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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-30

come into town to market. The faces
Of these peasants were broad and
dull and coarse. They q clothed
In rags: the handkerchief on the
wOmen's heads were old and spatter'
ed with mud; the sheerskin coats
were torn and foul. We saw hunger
always hunger-in the wean, shuffling
steps Of the men. In the weary faces
OF women. In hollow, anenfc cheeks
of the little children. They stood
about by hundreds and by thousands
In the mud. Scowis and gloomy 81.
lence. Only here and there groups
would suddenly collect. In an In
'fant hands would wave and voices
rise In wild anger. Then the sldiers
With their @bAy0nets or the COssacks
with their whips. would rush In shout
ing abuse. and Is PEASANTS would
scsste- BOWLING, MISUNDERSTANDING.
scet thinking ~ the Russian reva~.
ton"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-30
IHG NEW veAa.

The Nptic wishes 10 thank IT.
friends. and particularly IT. list OF
sdvertisera. for the patronage which
7 u has enjoyed during the year just
past.
We now and then take occaSion
"a remind the public Of the fact that
most o. the t1lass IN AMI. town
whtck age worth having are estab.
lisheds ana supported largely by the
business houses Of that town. OF
nothing else IL this more true than OF
the newspaper. The merchants and
business houses who az found among
the regular advertising patrons Of the
paper meath In and month ont, are
the foundation u the newspapers
existence.
I'VE wi1h. therefore. at the begin.
RinG Of the new year to- cali the at
tention OF our Subscribers TO the ad.
vertising patrons Of The Optic and 70
asb for them and their merchandise
the fullest consideration. Make II
q matter Of principle to keep every
dollar Of your money among the
home i~nsritutions which make Las
Vegas what II 10.
Everything points 70 the coming
year ~ the most prosperous In the
history Of this community. WI ex.
pect TO be found always on the side
~ progress and prosperity, and will
use y utmost efforts In the future.
n We have done In the past, to
BOOST for Las Vegas livery day In
the year.
We ~appretiate the good will OF this
communlty moro than every other
asset which W. possess. TO that end
we viii Spare no pains to give you
tho best paper which our patronage,
viii possibly permit. M
Here's 10 Las vegaS. blgksy. Ufoasi!a.
er andS m6re prosperous than xuf
most optlmistic Visions t.beheid -
few years sGo.e The Optic dedjcates
IT. best efforts to that end.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-30
m $500 fSN %Zr ~ 49, - sf+t*N f@4fF .N#
A THOUGHT ron NEW YEARS
DAY.

Every American (even the kicker)
realizes that he or she Ii a member
OF the greatest race on earth today
the race with the greatest OppOr
tunties for evolution. We have
perfect right to give ourselves d
h~and.shake ri congratulation. But
one thing We must never forget. and
that IL that as we have the greatest
opportunities We have also The great
ct responsibilities.
We do not talk as much about
Liberty. Fraternity Equality" AZ
tie French brother dees: indeed We
rather pride. onrx4lvesi on not txlkiny
abost so,ir enotidns. But are. We
really thiaking a&oYsh about these
three E~lorioss vbrds--Liberty, Fra.
TRINITY. Equality
Is NV. I nm no sOcialist.-am just =
sAraiKht -up-and-down believer In hu,
msq nature: and. II ! had the,tSr. II
every American today. should say
into Il Just M word: THINK"
~hink NJ whit II means 70 b. free
and 10 help others be I've! ThiAk
NJ what the BrOtherhoQdr ~ Man
,,~eallv means. Think III ne real
mesniug II eaualitv.-not tho differ.
ances. n station. or mentality. nut
the real equality that EXISTS between
wnu snd every other soul In the uni.
verse, 49, E,sl
wdsrr. Al bit bi,s n God sostsltd
not one n dcArer N Ood'S
sight than the otheyv The Good One
SAYS that not even a. sparrow. falls
without our Father knows Of 4. How
- n he othevvtss vhW TN /. Mn
W i've and move am Aave our
being
aiaserpe6s,rsting tsss world tlht W
perceive With our physical sessgs 10
another world. and We are respoa.
sible far Il. my brethren, Day By day
We create and recreate II. this other
World. We do by ourrthoaahr'
W. viii never need 10 kste an0thcr
hacpdy revolution. " we learn the
power NJ thought
Let MS m the atmosphere of our
glorious America with high. noble,
generous. pure thoughts II we do
ne will make u easter fr the
Younger generation. The Thought.
matter will already have been nodded
Tor their use. Begin Il aow--oN New
Years day. NJ. T. 3.
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DON'T NEGLECT A COLD.
Neglected Colds Lead to Consumption.
How Consumption Develops.

Nine cases Of consumption out Of ten
occur In this way:
A person catches cold. The cold is not
properly cured, and another cold 10
caught.
This cold Il dilly-dallied with, either
by no treatment Whatever or some treat
ment that Is Intellectual, and the cold
continues.
Then another cold Ia caught and .
cough develops. Cough syrups are re-
sorted TO, but they give only temporary
relief.
BY and by the patient gets tired Of
taking medicines and cough syrups and
gives up In despair.
The cold continues ~ develop and hae
cough grows worse.
Thea tho doctor 10 called In, only 10
discover that the patient 10 In the first
stages Of consumption.
u was just In this way that Mtss
Powell, Of Aurora, Ind, became sick.
She caught = cold, and not considering
Eit serious, neglected It, thinking -
many others do, thatit would "wesrof."
However, II chung TO her consciously,
and In two weeks she found her health
In 8 serious condition.
Fortunately, Peruns had been brought
to her notice, and she took . course q
this remedy before II wss too late.
In . week the cough and cold were
broken, and , three weeks treatment
completely restored her TO health.
This II what Pcruna IL doing al The
while. Not . day, and probably not N
hour passes In which some q doss not
havc . similar experience with Peruna.
Cure ths slight Cslds sad Avel6
Consumption.
The first step toward consumption 10
. cold. The next step 10 . failure " cure
II promptly. The third step IL the de-
velopment Of catarrh, which gradually
becomes chronic. The fourth step, the
catsrrh begins to spread from the head
TO the throat, then TO the bronchial
tubes. end finally into the lungs. II u
then consumption In the irst stage.
Atsny time during the progress Of -
tarrh, from the first onset Of the cold to
Its Anal settlement In the lungs, Psruns
can be relied upon to stop the disease.
n you have taken Z cold, buy Psruns
without delay. One bottle In the be-
fginning will do more good than . hslf
dosen bottles after the cstarrh hae
fastened itself on the lungs.
Thoussads o. Testlmoa0sls.
We have on hls Thousands Of testi-
mpniale from people who have beeD
Cured Of catarrh Of the lungs by PeSnna
W. oen give orr readers only > slight
glimpse Of the vast array Of pnsolictted
sndospsmsnts W are receiving every
months Mother physician In tn world
kas resolved such . volume Of sntha-
sinslic tetteFs Of shsnks ABR. Kaufman
XII PERFUME
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THOUGHT MEANS REVOLUTION.

In Describing a Russian village In
his article on Russian Peasant Riots
IN E~verybodv's MsNasine. Ernest
Poole says: FOR an hour we wander
cd through the hummocky.' slushy,
sieaming s'reets: watching crowds
OF peasant men and women who had
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-30

tCngressmurIs L~0ngwOrth. who Ia
engaged to marry Miss Roosevelt.
has been reading up on tKosca.; and
the other day in conversation with q
friend congratulated himself thar he
ID not a native of that country. ."YOu
know" he said, that in Korea when
a young mar enters into an engage.
ment To marry n demoiselIe he
screws up his hsir into a psyche knot
and crowns II With one of those ridic'
ulous three-s,orled hats with farex'
feeding caves. The wearing pf the
trce ~ sae hat 'oonstitutessh0 !fSe q
the World mat ne II no~ a'fGfs, INN
has been spoken. for either ~ the
demoisefe 81 By some cf hi. sreiA'
tives. Ard wouldn't I " IN q nice
bsehls n + we're uttnx' ID kot<t nowy
asked 1oaewortA, a. he rubosd By
hand over the place where ~ han
,i;sakd to be.
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We bestd a inSna NV the other day
that be hsdut hsif,,y dosss frjeuds
in the wqrld who could be depended
upon. rhsa cynical 6enateman meant
to convey hss belief that the average
human lring was a pore. weak.
indispensable critter," but he only
convinced those who heard him that
ne IVES . mighty poor sort II a stick
ttmself. Look out for the man who
hasn't good friends. II Is because HIS
friendship Il not worth having.
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;Despise the fact that he had long
outiivsdsthe allotted span a NE. the
people n iAs vssas~rtll mourn sin
cerely the death Of good old Judge
II. q Wooster. During his long years
IN Las Yeas, Judge Wooster lgNinc1
the eatsy - sRAqeq9assree q A.
fsction alhosl eveA resident.
IN shall BE- missed." -
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It Is reported that ! Topeka under.
taker Who has had : iot Of expert.
cSce In burying other people wsnts
to bury himself. He h ambitious to
run for governor on the democratic
ticket.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-30

II isn't much credit to be Dragging
Of ones ancestors unless they would
feel like returning the compliment,
In this country people ere apt to take
each individual for what he individ-
uaily II. worth.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-30

Parties going TO the couAtry Win
consult their best interests BY calllao
At Clay q Rogefs' livery barn where
nice rigs OF reasonable prices may Al.
ways he had. 11SS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-30

The Optic wishes friends. patrous.
wei, wishers. and enemies too. II u
has been 30 unfortunate as to make
any. a Happy New Year, and that
every day os the year 1905 will be
happy aud prosperous.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-30

Hate and not a love OF liberty il
the driving force behind the Russian
rev0lntionists. And hate IL not .
winner u great battles
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-30

Even Joe Cannon declares the
country y growing better. Perhaps
the old aut0crat intends to reform 4
little himself.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-30

Witte almost reached HIS wits end
but he seems to be coming out all
right.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-30

ne Russian rsqplutspa has failed
S2De rths yocialists aad anarchists
wno have been Haunting the red fias
Ssss lost 1FOnd thst Never can, b
rconinsa. Tbs more t1Nicnal work
~ aud conservative fef6rmers VII!
hewever. doubtless. be granted some
o. their demands. end all cissses N
Russia except the ultra extremists
wssl b. ready to support witte in his
comprehensive plans for = measure
of self government.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-30

Thr New York Mail urges that
New MeticN and Arizona be given q
chance To vote separately on the
statehood question. II would be con
tt3ry to sound american principles
10 force them to do otherwise. says
inc Mall II IL certainly refreshing
% eind one New York paper that has
nome regard for sound American
principles Of selfsOvernment In con
nectlon with me territories. which
have always been rolled with the ut
most regard to principles
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rios al H b
No q.

lLoaeetc ooE denaSa se auastran los
~ -: 1..sss lSAcos y DC HumsCaO, ca 81 pc
.as1gA 81 " 0lsel0 hieCutivO3 para que
a. "a Is. 81 EenaIV0 8 ellos 81 H. B. %
gs5s proyeer q nejoE servicio Tie ssni-
Jssae Apego que 81 se necesifarap
conoclrnlentos especiaIes para eiarcar
q cargo 1e inspectores al repidad
local. nlDgQna claae rneiOr qua Ioa far-
mace htlc0e paIa deaernpennrIna
Zero en- 81 I'll b. 28. no solo hav
egolsmO. s1n6 confusion Iastim0sa "a
ideaa. -
Ls Csase De precticantes nuiera invs-
dir por 10 visto todos los pueator MI
blicos retribufdos.
La secci6n la. es l6gica y se explica
perfeCtamente- Dice asf:
ePara el servicio de h0spitaIes. cuar-
tos dc socorro 7 ssiatencia & enfermos
pobres domicili0 ceda municipio
empIeera un prgcticante en- ciruifa. ti-
tulRdOs per cada cinco mil 8 fraction
d. cincO mil habitxntesI que contenQs
ell recint0 de la capitagidad municinaI:
disponi6 6ndose Rdem6s que en cadR p0-
biad0 dc ID capitalidad que contenQa
mas de seiscientog hsbitantes ha bra IN
pr cticsnte que tendrk 4 su cargo un
cuartO &c sncorro con su oorrespon-
diente botiqufn.2
Hssta Rquf 81 proyecto de referer-
cia es preVisOr. Rmparador de r. CI6se.
llena una neCesidad p6blica; per0 en-
adelsnts resulta una pretensi6n monc-
Eolizadora que no reaiste IL mas simple
crftica.
clos cargos de inspector de sanidad,
insuIar 8 municipal. ser6n dessmpefIs-
dos pOr practicantes en- ciruifs, tituIa-
dos.
clos prscticantes empleados en- hos
pitsIes, cuartoa de socorro = asistenCia
de e2fermos pobFes domicilio paFci-
biran un sueldo anual qua no bsiar6 de
$500; los practicantes empIendoa en- ell
cargo de ceIsdoTes de ssnidad, insuIar
8 municipal percibir5n un sc edo RnuaI
que no bsj.r6 de $360.S
Pero GA verdad que & este proyt cto
de ley debi6 interCalsrse entire "a Sec
ci6n 3a. y Al. por adici6n 10 siguiente:
SA los praCticantes deba dkrgeIes el
tftuIo de m6dicO. abogado. y un ga
mon -. ii dos.0
INES DE PASAMONTE
Ceiba. Febrero 18 de 1905.
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AnuneIo d slbasta

El CoIegio de Abogados SAGA 4 p1-
blicR subasta Is CESS de su prOpiedad,
sta en- estR ciudsd, mArcada con eI
n6mero 18 de Ia calle de Norzsgaray,
con la que linda alNorte, por 81 Este
con IR de- "a Cruz, pOr ei~OAste con un
calIej6n que d separa de II plaza del
Mercado y por Ell Sur 8 fOndO con CO.
90 de don Simon Suazsga.
In finca ests grayada con nm censo
de 800 pesos moneda espafIoIa & favor
de la Mesa CapitulsF y So del en- cua-
trO amos de Y6ditOs que habr6 de satis-
fear 81 rematistq, asf como eI primer
semestFe de contribution del cOrIiente
u no, los gase0s de ette snunciO y los
del otorgamiento deesCFitura.
Ri COiegio Sc reseYVa aceptar 8 no
les progosiciOnes que sc b gan.
81 soto de aubasta tendra efecto el
dis s del entrante Mario & las diez de
Is M fIars, en- d Sala del Colegio (sn-
tiguO local de Is Audieucis Territoris
ante NotaFio.
San Juan de Pusrto Rico. FebrerO
veinte de 1905.
lH5L14s0 Cuev5ILaS Nan. W Rosy,
Decan0. SscretariO
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RICHARD j BIGGS
Tetuan 10
Professor de Ingles

-RESULTA q7e despu6s d impo.
tar en pls q, pr cedeDte de- su FL brio
- aefores TRUEBA 7 OLIVAS 81
meioF R q que se c.lna ce en- Puerto
Rico. MARCA eMlLlIA,S , 80 han
de presentar 81 mercldo dos cIase de-
ANS que 20 10 n1pJsEAn Sc ~ re
res de M Ilorca. &c ellA MULITA9
as Ypr6 que 81 ANS <l9LOBO9 ,
9TIGRGs b tienep csrap peteECiS. La
gran fSbrica de IicoEee eat6 90 Santur.
"a, TalleTep. Gerca ne q estsci6n del
FerrocnFEil og 148 Sn
Junn, Puerto blso
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FarT0aC6UtiCOS de Hu-
macao al CODSeI 10
| Executive.
INES DE PASAMONTE
yeibR. Fabraro 18 de 1906.


Los queBuscriben. farmac6uticOs re-
sidentes en- HumRcao. BE permiten lla-
mar lR etenci6n de ese Alto CueFpO
hacia eI HAusa BIZ n1mero %, spFo-
bRdo por ID CamRTR de DalegRdos,
proveyen5o ell mejor sarvicio de Sani-
dad, diCho bill. en- su Sacci6n g.. ef.
t3blece IN privilegio exclusive 6 favor
de Los practicantes en- cirujfs, titula-
dos, toda Vez, que determine dicha
seCci6n que clos cRrgos de Inspector
de Sanidad. InsuIar 3 Municipal, ae-
ran desempe flados por Practicantes eD
Cirujfa. titulados.s ,
Los eXponentes Green en- juatiCia que
los referidos cargos de Inspeetores de
Sanidad. pueden ser desempe6adOs
tambi6n por Farmac6 6uticos gradusdos,
smpsrAda dicha Glaze por Sd tftulo
professional, cuyos estudios y cOnOci-
mientos le pOnen en- condolences ie6n-
ticas que & los practicRntes on cirujfa.
para el desempeno de dichos cargos.
En- tal viTtud. GCuden ese Alto
CuerpO para que tenidaa en- conside-
raci6n les razOnes expuestas, ese flo
nOrable COnsejo de sirva acoFdar que
ID secsi6n %. del FL Bill n6mero %
proveyendo 81 mejor serviciO de Ssni-
dad, SEQ redactada. Los caT0os de
InspeCtores de Snnidad. IasuIar 8 Mu-
niCipal, eer6n desempeflRd por prac
ticantes en- ciFujfs. titnlad0s. Dor
farmRceutic0B gPaduadoa
Humaoao { 21 de Fbro de 1905.
a. u. Ps1o.
Jose IL. de Aldreg.
C9adelorio II. Rosss7g6.
JOSS Zsera G5na6nes.
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judicial de Has1p0cqO. Puerto IRi-
co.
Por cuanto habiendo pFornoVido,
ante esta Corte de Distrito, expe-
diente, don UladiSlao CollazO Cafdo-
ma, en- soicitud de que Sc declare a
6l y a sus hijos legftimos n0mbra-
dos donl Carmen y don p duardo
Collazo y Diaz, Inicos herederos
abintestato de su difunta esPosa
dofa Heraclia Diaz Cruz, fallecida
IN Gus bo ell 5 de noyiembre de
1904. sin haber otorgado disposi-
cion testamentaria.
Por tanto, habi6ndose ordenado
por el Honorable James A. Erwin,
juez de esta CoEte de DistFito. la
publication de edictos en- ell pefi0-
dico xLa Corresppndencia de Puerto
RicO1. que Sc edita en- San Juan 4
10 menos una vez cada semana,
durante un mes, para que los inte-
r5sados que Sc cream con derecho a
ser inclufdgs en- dicha declaFatoria
de heFederOs 8 a hacer impugna-
ci6n q la misma. concurran Ia
Corte a presentaF sus alegaciones
en- forma ell dfa de Mario de 1905;
previni6ndoles, que Pasado dicho
t6rmino y ofda Ia prueba que ofTez-
ca la parte promovente, Sc resOl-
yer a la declaration de heredeTos
solicitada. pasandoles los peIiuicios
CONSEQUENCES a los que no hagan
uso de su derecho, libro ell presente,
para su publication en- Ell pefi6dico
mencionado, en- Humacao q treinta
de enero de 1905.
ENRIQUE RIECON,
Secretary District Court.
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Ia sOeIedad 3TOtsG-
fora do mGndIgOs.

La cuenta de iugresos y egresos ocu-
rtidos en- 81 mes de Octubre 1904, que
rinde Ia tesOrers de Is sociedad protec-
toFa de mendig0s. Juanits del Yalle
Atiles, Fevela que dichR sociedad hs
li6basa ca buenas condolences en 81 in
dicado mes. puea aDarece IN balsnce
favor de So 81 bien parece que hS lido
decayendp por fats de syuda una tsD
6eiG huunanitaria eociadad.
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POPULAR.

Ell POPULAR. An6rico SsIss.
San Justo frente s sLa MalloFqlins.D j
ReSIizRdas nuestras existencias y re-
puesto peFi6dicamente nuestro gran
surtidO en- c&'ZRdo de todRs clases v
precios. es de grandfaimR novedad eI
que ofrecemos actualments. Hamog
traido IN msgl ffcO surtido desonbri-
Has para sefloras, Ab1nicOs, pars guae,
Cbjetos de fantasia novedades de Euro
pa y de America. El surtido en- SOM
breros es verdaderannente soberbio.
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Los sefores TRUEBA z Oil

Los sefores TRUEBA x OIL
VAS. incansables en- Sd labor de meio-
Tsr Las produciones iaduatriales de este
pals. en- 10 meior cIase- de lic0res. no
descansan un momentO y han montado
una gran f6brica con todog ICs adaIan-
tos mOdernca. Adem6s de lou pEOduC-
Cos que 20 dieron al mercado, estgn
fabricandO los meiores anises finus,
tales como SMONOS, ESCARCHA-
DOS, hARRASQUINO. CHI r.
TREES y TODAS lss CREMAS Co
NOCIDAS. En- WHO'S aobresalen
tod0s en- particular SMISTELA9
que est6 fabricado CON TODAS LAS
GENERATES DE La LEY;- VINO
GPASA9 inmei0rabIe. No habIemds
de vinaqres. B aem6s productcs por-
que serla interminai9le la llata. II. %.
Boz 748. La gEln fabrics en Aos S'Ia-
lleresS cerca de- Il acion ceA teFEp-
earril. SantuECe,
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lie hs sido hecha ID investigation
rpgIamentaris en- les Cuentas del pa ga
dor del departament0 de Juaticia Sr.
Francisco Acosta, encontr6ndose tOdo
en- perfecto Orden y exaCtitud.
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La mayor desgracia que puzzle
cReFle uno cd que ga est6mgga 40
funcione y para curar este NAL no hay
como t0msr la cerVezs ePabst4 oue
venden en- todoa Ics cafes y colmadoaI
Son sus agentes en- San j Juan. IN. R
CaldeF6p e Co. TetnSn IL.
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PadeCe nstsd de inapeteDcis9 pues
tome usted antes be las comidas uua
Copita del premiado Roo vieio Gatell
vendPS ell apetito incoDtinenti. De
venta en- todos los coImados y tiendas
IA details.
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ENRIQUE RIHCoN,
secretary / District Court.
"a TIEND IA
DE aECHRVARRIA. /

Todss las semanas reside nuevoa
surtidos de nuincsTln Y ropa hecha
precios reducidos. Es el estsbleci1ni-
entO mas cOncurrido de San juan.
Plaza Principal 80. 81 lado del Ayun-
tSmientO. San Juan. r. r.
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-BUEN NEGOCIO Para uno
conocido Dor cd propietario se neceHi-
Ia 8 un s0cio con capital cue ~ I3sIie
de 600 dollars un comprsdbr. Fl
proVietario ha obtenido gfandes result
tRdOa perO no puede atenderIo.
PrOpOsiciOnes at r. %. B3x 500 II
j. y. IS. 15v. is.
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Sc ALQUILA. La egpscioss CO.
Sc de Il Succession Gsrrioa Sd Isl carra
terra de Santurce, parade %. Infor-
marsn San francisco 81. 2o., San
JOAN. 15 ". d.
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NOiiclas ganaIaI8s

MUY BARATOS.-Se B vsnden soils
res en Santurce pr6ximos Is carfete-
Ta. En esta itnpFenta inf0rmaTtin.
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Or. N. RAMIREZ
MEDICO- -CIRUJANO.
OCULIST TIA
)FORTALEZA TX

Congultas particulares de Q & Alp. %.
para los pObres de s & 9a. 20.
IsZef0nO natng. 8.
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y lee condolences de contradiction de-
csda pr6stsmo.
Kills amortization de Los bonoa
del empr9stito Sc har6 6 pRrtir de "a
primera amortizaci6u. semestFalmente
y por sorteo. en vista de les PLACES
respectiVOs de vencimientO de- los pres
tarnos & los sgFicuItores. snunciandose
preViamente y pOr cuenta DE- los Ban
cos. ID Cantidad que duTRnte cada tfl9
se destinaFs 6 Ia amortization y 81 nd
nero de los bon0s premisdOs on cada
aOrteo. de suerte que Tesulte eng leadO
en- rs amoFtizRci6n ell impeTte tOtal de
los pF6starnos satisfschos 8 que daben
satisfaceraa en csda afo 4 loS IBancos.
Ser6 de cuenta de estes II impression
de IOs bonos del EmpT6stit0 en- pro
porci6n q les cantidadea que tCmen
del mismo para pr6stamos & lou sgri
cuEtores.
La orQuesta de d banda de Ii po-
IiCfa saIdr6 Il vieFnes para Caysy con
objatO de- t0mar paFta en una fiesta que
sa calebrar6 ca dicho pueblo Estn
oYQuesta eatS de nOda en- - iaIo. To-
dos Jos puebloa QuieTen yer Joe ar-
| tistaa.
hll eEtm in1pre eata % Vcgflo q &C
malnS ~ 4nas yas~&~ ara. f1aA elv~4raf~H
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EI Presidsnts Dc los Esta- CardOaa,
dos unidOs

DeclGrGc56n de he 6reder0s a5Satest0to fq.
la COrte de DistYSto del Dj8tr5tO
Judicial de He1neGcqO, Puerto Ra-
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