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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-11
THE MAN WHO
WOULDN'T DRINK

"Six years ago." he began, there
wasn't a harder drinker in the state
of Indiana than I. Brought up by
indulging parents, with everything
one could reasonably wish for, soon
got into fast company, and, almost
before my dear old parents realized
it, as well as myself, l was drunk
ard.
II was not the only child. I had
brother 10 years younger. Some
times he would follow me into town.
to get there myself.
"On the occasion of which l am
about to tell you, we had been to
sleighing party, and, for the first
time, my brother formed one of the
company.
"The town we were driving to that
night was some IA or Is miles dis
tant, and we made several stops on
the way, each time, naturally, to take
a drink, so that, by the time we
reached our destination, we were feel
ing rather merry to say the least.
about / o'clock we started home.
I had drank a great deal of liquor,
so my brother got into my cutter, as
the young woman l had taken refused
to ride home with me. Her refusal
had greatly angered me, and, accord
ingly, when someone proposed a race,
was perfectly willing, and, of
course, quickly assented. Brother
tried to dissuade me, but it was use
less.
I'm short ime my sleigh had
left all the others behind save the
one that contained the woman who
had refused my company and her
escort. l was determined to beat
them. But l was too drunk to drive
well.
Suddenly we reached sharp curve
in the road. The two sleighs were
now neck and neck, going at a furi-
Gus pace. Directly ahead was bridge
not wide enough for the two to pass
side by side. I resolved to cross it
first and repeatedly laid the whip over
my horse, yelling like a madman In
vain my brother tried to stop me
in vain the driver of the other horse
endeavored to slacken his speed.
"Neck and neck we swept on,
reaching the bridge together. The
only thing l remember was terrible
scream from the woman, crash and
then all was a blank.
when | recovered consciousness.
two days later, I learned that | was
the only survivor of the four. We
had all been thrown off the bridge
and the others were stunned and
drowned. And now, boys. do you Won
der" he concluded, that l have
never, from that day to this. touched
drop of the accused stuff? And
never will"
The big miner was the first to in
tcrrupt the awesome silence which
ensued when Stansfeld had finished
his true story.
"Pardner," he asked, "can you for
give me?''
Stansfeld arose and. taking the
miner by the hand, said:
1 Drink no more, my friend
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-11
IS DYING
BUT FLEtS
FROM WATER

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 11.-Because
the authorities at the county intirm-
ary insisted that he should take n
bath, John Zealer 6S, who bad Just
been admitted to the institution UNI
der the belief that he was dying Of
consumption. became angry, got out
Of his invalid's chair, bolted for the
door and when last seen was foot
ing it towards the city,
Director Mckinley says the man
was admitted to the infirmary on the
certificate of DR. John Rauschkolb,
He lived at 1853 East Mound street
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A Fine Story

Many persons less shocked when it was
announced that Mabel Neutrality-suspicious. Mrs DR.. Baer-the
favore niece Of the martyr president, would appear
vaudeville singer
The idea did not set we'll
Sentiment twined about the girls In sense
her life belonged to the people She heritage of
gracious memory.
But
Behind the appearance of Miss Mckinley the boards
of vaudeville is finer sentiment than any raised by white
house recollectOnS.
This American young woman has been singing to
the honor of her father, dead
Abner Mckinley, brother of the late president was an
over-weening optimst. He was always going to make
millions Like his brother, he oveable honest
and generous but visionary. On two occasions he
caused the late president trouble by his enterprises
but his failures to make money not caused by any
dishonesty of the man, it is said.
When Abner Mckinley died his affairs in a bad
shape 1t only through the kindness of Senator-now
vice Observation-Disclosures that the creditors paid
Mabel Mckinley Immediately determined that she would
pay Fairbanks every dollar
She has been very successful and is understood she has
discharged the family debt.
That different, is it not?
And fine.
The girl not trading sacred sentiment in order
to indulge desire for publicity On the contrary her
finer of appropriateness shrank from the necessity
But she owed the dead.
And to pay that obligation she suppressed her of
delicacy.
All of which is another reminder that should be slow
to crtcise the motives of fellow mortal.
Having handed out their line of preliminary bunk the
peace ENJOYS will make few motions for the picture
machine.
Henry Waterson of Europe says the born arstocracy
of Europe is superior to the American kind Still partial
to the old Bourbons, ehf
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-11
SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS.

MANSFIELD, o., Aug, 1O,-The
Seventh Day Adventists Of Ohio be-
gan their annual camp meeting and
conference at the fair grounds here
today, President II. II. Burkholder
of Belleville presiding. Several hum
dred members of the denomination
were present at the opening and 1t Is
expected the attendance during the
ensuing 10 days will reach 10000
people Many distinguished speakers
from this and other states will be
heard.
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ELxs' EXCURSION GOES VIA o
Rr

We wish to announce over our own
SIGNATURES that the Elks' excursion
will positively be run over the o. r.
& N. to leave Spokane, 4:3O p. M,
August IA. Rate, s11.2O round trip
if 100; if less, rate will be $1i.95.
Reserve berths now at Hill Bros or
O. r. & n. office.
The .committee-N. f. Nuzum,
chairman; ]. Hill, w. McCallum, Fred
Miller, L, d. Sanders.
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and Mr.. Mckinley says he found him
there, apparently in dying condition,
scarcely able to speak above whis-
per, and caused him to be removed
to the intirmary.
'He fooled both DR.. Rouschkolb
and myself" admitted Mr. Mckinley,
but the bath treatment was too much
for him and effected an instantaneous
cure"
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Ayers

Cherry PectOra1.
When threatened with con-
sumption. 1t controls the
cough, allays Inflammation,
soothes, heals. Even in ad-
vanced cases, it sometimes
cures, always relieves.ii;o"1;:1ilI.i MAJ:
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-11
Persian Nerve Essence

nUsTOHE0 MANHOOD-Has cured
thousands Of cases Nervous Debility.
Insomnia and Atrophy. They clear the
brain, strengthen tho circulation.
make digestion perfect. and impart
n magnetic vigor to tho whole being
All drains and losses stopped perma-
nently. 800 per box: boxes. guar
anteed to cure or refund money. $500.
Mailed sealed. Book free. Persian
Med. Co, ss5 Arch street. Philadel-
s ss's: Pa. only s''' % mVH9
ct
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-11

If President Roosevelt does not
ease off on Chinese exclusion act
enforcement. he is in danger OF
losing the entire chop suey vote.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-11
Exchange National Brink
OF SPOKANE, WASH.
TIFF TRADERS' NATIONAL BArx

SapiedA $lVV,UUU
Surplus and profits. $3.50. 900
Officers-Alfred Coolidge. president;
A. Kuhn. vice president; Chas. 8. El-
tinge, cashier; J. Elmer West, assist
ant cashier.
Directors-M NJ. Cowley. Patrick
Clark, James Monaghan. A. Kuhn. AL
fred Coolidge. ID. n. Drumheller. ].
Elmer West
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-11
SUMMER ExCURsIoN TO COAST
PQINTa.

June 10 to August rs the Northern
Pacific railway will have on sale the
usual excursion tickets to Westport.
Tokeland. Long Beach and Clatsop
Beach points, etc. at rate of $40 for
round trip. Return limit. September
80. Good for stopovers at Portland
j. w. HILL. Gen. Agt.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-11

Birth rate in New YorllCity 5000
per week. Someone's going to get
crowded off into the bay yet.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-11

health and active. HUl{lg1kklzkZX
ss cents. Sold by v v
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-11

Sold by chas. McNab. 4Os River.
side avenue.
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1. K. Moniort & Co.

SIS Riverside Avenue. Ground Floor.
$1soo-New room modern house:
$500 cash; $25 per month. including
interest.
S2o0o-New room modern house;
$500 cash: balance $25 per month In
Guiding interest.
$15oo-New room cottage; bath;
not and cold water; stone foundation:
cellar; $3.50 cash; balance $40 per
month including interest.
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sanko, Philadelphia. ia. FOR sane 1
by all druggists.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-01
Meeting" de Io os husIg Gls stas
aver.

Aver tarae lIevose & efecto en- la
plaza principal ell &meetingA anun-
ciado por los obreros declaraa Hos en-
huelga.
AL principle hubieron De $ncon-
trarse los iniciadnFes con Up diff
cuetad de no poderlO llevar q efec-
to q causa de que 81 jefe de la po-
hcfa crey6 que dada la excitaci6n
en- que Sc encontraban los Snimos,
daFfa lugar q cheques entire la po-
Iicfa y 81 pueblo. r
Ell GleaderD de la Federation Lii
bre. se11or Santiago Iglesias garan-
tiz6 que ell &meeting1 tendFfa ell
caracter solo y exclusive de alfun-
dir en- los braceros la idea de que
ests ban en- su perfecto derecho, de-
clarandose en- hUelga pacifica y or
denada. -
A la hoFa seflaIaaa el seflOf San
tiago Iglesias subi6 4 la tribuna,
y despu6s los demas oradores que
le Siguieron en- ell qso de la pala-
bra
FL ~meetingS termin6. pacfR fRca y
oraenaaamente, a las 8 me1 los 20
p. m.
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Senior Editor. -sirvase informsr sus leo
Iores que 81 me escFiben confdencialmente
tes mRndare pof Correo en- carta sellada al
plan que seguf y por el cual obtuve 81 resta-
blec1mtento pefmaneDte y oompacto de mi
salud vigor vatonil despues de amos de su-
frimientos de debilidad nerviosa, perdidas
nocturnas y parties debiles atroisdas.
No es mi ides conseguir dinero de nadis;
fui Hobado estafado por charIatanes, hasts
perder Ia fe del K6naro humane, pero, Rraciag
Dies, estoy ahpra bien vigorosoy y fuerte, j
CON deseo de haGer conocer todoaegte renaS-
dio cierto de cufarse.
No teniendo NADIA que vendsr nj que an.
War G.. A. ID no deseo dinsro.
Direction; q. BFant, Box Delrsy, Mich. /,
BE. %.
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R6pH ca al COmlsiOna-
do de Instruction.

(Continuaci6n de Ia p6ginR 1s)
emedidas necesariss en- evitRCi6n de
smsDes nQayores.
GNo ed o. intenCi6n de 10 Junts que
Gestos funcionariOs sustituyGn & los
apolicisa esCoI&res. aueremoB que de-
G.empef1eu una misi6n mas eievada
shasta identifcsrse con los m6tOdos
eescolRrea para ir subgsnando errorea
eque aOIsmente In experiences pone de
Gmsnifasto.
GFlualmente se obista ell n6merO de
'Conseries y 90 llegs & C6nsidefRr 10
Gposiblidad de encontrarIOa de & CincO
sdOllars menSualeS para lAs esCueIRB
Nrurales
SQuiz6s, en- efecto. pueda ser aIgo
eCreCidn 10 sum8 de Is dollars en- reIa-
scion con 25 que CANA Ell Maestro. Pc.
GrO eS de tOdO puntO iDSbstenible ell
SempIeO de COnsarjeN cinCo dollars,
GNo dudamcG que se eDCu uentren es0s
Gempleadog pOr ese preciO como tam
Gpuco dudamOS de que menos Runa ga
<les ps que en- P0rcs MsyRgiiez; PEE
&rO, SsaOa COnseTjeg responher&n & los
GdegeO8 que tiene IL JuntPI no de tie.
ener CriRdoa en- las esCuel4s que gola-
Gmente seran para la impiszR. sino
&emplesdos de uns relatiVa educRCi6n
Sque atiendsn 81 niflo. que eBlos mis-
emos le acompB fIen pOr ga edRd la
GletFinS. que los Iimpien d ae ensu.
SCian. que erjuguen sus l6grimas eli
GllOran , hSatH que los cOD6uZcRn 6 ga
GcRsR ai en- 8lR1n momento 90 hRee ne
GcesRri0.
els Junta Escolar de Sa juan no
eqnisre pues CFisdos para ls limpieza
Gde In casB y los muebleg. quiere esos
Semplesdos para que los p8dres aepan
&de uDR manera inequfvOca que el Dif1o-
cen u escue 9 ests tsmbi6d atendida
GcOmO puede estsrIO en- an hcgar or
& GIenadO.
GSi esq DPp0rsame nto nos Q @C0ntroYa
GCOneeHjes en- esas condolences, para
GlSs esCuelss por el preCiD de cinC0
GdOllars menSusles con sumo pIsCer
Etendriamos eI guStn de nbmbrArloU.
GEn res6meD. 10 Junt9 AtendieDdo
cal eapfritu de ecoromfS que entrs ffR
Gsu caftR del die %, sin que go er-a
etienda que este crganismO EbdiCa gus
Gderechns iDslianables pare eatender
cen cusnto se relsCionG con los pIante
Glea de ensefIanzs en- esta ciudad por
Sministeri0 de lsB Leyes EscoIaPes vi.
GgenteS. kiene mucho gusto On concu.
~rriP nj perioaO de economist dond6sss
S,e cita, aCordAndO en- % Con beCuencia,
emod fear ell pFesupuesto enViadO, bs-
81 ls Siguiente formR: !.
GEi sueIdO del escribienta auxiIiar
S1e la Junta pupde Quadar d educido 6
edolSsrs.. SnuaIes. $500 90. Eu del
SMsnsajerO 4 id. id $500 90 Qoe ae
Gsuprime ell Official Auxiliar de Eacue.
Elae pOra Shn Juan, que son $3.50 90.
clos suicides de log Conseries de
elsa EScuelGa ruraIeg, los reducimos 81
erespeCto de Glen dollars, q ada uno.
GD"r loa nueve meses del curt0 8 aeen
$500 90.
eEstGa son las ecOnOmfas que ls
GJunts he creido convenients Ilevar s
<cRbo y b,jl elias considers ofoialmen.
Gte presertados los presupue stos, liz.
Emsndo Ia atenci6n atentamente de ese
GDepeFtRmebtO RceFCR de la necasidsd
eimperioBR que existe de ne sesn
GDuestcs en- practiCS cuapto S1tes pues
eva tFanRcurriendo mas de IN mes de
Glas v4cs clones ? se precise coVocRr 10.
edas las esCuelas an condolences para
Gla pH6xims aperture del Gu rgo esCo.
GlGP.
De V. H. ztentamente.
l.
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TNU..' nc 0 !
Departamento del Int terior. .
Buroa de Obras PtbIiCas },
OGoi na del supe finteudente de ObraS
P1bIiOas.

oGoi na daI super riateudente de ObraS
San Juan, p. R. Julio 10. 1905.
PfOpobicioneB en- pliegoe Cerr9dos
nara "a Gdiudicaci6n en- p6biicR subas-
10 de las obrAs de COnstrneclon De %
CSrcel de Distrito de ArecldO.. 90 So-
mitir6n en- estA Oficina hastR les 10 q.
m. All diN 26 de AgOsto de 1905 en-
que se abrir6n p6bliesmeDte.
El presupuesto de lRB 0brAS aGCien'
de & $34 882 90.
TddOs los datoB neceaarl0s se daran
an eatS Ofcina dOnde se enCuentran
de manifi ssto tcdos loa dOoumentos que
han de rPgir en- ID COntrata y podran
Yecoaer los Iicitadores los mOdeios de
proposiciones que han de presentar-
CopiR1 en- szui de los pianos se encon-
trarSn tsmbi6n de mbnifest TO ca laH
Cfioinas de 10 POlicfs InSulRr de Are
cibO.
Sc remitir6n & los Iicitadores Copial
en- a3ul de lou pianos de IL obrs me
diante un dep6AitO de 1926 .0O). Velnte
v eli nCo dollars. cuyG CantldAd sers
Feintegrada los ECit&doreB al deVoI'
YER dichcs planes esta Ofcina.
LIS Admini0trRci6n se reseHv3 81 de-
rechd de rechtz ar cEaIquierR 8 TO-
dOG Ias propoaiOi0neS.
}. j. JIMENEZ,
Sir r7narintan 1entA de Ohraa P1bliceg.
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MERGAN:TIL

= Segdn> escrituras pdblica otorgada
ante el Notario don Juan de Guz
man BeniteZ ha quedadO disuelta
la raz6n social que >giraba en- Psta
plaza bsjo la raz6n social De tSu-
ceSoras de Abarca~ de cuya iqui-
daci6n queda encaFgada Ia nubva,
que giFara bsjo el mismo nombre,
siendo sccics gest0res dofla Apoli-
maria SanfelIz Viuda de AbaFca,
don, Angel Abarca y Cortina, don
Jose Abarca y Sanfeliz, don Ra-
mon Abarca Sanfeliz y don Fran
cisco Fernandez Vega.
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Dragomiroff fmoribun do. Ell armis-
tiCio.-Un combate.

Paris. Julio. Ell <Petit Jour rnalS
pub ica IN telegrama de San Pc
terSburgO diciendo que ell c6IebIe
general russo Dragomirtf estk en-
la agonfa.
81 .E;lair1 manifesto que los
gobiernos russo y iapo mes no sd pu-
sierOn de acuerdO acerca del aEmis-
ticio Porque los japoneses reclama-
ban como condlci6R eventual Ia
evacuation de la Ifnea actual de
concentration que ocQpa Lin.evitch.
Un telegrama de Guntchulin re-
cibido en- San PeteFsburgo. dice gu @
en- ell comtate de Sanvaiza los fu- -
sos tuvieron dos oficiales y % sol-
dados muertos y 200 heridos.
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DesAe ell descubrimiento de Per-
quin, hace cincuenta amos, SO ha
aumentadO extraordinariam mente ell
ndNero de colores de anilina one
pueden obtenerse del alouitrSn.
Calculase que en- Ia actualidad es-
possible sacaF tres millones de cole
res, de los cuales $4,000 tienen pa
Cente.
= FL n1mero de materias coloran-
tes que SO extraen por 8gen ntes ma
CufaIes es relatlVamente peg ueno,
y muy pronto seFan relegadas al
olvldo, sustituy6ndoles las Seriva-
das del alquitFan.
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] mes DIaEO.
. 8 6'mAa lneeeq

EFenaE00 d los ingp0nentes sObTs JS5re-
tGS' Se Sortearan todOs Los af(Os en-
ire Los que mas 40 distinUan DOR ca
OongtanCiR en- el AhorrO.
A0r0' % GAIA: Para Las inppSiOiO-
De 8 & 103 de IL ma sHans. y da k31
de ID tarde los dfas Iaborabies: v de 81
& 104 de ID mRfana los Domingo Pnrs
Ia extracciones Las nniamas horaa AZ
EeptO ID de Los DominRos.
Re0LGnassto de Ia &ecCS6ss: La per-
gonas que intereaen mas pOrmanorea
Bobre IRs imposicioneg, extracnione9
mRnera de iquidRr intereseg, eto. pue-
den aOlisitRE an eismpIaR On Ia Caia.
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AV ! S o..

Un amigo de Jayuya inf6rmanoa
que lOS Sres. Frutos p. Heredia y Pc
drO SGnChO. Cuyo paraderO ir qui Is
mos, se sDcuentrRn en- el prOpiO bNrriO
de JayuyR, ell primerO dediCadO & Ia
STEM bra de CO f6 y eI seguH3o reCOIee.
t9ndO una tRlR de tGbAc0 de "a pro-
piedad.
RegRmoa. pues, & dichos sefloreS SO
RiFvan cOntestar 4 nuestras cartas,
puea las que reitarsdsmente les hemOa
escritO nos han edo devueItas sin que
OamsepA por quien. d. p.
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En- estS ciud0d he alberto una es.
pl6adidA casa de hr 6spede9, 10 que ten
go ell gustO de Of cecer q mis- amigos y
reD&CiOnSdos, que piensen paSRr una
temppradR en- eate pals.
Esta situada en- una de las principa'
les calles de eats gran Spoil.
Cuento con an mSgnffico aetviCio, y
an COcinero de fAma. PrecioG m6di.
Coz. Trato de familiR.
Dirijirae & "a dueflO M. LuzunGris,
1873 West Gath. ST. New York.
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Bale On GsroIIn

El sefior Juan suarez :, sidente
de la colcnia .espahola de Carolina
ha tenido Ia atenci6n que agraae-
cemos de invitarnes para un bale
de socledad que Sc neVara 4 efecto
en- dicho centric ell dia 80 del ac-
tual q las 8 y 80 de Ia noche.
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NOticiaS generates

ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAS.-El que suGcribs scspta
On administrator fncRs en- San Juan y
S3ntuECe gsERntizRnd0 el psg go 81 rem.
tistR. ReferenCiRs: propietafio en- San
Juan, tesOrer0 del Bsnco Popular y
vice pregidente de b SLigG de Propie-
tRrios0. - JOSE NJ. CARRERO. -
Luna 76 45v
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EntusiasIlO en- os
eaTlposIlOS Do llFOS ala.
GuFaISl Dc L a1onlI0.
EI pueblo prOtostaIdo los lhsul-
los dc III. Knapp.
(De maestro oOgresponsa5

Julio 30. -DespieEta en- nuestrOs
campesinos el entu1iasmo .p0f pu curA'
ci6n t0dcs Los dias lcuden pEesnLo-
sos & Il sub. estaci6n de an6mls eatA-
bleCida en- este pueblo bslo lsNdlrec
ci6n del doctor don e FfanclsCo ofla.
nrimara semana se recetaron. .S1s
ia se0unde aenena .......... 800
Total an los Quircs dias. ,7C8
De este rea6men hay 102 indiViduos
que contiL ian el tratRnnientO.
De los que Sc curaban anterlofmente
pOr ese mismo tFatamient0 y qde han
ecudido & estRs oficinas ga compruebR
que est6n curad0s radicElmente seten-
ta y ocho de lOs an6micos por uncina-
riGsis.
-GI pus bio de Lafas y su iurisdiC
ci6n pr5tests en6rgieamente be les
ConCsptos insuitaptes que diFige 6
nuestr0 pAis el ministr0 protssthnte
Mr.. b B. Kuapp en- ell peFi6dic0 ,
eTioga County Herald.s
IA este ministPo le parecs qua es de-
maaiad0 ministro para ell insuIeo y e.
coii6 en- 81 voCAbulariO de ga Fepertc.
ri0 Ia psIabra gitanO como a mas
apropiada y veiAminosR para npestros
paissnost T.
ArYe Gl7G. a. III @.
--Es % del corriente mes pr6Vi0 Iag
formslidades del cssO contFajeF0n ma
trim0nio civil an el pueblo de Oamuy.
don InOcancio Carols O igRri y d0fEa
Dolores ComuIRda MarlchAr. AmbOs
con renidenCia en BalIAney; ell pFinlero
propietsriO y ID segundS profesora ru-
raj del mismo bHrrio-
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--Nscimieptos: Susano Fuente Ro-
6riguez. r drO Juan GaYCfs FreYra '
Franciscs JusnB e ielmiP4 Msrfa Pc.
lion y l. foente.
-Defunel0nes: FsIa Rosa Clemente,
Garmen HqFsado. ASunci6n DsIgado
ESeAlers y Maria IrizREry Blrros6.
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IEl:GIl0R 6ElfslI

CONSFIO LAS NfADRES. - III jarabs Caimante
a s1n4a Winslov debe usarse siempre que los niios
sstan IN sl periodo le Ia den eon proporcona alive
'mediEo al pequeho Haciente, produce I'm sue no ma
>nra .ranuuilo aya el dolor sl angelic despiera
ANY Vvo allegro Es muy agradable al paladar, Calma
Al nio abanda encasi aliyld sus Dolores mace 70
ces TAX finconcs del est6mago regula los intestiros
IA ii meioy Temedio cohocido para Ia diarrea va
Vena 6sta de la denticion do cualqulGra ohra
TEaEs rn,,cho cuiC Ids en- pedir el "Jarabs CslsnaS
Il ls SL6orS Winslow''s as ei neioE de E0dos-
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CORTE De OlSTRITo

Terminado ell periodo de vacacio-
mes, desde hoy empieza ell Juez a
resolver en- su despacho; y pasado
mafiana empez IRAN nueyamente las
Sesiones en- Corte alberta:
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The Automatic Sowing
Company Machine.

La msquinR para Coser de pie y de
nano. 6oble pe1puuts y csdenetS mas
peItecta mas bsrata del mundo. Pre-.
clos sin oompetencia. AImRc6n. S,
Melon 6 Co. San Jugto 10. 45v.a.
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RON "LLAYE," /"

ReconOCidamente ell mas purO. higie
nlco sgrad9bIe que 90 fabrica en- eI
pals. Se VSnde en- los priCipGAes eats-
bleclmientos, y en- AreCibO por SuCe-
sores de RoEaa q ca.
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Tr8pica nu0Tto de-
in ninO Ell SaDana.
GraTIde.
PaTOeO que en- un dGSafIO de
base. ball OcurrI6 Ia dos.
gTdGIa.
EI suceso ha calsado intensa cons.
ternaci6n. II d
(PM teydgrGfo }

ApoChe reCibimos eI eIegrams que
sigue:
xSSbAnaa GPande. Julio 81. 8 p M.
- xCorreBpODdenCia.0 Capitsl. - Ha
oCurrido aquf esta tarde horrible des-
Ursnia En- IN tlesRffo de kB1se. balls
fu6 mueFt0 eli nifo Ila1nnado Flor
BRez.
Gel suCeso hG Cauaado lntensa C0nE"
ternaCi6n.
GCom6ntase pOr t0dRs parties doIO-
rOsamente. DetalIes cOrreQ. ~ CORES
0OqosGL.1
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A AVISO

Dasdg el dia 80 de Julio quedR abier.
to eI aboDo do Los bafIos de MIR an 81
SParque B0Fihquen.0 1
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BaRCO Territorial = AQFft9Ia
De Puerto Rico.
SECCION DE AHOBROs.

LnapOSScG0qaeS sO6re JS6retGs: Deuda
B0.26 & 81, 900, deveDpsrSn intere1eS Il
pOr 100 anual.
LnepOsScSOres d plasO t5o: Desds
$500 en- adelente devengarSn inter6s 81
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Julio IC6sar GoDzaIB Bz.

Notario p0bIico
San F1anCisCo 7S. 90 piSO. San Juan
E0efto hlo0. 10 va.