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The oasis., 1905-03-25
HIDES AND HORNS.


 Truax herd of cattle in Navajo county, and have had them gath cred and shipped to Coconino, where they have abundant range.
 Stockman: John R. Gilman, cattleman, who ranges, northeast of Wilcox has sold half interest in the ranch and stock of Gilman Bros. to bis brother-in-law, Archi- bald Stewart, for the sum of $2,000, Mir. Stewart resides in California, where he was formerly employed by the s. P. railroad as agent.
 Prescott Courier: Sheriff Lowry has returned from Phoenix. He says the Salt River valley is a land of green fields, alfalfa smiles and fat cattle. All waterways are running full and a feeling of satis- faction is manifest everywhere. At Wickenburg the Hasayampa river Is rolling high and is not pass able.
 St. Johns Herald: 4 correspon- dent writing from Eager, Apache county says: There has been more moisture this winter than is recorded by the memory of the present inhabitants of the place. It has been exceedingly hard on cattle, and stockmen count on los- ing at least 25 per cent of their number"
 Stockman: Tim Blevins, cattle man of the San Simon valley says this is the best year for cattle he has ever seen in that section. The young grass is coming on very fast, the water holes are full, and wells are up to high water mark. The ground is boggy because of so much rain, and just at the present time 1t is very hard to handle cattle.
 Prospector. A St. Louis man predicts 7-cent cattle by June. It sounds like a fairy tale, but Chicago trader says there are buy CTS who would give that for the right kind of cattle right now. The truth is that too many half-fat cattle are going to market and be- low zero weather does not assist much in putting on fat. With good cattle scarce now and feed lots showing lower supply than for years, cents does not look ab- normally high for early summer.
 Range News. Further improve ment is noted in the condition of the ranges. Under the influence of partial sunshine and copious rainfall, grass is growing rapidly, and feed is more plentiful than for many years past. Range cat tie are fat and healthy. There is a greater demand for this class of stock. In the upper counties, grazing was difficult during the early part of February, owing to the thick covering of snow. The ranges, as rule, contain bounti- ful supply of water for stock.
 Williams News: A petition was in circulation in Williams Thurs day, requesting the board of super visors to send 4. T. Cornish of Flagstaff to Washington to try and have the Colorado river made the dividing line. The News is of the opinion that such move Is uncalled for and a useless expenditure of the taxpayers money More could be be accomplished by our people at home if working along the right
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
General Weather Conditions.

The crest OF the high" central in
Missouri Wednesday morning now
centers in eastern Tennessee. A sec
ond high pressure area centers in
the north aPciic slope. Disturbances
center north of Minnesota. in the
southern slope of the Rockies. and
of the California coast.
The temperature has fallen in east
ern Tennessee, North Carolina. in the
middle Atlantic and New England
states and in the upper Ohio valley,
and risen in the upper Mississippi
valley and in nearly all sections ly-
ing between the Mississippi river and
he Rocky mountains Within the
last SO hours rain has fallen along
the south Pacific coast and in Arizo.
ma, and snow in eastern Pennsylva.
MA elsewhere the weather has been
generally fair.
The minimum temperature at Cal.
70 Wednesday night was II degrees
above zero.
P. H. SMYTH, Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17

where he goe The ideas Of China
which are embelished in such gorge
ous fashion in he amusing and tune.
fu play Of Oriental life.
The surprise Of the Celestial when
told that artists had been sent to
China 10 make sketches for the pic.
torial equipment OF The play. and
thas others who are expert in the
s'udy Of the manners and character
lstss of people Of foreign nations.
had spent months in Pekin and 9th
er cities in gathsrin ideas for Am.
erlcan illustration of he Flowery
kingdom was plainly evident. which
he confessed afterwards when he in.
formed sir Fisher he had no idea
tha any American manager would go
10 such expense, but eomplimented
The owner of "santoy" in the most
cordial manner for the fidelity with
which hs has produced the play.
Mr. Fishers company with James
T. Powers in The role Of Lii which
he IS playing on the road for the first
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
GOVERNMENT OF
THE CANAL ZONE
CONTINUED from first page.I
commission is AboIIshed.

While the bill abolishes the canal
commission as far as the law is con
cerned, il authorizes the President to
retain the commission as a commits
sion or as individual members as con
sulting engineers. if he shall so de-
sire
The authority to condemn IA
shares Of stock in the Panama rail
road, now in the hands of private own
ers, Is carried in the bill and the
President is authorized, when fun and
complete control Of railroad is acquir-
ed, TO operate it through such persons
as he may select. in order that the
road may be used in the construction
work on canal
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
E6'ofrested 10 February c, 1855.
rHE FAST MAIL R0UTn
Shortest and Quickest Route TO
ST. Louis s Chic ago


KE36 q. ~, Daily Ihscago Vestfbnis
Lfmfted, arriving in Chicago ST 1880 q. n.
conaeetilsg with afternoon trains for eli poiCti
east and north.
2s20 a. m. Daily st, Louie Nigh, Limited
arriving in 81. Louis ST 7;0s q m, eonnectin .
at unioa Station for al points west 6lespin
cars open AZ 9;l5 p. m
5:Is a. M, Chicago Daylight Express
except Sunday, rnA Ees al stops between Cairo
ana Chicago, arriving IN Chicago 81 80 p. NJ
bsI5 q. m, St. Louis Morniug Express
except sunday arriving Ia st. Louis a. II .2s
making al stops.
$50 =. m. ~. Louis Fast Mail, arrIv.
Ing IN 81 Louis at sos p. n.
i;s{0 a. "a. Chi. ago Midday Special
arriving IN Chicago, 1880 ?. m.
2i31p m. Daily -. LOUIS Limited, ar
TiFing ia St. Louis VI 5:86 p, N, connecting 81
union Station for Kansas City, Omaha Den
Yer. san Francisco and all points west
2s'i2 y. m Fast Express for Odin, FL
(, iingham, Matleop, Toiora Champaign, OH
Gags
Z 6iI9 ri M, Thehes accommodated.
$40 a. m. Chicago and Eastern Rs.
fgfvse asFasinfin Cldehxe st Sslh 81 an. 1ndignt
APO si4 rs CincinRsii, o:s5 g. M, Buffalo, s.I
y. Ma New YORK 30 =. m. Sleeping cars Il
pQcSarrars For New York and eastern
NoS1sS Nts cities should bear in rnine
thai the Illinois Central "a the quickest Route
BY many hours, leaving Cairo At sos p. m. and
arriving ia New York o. 7;6G the second morn
tng.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17


Although coming 10 as rs snang
ers the JACK Iloenler shows are
certainly making friends fast. This
is without a question he biggest and
best popularpriced SHOW ever seen
in Galcsburg The plays presented
by this company are q surprise and
he wonder is how can they do il at
popular prices The plays so far pre-.
seated are away ahead of the so call.
ed dollar shows that come to our city
ard no wonder theatre-goers are TAX
ing advantage cf the good plays at
extremely low prices.
Lafayette Mckee. Adele Alcott, All
w Fordyce, leads the best Of the &C.
tors and are wen supported One
good thing about their show is. there
are no stars and every member of
this company works as if their parts
We're the s.ar part.
Tonight the company presents Ca
mile, HAPPY Hooligan for Saturday
and for Saturday nigh
Knobs Of Tennessee. besides The
irawing Of the loO-piece dinner set
whiea VII be given away
An extra good feature with the
Heller shows is the fine vaudeville
list as no better artists have been
seen az the Columbia, St Louis. than
0eHollis and Valera. comedy jugglers
md Pots and Potts, the musical
laps
Cairo opera house all next week.
ladies free Monday 10. 20 and 80
.ents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
The Sign of the Four"

In The Sign OF the Four. Sir A.
Conan Doyle's detective play which
comes to che opera house Friday.
Feb. IL, Sherlock Holmes again ap
pears in life in an entirely new story
and Doyle has surrounded him with
some of the most picturesque and
unique characters in modern fiction.
The people in the Andaman islands
are for the first lime placed upon
the stage of this country, and they
nave proven of the greatest interest
10 theatre-goers. The Sign of the
Four has proved one Of the real sue
cesses Of this season and the produc.
ion which will be seen at the opera
house IS the original one intact, as it
vas presented in New York and all
he large cities
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
. o Q . o . o @ o . .
A JuIIs. in Modern nress.

The story of Cousin Kate" which
VIII be played az the Cairo opera
house for a matinee and night Satur
day Feb rs, by Miss Roselle Knott
and a company under the direction Of
Frank Z Perley is a simple one Of
love at first sight or course re.
meo and Juliet" is also a story OF
love first sight. hut while a one
time Cousin Kate falls into the depths
Of despair over the seemingly hope
less state OF her love affair she
works cur a solution much more hap
PLY than Juliet did. II is only after
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
san Toy.

When San Toy" the chinese. Eng
lish musical comedy was presented
in san Frisco this season it proved
a source of much wonder TO the edu.
Gated Chinese where Mr. John c.
Fisher ever secured he minuteness
OF detail with which he has mounted
The play Large parties Of the veal.
thy Chinese arrayed in their finest
SILKS, were no unusual sight at the
theatre. and one day Mr.. Fisher was
waited on b. delegation headed by
sing Lee. one Of the directors of the
famous Six Companies" anu asked
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17

acknowledging her love for her un
known admirer that sre learns he IS
the man her cousin Amy was about
to marry. The working out OF he
problem that ocHfronts Cousin Kate
Amy and Heath Desmond makes
strongly interesting denoumcnt Miss
Knott is said to be al her besJ ia the
exacting titie role She viii Dee SUP.
POI ed hy a strong c1.aHaHF 'ne.u1
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE.

a Connecticut woman. aged 70
years, has been going to school so
she might learn TO read the bible
and the newspapers. She is surely
preparing for both worlds, this wo-
man.-Chicago Chronicle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17

c. Z. Schaff. general manager OF
the Big Four, yesterday denied the
statement most emphatically that
here would be a conference at Al
bany, ~ Y, of officials of the Van
derbilt lines which would affect the
dispatcaers or telegraph operators.
He stated that there is no intent ion
10 retire any OF the employees.
The meeting that was 70 have TAX
en- place at Albany has been called
off.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
NOTICE.!

Beginning today my store
will be open until 9 p. m ex.
cepting Saturday nights when
il will be open until 1890. This
will continue until the summer
season begins.
B. McMANUS, JR.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
SOUTHERN DIVISION.

THE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO MEMPHIS
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, At
LAkTA, JACKSONVILLE, EA-
NANNAH, VICKHBURG
and JACKSONVILLE.
3.05 a. m. 1.-THE Dixie Flyer Msmphis
Nashville and Jacksonville.
$40 q m Memphis and New Orleans Limit
ed ia Memphis, arriving In Memphis At s:Ii
d. n. and New Orleans 7:15 p. m.
400 q, m. Paducah ard louisville 4
40 p. m, daily, klImthls and New orleaus
Eas Mail arriving in Memphis at 7:i0 D. m. and
New Orleans ate:25 a. m. s :
4 40 p. M, daily, Nashville, chattanooga and
Atlanta. ~ 4tA@F " y
edo pm. Memphisand New Orleans Special
arrive IN Memphis at 1910 p. m, New Orleans
l0:Q0 a. m. 1900
$40 p IA. Paducah, Hopkinsville and Louis.
VILE.
Ms-Fnr through tickets, sleeping car accom-.
quotations ard further information apply 81
Illinois Central Passenger station, Cairo, nj.
j. Il. JONES. Tiki. Agt.
A. II. HANSON. Gen Pass. Ast. Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
Washinnton RuIletin

Washington. Feb. 16-Following is
the weather forecast for Illinois for
the next p hours:
Fair Friday, proceeded by snow in
the early morning, colder Friday
night. Saturday fair. fresh north
west winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
RAILROAD NEWS
'.@+++++.+++%.+++&.t....


A con act has been closed by the
llineis Central railroad for 10000
ties which are to be used by the In
Annapolis Southern before Sept. /.
between indianapolis and switz City.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
Forecast for Today.

Indications for Cairo and vicinity
today:
Snow or rain and moderately cold,
brisk sOutherly winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
Contributed to the Sea.

The quantity OF water discharged
into the sea by all the rivers of the
world is about eighty-six cubic miles
II day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
Notice.

All dag taxes are now due and your
dog is liable to be taken up unless
they are paid at once.
f. LONERGAN
Poundmaster.
Office Police Headquarters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17

ing William Corbett Jeanne Mad.
eirs Mrs. Samuel Charles, w How
ard Smith, Augustin DAILY Wilks and
Lillian Hayne.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
aklsk a Lasting Material.

A stone house is not SO durable as
one OF brick. A brick house. well con-
strueted will outlast one built of gran
tie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17

Accounts Of Corporations and In.
disiduals especially solicited.
Exchange furnished In any part
Of the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
THE WEATHER
Weather Yesterday,

Maximum temperature % degrees.
Minimum temperature IL degrees.
Temperature at 7 p. m. 2S degrees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17

ume IS boakei far -tis city Tsdnes,
daF Feb 22
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
strictly Savings Bank
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
DIRECTORS

interest paid on time deposits at
the rate Of three per cent per
snaum.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
Alexander
County National
Bank
ave. and Eight Stree
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
OFFICERS

e. A. Buder ........... President
Chas- Seuehter Jr....Y. President
j. II. Galligan .............Ca Cashier
g Spencer Assistant Cashier
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Sc pHtl8 saSaF
Ia iigua in mo
do De ViVir
Nj SlsaIl no ilon8 hasis shors
ganaao a1Iaza.


Del eptablo Is lsche Va por. .mad;o :
un aLnmbre conductor deSeendeste .is n n
g lta 9leciinlento de leche1 Il ciue est 5 3
g. A5lil ee enfffa b 90 embotells. En
dlez mlnutos 9 naanos deade que 4. re.
che ea extraida de Is yacs s. telnnsTS.
turA le ha reducidO 6 cerca az 3e cra-
doa y queds gusrdada ca boteIlaa No
Sc permIten Vieitas ca n haIs;tse;S n,
pequt Iln del segundo piso de la Iaabe-
ris, en- donde So recibe Ia leche pYoce-
dente Del establc. pues ninQuna viaifn
esta en- condiciOnes saniteriur TOai
Cuarto de recibO, "a leche es puesfn a0-
bre una serpentina dc metal eeteriliar-
do entrlada por aguR que corre 81
hieI0 del adjuDtO CuRrto refripera dor
De aquf W & les boteIlas esteTiIizatlas
que se tapan y aellan y ca Il tapa se
estampa el letrer0 eCeFtifcada por n
Srcieded De Medicos del Condado le
Nueya Yorks y an este eetado es Ieche
eeaEtlfieada9 y vale de dos & tres veces
mas que el precio de le leche Corrien-
to. No s0Aamente es limpia sino eri-
CO. , IA Ccmisi6n de Leche no per.
n1ite que lleve So certifcado sino CON
tlene q cuatro por ciento de mantaca
de leche. La ley del estado reuuiere
que g leche debe de contener 81 tres
por clent0 de nanteca de Ieche.
El seflor Stewart se pf0pOne Glcan.
zar 81 Cinco por ciento. IN "a aIcar-
cara y despu6s procuFarS snbir esfa
clffe. t1aeta ahora 81 no tiene QanG-
DO de raza. except0 dos torOs de GuaE-
neaey. Las Yacas son de- primera cIa-
Sc; Las de sangFe de Guernsey predO-
mlnan. Los edifei0s de Il IeCherfa
son todos de cemento, hGetR d eaeale.
70 y teoho. NADIA mas que las puertas
y el marco de las ventanas son de.nna-
dera. III Aire e8 removable poFsel sis-
tema de ventilaci6n de- Ming. Las b.
redes de afuerR son diez aeis (16l
pu' 'gadaa pero diez 8 doca pulgadas
cOnBtituyen espRcio para aire. Una
pared s6llda de Cemento de dos puIQa-
das cadR l8dO del espaciO de aire ee
audeiente para su intento, embntidRs
en- ID pared hsy barras de hero do
bladas de media pulgada pero eatas 10
aa ven en ninguna parte. Un edifcio
q cement0 es 4 pFueba de fuego y es
sanitario.
Sc necesita ahora NADIA mas que Ii
lnveLcl6n de una pintuFa de esmRIte
enteramente peFmanente salts facto+
rio para ser entonceB peffecto 81 inten-
to de una Ieche1fa sin tachse. Lac all
menaiones de Ii paFte exterior del I'll
tablecimientO de IecherfR con 81 cuarto
de maQuinarias cuaEto da layadoI
son de tFeinta y dos (32) poF eetentss
(70) pies. Como 81 establo 6ste fuS
hechO por trabs iadores conaunes y al-
Runoa aIb16iles beio Ia direction per-
sonal del seflor SteWAFt este no sabe
81 preciO exaCto que cost6 zero cree
que puede hacerse uno en- cualQuier
parte con cinCo mil dollars.
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De ma estadfstica tornado cuidaao-
sanente pOr "a DeC0udrn y comuni.
cada a ConRreso X ternacional de Va
lOres mobiliaFios Fesu ta que los valo-
res nfgociabIeas cotizFdog oticiaImente
en- ID BOlsa do Paris, representaD. 81
curse del % do febrero de 1900. N res-
petable sumR de l25 NIL naslE0nes. &
sabar 65 mil Dc vAlOres franceses y so
milIde extFanjeros: uTiCa otr0a han
dado en interesen p 1ipidendCs de fe-
breYO De 1899 4 febFerO de 1900 Ia
suma de 4 400 niiloHes. a IN cifra,
arriba dicha, de 1875 mil miIlores, inn
porte de Los tftulos y VaIoFes cOti7adOs
en- ID BoIsa de Paris bay que afadir:
1o.- I'll impOrte de les Valoreg mo-
biliarios cotiztdcB en- 81 meTcRdo de
BaIcp, que sube pr6xiInanente 8 Z mil
miIIones.
21.-El importe de lns valores Icca-
lea neGociados en- las diversas BoIaas
de pr0Vincias, pr6xinanaente 3 mil
millones.
De este modo be- lIega & un boDito
total de 1876 mil miIlones. para el cou-
iuntO de los titulos mobiliarioE cotizs-
dos en- les diveTsas BOlsaB de Francis,
de los cuales unos 50 mil millonea rer-
tenecen & francesea.
Afiadiendo estos 26 mil miIIOnes de-
valoYes extFapjeros. SO obtiene un to-
tel de SO mil millones como t6rmino
medic de los tftulos mobiIiRrios fran
Ceses y extraDjeTos pertenecientes 4
ciudadanos de este pals; 10 que da unos
2 200 frances por habitante.
POF otra paTte, Alfred NeymaFk, el
conocido economists, ha tornado eI
siGuiente cuadro de Ia repArt'ci6n de
fortunes francesas, bas6ndcse en Las
herencias deciaradas en- 1908 1904:
10 f9rtunas de 100 millones en- ade-
lante.
100 fortunas de 10 & SO milIones.
600 fortunas de 5 & 10 millones.
A 600 fortunes de 2 & 5 millones.
$4,000 fortunas dc / 2 miIIones.
$4,000 fortunas do 10000 frances
5000 $1,000 fortunss dc $50. goo Z soc. 900
les 900 fortunas de 1oo.o 900 Z 500
mil frar cos.
262. 900 fortunas de SO, 900 4 100. 600
frances.
1,54s. 600 fortunas de 1O, 900 SA5O
mil frances.
100000 fortunaa de 1000 Z L. 900
frances.
100000 fOrtunas de 500 $4,000
100000 fOrtunss de 4 500 fran
COS.
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propios para 81 cuItivo de- rs cana &C.
rfan entOncas conssgradoa & esta rioa
pIanta.
No tengo Certe4a de eata version pc
ro no 10 dudO porQue con0zCo Ell car6c-
t I de este caballercu que eB una Do les
mas dignas personalidades que nos de-
i6 en- este pals u dominaci6n espa fOIa.
El es a6n i6veD; emprendedor. como
buen espafOD. y amante de este pueblo
que en- preInio de eu actividad le ha
dado una fortuna.
El estado anormal del pffs Ie kizo
marcharse de 81, hace varios sf1os; pc
70 hoy que retOrna v 10 encuentFa noF-
malizado. con garantfas para = propie-
dad y 81 trabsjo: con msgnI6cos pre-
clos para 81 azdcar que parecen ser
duEaderos. con uua Carretera para fa
ciIitar Il conducCi6n de los frutOs, no
dudamoa que lIevRTa 8 b pr6cticR so
noble pensamiento. d6ndOle vida Ios
pobres de esta comaEca. hacienda que
de nuevO u cana ondee sua espigas en-
las preciosas vegas de <BAteyeqs y en-
las incultss lomas que circundan el
pueblo.
{ De este m0do el senior PintueIes OBJ
tendrfa del vecindario el carifIo y Ia
gTatitud como ha obtenidO ei respet0 y
la fortuna.
CIRUJANO.
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Sdlvad0v FsllGdosa
TueE Municipa IL.
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e D | C I O.
En- Ia COrte -MMa5cSpo1 del DsstrSto
judicial Municipal de Hansacdo.


HACE SABER: que los sefiores
Lopez Hermsnos, del cOmerCiO de
eats ciudad, representados por au ges-
tor Patricio J. Lopez. han solicitado
de esta COrte, que Sc les declare & su
favor 81 dominic de las siguientes fn-
cas-.
sUNA CASA de maderss del pals v
extraDjeHas. cobijada de tejas de barro.
terreFa. radicsda en- el casco de esta
poblaci6n. barrio de Saints &c, calle de
YabucOa, situada en- an solar propio
de Veinte Y nueve metros nLventa CEN
tfmetrOs de fondO, pOr nueVe metros
Cincuenta D Cinco CentimetFos de fren-
te; midiend0 dicha casa metros Is
ceDtfmetros de frente. por metros so
centimetros de fondO, quedando Ell ca
llej6n de oChenta y cinco centfmetrOs g
ID derecha entrandO; coIindandO por
ID derecha con casa de Mr.. Henry
Night y por Is izquierda con casa de
los prOmoventes.
SUN PREDIO de terFeno compues-
to de trece cuerdass equiValentes 6
cincO hectareas, diez areas y noventa
cinc0 centiareas, sito en- ell bArFio de
10 Teja de este t@rmino Municipal,
destinado 4 pastOs y sI CpItivo de fru-
tos; colindante per 81 Norte con otros
terrenos de. los promOventes. poF Ell
Sur con juan Gavino Berries. por .el
Este y Oeste con terrenos de Ia Suce-
ci6n Cuadra. >
x habiendO aCordado IL Corte que
se de- traslado del escrito Rl FihcRI del
Distrito. que Sc cite & Las peFsonas de
quienes prcCeden los bienes 8 g gug
causahabientes 81 fueren conOcidOs y 6
Los que tengan en- dichos bienes cuaI-
auier derechO real y que Sc cpnvoQue
q~las personas ignOradas & Quienes
pueda periudicar "a inscripCi6n solici-
tada pOr medic de .edictOs que se fla
ran en- Los sitiOs p1bIicos de esta Ciu-
dad 8 inseFtar6n tres Veces en- un CliariO
de OiEcuInci6n. & fin de que compare.
can 81 quiaren alegar sn de3echo, se
expide 81 pregente dadO en HumacaO &
8 de Diciembre de 1904.
.Iassls 7zIg- Porrota,
SeoFetario.
SSdlvad0r FuzEadosa
IueE Municipal. ".
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AMERICAN RLILR0I1 C0MPLNY OF P0RT0 RIc0

trains in effect on and after December $780, between San
Juan, Carolina Arecibo, camuy AguadIIa and Ponce
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N0tIGIas ggReIaIes

Para Ias pr6ximas fieatas de car
naval. Be espera mucha concurrencia
de ID isla y es casi SECURE que en- vez
de agua florida so use eI AIcoholado de
GAtell, como aromkticO y & la vez pre-
servativO. contra los Constipados. De
venta en- todas las fafmacias y colm&-
1Mm
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Ia haIha sn Isn0I0. . !.

La cornisi6n administrative de Il
Federation de m6dicOs aIemanes acaba
dc publican IN aviso, previniendo &
las famili&s alemanas Ias decepciones
que se exponen los i6venes que se
aventuran hoy & 10 Carrera de medi
Gina.
En- ese documentO SO dice que 81
n6mero de m6dicos del imperio alem6n
se halla ca despr0poFci6n exs gerada
con Is pobIaci6n del pals.
Por otra parte. eI aviso af1ade que
q situaci6n econ6mica de los m9dicos
ae halla Ell estado da inferioridad, im-
putable no solo al excessive n6merO,
sino tambEen y sobFe todo & Les faciIi-
dsdes que encuentra 81 ejercicio legal
de q medicina y & d legialaci6n por-
que se rigen las aOciedades de sOCorrcs
m6tuoa en casOs de- enfeEnedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-17
Ron 'ILLAVE.D =

Reconocdamente 81 mas puro. hiGie-
nico y sgradable que se fabrioa enHel
pals, Sc vende en- los QriCipalo1 esta-
bIecimientOa y ca AreoibO pOr Suce-
cores de Roses q O.
-Es colossal Ia Yenta que de "a ala
mada csrveza ePabstD tiene Ia casa M.
3. CaIder6n y Co, Tetukn IL, debido
s su excelente CaIidad.
Sc VENDE ma casa de- mndeEa ca
Santurce pnrada III en Is carretoFa.
vaIorada 90 $500 g d8 en- $500. 3 diez
cueHs de erIenes eCn su ensita en- 81
barrio de SabnnnllanR de Rio Piodras,
en- 5000.
Informarkn ca 81 Institute don Juln
ViaolQ, avs.