancroft party was
IN the city was the Korea. with the new
Chinese minister and suite OF slxty-five
persons.
A party Of fifty tourists from PennsvI-
v0nia is expected in the city Monday ana
an organ recital has been arranged for
them at the tabernacle The tourists are
residents of Pennsylvania and are on
their way east from the coast
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
We Treat and Cure

N Rddy oder Troubles Hear Diseases Dis
Rbkas Sd Trout SknT
Neuralgia Ey IND Ear aass Gr big Ia
6 GoS T 4sT IS
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DRS. SHORES & SHORES.
SPECIALISTS.

SPECIALISTS
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
once HouTs-s to = Evenings 2 10 S p M sun.
days and holidays, 10 a. m. to II.
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Rupert Dentistry, Moderate Prices.
DR.. KirkWood. 1854 Main street.
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Tn hOmbre popular

Ri sefior Victoriano Charbonier,
eonoeido mas communicate por el
alias de eTipo de nochss, .piansa
trasladarss 6 10 EXPOSITION de Saint
Loais, On "a ealidaa de toatadoe de
eaf6.
~Tipo de noehes lace GA 10 solaps
de Ga LEVITT una medalla que obtuvo
CO mo tostador de cafe en- L. exposi.
ei6n pssaas, en- Chies go. 4
A Charbonier le llama e.ipo de
noches porqus por el diae .t2 On
camiseta y sin zspatos lavAn5o pi.
sos, pues 90 muy trabaiA ior, y On
cuanto In snoche extiende su snegro
cApuzs Vietoriano se vista de Ell
queta y &c zone so condensation.
Uno de nuestr0s reporters tuvo
oportunidad de hAblar CON stipo de
noehes ell domingo y 81 10 axplic6
como habia obteniao aquslla ms
dslla.
EstA medalla-aij ,-me In pnso ell
gobsrnador de .ChleAgo y don Me
Kinley tom6 cafe del que 70 tost .ba.
A mi nsda ma imports que los en-
yidioaos me griten stipo de noehas,
porque pocos posrkn poneras sobre
Ga pscho ans maaalla como 6stA, y
aa1 diciendo golpskhAse ell peeho.
El seno X ViCtortano On 81 excur.
sion por el e~ontinents, fac nm Tsno'
rio. L'ev6 amores-aiee-con Va
rias senoritas. paro nipgnnA dc elias
tuvo potieia nunca de sus amores.
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81 SelCr Colorado
hace bendeCir Su nueVa galeffa.
iOtOgrafica

Ell domipg pr6via invitaci6n. vi.
sitamos 10 galerfA fotogr&fea del
afama&o artiXta senior Rafael Co.
logs do.
Este caballero que co v~er&aaera.
menta nm gran caraeter, Id. levanta.
do NO msgniaco edifeio do mampos.
tel & en- al mismo sitio On que las
.llamas aestruyeron Of Antigao do
MADEIRA redusienao Ia exeelents -.
lorfa fote gr6hsa 6 eepizas.
La soelsdad capitaledA acudi6 el
domingo III scto do 10 hendision del
sdifoio por Monss1or B!enk.
I'd to cerempnia fac i~nteraaante Y
solamns. Eel ohsspo elogi6 10 In.
qaebrsntahta volsntad del Artists,
que, aeaso faera as ese ambiente de
belleza que asesoYa 6 81 gAlerfA toto.
gr&ae&, no podlfa visi
lido estk elf luioaisimo, y 81 &
asto ne Afade 10 eompetencia del
fot6grafo, tanamos qae 10 Prime.
ra gsleria fotogrknca de 10 isls.
La banda de 10 Insular Amsniz6
ton simpktiea fiesta.
LIN coneurrsneia faS s3p,Sn&t1a.
msnts obsequiada.
Son nneatros desaoa cue 10 mayor
prosperi4ad premie Of ~eafaerzo en6r'
gieo hscho por al gshor Colorado
para restaursr, imponi6 ndose 6 IL
fatsliSEa, Ell eai1sio mismo que On
breves horas fac pasto do las llamaa
apenaB h&cs algunos mesea.
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La muier en-
Ia eDSe1anza

III eatado qae presents 10 instruc-
eion pdbliea on toaos los psfses eul'
tos IN este s aiaa de progreso, en- que
los adelantos do Les eieneias moder.
mas preparAn ell trianfo de las gran.
des y luminosas radencionsa faturas
impona 6 los goh!ernos oil eumpli.
mlento de an deber moral 6 ineludi'
BILE: 10 profession de 10 primsra en-.
senanzs, germsn de prospariaad =
base del porvsnir dc les paeblos,
por Ell divide de cayas sagrados in.
tereass los hombres que rigen los
destinos de una nsciou no po&r4n
austraerse 6 las responsibilities
de 10 historic.
Para que 10 instruction p1bliea
llegue & ga mayor Unite de esplan'
dor, en- de TODD punto neeesario one
10 primerA ensenanzR aleAnee Ga
mas amplio desarrollo.
La ersaeion de ESQ., modestos cen.
tros On que se educR nj nino, es 10
herencia del poaer p6blieo. Aeaso
en- ell cora On del hombre se entibie
10 grAtitud por los dones que Gre
cen los vfnculos del linaje; pero oil
gado de 10 edueaeion jamAs se OIL
vida.
Crsemos por tAnto qse todos da.
bemos contribuir 6 To- nstrRccion de
10 mujef y oil msjoramiento de sus
condolences en- todas Lac ekferas de
10 vida.
lQaien ignora gus la education de
10 mujer puertorriquens sufri6 ra'
dieal Transformation desae eli esta.
-blseimiento de 10 nusva sobaranfa?
Nadia mejor que esq ebslla mitad
del genera humano., aaf por IA ap.
titud, corao por sus dotes y hasta
por ga especial instinto para 10 en-.
se1snza y llenando 10 diacil miaion
de sustitnir 6 las madras en- oil cui.
dado intellectual de aus hijos.
Victor Gonz0lex CandQm0.
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TERRIBLE "BOCA"

Dos veeinos sde Id Marina sa han
acercado & estS reduction quej&ndo.
Sc dc 10 insoport&bls que ae hacs
vivir en- las eaaas que est&n Alreds.
dor dc una boca de sleantarilla, pues
Ia fstidez que despide 90 verasds.
rAmente alarmante.
TAmbi6n est&n eAstigAaos CON 10
polvoreda que elf se levanta oil ex.
tremo de que ne ven an 10 neeesidaa
de cerrar IA easss, por tenor & 90
hxiarse eorriendo eli mismo psligro
despu6s do cerradss los puertas por
10 fAlta Dc aire.
Los vscinos CONTAIN en- que sus
queias sean atendii As, eL 10 possible
y de esperar ca qaa ses ati
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Ell Cura de
QuebradiuaS
ataCa 4 Ia MaSOnerfa en- IN
diScurSO

JUNO % -Segun manifestation
que mos hicieran klgnnos eat6lieos
que aaiMtiaron a 10 misA lei do ON.
10 dol Corriente mes celebrada On ell
tamplO cAt6lico de este pueblo, nos
hemos enterAdo de que Ell senor Gu.
fA p&rrOcO do QaebradillAs don San.
tic 60 Mstyads. ss dedie6 q eriticar 10
m~Asonefia. No NOS cahe 10 menor
auda do que oil padre Estrada, nun
60 no ha, osapado do estudiar 8 pre-
ganta2 & personAss ilustraaAs. cuales
SON los lines de IL mAsonsffa.
hi padre Estrada ha predicRdo On
m sermon del domingo. eosRs que
81 no conoce~ Este cura tan visjo
De amos, In dicho que % masonarfa
GO una religion y 90 ha equivoeado
poY In smiAma mitA&S. La mamone.
tfa es una institucion que tienae Rl
perfscoionAmiento moral del HON.
bre v el lena principal que los ma
yonos llevamos, es In earidad. Los
mAsones tenemos 10 libertad DO per.
tenacer 6 10 religion que mas NOS
sgrad@ y On nuestros temples jAmks
ne tratA de religion nj de polftica.
81 los atAQues que el padre EstrA.
Ia ha laExAdo hubisaen salido Do 10.
bios do una persona qae no tuviaGs
aerecho Z sAbsr 10 que habla, no NOS
hnbiAsemos ooupAdo de contsstar
sas AtAquss; pero como vienen Ian.
sAaoR por nm hombre que por 10 mi
nion que desempena tiene derecho y
deber de saber 10 Que he de aeeir en-
'sus sarmones; por ESQ NOS hemos re-
an0lto 6 escribir eatAs cuartillas.
No preteademos AtaeAr 81 padre
EstrAdA con las mismas fraGes que
81 NOS Atae6 en- ga sermon del do.
ming0.
A nosotros no noA duele que habla'
% NAL de 10 masoneriA 6 personals
que tuvieaen conocimientos de 10
Qne On rsalidAd 90 eaA sublime ms
tituai6n; pero no podemos permitir
one nuestros pobrea eAmpesinos aes.
conocedores por complete dc 10 que
% 10 mAsonerfa, vayAn & aresrse q.
somos Rnos hombres inaignos 6 III.
merscedores hAsta do nm sSludo.
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Anuncio permanente
Historic de una BanCarrOta
con pUntOS ObSCurOS Y
SuS APPENDICES

|
Empexaremos por orden correla'
two tai como suena:
10. Un banqusro yendo NAL en-
III negoeioa Va & lA suspension de
paROn, " enrsdA & sus acreedoreg
CON Glen mil duretes de aquella
6pooa.
20. Pasado algda tempo, ante
tribunal ~corapatente y CON las l6gri'
mas On los ojos sc compromsti6 6
pagan 10 qae debiA futegro en- tres
amos.
81. Darante los tres amos sc comic
Ia cAxne, = los hussos los dei6 para
sHs acreedorss.
10. Ri quebrado 90 foe 4 10 BAN
CARROTA, CON oil hueso que no
pndo-sragAr.
81. Con IL cArna que el quebrAdo
ne trago Sc fund6 otra casa de-
bAnea,
90. Ri di gro Asf irvartido Dor eli
quehrAdO y producto de Ia ckrne que
90 trag6 sin n asti ,Ar es de aus
Aareadores.
Conaeeuencia de este relate Que
loa Acxeeaores vianen 6 ser sin darsa
euanta do clio soeios Cspitsliatas de
In casa de b&nca de ref srencia, y
sigRiando los uso y costumbrss del
comercio y seR11 ordena sl c6digo,
Los beneAcios se div den como sigus:
MitAa para personal y mithd para
capital.
Aqsi p~ondremos nm sjemplo.
81 unO produce einco de bsnefcio,
p9ea cadA &C 1eedor one se re!acione
con este saque On cuentA y yea Guam
10 10 eorresp0ade.
Este relate sa INA historis verdi
CO, tel como suena.
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KIO S K O s

Eel Eenor Cristobal Ryan ha soil.
tAdo del Ayuntamisnto de esta Ciu.
dad A~utorixaci6n para levAntAr dos
lindoS Kioakos On los dos extremes
dc Ia plaza sBaldorioty p
En- uno Dc diohos kioskos, se ven
dar&n sellos do Correos, pspsl, So
hres y en- ell otro Ne expender&n be-
hidAa.
81 los KioG %, rssultan tan ele'
gantss como los pianos que hemos
visto, sorvir&n de utilidad y do ador'
no On 10 plaza.
TAmbien sc levantArk otro kioeko
On otrA plaza y se Adrian dos cafes
mas aon TODD lujo,
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-23
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