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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-22
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~eti. G, Il Spor8smaal, lom Intcr=
e9icrer ale 6nmiliINOre. Den betjenote
tpitc 9io,nita6smOnO % 6orfattsr,
Nl0r 9}Or0au, oar nllid itreDet Ell tort
2lrtItel om oette snne, 6pori ban Tiger:
SpprQsmaalct '@blo ital Dore Son-
ner BIZ lar fig lite beipare paa en- fors
.nuIti9 Nlpa0e, iOroi bet er 'alit li0d.
Set maa lpOe: '0Oorleoea maa bore
Spnner bli, for at DC / ct Dpiltetiom=
Gelt 2instalo itNl TONNE paa Oen
.9ronne GrenF @alget al &iustOlo er
life 0l9jprenpe ior, bpOrOiOt Spnncn /
bet prattiite Civ ital ilaa i9 9oDt
i9jennem, men bans Cporaoelie. 2ab
Outten paa Stolen iaa en- 0ruuoig
NlmenOannelle, oertil bj0lper 6liO,
lelO bDor Gbnerne er me0et oroin0re.
gao 6amliieOoerleperin9 % muli9
2llbpIell9be0, Inn 9lerne IAN pore en-
Su99eltion ira Denne 60Wilieoperleoc.
ring, beilemme Den ia9lI9c Qannelie,
uoen at man ipilOer 8i0en meO Den
lenii9tsIpie 2libeien al llOii9terne in=
oen oettc eller Dint &alO o9 gjpre Jig
SetDmrin9er neromL GrS0loet pal9t
Ida l0O ben ln9e Ntano bli tilGolot
meo 0runoig0eo, iom n'oeles lite fan
gaa lan9t not tile9ne Jig ollie Oertil
uotr0Oeoc &unoltaber % 69rOigbes
Der, lUre ait, iom Nteltre fan lore
BAN. % life iloo ig til JtO meo np9er
3Nlp YIoen eler tIllaOe noget sou, lin
6orbereoelie. W2an ital inopr0Qe
bdm, at Der bare gIOes en- fru9tbar
2Sr9jGrri9beo, ocn: altio at tilireoa-
lille li9 ielO % 9ipre ait, bOuO mon
loreta8er Ii9, OaoeIlpit at p0re mcD
Dele i'm Sj0l i 1T 2lrbeioe % laOe bet,
iom Ell poet tole ior Jig IelO. Nian ital
/ rette 8O lgre Gutter at, iottc 9ris
paa &ptIcu Oto ac' cntle 2ip', iom
YaltOr G6arles gSagnsr iaa pcltaIenoe
bar fremliiilet. M
Zen 6ur, JON after benne 2lnpis=
ming bar iOrmet iir S5ens &aratter,
git bam en- 6aguOOannslie % ppbp99et
bNm en- @erOensbeira8triing, ban Tan
relti9 lille bam pan 5piltetiombellt
9jorne, DOpr itertt Del ,no bl0ler bam
ON Erene. OutteH 0iI brntte QGr-
meme op % rOlig ii9e: Som an, Ser
Oen! Seq ital ta9e Def op Ineo big"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-22

Som lao cnonu paa famine Ylaos,
oa Glen traaote ino. Sum liilleoe fig
bag bans Stpl p9 iu9oe: Som, jeQ
t0n ittr lUn9cr uoboloe at le big Jorge
iaaleoes. Som, bun bar life bin &i0r-
li9beo p0roi0".
"Gllcn, boor ian ou li9e
SEQ ipnes, oil ber pioe bet. 6ol
bet lmerter mig at ie big ia0ltoes pOe.
lU99e belle DIT Vip Ior Denoe, lUm alorig
ellieOe big, men fun Snd".
"Su lDber Gllen, oct er rmuligt".
seq lDDer life. &an on buite, at
bun, fort ior bum oeOe, bao mig br0noe
nogle Srebc. @un 9aD mig Dem. Oct
bar SrCOe fra Sad til benoe. "
"lRin 0uO, boaO maa jc0 bpre
!0ppr er Dc"
Gllen to0 Den lille Ynttc @reOc op
Al i'm &jolelpmmc, og la9ot ben pNa
Soroet, meg Jig iaN title no al Siuen
% git pp p0o tit &Grclie.
9imerne gil. Glcn l0a o9 lDtteos,
men neoenunoer bar alt lille.
Site en- yDo nooeoe benDes Gre.
Siot for 3a99rD bprte BUN cit Stol
blpe ilptiet. SiulIer blep trutne no, al
% til bprte bun 8Om goa Op o9 nco
an 6julbet. 9tter bleb Der title, men
ltrar clter 6orte bun en- iOag traoicnoe
EpO ~ &om bar / 6nro nleo at itripc.
Grcben al Ell pincn0e 2h9li, bun
Ololte lite for bpao, lilteoe bum Jig neO
40 SrNppeyne.
0oren lioo naben ino til Stuen, %
peO &Oroet lao 3Om I'M liore Coos
fralle % itreO
ga ban lit Sie puN Glen, reile ban
li9. git ben til benoe % la9oe:
SEQ tager Sort, jeg 9anr til Sjps
i9jen; OIL fan bebolOe 0uiet; Der T00r
je9 op9 aiOrig 6reo. ojaa III tiliengs.
6llen, pg 6arpel. Ono bore meO oi9!"
0un tO9 bans uOirattc 0nauO, %
uoen at mUle ct CrO ait bun op paa
iii GGreiie, meOens 3om i0jrl latte lg
I'll at itriDr.
ct Nieblit eIter lagne ban Yennen
ira lig, lr99 line bl0tteOe 6in9rr
gjennem oct buitcoe 0aar % lptteoe.
"Nicn Del er @mocnI ipurgte ban
ii9 ielO
9llen oct var life 0inocu. Get par
6llen, iom meO 9lnli9tet be9raOet line
@onOer ginger % Smerte 9r0O %
bulteoe obcy at bare lorllDrret bO0oe
3om9 o9 i'm c9cn 6rcO Ger paa ,5orOen
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-22
Gllcll.

Ser boooe l0nge secret itilll ! oet
lille &anlmer. Gun 0apets oDbe Gren
% Ell urolig SeD09elie FRA Ell ung
Guinoe, Der laa p0N lit Iposleie, baDoe
al O0 til aibruOt l}attens StilbeO. 5
en- ma0elio @rneliol 'ao Spgepleieriten
Mtan0e NUtter 5r0t 6nOoe bun paa-
act bos Den ig0e, men bCnOes 2nc
laaes itte Gpor al Sppnigbeo, SITE
en- Sepo9elie iorraaote at bun bar
tr0t.
9}utten git, men Oa Gasen be8pnotc
at brDoe trent TOM Der Ell Irlit sullnQ
ira Sieen. Der rulteOe / Suieta Bin
ouer. Zen iDge penote lg og aabneot
meo ct anb Sut De ODOstrUtte Gicna
laoQ. gMeo ct beoenoe, Btit lda bun
paa 9oinnen Der ioo peO benoes SCng.
Glen"
Surtlg rellie SD9eplelerlten N9 p0
bpieoe ut SppeO tGt neO MOB Oen 'N9e.
"GGen IN Ear UGret ina 9Oo mon
'nig,4
9er tom III imertelig Pauie, 2lanoe-
0rQttet tonl lan9iomt % tuH9t
~Tet cr irart iprbi, Sllen."
saen ltIt;oe lit SOoeo o9 iaa mer
Sdurer 7nene pan lin unge geninoe
"Soas D'r reg, pei Oe0 je9 8oot.
0O oct sr Ocrior noset jag Oil 6soe dig
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-22
Sil Norsts treiarucOc Tlng.

I'll Ell Ciong por Ell 6IOrme- Stp,
al ypn Ell aompoo9S 1tOt9en9rp,
pu ltor9es robe Stag.
Nie6 big Son9 9crfobs Snette 10,
puu Sra9epn9 til Ottenep.
"a SoIen bIe9nVO, blunt % bei
bn loo poo Slois Sl9
III Ron9epurpnr p"ut ou er
% potlst poo ct $9eitelpGr,
on Seict Jtoie bult
III &lob, ou Vonncr, bar bin Get
{iI l19itaI ior bin NtajeitGt
1tgen Solicit ipGrotc oct
ira Gcicr }'olenS AluIb.
I'll iuGute ouer Spro en- Sang,
ou &lo6 Gfp, iplb mso Seicr Gang
lor' ON ,letIaS : rano
Sc 1porel 1pboer ipuIn9e, o9
ben Nimlen5 &ouu eSreuen Orog
om &erben ct SlGnmeto9
anl9rt al en SrfaE.
=, Stapucn Ho II SigurOS Sppc
ou brGn6te mer emo Col Spo
"a NeicnS Cceai
beu bag big fart om 0imicn, bucr
&ometenS Straall pale lor;
al oine Ciuilers o'oienilor
be0GtteS Gr9ellonp.
Som Nriot poo SGntlGnOS piIoe Nl9l
Ne0ino loo ira nerten Stol,
Sor9 itipnot ;f'rla9
moe Cal &eit NIB 1Ol ~
ON 9ougcn itte oen Npit
os lptteO, ON si 5ieIOet5 @or
tiIion9 bom 9tpiteriIo9
iou bang Olr Stag, ! &ririonsbol9
itor!08cnimptt Oo9 1ort >ors
men oite npi ou op
% io0 moo Ben o9 ioo moo Zit
ON cI Der Vpu cuonl par lQlt
'om bro9te til rim Injerpe Srpn
og Dig til Soprco Sop.
Get tom, bet ypn, % letteo l9
iom bploen CNorie SoyS big
Ell ,lo, mer binmellt rcH
eno ben, lom Hammer ira Din gI9b
Der iorpco (onnebro9e roo,
oo i &uIton Nro9t bu lrembrsc
noo b9ieu 5rcO itSten.
N},u miOt ygniiotorict lac
paatrpo3 to }oyOeutiIcr bloo.
Zen 0iuO iuOlmcOe0 bent
iom naaoio bpo, ot 9lor9eS 6loG
opltoo iorberligcI ell Gag,
Zig Stpuet, be- iom 0n9el bog
i'll Gdropb9i Irocler irem.
l@erSeInnl
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-22
georc rab 9rnql.

Su9 o9 flag filrrrer lille Bsrr fra al JEcr'
Sen8en. Der er cn ionilititioneI 9lariaa ioc
oenne Soasbeo, g}r2 GuamcrS. 8or ".
glotre Dame, Snb., ienOer itii III g}Cote Fl.
beIoige 8iemme-S.r me0 fnoitouOig 8rag
anpisning. Gem ir0eH %r4As. men ,yi
ioog, gUis 0ereS 8grn li6cr n eenne Spog
bco. aait life Stploeu paa 3srs5 Sprn, 0er
eiter al Sonipnlisbeo life fa!i hlelpc ior Def.
GeHne Cur belbreoer oeiua Sttas % O. ..pre
5oIt, Der Iioer al llrir.@aniteltpheoer. 9ai
eller glat. Grin bette Gproa.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-22
Sunitcn "Sattlina" giclion

0ab Fprieoen g1riti Ell 9runoi9 &lno=
juling San 6ranciscO, % gtellon TIL
tiGmpcOc iig Deo Onnc 2nleoni'g
G5ampion -3itclen ior @losien al lette
QrisiN9tere 2lmerila. 0an mOotog
oesuoen sl8,S4 i Yenge ior oenne i'm
@eoriTt. Britt ifuloe ha Suing / l2
Cm1un9e, men iii not Is.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-22

pm, Glen en- ljenelle, nunr lea er
BOO % borte.
Glen bpieos after @obebrt neO mob
ben SD9s
ger Glen" iagoe bun % lpfltbe
Saunoen, "bel aompOen oen treble
Stune til penlire pil OIL ilnoe Ell Yatle
Srepe, bent oeml"
Gllen l9gte u9 ianoi Srebcne, Der
bdr iNmmenbunone mco ct ialmet Sit
iebaan0. Scr lD9e lob i'm pisne
@aanO glioe tiGrte9ntnoe ben oper oen
lille Yatte.
"0et er 5atis, min tgen 5acis
Yrebe. g(aar je9 er OpD, Glen, lop
mig iaa al m bill br0noe bem. 3om
lnda alOrig ie Dem. Stattels Som, Ell
900 % tj0rIi9 Wiano bar ban pNrct
moo mig. Ntcn min iOriie &iNrli0beo
bar Sad; bun bnOoe ct blot SinD,
o9 oa ban en- Dag / %rcoe Forloo mig,
giftcoe ic9 mig meo 3Dm. 0a Sud
liolte 0an0 tom blem ira i'm lun0e
9tellc, III je9 fprli at OiOe, bpor beii
ban ellteoe mig. gNret eiter Iorllir
BAN. COB mig, at Oh pil brUnoe oe
Srcpe for 6oms SlDl0"
"tSei lObcr jeg Di9"
gu bar pNrci ia0 9Oo imoo mig
bar M o9iaa 900 og btnli9 moo ±
Ieg peo, ban Oil lame mig.
Seq iii 9jpre ait, 6uab OIL beoer
mig ON, gicllit
Seq irpier Guen, bent Som, jag
bar life lGn9e tlbaQe"
Gaen itpnOtc fig no, men iol arar
hlba8e lulOt al en- 6ci, trafii8 N2ano
paa 0enDeO De %. 9an .o9 oen Gp=
enoes Soano i'm % talte trpltenoe
Cro til benOe.
9iellie lan lNnge iii0e; iaa lplte0e
bum ptoieliQ 0o0eoei iiOt ira Yuocn
% ia9oe Oilot: NrUnb Yrcpcnc, Gl-
len"
0bao Ct bet for 8rcOe?" ipuroic
2Om.
"Grcpe ira 5cnoes Nooer, ior brn
blc0 9iit iuarcoe flien
Yer blcp i0ien opO3itiQe / Shlen.
lan9t uoe ades Gagslplct itlnne, men
Oa Solcn icnote line iorlic Straaler
inO oct lille &ammtr ba0oc 9ielIie
Iuttef y; Ei',, 10, Fe'ianoi8.
Faa oen life &pie5aoro OcO 00pct
lanot Dun in ojrap 81 Sel8erne
oeobleo at rule oe Iangc 1ommeroa9e
o8 9I0tier. 0moucmc 4om9 0u5
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-22
Doftor \. \. Sperre,

@Orif |99c, '!S'fG"''ii' TSii1s"is iiaIss,.,, tss
@ar luoerct Sn9cuioemItab gerlin, Spiflane
aontor: Cuer eitu Srus Store,
se'e'oh' Sisleton, 9. 3,
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02

political Friendships.

A few months before he died Ho-
ratio Seymour said to one of his
friends, Dwight Lawrence Of New
York: Dwight, / feel that 1 am near
the end OF my career, and l want to
tell you something. have had great
deal to do with politics and with poll
ticians in my time, and as l look back
over the past l can clearly see that the
best friendships of my life have been
formed in politics. 1t is irfpolitics that
have met the manifest men, the most
generosity; These friendships have
been enduring too. Many Of them have
continued throughout life. / believe
politics brings out the best. there is in
man. 1t teaches the narrow ~ n to be
broad, the selfish ono to be Se<lerous.
This is true becaus, endships are es-
sential to success. IN that field of ac-
tivity one must have friends or be
can't get on, and If he wants friend
ships he must deserve them. would
not advise any young man to stay out
Of politics because of the danger Of be-
ing demoralized. II he Is the right
kind OF man, it will do him good"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02
The kangaroo At Rnr-

When pursued the kangaroo, if posi-
bic, directs his fight toward the river.
If he reaches #, he enters and, thanks
to his great height, is able to 60 on
foot to a depth where the dogs are
obliged TO swim. There he plants him.
self on his two hind legs and his tail.
and. up to his shoulders in the water,
lie waits the attack of the dogs. With
his fore paws he SEXES by the head
the first dog that approaches him, and.
as he is more solidly balanced than his
assailants. he holds the dogs nose un-
der water as long as he can. Unless
a second dog speedily comes to the res
cue the first one is sure to be drowned.
II companion arrives and by his at.
tacks on the kangaroo manages to set
the captive free the half drowned
brute is glad to regain the shore as
quickly as possible. In this way q
strong and courageous male kangaroo
will hold his own against twenty or
thirty dogs. drowning some and fright
ching others, and the hunter is Obliged
to intervene with a bullet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02
INDIANA PAPER
ON MAYOR BLISS
SPEAKS HIGHLY OF FORMER
HooSIER NEWSPAPER MAN
NOW PENsAcoLA's
EXECUTIVE.

The Fort Wayne Qnd) Journal.
Gazette of last Sunday contained the
following article relative to the cleo.
ton of Mayor Bliss:
The many Indiana frienGs OF
Charles H. Bliss. an old Twelfth dis.
trict newspaper man, will be interest.
ed in hearing that he has been. elected
mayor of Pensacola, Fla, where he
has lived for about ten years. The
election took place last week, Mr..
Bliss being the regular democratic
nominee and his majority was the
largest in the history of that city.
Mr.. Bliss published a newspaper at
Auburn, Dekalb, county, for a num-
Der of years, and in 1895 became con-
nected with Fort Wayne papers and
resided here. His health failing, he
was advised by physicians to go
south and he settled with his family
in Pensacola, where he began the pub
LEGATION of a magazine which has
proved pronounced literary and
financial success. He has also become
prominent in the political affairs of
the state. and his preferment by his
party will be good news to his friends
In this part Of the country.
Mr.. Bliss is man OF much FORCE OF
character, well educated and a fine
writer. and those who know him will
not be surprised to learn of his ad-
vancement to a position Of eminence
il his southern home. They will also
be glad to know that the southern
climate has restored his health, which
was seriously threatened when he
left Fort Wayne.
Pensacola is one of the leading gulf
cities having a population of nearly
10000 and is base for the United
States navy.
Judge s. NJ. Hench, an old-time
friend of Mr.. Bliss, has received some
copies of Florida papers containing
the news of his election and speaking
in terms Of high praise Of the former
Hoosier newspaper writer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02
GOOD SOAP FROM
THIS OCALA TREE

The local press has had consider
able to say of Colonel j. H. Living
ston's soap tree, and the test made by
E. Moulie, the Jacksonville chemist
and perfume manufacturer, says the
Ocala Star. Colonel Livingston, who
sent the chemist a small bag of his
soap berries, has heard from him, and
with the letter explaining the sltua-
tion and the results OF his expert
ments; he also furnished four bottles
Of his cream SOAP" the result OF his
! chemical labors on the berries sent
him by Colonel Livingston. The bo-
tanical name of the tree is "Sapindus
Titles" and from the berry can be
made a very excellent article of soap,
as demonstrated in the sample sent.
The soap tree in Colonel Livingston's
yard was planted by Rev. Ben Helm,
! who, some twenty years ago, was the
pastor of the Presbyterian church of
this city. Rev. Helm has been a mis-
sionary to China, and returned to this
country on account of his wife's
health, bringing with him a slip, which
has grown into very handsome tree,
now about eighteen inches across the
trunk, 35 feet high and with spread
of branches of about 40 feet. Three
years ago it bore a very heavy crop
of berries-3 barrels-which in size
were nearly as large as a green per-
simmon at this season of the year.
The foliage OF the tree is similar TO
that Of the pecan, and has often been
mistaken for it; in fact II deceived
VIM. Jones, the pioneer Vulcan of
ocala, years ago, who, after Colonel
Livingston's purchased the place, call
ed 10 get cutting.
Colonel Livingstons attention was
called to the tree from an article.
which he saw in the Jacksonville Sun
several months ago by Dr. Moulie,
which was a description OF the soap.
tree, and, seeing the resemblance,
wrote him. He requested some of the
berries. These he anaIyzed; said it
must be the soap tree. but was sur
prised, as he did not know there was
one in the state, or even short of AL
giers, where he had tried to get
cutting, in the hope they could be
made to grow in this climate. There
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02

had been some in California but
they had been cut down and destroyed,
the people not knowing their value.
The last batch of berries Chemist
Moulie received from Colonel Living
ston were dry, hard and sapless, yet
from them he extracted a rich soap
cream, and so satisfying was the ex-
pertinent that he sent samples to Sec
rotary Wilson of the agricultural de.
partment, to Dr. Gaskin, editor of the
Milwaukee Soap Journal. and to the
leading chemists Of Germany.
Colonel Livingston generously gave
a bottle each of the soap cream to Ed
itor Harris and one to the Star, and
two he retained for his own use, u.s.
ing some of the cream Sunday for a
shave. which met all the requirements
OF the case. 1t makes a beautiful
lather and softens the skin delight.
fully.
The bottles contain 66 per cent. of
soap cream and "a per cent. OF dog
fennel.
DR.. Moulie, in his letter to Colonel
spoke highly of the berry,
its adaptability to this climate and
soil for the growth of the tree, and
The possibility Of making the tree and
its berries a valuable commercial pro
duct. Further developments Of the
soap tree will be eagerly awaited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02
coaieat city In the world.

There is nothing coy about New
York 1t is not city where a stran-
ger can readily make a nest and feel
at home. 1t does not welcome the for.
eigner with a smile and a polite Now
make yourself happy and conform
ble.' 1t says tacitiy, well. now that
you're there / suppose you'll have to
stay, but don't get in the way and
bother people Paris, ON the other
hand, is the contest city In the world.
1t welcomes the newcomer in a thou
sand ways. 1t offers him the finest ed
7catton in the world for nothing. Be
fore him for miles lie the charm and
wonder and mystery of those fascinat-
Ing streets. each with its own char.
acter. some as full Of history as an egg
s Of meat New York World.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02
From Europe
New China
Things
at Special Prices

g Our display to-day en-
braces the products of the
best known china makers in
Europe-we pick the best
hines Of al 50 that you may have variety.
Every product has its characteristics and
each viii find enthusiasts.
9 The newly opened goods are marveIs
q china making m values as we have
priced them for this week.
q Some choice bits that have been with
Us longer at less than cost, to move them.
You may prefer them to the newer styles.
Cone early.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02
NOTICE.

We have opened a salesroom at No
u East Government street, for the
sale of pianos and organs, where we
constantly keep on hand a good as
sortment of the above articles. Among
other. makes which we will handle
will be the celebrated Jacob Doll
piano, which has a worldwide reputa-
ton. Our piano tuning department
win be under the personal supervision
OF our Mr.. Clutter, who has several
years practical experience. We solicit
a share of your business.
CLUTTER & RUSHING.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02
BEULAH PEOPLE
To CELEBRATE
JULY 4
Prominent Speakers from Psnsa-
cola Will Deliver Addresses on
the Occasion.

The people of Beulah settlement will
celebrate the Fourth on a big scale
Tuesday.
They have arranged regular old
fashioned basket picnic and they have
also prepared a pleasing program OF
speeches, music and sports.
A number of city people are ex-
rected to be present and among them
will be Hon. T. E. Welles, Hon. r. p.
Reese and Hon. Jno. S. Beard, each of
whom will deliver an address. They
win drive out early in the morning,
returning after the events Of the day
have been concluded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02
YOU CAN'T AFFORD

To experiment with your health. II
you're sick get q bottle of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters at once and let it
make you strong and robust again.
1t has been doing this for over so
wears.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

viii restore the appetite, strengthen
the stomach and relieve Headache,
5loating, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Cos
tiveness, Heartburn, Female Disorders
and Malaria. Don't fail to try it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02

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MONDAY
JULY 3rcI
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-02

n. CLAY ARMSTRONG,
Principal
600 N. Spring Street, Pensacola
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-30

POR CUANTO, habiendose pre-
sentado por el Abogado don Luis
Freyre BarboSa nombre de Jose
Clemente, una mocion so1icitando el
dominic de la siguiente fnca:
R1stica 6 porci6n de terreno radi-
cado en- el Barrio de Sabana Llama,
jurisdiction de Rio Piedras, COM
puesto de trinta y cuatro cuerdas, CO.
lindante por Ell Norte con don Ramon
|y don Joaquin Acosta: por Ell Sur la
| Quebrada Guaracana1; por ell Este con
Ell resto de una fnca propiedad del
promovente; y por Ell Oeste con un
caf1o que desemboca en- la Quebrada
Guaracanal que 10 separa de la 6nca
de don Ramon Acosta, cuyo terreno
es parte de una fnca propiedad del
prom ovente, radicada en- dicho barrio
de Sabana Llama, compuesta de Gin
cuenta y cuatro cuerdas novecientas
ocho milesimas, equivalentes p
|hectareas, 80 areas y 81 centiareas,
colindante por ell Norte con don Ra-
mon y don Joaquin Acosta, por Ell
Sur la Quebrada Guaracanal, por ell
Este don Ramon y don Joaquin Acosta
y por el Oeste un caf1o que desemboca
en- la Quebrada Guaracanal, que 10 Sc
para de Ia fnca de don Ramon Acosta.
POR TANTO, y habiendose dis
puesto por e1 Honorable Emilio del
Toro Cuevas, Juez de la Corte de Dis
,trito del Distrito Judicial de San
Juan, la publication del presente edic-
to por tres veces en- Ell periodico Ell
BOLETIN MERCANTIL de esta ciudad
para los que Sc cream tener alg1n de-
recho real sobre ell descrito inmueble,
las personas ignoradas y todo aquel
que tenga derecho a oponerse 10 We
rifquen en- el termino de sesenta dfas
naturales contar desde la publica-
cion del presente en- Ell citado peri6-
dico, expido el presente en- San Juan
de Puerto Rico 27 de Septiembre de
1905, que 10 separa de la fnca de don
Ramon Acosta. Vale.-Isidoro D. Del
gado, Secretario auxiliar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-30
CartaS detenidas

Hasta ell dia 12 del proximo mes
podran recla ms rse en- la o6cina de
'Correos las siguientes cartas deteni-
das, que pasarau luego al Negociado
de csrtas muertas: Benaaaryo Fran
cisco, Betancur Justina, Baker H. D.,
Boria Rafael, Borges Valentino, Cor,
dero Rafael Coto Catalina, Dulievre
Francisco. De6llo Jose, Estrella Lola.
Figueroa Manaela, Fernandez Dolores
de, Froller Rosser, Garcia Jacobina
de Garcia, Graham Willie, Garcia
Belen, Garcia Engenio, Garcia Vidal,
Gonzalez Amalia, Gonzalez Gregorio
Gomez Escolastico, Garcia Antonio,
Hostos Juana Providencia, Hilarra9a
Josefa y Enrique Maria Isabel.