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The Bourbon news., 1905-11-10

HIGH GRADE Shoes for men, women
and children, at very low prices, at
Roberts & Anderson's. loft
The Bourbon news., 1905-11-10
Large Stock of Comforts.

If you want a. comfort, go to J. T.
Hinton's for it. His stock is the
largest and cheapest.
The Bourbon news., 1905-11-10

Persian R4gs.

We have just received shipment of Persian Rugs
selected especially for this market. Only two houses
in the United States have these rugs and we
of them. We absolutely guarantee them to be per-
feet specimens of the weaver's art. Only vegetable
dyes, which are indestructble used.
Here is our propostion-at any time that you re-
original purchase price on any other goods in ex-
change, provided the rugs not burned, cut or
otherwise careessy treated.
Could any offer prove to you better our conf
dence in the quality of those rugs?
Priced from $1,000 to $375.OO according to size
and kind.
The Bourbon news., 1905-11-10

DIR. G. III. BOWEN, the optician,
will be at A. j. Winters & Co..
Thursday, November 23d. Examina-
ton free.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-04-05
Nan PATTERSON'S SISTER
And Her Husband, j. Morgan Smith,
Under Arrest in Cincinnati.

Cincincinnati, March 31.-Positive
Identification Of ]. Morgan Smith and
his wife, who are wanted in New York
in connection with the Nan Patterson
trial, is expected to be made by Pawn
broker Stern, who is expected to ar
rive today from New York. It is upon
the apprehension Of these two that
District Attorney Jerome hopes to con-
vict not only Nan Patterson for the
muder of Caesar Young, but either
one or the other Smiths, or both, as
her allies. The woman confded to the
matron last night that she had not
slept a, full night since the arrest OF
her sister Nan and has been much
worried since the tragedy. Smith as
serts his willingness to return to New
York without requisition papers, say
ing he has nothing to fear.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-04-05

Now chat an English syndicate has
stepped in and paid some So, 600, GOO
for the secret of manufacture. the
6gh5 over 81 right to use the word
Chartreuse op the most famous Liquor
of Europe seems to be settled. The en-
forced removal of the monks who own
ed the secret of Grenoble, France, to
Tarragons, Spain caused widespread
distress amoung those who had form
erly been employed by the distillery.
The French government, has failed to
get at the secret; the French product
was being barred by legislation from
other countries, as an imitation, and
the monks likewise, produced, it is
claimed an inferior article, owing to
the impossibility of obtaining the
finest sorts of old brandy in Spain,
whittier they had transferred their
monastery. So the present sale is like
ly to meet with public approval.
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mere skeletons. A few bodies-nine
the sailor counted-yet preserved some
resemblance Of humanity These lat
ter were scattered among the older rel
les. They wore the clothes of Dyaks.
Characteristic hats and weapons de-
noted their nationality. The others,
the first harvest Of this modern Col
gotha, might have been Chinese COO
lies. When the sailors fascinated vi
sion could register details he distin-
guished yokes. baskets, odd looking
spades and picks strewn amid the
bones. The animals were all Of one
type-small. lanky, with long pointed
skulls. At last he spied withered
hoof. They were pigs.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-04-05
THE BANK OF SUMTER,
SUMTER, s. c.
City and County Depository.

Capital stock paid in, $4,000 90
Undivided surplus, 5000 90
Individual liability of stockhold-
ers in excess of their stock, $4,000 90
Transacts general banking business;
also has Saving Bank Department. De-
posits of 81 and upward received Inter
est allowed at the rate of per cent. per
annum, payable semi-annually.
W.. B. HAYNSWORTH, President,
r. I. MANNING, WE. RHAME,
Vice President. Cashier.
Jan. 81.
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CHAPTER V.

ca avo,:e % find the sun aigh in
- tie heavens Iris wal Qrepar-
III ing breakfast; fine Gre was
sa cracking cheerfully, and the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-04-05
ENGLAND INFORMED.
THE JAPANESE AMBASSADOR AC.
QUAINTS ENGLAND WITH
JAPAN'S TERMS.
Distinct Progress in Peace Negotia
tons Expected to Be Made Within
the Next Week.

Birmingham, England, March 81.
The Post says it has reason to believe
that Baron Hayashi, the japanese am
bassador to England, yesterday in
formed Lord Lansdowne, secretary of
State for foreign affairs Of the terms
on which Japan will consent to make
peace. Distinct progress in the peace
negotiations are expected to be made
within the week
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-04-05
WOMEN BURNED TO DEATH.
Fatal East Side Fire in the City Of
New York.

New York, March 31.-Ellen Mon.
chan, widow, SO years old, was burn.
ed to death in her home at 205 Eas1
Sixty-Seventh street this morning
Mrs. Ward, also tenant of the house
made daring rescue Of her husband
who was sick with pnuemonia, and
her six children. The loss by fire was
trifling.
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fro BE CONTINUED
The Fragrance of Yasuas.

Many smokers are probably unaware
that part of the fragrance Of Havana
cigars is impaired by the wrappings
called "yaguas" in which they are
rolled y yagua is the thin. netlike
covering found on the leaves growing
round the fruit Of the yaSua palm and
is large enough t. wrap 4 bundle OF
fifteen or twenty cigars. SO highly are
yaguas esteemed that Il Cuban law
prohibits the expectation Of them.
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A London Judge has recently decid-
ed that 81. 80 is enough for man to
nav for his wife's Easter bonnet.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-04-05
DeLORnE'S
PHARMACY,
% South Main ST.

Open from 7 a. m. to 10 p.
m. ; Sunday, 9 a. m. to l P. M
Having consolidated my two
stores, will be pleased to see
all my customers at the above
stand, where | am better pre-
pared than ever 10 serve then
Your prescriptions will be
called for and delivered.
Phone 45.
Full line Of Drugs, Garden
Seed and Cigars.
Your patronage solicited.
Cali bell for night work.
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mental displays Size wanted 70 Dox
her own ears.
With innate tact she took keen in
terest in tie telling Of the tree.
..W hat do you want it for:'' she in
ouired when the sturdy trunk creaked
and fell.
jerks felt better new.
"This is a change Of diet" he ex-
planned. .No: we don't boil the leaves
or nibble the bark When l split this
palm open you will find that the in
terror is full of pith. will cut it out
for you, and then it will be your task
to knead it with water after we'll wash
ing it, pick out all the fiber and finally
permit the water to evaporate. In
couple of days the residuum will be-
come a white powder, which, when
boiled, is sago.'
"Gocd gracious!' said Iris.
"The story sounds unconyincing, but
I believe I am correct 1t is worth
trial"
ST should have imagined that sago
grew on stalk like rice or wheat"
"Or Tepsyr'
She laughed. A difficult situation
had passed without undue effort. In
happily the man reopened it. While
using a crowbar as a wedge he en-
deavored to put matters on straight
forward footing.
GA little while ago." he said, 'you
seemed to imply that I had assumed
the name of jerks"
But Miss Deane's confidential mood
had gone. Nothing Of the kind" she
said coldly. ''I think jerks is an ex-
cellent name
She regretted the words even as they
fell from her lips. The sailor gave
mighty wrench with the bar, splitting
the log to its clustering leaves.
"You are right" he said. "1t is dis
tinctive, brief, dogmatic. I cling to it
passionately."
Soon afterward, leaving Iris to the
manufacture Of sago, he went to the
leeward side Of the island, search for
turtles being his ostensible object.
When the trees hid him he quickened
his pace and turned to the left in or
der to explore the cavity marked on
the tin with skull and crossbones.
To his surprise he hi: upon the rem
nants of a roadway--that is, line
through the wood where there were no
well grown trees, where the ground
bore traces Of humanity in the shape
Of a wrinkled and mildewed pair Of
Chinese boots, wooden sandal, even
the decayed remains Of a palki, or lit
ter.
At last he reached the edge Of the
pit, and the sight that met his eyes
held him spellbound.
The labor Of many hands had torn
chasm, a quarry, out Of the side Of the
hill. Roughly circular in shape, it had
diameter of perhaps a hundred feet,
and at its deepest part, toward the
cliff, it ran to depth Of forty feet.
On the lower side, where the sailor
stood, it descended rapidly for some
fifteen feet.
Grasses, shrubs, plants Of every va
riety, grew in profusion down the
steep slopes wherever seeds could find
precarious nurture until point was
reached about ten or eleven feet from
the bottom. There all vegetation ceas-
ed, as if forbidden to cross a magic
circle.
Below this belt the place was charnel
house. The bones Of men and animals
mingled in weird confusion. Most were
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-04-05
$780, 100000 Capital.
THE FIRST NATIONAL Bank
of Sumter, s. G..

THE Comptroller of the Currency hav-
ing approved the increase Of the Capita:
of this Bank to $1Oo,000.Oo, depositors
now have as security for their deposits !:
Capital, 100000 Oo
Stockholders Individual La
bility, 10000 0o
Surplus and Undivided Prof
its, 25,OO0 O0
Total Security for Depositors, $225,0oo 90
ONLY NaTloNLA BANK IN CITY OF SUMTER.
Largest Capital of any Bank in this
section of South Carolina.
Strongest Bank in Eastern part Of this
State.
Interest allowed on deposits to a limited
amount.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. j. CHINA, President.
NEILLa O'DONNELL, Vice President.
q. D. BARNETT, R. D. LEE,
g. A. LENNON, JOHN REID,
E. P. Kicker.
B. L. ErMUNDS, Cashier.
3. D. LEE, Solicitor.
BOOKKEEPERS.
j. l.. McCslium, D. j. Vim, Jr.
Oliver l.. Yates.
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Every Facility

For the transaction of business is afford
ed those who deposit their money with
The Sumter Savings Bank.
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presiding goddess had SO altered her
appearance tilst the sailor surveyed
her with establishment.
I;e noiselessiy assumed sitting pos
ture. tuc,3a his feet beneath him and
blinked. The girls face was not visi-
bic from where he sat, and for j few
seconds he thought he must surely be
dreaming. She was attired in I, neat
navy blue dress ard smart blouse. Hes
white canvas shoes were replaced By
strong leather boots. She was quite
spick and span, this island Hebe.
So soundly had he slept that his
senses returned but slowly. At last
he gaessed what had happened. She
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-04-05

Shanghai, March 2e.-The provin-
cial mints have been issuing unlimit-
ed quantities of debased copper cur.
rency whereby officials have profted
to the extent of $4,000, ,000 taels an
nually. AS a result of this debase-
ment of the currency a financial col
lapse is threatened.
Halifax, N. S., March 25.-Two
great trans Atlantic liners, The Paris
ian, of the Allan line, and the Albano
Hamburg American boat, both
bound in, heavily loaded with psssen-
gers, collided off the harbor's entrance
tonight. Both.were seriously damaged
but reached their docks and landed
their passengers safely. The Parisians
stern touched bottom as she reached
ner wharf, while hard pumping kept
he Albano free.
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La LIGA De
MUNICIPIOS

Los Ayuntamientos de la isla, estan dan
do pruebas de civismo de energfa, dig
mas de ser tomadas en- consideration.
Como quiera que segGn disposition de
la Secretar1a de Puerto Rico, las munich
palidades no pueden consignar en- sus res
pectivos presupuestos la insignificante su-
ma con que pudieran desear contribuir pa
ra el sostenimiento de la "Liga;"
Varios miembros de algunos Ayunta-
mientos estan abriendo suscripciones po-
pularcs que son Uenadas Embellishments
ESQ Sc llama patriotismo espfritn pd-
blico.
Ese es el camino. Cuando un pueblo
defende los derechos sagrados de que Sc lie
cespoja y We que Sc le cierran las puertas,
no debe desmayar y con constancia y con
fe hacer buen trabajo en- la seguridad de
veneer al fin de Ia jornada.
NADIA de desmayos, NADIA de vacilacio-
mes
Hay que avanzar y avanzar con entu-
siasmO. No importa que haya Judas me-
drosos. De esos, en- todas parties hay, y
sin6 no podrfa establecerse ell contraste.
Hay que secundar decididamente la ac-
ci6n comGn de los municipios que es la
mas genuina representation del pueblo.
Y cuando ese pueblo secunda la acci6n
de sus representatives, es Ia demonstration
mas palmaria de que le reitera SUI CONTAIN
"a, honor inestimable para los que tienen
conciencia del puesto que desempe1an por
la suprema voluntad del pueblo.
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BUSCANDO PIEL
HUMANA.
Seguramente los MediGOS
Sc guedaran SentadOS.
tQulen no Sc haee el DIsInuIadO?

I'm peri6dico americana que Sc publica
en- Santa F6 (Nuevo Mexico) DICE 10
siguiente:
''Hace algdn tempo unanifa de II amos
e. eshiia de don Andres Sena, Sc quem6 gra-
mente easi todo su cuerpo lnientras encen-
dia Ell fuego en- la estufa de la cocina en- la
casa de su padre en- el lado Sur.
LOS doctores Knapp y Diaz fueron la
mados y despu6s de aplicarle a la nina
quemada todos los medios artifciales su
disposition han hallado que para salvarle
la vida tendran que valerse de un pedazo
de piel humana.
''Los m6dicos estaran en- sus ofcinas to-
das las tardes desde la una hasta las tres
para tomar los nombres de todos aquellos
quienes voluntariamente deseen sacrifcar
algo de su piel para fin tan noble.
"Los m6dicos dicen que esta es una de
las peores quemaduras con que Sc han en-
contrado durante SUI practica de medicina
aquellos que 10 hagan ayudaran uno
de los actos mas humanos del mundO. Es
absolutamente necesario para salvarle la
vida la nina que esta donaci0n de piel
gratuita sea hecha y los donadores no de-
ben rehuir esto."
Claro que no debe nadie hacerse el di-
simulado empezando por los redactores del
colega para que den el ejemplo.
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.ENPRESIITO NUM-
CIPAL DE NAGUABO.
CULTISIMO CENTRIC OBRERO.
HA LLEGADO La PROFESORA ISABEL PRATS,
Ode mq,estro correspomaal. }

Octubre 11.-TIa lfegado Ell buey mat-
nieipaL El EN- pr6stito). --
Veremos 81 Sc sabe hacer buen uso de 81,
10 que ST creemos pues el alcalde senior
Rafael Roea es hombre que Sc ocupa con
inter6s de la administration municipal, 10
que lie ha hecho acreedor 4 Ia estimation
general del pueblo. Mucho falta por
hacer aquf; pero DON constancia y buena
voluntad puede hacerse mucho.
La central 'T$an Cristobal'' continGa
sus trabaios en- laconstrucci6n de los edif-
clos y monturas de maquinas; pero las
obras Sc hacen con- tai lentitud que al paso
que van no molera hasta abril mayo.
81 bien es cierto que este va en- perjuiclo
de los propietarios de dicha central, tam
bi6n es cierto que perjudica al pueblo por
cuanto muchos pFoletarios estan sin ira
bajo.
Sc critica tam bi6n la parsimonia con
que sc estan llevando estas obras sin causa
que 10 iustifque, Bor cuanto afecta grande-
mente 4 los agrichltores de esta fertil re
gi6n.
-Hemos visitado el centro obrero de
este pueblo 6l demuestra de modo evi-
dente la cultura de estos buenos hijos del
trabaio, sobresalieldo los sostenedores de
tan simpatica sociddad sefores Ernesto Ro-
driguez, PraxedesI Higinio Ledroux y el
joven seflor Cox.
-Hacese necesario poner este pueblo
en- communication cpn sus limftrofes.
Pasamos 81 avisb 4 la junta de caminos
por 81 tiene bien tomar esta nota en- con-
sideraci6n.
La plaza ''Ga luther Benftez'' necesita
algUnas carretadas de arena, y como este
no cuesta mucho dinero creemOs sera aten-
dida nuestra indicaci6n.
Ell acueducto estara pronto al serviciO
p6blico gracias & lbs gestiones del alcalde.
-Tenemos una magnfica casa escuela
oiala podamOs c8ntar con otra para el
pr6ximo afio escolar.
Esta debe ser uha de nuestras primeras
atenciones. Escuelas, muchas escuelas.
-Varias casas De la poblaci6n han sido
pintadas rescientenl lente el pueblo presenta
un bonito aspectq. Predomina el color
verde entire los escbgidos. Els el color de
la esperanza QuR no quede defraudado
en- las reclamaciones de sus derechos la
del pueblo de P. Rico, son nuestros deseos.
-Ha llegado q este pueblo la simpatica
profesora sefiorita Isabel Prats. Sc espera
de un momento otro los se10res Mon
fort y Gouwinm de regresO de los Estados
Unidos y la distinguida y apreciable IA
milia Carrot procedente de Europa.
Sc anuncia la posibilidad de que en-
breve file su residencia en- este pueblo la
distinguida familia de nuestro amigo y CO.
rreligionario don G elestino Rodriguez.
La noticia ha sido recibida con j6bilo,
pues dicha familia cuenta aquf con genera
les simpatfas.
La preciosa tTiguefia Lula Cabrera
ha vuelto al hogar nativo donde es muy
querida por sus virtudes y .m6ritos perso-
males.
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ATENTADO CONTRA LA HYGIENE.

Es un verdadero atentado contra la sa-
lud p6blca Ell estado deplorable en- que Sc
encuentra la columna mingitoria de la pla-
"a del mercado de esta ciudad por su su-
ciedad y abandono. La fetidez que des-
pide es de tai 1ndole que Sc hace material
mente impossible pasar por ALI.
Seguramente que ignorado por las au-
toridades locales de San Juan, que, sa-
berlo, va hubieran dispuesto 10 oportuno
para evitar tales inconvenientes, los que
seguramente desapareceran tan pronto lie
que & conocimiento de 6llos. Precisa-
mente la plaza del mercado de San Juan
es uno de los edifcios mas abandonados y
es acknowledgements uno de los que requiero
mayor atenci6n.
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JUICES CeIebra adOs en- Aguada.
CinGO SentenCIadOs y uno AbsuetO. .-Srta, Lola
Martinez, z,-EsCuea kOCturna.
Ode maestro correspOpsaI. }

Octubre 13.-5
Aver visit6 por pri imera vez Ell Juzgado
Municipal para presenciar varios juicios
que Sc hallaban penHientes de resolution
Ell competente Juez senor Vadf cumpli6
como era debido hacienda justicia con
aquel que Sc la merecfa. Seis fueronI los
juicios celebrates en- dicho Juzgado, re-
sultando cinco sentenciados uno absuelto.
-Anoche tuvimos eel gusto de oonocer
la simpdtica triguena mayagIezana Lolita
Martinez, sobrina del seflor Jose Mata
Martinez, quien desea pasarse una tempo
rada entire todos sus familiares. Seg6n me
he enterado acompahara q la apreciable
familia hasta Ell pueb 10 de Isabella, donde
sera su residencia defnitiva. Feliz viaje
la gentil triguefia y compafifa.
-Anoche visit6 la escuela nocturna ell
senior inspector del diBtrito Mr. Daniel T.
Kelley. Creo que encontr6 la asistencia
regular: Dicha escuela Sc halla cargo
del professor senor Alers.
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ANCON de PASAJE-
fOS AnasYadO al
Mar.
Ell SuCesO 0GufriO en- AreGIbO.
Ode maestro eorresponsoz.) }

Octubre 13.-Ayer 4 consecuencia de
la gran marejada y el corrent6n del rio Sc
Hev6 el anc6n Heno de pasajeros hacia el
mar, armandose gran. confusion y susie
entire 6stos.
Sc logr6 con cabos atraerlo de nueyo
hacia el RIO 9a
-EIa fallecido Ia nina Luciano Aresty
por cuyo motive las escuelas tienen la
bandera 4 media asia, s.-
Hoy Sc celebr6 ante esta Corte de
distrito el juicio en- Ia causa seguida q Ra-
fael Alvarez del Islote por violaci6n.
Llevaba la defensa del acusado el Lcdo.
A. SuliVeras, la acusaci6n fiscal cargo
del Lcdo don Ramon Quinones.
La defensa estuvo q gran altura consi-
guiendo Ell senior Suliveras la absoluci6n
del acusado. .......
Este juicio Sc celebr6 puerta cerrada
pero Sc estra1a Sc negase tambi6n la entra-
da Ia prensa- H..
Sc espera de la reconocida amabilidad
del honorable juez senior Aldrey autorice
la entrada de los Representatives. de la prem
sa los juicios sucesivos
.-Ha obtenido la buena pro en- la su-
basta de carnes para Ia proxima semana el
seflor Miguel Correa.'
,-Pronto comenzara el arreglo de la
plaza del corregimiento en- la cual Sc hard
un ensayo de asfaltado.
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AB-INTESTATO De
Don MATEO LUGhETTI
Aviso 4 los acreedores.

Con uBj.tO de Cumplir 10 dispuesto
en eI Artlcul0 so de ls Lay de ProCe-
dimientoa legAlea espeC1aies, sprobsds
ell 9 de Mario de 1905, de c1Lf forni-
dad con 81 arNfculo 81 de 10 miAmp, y
previA oEden del Hon. Juez de la Cor
te de DiatTito de San Juan. 1icta6n al
dis 81 de Agost0 6ltimo, Ce Nvis0 nor
el preaente a loagacFee3OrsR del dlfun.
to don MateO LuChetti para que pre-.
senten SuG reciamaciones con Ion CO.
rTespOndieDSes ColdprO bantes, baio iu.
rAnenSo, dirie i6ndoIag & In Oficina del
susoribiente. situSdS en- el piSo also Clal
edifcio del BAnco Tel r.t,orial Aorfco;n
de eetN ciudAd. San Juan, Puerto R..
cn SeDGienbrs / de 1905 Horm0oa6
IT. Behe, Administrator iuuiciTl de
AOS bienea dc don Matao Luchetti.
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A mis- G. GIlONGOs, J al pdbllGO en-
general,

En 10 quo % rsedlfica converisnts.
mente el a0csl que ocuua ba en- h onIlp
de Atien NJ. 81, he trsenndEdu a, eata.
biecimientO de barberfa Ella Uoi6n
AI No. 19 de Is misms cuIle. En- dish
local OfrezCo & rs constanteS f.Vore,
cedores, eSmerAdI aerviCiOa, hecho,
cou prp~ titud ? el, GapCia. iEspecS0,
L5C5G*1 s'a c0rtes de 6Gr6GsI Varirua
sxcsterte per e'fumerfa flsnCesa para
nSO dc los parroquianos.
lUna Vl2lta, y - COZ VenCereial
30 va. AgapStO del Zoro
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In honhEa honrado.

SeGor Editor.--Sirvase informAr q sHB lee
lores que 81 me escriben confdenCialment
tes mandare Dor correo en- Carta sellada el
plan que seeuf Dor eli ouaI obtuve el resta-
b ecimiento permanents compacto de mi
Balud v vigor varonil despues de amos de su-
frimientos de debilidad nePviosa, pGrdidaS
noCturnas parties debiles atrofiadaS.
No as mi idea conseguir dinero de nadie;
fui robado estafado por oharlataneE, hasta
parder Ia fe del genero humane, pero, graCias
Dios, eEtoy ahora bien vigoroso fuerte, y
con dOseo de hacer Conocer & todos eEte reme-
dio cierto de curarse.
No teniando NADIA que vender nj que en-
War @. A. D., no degeo dinefo.
DiraoOi6u; q. Brant, Box Dolray, Mich,
DR. Ut,
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-14
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OFF ice of the Commissioner.
Department Of Education.

San Juan, P. R.. Ost. Z. 1905.
Scale d proposals. in quadrupliCOte
for the erection of Q frsms school
building Rt Las MAlf&g. Porto Rico.
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