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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24
orth Park or

. II Nov. 21.,- Mrs. John Burr and son
we're In the county seat Monday. ~
Mr. Brewer Of Stearns county. who
has enSvisiting atsW. Lusk's for
the past week, has bought out Mr..
Lusk, for $3.50, stock. included. Dir.
Brewer fis going to build q new frame
house this winter. He left Monday for
his home In Stearns county. e E .....
!, Remember tta}iterary Friday even
Remember you don't have to bor-s
row The Herald this winter. Just
bring your quarter to W. Little and
receive the paper one year. '>s ::
An attempt was made to form q
literary in South Parker, but it turned
out to be failure
Chas. Eastman was in Randall Mon
Jos. Longley was in Randall Tues
Mrs. W. Jones visited at Mrs. N.
Lusk' s,Sunday.
Earl Burr and W. Lusk returned
from Campbell Thursday.
Chas. Eastman was working for
Sam Shutter.
Mrs. Eastman's boy assisted BY
Chas. and Earl Eastman, Jos. Long
ley. Martin Outhoudt and son, raised
their house Friday.
8. Treacy was In Randall Monday.
Albert Garrison has built q new
frame house.
James Sullivan carried mail on
Route No. Monday.
There was dance at Jos. Kruger's
Friday.
James Sullivan and Helen Jascke
attended the dance at Covert's In
Randall Friday evening.
Dennis Martin hauled hay on Mon
day.
". Lusk and George Brewer were
in Randall Saturday.
Mr.. Settler has bought the place
across from the old Rogers place and
IL building new house. A. Hisoock
is carpenter.
Chas. Chandler will auction of his
cattle and machinery Saturday and
leave the country.
George Bentler and family visited
at j. p. Little's Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24
AN EXCITING CHASE
Morrill, Man and His Son
are Chased by
Officers

-!0t' O4OUu JOurQ8l-FfeeS u: After
an exciting chase over three counties
by posse Of men. assisted and guided
q part of the way by She riff Beruick
OF this city, A. A. Carter, formerly
of Morril town. Morrison equity. a
we'll known man there anu pillar
OF the church. was caught with five
horses two wagons, q wagons, bag.
Ry and household goods which he was
trying to make away with skipping
bis home to get away from his debts.
The catch was made after the man
had got into Kand:yohi county, and
the posse bluffed him to surrender his
property to the representatives of tho
law.
Carter. with his son Charles LETT
Morrill, last Friday night about 1
o'clock. Under cover of darkness the
men made their way out of their
neighborhood. and evaded the search
ers that volunteered to catch them.
G.. w. Bonok.: q Royslton merchant
and William Hall of Foley had writs
of attachment made out and expected
to catch the fugitives before they
would get out of the county. They
telephoned ahead to all points along
the road, and kept the wires busy
sending intelligence Of the fugitives
ahead, 90 as to intercept them If DOS
sible. When Carter and his con had
been traced into Stearns county. writs
of attachment on their property were
made out in Stearns county, and
Bouok, Hall and Sheriff Bernick
started hot-footed on the trail.
They found that the two men had
crossed the county into Kandiyohi
and it was here that tho posse caught
up with the Carriers and visited with
them . while. The chase had been q
merry one and the pursuing foroe
had hoped that some sort Of resis-
tance would be offered but they were
received with the greatest courtesy
by the immigrants who literally
turned I'LL their worldly goods over to
the men of the chase. Carter I'd.
admitted that he was on his way to
Marshalltown, s. D., where he had
intended to begin lite new.
The pursuing party arrived in st.
Cloud this morning after having dis
posed of the property which they at.
tached. The men had no writs of at.
tachment that would have authorised
the to seize the stock in Kandiyohi
county. but their authority was not
questioned by Carter and his son.
The horses were brought into Paynes-
Vile this morning aud today they
will arrive In St. Cloud en- route to
Morrison county.
This is probably the most strenuous
instance Of the effective work done in
this neighborhood to assist the pres
emit crusade for good morals which is
going on in this county, especially in
st. Cloud. It Is reported that Carter
and has son will perhaps be rendered
an invitation to attend the revival
meetings in St. Cloud for q week or
so.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24
SULLIVAN Lake

Nov. IL to 2O.-Mrs. G. e. Cook
was In Platte Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Lynn drove out to M. N.
Caldwell Monday.
Mr.. Robbins of Vineland stayed at
T. s. Looks Monday night.
Miss Loneley called at Mrs. NJ. N.
Cad wells Monday evening.
Samuel Cyrus called at T. =. Look 8
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Kramer visited at T. s.
Looks Wednesday,
Messers Thoen, Skinner and friends
went home Friday.
Horseless carriages are all the rage
here.
Richardson ia coming to the 'front.'
We now have several good big straw
stacks. Hereafter the settlers can SOW
grain moving they can get it threshed.
M. N. CALDWELL brought from Cotton
wood county !. [. Case threshing
rig. Peter and Robert Adkins bought
half interest and got their and the
neighbors threshing done in quick and
good shape.
Charles Gravel was here Sunday.
Every settler in the north part OF
Richardson will subscribe for The
Herald. Thanks for the Transcript &
advertising.
A. W. Cook visited at the lake Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. N. Caldwell drove
to Pierz Monday. Mr.. Caldwell will
attend the farmers institute at Little
Falls Tuesday.
We are sorry to learn that Miss
Pearl Longley will be obliged to give
up the school in order to attend the
Normal at St. Cloud 50 IS to en- able
her to graduate in June. We are sorry
to zee Miss Longley leave Our losa
| will be another's gain. Mr.. Sheldon
will send out another teacher for the
remainder of the term.
Measers VIM. Lynn, Frank Britton
and Raymond Sims went to Vine
land Sunday to work for Swedberg a
! few days.
Mr.. Sims Is expected back from
the woods, he does not like the coun-
! try where he is employed.
Mr.. j., how about the frea T. P.
makes a wonderful blaze.
/ The Herald one year IS cents. Mrs.
L. +. Ford, agent.
Nov. 20.-Mrs. Ford received a bad
cut on her hand from saw falling,
making q painful wound.
| Mr.. Gravel was at the lake and
vicinity hiring men to work in his
camp this winter. He drove to Vine
land Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24
LINCOLN

Nov. 2l.-Mrs. Jay Bartholomew,
who bad been visiting during the past
week with relatives in St. Cloud, re-
turned homo last Thursday.
J. F. Shepherd and family moved
back in the village last week.
M. EDke returned the latter part of
last week from his trip to Duluth and
through the Big Fork country. He
thinks Of spending the winter at Big
Fork.
Mrs. l.: J. Pickit returned last
Thursday from her visit with relatives
in Fergus Falls
Amos and Albert Randall left last
week for LaPorte where they will
work in a lumber camp.
Rev. Mccoy held services here last
Sunday forenoon and evening and left
Monday for Bemidji.
The dance in the NJ. w. A. hall
last Friday night was we'll attended
and everybody reports good time.
Louis Ksstanek Of Cushing was the
lucky person. as he drew the fur coat
which was raffied.
John Randall was down from Sta
pies Saturday to visit his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Deaver of Sylvan
were In this village Sunday, visiting
Mrs. beavers daughter, Mrs. NJ. En-
Ike and family.
Arthur Rather will close term of
school In Fawn Lake next Friday and
will leave for Stony Brook. where he
will teach seven months term.
Lloyd Selby is visiting friends In
this village.
A crowd of young people from here
attended a dance laet Saturday at
Robt. Sackme1ster. All report a good
time.
Remember The Herald bargain DAYS.
Saturday this week and next Monday.
One year for % cents. J. F. Shepherd
agent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24

WANTED-By Chicago Manufacture
Ing House, person of trustworthiness
and somewhat familiar with local ter.
ritory as assistant In branch Office.
Salary &18 paid weekly. Permanent
position. No investment. Previous
experience no essential to engaging.
Address, Manager Branches. Como
Block, Chicago. 80 12t.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24
Dr.. 4. W. chase's
xidney.Liver Pills

the worlds greatest kidney and liver
regulator, and the only medicine hav.
Ing combined action on kidneys and
liver. One pill dose IS cents q box.
Write for free sample to The d. A. ".
Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo. j. =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24

WANTED-For United States army,
able bodied unmarried men, between
the ages Of 81 and IS: citizens of
United States. of good character and
temperate habits. VINO can speak,
rea and write Eniglsh. For informa-
tlon apply to recruiting Office at
American House. Little Falls, Mimi,
or Grand Central Hotel. st. Cloud,
MINI. 80
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24
8Acll|'.jlC|nI:..

and all other symptoms q hjdney dis.
ease are speedily removed when tho
kidneys are made healthy, active and
vigorous bv the use of ~.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24

Mrs. j. N. Jarboe returned Monday
from visit to her sister, Mrs Il. B.
futile, at Grey Eagle. :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24

/ pay the highest market price fo,
rags iron, copper, brass, rubbers, etc.
Jos. Dinner, AZ, 9th st. s. SO If
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24

You can get more and better meat
for YOUR money at Wilczek & VIII.
czek's, West side. than at any other
place In the city. IS If
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24

FARMERS, bring your iron to the
Denis foundry. Highest cash price
paid. -.
John Denis.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24
John Denis.

Austin Koslosky was in St. Paul on
business Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24

Competent girl wanted. Wages. S..
: .~ ~N Mrs. L. NJ. Roberts.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Br0mo Quinine Tablets, All
druggists refund the moneyifit fails to Gu re
E. w. Groves stRB allure on each box. IS cts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03

ACordadO por el Conceio Municipal
HaOGr & remNta les obras da ConstguC
ci6n de treinta niChos en- ell Cemente-
rio de este pueblo, CuVO ureaupueSt0
SSoiende 4 NOVECIENTOS OCHEN.
IA Y NUEVE DOLLARS SETEN.
IA Y SIETE CENTAVOS (989 10
se ha sefi AlAdo para eI Act0 del ren,ats
81 diH diez siete de Oatubre pr6ximo
Ies doe Aa Il tards. en- ell salon de
HegiOneB del AyuntamientO.
Las OrODOsiolOneG Sc FjuatsFsn Rl
m0delo que 90 inaert9 s continuation
del pii@RO de condolences eCon6miCo.
administrative. eG cuAl. aaf como eli
DO CondicioneS fscultntiVag. presupueg.
TO- plano y dem6s doOumentos que 90
reEacionSn con lSS exDresGdAs obrRs,
no encuentrGn de manif Aat0 en- lR Ser
GretariS de eate Ayuntsmianto donde
pueden enteFarse todOs los que 10
GeIeen. LO que 90 snunCiR poF ma6i1
20! raaenSe para Ia conCuFrenCia de
icitNd0Pes Caroline. p r, 80 Ae
StbFe de 9O5.-NARCISO FONT
AIcBlde Municipal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03

DCbIaciOnea de % igla, lei enCargadO de
H. OF sina 8 AgenciR ComeFcias del CO.
fe de PueFto Rico an Nueva York, g.
nor Tfuxt0n. DichO senior ge pFOp0-
ne avistaF8e con l0G O0aecheF0s de cafe
de distintas regiOnes para intereSaRles
en- IN bsnefoiOsO pr0yeCb0 que con Cd
fin de syudAr & dioha sgenCiB. ha ini.
cisdO -
H regresado & Msnatf la digtin.
guida SefIoFita LupitR Vspga.
-Asguns yerba Gsoma tfmidamente.
pero con visOs de hRCerge Ibien visible,
ire los adoquines de % Gale de 10
FoHtaleZR.
-Sa encuentra enf9rmR en- Santpr'
CO. GunQue DO de CuidadC. ID distiDgui-
do 8 nora Trina MaPtoFeID viudR de
PanisGus. u. ...
Ell dia 10 80 har6 cargo de Sd des'
tinO de RlCsida de CsYcel de ID de eBt8
ciudEd don WeEcaslao SifSe S9Ger, de
Cuyo nombrsmiento die cuentS opor-
tunsmente SLH CorrespondenCis,0 por
notices &dQuiridRS fueraI del Departa-
mento C0nsoIidsdo.
-Eu g. pr6ximo OoFreo esps floI en-
b8TcaF6 para BaFCelona el antique. CO.
meTciante que fee dc eBta plaza don
Banigno Tfueba. con objsto de recu-
peraF la saaud.
-ES ObiatO de grandea con- antari0s
despieFts muChO inteY6s entire los
que 90 interessn verdRdersmente pOY
Puerto RioO, 10 diCh0 poR els Cores
pOndencis. , refeFenta % asuntO de de.
voIuci6n de Ia f8rz9 de VandeYgRift,
H 4 estsdo en- San Juan don j aaf
PaRscios Sa4szRr, marshall del tribunal
municipal de Carolina.
EFT joven don Francisc0 VeIa )
ACostS. de la Carolina, PRtuvo aver er
/ eRtO Cspital.
A 227 a!Canza eI n1merO de en-
feFmOg asistidos duYante al mes dc
Septiembre en- el Hospital Municipal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03

H6nse pubIicsdo 10 les condiciO'
neB de subasta pRRa ia construction del
gran edifisiO que con an Costo de m6B
de $50 600 90 leVsntaF6 On SantuYCe.
para Colegio de aefloYitag.
Muy ConCurrids quedaYOn Las no.
VenaS que en- honor de San Miguel Sc
CelabrRran On la igleGia de San Fran
cisco de esta Ciudad. ~
-Muy prODt0 quedaran terminBdaS
lee raparaCiones inteFioHes queIse hs.
can On el edifcio que oCupR el Meni'
comic de esta ciudad. y que dAYS me-
ioraa COR diciOhes 81 local.
I'm pedido de csscoa de metal hA
sido hscho & Nueva York con deStino
al cuerpo de DO nbsrnS de Ia ciudRd.
-PArecs que se tratB por el & bier.
no inRuIar. que Jos prea0a que CumpIen
conden@ an Ell pFesidio insuIar, sean loB
que reaGicen todGB los trsbajos de re-
paFaCi6n de la CArretera central
Los dos eSDlei0nes que cruzRn dea-
de 10 b'jsda al oemepteric de esta Oapi'
tH'9 10 pnrte Este del Cusrtel de infBn'
tf rfS, debier8n ser ad0quin8d0s y com
puestOs. pues resultAn POGO mepOs que
inSEansitableg.
--Hanse re8nudado aver lao CIaseg
del ColegiO de las RR. NM. de Santur-
Ce. ConcurriendO gran nGmsro de alum-
nGG
M mana aale para los EgtRdos y nj.
dos el hermoso y c6mOdo vapor ePhi'
ledsIphis. , que lleYarS correspondent
Gle y passjsros.
H FegPesOdo de Ia isis don Con
radO Dauielsen. ConnerCiante De esta
plaza, que vitjSb9 en asuntos de neg0-
clos.
EstS muy meiorado de 10 enfar.
meaSd que le Fetuviera en- CRms p9g6u
tempo, el ioven don GustavO Fort.
empIesdo de Ia Csmara de Concrete
de esta Capital.
Ha ssIido vari4s importantea
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C 0 S 1T AS

La febre de la notoriedad es una
enf3rmedad como otra cualquiera
que ha invadidO la humanidad
cGusaRaO tai vez mas dafios que la
fiebre amarillo.
HON ores que como ciudadanos
hub bieran pasado desapercibidos, Sc
contaminarOn De la fiabr9 aquella
sin que les picara ningdn mosqui-
to
Y no teniendO talento para figu-
rar por sus razgCs caracterlsticos,
fguPOn por ell ridfculO.
Pena da ESQ. cuando no conm;-
Seraci6n.
La esperiencia que es madre de
la clencia. ha debidO informar q esas
peFsonas que hay ancho camino en-
el mundo teniendo sentidO comGD,
y es sirviendo ben a la patrIa por
encima de todO.
El miedo de aIgunOs funcionarios
de edad en- dar information q "a
Prenss, denota gran faIta de discre-
ci6n.
En- ESQ los americanos estan dan
do una lecc16n a ciertos natives Que
4ebiaFan aproveGAarlas.
Y con este 0diOS Porque va nos
vamOs.
GUARIONEX
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Este afo no So eaIobrarOn On
Vega Bsja flsstas patrOnaIOs.
De los iardines han desaparecido
hermosas flores.-Un buen re.
trato -Despues deIfuerte ca!or,
intense frio.
(De maestro CogvesDOmsnZ)

NOO E%S~CCGSO VOFTC9n%0SS0GSUI
Oltubre 1o.-La competenta prcfe
SRA sen rita Am liz Casas he side
co. trAtsds este sfls en- Vega B j..
Hoe Efi,s c1noCemus &. tan ilusSrSdg
prcfesOra pOr 10 taptO danes 6 ls
juT 81 de Instruction plSC smes poE
COntRr entire Gus maestrOs & la sefIorita
Cag8s
-Esbe afIo no ge han Hlevado & oabc
nj Ias ncvenss II Lac fiaatRs que gene.
rA'mente se tributan & Ia pstrona de
ests Villa 10 VlrRen del r rsario. Es.
to demueBtra 10 poCa sDim@ci6n qua
rslns en- este pueblo sI miamO ITEM
po Ia escs8es de reCurs0sIQuA hay.
-PaseandO 10 0trB llnche p0r Is
pIs q vimo8 con pena que han deaSpR-
reGido de sus jardines ln mayor parta
de sua hsFmO8aR fl res.
SD5@de han lido Hquallao dallas y 70.
aa8 0ianCa0 qua muChSG veCes Hama
ron podePosamenSa nuestFs atanci6ng
Sio peOar de CuriOsoa Quisi6Fam7s
o. b rio.
H amos viat0 un retrato deT Tcs-
peCtOr don Andr6s r dsfguez he .ho
pOF e. b bil artista don Joa6 Miranda
= no dejS NADIA quo deaexr nj en- eg eg
tito nj an aus VasR
Hay que cree" que hay gaDics dotR.
dos. puea ell amig, Miranda es srtists
de por nf
-El hogar del O. Il n :R mon TizoI
ha side bs1deOilo CON un nuevo v6Sts-
GO. Raciban ten buenos amigos nueg.
tres Diacemea pOr el nuevo Ciudsdano,
& fri0 Sc hs iDiciRd0 de an modo
tan e16 Rico. que se haCe indispsnGa.
an gran abPigo Dor lss nochss. Dea.
Du6s de unos diss de faerte csIor "a
siente cnn mayor intenaidsd el canbi0
TIM .f6riC0.
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SOCjadad ia AntOrcha dol ST.
glO W,'
Fl bale de antenoche.

FL bale rosa, llevaaO & efectO an
ten"che, pOr Ia sociedad De artesa-
nos de esta ciudad GLa Ant. Fcha2
revisti6 toda la lmportancia de un
festival quito
Todas las damas que asistieFon
al ref4riao festival. Iucfan eleean-
tes trajes rosa; en- honor q la YER
dad. era uO eSpectacuIo que ponfa
de relieve una vez mas, la impor-
tancia de la clase artesana de esta
cludad; representada antenoche Dor
Ia slmPatics sociedad <La Ant0r-
cha.D
Los esposos Muriel Escobosa, que
hacfan los hOuorrs de Ia casa. Sc
multiplicarOn consiguiendo, con su
PFoverb'al amabilidad y cortesia,
contribuiF a la algeria general y
al brillante aspecto de la fiesta.
La orquesta, a cargo del reputa-
do professor se1loF Du shesne, dei6
or las mejores pleas de su roper
torio.
La concurrencia fuG obseouiada
esp endlaameEte y en- ell r ,stro de-
cada uno de los danzantes Sc ex-
Presaba la honda satisfaction que
81 acto fellZ le producfa.
&La Antorcha~ debe qstar orRu-
uosa de su bale rosa, en- CONNIE
moraoi6n del primer aniveFsario de
su fundaci5n.
La fiesta SO prolonged hasta atlas
A0TaS de la nOcAe.
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LINEA IFERREA DEL oEsTE.

Intinrio.--salidas de Bayam6n y Capt.
sal lsimultaneamente.
Dias Observation-Disclosures 6, 6. Is, s 80, 9.4
y IL 90. Tarde-12. Is, Las, 3.l5, Abs, 5 BOY
6. 10.
Dias Observation-Disclosures 6.15, $50. 0.45
ll.On Tarde IL 10, 1,3o, 2,3O, $50, 4.8), $50
y 8.15,
Billetes baratos para dias fest vos De
CItan Bayam6n, ida vualta Ia olase
9l25 % olase so 16 De Bavam6n q Catano
ida vuelta IL clase 80 Is, ga clase S01O.
Billete ordinario de Capital q Catano en-
% class 3 centavos;
Bayam6n, 10 de septiembro de 1908, Ra-
man WnIdHa
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In h0mbrO hOnradO. J.

Senior Nditor.-sirvase informAr sus lee
lores que 81 me esoriben confidencialmente
teB mandar6 por oorFeo en- CartR sellada el
plan que segui y por 81 cual obtuve el resta-
blecimiento permanente y compacto de mi
aGlud vigor varonil despues de amos de Eu-
frimientoS dc debilidad nerviosa, p6rdidRB
noCturnaB parties d6biles atrotiadGs.
No es mi Idea conseguir dinero de nadie;
fui robado y estafado por chArlstanes, haSta
perder IL f6 del g6nero humane, peTo, graCiaS
z Dios, eStov ahora bien vigoroso fuerte, y
con degeo de haCer conocer todoB este HemG-
dio oierto de curarBe.
No teniendo NADIA que vender nj que. en-
War g. A. D., no deSeo dinero.
DiEsoCi6n; q. Brant. BOX Dslray, Mich,
III
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Inl:ClloR aEnEKlL

.,lOSSEl2 LAS dADRES. - III iatabe calmantc
Ss "a sehota WifSloWds usarSe siempre que los nos
estan en- ci Psrl9do De la den c6n Proporcona avio
'TmedEto al Peque6b psCiente produce I'm snsio a
"urat tanqno, SASla q dolor el angelic despiera
lny Nivo allegro rs muy agradable al paiadar ealma
81 milo, ahlanda sus encias aiiya sus dolores Mace NJ
Giles Las funciones del est6mago aegua los intsstnos
Is el mejbg remedo conocido para Ia diarrea "a pro-
yenga Ssa de la dentieon de cualdiefa otrs causa
T3ngase mucho cult ado en- pedT eli JaYabA CsaATlts
De Ia Se6Ora Winslow's es el nneioE de 3SsSoE.
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IOnCI As De MlNlTl
DE nuessro oorresponsaz 8r. WILLIS

(De maestro cor''eapO'asaz 1Sr. TaZdSs)
O tubre
aver cele ebFaba Su onOm&stico Ia
trgutna mas gFaciosa que hemos
GSonocldo. Rosario Medina rodeads
&e sus intlmos y admiradores, cele-
bFaba con jdbilo su santo.
Nos tFos que NOS honramos con
su smlStaa, le declmos. Que NO ha-
ya sombras en- ell cielo de sd iu-
ventUd. -
Las atenciones de los en- plea-
dos municipales han sido satisfe-
chas.
Don BaFtolo Morey, v don To-
Sc Rivera saldrSn en- breve para
San Juan.
ContinIa ell calor por aquf. :
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I TeDaG0s d 1Os SnaDOgaeg1fss so5Ts z:8~n,
gas: oe SoFteAFan todos los amos an.
tre los que mas 90 distingan DOR "a
e0ngtancia en- eI AhoFr0.
HOraS Dc Gaia: Para Iaa inpo.ie;o.
nog: O''-%'AS
De 5 & 10& de IA nasYana dix o1
de In tarde los dfas ISboTsbio.. S . JS 9 "a q
{ 10R de 10 mafsna Ion Do,n;no;cS IS 81 Ss
10 extFacCi0nen Ies naianoa~ 49, = - -
septo d de los DominOoS. "OA''S SA-
Bs0EGAae9stO Dc Ia &ecoG6n: Las mar.
aonRg que inteResan noSa nornoo,,csa-
0ebHa laa impOaiCioner. srtr@C";cHS a1 81 -
nAnors de lQuidaF intoFsaeg, sFS - n11S- rS
den GOiaitaH un aismpiaF Op Il CsiSS -
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IuDta G EscOIar do Clal0s.

VaCaDtes laB esCuelas ruraIea de Ice
bArriOu Cnrdilleru. PozAs. Cinlitog "
Toro-negrO, ue uacAn & ccpoureo nor
el t6rmino de diez dfAs COntar de0de
eStA fAcha. eu que pndrSn loE nueatroa
interaaudnU enviar sue uolicicitudea &
eat" Junta. CisleS. % de Ssptiembre
do 1906. 1Ov.g.
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VENTA

Da les dos mSgniioos Jutom6viIes
pr0piedEd de D. Rogue Panhgus Tam.
bi6n se admite en- SoCiedad CON IL par-
tiCipaOi6n de an 4086, an buen Chauf.
feuF 8 necsnico que sepa m0rei>r di-
ChOa autom6viles. para eStAblecer eli
ReEVicio de pasaieroS en- ls iCla.
Para mss informes diEijanse & TIE.
tu6n no 6 o8ioa. 3Ov.G
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RON "LLlvE.''

heOonoCidamente 81 mas pure. higie
nlSo aGFAd9bie que Be fabrics en- al
blectmiantoa = ca APaeihr nop euSe.
upFaa do Roses q O..
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DON RICAUOO MENOlzlBAL,
FaiIeci6 eI 26 de Septiembre en-
Santurce (VizcaYa)
r. ! P.

La misa que Sc celebrar& en- la
cap'a 9e Santa Ana el microbes 4
del cOrriente 4 las 74 de Ia mana
ma, sera aplicada en- sufragio de su
alma.
La mercantil Meudi izabal & Ca,
coslica q sus amigos Sc sirvan en-
Upmendarlo q Dlos.
S~n JnaD, P. R., Oatubre 2 de-
1905:
q
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BalcO Ter rltOrlaI J Agrfcala
Do Puerto Rico.
SECCION DE AHORROs.

EDsp0sSOSOnes sOJre 2i5~.tu.. Dn.So
GO.26 & 81. 600, deyengSrSn IN; ;nto,a~S. o -
poP 100 anual. '"'" -
Insp0sS0SOsses d soZnso fen. nu.I.
$500 on sdalante devenonrS1 XII ;n+o-SS DS"og ~
9 nS nj AaG1 nnnn .sIa.SA S1a.oA en -
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DEJ. ECHEVARRIA.
Plaza Principal aI IadO dol AyuntamISnto.

EteCtoe para eabaIleros. saIoras y
ni1Oa. Rops heohs, artfcuIoG de amin.
Gala y otrpg ob bjetog de arte. Ef9Ctos
EeAIGiosos yal meior dulCe en- .almf-
haP