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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-09-14
PE.RU.NA STRENGTHENS
THE ENTIRE SYSTEM.

+. s. Davidson, Ex-Lieut. u. S.
Army, Washington, ID. c., care u. S.
Pension Office, writes:
"70 my mind there Is no remedy
for cafarrh comparable TO Peruna.
II not only strikes at tire root of the
n1aLady, but IL tones and strengthens
the system In a truly wonderful
way. That has been Its history In
my case. cheerfully and unhesi-
tatingly recommend it TO those
afflicted as l have been.'-F. S.
Davidson.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-09-14

Tremendous pressure is being put
on Governor Douglas of Massacilus.
etts to wear out pair OF $3.50 shoes
by running again. The governor
says he Will not-but he is said to be
much moved by the unanimity of tho
party.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-09-14
Beethoven Appreciated.

She Cat the concerU-Oh, Just
dote on Beethoven.
He-Do you?
She-Yes. indeed, Beethoven's mu-
sic is so delicate, so refined, so soul
full, it doesn't interfere with the con.
versation at all.-New York Weekly.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-09-14
Must Do as the Others Do

HOwell-You don't seem very happy
over your promotion to be cashier of
your bank.
Powell-Well, you see, I have al.
ways been an honest man, but sup
pose l must live up to the tradition
Judge.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-09-14
Worried About His Health.

Church-How's your friend rlat.
bush?
Gotham-Oh, the poor fellow is very
much worried about his health.
why, is he sick?"
Not yet, but the girl has just left
him and his wife is going to try cook.
ing"
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-09-14

Fashions are always devised to
cover up thinness and make fat
women look like freaks or to hide
avoirdupois and make the thin ones
as plump as the edge of case knife.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-09-14
Particulars Needed.

Dear Madam" wrote DISTRESSED
Correspondent" to the beauty editor,
"do you know of anything that will
cure warts?"
THAT depends" wrote the beauty
editor In response. What ails your
warts7"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-12-27

If you want to learn how to
buy 18 lbs. of the best granulat-
ed sugar for 30 cents, read p. z.
Lees ad.
w. II. Myers is visiting rela-
tives this old home at Troy. O.
1t is is six years since he come to
North Dakota, where he made
his fortune.
FOR SALE-Fixtlres for q five
chair barber shop including 5
hydraulic chairs, 5 chair mir
ror case, 2 bowl marble wash
stand. All in excellent. condi-
ton. Will sell in lots to suit
purchaser. FRED RIPLEY,
tt Minot, N. D.
The Minot Milling Co.. is enjoy.
ing a large feed grinding bust
ness. Recently Erick Hustad,
tue milk man purchased 400
sacks Of feed.
You get more and better candy
for your money at Ferber's than
at any other place in town, l4e
Main street. II.
FoR SALE-cows due to calves
soon. DEEGAN Bros, Six miles
down the Mouse River Valley
Minot, N. D. 2-2Otf
II. w. Semlerand wife who vii
soon leave for an extended visit
in Ohio, gave their friends an en-.
|joyable dance at their home
north OF town Saturday night.
French nuggets, cocoanut hay
stacks, cocoanut creams anc
candles, peanut candies, salteo
peanuts, fresh each day, cream
filled dates and butter scotch
at Ferbers. tt.
Clark Hovey brought actor
against Ed King Of Donnybroos
before Judge DAVIS, charging
him with threatening to DO hin
bodily harm. Davis dismissed
the case.
Jase Hunt, the blacksmith, does scien
tihc horse shoeing. All faults corrected
and work guaranteed Try him. Op
posite Scofelds livery barn. Minot. t
1T was necessary Saturday fol
twelve clerks to wait on the
crowds at the Branch, and ther
people were turned away. The
proprietors are reaplng the bene
fit Of good live advertising.
Beartifying methods that injure tn
skin AID health are dangerous. 81
beautiful without discomfort by taking
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain, Tea. Sun
shiny ia :es follow its use. % cents.
Drink Osceola Water.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-12-27
Minor Topics
Drink Osceola Water.

A. G. Anderson is spending two
months with old time friends at
Fergus Falls, MINI.
Good clean barrels for sale, all you
want at Auslanders bakery. If
Mrs. Louis Holt was surprised
by a large crowd Of her friends
this afternoon, who brought a
large II lumber OF useful gifts.
.fHow to buy Is lbs OF granulat-
ed sugar for 30 cents. See p. p.
) Lees ad.
x. Willow City will have a $40
200 convent, the site having al
ready been purchased.
Ship your cream to the Minot Central
Creamery. Your cash is ready for your
If.
j. NJ. Cove, machine collector
died in the hospital at Bottineau.
The authorities have been unable
to find his relatives.
Jase Hunt, does general blacksmith,
ing at his new shop. He guarantees all
of his work to be first-class. Work done
while you wait. Opposite Scofeld S
livery barn. If.
]. j.. Perry Of Westhope, while
visiting at his old home in Wis
cOnsin. was killed while hunting.
STRAYED- roam mare four years old
Dec. 18th weight 900 pounds, had on
leather halter, branded, q r ombined
on left shoulder. Reward of ten
dollars for re turn of same.
y. O. M. RAKNEss.
Call at post-offce, Minot n. d.
The new Kenmare 500 line
threatens to put on frst-class
passenger service-like they have
through Minot, in the spring.
Wanted-to lower our stock,
as there is to be a change in our
firm, and will sell at a big dis
count. The Branch.
A company Of seventeen farm
ers north OF town have purchased
a fine 81, OOOimported Percheron
stallion, four years old.
fred Ripley.s barber shop has
/ removed from the room
to Emerson's confectionery
4.phe basement of z. p. Lees
department store. Fixtures en-
tlrely new. Seven new chairs
and good bath room. Your
patronage is solicited. If
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-12-27
/ ship7.you,if,
Creamery.
he Minot Cent?.

AHAAAOV O0utfAI ~
"A Minot ministseady for you.
wife not long agosby, tt &
that he had accidental his
lowed a nail. Strange tt-,g
he felt no i'll effects from it, fO.l
had been practicing on his wife,
biscuits.
Fer1er's. candy factory has
been working over time making
fancy boxed candies. Just the
thing for your sweetheart. tt.
w. III. Reighart never had SO
good a Christmas trade as he
had this year, and Saturday
night seven clerks were kept very
busy. Mr.. Reighart has an ele-
giant iewelry store.
Butter milk is sold at the Mi
not creamery at five cents a
gallon. tt
Amos Herman who was brot
back from the penitentiary where
he was sentenced to serve ten
years for perjury, is out on bail,
and his friends do not believe
that he Will be convicted at the
second trial.
The NJ. jacobson home presen-
ted an unusually pretty sight
Xmas day when a large tree
full OF presents was arranged for
the children The jacobson
home is one OF the most elegant
in the Northwest.
P. Questad is one Of the many
who sends the Independent away
as a Christmas present, having
subscribed for j. NJ. Breimo, OF
Fossten. Mimi. The Indepen-
dent will be greatly appreciated
by your friends in the east.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is
simply liquid electricity. 1t goes to
every part of your body, bringing new
blood, strength and new vigor 1t
makes you we'll and keeps you well. IS
cents. w. b. HAwLEY.
Fred Herrick who for a long
time was connected with the gro
Gerry departmental the old Grand
Forks Mercantile Co., will after
Jan. lst be connected with the
same department Of the Minot
Grocery Co. Fred is a frst-class
man for the place.
Drink Osceola Water.
A company for the manufact-
ure OF a smut treater, has been
incorporated at Mlnot; with $780,
900 capital. The incorporators
are Greenleaf 4 Leighton and G
/ D. Woolverton, the inventor 1t
is hoped by the promoters that
5000 treaters will be put out
next year. The invention is a
most practical affair and should
be used by every farmer.
/. Cracker-,] ack made fresh every
day at I'erber's factory. tt.
Hendrickson, the smooth pool
player, who LETT Minot owing his
friendsnearly thousand dollars
which he borrowed at odd times,
was arrested at Portland, Ore.
but was released. 1t would likely
be a hard matter to convict
Hendrickson, in case he was re-
turned to Minot. #
| Farmers, [ pay cash for hides,
chickens. pork and sheep. High
est market prices.-Wm. Carroll
with III. Z. Wheeler, Minot. tt
| At Fessenden all dogs without
tax tags, will be dealt with ac-
cording to the law after Jan. LIST.
In Minot we doubt if tenth
OF the tax was collected. It's got
to be a habit with some our citi-
zens to send their CANNES to the
country ormore likely the cellars
when the collector comes around
for the tax.
| Give your commercial posting
and distributing to the Minot Bill
Posting and Distributing Co.
A. r. BACON, Mgr,
If. Minot. N. D.
M;cs Clara X ross is q worry GOOD
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-28
ALLEN ACADEMY COMMENCEMENT.

Sunday, May 2s, IL a. IN at
Methodist church..Commencemen
sermon by DIR. ]. w. Moore Of
Shearn church, Houston.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day May 2S, 80 and 3l-Final ex-
aminations.
Wednesday, May 81, S p. M,
Grand opera house-Undergradu-
ate Debate. Res ol we'd, That
strikes have done the working
man more harm than good. Affir.
native, Alfred Merrow, Frank
Buchanan; Negative, II Henry
Wickes, Jesse Crum. Literary ad.
dress, DR.. II. Y. Benedict, Uni.
versity Of Texas. Music by Acad-
emy orchestra.
Thursday, June /, $ p. M,
Grand opera house-Graduating
Exercises. Invocation; The Ore
gon Trail, Louie A. Beard; Back to
the Soil, Miss Alma Cole; Debate,
Resolved, That the aim Of the
common schools should be indus
trial rather than literary educa.
ton. Affirmative, Paul C. Boyd,
Seth +. DeMarei; Negative, Geo.
A. Proctor, Robt. 5. Webb Jr.
Franklin's Materialism, J. Rea
Spell Jr.; John II. Reagan, o. Fos.
ter Brown. Presentation Of Di.
plomas. Awarding of SC h olar-
ships and Medals. Music by the
Academy Orchestra.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-28
WEST TEXAS NEWS.

To the Bryan Eagle.
Dimmitt, Texas, May 22.-The
majority OF farmers in this section
have finished breaking land, and
some have their seed in. Others
have their corn worked out. Wheat
and oats are looking well, but need
rain. II really seems as though
the drouth predicted by W. |. 7.
Of Oklahoma is about to material.
ize. Yet l am not in the least
"blue" over the crop prospect, az
we have a good underground sea-
son and our land we'll broken and
narrowed. With but little rain
we can make a fine crop.
At the close of the school IN this
community a picnic was given
which was we'll attended by people
Of Castro and Lamb counties.
Judge there were 800 people on the
ground. The program was we'll
rendered by the children, and the
music furnished by S. l. Lee and
others was excellent. 1t would he
useless TO attempt description OF
the many good things to eat. |
only regret wasn't bigger" so az
TO have eaten more.
Mr.. +. A. Henderson, one Of my
bachelor friends, is having his
dwelling house ceiled, papered and
painted, which adds considerably
TO the appearance of his already
pretty home.
While in Bailey county on May
~, at the Bovina Cattle Company:
ranch, the foreman Of the ranch
and myself weighed a calf just fouI
days old that weighed ll2 pounds,
The mother Of the calf is an old
KIT COW Of the Hereford breed
This is by far the largest calf
ever saw, and as pretty as a pic
ture. W. 5. ID.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-28
SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS.
The Coming State coayesiios 70 Meet at
Waco May 30, 81 and Juse I.

II
The State Sunday School Con-
: vention 10 be held at Waco prom
ises 10 be the greatest meeting OF
the kind ever held in Texas. All
denominations will be represented
and 1000 delegates are expected.
Mr.. w. G. Pearce, international
field worker and secretary Inter-
national Teacher Training Depart
ment, and Mrs. NJ. G.. Kennedy,
president Pennsylvania State Pri.
mary Council, also president Phil
adelphia Primary Union, will be
the principal instructors, aided by
Fred Long, secretary Arkansas As.
sociation, q. ID. Meigs, secretary
Texas Association, aud many OF
the foremost workers and pastors
OF the State.
The program touches almost
every phase Of Sunday School
work, from the "Cradle Roll" To
the "Hone Department" and "Nor'
NAL Glass" To be more definite,
forty different topics will be treated
by over thirty different persons,
all well qualified to teach what
they know.
Waco will furnish entertainment
ION the Harvard Plan"-free lodg'
ling and breakfast. II such enter.
'tainment is wanted send TO Mr.
David Lowrey, chairman Enter
tanning Committee, Waco, inclosine
2-cent stamp for a delegates Ger
tificate" for yourself, and for each
delegate from your school. II you
do not see this notice in time, &c
TO Waco and the certificate will be
handed you there.
Every Sunday School in Texas
is entitled to send one official del
egate for every thirty persons en-
rolled. II others desire 10 go, a
certificate will be supplied thai
will secure entertainment.
All railroads will sell tickets
May 80 and 81 at the lowest con
vention rates, good returning until
June 2. Ask agent for a ticket a
regular rate, and TO give you a re
ceipt for the amount paid. Don
lose the receipt On returning
show Waco agent the receipt anC
he will sell return ticket at one
tenth of the full fare, or a littl,
more than that If distance is lesi
than 100 miles.
To all Sunday School workers
who are "heart hungry" for bette
methods and better results in thei
work, this great Convention offeri
a "square mear' Of spiritual food
and many "courses" of most prac
tical, helpful suggestions TO siC
digestions
Copy Of program sent free to any
Sunday School worker on applica
ton TO c. D. Meigs, general secre
tary, Dallas, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-28
A&m. TEXTILE SCHOOL.
Machinery and Eqsipmesi Installed fos
Teaching 10 Progress.

The department Of textile engi.
nearing has been attracting consi-
derable local attention recently,
owing TO the fact that the erection
and operation OF machinery is GO
ing forward more rapidly than be-
fore.
Teaching in this department has
been going forward practically all
the session, and il now embracing
work with both the sophomore and
junior classes, the latter Of which
is receiving theoretical and practi.
cal instruction in yarn manufactu.
ring, weaving and designing.
Up to this time practice has
been devoted largely 10 the erection
Of machinery, the work being done
in the students class time. The
larger part Of the work Of erection
has been accomplished in this
manner, which has afforded the
students a rare opportunity Of be-
coming familiar with every detail
Of the various cotton mill machines
While the management is still busy
with the erection OF new machinery
still the larger part Of the mschin'
cry secured has been installed. A
number Of looms are in operation
and the weaving Of a variety o.
cloths has been begun.
Cotton is being worked from th'
raw stock from the bale.
Professor Wier, the head Of thu
department, expresses himself Al
being very we'll pleased with thu
progress made by the students, al
Of whom show a marked interes
in their work.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-28

Most OF the votes above recorded
were secured free with purchases Of
merchandise from those firms that
are giving votes with all cash as
well as 81 days time sales; while
some OF them were procured with
subscriptions 20 the Bryan Weekly
Eagle. Read the advertisement else
where In this paper 10 learn the
names OF merchants VINO give votes,
and all particulars.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03

pe6n Caminer0. reClams eS ~terreno en
que ests 10 cRaillR como guyo. IN
Sc aaegurs que muChos prOpieta-
rios "a RprgBuran s insoribir gus fncag
en- eli reQistPo de propiedRd, poTqaeIel
Cambio del actuag siGtema de inaCrlp-
Ci6n aerk mOdifc&dO eD b pT6xirnR
asambIea legislative p0E el COnOOlao
con el nombre de ~Acta TOrrenR1.
Sc dice que en- breve presenta-
"a la renuncia de su cargo un ms
pector de instruction pdblica de ia
isla.
Al SecFetario y al Marshal ae
la Corte municipal no le han ex-
peaiaO aun los cheques. .
En- Ell archiyo del Departame44-
to del interior Sc esta trabajanddo
con gran activid2d y cOmpetenciR
AIdn falta bastsnte por hacer. pueS
es una labor aFdua y delicada.
FL obrerO Manuel Fuentes rye
denunciado por turbar la Paz anne
nazando q su compa1iero Antonio
Figueroa. Ell Juez le condeno q X
dollars 6 80 dias de cSrcel. Pagt
Ia multa, , fu6 Puesto en- liberia
.-Silvano Gonzalez por hurto q
MADEIRA al doctor N1nez, fu6 SEN
tenciaao 4 sufrir cuatro meses
Carcel. /
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03
NO T &c las.

-Hemos reCibidO ID viGit8 de los
spreciabIes i6venes de Fsjardo. don
Luis ACoSts y hermano; que vienen &
San Juan en- &suntOs partiCuaare9.
-Ss aECgurR que en- ell pr6ximo
mes de Noviembre ae empezaran Iaa
0braa del Teatro de San Juan.
Sc encuentra en- eSta Capital don
NiCoIGB Casas, COmeHciante de San LO'
reazO, quien pePmRnecer6 aQuf REgu.
nos dias en- atuntos de NegoCiOB.
-MtfAna embaroAn para Santo Do
mingO los sefiores CRpeAtany, ModeIO
y B fares, y Las se6o oraS Castillo y
Rey.
-MsfI ma ae ceIebrag& eI juicio con :
tre Aniceto HsrnSn6ez por sgresi6a &
Juaua Maldonado. Esta sigus enfer-
ma de Ia hsrida que reCibieHa.
-Msf1ana dar6 retTeta Ia banda de
m6siCs del ba tsIl6n puertoFviquefl0.
Ramon Carri6n. Juan 0 1ilimaCO
Jol6 ACuf1P, faeron Curad0s en- el
Cuhrt0 de sooOrrOs de ContuOiOnea
''-o %Ha ado arreglada satisf4ctOria.
mente h huslgs de eaCOisdOraS de ts'
baCO-
La AIOaIdi6 ha adquiFido IN ibrC
de cheques. eBpeciAleg, y deSde hoy nc
ae xpedir6 nirRuno que no sea inter
venldo por el contador. p0F aCuerdC
tornado anoche Q pOr Ell AYuntamient0
M fianR & la y 80 p. m. 30 FeCO
iers en- esta oicinG de Corre0s 10 co
rrespondenCia que hR de conduCir & LEI
EaEsdoa Unidos el Yapor GCar&Cas.@
En- breve QuedsrS n0mbrGdo def
pitivOmente el nuey0 Conseio de Bdmi
niatraci6n de <El R&Ci0nRliSta CristiA
NOS
-Ests m, i sna regrea6 & Ponce q
LcdO. don RoaendO MatienZo Cintg6n
En- breve vOIVer6 s estS ciudad.
Ell gefior Luis Franco PaIomO. re
presentante do ana comps ME dFam8ti
On embarca mA AfiAna para Puerto Plata
Es muy conOCidO aDIf y obtendr6
mejor extt0, pues eB RCtiv0 6 intel
gente.
Els poRible que mafiSnR ofFezC
Ella CorrespondenCiR1 Ias bases pal
Ia CreaCi6n de IN asilO de refuglO q
ni1Ios de0ampRradOs.
Sc asegura que en- CsguaB an am
ricRno que Compr6 un terrenO en- qu
estS enCIAvsdR ls CasillR 3 no. IL d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03
De males.

La primera IecturA del cAIendArio
Rnte 10 COrte de eate diGtritO tuV0
efeCto en- Ia ms mana de hoy, apFobsn-
dose el RCta de j. 4 TINA aeSi6n y sus-
cribiendo eI juez todas les del t6rminO
que venCi6 el dis 80 del pGgad0.
Sc preGent6 una moCi6n para que
90 tenQS por desiOtido al pueblo de
Puerto Rico de Ia Opo0ici6n que hiOie-
rR al dominic de una fiaCR s0IicitRdO
Dor Pablo FigueroR Diaz. La COrte
StfI sl6 para h vista de eGa moci6n el
10 del Corriente, Cit6ndOSe 81 Fiscal.
Ell AboGRdo dc Felicia Fernando.
RCuGadS de perjuriO. piai6 ID inspection
de Ia eSOriturR original quo exiSte en-
el prOtoCo!o del nOtaFio de BAyam6n
don Tomas VaIdeiuli y que ha sido
tSchadR como fals1 por ID Fernandez.
Sc hiCier0n los 8iguienteS GefiaEa-
mientoB:
Dia Is de Ootubre. Pleito de Ju-
Ian Diaz con Ia empfeSa del Trolley.
aobrs indemnizRci6n do periaiOi0G.
DiS %. Modesto MuniViz con So
brinoB de Ez 4uiTgI.
con JoR6 Pons VernRrt.
Dfa 26. TomRBa QQintana con Via
der y VOlIeCilIO.
DiO 81. LSS madres morjas Car
melitaG con ell padre Lorenzo.
Dfa 2 de. Nov. Ramon R0la COr
EugeniO MalpiOA.
DfG 3. MOnserrAte Garcia Maytf[
con Ricardo VeIa.
Dfa 4. Carmen IgleNiaG con Jual
GuOlbertO IgleSiaa.
Dfa 6. SuceRi6n IgleOiRS con Gar
VOnio Bolivar.
Sc hiOierOn alguuOs OtroG Otfaln
mientos.
AsiStieron al RCto, entire OtrOG abo
RadOs, Ios seGOreS Bsnitez Castaflol
Texidor, MonserrAt. LRndr6n, Ginorl
(E.yM) LAcostS. Coll, AcuflR, To
rreG MoDje, Falcon MorerN y Pere
Almiroty.
De nuevo hacs presents eI iuez lR cor
venienOia de que Los Abogados Comuni
quen & 10 COrte Las transecCione9 Q
que intervepRan para p0der Fetlra
del CalendsriO loo RguntoG que de el
modO terminan y evitar que figure G
10 dStsdiaticS y On los SuCesivos CaLei
dHriOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03
NOticias de Caguas.
kufez Rivera. --H Lao ROIO.-
FaiIacImIentO TOp0ntI1O.. 4 Ia
JuRta de- SaRIdad. OtlaS aOiI
cI2S.
q ne.essr0 oorresponsaz }

OOtubre 2 Aver domipgopas6 por
6ssa con direction & San Lorenzo el
4efior M floz r vaFe. e
-ACRba de passr para San Jusn en-
Ga aut0m6Vii ell honorable sc nor Go.
bsrnador.
-Anoche, con concurreneia bastsn-
To numerous. 8bFi6 sus saIonas u &c.
ciedad obrers Sci Lszo Roio,p Il estan.
do muy snimad0 el baiIe durendo
hssta atlas horRs de IL ncChe. AL dar-
se commence & 10 esoiI6 So quem6ronsa
bonitOs fueg0s artifeialeg.
Bien p0f la DIRECTIVE de dicho CEN
trO.
F sI|eci6 en- Ia noChe do q yer re-
pentiERm0nte en- este p0blaOi6n, el ciu-
dadanO don Angel Cuervo. Pertsne.
cir eli Fl led0 & una de les familias mas
distiDguidas de eBta CiudRd. Degcsn-
ae en- psz III
-HaCese mas que neCesario que Ia
JuntS de Sanidad sa d6 an Viatt 20 Dor
los patios de aI0unas cssGs que estkn
situada8 an eli centric de Ba pOBIaci6n.
No solo Sc encueDtran hierbas, despO'
joe. etc, que peFjudiCiales son s ID CD.
lad pdbIiChs sinO que en- aPgunog se
enCueDtRRn ChRFCOg de agua p6trida
por faIts de limpiezs en- Eog de1sRtisg.
De C0ntinusr aaf On este abandQn0, no
ser6 extFafis Sc aiga dessrroIIando eli
paludiam0 que tantas Vfctimaa ha eau
sado en- esSos diag. Nos pr0ponemOs
seguir macha0ando Bobre 81 pkrtiCu-
lar, msxime ouand0 es asunto que &
tOdOs interegR.
Con buenR aCogids y bastaHte 6xi
TO di6 en- esta CiudRd Ouatr0 fonciones
eE sefior In PFeaa. Hoy mafIana hs
mRrChRdo para San Juan De- aeOmpafifa.
-O,Vidad0g inv0luntariamente, de-
jamOs de Consignar Ell 0tro dis cnando
dimes notiCiGs sobFe la muerts del CO.
meToiRnto don Tomas CabalIero. que
ayudarOn sobFe manera. hacienda muy
6tiIes sus noticias 6 indiCiOB los digoOs
psisanos don Jose Ooasio y don Ma
uueI Severe. ReGibRn pl$oemes mil.
Sc enCuentrR en- OonvaleCBnciR.
despu6s de habsr permRnecidO en- ee-
ma varios dias, don Joa6 Disz. ptaCti'
Cante de estR poblaci61. Nos aIegra'
mos en- extreme de So mejorfs.
-Ha regreaado de Aresibo con "a
e8tinadG esposs 6 hiiOs d sbFo part
cular amigo don Joa6 J. Alvarez. far
msc6uticO de esta EOOalidad.
Bienvenido ell amigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03
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Leon Gomez. -Rimas, por Sanchez,
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