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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-26

Madison, Wis, April 1S.-The as
sembly advanced the civil service bill
after lacking on an amendment re-
quiring the present state employees to
other applicants. This removes the
objection that the measure is de-
signed to perpetuate the present en-
ployes in the state jobs.
The Thayer we option bill was
ordered TO engrossment and third
reading, after the assembly had re-
fused to pass Mr.. Thayers' motion for
suspension Of the rules and i'm
mediate passage. Vote on both propo-
sitions was AZ to 40, in favor, but it
requires tWo-thirds to suspend rules,
while plain majority is sufficient for
advancement.
The senate postponed for day the
matter of Investigating Senator Bar
ney A. Eaton. giving the judiciary
committee more time to report.
Senator Wylic caused the committee
on agriculture to introduce a new bill
to require all live stock imported into
Wisconsin to be subjected to the
tubercuIla test and certified to be free
from infection. The bill provides a
penalty on railroads violating the pro-
posed law of from $50 to 5000 fine.
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FROM FOREIGN LANDS.

Emperor William probably will visit
the vatican and become acquainted
with the pope
Germany defes the world in Moroc-
co. according to statement made by
the kaiser's envoy.
French papers praise Acting Secre-
tary Of State Taft in avoiding giving
Germany support in Morocco.
The body of Paul Jones. the famous
American admiral. was found after five
years search in an old French Gene
terry.
Henry White, the new American
ambassador to Rome. was received in
audience by King Victor Emmanuel.
and presented his letters Of credence.
The pope addressed an encycIicaI
to ell the members of tie Roman
Catholic episcopacy throughout the
world on the manner of teaching the
Christian doctrine
Commander John p. Briggs. U. s.
n. has been acquitted of the charges
preferred against MIN in connection
with the grounding Of the cruiser Bal
timore in the straits of MaIacca six
months ago.
At Havana a duel took place as a
result of an insulting letter written
against six members of congress. one
Of whom challenged the writer. The
weapons used were rapiers and the
writer was wounded in the hand.
At Paris the senate gave Premier
Rouyier strong vote of confidence
on a motion for the total suppression
Of the perpetual pensions granted by
Emperor Napoleon for keeping up the
nobility created during the first EN-.
pire.
A band Of Bulgarians attacked the
monastery of Athamas, near Klisura.
Fifteen Bulgarians were killed. In an
engagement between Turks and AL
banians. near Prizren. the Alabanians
Were defeated with the loss of thirty
men killed
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WASHINGTON.

Cabinet members fear that Roose-
yelt's Panama railroad policy win
bring disaster to the nation
President Castro wants to arbitrat..
the question whether the asphalt dis
pute should be submitted to arbitra-
tion.
Germany wants to act with United
States in settling tbs Alorocco trouble
and is said to be ready for war with
France.
Pension Commissioner Warner rs
said to be sharpening his AK for hrgn
officials involved in alleged irregu-
larities.
william P Owen, former con
gresham from Indiana. fed to Europe.
His companies are charged with
frauds of millions
United States supreme court declar-
ed the New York law limiting a days
work in bakery at ten hours IN
constitutional because it fnterferes
with the free right OF contract he
tween individuals
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WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE

Madison. April 1S.-Tne Donald Dill
requiring campers to remove when
ordered so to do by the owners Of the
property. was finally sent to the gov
enor. a senate amendment being con
Cured in by the assembly. The as
semaly passed the stevens bill. provid-
ing that hereafter sales of state lands
must be paid for in cash only. Among
the other bills oassed were Tarreli's,
empowering the state board of health
to determine qualifications for the
practice of embalming; McGregor's. to
provide for the appointment of a state
park commissioner; Crowley's, pro
yiding for licenses to agents to pro-
cure life insurance policies in com
ranies not authorized to operate in
Wisconsin by giving a bond; LeRoy's.
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Madison, April Ex-Governor La
Toilette submitted lengthy special
message to the Legislature, reciting the
inadequacy of laws for the protection
of persons travelling on railroad trains.
giving statistics of accidents to pas
sengers and employees, also stating
that the railroads incompletely and in.
accurately report accidents and sup
press facts concerning wrecks, and
strongly urging the legislature to enact
sufficient statutes to compel the rail-
roads to more adequately equip their
trains with safety appliances and also
10 give injured persons more adequate
remedy in damages against railroad
corporations.
The Warner civil service merit bill
was ordered TO engrossment and third
reading in the assembly by vote of
90 to 25 The Ragatz amendment,
which required all present holders of
Jobs to compete in the examinations
for Their positions, was killed by a
vote of SO to So. Action on this
bate in which Captain Pliny Norcross
trgtied ably for the amendment. as for
the good of the service and not to the
disadv ntage of those who have been
placed in positions by reason of politi
cal or fractional Sc vice. Mr.. Warner,
Duncan McGregr and others opposed
the amendment on the ground that
the present officials were appointed
for specific terms and ought not to
be disturbed if a fair deal" be given
them. The La Crosse normal school
site bin. appropriating $4,000, was
finally passed and will go back to the
senate for concurrence in the as
sembly amendment reducing the ap-
preparation from $4,000.
The senate killed a bin to repeal
the BARRIERS license law.
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Madison, Wis. April 19-The usual
being cited for contempt by his col
leagues. the action being based on his
sworn statements while on trial for
criminal bribery. was presented in the
senate today when resolution was
adopted without dissenting vote order
ing Senator Eaton to appear and
show cause why he should not be ex-
PEELED from the senate or otherwise
punished He declared while on
trial for accepting a bride for his
vote against the BARRIERS license bill
two years ago that much of the i'm
portaHt work of legislation was de-
termined in saloons and hotel wine
rooms over liquor and cigars and that
the money he took was for such
Legitimate" expenses.
The judiciary committee after in
vestigation and hearing, reported that
sworn testimony, was i'll contempt of
the senate and had sEandered that
body.
The senate advanced to third read
ing the forestry bill, carrying an ap-
preparation of $4,000 a year and in
oreasing the force now under the
forestry commission and making more
effective the present system.
The largest petitions Ct the session
came in from Milwaukee against the
Stout bin to prohibit saloons within
80 feet of any school Some twenty
FIVE thousand residents of Milwau-
kee protested.
The assembly passed the Stout bill
to prevent the improper influences of
employees and agents, also the com
marciaI school bill.
Madison, April 1.-THE assembly
in the evening killed the Cleary bache-
lors' tax bill, proposing an annual tax
of S. on unmarried men of 30 years
and over. A season of homeplay pre-
ceeded the vote.
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MRS. D. M'LEAN
HEADS DAUGHTERS
NEW YORK WOMAN WINS cOVET
ED ELECTION.
SECOND BALLOT DECIDES
Patriotic DANES Yell Themselves
Hoarse as Do Men at Political Con-
ventlons-Suecessf Candidate
Defeats Mrs. G. M. sternbere Of
Washington and Mrs. c. w. Lippitt.

Washington, April 21.-Mrs. Donald
Mclean, regent of the New York city
chapter of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, yesterday was elect
&c president general of the national
society. The announcement of the
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election of Mrs. Mclean came at the
close of a session of unusual interest
1t created 2 scene OF notable enthusi-
asm and many of the women OF the
congress were nearly hysterical in the
demonstration of their emotions.
The announcement early in the SEES
sion that the ballot taken Wednesday
resulted in no election for president
general, indicated that the contest
was an extraordinarily close one. On
the first ballot Mrs. Mclean received
242 votes, leaving her u votes short
OF the election Mrs, George NJ.
Sternberg, District of Columbia, re
ceiyed 2O1, and Mrs. Charles Warren
Lippitt, Rhode Island, 1854 Mrs. Lip
pitt withdrew and another ballot was
ordered The baIloting was not com
pleted until 2:45 p. m.
Reports OF the work accomplished
during the past year in the various
states we're made by the state regents.
Mrs. J. c. Burrows of Michigan, pres
ident of the society of Children of the
American Revolution, presented a re-
port of the work of that society, indi-
eating that it was working along the
same lines as the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
Wave of Enthusiasm.
At 8 O'Clock Mrs. Elroy NJ Avery,
chairman of the tellers, appeared on
the stage with her report She said
81 h. -
$50, six being blank OF that num-
Der, Mrs. Donald Mclean received
362 and Mrs. Sternberg 1922. Mrs.
Avery got no farther. A wave of en-
thusiastic applause swept the audi
torium and galleries. Some of the
women screamed as a vent to their
emotions Others cried and became
hysterical. Every delegate in the
hall was on her feet. No attempt
was made by the president general to
control the demonstration or stay it.
When some measure of order had
come to the assemblage the president
general recognized Mrs. Sternberg
who in felicitous manner, moved
that the election of Mrs. Mclean be
made unanimous. Mrs. Lippitt. quite
as happily claimed the privilege of
seconding the motion.
Unanimity Refused.
BY this time enthusiastic friends
OF Mrs. Mclean, in response to calls
of Mclean Mclean" which rang
through the hall, had escorted Mrs.
Mclean TO the stage. AS the sue
cessful candidate appeared at the
desk Of the president general, Mrs
Fairbanks rose and the two distin-
guished women clasped hands cor
daily. Delegates and spectators
cheered themselves hoarse at this
demonstration of good will
Mrs. Fairbanks then put TO the
congress the motion of Mrs. Sternberg.
Il was carried enthusiastically, but
there were a few scattering noes.
The negative votes were received
with Kisses. This was sharply repri-
manded by President General Fair.
banks
Mrs. Mclean then delivered
speech expressing appreciation of the
honor done her ana the hope that all
tn Daughters would stand by her in
support of the society and its objects.
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City Officers.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

LA BELLE LODGE. A. r. & A. NJ. NO.sA
Meets the First and Third Wednesdays Of
each month Hall II williams block
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Il would be a much more progress
sive world il We economical the time
we give to other peoples business
Puck
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VIR0QUA LODGE, l. O. o. F-MEHTa
every Saturday night in Williams block.
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VIR0QCA ENCAMPMENT, /. o. o. r.,
No 90. Meets every Monday evening.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST - PREACHING
every Sunday at 1879 q. m and 10 the even
ing. Sunday school at $50 a. N.
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NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Services every Sunday at s O'Clock.
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VIROQUA CHAPTER, r. A. NJ, MEETS
every Second and Fourth Wednesday OF
each month.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ERvI-
ces at 10 80 a. ~ and 7:30 p. IN. each Sab
bath. Sunday school at Il IN.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL.-SERVICE
ct 1920 a. n and 30 p. IN. each Sabbath.
Sunday school at II m. Prayer meetings on
Thursday evenings.
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N0ficiaS De AT8Ci6O
(Ds nssestr0 Cowespoasol. }

Ft FtbrerO 10.
Sc encuentFa en- estS cfudad 81 DR..
ca Cirujfa dental don Lorenzo Caaal-
duo 81 cuaI tiene ca oficina tablecida
en la cesa de don Francisco Gambia,
fFente del Correo. PermaneceE6 al
gunOa dfaa en- esta poblaci6n.
i Hoy Comenzsr6n los ensByos para
e VeIada que Sc proyecta en- ell teatro
& bene fcio de los pobres. HGy gran
animation entire los elementos que en-
ella toman parte.
Las escuelas eusayan paFa Ia We.
Iada que dar6 el % en- 81 testro en- ce-
lebFaci6n del natalicio de Washington
vafiOs coros s himnos como tambi6n
Ice pleas que tOcaFSn las respectiVss
bandas de m1sica. Habf6 tambi6n ese
dia procession Cfvica donda iran todos
los nifos unifoFmados De blsnco y for
mados militarmente. Ser6 ans bonita
fiesta infantiI. Sd dice asistir6n 81 ho-
norable Gobernador v Comisionado de
inatrucci6n.
Contin1an sin interruption las fae-
mas del camp0 trabs jSndose en- todas
las haciendas.
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Ia paldez sgn0 de sangre Desuye
la beleza de Ia muier.
La padez revea dnnucn de sangre Muchas nueres de
todas edades pdo e color sonrosado meas
el bro desumbrante de mirada Ia genteza
la esbtez foras beeza de Ia
debdad pobreza de u nuc6n uehcente Cual
flor maTchta gerres Dn aspectO pado
decafdo nemo ha detdo muchos TODD e porvenr
de muchas nnas dgnas 9bes Los hobres buscan
eposas 6venes aqucas enfemzas Necean jovenes
as tentadoras fomas meas sonosadas enas de vida
de atTactivos aegres feices
Vino de Searns de Acee de HgadO de Baaao Pepto
nato
gado toda las prpedades mea del acete de bacaao
SIN inneceaIa adnas contene compuesto organize
de erro rapdez oba amento para
Ia sangre Auena enIlQuece la meora la complexion
general engendra carnesey energa No tiene rival
E DR. Julio Audnot del Cogo de Medcna de Barcelona dice
10 sguente: abiendo sado eto ell Vino de Searn
sderandoo preparado meecedor de la conza
eXento de todas las esenas de os snares vaco
recomendar los de debiidad, anema etc.
Todas en de odos parc-
fes sobe notabmO renedo nosotros gTanaos
las enfermedades que esta indieado.
De eventae en-
FREDERICK STEARNS & CIA.
Fabdcanes de Productos QufmlcOs FarmaceutIcoe
ae DETROIT NAIeFt, 6, ~ -. -
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CENTURION EBECTRICO MAS
FrpTE EW EE M4INn0

FTEHIE EA Az A4BNOUt
cton ID intenci6n de haeer eonoeer lntro-
,,,etr snI1estr0 cinfur6n electrfc0 g CRQYYNN
a sIoa iIfgares dpnde no esta alin conocdO,
81 si,areTnos n1andar unQ eualquier persona
gue 5,,e Ia npeesite, al3solutamente gratis ESQ
W ~ IN ofracimient0 honestos bech0 pOr una
~ 81 vd ha perdfdo q yltaIidad Sc slente
.bs@ida y desalentad0 debit u ynervloso 81
~ r6hia una yejez premature, 81 el vlgor de
3 iss11yentud esta perdida; 81 padece de dolo-
~es g on las espaldas, peruida de la yirilldad,
tn5ioasfi6u 8 varicocela este cansao de
aaes1. dfnpro los uedicps sin encontrar lii
gsa gsa 9nefe Vd ser curado con Ell einturon
eleS ssbamos. aIle nuestro cintuFon puede sal
nario, oTe Vd. despu9s de eurado 10 re-
n.ossnaendara d otros enfernoss que de este
gSado aIedaremos indemnizados de nuestrO
oltFvAil' T,O QUE SE DICE.
e. oirfI1r6p me Ila elrado de Ia Debilidad,
is si 1arieaceIa y de la enfermedad de Ner-
S.s s,,oT Ia cura de las cuales habfa en- Yano
asgTsss3iffafIo IN gran nfmero de medlcoss
bssfe Greer mis- enfermedades incurables.
Po,. ffy, ia Provfdencia me mandb su cinturon
ai6cfric0 con cuyo uso obtlve la curacion.
lose CA1fPRAs Giudad de MEXICO.
cT7SIPIIRE8f0S CON 10 QUE D1GI-
MOS -Cortad este avlso. manaadnoslo con
e,I T,omhre direction IN PESO amerieano
9ara oastos de transpoFte, nanqarenos q
EI II cintur6n eleetrico q GRQWN0
cR0WN ELECTRO MEDICAL Co.
204 Beard Bldg, New York. =. y. a.
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diversion. Censuramos esa COSTUME
bFe. Si son cat6licos en- buena hora.
Pero en- este tstino case nos parece
que no deben concurrir de fuera al
culto protestsnte. pues entendemos
Que nipguna religion, Cuyo flo pFinci-
pal les il nacia Dios. debe ser obiet0
de diversi6n 8 pssatiempo. Tcdas me-
recen el mas pre- fnndo respeto. Z lay
de los pueblos que no respeten nipgu-
na religi6nl La indiferencia reIigi0aa
es IN cancer social mas peIigroso sdn
que el fanatismo.
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DIR. N. RAMIREZ
MEDICO- -CIRUJANO.
OCULlSTA
-)FORTALEZA az

ConsuItas particulares de 26 4p. 10.
para los pObrea de 8 s 80. M.
Ielgfoao natmg. 3.
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ErsnaSos b los SnsDOnemtes sO6ge Zs5re,
tas: Sc sOrtearSn 8 todos los amos enc
ire los que mas Sc distingan por su
cOnatancia ca 81 Ahorro.
H0ras de Gaia: Para las imT osicio-
mes:
De 8 & 1o4 de ID mafIana. v de / & 81
de Ia tarde los dfas laborables; y de 81
S1Ol de Ia mafana los Domingos. Para
Is extracciones las mismas hOras ex-
sept0 Ia de los Domingos.
ReQEnnaeDeto de Ia ISCCcS6n: Las per-
sonas que intaresen mas pormen0Fes
gobre Les imposiciones, extracCioneS
manera de liquidar intereses, etc, pua-
den aoliCitar nm eiempIar en- ID Gaia.
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MARAVILLOSlS

Lo son, ciertamente Ios reBultados
que Sc 0btienen con IR apIicaci6n del
GListerforms para Is Cura de las dlce-
ras, ffstulas, llagas. empeines, y barros
en- Ia cara.
Muchas son las cartRs que ha recibi-
do 10 casa que fabrica este preparado,
de persOnas que hacfs tiempo venfan
padeCiendo de las dOlencias srriba ci-
tadas, que han c0nseguiaO curarse RA-
DICALMENTE-c0n el uso del eLis-
terfOrmS, despn6s de haber usado
0trOs antis6pticos y cicatFizantes con
resuItados negatives. IA continuation
publicamos dos de los testimoniOs 6Eti-
mamente recibidOB por los inventories
del sLiterfoFmR.
BArranquitas, p. r., Die. i, 1904.
The s. i PharmRcal Co,
Npeva York.
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ESTOMAGO. Muy ge1eraliaadas
eatan en.esta isla. lag Sfeecio1es del
estqnaog 60. y no hsy duda que hig0 es
q etect0 de-eata Gauss, per0 penaandO
uetentdament0 hemoa encontFadO ia
m4dEe del.ooFdeFC tiseBe 81 Ron VieiO
de. GAtelI. en- Vez de otkas "a cps Be
tenoEA 81 gaIv0 Condpet0 de- lid con.
tFa Gquellps padecimientoa
Sc ALQUIEA Ia rnitad 6el 81.
msc6n NUN a6 CALLEe DEL DE
POSITO, MARINA, situado conva
nientemente Cerca de- Ios muelles az los
vapofes , gOletas.
En- 81 mismo iEfoImar6n IA v.
LIS puEeza I'D un artfculo es Is
que constituya q mayor ventaIy esto
ccurre con Il csrveza xPabst.s No
contieue niDguna sustancia nociva Is Is
salud y est0 la hace serltan sOlicitadg
M R. Calder61 e Co, TetuAn IL,
Agentee. H
MUY BARATOS. Be. .yenden sola-
res en Sauturce pr6ximos & III carrets-
rs. Enrestas impFenta it fdrmar6n.
Sc ALQUILA. La espaciosa "a
90 de ID So, esi6n G, rriga en- Il q rre
terra de Santurce, pRrAdn %. Iufor-
maran San Francisco 81, 2).. San
JOAN. 10 ". D.
--BUEN NEGOCIO.- Para uno
COnocidO por 90 prOpietario So neCesi-
to 6aun sociO con capital quo no baje
de 600 dollars 8 an compradoE. El
pf0pietari0 ha Obtenido RFandes Fesul-
tados pero no puede atenderlo
PropOsiciones al p. @. Blk 832.-
J. z. s. 10 Y. q.
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! A los COSQmidOFeS de CRFVe2a aIemal6


GL9nG q
AVIATOR de Alemana eva Ia pat9 MNo
i
para
' = ssh JUAN P R.l2 de eEnsolo 1906
CHARLES Vi RE-
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(Firmadol PABLO FIGUERoA.
Barranquitaa, r. r.. D ID. /. 1904
The S. e. Pharmacal Co,
Nueva York.
Muy Sres nafoe

Muy Sres. mfess 1i--- ~
Me place mucho mRnifestar 8 uste-
des que he usadO los polvos xI4ister-
fOrmS. despu6s de habeF padscido du-
rante algHhps AMOS, sin que Ios otroe
desinfeetantes que use me hubiesen
produCido los FesultadOs que obtuVe
con el eListerform9.
Hago la1nAnife ifeataci6n que antecede
pOgqne cibEta anente han sido mRravi-
llosos los resultados que he ObtenidO.
EstoX Rltsmente RgradeCi5o 4 uste-
des y no eolamente autOrizo 8 ustedea
la publication de estas Ifneas. sino que
reComendar6 s1 preparado con el ma
yor gustO Riempre que 10 me preaente
Do opOrtunidRd. ~
De ustedes atentamente,
(FiTmad01
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Muy Sres. mfos:

Me compliance en- manifestarles que
he usRdO con gran 6xito en- mi lOs pol
vos SListeGformD, que iiRmas otro an
tis6ptiCo me prOduj0 Ia Curaei6n que
por tantO tempo deseaba. Puedo ase-
gurar sin tenor equivocsrme que
Otra medicinal no produCirfa los efectos
tan TapidOs y seguros.
Mi edfeFmedad Catabs az aIQ1n
Tempo y cref que era impossible cu-
r8rme.
AlVer el buen 6xit0 due he expert
ment6dO, OtrOs mas desesn CuFsrse
usandO los mismOs pOlv0s, y tengo la
segnridad de que .estaran & ustedes tan
agrRdeCidos como 70 10 estoy.
Accedo gustOso q ID publication de
estas declaraciOnes hechas demi propia
vOluntad y para satiAfacci6n de uste-
de6.
De ustedea alto. s. s.
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ELEUTERfA FIGUER
Anlae!O Dc Slhasta.
Departamento del Interior.
0icinas dsI iSupsfintsadsnts % Oblas PdhIicas.
San Juan. P. e.. Feb brero 10. 1905

k0egAAG t-Nt4AA
lProposiciones en- pliegos ceFFados
jpA1a la adjndicaci6n en- ptlblica subas-
ta de lasobras de construction be dos
estribOs de mamposteIfR, terraplenes
correspond ndientes y armada y montsje
de nn traEn0 metaIico de. 8. Z metros de
lOngitud total en ID quebTRda GHerre-
Pa,S ki6metrO %, CRrreterA no. Z,
Secci6n comprendida entire Rio Pie
dTas v Mameyeg5 ae aGmitir8n n en- esta
Ofcina hasta las 10 81 IA. del dir l23 Dc
FebrerO de 1906. en que s. anEiran
p6biieamente.
EA pFesupueat0 de- Aas o o1af agGiende
6 80. 300l dos mil trascieut1l dosaRTl.
TO0Oe los 6atos necesaEios aa tlarsn
en- eata oficina, donde De eltuen tran
de manifesto los docunaent1s Que han
de Tegir en- lsg gcontrata y podFsrl recos
Ger los lioitsdOres lcs niodel0s de pro-
posicionea que han de pFesan
La Adn1inistrAci6 6n ne resefVa eI de-
FeCho de- rechazar cuaIquierB 6ttodan
pas prOposiclOnes.
sP, a. FERNANDEZ
SupeRintendente de- Obrss
P6bicas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13
BalcO Territorial J AgrfcOll
De Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROS.

laapos5ciones s05re zs6retas: Desde
S0.25 & 81. 600. deyenQar6n intereges Il
9por 100 annual.
zaap0sioi0sses q pE0so Jf5O: Desde
5000 en- adelante deYenGar6n inter6s al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-13

En- esta imprenta ae Yonde papal de
peri6diae viaio 5000 auintaI
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-25
MONTE CRISTO
WAS A RESTAURANT WAITER
John Davis Becomes Millionaire
Through Lucky Investment
In Mine

DENVER, Feb. 24.-Four years
ago John Davis was a waiter in charge
of a lunch counter and working for
$50 a month. To-day he is known as
the Monte Cristo of Chihuahua. The
story of his transition from poverty to
wealth is fascinating. 1t was told to-
day when Mr.. and Mrs. Davis came
here to visit friends.
In the fall of 1900 John Davis and
Ella Ellison were employed at a Har-
vey eating-house at Somervflle, Tex.
They alternated In waiting on the
lunch counter. Their love finally be-
came so strong that it interfered with
their work. The proprietor remon-
strated. The next morning after they
had been called down Miss Ellison
and Davis were missing.
: Investigation showed they had pro-
cured a license. were married and had
started a lunch counter in a small
town in chihuahua. They invested
their savings in a mining proposition.
in which gold was struck later, and
now they are rated as millionaires.