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GOLD LEGION ELECTS MEMBERS.
Will Drill Thursday Evening In War
 ner Hall.

 Will Drill Thursday Evening In War
 ner Hall.
 There was a meeting of the executive committee of the Gold Legion at the Young Mems Republican club last even ing. But little business was transacted, although ways and means were dis cussed to arouse the enthusiasm of the members. Any apathy that has been shown is expected to disappear now that summer is drawing to a close.
 Among others George J. Merwin, George J. Sloane, ir., Samuel Kirby, jr., George c. Allen, MT. Booth. Lewis R. Burton and Frank Nj. Adams were elected to membership.
 The membership of the Legion has now reached 130, exclusive of commits stoned and n-commissiened officers.
 With the return of the Second regi- nlent from Manassas, Major John c. Tllson has called a meeting for Thurs day evening at Warner hall for drill and for the organization of the various companies, This is an opportunity for any who wish to join, and who have not made the regular application, to do so.
 Sample uniforms for 10th officers and privates have been procured by the uni form committee and may be seen at tlle hall at any time during the even- ing.
 Members desirous of obtaining uni forms at once, so as to avoid unnec- essary delay, can procure them by call ing on Treasurer Samuel c. Hoyt at the First National Bank building, and securing an order from him. The sue cess of the organization depends large ly on the members procuring uniforms immediately. It is hoped to have the initial parade gefore October 1.
 It has been learned from a number of different uniform makers that the Gold Legion is the only political organization in the eastern states that will wear a distinctive uniform. The majority ot the organizationaaffect a uniform some
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trouble. To make the place more at tractfve and pleasant for his garrison he has mounted large. acetylene lamps high on the stems of gigantic palm trees which shade the market place, and thus has given the mid-Sahara camping place the appearance, by night, of an American village.
 Adhering to the Standard-Uppyn de Ayer--Do you---aw-think it makes any difference to girl who really loves a man whether the engagement ring is gold or silver? .4
 Carrie A. Bigstick-I do. I I consider the gold standard irrevocably estab- lished.- Chicago Tribune. .. .-
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what after tse style of the Rough Rid- CTS costume.
 The committee have ordered a banner similar to the one carried in the last four campaigns. Samples of gun torch es will be furnished all members on making application.
 It is hoped that there will be large Iattendanee at Warner hall Thursday evening, so that the different members may be assigned to companies.
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Young stereotyper Arrives.

Joseph Fleming of State street, the we'll known stereotyper of the Palla- dium force, is receiving congratulations over the arrival at his home yesterday of bouncing baby boy. It is ten pounder. Both mother and son are do- ing well, and rJoea.is delivering some choice Havana's to his many friends.
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TRAIN CRusHEs LEG.

William welch of 249 Hamilton street was injured last night by being run over by train.
 His right leg was so badly crushed that it had to be amputated below the knee, He was taken to the New Ha- ven hospital in the police ambulance.
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SUSTAINED BROKEN ARM.

Michael Mccarthy of "A Hallock street was taken to the New Haven hospital last evening suffering from a broken arm and a scalp wound. It is believed the injuries were sustained in . fight.
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GMGaAkm.

auGhAhm COME new corners to O New Haven start with the idea that they cannot afford to open an account with us. and therefore do not try.
 Unfortunately for us, our Ledgers tell us of many who may have started out with that idea originally, but who did try-and are today our most loyal patrons.
 1T" The Best " always carries with it the stigma of high price-true of Dry Goods, Gowns. and Autos, as well as of Groceries and Wines, yet the world is full of people who, while possessed of only moderate means, find the best invariably the only thing to purchase. .fHere, the best has been our watchword for 62 years which, coupled with 7 [ the fact that were we actually high priced, j. C., above the market quality for quality, our business would be slumpinginstead of increasing. We think it fair evidence that the "high-price" theory, in our case, is moss-grown folklore.
 fMost of our prices are printed, either in the various Lists we issue for mail distribution or in P Il Dllc II E Ws Pa pc announcements. They are not private, but pub lie. Were these prices not proper and right, exactly right in fact, such publicity would repell, not attract, business.
 fWe want the accounts of more Housekeepers who demand and appre- ciate good Groceries, intelligent Service and accurate bookkeeping and who pay their bills every 30 days.
 Autumn is as good a time as any to open a new account.
 38I State Street.
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MANTEn.

FOR U. s. Army. able-bodied, unmar- citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. Apply Recruiting Office, Ss0 Chapel st., New Haven; 66 State St. Hart Sank St. Waterbury, Conn. jy1 If JONES' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 2s Church Telephone 140i-I2 Connec- ttcut's largest agency for best help, male or female, and best positions. Try this agency Satisfaction guar anteed to all.
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saauts.

One cent . word for each insertion. hse eents 2 word for full week. asrsa times.
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DEATHS.

sTEyENsoN-In this city, Sept. 10, 1904, Sarah Jane Bailey, widow or David Stevenson, aged 72 years,
 residence, No. 136 Columbus avenue, Funeral services will be held at her late Tuesday afternoon, Sept, IS, at half past o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. It
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MANrED.
wANTEn

SITUATION by thoroughly competent
 sl5 " ? ll2 HAMILTON ST.
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WANIEn
WANTED.

kAI once an Experienced cashier. AppIx Is; ssChoENBERGER & SONS,
 s19 " 94 George St
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YOUNG MEN of good appearance and address, from 15 to IS years old, who wish to learn the department store ley Co si2-sf
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EMPLOYMENT AGENoY.

MRS. s. A. GLADWIN'S, 1O2 Orange rt-eee.
 Rooms 4-5. The best help, also the best place to ind situations City or Country. Hours: S:3O a. m. to 6 D. n. Telenho1e ] CalI leS0 i21 tf
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to do general houseworl. n private family. Good reference if required. Call at -- SIS Ftp 2s0 WALLACE ST.
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WANTED.

SITUATION by young girl as nurse girl
 or to do second work, AppIy slS ltp 104 JAMES STREET.
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WANTED

A CITY REPRESENTATIVE. We re- qulre a man to represent us on our various lines among the trade of this city. This is a good opening for a man with some Knowledge of sales manship.. We are getting out ad- ditlonal lines which require personal effort to introduce them to the trade. We should require such a man to as- sure us of his responsibility and com pensation would depend upon resulte. Reply bringing references.
 THE HARRIS-HART CO,
 slS II S42 York st.
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RELIABLE HMPI,oY- MENT AGENCY, ,76S Chapel St. estah~ lished 16 years. Largest, best in tho State. Best male and female help for any and all kinds of work Sent any- where. naS-ff
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GlRLS in large numbers always wanted Tor the best places. We supply all the best places. Sleeman's Reliable employment Agency. 76S Chapel St.
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NAMED,

ROOMS suitable for dental parlors.
 Box 150, Derby. Conn. sI2-7t
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NAMED.

POSITION by woman to do general
 %housework. % Apply 4s VIEW ST.
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WANTED,

SITUATION as fireman or ianitor IF
 Courier office. sins ef1,
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MtsreI1al1en11s.
R, B. MALF,ORy,,. v.

R. B. MALLORY AuCTIONEER and Appraiser, 1123 Chapel se Household ssles speciality Sales room 143 Orange st.. ALT
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WANTED

FOR the U. s. Army; able bodied. unnnar. ried men, between the ages of 21 and 36s citizens of United States. of good char acter and temperate habits, who can' speak, read and write English. For ln- formation apply RECRUITING OPTIC Elk, Ss0 Chapel street. New Haven; ca Stage street, Hartford; 1022 Main street. bury, Conn. oi-dSl
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BanCO Territorial y AgrfcOIa
De Puerto Rico.
SECCION DE AHORROS.

InapOSScioses 8o5re zi6qet0s: Desde
1925 a $1,000, devengar6n intereses al
6 pOr 100 anual.
Znaposicio'ses d aoz0so .5f5o: Desde
5000 en- adelante devengaran inter6s al:
q
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lnpOrtanteS aCOeTdOS
tVmadOS pOr Ell Gran
JUradO.
pido al GObIernO 10 crsaci6n en-
San Juan Dc u1 GdliiClO pa
Ta las OfiCInaS del Co.
bIernO Federal.
SOLICITAH PROTECTION PARA LOS INTERESTS
AGRlCOLAS OE La ISLA.

San Juan, Puerto Rico. Is de Oc-
tubre de 1904.
El Gran Jurado constituido para Ia
session de Octubre de 1904, de esta
Corte de Distrito de los Estados Uni
dos para Ell Qistrito de Puerto Rico,
resuelto que hubo que no solamente
le compete. sin0 que es factible alta
meDte convenieDte los intereses de
los Estados Unidos y del Distrito antes
mencionadO. presentar un informe con
respecto al estadO en- que actualmente
Sc hallsn determinados asuntos en- la
Isla de Puerto Rico. & Ia Honorable
Corte antes mencionada. = con Ell con-
sentimiento de dicha Corte, & las auto
ridades que proceeds. informado Que
hubo sido este Gran Jurado por la
Honorable Corte citada, en- vista p1-
biics celebrada el dia 13 de Octnbre de
1904, respecto cierto ssunto que este
Gran Jurado hs considerable con ell de-
tenimiento debido,
POR TANTO, este Gran Jurado
respe tuoss mente Sc dirije & Ia Honora-
BILE Corte. en- solicitud de que. aproba-
da que haya sido. sea trssmitida al
Congreso de los Estados UDidos, en-
viandose Copia al Presidente = & todos
los miembrOs del Gabinete que cores
ponda, Ia siguiente
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N0ticias generates

HOTEL HELVETIA.-Cruz %.
HabitaciOnes frescas Y bien amuebla-
dRs. mesa excelente. servicio esmera-
do. bafiOs de ducha y todas las com D.
didas Rnexas estos establecimietosn
PropietariO Pedro Schira.
PATtA CURAR JJN RESFRIADO EN- UN
Ola tome las PASTILLAS LA NANTES DE
BROMO-QUlNlNA. El boticario le devol-
vera el dinero 81 no Sc cura La frma del e
w GROBE Sc halla en- cada cajita.
AL PUBLICO. - FotOgrafias, ann
pliaciOnes y fOtograbados So .hacen en-
lG FotOgraffa de la SUCCESSION de Alon-
so. San Francisco 40. q. D.
JULIAN MATIENZO. - Almac6n
de Ferreterfa. Ofrece de su especia-
lidad. surtldO complete de pinturas in
glesRs garRntizad&s de superior cali
dad, surtldo complete de efectos para
cOChes, ruedas patente, camOnes, etc.
SurtidO complete de palas, barras. ca
rretiDass barrenas, picOs, azadRs, me-
chas de nina y rastrillos. Surtido
cOmL leto de efectos de plomeria, ba-
NOS lavabOs. llaves de todas classes,
etc TodOs 4 precios sin cOmpeten.
cia. p.
ANHEUSER BUSCH Y BUD
WEISER, son las mejores marcas de
Cerveza americana. Pidanlas en- los
RestAuranes y Cafetines. Estas cerVe-
Zas son puras conn pletamente y ibres
de tOdO acidO. De venta en- tOdOs los
establecimientos de Ia Capital. Mi
llenhOtf & KOrber, sRentes generates.
EN- TODAS las convalecencias debe
usarae como recOnstituyente las SPll-
dOras Rtsadas del DR.. Panis gua.0 De
venta en- tOdas las farmAclas de San
Juan y Ia Isla.
MUCHAS marcas de AVcohoIados y
sguas dc tocador sc presentan al mer-
cAdo, perO nlDguno ha conquistadO
mayor Y tan legftima fama como el
SAlcohOlado Gatell.1 Para las afsc-
clones catnrrales no tiene precio. De
yents en- todas las farmAcias Y colma-
dos.
NO TODAS las bebidas son prove
chosas, unas causan Intermediates y
otras atroffan el cerebro. La tiaica
medicinal, es la SPabst,D , cerveza que
todo el mundo Conoce y venden M. r.
Calder6n y Ca. Tetuan IL.
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sag
LAS ANTILLAS :
Y BELGICA.
3O4.24l' klIOs dc mlsl fuaron
eXDOrtadOs do Cuba ' Puerto
Rico,
Utilidad Y provecho de la apicuI-
tuFa.

Cubs Y Puerto Rico han exportado
Be gica en- el 6ltimo af1o fiscal 304
mil 241 kilos de miel.
Cada 100 kilos pagan 18 frances de
derechos.
Sc cotizan los 20 gaIoues & 43 y 45.5o
frances.
La msrcR mas acreditada es Smiel
Habana,P En- este pals los product 8
de Ia apicult1ra. industria facil Y que
no requiere gran capital para instalsr-
Ia en- grande, encontrarfan merCadO
provechoso.
Durante ell 6ltimo Aqosto recaudaron
las sdusnss de Cubs $2.073.665. La
de Ia Hsbana produjO las dos terceras
parties del total.
For el puerto de la Habaua import6
Cuba en- Ag0s to 25 747 ca bszas de ga
nadn. 9 498 csbAlIos y 165 mulos.
Apesar de que ell ganado prov entente
de tIerrAs fr1as muere en- la isis, ha au-
mentsdO Ia importation de esa prcce-
dencis, sin duda porque los importado-
res cubanos han encontrado difculta-
des graves en- el comercio libre de ga
nado con tierras c6lidas vecinas. de
donde pudiera = debiera Abastecerse Ia
isIa.
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En- eata imprenta 90 vende papel dc
Peri6dioO vieiO' $500 auintal.
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quelos ofrezcan en- meiores condicio. es
Que los obreros que hsysn de em-
pleArse en- la construction de dichc g
edificios sean todos Residences <bona
fl 1e9 de Puerto Rico,
@ 1e en- Ia preparation de los pianos
de dichos ediicios Sc tengan muy en-
cuenta las condolences climAtol6gicas
del ps1s,,
RESU UELVASE ADEMAS, que los
infrascritos supliquen con ell mayor
empe1O, que por ell Congreso de los
Estados Unidos Sc Voten las cantidades
neCesariss para el dragado y ahOnda-
miento de los Puertos de San Juan,
Ponce y MsyaQtiez. en- el 6rden en- que
Sc citRn,
Que SO .drague el Puerto de San
Juan de manera que puedan entrar en-
81 los barcos de mayor calado,
Que todos los terrenos que no sea
absOlutamente indispensRbles para ell
servicio Pub leo SO ofrezcan en- p6blica
subasta para que en- ellos puedan le-
vantarse almacenes. asf como para que
puedan dedicsrse q Otros objetos CO.
merciales f-briIes. y
RESU ELVASE, adem6s, por los
infrascrltos que Embellishments sc den
os pasOs OpUrtunos para que todos los
itigiOs que SO dicen existir con respec-
to & los tltulos de propiedad de todos
los terrenOs p6biicOs situados On Ia Is
Ia de Puerto Rico sean resueltos. sien-
do ell deseo mas ardiente del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico que lR construction de
una Estaci6n Naval en- Ia ciudad de
San Juan, de primera clase, no Sc di-
late por mas TEMPO.
Que por el Congreso de los Estsdos
UnldOs Sc vote ls cantidad necesaria
para que empiecen & realizarse los ira
bsjos de construction de Is referida
Estaci6n Naval dentro de un plazO
breve,
Y RESUELVASE ademas, que SO
eIeve una. petici6n al Congreso de los
Estados Unidos para que vote un ley
8utOrizando una complets fortificaci6n
de la plaza de San juan, Y para Ia
construction de cuarteles y hospitales
militaras. Y
RESI- ELVASE tambi6n, que los
infrascritos con el mayor respetO rue
gan que mediante leyes adecuadas Sc
presto Ia debida protection & todos los
intereses agrfcOlas y comerciales de
Puerto Rico. v
Que la protection del cafe de Puerto
Rico reciba preferente atenci6n, y
fnalmente
LOS INFRASCRITOS por Ia pre-
sente apoyamos las recomendaciones
que sobre ell particular ha h cho Ia
Camara de Comercio de Ponce. Puerto
Rico.
Elias Wolf. LeOpoldo Bords. Pedro
Juan B sosa, Juan B. Pou, Ricardo
GAndf., Manuel C4muflss. Harry Be-
soss. Sargin Ramirez. jose NJ. Perez.
Il ri E. Swiqgatt. Albert Lee. A. A.
ID Wis. w. w. Dala, Edusrdo M6ndez,
jose Pou, Jos6 B. Gui'lermety.
sPpr; P j Bssosa. Manuel D. Ca
mufIAs. b WO If AlbArte e Lee.
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C0ltindan los acuer.
dos del AyuRta-
nliG1tO,

Conforme Ia Corp0raci6n con 10
manifestadO por el Contador Munich
pal. respectO al pago de "a dollars & Ia
impTents de eel Pais0 por Iibros SUI
ministrados para el Registfo Civil du-
rante el pasado sf1o ecou6mico, acuer-
da que esta suma SO incluya en- ell pre-
supuesto de 1905 1906.
DE coDformidad con ID prOpuesto
por 81 Contsdor Municipal. Ia Corpo-
raci6n acuerda rectifcar 81 particular
adOptadO en- tres del mes de Mayo 1l-
timO, en- Ell sentido de que Be condone
Ia totR idsd de la deuda por aqua con-
sumida poF el Hospital de Mujeres y
NifIos. montsnte s ochocientos dollars.
@-VistO-el escrito en- que don jose
g. Cazueia GeigeI solicita permiso pa
ra expender guarapo en- puestos fios
situados en- las Plszas de Colon y Bal
dorioty en- ell MuelIe. el Conceio
scuerda se manifesto & dicho senior no
ser possible acceder q sus deseos por
hs bar acordsdo la Corporation que es-
tas clssss de puestos SO sit1en en- casas
y 2aguanes.
La Corporation acuerda autorizar
& don Francisco Alamo Armas, para
que tepQa alberto 81 puesto de tabacos
que pos6e en- San Francisco 80, duran
te toda Ia noChe del de Noviembre
pr6ximo. en- atenci6n & que manifesto
dicho sefIor que tiene ell prop6sito de
publican dursnte Ia noche, los telegra-
mas y cables que Sc recibsn de Ii Isla
Y los Estados Unidos anunciando ell re-
sultad0 de las elecciones.
Ell Concejo acuerdo psaar infor-
me de Ia Comisi6n de Hacienda y
del AbogadO de Ia Ciudad. el escrito
en- que Mr.. Henry r. Hort. Abogado
de Ia San Juan Liggt Transit Co.. in-
teresa Sc condone & dicha Compaffs el
impuesto sobre plantas el6ctricas y
usO de coches para Ia conduCci6n de
pssaj ro'.
e, Conoejo acuerda Sc manifesto
& don SaturninO Sierra. que al ocurrir
vscAnte de bscs pensionada por eI Mu-
nicipio para cursar estudios en- los Es-
tados Unidos, SO resolver6 eI escrito
an que interesa Sc tenga en- cuents &
gu hiio para cubrir Ia primera vscante.
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g s s mas nneses.

PaenoGoS d los in1p0aaepotes s06re J66Te-
tG8; Sc sortearan todos los amos en-
ire los que mas SO distingan por su
constancia en- 81 Ahorro.
H0rGs de Gaia: Para las imposicio
1es:
De 8 & 103 de Ia mafIana, y de / q 81
de Ia tarde los dfas laborables; y de 81
& 104 de Ia mafiana los Domingos. Para
la extrscciones las mismas horas ex-
cepto Ia de los DomingOs.
RegJuneqato de Ia Secc56a: Las per-
sonas que interesen mas pormenores
sobre las imposiciones. extrscciOnes
manera de iquidar intereses, etc. pue-
den sOlicitar un eiemplar en- la Gaia.
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FL ACEITE De HlGAOO De BACALAO
ES UH ME1IeaIiENT0 PRECI0SO

Ndie didl 0nalo
emulsion al
a medic mas conocdo dshzra,
"enghnse' gEceina aguna
paua
bOnae No conoc6 medic algunO aPeehar
hgdo lao
combido principles gasa pbado
Pes La las dales
de las {
ddn de es ra Los meds modnos psben de
a acoreza Lomisno
la a a
baclaO hro del saeroso' Por a
d
odas las
nomade
e1faisdt Baeazo
a6ia1o)q IS naa a9aya2o
FREDERICK STEARNS & GA.
Fabricantes Oumicos y FarmaceutIcOs u
as DETROIT. MICH. q U. a.
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LA TlENOlTA.
DE j. ECHEVARRIA.

Plsza Principal 80. al Iado del
Ayuntamiento. San Juan, p. R.
Ropa hscha & preciOs reducidos para
sen Jras. nifIos caballeros. y efecton
de quincalla. SurtidO nuevo todas las
semanas.
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GOIsgio Dc Santa Ana, Y ano
Ensenanza primaria ' secundarii

Ensenanza primaria Y secundaria
PROFESORES
Don Manuel Gorbea: Gramstica,
Aritm6tics, Geograffa, Taquiqrafia.
Algebra.
Don Carlos Martinez IugI6s, Histo-
ria, Fisiologfa.
Dona Dolores Q Neil: Doctrine, Leo
tura, escritura. urbanidad.
Discipline mititar pero paternal.
dertura Septiembre 26.
Director,
Rev. EGdre frank Col6u.
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RRnACIA AMERICANA

JERINGAS DE FUENTES . GUAR
TILLOS so CENTAVOS.
Sc DESPACHAN RECETAS FA-
CCLTATIVAS.
SaH Francisco 81. San Juan P-R
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iiiABAJO MONOPOLIOS!I!

HiIo de Coser ingl6s superior en- ca
rreteIes de 200 yardas. para sastres y
costureras, el mas baratO , meior del
mundo.
Lo venden en- sus aImacenes por ma
yor y al detail S. Melon & Co., San
Justo 10, Puerto Rico. D.
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RICHARD ]. BICGS
PROFESSOR re tNGr6S
Tetuan 20. Apartado, 4a6.
FL AGUILl.

Tai es Ia marCa de d meior ceryeRs
americans A9e6euseg Busch = Bpt7aOes.
ser Cuyos aRentes on Puerto Rico son
MatJEeaajsoF a ROr6er.
De venta en- todos los estabIecimien.
tos.
Nota:- -Se gsrantiza que estas GER
vezas son puFas Completamente ? IL
brea de tOdO 6cid0. DIP
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dappqu en- enad vrgozo ad h
aeNin la A4pn lie en- a
q p Ia nb hp
81 S e e t i cons @w sail m como gsn1L
pmqu que1 s fj r tod 0 s. ss o a a La
dgd h Ag m dps la apd % enepda
Spd@ @ Ab b dd em uet 6AEe e rsSHaLnmo
qf e m do A6 q g Ahf ce ~~ ~~ a1 los 6ran
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Sc ALQyILA.

La casa n6merO de Ia caIIe de
STres Hernanoe0 On Santurce. parsda
10. dos pAsOs de ID carretars, con
loodorp. sgua 'b4fio. InfOrmar&n
calle Duff aut 1merU 6.
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RON "LLAVE." :"

Reconocidamente eI mas puro. hi-
Ri6nico y agradable que Sc f.brica en-
81 pals. Sc vende en- los PARTICIPATES
estsbiecimientos. Y en- Areclbo por
SucesOres de Roses 6 Ca.
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Passengers Departed.

Per stmr Claudine, Sept q, for
Maui ports-J B Castle, G M Cooke,
s Medeiros and wife, Mrs r Pep.
lowski and 2 children,
Per stmr Kinau, Sspt q, for Hilo
and way ports--D Forbes, j F
Woods, G w @ Deering, P P Woods
E 81 Wodehouse, EtE Conant, j r
Collins, Chas Dudoit, a T Walker
aud wife, Prince and Pfincesu David
Kawananakoa, Rev j Kekipi, T S
Kay, A Mason, Mrs G w G Dsering,
G. N Batchelder and wife, Rev S Fuii
and wife, A B Lindsay, T T Eyerill,
Mrs l. K Pearson aud sou,F O'Brien
W K Resleaux, w Craven, Miss Nj E
Maby. D CLARK, j T Craven. A New
house.
Per S S Alameda, Sept %, for San
francisco, Rev j B Veighe, HI G.
Lukisop, Miss Clifford, Miss Koch
Mrs FL r Empy, Mssdames Robinson
(2), E Gale, Mrs j l Campbell Mr.
and Mrs Clifford, j W Gushing, Mrs
g L Fisher, r w Spalding, @ f
Schermerhorn, and wife, George
Chalmers, wife and son: Mrs Thomp
son and maid, Prof FL Berger, Mics
Vida.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-28
WANTED.

i'm CITIZEN LABORERS for
AOU road work. 4 months steady
employment. -
Sleeping quarters furnished, but
each laborer should have his own
bedding,
Credit can be had at the Camp
Store for provisions.
Apply at KEANAE, MAUI,
WILSON e. DUGGAN,
2927-12t - Contractors.