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The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09

Few men have faith enough to leave
their umbrellas in the vestibule of a
church.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09

And the higher man ciimps tn
harder will be his fall.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09

Silence is one thing you can't name
without breaking 1t.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09

What | say goes" remarked the EN-.
phstic man, as he sent a telegram
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09
How's Thts2

Silence often covers lot of ignor-
anec.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09
FRESH-AIR. TREATMENT
Most Potent Means Of Restoring con.umpttv.
Patients to Health

monia- A solution of copperas (sul-
phate Of iron) will have the same re-
suit Lastly. the floor should be sup
piied with absorbent litter. wnlcn
should be removed when 1t Is soiled.
Ventilation should be provided in
such . way As to avoid cold drafts.
Small openings. which may be easily
closed with q slide. may be made in
the outer wall near the floor. and
similar ones near the ceiling. or in
the roof, through which the foul air
can escape. Pure air Is OF the utmost
importance to the well-being OF
horses"
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09
TEA

Our dealing a challenge
Our dealing a challenge
Our dealing a challenge
Our dealing a challenge
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09

gTYS pesaneasiy cured. No nss Or nsrvoasnen afsaR
Uuu hrst days use OF Dr. knes Great Nerve ksseoCs
sspd fEr FREE q ~ 90 ssi.i eosss .nd sssssss
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09

A man Isn't SO very poor If he can af.
ford to keep but one dog.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09

resr Erees: returns your nsoa.y If you don,
uks sehilinS's Best.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09

Every girl should know how to fiirt,
doing 1t.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09

The Best Results Ia starehina
can be obtained only by using De
fiance Starch. besides getting OF.
more for same money-no cooking re-
Quired.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09

This Is good day for the race
what race?" 1.-THE human race"
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09

Child
victed
bigamj
sten y
Only a
the sci
The
a dram
gave Il
Jurors
testified
God ha
said:
Il am
wife wd
murdert
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09
TEA
We want no money for
unsatisfactory tea.
Don't be shy!

Your grocer returns your money II you doe't
iikp schilllng's best.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-09
Tho Colorado Sadd|eIy Co.

Wholesale Manufacturers of Harness and
Saddles of every style. Ask your dealer for
our goods u he does not keep them we will
put YOU In touch with one who does.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-13
FORT GRANT TO
 BE ABANDONED
GENERAL CHAFFEE STATED THAT THERE WAS NO FUR THEIR USE FOR soLD-
 IERS THERE.

Chaffee First Come to Arizona in 1876, Being Then at Fort Mcdowell as captain.-8uilt Officers Guar ters at Fort Huachuca.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-13
NEW ASSOCIATION OF
The American Stock Growers
 Elect Officers

Denvsr, May Ii-TSe live stock growers of the country in convention here completed organization of the American Stock Growers association today President Murdo Mackenzie appointed an executive committee of twenty-two. This committee will in- crease its number to thirty. Among those appointed were: c. M. Odon- nel of New Mexico, and Col w. F. Hughes and E. NJ. Ammonso of Colo rado.
 Resolutions were adcrted thanking President Roosevelt for his fight for equal rights at the hands of the rail roads. declaring the present railroad law inadequate and declaring it should be strengthened. condemning private car line system controlled by packers and demanding That United States shall cease obs;ructing the ap- Dlication of the great principle of reef procity. which was urged as essential to our foreign markets for agricultur- al and live stock products"
 Denver is to be headquarters of as sociation and next convention will be called by executive committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-13
WILL ENLARGE Fl. BLISS
Orders Have Been Received
 From War Department

Fl Paso, May 12.-As a result of the visit of Gen. Chaffee and Gen. Hum phrey to Fort Bliss last week, steps have already been taken to increase the garrison of the post.
 Orders have been issued by tele- graph by Gen. Humphrey, who is chief quartermaster of the army. for the preparation of plans for company messes at the fort, the object being. he says in his telegram, to convert the present consolidated mess hall into quarters for a band. when a reg mental headquarters is established here.
 The instructions of Gen. Humphrey are that the plans must be prepared at once so that appropriation can be made for their construction out of the funds available for the current fis- cal year, there being some funds for maintenance and construction" yet on hand that can be used for this purpose.
 Should the plans not be completed for the Fort Bliss work before June 90. the funds now available would re- vert to the general treasury and it is the desire, it appears. to rush the work so that this years money can be used to stars the contemplated i'm provements. and next years allotment can also be used.
 It is believed that the battalion of the 2eth infantry now at Fort Bliss, will be transferred and that the head quarters of one of the new regiments now en route home from the Philip pines. will be established here. Some of the officers of the post believe that either the Seventh or Twentieth infantry will be sent.
 In addition to the construction work ordered today by the cuartermaster general for the post. repairs have been ordered made to the cavalry stables. which would indicate that cavalry might be sent here.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-13
MISSOURI KID" HANGED
Rudolph Young, Bank RObber, Who Escaped St. Louis Jail

Union. Mo, May 12-William Ru doiph, the Missouri Kid" was hang ed in the jail yard at 1O:O1 o'clock to day. His neck was not broken, ant he strangled 19 minutes before being pronounced dead.
 The crime for which Vim. Rudolph was executed was participation, witl George Collins, who was hanged las; year. in the killing of detective Charles J. Schumacher, of St. Louis at Rudolph's home, near Stanton. on January 25, 1903.
 One month previously the bank here had been robbed, and the robbers made their escape by firing at the citizens wh odiscovered them at work. After unsuccessful searches by posses Detective Schumacher was assigned to make a search for-the robbers and his suspicious were directed toward Vim. Rudolph.
 Disguised as a hunter, Schumacher visited the Rudolph home, situated in an isolated section and surrounded by dense forests. and after eating din Aer at the Rudolph home he caused warrant. on the charges of bank rob bery, to be issued for Rudolph and an unknown man living at the Rudolph home.
 Two days later. accompanied by dep uties, Schumacher attempted to serve the warrant The house appeared deserted, but the officers proceeded to the front door and trapped. With out warning one of the side doors swung open and Rudolph and Collins. armed with revoIvers. jumped into the yard and opened fire. Schumacher was instantly killed, and after a run. ming fight, the deputies were put to flight but uninjured.
 Rudolph and Collins fled and were captured at Hartford, Conn, Collins native born town, on March 1, 1903 They were brought to Union, and af- ter a preliminary hearing. were taken 10 St. Louis for safe keeping, pending their trial.
 Just one week before the trial Ru- dolph made a daring escape from the St. Louis jail at 4 o'clock in the af- teruoon. He had not been recaptur- ed at the time set for the trial, and Collins was tried on the charge Of participating in the murder ofSchu- macher. and convicted.
 A short time previous to the date of Collins execution a warden in the Lansing (Kan.) penteEitary iden- tified one of the prisoners as Rudolph. Rudolph was brought to Union for trial and sentenced to death for mur- der on the same day that Collins was executed, March 26, 1904.
 Rudolph had been granted two re- prieves by Governor Folk, and every effort was exhausted by his relatives lawyers to secure a communication to life Imprisonment. Last Friday, when Rudolph was brought .iere from St. Louis, he sent a personally written appeal to the governor.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-13
Why Suffer From Rheumatism7

Why suffer from rheumatism when one application oi Chamberlain's Pain Balm will relieve the pain? The quick reliefs which this liniment af- fords makes rest and sleep possible, and that alone is worth many times its cost Many who have used it hoping only for short relief from suffering nave been happily surprised to find that after awhile the relief became permanent. Mrs. V. H. Leg gett of Yum Yum, Tennessee. U. 8. A.. writes. 'I am a great sufferer from rheumatism, all over from head to foot and Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the only thing that will relieve the pain" For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-13


 Lieutenant General Adna R. Chaf- fee, on his way from Fl Paso to Whipple Barrack, stopped at Tucson for two hours. While in the old pueblo he accorded short interview to reporter of the Tucson Citizen.
 How long since you have been here?" asked a Citizen reporter of General Chaffee. knowing that he was formerly stationed in this part of the country
 The last time I was here was in 1894" was the answer. T was sta. tioned at Denver. being the inspector for this district, But I came to Ari- zona first in 1876, being then at Fort McDowell as captain. After that I was at Fort Huachuca, where l built the officers quarters, having the rank of major at that time.
 From Phoenix we will go to Whip pie barracks at Prescott, thence to Wingate, then to Fort Reilly. Kansas City. Jeffersonville. Ind, and then home, which we expect to reach on the 18th inst" By home. of course. the speaker meant Washington. D. c.
 The readers of the Citizen will re- collect that few days ago the paper predicted the abndonment of Fort Grant, and the conclusions were cor rect. for the general stated that it was a fact that the post would be left to itself in the course of year.
 Tt is no longer of any use to us from military point of view" said he, and I think shall transfer the single troop there to Apache soon. I am going to transfer two troops now at the latter post to For. Smelling. Minn., and as there are quarters for five troops at Fort Apache, there will be plenty of room for the one now at Grant, and there is no extra room at Hu2chuca just now"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-13

An unmatchahle offer. Mems President. the Eagle or Guyot suspend CTS; the regulat price 5pc .. ... SIC
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-13

Fine quality muslin Night Dresses, trim med with lace and em- broidery; the regular price $1.50. Sale price.
 =. ... .95c.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-13
GEO. SL0CKETT co.
STOCK sRokERs.

Beldon Dee Block, Houshton, kicA
 We are pioneer dealers m aass.as securities in Mtentgxn end our ts<ss ties for handling ehltsted s.ssxs e sssarpassss Sud to us for w1S yss sAnk If you sssa te s~n esA< lowsn nssprias ts ss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-14

Noess ''l5 ponglr,el6n raeiII.
ea l gs laeII

Sic. Mathis puiosics una isroo. o..k.
de- 81 enYlaeo eapecfal - irkpgss
(1ask0n IiaFFou1. -
Ese9ole e csraetar nlarroau1. olo-
eAnd0 % fsa9e de Ia penetraof6n rsef
nca. para qem0ssFar que MaFFueeoa
es 81 pafamas innpenetFab SIC deT rnurflo
pues desde haoe mil afios 40 ba fIsdo
ning6n pasO hacia la civiligeei6n. n
los intentos de nonqniata de InUJekapra
han deiado lG naenoF hnelIa.
Los espafOless Cuy0 espfrifu. coleni.
zador POI. medic de Is penetraci6D -
cffca esta bien demostradO en or
solo hau c0nseguido en- Marrueenn.
despues de fantfsim0B aff0a de vivig II
ladO de los maFrOQnies, 6 peaar IA
ser die2 mil los espaf ioles resi- identag en
eL impetio, muChos de eIlos eieroiendo
la medicine. nunca han podidO mez-
Clarse con los marroqufes, hoy mas
descOLfados y hostiles que nunca para
los criatianos.
1DQLateFra, que es lR potencia mas
c0IOnizadOrR y penetranta de la tierYa.
81 ver agOtadoa todOs su iutentoa. com
pFepdi6 que solo Ie Testaba retirarse.
perdido el partido. hacienda Francia
IN vegal0. difcil per0 inevitable de
aceptar cuand0 Sc posse & ArRalia =
T6nez.
Acaso 1u9Iaterra no creyendO posi-
BILE "a penetration pacffCa. aup0Daa
que Francia, acudiFS 6 d conquista.
Castor LerrOux considers Que Be-.
necesitan Glen mil hOmbres y cincuen-
10 affos.
Dsduce de- clio. puasto que "a. per 6.
TRACTION pac1tica eB tan impossible como
la cOnquista. que Queda an t6rminO
medic que debe Gdoptarse, y que eOne
siste en- ID policfa de @ periferia, 10
pOiicfa de las gentes y "a policfa de lac
COsas.
La poIicfa de Ia periferia estk en- las
Aduanae. CuandO los ffanceses hayan
conse guido "a paE en- los puertos y Ia
perception de los impuestas. So enten-
der6n enseguida con 81 sultan. ejer-
Giend0 preston militaf s0lamente en- Ia
Deriferia, con 10 cusl SO descartarfa 81
tenor dc Ia guerra, pudiendo esperar-
se una lenta y neCesaria penetration
pscffica.
El meior sihtema de policfa conaisti-
rfa en- emplear trnpas del sultan ins-
truidas y mRndadas poF cuadrOs COM
pletos de oficiaLes ffanCeses proCeden-
tes de Ar0elia.
Siendo quim6riea rs penetration Pc
cffica Y d guerra peligroGa, eIt6FminO
medic COnsiste en- moatrar "a fuerza,
peEo emple8ndOla % menoa possible.
Este sistema puede llamarse de do
minaci6n paCi6oia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-14
NOTICIAS De
BAYAMON
(Ds ssaestro o0gresp lnsal. }

FebrerO 13.-Los indiyiduos de que
df cuenta en- mi informaci6n anterior.
que hacfa "a dias estaban presoB. sin
haber sid0 iuggados. se me informa.
que no se habfan juzgado p0r estarse
hacienda la investigation de nm rOb0.
Ell Juez Municipal ha atendid0
nuestFa indicaci6n con respectO & IN
sitio para d prensa en ID C0rte. Aver.
haba un8 mesa en- sitio aprop6sito pa
70 eee obieto.
El Rev. p. Rodriguez, que con tan.
to cello Viene cumpliend0 su miniata-
rio Ge enter6 de que en- lR Corte Mu-
nicipal no habfa asientOa para 81 p6a
blico. y envi6 tres esCafloa de d igle-
sia para que los utili8SFan en- el referi
do tribunal.
Varios sefIores me dicen lIame la
atenci6n del BefSor aICalde ysdel iefe de-
Ia policfs insulaF. aceFcR de Los muchos
perroa Que pululan por las Gales, Is
mayor paTta sarnOsos.
-En 10 Corte Municipal sa han CO.
EebrBdo 81 s6bad0 los aiguientes iuicios:
Un0 contra Ram6n Lopez, pOr in
fripgir las leyes de ganidad v denun-
G48UQ QOG "a RUAAG4A 4A4uAAEs RJ9ttSkU
Diez, sentanciado 8 So De muIta.
Otro contra Ram6n del Vale por
infripgir les leyes de SanidRd denun-
ciado por don Juan AaenCi0. senten'
ciado & S5 de muItR.
Don Guetav0 CaRacho y nn tal
Csndelario. denuDciados por 81 poIicfa
insular Salvador RomefIaE. por alterar
ID pax p6blica. absueItQs.
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lo qN dice d Jqsz
llss aeSTes Do one
lida malh6eh0Ig.
Aconseia que las denuncias se lla-
gan ~ modc concrete.
Sc. DiFectoF de sI.a CorreSpOndenCig ,
] Lares. Ii de FebEero de 1905

ST. Director az eI.a Correspondencis y
Dissipouido sen3F: Le aqrsdecere
se airVa daF cabidR en- Ga ilustFa60 pes:
ri6dic9 & laa siguienteg mRnitest acio-
nes aclaratorias de un eaeFito que
aparece Ca Ella C0Fresp0ndencia2 del
dia 8 del aGtuRl, frm8dO pQr eggicuE-
torres Yecinus De los bRFFi1s de Pezue-
b.; Rio prieto. Bart0lo, CeTfeta Bu-
carabcnes. denurciandO & una partida
de malhechpreg que tienen asoIados
aqueIIos baIrios.
10. QueIel cab0 de Is policia insu.
lar del puestO de Marica0 senior VAL
divieso ha capturado & los principales
prssuntoS jefes de Ia psrtidR que BE-
denuncis.
90. Que siempre que insinu@ 81 al
DO de q p0licia senior SanmiIlsn Ia
convenlencia de constituiFse ca 81 ba-
rrlo de Rio prieto para averiguaF
quienes fueran los autores de an hur-
90 de enfs q don Agustin PlanelI, me
constest6 que no podfa sacar del puea-
90 ni On solo guardia, pues 81 pnestO
eataba incomplete en- cuant0 RI n1me-
70 de p0licfas que debfan consti-
tuirlo.
8 Que IN dia del mes passdo 81 So
two cAb9 de 10 p0licfa senor VaIdi-
Vies0 se apsFeci6 ante esfa COrta mu.
niCipal Judicial con uno de I0s prasan-
t0a aut0Fea del hurto de csf6 Al aef1or
PianeIl. Que ceIebFado 81 iuici0 saIi6
condenadO DemetFio Vale Cd Blaneo
{ an afio az prisi6n que sctualmente
extlrgae en- AguadilIa. Qua 81 otFo
Dreauut0 autOr Juan Rodriguez (s)
Isleflo. ests pF6fugO y para 81 capturs
90 hR ibrado por este tribunal el opor-
tunO mandau1lent0 81 iefe de II pOlicfa
insulRE del puest0 de Cerrota.
ID. Que csc mism0 die 81 senior
ValdiVies0 me entreg6 una Carta del
sefloR Fiscal de Ia Audiencia de Maya
gt1ez en- 10 que me recomendaba atan-
dieTa 81 sefior Frontera. quien deseaba
presentar algunas denuncias s este
Tribunal. El senior Fr0ntara afin no
ha pEesentado denuncia alguna ante
esta Corte.
30. Que desearfa Sc CitAra poF los
agriCult0res lirmanta 81 hecho, en que.
pFesentada ma denuncia haya sido
condenado el denuaciante absuelto 81
denunciado.
So. y q TINA. Aconseio & los fir-
mGntes de d denuncia haRan c8rgOs
concretOs en- vez de denuncisr colecti-
Vamente & una psFtida de m8lheChores
sin Citar los n0mbres de Ias personRs
que Ia constituyen.
De Vd. respetuOg Ogamente con Is ma
yor 0naidePaci6n.
TOMAS BRYAN.
Juez Municipal.
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Noticias de ATgcibo
de nsssstr0 Cogresp0nsaz.l J

t-L6 aa1tsstT0 C0TTe9p pO71S0t.
Febrero 13.-Ay6r tarde en- ID pla-
za se ceAebr6 un SmeetiDg2 de ID Fe-
deraci6n en- que habl6 81 eleaderS se-
nor Santiago Iglesias en- ton0s razOna-
bles y peraussiVOs demOstrandO 10 in-
conveniente de las kuelgas en- los
aGtuales monentOs y que no pueden
scr patrOcinadas por l9 Federation;
oconBei6 el prden y el trabsjo que es
ell caminO de poder reaIi2ar 10 que se
deaea. El p1blico era numeroso y fu&
splaudidO el sef[or Iglesiss p0r "a dis
curse tan C0nciliadOr como llenO de-
argument 3.
Aver Cogi6 fuego una pieza de
cafla de ID hacienda GSGnta Barbara,
quem6ndose pnas 25 cuerdas. IOgFan-
do Gontener 81 fuego que. & causa del
gran. .viento que reinabS hscfa temer
be- props case q las otras piezas de @ fla.
Un pOlicfR sufri6 uuemaduras leves.
Raina gran animaci6n para d ve-
lada que tandta lugar en- nueatFo tea-
tFo el pE6ximO domingo y que promes
C. quedar lucidfsimR dados loa elemen-
tOE que en ella tOmRFap parta.
Durante estR Semana Ge vender&
u carne { 10 ctYs. Ii libra. In de
cerd0 8 12'ctYs.
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ESlItndld0 Famata,

Tendrk efecto Il dis 28 az Febrero
4 lss IA Dell noche en- lacasa de PE6s-
fnnoa "a Jose Bazsn. Allen q, de las
Drendng.no Fenoyudas nj canceladas 8
bu debido TEMPO
LA CASA CONTINJA HAClE
DO SUS OPERACIONES De PRES
TAMOS.
Al PUBLICO.- -FotOgrafias, ampliaciones
p fotograbados Sc hacen en- la Fotograffa de
Ia aueesi6n de Alfonso. San Francisco AL
{ SAL NATURAL--Se vende s'Sai Natli-
raj" de las famosas Salinas de Gu4nica' q
precios modicos. Sc aofrecen cargamentOs
para cualqnier puerto de la Igla. Para in-
formes dirigirse Yauco, Apartado 1T!
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junia daiORs0fa Dc los IRt0T8s0s
.de Pafu8Ias,

De Pe6ueIds se informa que 81 20 de
EneFO Qued6 .sIIf COnstituida, previa
ssamblea c0mp0esta de elementOs po-
lftioo-aoGialas de diCha IoCaIidad y aus
barrios. una SJunta defensorR de lOs
intareaes de Pefluelas,2 , Cuyo prOp6si-
to Y fines es trsbajer desintsresads'
mente en- todog aquellog asuntos Que
redundar puedan on benefcio del
pueblo.
Conatituyen dicha iunta loa se6oRes
Luis AlVarado, Antonio Rodriguez.
Santiago Purcell, Ismael MaIdonsdo y
GustaVo GranR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-14

Los sefores TRUEBA z OIL
VAS. inCansablea en- 60 labor de mei0-
Far las produciones iudustriaIes de cate
pals. ca u mei0r clase de IicoFes no
descansan un mOmento y han montado
ana gran f6bFic8 con t0dos los sdelAn-
tos modeEnOs. Adem6s de Los produc-
toa que ya dieron 81 mercado. eatSn
fabricandO los majnFes arises fiaos.
tales como eMONOD. ESCARGHA.
DOS. AARRASQUINO Oh AR.
TREES v TODAS les CREdAS CO
NOCIDAS. En VINOS sObresalen
1900 "a nartiCuIar eMISTELA2
m sstS fsErieado CON TODAS LAS
,gsFl7 ER a rs DE Ia LEY: VINO
ePASAs fpmeiOrahle. No hablemos
6e vipeprer. y dem6a produet0s pOr-
que sefia intclNinn bic Al. V.
Boz 748. "a gIau 1kiea eIl Aos e-Aa-
lleraap cercn as clon cleA hsGte-
carEil. SankuYca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-14

Antiseptico v deaiDfestante.
Para Iimpiar lR bocs y dientes no
tiene igual.
Quita todo oIor offensive.
FARMACIA AMERICANA
Sam Fanoiaoo 80. San Imam 2. n.
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D0partamBntg dol In
teTIOr do Puerto Rico.
Bureau de Obras PuoIicas.
ORcsna del 8Wpegjnte,sdente.
San Juan. P. R.. Febrero 2 de 19Ol

San Juan. P. R.. FebrerO ? de 1905.
PrOposicioneu en- pliegos cerra-
dos para la adjudication on conn
petencia de 7,400 metro c6bicos,
mas 8 menos. de piedra tFiturads y
cascsjo pOr Totes de- 200 q 800 metros
c6bicoa ca1a lote, con destino & varias
Carreteras en- LOS DistritOs de Ponce y
Msyagtie2, se admitr6n en- estR ofcind
hasta las 10 g. M. del diA Is de Febre+
70 de 1906.
T0dOs lOe infoFmes neOeserios sobre
81 particular Sc davkn en- esta oficina
donde pOdr6u obtener Los hcitAdores
0s modelos de prOp0siCiones que han
de preBentar.
No go considerar6n propsBiCiones
reclbidas despu@s de ID fecha y hoTa
fjnda On este anunCio.
EI Bureau de Obfaa Pdblicas Be- REL
aerva Cd dereCho de reChszaE cualQuie-
Ra 8 s0das Las propOsiCiones 4
P r. Eeradndes.
SupeFintendente de- Obrad
EDE1.tSoon
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Ron .lLLAYE. /"

RecOnOCdamente u mas puro. higie-
nicO y agradablR que se fabrica en al
pals, Sc vends en- los qricipalea esta-
blecimiento2, N en AreCibo por Suce-
aOreg de Roses 9s Ca
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BalcO Territorial J AgFfcOIa
be Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROs.

.znaposS0SOnes so5as ES6rstGss Desde
1926 & 81. 600. deyen0ar6n intereses y
9por 100 annual.
InaDosi0iOneo e pLasO .1ffo: Desde
900 en- adelante deYengarSn inter6s 81:
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TAKE LESS0R

Lesson win be given in English and
Spanish, and every effort will be made
to have pupils acquire the Language
in every short period will the assiatance
Of John Brown.
JOHN MONCLOVA.
San Frarcisoo ST. No. 81. 10 ". \.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-14
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Fasultados. M r. Ealdar6n y ca. Te-
tusn I j eon log due "a ven6en.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-14

MUY BARATOS. --Se venden sOIs-
res en Santurce pr6xinos & Ia CaFrets-
re. En-. estR innprenta informar6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-14
PasilIlaS BTOnQalal8s ta Brown
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Phrala
T0S Y RESFRlAD0S.
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ga dc Ia SuCesi6n Gartigs Ga b carFer
terA de SAnturce, paFada %. InfbF4
mar6n San Francisco 81, %. San
Juan. 15 v. d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-14

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