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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28
SHERIFF OUT OF KOCH CASE.
Oefense Secures Disqualification Of
Blue Earth Official.

Blue Earth Official.
Mankato, Mimi, April 22.-The sec
ond day Of the trial of DR., Koch for
the murder of DR.. l.. A. Gebhardt at
New Ulm on the night of Nov. closed
with four jurors in the box.
The routine of the selecting of jur-
ors was relieved by a sensation pro
duced through the disqualification of
Sheriff B. Williams from further con
nection with the summoniE- of tales
men to the murder trial. The Blue
Earth county official was disqualified
through the filing of an AFFIDAVIT by
Attorney Somervi;le. who represented
the defense. Attorney Somerville, in
his affidavit, charges that the, sheriff
is preiudiced and partial in the selec-
tion of Jurors.
Causes Bitter Feeling.
The affair evidently has caused bit
ter feeling on the part of the friends
of the sheriff. but Williams himself is
reticent regarding the act. m. 1t is a
common rumor that the attorneys for
the defense have attempted to have
tested the sheriff's convictions relat
ing to the guilt or innocence of DR..
Koch
Wednesday night, shortly after the
adjournment of court anc before the
sheriff set out upon his rounds to sum
mon the talesmen. SO the story goes. a
friend of Dr. Koch presented to the
sheriff list of fifty residents of the
county, and expressed the desire that
at least few of the persons named in
morning.
None Of These Names
appeared on the venire roll the next
morning. according to the account,
and the attorneys for the young de-
fendant. drawing the conclusion that
the sheriff was prejudiced or biased
against the defendant. asked for his
disqualification.
Sheriff Williams, in speaking of the
incident, only would say that he has
ability, and that if anything existed
which would lead the defendants to
believe he was acting against their in
terests, he was glad to be in position
to relieve them from any apprehen-
sion on that score. The attorneys for
the defense stated positively that in
their opinion the sheriff's actions led
them to believe he was prejudiced.
Coroner to Summon Venire.
Coroner E. r. Kennedy will summon
special venire of thirty talesmen
who will appear in court to-day.
The four jurors now sworn are
Charles Waddell. w. H. Wilcox, w. l..
Rappley and O. T. Severson, the latter
three being chosen yesterday.
When Judge Cray opened court yes
terday all the fifty talesmen sum-
moned Wednesday night were on
hand.
DR.. George Koch yesterday was seat
ed part OF the time by his fathers
side. No other relatives at present
are attending the trial, but they are
evidently in touch with its progress
through their friends in this city. The
young dentist displayed the same calm
demeanor yesterday, and the throngs
which filled the court room watched
him with the same eagerness and in
terest.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28
"Spotted" Fever at La Crosse.

La Crosse, Wis, April 25. The
nrst death from cerebro spinal menin-
gifts in this vicinity occurred here
yesterday, the victim being Miss Anla
Vietzke. aged nineteen years.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28
ROCkSLlDE WRECKS,
Four May Have Been Killed at Edison
Tunnel, Wyo.

Tunnel, Wyo.
Cheyenne, Wyo., April 25.-A west
bound freight train on the Union Pa
citic was wrecked by a rockslide at
Edison tunnel, 125 miles west of here
The train was just emerging from the
tunnel when the slide occurred and
buried portion of the train. Four
as follows: Engineer Nelson, Fire.
man Hook, brakeman and an un-
known tramp.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28
HEARTLESS MOTHER.

A woman abandoning her baby was
a sad spectacle witnessed in Canton
last Saturday between the hours of IL
and l o'clock. The scene Of the unus-
ual occurrence was the Burrell house,
now being conducted by Mr. and Mrs
Richard Edwards. About II o'clock
Saturday morning young woman of
perhaps 80 years Of age, called at the
hotel and applied for room, with the
evident attention of remaining over
night. She was Immediately assigned
to a room, in which she remained until
nearly IL O'Clock, at which time she
came to dinner. After eating her din
ner she told one of the attendants at
the hotel that she would go to meet a
friend at the train from the East, and
asked permission to leave the baby
This was the last seen of the woman,
and the baby still remains in the care
of Mrs. Edwards at the hotel. The lit
tie creature is about three months old
and is apparently in the best OF health.
Nothing is known as to who the wom-
an was. or whether she was the moth.
er of the child, and there is no trace
of her present whereabouts.
Frank Horton, for the past two
years one of the field clerks Of the
state land department. has resigned
and will go to Chicago to take a posi-
ton. His place will be taken by M. M.
~
clerk of the senate at the last session.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28
GOES UP FOR LIFE.
Peter Ziolowskl Pleads Guilty and Is
Sentenced.


Fergus Falls, Mimi, April 25-Peter
Ziolowski, charged with numbering
his father changed his plea from not
guilty to guilty Saturday and was SEN
fenced for life. The family relations
were not pleasant. There was no
quarrel at the time the shooting oc-
CURED, and the murder was com.
mitted deliberately, the young man af-
terward throwing the gun through
the window from which the shot was
fired, and then giving out the report
that his father committed suicide.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28
STATES STOCK AND DAIRY.
Great Combination Of Opportunities
for Money Making Offered the New
comer-Development Of Dairying.


comer-DeveIopment Of Dairying.
No better cattle, hogs, sheep and
horses are raised anywhere than those
grown in South Dakota. 1t is esti-
mated that $35,950,O0O worth of cattle
were marketed In South Dakota in
1903 Grass fat steers have sold as
high as cents a pound on the Chi
cago market, and one South Dakota
firm sold 9S4 head of corn-fed steers
for $1O2,S46. The corn on which they
were fattened was all produced in the
vicinity of the feed yards.
South Dakota Is we'll adapted to the
raising of horses and mules, and South
Dakota horses are the best IN the
world for cavalry service AS sheep
country it is not surpassed by any
other. Comfortable fortunes have been
made by sheep men in ten years.
Hogs are easily and prOfitably rails
ed. In but few localities in the state
has hog cholera ever made its appear
ance.
The wonderful western range for
stock cattle, where stock Craze all win
ter without hay, grain or shelter, and
the fertile farms Of the grain belt, Tor
finishing, afford a combination OF IN
terests and opportunities not else
where equaled for live stock money
making.
;3y the last federal census South Da-
capita, Iowa $122, Minnesota $40 and
Wisconsin $45
Money in Dairying.
Dairying is profitable in every part
of the state. feed being abundant, pas
turage costing ALMOST nothing, and the
price received for butter and eggs be-
ing practically the same as where land
is worth 500 an acre. South Dakota
now ranks twelfth among the dairy
states of the Union, and at its present
rate of progress it will soon be among
the first five. The quality of butter
produced is not equGled by any other
state, the product from its creameries
bringing the highest price on the New
York and Boston markets and being
more sought after than any other but
ter for its holding up qualities and
perfect flavor.
There are about 125 creameries in
successful operation throughout the
state, all under the regulation OF
state food and dairy commissioners
The report of the commissioner for
1902 shows detailed reports of So
creameries for twelve months. These
SO creameries handled III, ,265, ,2O9
pounds of milk, for which there was
distributed among 8,l56 patrons ST.
294 45O3.30. The patrons received an
average price Of II 1-2 cents pound
for their butter and an average price
for milk of 75 cents a hundred. The
average amount drawn by each patron
for the year was S15S.10.
Taking these figures AS a basis, the
total amount of money paid to the pa
irons of the creameries of the state
would exceed S2.000,000. No figures are
at hand for estimating the amount OF
dairy butter made and sold aside from
the production of the creameries. but
it is safe to say that the creameries do
not produce more than cnethlrd OF the |
total amount
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28
Production of 1904.

The following table of productions
is taken from the Annual Review of
the Progress OF the State for 1904,
compiled by the State Historical soci
ETY., and was not intended for adver-
tising purposes, but to set down the
historical fact.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28

The man of generous impulses Is
apt to fall into unfortunate extremes.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-28

An honest statesman IS no match for
4 dishonest politician.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-08-29
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District, State OF Idaho, in ana for Elmore
County.
zubie Bauer Plaintiff VS. John Z. Bauer
Defendant.
#he State Of Idaho sends greeting to John f..
Bauer, defendant
1ou ere hereby summoned ana required 20
appear in an action brought against you by
said plaintiff, in said District Court, and to an
swer the complaint Of he above named plant
al led herein, W thu TEN duHa exclusive oi
the day of service) after the service ON you of
Tins summons, il served within this county; or
ii rived out OF this county but within this Ju-
dcial District, within twenty days; or if
served elsewhere, within .oItg days. The said
action is brought to dissolve he bonds OF mat
rimony now existing between you, the said
defendant and the plaindG, and Jhag Tie care
and custody Of the minor child. Erwin Bauer
be awarded to lhe lainuft, ana such,other re-
lief as the Court may deem equitable. All OF
which will appear more fully from a copy Of
the complaint herein filed and made a part
hereof.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and answer said complaint rs above
required the said plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
Attest my hand and the seal of the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial District, State Of
Idaho, in and for Elmore county. this It'll day
OF august, 1905.
[sEALl DAN W. SHELTER, Clerk
46l By J. A. SIFFERT, Deputy Clerk
DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN, Attorney for Plaintiff
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-08-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States Land Office, Boise, Idaho,

July g. 1895.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress Of
June 3, 1873 entitled AN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as
extended to all the public land states by
act of August 4, 1892, j. Albert Neal of Boise,
County Of Ada, State of Idaho, has :his day
filed in this office his sworn statement,
No. 1865 for the purchase OF the NE14 Of
Section No. g. in Township NO. 2 ~, Range No.
8 E, b, NJ, and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its tim
Der or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said land before
Register and Receiver at Boise, Idaho, on
Tuesday, the 10th day of October. 1905
He names as witnesses:
Y. C. Kerr of Boise, Idaho;
Lizzie Neal, of Boise, Idaho;
Thomas c. Cole, of Boise. Idaho;
Lizzie b Kerr, Of Boise, Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on OF before said 10th
day of October, 1905,
HARRY J. SYMS, Register.
First publication, August !, 1905.
Last publication, Sept. g. 1905.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-08-29

John Lemp was ordered credited with
$44.25 overcharge on taxes.
On petition the saloons OF Pine pre-
cinct we're allowed to open on Sunday
The following warrants, having been
called and not presented, were, upon
applieation Of their owners, reinstated
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-08-29

Whereupon the Board adjourned to
July Is, 1905 80 ,oo.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, with all members present, and
transacted the following business: the
following bills we're examined and act
ed upon as follows:
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-08-29

When YOU want ] % b
WORK Of the finest de
scription, call at The Re-
publican office, or send
in your order through
Phone No. Al.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-08-29
PROCEEDINGS
Of the EImOre County Commission
ers, July Meeting, 1905.
MOUNTAIN HOME, Monday,

1HOO1NIAIN HUME, 1IUIIuuy,
July 10, 1905.
The Board of County Commiss oners
met in regular quarterly session, with
all m mbers present, and adjourned to
July IL, 1905.
July II, 1905.
/he Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members being present. The
following business was transacted:
The reports of the County officers
we're received, examined and approved.
The following bills were examined
and ordered paid out of the Current
Expense fund of 1905:
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-08-29

Board adjourned to meet July L, 1905.
July II, 1905.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
meut, all members being present. The
following business was transacted:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20
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americana.
Lo qle gHpIosa atSTea do 6I un
aldll0 d. SiDl0 Domingo.

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en Santo Dominica bSio s.esse. ). ~
de Fabio IL. FiePlr eSr.< - ,.e.l.'.
siQuientas t6rmipos 1es7sS ... 80
MO d0m5nicn. arn neYirarn. .-.--
sEato matnrs nruelIo. !. as.;. sl
corvenio mstSs Is- ss.ls. 80. =
afFmaci6n quess h&ee.
ePeFo no bsata hacerIa como nruu.
mento fAvoFa BE 6 ~ Convened fDe -
lde9 oeba entFar ca u CoDcieneia g3el
pueblo iluminandO sus tinieblaa 4
gulend9le p1E nueVo1 runbO
eN0 hAn oasqa "a ofass 6a 0e1-i6n
slno prop0sltoa lnmutAbles. E.sta. Qolr
pc rudO que nentimoa en lss esnSI ~ a
u caricia de d tgonca RooeeVelt.
~ Ioallama3bs & cambiar 81 81
de g vida neciUna son lo petito
politiCoa. No ha de estar " la.reYll-
bIica dIYidida en- dos Grupos az y unus
pAFta m gobieEn o7dag pre- iiiiia6 o
el primer d1a de 81 eierCici0 de, ~.
OtrR pna op0aici6n que s6lo en- Iaa
Rrmas enonentgn anae1i0a de safiufSce
sus aspiFneion an qObieEn0sq ODFiia
me- porque ten1e y unR opcSici6n uyia
conspiEa para oplinair az veg. iY5
ante eaeteua1EOfnn puebl0 indifarent
sin entu1iasuaes sGiI fe. porous aaEi t0i6a
los que hsn t0cad0 G sua puertaa Ioi
han enga61do y Cuents iVeoeGs hnrs ezE--
tendldO u man0 pidiond0 I'M n1enSrua
60 de ib0Fteds be Hgtd0 casti4n con
an I6tig0 enrol O5ecidu.
eEs hora que los no tenaaa
-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20
El eertam8n Inter aniiIIaRO do
MaySguez,

L9idea que, desde haoa tempo, ae
aqita on Maysgnez, respecto 6 la Cala-
braci6n allf de an cart6 amen inter anti
lIano. co. puede decirse. question. que
We en- camino de realizarae del mod0
mas briIIaEte.
La Exposition ya.se sabe que ha de
contribute de modo poderos0 Y e6oa1
8 dar vida y moVimiento s entN islu y
espeCialmente, sslaipFOgresiBtR Cindad
del Ysgtl 3.
ExCitamos, pues, & tod0s les puer-
torriquefIos amantes de so patriss &
contribute para que Ia Citsda exposi-
ci6n marque, con toda esplendidez.
signos evidentes de nuestFa cultura y
deCidido quito 81 prcgresO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20
AnuleI0 Dc SuAasIa.
Dspartamento del Interior
5s
Oilslnas dsl SupsdnlSndsniO ID obns Pthlisas.

San Juan, r. B.. Febreco 10. 1905.
,Proposiciones en- pliegos cerEados
para - adiudicaci6n en- p6hlica subas-
@ de lie Obrna do construcci6n de dos
eutrib0S de mampOsterfa, terEaplenes
COrresp0ndientes y aEmado y montsje
de unstrsmO metalioo de 7 metros de.
l0n0itn tnta1 an n Qnahrada GHeRre-
FMS kiI6matFO 28, carF6tera no. z,
8eoci6n oomprendida entire Rio Pie
dras y Msmeyos. sa admitirsn en- esta
ofcina hasta las 1OR m. del die % de-
FSbsoro de 1906, en- que Be abrir6n
p6blica1aente.
El presupnesto de Las obFas asciende
(&2 BOO dos mil trescientoa dollars.
.TO0Os IOs datoa necesarios DO daFkn
On eata Oicina, d0nde se3encuentFAn
doSmani6esto los documentos que han
de Fegir en-. ID contpata y podr&n recO-
ger loG liCitadoFes lOs m0delos de pro-
p0siCiOneEque han de pFeaentar.
La Administers 6n De- reseFva el de-
Fecho, de reChsEat cualquieEa 8 todss
las prOpoBiCiOnes.
r.. 4. FERNANDEZ.
Snperintendente de Obras
phhli0aa
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FUE lEUNDt
rvon r. infeaGi0n 1aeeE conu intro
,4,,ssr g5a1esfro & ntuf etrtce 9FTN0
~ -ies 11lpnrea donQe NJ eEta a6n eonoeidO,
r.4nrarnoa nlantar unQ cualQuier persona
sSe io naes ssiteS aa1l tamente gratis. ESQ
~ M efreeifli 6to hopestp, hechu nor una
ffrYSsa aerura " lnl1f
q ID AZ peI t0 Il FltAlldad y &c siente
sl,eFFslg5 s. leSaleutdd d0s debil y nerViosO 81
Il soohfa una ve3eZ pref tura, el vigor de-
u fiiyentnd esta percie 81 padece de dolo
- - - 3eaz esDalda6, p&rdlda de Ia yirlLtdad,
5sns5ggnsfI6n s varleOcela q este cnnaao de
1s-sr iiineroa los medieea SIN encontrar alI-
EEsE szlSeiHs I'd. ser ctEad0 con Ell cnt1fon
eieetrico a CROWN.
tSe7rsln11s qua HfgCr trn cimtur6u nuede 81
s5sios q5fe va desgue de- curau0 10 re-
1e~ne4, s5sTS6 ofRcg enfeGmos, que de este
Ssef gue5 femOs indeunizados de nuestr0
~ 70 QuE SE DICE.
Sr nintur6n me ha cutAdo de la l1eDilt0ad,
A. n icoce % y de g celEa e eSer-
1Sos nor IL cnra de las cuales ha1le ep 9ano
Is IN lc0ss
Teafa Greer HIa qeoaoea 9nle9
T5STS III IL EE0 nt1Kg0
afsefricO. con rtEo Use iaEe la cuEeelol
fj36i D sipe "a re Me11eQ.
fylTNPIIREA AIQ 10 gn DHeIs
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q, 1ornlre, direction UN PESO americana
~ As9s sle trnenorta. mandaremos 8
w7 81 cintup6n eleetEleo gG8QNE,p
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IIlkIG IGEM

Antiseptiu0 y kestante
Para liInpiaF Ia bocay dien %
tionO ianAI. HILL
4 0uit4 too Olnr ofansiy0. 8E
EABl ACIA AMERICANA
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lOS neGbPe Thu EBA " OI1VAG 81
neioP due Ue 0anpce en Puerto
Rico. CA eMBIIPA,s ackban.
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"a T-ii-2,s- SS18s~ s II aCi6n del
FeRFOeaaFiE y. @. Doe 148II san
TVoa, PtsEto Rieo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20

1EDI0 DC ca aBUHDAAtIA

diss sa Il mas formidable suengp hnd debubid
Vino de steans Acehe de Baalao
aanaccn "a
sovin el deadentO Ia
los souzanos var anid6n
sHe
que 81 s d orpano I'm e6u ael
pTOcan
digestion de- soda l enrmades F. Vino
eoigen aaita asln
dgss en- 81 primitive
a del ac
heado d bsao S M IN euso peueuanee
80 #s2 gee
el Dr. Mzl, Professor cHni PatOOgia en- Ia Eseuea
Vino de stns
han noo
Is bee Po los eanago mas
osOhoi manos edna
pueda a vez hsc
tOnen engad
P4dass BOdeas.
FREDERICK STEARNS & ClA.
FabrIcantss de prOdustOs ouimicOs FarmaceuticOO
As DETROIT. MICH. =. =. A.
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= rAanAtahIaa naraonas.

y FespetabIes peFsonas.
Sobre ese ePlebisCitos. 90 me ocurre
deCiP eIgo que, puesto On letFas de
molde, eerfa cosa tan buena. cuando
menos d idea, Qus.usted. queFido doc
tor. (Oermitame "a ests continual le
hahfia de gusteF 81 extreme de voEver
& eecribir: secsssadoadO d Mr. BGs, 81
"a uue he tenidO 81 honor de que & mi
se ha diriiido usted, doctor CarbOnell.
il. BAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20

SF. DR. ID Salvador Cnrbonell
SeNoF: Una feliz oasua1ldn0 Lae all.9
seef isn ella Cores ponoeocla go 5.oes-
To Ric01, ~ del aCtnaI, g. aftlcQ.o oe
Dd. HtuIadO SSant0 DomlF re y g. pre-
di6ante MoFaIeap: cre0 gue nee ns
hech0 I'd. 81 honor de seiiAleEnae en 81
pfrEn fc siguiente
ePFe cindiendO de Ice COZ fllce9a IN
teFrscionnIes que loa hatades Dnldos
p0dgfan 8 no tenor, hay una Fazon
ecun6micn muy potenta que les lmpide
hscsF nuevRg ane exlonea. Esto 70 be
publicado antes. secsn daN0O q ~.
Bas y 10 gosteDgo ahOra
Repito que pn ESQ ma crao aiudtdO y
nor clio me poFmitiF6 ID que eigue.
roUandO antes I'd, Dr.. CarbOneII.
5 4 TODD e. mundo que no me den 81
nombra de- lkT. Bd8. aino b muy gFa-
50 para nj de se50r B0S El mister
mo.oae tan NAL como q 9sn saaat0 Grisso
atn par de pistol lQs; puas aunque de8de
muv i0ven Fasldf n1uchog 3 nos en- New
York, en ca Universidad estudi6 leves,
tspgn, adm para otFo que mejor los
aproyeche. bastanteg Iibroa en- ipR'6s.
etc etc 70 csda vez nae veO. halo y
siento menoa, (meior dicho. 40 me
encuentro ca cosa algunl smeriCano,
ca a acepci6n de yaaakes), emperO coy
Icads Clia mas y mas, 81 Due6o seFlo mas
ID de t03O cOraz6n un buen antillano.
a eDrAIannr estas Ifneas Va 81 spxto
riques y CarvOial. espeCie de testa-
mentO. de nuestFO gran MaFti. Monte
Domingo Sp0T qu6 Ia he de hablsHg
sEs ESQ cOss distinta De Cuba9 Usted
no eg Cubano v 8hRy quien 10 geR mei0r
que usted2 Ok G6me2 90 es cnbano9
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"a Tosf anvoIvi6 a : & rsi aire9ledor nSIn;fS
rs ve1 rIa rstsel a. n roeF & ir,9TUi9is5le
J viii "A n g0eiefsd de anniooa9 Fet0
a anueRIo : n con. annaIl0. n oI.a.
5s1cc s'v' Am diyS ana eeato con i anns. me
T;cr disroreoc;Sn ! ,coToc IA Sr,ar;cs.
-S Is v,eeess SsS foii~ ~. ,srsir ~
i soeravo 1-., = IA "a ento nnno;neco Tsra Ia
guerrs de Iibertsd de Cubs. HsQfmos
@n5pe Il mar & aenSrraT 3 earifTo. M nue
nor 81 fondo tIe n mar hsce le' c0rdi.
iTsra de fraOn aniinn
r. noef;ss entiIIsna + ola r AZ Tso
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u'1O' ~r,b, p,,ov4o R;cc sor
IA m ,,I ns;aro 8 IN Iaa IN .s.'s sIas
Recibe5 forea & bSJas
4 Sobre 81 noisoo corez6n.D
/
4 Yvo nne ananaa anapitAs ma llauno
Pan;to 5ioe !.
rrpbs = prarto Rico eatsn
Con Ssnto : Donainoo er1rl1s nniSss
PSr' ID - rosTe'S- ~ y sseondi5as
One ( Ioe Pneb9os fornoas dam
Esto 81 no verso 90 verdad. y aQui
viene bie1 porque 70 nada hego. nj
pienso que no tlenda la GOnfedere-
Ci6n Antillana. hoy bsjo la 6gida de
los Estados UDidos y siempre Ia del
IoGopodefOaO.
Muy honPado estOy, doctor Carbo-
nall, con Gus mobiles palabras: seoun-
daatdo 4 M. Bas que le sRradezco
mucho. y lbs reeibo como inspiradas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20
EslI 6a9Id0 I0nate,

Tar drS tfeot0, eIt1ia 28 de Febr 70
s lns de lpnoche Cd iaA cos.ss r 6s-
Sasnos da Jos Is BazSn. Allen 81. de lan
bEanf renovnias ni canceladas &
Sd debi5o tiaDap0.
3 LA CASA CONTINUA HACIEN-
DO tSBS OPERA CLONES De. RES
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20
ILkE LESSON.

TaasouHwilr bssQfyen In. English and
SDanirll. nnd every { fort win ba made
- hove pnpiIs acquire the Lapgasge
in every short period will the ass1stance
Of John Brown.
JOHN MONCLOVA.
San Franciscn Sc. No. 87. 10 Y. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20
BancO Territorial J Agr1eOla
De Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROS.

IepOsieSoses sO5ns zS5retds: Desde
8O.05 s $1,000, devengatSn intereses Il
8 ppF 100 annual.
1.npOsi6iones q place .jfjO: Desde
8000 an ndeIante devangaf6n inter6s d: