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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-01-19
Plans Accepted.
Contract for Waterworks and Sew
ers to be Let Feb, 10

The council met yesterday in
special session with aldermen
Bishop Burton, coffman, Denton
O'Brien and Wells present and
Mayor Murphy in the chair
The mayor stated the object Of
the meeting to be the fixing Of a
date for letting the contracts for
the construction of the waterworks
and sewers and the consideration
Of the report of Mr. Mcdonald on
plans and specifications.
A motion was carried for accept
ing the plans with some slight
notifications.
BY motion the time Of letting the
contracts for construction was fixed
for Feb. 10, 1904, at 8 P. M. Mr.
Mcdonald was authorized to pre-
pare advertisements for the work
for publication in the two papers
and for sending to prospective bid
ders on the work.
The contracts will call for the
completion Of the work within six
months after the contracts are let.
They will also provide that Chick
asha laborers be used in the work,
if possible
The council provided that work
should begin Immediately upon the
establishing of street grades. It is
expected that this work will be
completed within month.
The Mayor appointed aldermen
Wells and and O'Brien a commit
tee to assist the city attorney in
securing the right of way for the
sewer outlet.
The plans submitted BY Mr. Nc
Donald contemplate pumping
station and machinery with a ca
pacity of I 500, 600 gallons per day.
As was decided some timelago, the
pumping station will be on the
river near the Frisco bridge, about
400 feet from the river and about
a mile from the city. There will
lie about seven miles Of mains and
connections in the city limits, vary
ing in size from six inches TO six
teen inches. The largest main will
extend through Chickasha ave
nue..
The plsns call for 68hre hydrants
The entire system will be so con
structed that it may be added to a
any time without removing any
pipes.
The money realized from th'
bond sale is in the city treasury
aud all the work will be contracte,
for on a cash basis. Nothing vii
be left undone to make the water
works and sewer system the mos
complete and best that can posi-
bly, be provided with the money a
the disposal Of the council.
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OmOIal Call
Democratic National Convention to
Be Held July S.

Washington, Jan. is. -rhe fol
lowing official call was issued today
for the assembling Of the democrat
ic national convention at ST. Louis
July 8, next.
Washington, D. G., Jan. IS
"The democratic nationsl com
mittee having met in the city Of
Washington OH the 10Th Of January
1904. has appointed Wednesday,
the 9th day Of July 1904, as the
time, and chosen St. Louis, Mo-,
as the place for holding the demo-
cratic nationalN convention. Each
state IS entitled TO representation
theSein equal to double the number
Of its senators and representatives
in the congress Of the United States
and each territory, Alaska, Indian
Territory and the District Of Col.
umbia, shall have six delegates
All democrat citizens Of the United
States who can unite with Us in the
effort for pure, economical anc
constitutional government, are cor.
daily invited to join as in sending
delegates 70 the convention
JAMES K. JONES. Chairman
&c. a. WALSH, Secretary.
Washington Jan. IS. Hon
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r. Phillips 27oo 90
A BThompsonresidence 500 90
BF Griffin residence 800 90
Van Durham residence 500 90
John Cross residence 500 90
c ] Smith residence 900 90
II P Nail 1900 90
Scott Jones residence 1900 90
A L Smart residence 27oo 90
DR. AC Thompson resi-
dence I2oo 90
E w Woodbridge residence 1900 90
Vim Kellogg residence 600 90
Ellen O. Brienresidence 1900 90
B F Kendigg residence 500 90
f S Donganl residence 100 90
Jas Hill residence 500 90
w Nichols residence 1000 90
L S Terrell residence 1000 90
Mrs Matte Brooks 1900 90
Frisco depot 10000 90
w H Estes residence 1000 90
/ Jas Bubser residence 1000 90
E Terrell residence 5000 90
G w Bly, residence 1850 90
G w Bly, residence 1850 90
u G Mayes addition 1000 90
Hobart Cotton Oil Co.
gin 1000 90
Frisco Hotel 1000 90
/ ] c Driggers residence 1000 90
w S Booth residence 600 90
Residence swest Of WI
Stone ! blk 1900 90
Residence I4th and
Minn 600 90
Model Steam Laun
dry 1000 90
w + Granlee residence 100 oO
Daily Express printing
office $40 90
w L Knots Telegram
printing Office $50 oo
Custom Grist Mill $500 oc
Chickasha Milling Co
elevators . 10000 oo
The Chickasha Cotton Oil Mil
has made large improvements but
the company was not in position
to furnish a complete estimate ol
their cost.
The above list represents tota'
expenditure Of S322, $500.
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Attention MaGCabsss

The special review Of the L o.
Il. M. is postponed until Thursday
Jan. al at zip. N. Supreme deputy
Hannah Carr will be with US and
install the officers for the ensuing
year. Ladies please be on hand
promptly at p NJ.
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The Baptist Ladies Aid Society
meets Thursday afternoon at $50
O clock with Mrs J 4. Aids, 9TH
and Ming 1910
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Building A City
story of the Wonderful Growth Of
Chickasha in 1903
Told In Fig
ures.

Think
The history Of Chickasha during
the past year was one Of steady,
substantial growth. A complete
record Of the building operations Of
the year is difficult to obtain.
Through President Gilkey of the
Commercial Club, Wcsterman &
Miller, contractors and builders,
and other, we are able today to
present the following list Of build
( ings and improvements made in
1908. The list is probably far
from complete and we shall be glad
if anyone viii furnish US any in
formation lacking in it.
The year was marked by the
large number Of dwellings erected.
It was also distinguished BY the
four magnificent school buildings
built and the splendid brick build
lings Chickasha avenue. Among
the latter is the stately three-story
structure, known as the Whiteman
building. It is building which
would be a credit to any town. The
New Early Hotel is another build
ing that deserves special mention
1t ranks with the best hotel build
ingsin either Of the two territor-
/ les. The new elevators of the
I Chickasha Milling Co. are alsc
among the notable improvements Of
the year
The following is the list in de
! tail
CT Greer residence 5 200 oc
J S Brown residence I4oo 90
Joe Mann residence 1900 oc
lDrS o Marrs residence 1000 90
Bessie Robinson residence 600 oc
N NJ Williams three resi-
dence, each 5000 200 oc
n NJ Williams rooming
house 1000 %
lJH Griffin hotel - 10000 oc
Wbifemau Bros three
story brick 5oxI6s 10000 q
j Descombcs brick store
building 5oxIoo two
story $500 o
W f Cecil brick 25xIoS
three story 10000 oc
G = Osborne rooming
house 1000 oc
J F Bishop residence 400 oc
Lane Pettifils residence 100 oc
Mrs Davis residence 100 o
Will Davis residence 1900 oC
Parsonage Christian
church goo oc
Dennis O'Brien residence 1000 0,
AL Chisholm residence 1900 oC
{ T Erwin residence 2ooo O
I'D Buie residence HOO o.
w A Fox residence 1000 o
w NJ Edwards residence 1900 O
Mart Cochranresidence 700 oC
Garland Brown residence 1900 o
A Fitzpatrick resi-
dence 1900 o
r n Murphy residence 24oo o
" Mrs w T Lancaster two
residences 1000 0
Lee Olive residence 1900 Q
I w d Bailey residence 600 3
Wells and Bohart brick
fiat s4xl3o twostory 1000 9
Wadkins Bros brick fat $500 .
VIM Murray two story
brick 7sxeo 1000 0
VIM Murray Jrick
= barn $500 0
Dave Howkins residence 1000 0
G w Charleville resi-
deuce 1900
RL Wallsce residence 600 9
Y John McKederman resi-
dence 1000
West Side school build
ing brick 10000
North Side school build
ing brick $4,000
South Side school build
,, ing brick 1900
ly East Side school build
ty ing brick $500
I'd Johnson -Lanier Building
ng 7sxIo4 (steam heat) 1900
I'd Improvements on Citi-
zen National Bank
bldg $500
ty Whiteman Bros three
80 cottages 5000
th Dave Goode dwelling Ioso
3 Shawnesee residence .rI75
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Guaranteed
All prescriptions brought
to our store compounded
Exactly as Prescribed by
Your Physician

Every detail inthe furnish
ing Of supplies for the sick
receives the most careful
attention by US
All persons connected with the
store are experienced graduates of
schools of pharmacy and registered
BY the state. With these assurances
we respectfully solicit your patron
age. Telephone orders given
prompt attention. Phone so. 27.
BROWNSON'S PHARMACY
DRUGGIST
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-01-22

ably the law, we opine that it would
be difficult even for the proverbial
Philadelphia lawyer to furnish infor-
nation as to where the justice pov-
ton OF it comes in.-Journa.
|llIUlIIDIl1lB
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-01-22
DIscRIMiNATEs FOR THIEVES.

II seems TO LAe average citizen some
what strange and inconsistent that
the national statute OF limitation
for official thieves and other criminal
Offenders while sureties or official
bonds are held forever and a day for
any loss the government may sustain
through the neglect, dishonesty or
even misfortune Of the principal upon
the bond. II proceedings against the
until the suit against ex-Superinteni.
ent Adams and his surities was COM
menced, the robbers would, under the
statute of Limitation have gone scot
free, while an attempt was being made
to collect the value of the amount IT
the stolen bullion from, the surities
Of an official whose only connection
with the stealing was to expose it AMI
assist in bringing the guilty persons
to justice.
A friend of the writer was once put
to great deal Of trouble and some
little expense by threat of suit 70
recover a few hundred dollars, the al
legged shortage of former postmaster
at Eureka in this State, whose term #
Office had expired six or seven years
before the notice was served, and
some three or four years subsequent
to the death of the ex-postmaster
When the notice was served our friend
had forgotten that he was ever on
such bond and from the list of surf
ties accompanying the notice, he
found that with but single exception
eight or ten still living or whose
whereab bouts at that time could be az.
certained. 1t happened that there was
no shortagge The discrepancy in &C
counts being due to the destruction
Of certain papers in the great fire a!
Eureka. When the postoffice was am
ong the buildings destroyed. This was
proven to the satisfaction of the then
postal authorities who acquitted the
postmaster from all blame, the latt 81
making a full and honorable settle
ment Of his accounts with the depart
ment. But subsequent administrai
ion dug the matter up and upon some
some frivolous technicality, submitted
the two surlties to the trouble and ex
pense Of furnishing the same proc
which before had been abducted AM
which was, or should have been on fiji.
in the department at Washington This
they were fortunately enabled to do
after all of those years, so the matter
was dropped. Had the ex-postmastc,
been actually guilty of criminal defa
cation, and had been still living, he
could not have been punished, while
his innocent surities would have been
made to suffer the pecuniary conse
quences of the crime.
1t is an old saying that what Il
sauce for the goose is sauce for the
gander," but the limitation sauce
which is SO palatable to crooked o Il
cials is too dainty a morsel to be se-v'
ed to innocent persons who assume
pecuniary responsibility for their Of
hciA acts. While this is unquestio1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-01-22
ACCIDENTAL PRESIDENTS.

The accidental Presidents and what
they have done and what they have
failed to do, form an interesting chap
ter in the history Of the country
1t is interesting to note that no Vice
President who reached the Chief Office
was ever nominated for the Presiden-
cy to succeed himself, much less ell
ected.
1t is also an interesting fact that
nearly every one Of the accidental
Presidents were dissapointments to
their political partys and failures in
Office
John Tyler was the first Vice-Pres-
ident to reach the Presidency through
the death of the Chief Magistrate. it
is matter of history that his quarrel
with the Wing party was extremely
bitter; most of his cabinet officers left
him and while he was a man Of uu-
quedtioned integrity, his failure IN
Office was a most marked one, and
he Immediately went into obscurity a
disappointed and embittered man.
The next of the Presidential acct
dents was Willard Fillmore, about who's
administration little is known and less
cared.
Then came the nest monumental
and stupenduous mis-f1t on record -
Andrew Johnson, who reached the
Presidents chair through the instr'l
mentality of an assassins pistol. Spurn
ed by his Cabinet, hated by his party
he only escaped from impeachment by
the vote Of zone Senator.
Chester A. Arthurs failure to become
his partys nominee is still wildly rem
embered. Although he was one of til
shrewdest and brainest of politicians
the deed of Guiteau hung over his
administration like funeral pail, and
made of him and his official acts z
blank failure.
Theodore Roosevelt, the last Vice
President to profit by the assassins p:s
toll has proven failure as Presiden
and a bitter Disappointment to his
party leaders.
In his case all precedents may bt
fractured and the nomination given L
him, but if this probability occur i
will be done by the Republican part,
as a matter OF expediency and not be
cause he is regarded either as goot
political leader and a safe President
Utah State Journal.
i IIIi,lIlIillhllp
! Lee Craven has purchased the rest
dence of Chas Lewis in the eastern
division of this city.
Harry Murry is on the sick list and
it is feared LAat he is suffering from
appendicitis.
! They will and they wont is the ex
tent Of the war news from the Rus
sian Japan war clouds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-01-22

DIRECTORS.
Hickey H. Meyers p H. Petersen c. T. Sender
s. Lee Wilson erousher w. Mapes, p Woodbury.
OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT George H. Meyers First Vice Prssdsnt
President; w. Richards,
r. Davis,
ToNoPAH BRANCH.
W. Richards Cashier Agency Tonopah
CewIns, Cashier
DEPOSIT De PARTMENT.
HUNDRED DEPOSIT BOXES
hafIneh special
AND FIRE PROOF perfectly
valuable lss rented yearly
y - according slzs Full naie"
n
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Santa Cecilia
en- GI teatrO.
Gran fiesta artistlGs, patrOeInada
pOT oI At0l0O.

El dia 90 de los c0Frientes se cele-
bFar6 en- nuestFO teatro una gran go
lemnidad literaria y aFtistica. con Ia
Ia cooperation de todos los elementos
n1sicos de San Juan Y otros de Ia
lsIa que han sido invitados.
El elemeto artfstico- musical de San
Juan, esta Vez. como siempre respon-
deE5 Rl llamamiento simpktico, que ca
nombre del Ateneo Sc le hR dirigido.
Sabem0s que entire todOs reina gran
entusiasmo Y existe ell deseo de cOntri-
BUR que sea una espl@ndida NANTES
taci6n del aFte & 10 patrona excelsa de
los m6sicos.
La distinguida artista Elisa Tava-
rez, ls predilecta de estR culta ciudad.
ha sidO invitads y ella vendr6 & dar su
nOta brillante y & poner de relieve su
nombre de pianista distinguids.
IguRl invitaci6n Sc harG & otros ele-
mentos distinguidos de San Jusn y de
Ia isla..
Es casi SECURE que la se6orita Mo-
reno Calder6n. cuyR Voz dplce. ha Sic
do mas de una Vez esCuchada y aplau-
dids, asista tambi6n dar reaIce & esta
fiesta.
A Ia se6orits Paoli, nuestra tiple
genial que hace honor & Puerto Rico.
Sc Ie hR dirigido tambi6n una invita-
ci6n y es de esperarse que coFrespon-
de- como sabe hacerlo ella, siempre
que SO trata de aDguna obra geneross.
Los sefiores VifIolo. Verar. Callejc.
Rodriguez Miranda. Duchesne, Andi-
no y otros 90 han ofrecido expont6nea-
mente.
Esta noche Sc reunen en- ell Ateneo.
invitsdos p0r ell sefior presidente gran
n6meto de m6sicos de San Juan para
tratar de los particuIares de esta fiesta
y organizsr el programs.
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N0tIcIas generates

ANHEUSER BUSCH Y BUD
WElSER, son las mej0res mArcas de
CerVeza americana. Pfdanlas en- loo
Reatauranes,y y Cafetines. Estas cerve-
zag son purRs completamente y libFea
de todo 6cido. De venta On tOdos los
establecimientos de la Capital. NH
llenhOff s. Korber. Ggentes generates.
HOTEL HELVETIA.-Craz %. /.
HabitaciOnes frescas y bien Rmuebla-
daa. mesa excelente, servicio esmera-
do. bafios de ducha = tOdRs las COMO
didas anexRg & estos establecimien
Propietario Pedro Schira.
JULIAN MATTENZO. - Almac&n
de Ferreteria. .-Ofrece de su especia-
lidad, Surtido complete de pintuTas In
Rlesas garanti2adas de superior cali
Sad. Surtido complete de efectos para
odches. ruedRs patente, CamOnes, etc.
0urtido complete de palas, barras, cR-
rretilIas, barrenas. picos. azadas. me-
Ohas de NINA y rastrillos. Surtldo
COMP leto de efectos de plomerla, ba-
6os AvAbos, llayes de todRs Clases,
etc Todos ( preCiOs sin COmpeten.
Cia. p.
LIBROS RECIBIDOS 6ltimamerte te
en- IL librerfa de B. f. Sanjurjo Vidal.
San jose n6m. 10 San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
Diccionario de Ia Real Academia es.
pafiols. Ultima edici6n. 2 tomos pas
to. Sc 90.
La F6 de nuestros padres, por eI
Muy Reverendo james Gibbons, Ar
zobispo de Baltimore. | tomo telo.
1926.
Ffsica de Appleton. Obra arregla-
da para servir de texto en- los Colegios,
liceos, institutes esCuelas normales
de Ia America latina bsio Ia direction
del DR.. Juan Garcia Pur6n. / tomo
tela, $140.
Gritos del combate. Poesfas de D..
Gaspar Nuf1ez de Arce. tomo en-
r6stica. 80 ctvs.
Curse de moral te6ricR practica.
por G.. Compare. DR.. en- letrRs. /
tomo tells. $1.15.
Artes Cer&micas 6 fabrication de OBJ
jetos de tierras coCidas en- t0das sus
apliCacaciones. por Garcia Lopez. 2
tomos en- un vol6men tela. $1.20.
Manual del Sobrestante de obras
p6blicas, por don Arturo Nsvascu6s,
arquitect0. / tomO pasta, $3.50.
ESCUELA DE PARVULOS y de
nifas en- Santurce & cargo de do1a OBJ
dulia G.. de Cort6s. con Ia cooperation
de otros profesores. en- la. pen1ltima
casa antes de Ia parada 17odel ladO de
Ia via. Estipendios m6dicos. Sc ad-
miten medic pensionistas.
-Si hace amos que no haCe listed
buena digestion y estS deIgado en-
fermo. SQu6 darfa usted al autor de
Ia EstomacRlina de Ulrici0 81 le de-
vueIve Ia salud con unas cuantas Gu
charadas2
La bondad de un artfcuIo le CON
quista fama y su dernanda aumenta.
Esto pasa 81 Ron Viejo Gatell, que
Cada dia es mayor su venta, por su
buen sabor Y pureza de elaboration.
-Por el pr6ximo vapOr de Estados
Unidos. espera Ia casa de M. r. Cal.
der6n ? Ca. una partida colossal de Ger.
VEGA ePabst0 que pueda cubrir los mu.
Chos pedidos que de Ia Isla Sc han he
Cho. Tetusn II es el Dep6sito.
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E! vlals Dc! G0hsrnador

Fl Honorable Gobernador y So dis
tiuguida esposa, embarcaran mRflana &
bordO del vapor philadelphia
Numeroso concurs0 ira & despedir-
les. Es SECURE que6 tan digno gober-
nante Sc har6 una despedida carinosf-
sims. tai como Ia merece un funciona-
rio Caballer0so y justo.
Aunque Ia isla no esta a6n reporta-
da de la crisis economics, porque Ia
labor Legislative no ha empezado. el
gObernador podrS deCir al Presi-
dente de la rep6bIica que Puerto Rico
ests hoy Contento. esta hoy satisfecho.
Y este es verdad. Porque se conf1a
en- Ia justicia del pEehlo americana. de
que tan digno representante es 8quf ell
Gobernador Winthrop.
Ella COrrespondencia0 despide con
sfectuosas frases & esos buenos amigos
de nuestra pAtria que por breve item.
DO Sc Rusentan.
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Este ioven empleado de la Corte
Federal, ha recibido del Juez Nc Ken
ma ell nOmbramiento de comisionadO de
dicha Corte.
Acertado es eI nombramiento por
cuantO ell Sr. Antonsanti tiene COmpe.
teneia bastante para Ell desempe1O de
su importante cargo.
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Buana seasIdn

Sc aFrienda una magni6ca pro-
Piedad. compuesta De $50 cuePdas
De terrenos propias en- su mayor
parte para Ia siembra de cafias. Es-
ta situada frente & la.centEal Agui-
RE. carreteFa de Guayama & Ponce.
Para InEOrmes: don Jose SabateF y
Rivera, Guayama. 80v. $.
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Fl GObsTnadOr Winthrop 8nbaTGa
ma1aRa.

Ma6ana microbes embsrcan para
los EE. UU. el Gobernad0r Winthrop
' su distinguish esposa.
Importantes eIementos de eata Ciu-
dad iran despedirle.
Los esposos Winthrop embarcar&n
de reRresO eF17 del pr6ximO Diciem-
bFe.
Deseamos & los visjeros feIiz trAve-
sfe.
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APLICACl0A.

La Srta. Josefa Arenas Odiot, hiia
de nuestro amigo don jose Arenas. de
Caguas, be obtenido una de lee becas
de "a Normal como premiO 8 90 apli-
caci6n y maGnffeas condiCioneS para
el estudi0.
Les felicitanaos.
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HORMIGUEROS.

Sc desea saber ell paradero del senior
j. M. Marin, de HOrmigueros, porque
habi6ndoseIe escrito variss cSrtas no
contesta ninguns. p.
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DEs0ROENEs.

En- Cayey ocurrieron anteuoche al
gunos des6rdenes.
Un gEdpO tumuItuario atac6 & Pan
tAle6n Rosa y jose GuzmSn. siendo
arrestados los agresores, ocupandOIes
un pufIal y un revolver.
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Ron nLLAVE.n

Reconocdamente eI mas puro. higie-
nico Y sgradabIe que Sc fabriCa en- Ell
pals, Sc vende en- los qricipales esta-
blecimientos, y en- Arecibo pOr Suce-
sores de Roses & Ca.
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A nuestrOs Agsntes.

Suplicamos & nuestros agentes que
todos los n6meres sobrantes correspOn-
dientes & las ediciones de los dias Y 8,
nos los remitan por Correo. p.
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HOTEL FRANCES
SO Tetuan So
Casa Buena.
Mesa buena.
BafIos buenos, etC.
Llnea f6rrea del OeStG
ITINERARIO

BSEIStes GrGtOs para dS0S fSStSVOS
Olaao olaso.
De Capital & BAyam6n, dc
ida VualtA..sss..... OO.S8 U0,40
BAyRm6n Cata&o, Ida
> Vuolta. ........ s...' ID AZ
Blllots ordlnario de Capita CatAh On
Iaao 4 etvB.
& BayAm6n 10 ssptiombEs, 1903.
RAN0N VALDKs
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La casa n6mero 1 de Ia Gale de-
NTres HermanosS en- SanturCe. parada
19, & dos pasos de la carretera, con
iuodoro, aqua y BANJO. Informar6n
cAIIe Duffaut n6mero 6.
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"a. RatTOta do Ia banda ''Ju-
VGRtUd del COm0TGIO" en-
RIO PlOdTaS.

Ma6ana microbes dar6 IL %. retire.
ta en- Rio -Piedras Ia banda sJuventud
del ComerCio0 que dirije el professor
Tizol.
PROGRAMA:
1o.-PasO-doble de coFnetas GViva
tn gracialS. Inannsry.
2o.-Dsnza SLs Liga foreCea. Du-
chesne.
3o.-Fantasfa de Ia opera eFatinit-
zaS, Supp@.
4o.-POlka de cornetfn eEugeniao.
Anylada.
5o.-GavOta de ID zarzuela eEnse-
fapza LibFeS. Gim@nez.
6o.-Tango de la zsrzueIa Gel Mozo
CruoS, Lle6.
7o.-Paea-Calle tOrerO eA la pla1a!s.
QFdR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15
Colsglo Do Santa Ana, ' afo.
Ensefianza primaria Y secundaris

EnseHanza primaria Y secundaria
PROFESOREs
Don Manuel Gorbea: GramStica.
Aritm6tica, GeOgraffS, Taquigrafla.
Algebra.
Don Carlos Martinez: Ingl6s. HistO-
ria, FisioIogfa. ~
Dofa Dolores o Neil: DoCtrina. lee
turs, esCritura. urbanidad.
Discipline militar pero paternRl.
dertura Septiembre 26.
Director,
ReO. F0dre Frank CO1ds.