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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20
Russia viii Lose.

The Outlook: II may appear prema-
ture at this moment 10 speculate on
what will be the end Of the war but /
do not think it is premature to en-
deayor TO direct public opinion toward
the consideration OF the position which
will arise within a few months.
firmly believe that the Japanese will
drive the Russians back 10 Hardin.
believe they will capture Port Arthur.
believe they will force the Russians
completely to evacuate Manchuria. II
they succeed in doing this, they will
only then have succeeded in forcing
Russia to what she promised to do by
the Sth of last October. That promise
was given as solemnly and deliberate
~ as was possible. It's nonfulfill-
ment. after a long period of prevari-
cation. excuses and subterfuges, was
openly admitted. II was one of the
most fragrant and gigantic breaches of
a nations faith and word that mod
ern history can show. The promise was
made. not 10 Japan alone. but to all
the powers. yet that one little nation,
alone and single-handed, will enforce
its fulfillment
II. after a fight won with clean,
handed honor by sea and land. Japan
succeeds in doing this, then ! think
that the other powers owe her some
thing for the accomplishment of such
a gigantic task. IL is due to the honor
and sense of justice and right of the
peoples of the entire civilized world 10
see her through.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20
Giant Ships.

The largest ship on the ocean has
just reached New York on her maiden
voyage. The ship is the White Star
liner Baltic. which is not only larger
than any other ship afioat. but exceeds
all competitors by an ample margin.
When the Great Eastern was built
many years ago and proved a costly
failure it was the general verdict that
her size would never again be dupli-
Gated. as ii was not believed such
mammoth ships could be made profit
able.
While for many years the Great
Eastern remained the greatest of
ships. either actually as 4 useless sani-
tary museum afioat or simply as a
memory-as she was broken up before
she had a rival-the day has come
when her size is duplicated and even
exceeded. and that too by ships that
have not only proven successful as
money makers for their owners. but
also as practical ocean racers. making
trips a. regularly as fast express
trains
The Baltic has a tonnage of $4,000
and is 725 feet long. IS foot beam and
has a depth from main deck OF ~
feet II is interesting 10 compare the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20

Gus" Danguisse, a resident of Port
land, Ore, was brought before Justice
Hoyne. of the municipal court. charged
with i'll treating his wife. The evil
dence showed that he had cholled the
woman brutally. The court directed
Officer Goetz. an immensely powerful
man. to choke the prisoner, in order
that he might have practical knowl-
edge of how his wife suffered. The
officer obeyed with a will. holding the
wife beater until the brutal fellow be
came limp. Then Justice Hoyne sen
fenced him TO 80 days in Jail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20
TEMPERANCE UNION MEETS
Interesting Program Carried Out at
Home of Rev. 2. L. Litzrodt.

The members of the W. c. T. L. met
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. F. l.. LitzrOdt on Fourteenth
street and carried out an entertaining
program of musical numbers, readings.
recitations. and papers. The program
was rendered as follows:
Vocal solO-Mrs. Thomas Casey.
Recitation, Ten Little Members
Elsie Kennedy
Piano solo-Miss Edythe LitZrOdt.
Reading-Miss Gertrude Davis.
Paper, 'Motherhood'-Mrs B. +.
WATSON.
Reading. why Should l wear the
Cradle Roll Pin?'-Mrs. F. l.. Litz-
rodt.
Light refreshments were served af-
ter the program
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20

An admiral must walk pretty
straight in order TO escape public cen
sure. The populace of Toxic have
been stoning the home of Admiral
Kamimura because he failed 10 find
the Russian Vladivostok squadron.
Which reminds us that not long since
everybody in this country was throw
ing rocks at indulgent Admiral Dewey
because he decided a gift house to his
new wife
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20

The announcement of William Z.
Curtis. the correspondent. that the
Philippines must have large impOrta-
tions of cheap coolie labor if they are
TO prosper, is not great surprise. 1t
would not be a great shock TO the
country TO learn that some of the eX-
plOiters of our new possessions" in
sist on having slave labor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20
BLYTHE }. w. POTTER co.

TERMS-Daily, 10 cents per week.
Weekly, 81 per year in advance.
All communications OF argumenta-
tive character. political or religious,
must have real name attached for pub
LEGATION. No such articles will be print
ed over fictitious signatures.
Correspondence solicited from every
township in Rock Island county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20

New York stocks.
LOCAL MARKET CONDITIONS.
TOday's Quotations ON PrOVisIOns, Live
stock, Feed and Fuel
PrOViHfOnS.

Rock Island. July 2O-Followlng are
the wholesale quotations in the local
market:
Butter-Creamery 1ScQ zoe. dairy 13c
Eggs-Fresh lac.
Lard-9C.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20
Piles Upon Top Of Plies.

Piles upon top of piles OF people
have the piles, and DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cures them. There are
many different kinds of piles, but if
you get the genuine and original Witch
Hazel Salve made by f. c. Dewitt &
Co. of Chicago. cure is certain. II.
A Tisdale. of Summerton, s. c.. says,
Il had piles 20 years and DeWitt's
Salve cured me after everything else
failed"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20

The consumer who objects to the
high price of meat can now read glee-
fully the merry jest Chairman Root
told the Chicago convention. The
beef trust has been enjoined.'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and Weekly at 1924
Second avenue. Rock Island, Ill I'm
tered at the postohace as second-class
matter.1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20

The chief sufferer in all strikes is
the public, yet when it comes to set
tie a strike or taking part in one, the
public has less to say than any one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20
COURT HOUSE RECORD.
Circuit court-chancery.


No. 133.-Caroline Mock by J. W.
SimOnsOn, censor, VS.. Charles Mock,
ct al. Masters report of distribution
filed and approved.
No. 154.-Frank c. Herbert VS.. Mo-
line Building. Savings & Loan associa-
ton. Petition of complaint for a rule
requiring receiver for defendant to en-
ploy counsel and resist claim filed
against association. Petition allowed.
No. 15G.-F'rank GoOdall VS.. Ella
Backer. ct al. Masters report of evil
dence in findings as to reference of
May filed and approved. Masters
report of collection of bid and pay
ment of costs and partial distribution
of proceeds filed and approved.
No. 159-Eliza NJ. Williams VS.. An
drew Burkland, ct al Masters report
of sale filed and approved. Deficiency
judgment for S15.51.
No 1G1.-Daniel Gordon vs.. Gustaf
Swensson. ct al. Masters report of
sale filed and approved. Deficiency
judgment s1.452.94.
No 1GS.-Nellie Okerberg ct al
Emma Almgren, ct al. Masters report
Of evidence and findings filed and APP
BAo'Nhs AfAlN &C elBpOillAlllE AllliSNlOli-
ers.
No. 17G.-Ira McCabe vs.. +. II. Guy
er, ct al Demurrer to bill TO Overrule.
Defendant excerpts.
No. 193.-C. II. Widener VS.. Charles
Dement,. Masters report of evidence
and findings filed and approved, de-
cree quieting title.
No. Bic. H. Widener vs.. VIII
lima Staddon. ct al. Same as above.
No. 2O0.-Court of Honor vs.. Kate
Quail. ct al. Masters report of testi-
mony and conclusions filed and ap-
proved Decree of distribution.
No. 209.-Black Hawk 3. l.. and s.
association rs. Eliza w MCLEAN.
Masters report of sale filed and APP
proved. Petition by complainant for
receiver filed. Petition heard and al
lowed. Thomas J. MediIl appointed
and ordered TO enter into bond in the
sum 70 $500.
In County Court.
July 19-Estate of John Lusk. Pc
tition of Louisa J. Lusll for letters ties
tamentary filed. Petition granted.
EXecutriX's oath taken and filed In
VI ANANfAl bOAlAA VI SelA 1-OttAod d l-uSh
as such eXecutriX filed and approved,
security therein being waived in and
by said will and letters testamentary
issued to her. Inventory filed and APP
proved.
Estate of Charles f. Lemon. APP
praisement bill and widows award
filed and approved. Widows relin-
punishment and selection filed and ap-
proved and order turning over prop
erty selected 10 widow.
Estate of Joseph II. Montgomery.
Petition by Ellen Montgomery for let
tiers testamentary filed. Petition
granted. Executives oath taken and
filed. Individual bond of said Ellen
Montgomery as such eXecutriX filed
and approved, security thereon being
waived in and by said will and letters
testamentary issued to her.
Real Estate Transfers.
July 19.-Weller Robinson to
Thomas Agar. Jr., part of Island c,
$500.
Licensed te Wed.
William Bishop ........ .Watertown
Miss Ethel Smith ...... Hampton
Piles Upon Top Of Plies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20
Wednesday, July 20, 1904.

Hope that grand cross voted to Hay
by France is nothing like the cross
diplomats generally get.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20

Chicago. July 2O.-Following are the
opening, highest. lowest and closing
in today's markets:
Wheat.
July. &c. sc. 90. 93l@
September. ssh. SS12. sea-. 81.
December. sig, S7a4, SGls, SOS.
Corn.
July. 1855 1875. 4N1a. 49,,
September. 495s. 493t. 40. 49I..
December. 40, &c. 45 3, A. =.
Oats.
JGly. 80 =. go 3g2. 3g5s
September, 33 i. 33ls. 32a4. 327s.
december. % q. 3324 3&ls. 1914.
September. 12.S7, 12.S7. 1857. .2.7O.
October. 12.N5, l2.S5. 1910. 1910.
september. $40. $50. G.S5. G.S5.
October. go, G.97, $50, go.
Ribs.
SsePPtesmber. ~, 80, as. z:47,
Receipts today: Wheat .. corn 1879.
oats 20. hogs 1900. cattle 5000. sheep
Estimated receipts Thursday; Wheat
is. com 1Sj. oats ll6. hogs 1000.
-o Gyt Light 80 a 5-So. Sood heavy
so. rough heavy 800 AZ go.
Cattle market opened steady.
ltObS at Omaha Z.NNO. cattle 400. Hogs
At Kansas city 5000. cattle 1000.
L. :. Yards, $40 u. m.-IIOg market
weak. Zoe to 2Oc lower Light 5.3j a
Us. mixed and butchers 5.15 Gt5.75. good
heavy 1850 5.T5, rough heavy 4.95m
30.
Cattle market slow. but steady.
Becves 40 n $50. COWS and hcifers LIS
n $50. Texas steers ia a so
Sheep market. duh and weak.
Hog market closed weak. 15c to 25c
lower. Light $50 a 30. mixed and
butchers 5.lOH 5.65. good heavy 4.95 n
30. rough heavy 4.95 a $40.
Cattle market closed strong, Toe
higher.
Sheep market closed steady.
New York Stocks.
New York, July 2O.-Sugar 1919 u. Gas
IOIIs. .. r. 1. x =. 23as. Southern Pa
cine Il \. y. X -. S47s. Atchisnn com
mon 1875. Atchisou preferred %, g. NJ
X 81. Paul 1881, Manhattan l22, COP
per SO. y. Y. Central 11G5-, l.. * y.
IlT1t. &. q y. 40. Rcadinfs common - 3. q.
Canadian Pacific 1855. Il. r. II. -. Pa
cific Mail p. L. :. Steel preferred G..
l. :. Steel common l2la. Penna 12I.
Missouri Pacific "a y. Union Pacific - 2. 9.
Coal q Iron 80 .. Erie common 26. Wa
bash preferred % =. =. X g. w. Il Is IL
linois Central 1917, Car Foundry lHle,
Republic Steel preferred 4312, Republic
Steel common p. =.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20
TODAY's MARKETS.

Chicago, July 2O.-Following are the
opening, highest. lowest and closing
quotations in today's markets:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-20
Real Estate Transfers.

July 19.-Weller Robinson to
Thomas Agar. Jr., part of Island c,
$500.
Licensed te Wed.
William Bishop ...... .Watertown
Miss Ethel Smith .......H Hampton
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N0ticias genera!es

AL PUBLICO. - Fotografiss. ann
pliaciones futOgrabaOos se hacen en-
Ia FOtOgrafia de In Succession de AlOn-
so. San Francisco 40. a.p.
ANHEUSER BUSCH 7 BUD
WkISkR, son las mejores marcas de
cerveza americana. Pidanlas en- los
Restauranes Cafetines. Estas cerve-
zaA SON puras comp pletamente y hbres
de todO acido. De venta en- tOdos los
estabIeclmientos de Ia Capital. Mt
llenhUt & KUrber, agentes generates.
HOTEL HELVET1A.-Cruz %
HabltaClOnes frescas y blen amuebls-
das, mesa exceiente, serVlclO esmer&-
do, baiiOs de ducha y tOdas las como
didRs anexRs q estOs establecimientOs
PrOpietArlo Pedro Schira.
JULIAN MAT1ENZO. - Almac6n
de Ferreteria. ~ Ofrece de su espeCla-
idad, snrudO complete de pinturas IN
gleaAs gAranuzadas de superior CALL
Sad, surtidO complete de eteCtOs para
paches, ruedas patente, camOnes, etc.
OurtldO complete de palas, barras, Ca
rretiNas, barrenas, plcOss azauas, me-
OhRR de NINA v TRStr1ll0S. SurtldO
cOmL letO de efectOs dc plOmeria, ba-
nos lavabOs, llAves de tOdAs classes,
etc TodOs 4 preClOs sin cOmpeten.
cin. p.
ESCUELA DE PARVULOS ' de
nifias en- Santurce q cargo de dUfln OBJ
duna G.. de CUru6s. con IA cooperacl6n
de otros profesOres, en- Ia pendltlmA
casa Antes de Ia paradR II del ladO de
Ia via. EstipendlUs m6uicOs. Sc ad-
miten medic pensiOnistas.
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Sc eSia buScandO un
COmbuStibIe baratO.
LI0gaTd GI mOmGnto en quo los
V6pOTGS GTuCGn los mares con
pOGdS IibTaS Dc carbon.
La turba v ell lodo de los pantanos
resulfan ser muy buenos COM
bustibles.

El mundo industrial etta muy ocu-
padO en- busca de experimentos para
abaFatsr eI precio del combustible. y
cAda dfa se multiplican mas estos ex-
perimentos.
Muchos est6n dedicando su tempo
On buscar nuevos metodos para perfec-
ciOnar Ia combustion del carbon que Sc
extrae en- grandes cartidades de las
minas y los expertos en- Ia msteria pre-
dicen, que llegar$ ell momento en- que
les vspores podrSn at7Avezar los mares
con Rlgunas pocss ibras de carbon.
OtrOs estan utilizando 10 que hoy en-
dfa Sc pierde, especialmente los polvos
8 tierrGs del carbon Y solo Alemania
tiene cerca de trescientas instalaciones
para cOndensar y prensar el carbon en-
forms de 6riQuetGs.
Estas fabrlcss de brsQatetGs convier-
ten grsndes c9ntidades de carbon en-
panes que permiten emplearlo para
muChos usOs con entera satisfaction.
En- los Estados Uoidos SO han des-
per6iciado grandes cantidades de pol
vO de carbon Algunas cantidades en-
la mRteria dicen que SO hs botadO mas
de una vez media mas de 10 que es ell
consume en- todo ell pals.
La turba de los pantan0s Y sun al
odo de las capas subterr6neas 80 est6n
utilizando 6 hacienuu nuevos exVeTi.
mentcs, y por 10 menos Ia turba ha
probAdO ser mejor combustible que
much ls otros Sc emplea extensiva-
mente en- Irlsnda y se ha ussdo tsm-
bien en- los EstAdOs Unidos. EstRndo
ls turba cerca de Ia superfcie Y pu-
di6ndose prensarla Y comprimirlR con
facilidAd v siando tan abundante. no
seria dificil que tomsrR ell luGsr del
carbon, cuand0 este Sc concluyR CO.
mience ponerse escaso. Los panta-
nos charcos. seg1n estudios contie-
men desde -. 900 q so 900 toneIadas de
turbS COmbustlb.e pOr acre.
MuchO antes de que Sc haya consT-
mido todO el carbon, no cSbe duda que
haora encontrado un sustituto para es-
ia cOmodidad Indispensable. 81 PEI
tr6leO exlste en- el mundo en- cantida-
des mltadas. el carbon es abundapte
se exGrae en- casi todas parties del
mundO, pero Ia turbs pSrece insgots-
table y tiene Ia gran ventSja de que
Sc reproduce y Sc forma contfnus-
mente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-07

La DA-.1A1A44LslA qu~ "A AA-5 ~
gaezlltlenesre stableciua' don Feuerlco
GstelI, produce lOs mejOres llcOres,
como creemas, y anfs brandy; pero su
especiRlidad y ~ que ie ha dadO NOM
bce es el Ron VlejO Gateil, pOr 50 pu-
reza y buen gustO.
Ell PLATO uel dfa son las eleccio-
nes v con tai motive Sc ven muy actl-
yos los mlembros de Ambos partldos.
SabemOs que hay cruzAdas varlas
Rpuestas sobre el triuhfo de tai 8 cual
partido en- este aquel distrlto y las
Rpuestns son de cervezA SPa bst0 que es
la meiOr de todas M. Il. Calder6n &
Ca, Tetuan II, 10 venden.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-07
Raena oeas!6n

Sc arrienda una magnf6ca pro-
piedad, compuesta de 639 cuerdas
de terrenos propias en- su mayor
parte para la slembra de caflas. Es-
ia slt1ada frente q la central Agul-
RE carFetera de Guayama a Ponce.
Para Informes; don Jose Sabater y
Rivera, Guayama. OVV' s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-07
HORM!GUEROS.

Sc desea saber e' paradero del senior
j. NJ. Marin. de Hormigueros. porque
habi6ndoseIe escrito varias csrtas no
Contesta niDguna. p.
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Or. Leonard l.andes


pcho
de m
3
noconduc ms dcinas
a 40.
NFW-YORK
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-07
Ell AGUlLA.

Tai es Is marca de Il meior cerveza
americana Aasheotser Busch y -BatdaOes
ser cuyos agentes en- Puerto Rico son
De venta en- todos les estabIecimien-
t0s.
Nota:-Se garantiza Que estas GER
vezas son puras completamente , Ii,
breg de tod0 soido. D.. p.
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Has: FIR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-07
Sc ALQUILA.

La casa n6mero / de Ia calle De
STres Hermsnos9 en- Santurce, parada
19, q dos pasos de 10 carEetera' con
iuodOrO, aqua Y BANJO. lntoFmsEan
pRlle Qpfaut n6merQ 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-07

Abcgado jose de Diego.
Ingeniero Ramon Gambia C6rdoVs.
Escritor Isidoro Rsmos.
Hscendado Arturo Qaintero.
Obrero Ramon Romero Rosa.
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CANDIDATURA UNIONIsTA.
SAN JUAN.

SAN JUAN.
Abcgado jose de Diego.
Ingeniero Ramon Gambia C6rdoVs.
Escritor Isidoro Rsmos.
Hscendado Arturo QainterO.
Obrero Ramon Romero Rosa.
GUAYAMA.
Periodista Mariano AbriI.
Escritor Matfas Gonz6lez Garcia.
AbOgado Tomas Bernardini de Ia
Huerta.
Federico e. Virella.
Valeriano ViEella Uribe.
PONCE.
Abogado Luis LIorens Torres.
Maestro Eduardo Neumsn.
Propietario Jos6 Users Seda.
Abcgado Luis A. Becerra Lscot.
Propietario Jose Olivier Rodriguez.
HUMACAO.
Abogado Rosendo MatieDzo Cintr6p.
Abogado Juan f. Was Ochoteco.
Hacendado Ramon M6ndez. .Cardona.
COmerciante Manuel CamufIss Cruz.
Propietsrio OctayianO Garcia Sal
gado.
MAYAGUEZ.
Doctor AIejandro GioI Texidor.
Farmac6utico R4fael ArriLlaga Gar
cis.
Obrero Julio Medina Gonzalez.
Obrero Luis MOntalVo Guenard.
Abogado Carlos Ma. Soler Martorell.
ARECIBO.
Abogado Santisgo r. Palmer.
Doctor Rsfsel del Vale.
PropieJario Francisco CORA.
Abogado Felix Santoni.
Obrero Fernando Gonzalez.
AGUADILLA.
Propietario Vicente Vifiss Martinez.
Abe gado Francisco de p. Acu1a.
Dametri0 Hernandez.
Abogado Salvador PicorneII.
Propietario Carlos I'll BlOndet.
CANDIDATURA REPUBLICANA.
Para Comis5onado d los Estados
Un6dos.
Mateo Faiardo y Cardona.
Para naieaa5ros de la 0dmar0 de De
1egadu8!
SAN JUAN.
Abogado Manuel f. Rossy.
AbOgAdo Juan Hernandez Lopez.
G, merciaI te Luis Sanchez Morales.
Ab, ga1u Juan Ram6n Ramos.
Doctor Santisg We've.
GUAYAMA.
Comerciaute GuiIlermo Mccormick.
Hscendado Guillermo Riefkohl.
Alb gado Cruz Castro.
Alb gsdo UipiAnO Vnld6s Cajas.
Farmac6uticO Teodoro Moscoso.
PONCE.
Pedro Juan Besosa.
jose Coll Y Cuchf.
Farmac6usico RomuaIdo J. zsvaIa.
ClotiIde Aponte.
Eeopi&01s TnroSe N0ppi&n
HCMACAO.
Doctor jose CarbonelI.
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N0Ias al marggn.

COncurridO fu6 81 emeetings repu-
blicano de aver.
EI seilor Besosa. diio en- IA plaza
Baldorioty, 90 eI emeetiDgD de aver,
que 81 no iba alif & hablar 9de los pIa-
netas y de los soles, como los unionis-
tas.
Otto orador. 81 sefior Hernandez,
Lopez, Volvi6 q hgcer gala de su 5000
rridc tema de que los que hAbfan abar-
d0nRdo Ell psrtido republicsno eran es-
to y 10 otFo Y que debfan ser mirados
con despreciO.
Sobr8da autoFidad tienen. & este res
pecto, lac ideas del seflor Hernandez
Lopez, 81 cual reinc<di6 en- ell otro to-
ma, tsmbi6n socorridO. del tYGpO "
del drbOZ. HabV6 de sinsontes que ha-
bian picado 81 GrbustO republican,. en-
contrSndolo duto. etc6ters; de los obs
taculos que Ell part'do republican, dee
rribarla ell dfa echo. hacienda acerca
de esto IN sfmil POGO iDgenioso. No
tabase cierto desaliento en- las palabras
del orador.
Coli ' Cuchf dedic6se 4 imitar &
Astol. hizo un discurso que todo 81
fu6 de homensjes & Ia mujer puerto
rriduefIs.
Los dem6s discursos pronunciados.
carecian de importaDCia.
La numerosa concurTencia apgandi6
& mas no poder, y Sc clan & ratios gri-
tos de CONAN de ESQ, 06G3o Ia Uui6aa.
etc6tera.
El Smeetino de aver fu6 aDimadfsi-
mo y hubo necesidad de mdsica (uo
precissmenta celestial que recorriera
las Gales. Y habiendn asistido 81 acto
gente de CaguAs. de G rtz /, de BayR-
mon, de Palo Seco todos los republi-
canOs de RioP PiedFas. Ia concurrencia
no fee mayor que Is que asistiers & los
Emeetipg>s uniOnistas.
Los bslcones apsrecfan llenos de
dsmss
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IA ANEMIA Y SUS CAUSAS
COMO Sc PUEDE oBTENER sALUD WcoR
10 QUE IA cIENcLA NOS ENsENA

Noson lo
ermeda pa
canddad dl en- a a
4 hla poder digestive
esners
la
dad de de ynaa
de nsanco
mental fico
e
la
nto un ags que Iene dos fines este nr dO and
Vinod
sns; s stnuante cellular las cGas
q las mater
debda
sha uel
Acee
mess eli
Vino de SteIns admirable
los h
de hfde bacao
e
genaando
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FREDERICK STEARNS & GA.
Fabrcantes ProduCtOs QuimcOs FarmaceuicOs
DETROIT. MIcF.. e. y. =.
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Propietario jose Sosa OIivo.
. Octsvio Rsmfrez.
Ex-Juez Miguel CsneIlas.
Abogado SAndalio Torres Mopge.
MAYAGUEZ.
Industrial Jaime Sire.
Antonio Ramon Cabassa.
Comerciante Lorenzo Martinez Ohu-
vifIas.
Propietario Nestor Cardona y Qui-
Propietario Ernesto Forester.
ARECIBO.
Maestro Pedro G Timoth6a.
Farmaceutico Juan Ramos CaaeIIas.
Dentists Toribio Pagani Salicrup.
Farmsc6utico Juan Matthew.
jose G. Rosy.
AGUADILLA.
IDgeniero Manuel " Domenech.
AbCgado Carlos Franco Soto.
Francisco Feli1.
AureIio Mendez Serrano.
Rafael NJ. Dslgado.
HORMIGUEROS.
Sc desea saber el paradero del senior
j. M. Marin, de Hormigueros, porque
habi@udosele escrito varias cRrtas no
Contesta nipguna. p.
COIsgio do Santa Ana, ' afo.
Ensenanza primaria Y secundaria
PROFESORES
Don Manuel GOrbea: Gram6tica,
Aritm6tica. Geograffs. TaQuigraffa.
Algebra.
Don Carlos Martinez: IngI6s, Histo-
ria, Flsiologfa.
Dina Dolores O'Neil: Doctrina. lee
tura, escritura. urbRnidad.
Discipline militAr pero paternal.
dertura Septiembre 26.
Director,
Rev. EGdge Frank Col6n.
ALos NoTARIOs.
CARPETA PARA ESCRITURAS
en- todos colores, Sc hacen q ls orden
en- Ella COPeapOndenCiR
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RICHARD ]. BIGGS
PROFESSOR Pe 1NGLeS
Tetuan 90. Apartado. 4a6
Ala polleEa J al palssnsjs.
r Q 8 o.

En- 10 noche del ~ de Octubre le ha sido
robado don Agustfn Rivera de Salinas, un
caballo, color rucio blanco, rabo y Grin obs
curos, como de cuartas de alzada. en- la
pata derecha tracera tiene una cicatriz
marcado en- Ell pescuezo con las iniciales j.
M.
Cualquiera persona que.de notieias de su,
paradero serd gratificada.
Recomendamos 81 asunto q Ia policfa.
Para dar informes dirfjase az B. Morera
Colon, Salinas. 8v.s.
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CandidaturaS lIevadaS
q los COmiCIOS pOT Ia 'Jli6n
dc Puerto Rico" J 81 partldO
rspubllCanO.
CANDIDATURA UNIONIsTA.
Para Comjsionado d los Estados
Unidos.
Tulio LarrinsRa-
Para mssem5rcs d Ia. cdmqra ae De-
Ieg0d08.
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R. DEL VAIlIE ZBNO
lNGENIERO CIVIL

Construccones cves Pianos Constructions de de
mamposteria, cemento armada MADEIRA
Mensuras, particiones deslindes
Tasacones, peritaje, inormes.
ContIatos general
oFICINA: FoRTALEzA No. l6.-ALTos.-P o. TO-