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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-18
HEAVILY FINED FOR ASSAULT.
Two Young Men of Swanton Assessed
$25 and Costs Each.

Last Saturday afternoon two young
men from the vicinity of Swanton,
named Murphy and Sweitzer, assault
ed Thomas Martin, Jr., at his stable
in Oakland, and were getting the
better of him when his father, Thomas,
Sr., came to his help. The old gentle
man, who is crippled with the rheu-
matism and unable to handle himself
in a scrap, was badly treated by the
assaulting party having been struck
in the face and Knocked down. Both
men, after Mr. Martin was used up,
broke and ran but were overtaken on
the outskirts to town and brought
back, being placed in Jail until Mon
day when their trial took place be-
fore Justice ,Gonder who imposed a
fine of $25 and costs upon each.
Sweitzer paid and was released.
Murphy in default was sent to jail.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-18
"BUCKSHOT" JOHN ALLEN
In Jail for Assault on Della Parker, a
Dusky Maiden.

"Buckshot' John Allen, aIbig, lub-
berly and yefv dark complicated
"coon" with rowing propensities who
leaves Oakland every year with the
coming of frost and appear with the
flowers of spring, imbibed freely of
bad liquor on Saturday and made
things uncomfortable for time for
some of his dusky friends and rela-
tives, the outcome of which is that
"Buckshot" is in Jail with badly
lacerated head caused by coming in
contact with the club OF Oakland's
"finest" which was welded with vim
and vigor in the hands of Officer
Sweeney when the prisoner resisted
arrest.
The woman assaulted by Buck
shot" was Della Parker, his sister-in-
law, who was standing in a doorway
along Third street when she was
espied by her assailant and without
more ado ne "waded in, knocking
her clear out of her Shoes but in
flicting little damage to he beauty.
"Buckshot' was given hearing
by Justice Gender Monday and fined
Sill and costs, but being short he
was sent to Jail until the fine and costs
are paid.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-18
B MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mr. w. D. King has secured a clerk
shin in Mr.. P. 7. Garthright's gen
eral store at this place.
Mr. c. Robb, of Allegany, Penn,
has rented Inwood cottage for the
present season, through Rudisill's
Real Estate Agency.
Hon. Geo c. Sturgjss of Morgan
town, was a Park visitor last Tuesday.
Mrs. r. E. M'Quay went to Preston
bury, Ky, Tuesday last to spend
some time with her husband a. that
place.
The engine of the way train Wed
nesday afternoon set the roof of the
postofiice building on fire. Master
Harry Calls saw it in time TO prevent
any damage. A bucket of water and
a few moments work put the fire ont.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-18
Grange Meeting.

The Garrett County Grange will
meet in MAYORS Hall, Oakland, on
Saturday, May 27th, 1905, at o'clock.
The meeting will be held for the
purpose of transacting business, there
fore every Granger should be present.
1t is especially urgent that the EXecu-
tive Committee and officers attend.
GEORGE E. BIsHOFF,
LECTURER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-18
Lawn Fete at Swanton.

The social department of the Swan
ton Epwor;h League of the Methodist
Episcopal church will hold a lawn
fete at the residence of Mr. William
w. Sweet on Saturday night, May
goth, beginning at : o'clock.
The ladies of the League will serve
Strawberries, Ice cream, CONNECTIONS
and cake. The proceeds will be de
voted to the church. All are invited
and all will find a cordial welcome.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-18
Wreck at Hutton.

Sunday afternoon rear-end COLI
sion between two freight trains took
place in 5S-cut at Hutton resulting
in the derailment and wrecking two
cars and the detention of trains for
some time. No one was injured,
The wreck was cleared up by the
Piedmont wreck crew.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-18
Pasture lor Rent.

| have pasture orent for the season
on the Btant place in Dist. 10, for.
merly owned by Mr.. Abe Wilson
Will pasture 40 head Of two-year ODDS
Write or telephone TO me, or to Mr.
Geo. w. Moon.
w. MCCULLOH BROWN,
Bayord, w. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-18

Cartwright, Mountain Lake PAX,
will pay 81 cents in trade for nice fine
wool, or so cents per pound in cash
10 cents cash for eggs, 20 cents for but.
ter. Il 2t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-18
Church Services.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHARGE.
Services in this charge will be con.
Quoted as follows: At Accident, Sat,
urdav, 10 a. M, catechise; Sunday,
preaching, At Cove, Saturday after
noon, catechise; Sunday, TO- Is, preach
ing. Friendsyille, Friday, 80, cate.
chise; Sunday, 7.30, preaching; at this
service a Luther League will be or
gained. Kendall, on Tuesday even
ing hereafter, preaching.
Friendsville congregation has elect
ed the following officers; Elders, T. g.
Fox and &. J. Kolb; deacons, W. F.
East and Fred. Ramp.
At Accident, the following Sunday
Sunday school officers have been ell
ected: President, D. G. Bowman;
sup't John Gels; asst. sup't, Reslie
Rush; sec'y, Howard Schlossnagle;
treas, Sophia Ault; book committee,
Earl Ault and Elite B)wser; organist,
r )sa Boyer; asst. organist, Mary
Groenmiller
II G. SALEM Pastor.
VI. f. CHURCH.
Sunday morning at 1890 Rev.
Thomas s. Long, superintendent of
the Park will preach in St. Paul's NJ.
f.. church, and at night at 14j Rev.
DR.. r. b. Ward will preach.
l. b WORKMAN. Pastor.
LUTHERAN.
Rev. Manages announces Lutheran
service to be held as follows in the
Garrett Memorial church on Sunday
next: Sabbath school at $3.50 a. III. /;
sermon at 1890. the subject being
God in the Attitude of Mother"
ME. H-FRIENDSvILLE.
/ Services for next Sabbath will be
as follows: Preaching, 1890 at Hoyes;
Elder, 3 p. m; Friendsville, sis p. III.
Sunday school at Hoyes, Blooming
Rose and Selbysport at the usual
morning hour and at FriendsyiIle at
( IL ". III. ElNOl III az a.ib clN
( Friendsville All are welcome.
W NJ. LISTER, Pastor.
BAPTIST.
! Services SUNDAY as follows Preach
ing at Deer Park at II a. III. and 7:30
p. IN. Sunday school at Thayerville
every Sunday at 10; prayer meeting
at Deer Park Wednesday evening
of each week
w. H. FAUST, Pastor.
MT. LAKE & DEER PARK NJ. K. CHARGE
Mt. Lake Park cottage prayer
meeting Tuesday at S. p. ~, at the
residence of J. f. Chance; Junior
League Wednesday 3 p. III. and prayer
meeting p. m: Epworth League
May 81 at 7:15. preaching at s, Deer
Park, Sunday school 10 a. m; prayer
meeting Thursday S p. III. Wesley
Chapel Nav 21, Sunday school 10 a IN.
p. w. METHENEY, Pastor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-18
EPWORTH LEAGUE OF OAKLAND
Celebrated Its 9Th Anniversary MOI

Celebrated Its 9Th Anniversary Mon
~ day Night and Installed Officers.
ills The sixteenth anniversary of the
institution of the Oakland Chapter
of the EDworth League was celebrat-
ed on last Monday night at the NJ. E..
church by the rendition of specially
prepared program and the instalia-
ton of the recently elected officers
who will serve for term of six
months. The new officers of the
CHAPTER are:
President, Mr.. John w. Davis; LIST,
end, Sd and 4th vice presidents, Miss
Alice Hessen, Miss Mabel Porter Mrs.
E. Fl. Sincell, Miss Percy Brady, re-
spectiyely; Miss Gertrude Shirer, sec
rotary, and Mr.. Albert Clary, treas
urer.
Miss Inez Wellman, who has Just
closed her term of school at Davis,
West Va, is in Oakland visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. B. Workman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-18

Services SUNDAY as follows Preach
ing at Deer Park at II a III. and 7:30
p. IN. Sunday school at Thayerville
every Sunday at 10; prayer meeting
at Deer Park Wednesday evening
of each week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-18
II. G. SALEM Pastor.
VI. f.. CHURCH.

Sunday morning at 1870 Rev
Thomas s. Long, superintendent OF
the Park will preach in St. Paul's NJ
f. church, and at night at 5:4j Rev
Dr. r. b. Ward will preach.
J. b. WORKMAN. Pastor.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-26
Continued next week.,

Wanted-By an old established, re-
liable grocery house two experienced
statesmen to sell groceries to farmers,
families, hotels and restaurants. Lib
eral commission. State age, experience,
whether married or single, and do not
neglect to give references. Address
Pierre Free Fress
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-26

49, ! I = . /. III
The board Of county commissioners of
Hughes county met pursuant to adjournment.
All members were present.
The oficiai bond of E P FAIR as county
treasurer in the sum OF thirty-fve thousand
dollars 1884, 00) was approved.
The following bills were allowed and ordered
paid by warrant
Nipple Printing Co., printing and sup /,
niles 1ia Is
j Youngberg. road work .....s..... SO
Noren, Judge of election s..,...... 90
ANoren, returning poll book ........... 200
Harry Rowe, judge of election. ,........ 90
Erickson, clerk OF election. ........ 90
John Reed, clerk of election. 90
The application OF J Q Harris for loan of
$50, on E ", Sec. IA, Twp. Ill, r n, was al
lowed
The application of Mary E Anderson for loan
of $3.50 on W v, See. 30, Twp. no. "A.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-26

proved.
The bond OF John P Erickson as county
commissioner for 81 900 was approved.
The board then adjourned to January S.,
1906. At $50 = m.
4 Pierre, S. D., Jan. $, 1905
$50 a. M.
The board of comfy commissioners Of
Hughes county met pursuant to adjournment
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-26
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Pierre. s. D.. Jan, 8; 1905,

The board OF County Commissioners OF
Hughes County, B. D., met In regular quart
erly session. There were present Messrs.
Martin, Youngberg and Collins, This minutes
ss the ne.c.>s. meet Ing e. the hoard of com
missione re- and OF the canvastng board OF 1909
were read and approved.
The following bills were allowed and or
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-26
GOVERN OR ELROD,s STAND.

Governor Elrod will carefully scrntin-
lie all appropriation bills and should
there be a. disposition, which is not
manifest at this time, to make appro
priatl0ns where not absolutely needed,
& he will not hesitate to use the pruning
knife. The governors backbone is IN
s good repair and he has the courage Of
! hisconvictions. j nst as we anticipated
i the governor is grasping the details OF
4 his iewposition quickly and intellige
+ " and is bound to make oneof the best
4 chief executives CHS state ever had -
4 Iroqnois Chief.
The above from State Auditor Hal
laday, sums up the general opinion Of
Governor Elrod, gained through few
short weeks OF official duty ON his part.
The public likes 70 see man who is
frank and above board IN his expires
sions oil pnblicq questions, especially if he
holds a,high position
Iii his message to the legislature he
told where he stood on all matters that
Nigh come up. He made it perfectly
plain to everybody that he did not
auction 8 state primary election law,
and told why. II is apparent that 2
majority Of the voters Of the state will
stand with him on this issue, for it is
conceded that where the primary sys
tenn has Deen tried it has been found
wanting, and sadly SO. In Minnesota,
INV here it is in vogue, it has been res
ponsible for the elevation Of Doc
Ames to Office as mayo Of Minneapolis,
and All the attendant SCANDAL, connect
ed win the wholesale grating indulg-
ed Iii 81 Ames and. the crowd Of ras-
Gals he gathered about him.
The governor has wisely judged
from tho above AID plenty Of other
cases that the objections to the prim'
AN system far outweigh what can be
said III endatioh Of II, aud know
ing this Ne was not afraid to speak his
mind iii his message. AS Auditor
Halliday states, his back bone IS in good
1 repair, and he shows every indication
that II always will be. His stand on
this question vii have due influence in
organizing public sentiment against an
issua that will confront the state for q
few years to come, and we hope Will
do much 10 counterfeit false inn
pressions that may be growing As to the
alleged virtues of the primary system.
on tie more matter Of extra expense
sto the axpayers the Free Press glands
opposed 70 ! primary law under the
petition recentl;s; presented e the leg
islature. When any measure il pre-
Y seIltsd that IL cs.lc ulated Ia double the
AN ense of on elections, without
nv consequ ent benefit 70 the people II
should ~ squelched, and this Is just
xactly what this new tangled primary
4 election Inv proposes Is do.
l:ss
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AIcaldia a Municipal De Aguas Busra 5.
AVISO De SUBASTA.

En- el expediente de apremio, seguido
por esta Acadia en- cobro de contributed
mes atrasadas que don joaquin Almenas
10. adeuda al Municipio, Sc han embarga-
do como propiedad del deudor trece dueF-
das (13) mas menos de terreno alto .
paste inferior y machuchal, radicados en-
el barrio de SumideEo DE esta Jurisdiction,
bajo los linderos siguielites: r. ..
Norte Oste, la qpebrada nombfadR
Sauces; Sur terrenos de don Jose E. Mo-
rales; Este. terrenos de don Jose 8 GefYa-
sio Alicea. ~.- .r
Dichos terrenos han sido valorados en-
sesenta cinco dollars I$65) y por tai SUI
ma. serdn vendidos en- subasta pGblica que
Sc dispuso celebrar el dfa IA del actual y
por no haber sido publicados oportuna-
mente los anuncios, Sc la dispuesto trans
ferirla, debiendo llevarse cabo el dfa %
del corriente mes las 8 a. M, en- ell salon
de esta casa Acadia. ..
Sc advierte los licitadores que deseen
interesarse en- Ia subasta, que la finca no
tiene tftulo inscrito y que para cuantos in-
formes necesiten, pueden examinar ell ex-
pediente que obra en- Secretarfa.
Aguas buenas, de Noviembre, 1905.
Jose E. Morales
2v. Alcalde Municipal
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Ell PATRIOTISMO ALEMAN.
Las mujeres InSpiradas en- Ia Erase DE- So smpe-
raaOr: ''nusstrO pOrVsRir esta en- las
aguaS." /

Todo ell mundo sabe con que perseve-
rancia y ydestreza y con que habil energfa
ha sa bido Ell Kaiser apasionar a su pueblo
por la marina, despertando en- ell mas alto
grado su patriotismo su amor hacia las
institlciones navales
Este entusiasmo general ha contagiado
tan bien de tai manera las mujeres ale
manas, que inspirandose en- la hermosa
Erase de su Emperador: '.nuestro porvenir
estd en- las aguas', han decidido, baio La
alta direction de Fraulein Cl. MILLER de
Hanover, la creaci6n de una ''uni6n mari
TINA de las mujeres alemanas," destinada,
como la Liga ''masculina'', va existente, y
que actualmente cuenta con mas de........
10000 asociados, hacer la mas activa
propaganda en- favor de las marinas mer-
cante y de guerra, con ell objeto de coope-
rar activamente al aumento de esta Ultima.
Asf es como las ''hormigas celosas'' no
descans saran hasta que por el importe de
sus recOlectas y suscripciones de todas cla-
ses les permitan regular al Imperio un
buque de guerra de grandes dimensiones.
Repetidas lamadas y reclamos de esta IN
dole aparecen todos los dfas en- los peri6di-
cos alemanes, recordando en- terminos pa
tri6ticos y levantados, la conducta de las
mujeres alemanas> en- 1918 y en- 1901,
y dirigidas a todas aquellas & quienes La
sagrada empresa debe seducir y apasionar.
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Intervention de Mr.. Roosevelt en- los
jlIngoe de foot ball."
ResultadO de esOs jusgOs durante un IustrO: 45
muertOS CentenareS de heridOS.

La intervention de Mr.. Roosevelt en-
los juegos de 'foot ball'', ha produeido sa-
tisfactorios resultados.
Los representatives del Harvard Yale y
Princeton ofrecieron hacer todo 10 possible
para que Sc cumplan los reglamentos.
Las confesiones de los interesados de-
muestran la convenience de que los jefes
de las principales Universidades presen-
cien toda clase de juegos peligrosos Sc
citan casos de que los jugadores han sido
inutilizados a prop6sito para debilitar la
cuadrilla a que pertenecfan.
Durante los cinco tiltimos afios ell iuego
de 'foot ball'' di6 por resuItado As muer-
tos y centenares de heridos. Cast nunca
terminp un partido en- que salgan ilesos
todos los Jugadores.
Tomen nota-y buena-los afcionados
81 'base-ball'' en- Puerto Rico y que Sc de-
dican jugarlo en- sitios en- que la seguri-
dad del pdblico anda bola por hombro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-15
.CURIOSO CABINET
acknowledged en-
Londres.
En- Niger quisren muy
NAL a los gemelOs.
Antigua pena que ssta en- Iigor en- Puerto Rico.

En- Londres ha alberto su gabinete y
Sc encuentra va plet6fico de productive
clientela, un dentista para los perros que
solo Sc dedica extracciones y orifcacio-
nes de dentaduras caninas.
Tn peri6dico alenlan calcula que en-
los 1ltimos diez amos lapoblaci6n del mum
do ha aumentado en- cerca de 38.00O,0O0
de habitantes. Han contribuido al au-
mento, en- primer t6rmino, Russia con ca
torce millones, Francia con Glen mil ha-
bitantes.
En- el protectorado de Niger, Africa,
son tan NAL vistos los gemelos y sus ma
dres, que cuando nacen un par de 6stos, Sc
les mata Embellishments, q pesar de la in
fuencia inglesa, j las madres son tratadas
como destelradas profanas. 81.
LAS fabricas de Inglaterra, Francia
y Alemania, producer sesenta y cinco mi
1lones de alfileres al afio, seg1n las esta-
dfsticas del afio pasado. Solo en- Inglate-
rra Sc frabricaron cincuenta y tres Milo
nes.
Las primeras armaS de fuego fueron
usadas en- China, en- tempo en- que los eu-
ropeos peleaban a1n con lanzas y esPa-
das.
En- un hotel de ventas de Londres Sc
ha adjudicado en- pdblica subasta un tro-
20 de piel humana arrancado del cuerpo
de cierto pirata holand6s, & quien Sc eje-
cut6 hace novecientos amos.
Este finebre recuerdo, que Sc encontr6
clavado en- la puerta de la iglesia de Had
stock (Inglaterra), alcanz6 en- la venta
al precio de Glen pesetas. /.
-Ningdn pajaro puede volar para atras
sin dar vuelta y cambiar su frente: pero
hay sin embargo, un pequeno insecto de
cuatro alas, que vuela 10 mismo para ade-
lante que para atras, y que puede avanzar
mas rapidamente que una golondrina.
En- un banquete q. hace POGO Sc di6 ell
Londres en- honor de un novelista, Sc sir
VIC la mantequilla en- trozos, en- los que Sc
habfan modelado bustos en- miniature de
autores notables
La pena de la horca es ell mas anti
quo de los castigos de muerte que ell mum
do ha puesto en- practica. Usdronlo los
egipcios, los celtas y los romanos, y de es-
tos pueblos la tomaron los teutones, los
simbrios y los britanos, que su vez la
trasmitieron los sajones. que todayfa la
usan.
La mayor parte de las horquillas que
Sc gastan en- ell mundo vienen de Pains
wick, pueblo situado en- ell vale de Stroud
(Inglaterra.)
En- las fabricas hay mas de trescientos
obreros dedicados q preparar este indispen-
sable artfculo de tocador, auxiliados por
cientos de maquinas automaticas que trans
forman constantemente miles de metros de
hilo metalico en- horquillas perfectas.
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Pren1iOs q los 6mponegtes sObre ibretGs.
Be sortearan 3 todos los amos entire los que
mas Sc distingan por su constancia en- ell
Ahorro.
Horas de Cajo. Para las imp posiciones:
De 103 de la mafana, y de l q 81
de La tarde los dfas laborables; y de 81 a
103 de la ma1ana los domingos. Para la
extracciones, las mismas horas excepto los
domingos.
RegLGaseletO de Ia Secci6m: Las personals
que interesen mas pormenores sobre las
imposiciones extracciones manera de Ii
quidar intereses, etc. pueden solicitar un
ejemplar en- la Gaia.
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INDICADOR GENERAL

CONSEJO IA LAS NIADRES. Eljara-
be calnhante de La sefiora Winslow debe
usarse aiempre que los niflos esten ea ell
periodoIde la denticidn. Proportions ALI
Vio Immediate al pequefIo paciente, produ-
ce un suelo natural " tranquilO, aliviaIel
dolor el angelic despierta muy viJoIy
alegre Es muy agradable al paladar cal
ma al nifio ablanda sus encias alivia sus
dolores, hace faciles las funciOnes del est0-
-mago v regula los instestino. Es ell nlejoP
relmedio conocido para la Cliarrea va pro-
yenga 6sta de Ia dentici0n 6 de culquteFa
otra callsa, T6ngase mucho cllidadbI en-
pedir ell tJaTabe CalInante de la SefioFa
Winslow" lies el mejor de todos,
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AVISO AL PUBLICO.
No mas aduItsraclOnss del IRON del BarrIIlfO,

Desde el dfa 10. de este mes, los sefiores
A. Alvarez Hermano y M. r. Calderon
Y Ca, son los Gnicos agentes autorizados
en- San Juan para envasar y vender el
''Ron del Barrilito'' con la conocida clique
ia que tengo debidamente registrada en- el
Gobierno.
Estos sefiores tienen compromise formal
por escrito con el fabricante para que d
ron sea envasado en- toda su pureza y COP
todo cuidado y esmero.
Los consumidores, quedan pues avisados
donde podrdn obtener en- 10 sucesivO el
verdadero "Ron del Barrilito' tan como
cido y apreciado del pGblico. San Juan,
p. r., Noviembre 8, 1905.-PEDRO F..
FERNANDEZ. Is v. a.
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Un hombrO hOnrado.

Senior Editor-Sfrvase infornar & sus leo
torres que 81 me esCriben confidenGialments
les mandare por oorreo en- carta sellRd2 81
plan que gegui y p0r el cual obtuve 81 resta-
blecimiento pSrmanente CompGCto de mi
Bslud vigor vRronil despu9s de amos de su-
fFimientOs DE debilidad nervioBa, p6rdidag
noCturn&s y parties d6biles y atrofadRs.
No on mi idea Oonseguir dinero de nadie;
fui robado estafado p0r OhGrlataneE, hasta
pePder Ia fe del g6nero humane, pero, gFaoias
q Dios, estoy ah0ra bien vigorosoy y fuerte, y
son degeo de hRcoP con0Cer & todog este Fem0-
dio oierto de ourGrge.
No t0niondo NADIA que vOndeR nj que On.
lar q. A. D., no deSeo din9Ho.
DiHaoCi6ni b. BEAnts Box D0lEays &1chss
@@. UUy
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OepartamentO> del Interior.

Debiendo procederse al deslinde de los
terrenos pdblicos en- los terminus munich
pales de San Juan, Carolina Lola, Sc
avisa por el presente los propietarios de
fincas en- esas localidades que por Ell Jefe
de la Division de terrenos pGblicos Sc re-
querirG para la presentation de tftulos y
otros documentos que acrediten la propie-
dad cuando fuere necesario para la inves-
tigaci6n de Linderos.
San Juan, P. R., Noviembre 13 de 1905.
Lewis j. Proctor,
Acting Comisionado del
6 v. s. Interior.
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--AVIsO A Los FILATELIsTAs

-AVISO A LOS -FILATELISTAS.
Sc venden seis albums de sellos de correo
de todas parties del mundo con sellos rari-
slmos de Espafia, Francia, Inglaterra, etc,
ETC., y casi todos los Cuba, Haiti, Antillas
francesas, Chile, ETC., etc. Los de Puerto
Rico desde 1873 y los de las Antillas es-
pa1olas son completes. Los albums con-
tienen unos 5000 sellos. Dirfjanse &
Francisco Si5Va U1mpierre. Apartado 26.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico. Tambien Sc
venden separadamente. Is V. a.
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INTEREsANTE A Los HACIENDA
DOS DE CANA.

Sc ofrece el todo parte de una maqui-
maria para azdcar, compuesta de calderas,
tanques, clasifcadores, evaporadoras cen
trffugas, bombas, tachos,. tubos coneccio-
mes, 0tC., etc. 1odo moderno y en- buen
uso.
Dara detalles, precios condolences al
ser solicitados Isidro A. Sanchez.-San
Juan. P. E. 15Y.a.
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sENoRAs Y sENORITAs.

En- el acreditado establecimiento de esta
ciudad denominodo ola LUNA" Sc aca-
ba de inaugurar un elegante departamento,
exclusivamente para Seforas Senoritas
en- el que encontraran los mas elegantes y
modernos Sombreros desde DOS PESOS
en- adelante.
En- este departamento hay ropa hecha y
otros objetos de gusto para ell bello sexo,
estando dicha nueva secci6n bajo la com
Petente direction y al exclusive cargo, de
la celebre modista Austro-Neoyorkina
Nine Clarice que goza de gran fama en-
New York y Paris por ell gusto y elegan-
cia de los sombreros que presenta al
p6blico. 15v.s