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for the purpose of entering into a contract
for your boarding school,
Has Had His Ewes Opened.

My eyes began to be opened, not to say,
to stare. l recalled the whole history of
the action of the government in regard to
denominational schools as rehearsed above
l wrote to three or four Protestant mis-
sionary societies and learned that their
amazement was equal to my own. I next
discovered that these contracts numbered
IN all nine and that eight had been made
with one denomination, and that of the
total amount of the contracts, viz, $102, 7S0,
all but S1,320 was for the benefit of one
denominati tion.
I happen to have missionaries in the In
dian country who have been moving about
famiiiary among the people there for from
fifteen TO thirty years, and who are thor
oughiy familiar with the Indian language.
Petitions Gotten Up Secretly
Il addressed inquiries to these and
others and learned that the petitions for
these contracts were gotten up quietly, that
they We're entirely unheard of by them and
large number of Indians for months after
ward, and that many of the Indians who
signed them did not know what the petition
meant.
81 received copies of the petitions sent In
from different tribes. l found the petitions
to be all in practically the same language,
and language which the natives would not
have used. They are signed by women as
well as men. About two-thirds of the
signers merely attached their mark. The
whole number of signers is very small
fraction, of the tribes concerned. In one
case $50 signers in tribe of 5000 Sioux"
Bishop Hare then appends list of con-
tracts made by the United States Indian
office with various sectarian organizations
for the education of Indian children for the
fiscal year ending June 80 next. They are
as follows:
Contracts With Organizations.
st. Joseph School. Roman Catholic. total
for year, S1S $50; ST. Louis School, Roman
Catholic, $9,375; st. Johns School, Ro-
man Catholic, SS, 125; Immaculate Concep-
ton School, Roman Catholic, 5000; Holy
Rosary School, Roman Catholic, $21 600;
St Francis School, Roman Catholic,
81. 900; st. Labres' School, Roman Cath
olic $64S0; st. Marys School, Roman
Catholic, $500; Foss Boarding School,
Lutheran, $4,320; total, $1o2,7S
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TO DISCUSS RELIGIOUS TOPICS.
Notable Gathering Of Educators and
Clereymen at Boston.

BOSTON. February 2.-The program
for the third annual convention OF the
Religious Education Association, which
has just been arranged, Indicates that
many prominent educators and clergy
men will speak upon wide variety OF
religious topics during the several days
of the convention, which Will be opened
on Sunday, February II. The general
theme to be discussed at the convention
is '.,rhe Aims of Religious Education.
Among those scheduled to contribnte
papers during the meeting are President
William r. Harper Of the University OF
Chicago President Henry Churchill King
of Oberlin College, Ohio; Bishop VIM. +.
Mcdowell of Chicago and President
Frank w. Gunsaulus of the Armour In
stitute of Technology, Chicago.
In addition to the general meetings.
various departmental sessions Will he
held.
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LOCAL PROBATION OFFICERS.
Provisions Of Bill introduced b,
Representative Babcock.

Representative Babcock Of Wisconsin,
chairman Of the House District committee.
has introduced bill to provide for the ap-
pointment of probation officers in the Dis
trict of Columbia. Under the terms OF the
bill the probation officers shall inquire into
the antecedents, character and offense OF
persons over the age of seventeen years
arrested for crime within the District and
make report to the court of all cases in
vestigated by him, Of all cases placed in
his care by the court and of any other du-
ties performed by him. He shah also fur
nish to each person released on probation
committed to his care a written statement
Of the terms and conditions of liiS proba-
tisn. and shall report to the court any yio-
fation or breach Of the terms and condt-
tions imposed.
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JAPANESE BEATEN OFF.
Killed Left on Fieid-Frozen Corpses
of Wounded,

TSINKHETCHEN, Manchuria, Monday,
January 80 delayed in transmission).-
The Japanese offensive in the neighbor-
hood of Dziantchan, fourteen miles south
east of Tsinkhetchen, has everywhere been
beaten off. The japanese left their killed
and carried off a couple of hundred
wounded.
The Russians subsequently found large
number of frozen corpses of Japanese
wounded who had tried to crawl off from
ChenhatIn pass. The appearance of these
corpses was frightful. The bodies We're
scantily clad. One hundred Japanese
corpses were found on the field.
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japanese May Abandon Position.
BIG SHIPS FOR JAPAN.
japanese Naval Officers Tell of Plans
for Navy

VICTORIA, B. c., February 2-on the
steamer Shinano, which has arrived from
Yokohama, were three japanese naval ofh-
GERS en- route to London to superintend the
construction of 16,OO0-ton battle ship De-
ing built in England for delivery at the
close of the war.
They say 1y,ooo-ton battle ship is being
b,,i,t AT Osaka. a 12ODu-ton cruiser al Kaiio.
ara a number of submarines and torpedo
craft are being hurriedly constructed Ten
merchant steamers are being buiit ait
Nagasaki one of 1900 tons, for the Aineri-
can trade.
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MIRSKY'S RETIREMENT.
Discussed by the Russian Press-Lack-
ed Self f-Confidence

ST. PETERSBURG, February 2.-The pa
pers today discuss the retirement of In
terror Minister Prince Sviasopolk- -Mirsky.
The Novoe Nremya says:
''The circumstance of Sviatopolk-Mirsky
leaving the ministry of the interior calls
forth sympathy toward this sincere, good
man and his unrealized hopes
Continuing, the Novoe Vremya remarks
that SviatOpolt Mirsky did not possess the
self-confidence necessary TO insist upon the
program which had the sympathy of the
Russian people.
The Russ refers to the administration of
Sviatopolk- Mirsky as a ministry of good
intention" and adds that lin view of its
short duration IL would be unjust to de-
mand any results
NJ. Bouligan's appointment minister of
the interior was signed yesterday, although
It has not yet been promulgated. 1t Is be-
lieved his appointment will be only tenn
porary.
The friends of Prince Sviatopolk- -AIirsky
express regret for the sake of his future
fame that he did not resign the moment it
became apparent that the policy on which
he assumed office was not attainable.
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EARLY AGREEMENT INDICATED.
No Action Taken on Arbitration
Treaties by Senate Committee.

After discussion of more than an hour
the Senate committee on foreign relations
today adjourned without reporting the ar
bitration treaties between the United States
and several European governments, but
with prospects for an early agreement.
Senator Bacon again urged the adoption OF
amendments that were made by the Senate
to the Olney-Pauncefote treaty, in order to
guard the interests of states, but these
were opposed by the republican members Of
the committee. 1t is said that the commit
tee finally will agree to an amendment re-
quiring that every claim to be arbitrated
under the treaties must first be submitted
to the Senate. Senators from southern
states, who have opposed the treaties be-
cause of the effect they might possibly
have ON repudiated state bonds held abroad.
have agreed to accept an amendment of
this character.
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TO ACQUIRE GERMAN MINES.
Prussian Government Seeking Inforna
ton About the Coal Interests.

BERIIN. February 2.-The Prussiail gcv-
ernment has inquired Of the group of imam
dial interests represented by the Dresdener
Ranlx and Bank for business and Industry
,f II would be difficult to raise loans ssifii-
oiant to take over the coal mines both Of
tha Rhenish-Westphalian and Siiesian re-
cions. should the government desire 20
consider such project. This inquiry was
subrnitted to meeting Of bankers last
week as basis for discussion The sum
Of $e50000, 900 was named as rough esti-
mate Of the cost. Tho bankers judgment
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he said, that an appropriation Of $4,000
be recommended, to be available July !, and
with power to the Commissioners to con-
tract for the entire avenue from the naval
observatory to Boundary avenue, the work
to be paid for by following appropriations
next year and the year after
Mr.. TAFT said that Washington would
never be great manufacturing center. but
that it could be made a famous educational
center. The passage of the proposed bill,
he said. would be a great aid to several
large educational institutions. He asked
that the appropriation be made at once, as
at the least it would take three years to
complete the avenue to the District line.
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STRIKE TROUBLES ouIETING.
Reports From American Consuls in
Russia-Rioters Killed

ST. PETERSBURG. February 22.-The
latest reports received by Consul General
Watts from the American consuls in Rus
STA indicate a cessation of the trouble in
most of the industrial centers OF the ceun-
try.
The consul at Riga reports that the riot
ing at that place was precipitated by stu
dents and rowdies who fred on the police.
The police and troops returned the fire.
and 53 persons were killed and $50 wounded.
At Revai the soldiers were obliged to de-
fend factory on Saturday against a mob
Three rioters were killed and several others
were wounded.
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Conferred Regarding Irrigation.

Major Llewellyn and Captain Leah of the
Rough Riders were callers at the Interior
Department today. Major Llewellyn will
command the Presidents personal escort
on inauguration day and Captain Leah is to
be one of the members of the escort. They
are both interested In irrigation projects in
New Mexico and called on Secretary Hitch
cock in connection Herewith.
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AWAKENED HOPE.
Newspaper Comment Upon the Czar's
Reception to Workmen.

ST PETERSBURG, February 2.-The
Novoe Vremya says the emperors reception
of the workmen delegates at Tsarskoe Selo
yesterday was an event of exceptional i'm
portance, awakening the hope of the re-
establishment of internal peace, which con-
ettutes the best guarantee and is an in
dispensable condition of peace abroad and
fruitful labor at home
The paper adds that 1t trusts the event
will greatly facilitate the restoration of in
ternal order. of which not only the work
men but all Russia has such great need.
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THE LAW VIOLATED.
Result of Investigation Of the sante
Fe Railroad.

The interstate commerce commission to-
day forwarded to the Attorney General a
report on the investigation Of the charges
that the AtcAison. Topeka and Santa Fe
gaflroad has been granting rebates to the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. the re-
port showing that the law had been vio-
hted n these transactions and referring
fhe whole matter to the Department Of
3ustice Tor action.
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In the Mood.

An advertisement in The
Star presents It's proposi
tion Co prospective cus
toners when they afo n
the mood to be Interested
and enlightened.
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qpiutss parties. 8 sea eI 25 por ciento
del so Dor ciento de otrA 61ca F6stics.
compuesta de 107 cuerdas de terreno.
rldicsda en- el blrrio de Santa CFuz
de Trujillo Baj1. hoy Carolina. en-
Iindes. por el NOYte, con 81 Tf1 grande
de Loizaly terrenos dell Pbro. don
Mariano G0nz6lez LSi1, Dor 81 Sur
don Ramon III. DeIgado , dcns Rosa
Birriel de Maeso y por ei Ossse eI
pr0pio sefloF Gonzalez Lsio y el dieho
don Ramon II DeIgado.
La subAsta tendFG efscto en- mi Of.
cina. site en- 81 miGmo edifcio de d
COFte (antiguo local de Il Audiercia
Territoria0 81 dia IA del pF6ximO
AbriI , hoFa de lac 9 de la mAfiana;
adviFti6ndoss que % admitirGn propo.
clones para cada condominio cue no
constan los tftuIoB de propiedad, que
suDlirs por su cuenta 81 FemAtista.
DAdo bSio firms en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico el a de MsFz1 de 1905.
JO5ELABRADOR
Marnhsl de ID COrte de Distrito de
San Juan. avs
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NO So DEscuIDR uD.

Los varios sfntomas de una cons
dici6n debilitada que toda per-
soma reconoce en- 81 misna, es una
adVertencia que por ningun con.
cepto deberfa pasar desapercibida,
pues de otra manera los germenes
de enfermedad tomaran incremen.
to con gran peligro de fatales con-
secuencias. Los germenes de Ia
tisis pueden ser absorVidos por
los pulmones q cualquiera hOra
echando raices y multiplicandose,
q no ser que ell sistema sea ale
mentadO hasta cierto punto que le
facilite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLR
que es tan sabrosa como la miel
contiene los principles nutritivos
curativos del Aceite de Higado
de Bacalao Puro, que extraemos
directamente de los hfgados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos .Compuesto, Extrac-
tos de Malta Y Cerezo Silvestre,
fortifica el sistema contra todos los
cambios de temperature, que pro-
Queen invariablemente Tos, Catarro,
Asma, Gripa, Tfsis y todas las en-
fermedades emanadas por debilidad
de los pulmones = constitution ra-
quftica. Tomada 4 tempo eVita
Ia tisis; tomada & tempo la cura.
Sci Professor Bernardo Urueta, de
la Botica Frizac en- la Ciudad de
Mexico, dice: Por la presente tengO
81 gusto de participar q Uds. que
he usado en- mi hiio, enfermo de
Nal de Pott y por indication del
DIR. Rafael Lavista, la Preparation
de Wampole, que Uds. preparan y
ademas de que lie ha hecho mucho
bien, su est6mago Ia tolera muchf-
simo mejor que las otras prepara-
clones de aceite de bacalao. Igual
cosa ha pasado con algunos otTos
nifos & quienes les he recomendado
que usen la medicina de Uds." No
importa que clase de tratamiento
haya tenido NAL 6xito en- ell case de
I'd. no Sc desespere hasta que Ia
haya probado. Eficaz desde Ia pri-
mera d6sis. Nadie sufre un des-
sngatlo con esta. En- las Boticas.
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Department Of taa Interior Of
Porto Rico.
zinc Of the commIssioner.
ADVERTISEMENT.

70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
WHEREAS. Juan Cortada, repre-
ented By his attorney, Antonio Aiva-
rez Navn. land owner 10 the barFio
Deacslabrado. municipalities Of SantS
Isabel and Juana Dinz, has flied with
be Commissioner Of the Interior nt
petition . llicitiDR the concession Of 90
iters Of water per sec0nd to be pump
ed by ateAm power from the De1caIa.
brado river for irrigation Of sugar
lands.
WHEREAS, under the amended
NV of waters In force the COmmiaGio-
ner of the Interior has ordered this
Rlvert sament TO be published during
80 days Ia this p8psr in orSe TO hear
She parties th8t msy be concerned
against of said concession.
NOW THEREFORE. notice is here
By given that the petition Of Juan
CJrta6a will be held By the COm-
missioner of the Interior fJr 80 daya
from date of this notice and nll per.ong
desiring TO be heard Ogainot the grant
ting Of said concession may present
their arguments il writing TO the
Commissioners Of the Interior within
the time shove specified. -
Febrsro % de 1905.
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nualee. Esto serfa muy Conveniente.
Et individual esfasFz1 hasta Rhora
ne:ho no cd bAstSnts, pero uaa orga-
nizsci6n general ssCundada por les
autoridades muoici pales de todR la is-
n para ID distFibuCi6n del trabRiO.
entsndemos que darfa muy buenos rs
sultados.
Esa ley tiene, de otro Iado. una pFkc-
tica garantis. ? es que 81 en- cualQuier
momento Sc viarR qaa la Agencia que
ella Crea no dabn fesultado eiCiente.
puede. Dor virtud de Ia misms ley, ser
cerrada suprimida d sgencia. Este
precepto coustituye una prudente pre-
vision, porque TODD expeFiment0 deb9
bs que d6 buenOa respltadoa.
ST esOs reEuItados fuerRn buenos en-
este case. Los tFabaio8 seriRn llevad0S
adeIante con mayor enerQfa. toda ve2
que hay suficiente dineFo presupuesto
para clio. hssta ell pF6ximo peT1odo le-
QisIativO. Per0, ed Otro case, q se
observaFa que el pueblo de Puerto Ri
co no cbtiene sufciente compensation
con 81 soatenimiento de esq Agenoie.
entonceg, en- cua'qnisr TEMPO. serfa
suprimida por orlen del GObernadoF,
Eu una pale bra. -. +, Los coseche-
roa negOCiantes de csf6. y los peri
toa en- "a materia en- Puerto Rico. ten-
dram poF medic de esa ley & au dispo-
aici6n nm sgente ccneFcial para vender
sus produotos. sin niDguna comisi6n 8
costO para squellos.
ES ESTE UN EXPERIA ENTO
QUE DERE SER OBSERVApQ
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Marines en- tIeTTa.
LuChl con Ia pOliGla On IN cafe
tn do Ia CaIIG Dc Ia Tanea.
leREsI0N De MlRlas 1 U P0LIGIL.

Esta msnans ocurRi6 an esCkndaIo
% an cafetfn de u caIle de q Tanca.
VariOs marineros en- estado de en-
briaguez. se fueron & les manos. AL
iatelvenir 81 guardia Lugo. ID en-
prendierOn en- contra de 81. acudiendo
ca So auxiIio los gusrdias DSVila y Me
Iendez. quienes los condujeron 81 Guar
tel. Una vez On 6sta V0lVieron s ar
mRrse. agrediendo 81 guArdia Maiendez
en- el cuello, imposibilitsndolo de poder
luchsr.
Acudi6 en- auxiIio de- los Quardias /
S4rgent9 MOngiI quien tambien fu6
sgredido, pero loRrRndo dominar los
agresOres.
Como quiera que el estado de los
mRriner0s es fatal por Ia intoxicaci6n
quedaron en- 81 cuaFtel hasta tsnto que
puedAn ser Conducidos & ID C6rceI.
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de Iss personas & quienes pueda afso-
tar Il concession.
Pr tknto. q, hGce p6blicO por este
lru-Cioque 9 petici6n de Juan Cogta-
do, seT6 detenids por eI Comisionado
del Totefior durante 80 dfna partir
1e h fechA- de este anunGiO para que
tOdas las Psrsonas qEe tsngan Fasones
para OponeFae eata concession pre-
senten sus reclamaciones pOF esOrito aE
Comisionado del Interior dentro del
pla8o setlAlado.
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En- Ia Corte de Distrito del distrito
judicial de San Juan.
j 5i'Ps. .s: G1S'; i : i. ailf' st. E!.. !.
dos Baidos. basta.
RlSlLlO HEERO
dsmandanis.
vsrsus lOsidn personal sn SObrO
lSAlAS 8. CRUZ Do pesos.
jose Labrador VifaIs, MArthd de
la Corte de DistritO del distrito judi
ci8l de San Juan, Puerto Rico.
HAGO SABER: que CumpIiendO
Orden del Hon. Emilio del TOPO Cue.
vas. Juez de eta Corte. ca 81 1rOce-
dimiento seguido pOr B1silio PifEsro,
pOr medic del AbogadO EmigdiO s.
GinOFiO. contra lsafas Gonzslez Cruz.
en- c0bFO de 1548 dollars & intsreses
del doca por cient0 anuaI. ConVenidos.
desda 81 is de Mayo de 1904, y ,stap.
he dispuestO aacar & p6biica subasts,
p0r t6rminO de VENTS dfAs Los bienes
siRuientes:
/. Ii cuarts paFte de una casa he
bitaci6n, terFeFa. de madeira. techada
de zinc. de 9 metros de frente por
de fondO. con Ga solar de 81 metros De
ffente Dor 81 de fondO. FAdicad0 "a el
DobIndO de TrujilIo BIjo. CaEolina, ca
lindes por 81 NoFta y q Este con ta-
rrenO del Pbr0. don Mariana 9onzs-
Isz Laio, pOF 81 SuF el camino que az
dicho pOhlado c0nduCe CaFoains y
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PaTa nlIlna
Ma1ana pUblicaremos interesan-
tes noticias del c6lebre proceso de
HumacaO, poF asesinato de sNini.S
81 Jaez dIspusO On CoamO Ia
GEhumaCI6l del Gadtvor Dc
AIVaTado
81 nuevo recouocimiento compFobd
Ia declaracion del asesino.

III ooronaI HamilI he Teoibido de
Coamo 81 siguiente ta.6grama:
ePor existir dudas entre II confe-
si6n Gel ecusndo Juan MaTtfnez , 81
dictfmen "a entopsia del facuItatiVo
fu6 oFdenada nor 81 Juez h exhuma-
ci6u del cad yer de NarCis0 AlvaEadO.
verifios ndosa a0ueIIa s u que asiatf
aeompa s do lql Jufz = ell facultHtiVo.
Continues IN declsraci6n del citado
Marffnez "a BaIbuens, resultand0 este
autor del seeginnto de NarCisO AlYnEa-
do " SO e0mpFob6 que el crlmen az Ves
rific6 So ~ aDnera que b FeIata "a
acusad0. Tarminads d investigation
repgese .TnaDe Dfsz. - 1elssentS
.Noa.p
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Information
impOFtanto,

DESDE MANANfA EMPEZ ARA
ola CORRESPONDENCE A PU-
BLICAR Ell TEXTO OFFICIAL DE
LAS LEYES VOTADAS EN- Ell
ULTIMO PERIODO LEGISLATI-
VO.
LLAMAMOS HACIA ESTA NO
TICIA La ATENCION DE LAS
PERSONALS a QUIENES INTERE-
Sc Ell ASUNTO.
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DoDaTtamsntO del Interior ID
Puerto Rico.
ohcina del c comisionadO deIInterior
ANUNCIO.

Por cuanto, Juan COrtada. propie-
tari0 ca 81 barrio DescnIabrado. muni-
cipio de Santa Isabel , JuanR Diaz.
repre- entadO pOr Ga abOgadO Antonio
Alvarez Nava. he preseDtado 9 Conf
sionadO del Interior una petici6n sol
citando n concession de so htros de
sQus por neQund0. del II Descal.bra-
io. para Fieg0 de un0s t-rrenoa De 90
pFopiedsd destinadOs q eultlyo de
cana.
YiQente 81 C0miGiOnado del Interior 30
lisDuest0 que este an1neio q publi-
~ por trsint1 diar O. coto rcrit 7ioc
co obisto q sulitiR = crS-
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La SOcis1dd Aa6nima Latz Elkctri;-
ca ha introducido una pasta pars sol
daF que dk meiares resuItados que min
Ga ! 6cidO COnOcido hssts 81 de. La
EefeEidn Sociedsd n Vende 6 prsoio1
Hsducidoo y Ios que 90 dediquen a N
mo De IatarinG, etc.. deben pRobarls
para nuegdFarse de b boAdnd del ar
HouIo. SV.a
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leasl6n diTsGtl para Sant0 Do.
mlDgO.

DsI 28 aI 29 del cOrriente mes se
despachaTa el vapor domiuicano eEs-
treIIa. para los pueTtos de San Pedro
de- MaCorfs , b capital. Admits car
gay pasaieros 6 iDf0rmark Ell Consul
G sneral senior Medins. CAlse de- 10
Trcs. n6msro 8. avs.
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AsG0ns0s On Ia paIIefs.

El Iunes pr6ximO seT6n iFmAdos los
nombramientos de ascenaos en- d po-
licia insular. AL rededor de 40 guar.
dias han Racendido & caboa, entire elIos
los QuRFdias Sierra y Paco Sierra.
Reciban nueBtra enhoFa buena poP
cuRnt0 son policies que han pre0tAdo
Conatantes y buenos serviciO1.
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%ORPLExION TRANSPARENCY, MANOs &UAvEs BLANCAR
CABELLO ABUEDANTE pr0du de cUs
~ TICURA, fael
caasS ss99 ESs9Ss c's
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Al PUBLICO.- Fotogrsfias, ampllaoionou
: fotoQrabados So hacen ca u EotografIs de
l. Succession de Alfonso. sea tgeneiaQo 81
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-25

CON GRAN INTEREs POR TODO
Ell MUND0 EN- PUERTO RICO Y
POR MUCHAS PERSONALS EN- LOS
ESTADOS. UNIDOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-25
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Director
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-09
Reward Offered.

For harvesting specs go to Hodes
Pioneer gun store. Also a fine
assortment of Kings triple beaded
rifle sights and Sheard's hunting or
target sights. The reward is in the
good bargain to be secured.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-09
Work Wanted.

Reliable man wants place tt
work. Can drive team and under
stands caring for all kinds of live
stock, good mixer. strictly temper
ate, handy with tools.
Address Box AZ.
Corvallis, Oregon.