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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-19

largo stock of "Little Joe," Nine
tooth Hsrrows is carried by Sullivan
hdw. Co. All OF their Harrows are man
nisctored by the Towers Sullivan Mfg.
TO-, Co., VINO use only the highest quality Of
Implements. IF you want the strong
end best "Little Joe" On the market, buy
from this Company.
a full stock Of al! eizes and etyiea OF
Cotton Hoes is carried by Sullivan Hdyy.
20. You can get from them iust what
you want: IF you want Riyefs through
Tue saanKe OF your Hoes you can get
DIR. Siekaey'e Recommendation.
Mr.. kirksey. writes:--I give positive
guarantee with every bcg Of Rydalo's
Stomach Tablets and Liver Tablets I
sell, and have never bean aaked TO re.
have uesd these tablets in nov family
WitE best reaults, w. L.. Kirksey, Nor.
canton, N. @. Rydals's Tablets are pre-
pared by The Radical Remedy Company.
Hickory, n. O., who authorize syssy
dealer IN their preparations 70 guarantee
they sell. Sold by Evans Pharmacy.
An AnderaoH Woman Asks
"haye you floor, paint that will last two
WEEKS" Yes we have Devoe's it hss a
beautiful gloss and will wear two wears
Improperly applied. w. L. Brissey.
OveFwoFke6
A!daeya.
Murray's Buchu, Gin and Juniper ia
prescribed and endorsed by eminent
falls. Prevents Kidney Disease, Dropsy.
Bright's Disease, etc. At all drug stores
Sl.O0 q bottle, or direct from The Mnr-
ray Drug Co., Columbie, g. @.
"Should Old Acquaintance 30 Fqyanf
And Never Brought TO ElIad."
When you need anything usuallv kept
10 Drug Stores don't forget that white
q Wilhite are generally open from 10 q.
10. to p. M. Lucas Paints, es good as
ways on hand. 3
He Kept up In the Race.
james 8. Barron. Pneaidsnt Manehea
ter Cotton Mills, Rook Hill, 8. c.. writes:
"In 1883 I painted my residence with
L. & M. It looks better than Rreat
many houses painted three years ago.,
| Don't pay Sl.50 gallon for linaeed oil,
which you do in ady.for.ues paint.
caDs Bay ap oil aan 15e9h a nth the y barrel s e &C
man &c Martinez L. & M. Paint.
II makes paint cost about 3l.2o per gal
] Wears and covers like gold.
I Every Church given liberal Quantity
when bought from +. B. Cfaytop, Ander.
son; T. L. Hopper, Bolton; r. @. jack.
son, Iva. ~ Sa
Free Ride on the. street cars to
Snipes Gallery, ifyou want as much az
one dollsf'o worth OF photo work. Prices
son, and noihing but high class work,
We will frame your pictures OF all sizes
! We have largo lot OF frame material on
hand which we would like for you TO in.
speot, and with two experienced frame
nnakera, we think we can give satisfae.
small pictures enlarged TO any !. eize
Respectfully, q. IS. sntpaa, the Va,arer
photographer. i35- 5-3m 4 e.
MONEY TO LOAN.-A few thonsan6
dollars to lend on Land for clients. Ap
ply TO B. i. Martin, Attorney-at-Lsw.
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n - = ~ q y gEYOE DC, Co..
I =. s. w. =. Br.ssev sells our paint
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-19
Union Meeting.

Programme of Union Nesting for
Second Division of Saluda Association.
at Broadmouth Church, April 30, So
Saturday, 1880 O.. m.-De, otiona,
Exercises, led by Rev. N. G. Wright.
WOodIe.
Enrolment and Organization, recess.
2p. m.--First Subjcct-"Wha5 facts
prove the Resurrection of .Jesna
CHRISTI" Opened by Rev. w. I. Tete.
Second Subject-"What Christian
Verities as proved by the Resurrection
OF Jesus ChrIstf Opened by Rev. NJ.
McGee and Rev. L. e. Campbell.
Sunday, 10 a. m.-Exercises of Sun.
day School Union. conducted by Su-
perlntendent of Union.
Reports Of Sunday Schools. Address
by Prof. j. b. Watkins.
II @. m.-MissionaTy Sermon, by
Rev. j. w. Perry.
r. w. Burts for Committee.
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Memorial Services at Mt. pisgah Church

Editors Intelligencer: Please an
nonnce through your columns that on
Saturday before the 2nd Sunday in
alay. Memorial services will be held
at Mt; Pisgah Church, beginning at /
o'clock 3: M. Addresses will be deIiv-
cred by Solicitor j. E. Boggs, OF Pick
ems, and Rev. G. WardlaW, Of Seneca,
The public is cordially invited to at.
tend. A basket dinner will be served
on the ground, and in the afternoon
Everybody who has q friend or relative
sleeping in the graveyard at Mt. Pts.
gan is requested to bring bunch OF
flowers or evergreens.
ID. w. Hiott, Pastor.
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Up-to- date farmers appreciate the
worth uf keystone Adjustable Weedere.
sold by Sullivan Hdw. Co. Every far.
mer should have one OF these 1mple.
ments.
Roman and Terrell HsrYoy;s are sold
By Sullivan Hdw. Co.
When you went the genuine "Ter
relI,' Thick Confer, Raady-eet Hee
Sweeps, call on SnlIivan Hds7. Go. They
also have full stock OF all sizes Of the
Pstent"Vitt ~ Heel Sweeps.
EuFray'o
iron
flIxtare.
Now is the time to take @ spring tonic.
By far the best thing to take Ia M1rray's
Iron Mixture. It makes pure blood and
gets rid Of that tired feeling, At all
druggists 500 brittle, or direct from The
Murray Drug Co., Columbia, y. @.
MONEY TO LOAN ro1 home ol.enta
on easy terms.
Simpson g. Hood. Attorneys.
Sullivan Hardwar Co. has new Har.
row or Cultivator that will cert tainly
please up-to~date farmers. This Harrow
has three feet, ell Of which are detach-
able, and to which straight or diamond
shaped blades are bolted. The frame IA
made Of solid steel. The feature of being
able 10 detach any one Of the three feet
nermies wide range ofWork being done.
Yoa should look into the merits Of this
Herrow.
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Local News.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, 1905.
Great Council of Red Men.

The Great Council of the Improved
Order of Red Men. which met in this
city last were, adjourned Wednesday
afts.noen. AS an evidence of their
appreciation of the courtesies and at
tenuOns shown the delegates during
their stay here the council appropriated
the sum of $25 tor the benefit of the
Hospital Association.
Officers were elec ted to serve for the
comiug year az follows:
Great Sachem, Cole l.. Blease of
Sew5erry.
Great Senior Sycamore. c. E. Tolly
of Anderson.
Great Junior Sycamore. Rev. j, IL.
Graves of Newberry.
Great Chief of Records, Is. G. Wal
See of Sumter
Great Keeper of Wampum, J. f.
Stuckey of Bishopville.
Great Representative, j. H. Hair of
Sewberry.
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I$S For th6se fsrmers w like the Wilson,
patsssS or . fsaimettl s, Cotlch Planter.
Sui livRn5 Hard ware Co. q fis ye 8 h the bess
S6neg thas1 1ar8 manu- ctiirs,l3 8 Platifar
.of this asyl 81 is wort hl ezS snlsless pf0paftY
c6nsi Ensled I'd oxa n1if,at d III afs a, osa,
$handi by tblA Soss pan ysyvt III ceuF tiico
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-21

The Mayflower drifted into Massa- chusetts bay and lay at anchor outside in a little sheltered cove. The fathers had gone ashore to see if there was q place suitable for landing. The morn- ing was Monday. and it seemed that the old fashioned desire to tidy up came over the hearts of the good house. keeping women of the little band. The women were rowed ashore, and in the cold. salty water of the bay this Mon day in November, 1920, the first ladies in America washed and scrubbed in the good English fashion, too. Fires were built, water heated and clothes spread out on the trees and snow. When all was finished to the satisfac- tion of the women they sighed with pleasure. and said: Cleanliness is akin to godliness." Do you know this is history? Yes, it is, though not as dry as history sometimes is. Anything is history that shows the spirit of the times. and this wash day in America showed the spirit of the first arrivals.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-21
A fair reader informs us that she

A fair reader informs us that she cannot accept our advice to wear a rose when in, Portland, says the Ore gonian. because of the fact that there is a distinct variety of hay fever which is produced by the odor of roses. There is the hay fever pro duced by timothy, the variety pro- duced by clover. the sort produced by millet the alfalfa variety and the com mon prairie grass kind. The tall grass hay fever is said to possess the best staying qualities. But most popular of all brands of hay fever is just hay fever which gives the victim an ex, cuse for going to a northern lake for a months vacation every year. We shall be deeply distressed if the rose is to invade the precincts hitherto sacred to horse feed, and set up in the business of producing La France hay fever, American beauty hay fever, Jack hay fever, and the like.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-21
Roh. utrlm.n to save Life.

NEW YORK. Aug 21.-Cbarles Ma son aged fifty-three. a feed and hay dealer of lsD West Sixty-fOurth street. brought three weeks spree to a close by drinking sufficient earIsolic acid to end his fife Mason had been taken into police court in the course of his debauch- and the humiliation added tc his Inability 10 sleep Policeman Sa- ger. having been notified ran into the street grabbed a bottle of milk from a mfIkman and darted upstairs to the surprise of the man. vho chased him Then both mixed sweet oil uffh . glass of milk and toesthe- they forced this mixture down the throet of the i1seasi- bIe man but it was teo late
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-21

Chinas wish to 'Tbutt in- at the peace conference between Russia and Japan may he pitiable under the cir cumstances. but it is the most reason able thing in the world for a nation not asleep. Chinese territory has been made. without China's consent. the the ater of war. Russia never for a mo- ment claimed territorial rights in Man churia. and even when she broke her promise in 1903 to evacuate she con- tinued to assure the powers that she would get out in due time. Port Ar thur and Dalny were held by Russia under a lease from China. and Russia had constructed the Manchurian rail- way under a contract Beyond the privileges enjoyed in these premises Russia admitted that she had not title or right in Chinese territory. Now that peace is being considered. which will settle the fate of Manchuria. China asks to be consulted regarding the future of her own territory. Since Russia admits what the powers have all along contended. that the territory belongs to China. that country pleads that Russia be irrevocably bound to stand by the terms under which the country is handed back to its owners The Chinese know the Russians thor ouzflIy and are eonvinced that if Man. rIlrria comes hack to them as the gift of the victor. Japan. Russia will take the first opportunity to reverse the yer dict of arms when she gets strong enough to tackle the laps China has been de<poIIei before by international eoIIusion- She would be were than i'm becile not to be alert now.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-21
TWO DISASTERS IN PtTTssURo.
Jews Fall Through Church Pavilion Floor and Wall Brushes Italians.

FlOOr ana wall CruBhes Italians.
 PITTSBURG, Aug. 21.-More thar 500 men, women and children were precipitated fifteen feet into cellar by the collapse of platform during the exercises incident to the laying of the cornerstone of the Beth David Russian Hebrew Orthodox synagogue on Silver street, near Washington Nearly all were cut and bruised, but it is believed none fatally hurt.
 Three rabbis were among the num- Der who went down. and although in jured they concluded the ceremony after the panic had subsided.
 Among the more seriously injured were Rabbis A. c. Ashinsky, s. Graf. man and A. Bloom, Nathan Nathan son. pastor of the congregation, and Policeman Adam Lefteweski.
 The platform which broke had di. mensions of about 90 by 30 feet and mad been constructed over the founda- tion walls for the accommodation of the rabbis. officers of the church and invited guests.
 Just prior to the cornerstone cere- monies brass band leading 500 Zion ists marched up playing lively tune, and when the Zionists were invited to pass over the platform in order to sign their names to the roll to be placed in the stone a mad rush was made by the thousands of people who had gath cred about to secure the same privi- lege. The policemen were overwhelm- cd, and in a moment the platform was packed with men. women and children. The frail structure could not with stand the strain and fully j00 persons were carried down.
 The panic that followed attracted thousands of people to the spot. and the police had great difficulty in ex- tricating the screaming and groaning victims from the wreckage.
 Fifteen men were carried down by the falling of a wall in the ruins of the Avenue theater. which was de strOyed hy fire about a month ago. The men carried down were all Italian labOrers. and thirteen of them were taken from the wreckage in a badly battered condition. At the hospital the physicians say none of the vic tins will die. but five of the number are seriously hurt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-21
REUBEN WHITES
 ESCAPE
By DUKE CUTLER.

IT HE mountain tourists, as they fol- low along the banks of the winding Saco toward the place of its birth in the Great Notch, have their attention attracted by huge rock by the road side that bears the name of the Bart lett powder. e
 It is not so much the size of the rock as its strange position that at tracts the notice of the passer-by. It seems almost as though it was placed there through the agency of human hands, standing as it does, on the sum- init of small knoll with number of smaller stones placed under it in such a careful manner as to cleverly bal ance it.
 Could man have had the power to do it, it could not have been done more effectively.
 Connected with this stone is leg end of the early settlers, which I will endeavor to relate, it having been handed down from generation to gen. eration among the residents of the mountain region.
 Among the first settlers of Conway was a man by the name of Reuben White His cabin stood upon the high bank overlooking the fertile region that lies along the Saco, where he had made quite clearing and got the most of it into a good state of culti- vation. He had been subjected to the usual drawbacks incident to the set tiers of that region, but thus far had triumphed over them all.
 The wild beasts had given him much trouble, and the savages. when they came sometimes from the wilderness
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-21

beyond the Notch, threatened him and his with destruction.
 One day, early in October, the set tier took his rifle and started out for a tramp in the forest in search of game. .....
 He turned his face up the valley, and striking the river something like g mile above, he followed 1t until he nearly reached a point where the bluffs came down on either side almost tc the waters edge.
 Thus far he had i'll luck, for nc game of larger size than rabbit had crossed his path.
 It was now past noon. and he began to feel as though a hearty meal would do him good. So he shot the next rab' bit that crossed his path. and, pulling off its skin, soon had it ready fol cooking.
 Close up to the base of the cliff ht built a fire, and in a little time the rabbit was roasting above it.
 So intent was he with his work that he saw nothing of couple of savages who for several minutes past had beer watching his operations.
 If he had done so, he would have been on his guard, and not allowed his rife to remain where he had Jeff 1t, leaning against the cliff a goot dozen feet away.
 Mindful only of the meal he wal preparing. he saw not how the savages keeping well under cover. were eacf moment drawing nearer and nearer tC him.
 Stopping over the fire, and just in thu act of removing the nicely browneC roast therefrom. he was startled bl a hand being laid upon his shoulder while a voice exclaimed in his ear:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-21
TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN.

There was battlefield where myriads lay Some deadly wounded many thousand
 dead; And with hurrying dust through all the
 land Sprang the hot couriers; many name
 they bore, Spoken by Victory in her trumpet breath, Crowned by the crimson Hour for death
 less fame. The mother gave her son; he lay forgot; The wife her husband; in the cannon's path Oblivion tossed him; and the maid be.
 trothed Sent her beloved; the earthquake of the
 bomb Was the fierce sexton at his sudden grave. Their names the couriers bore not. Fai
 behind The vulture lowered, seeking such, and
 found When the long death-list came at last it
 brought The nameless names that break myriad
 hearts. The conquering leader rides in history; The conquering army sleeps anonymous. John James Piatt, in Lippincotts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-21
K. K. Time Table.
NAUGATUCk DIVISION. Trains leave Bank street


 Trains leave Bank street FOR BRIDGEPORT AND NEW YORk-635, 1:55, 10:J2 a. m.; 1:15. 2.49, 4;35, 6:15 p. m.
 SUNDAYS-7O5, $50 GL Bridge poru a. m.; 1:15, 5:10 p. m. FOR ANSONIA AND NEW HAVEN -I0O except Monday, 6;35, 1:55, 10:52 a. m.; Ills. 2:49. 4:35, 6:15, [ 50 D. m.
 sUNDAYs-1O0, 7:05. $50 a. m.; 1:15, 5:10, 1;J0 p m. FOR wATERTOWN-6,f5 Ss32 1103 a. m.; 123, 3s57. o:10. 612, 703, s.5a. I1:20 p. ID.
 SUNDAYS-9:53 8. m.; SIT ?. m. FOR THOMAST0N, TORRINGTON and wINSTED-S2I, 10s5S a. m.; l:19. 3s53. 6;5s. ssJ4 p. m- sUNDAYS-9s5s a. m.: s:1T D. m.
 HIGHLAND DIVISION.
 Trains leave Meadow street FOR HARTFORD, WILLIMANTIC. PROVIDENCE, PUTNAM AND BOSTON-6:45. ss32 a. m.: 122O, s:I5, 7s34 ito HartfordD P III. FOR DANBURY-ss30 a. m.; 2O5, IDO D. m-
 FOR PoUGHKEEPsIE-s30 a. m.; 2t5 p. m-
 SUNDAY for BRISTOL-(connect .nr with third rail trainsl- SEQ lOD5 a. m: 200. 555. 7O0p. m.
 DUBLIN STREET STATION. FOR NEW HAVEN-100, 1ODO am: I.40. 411 D. m- sUNDAYS-7J0. HOO a. m-; 35 D. m-
 FOR MERIDEN AND MIDDLE TOwN-921 a. m. e.15 D. m- O.N-sHEPARD, HAMPSTEAD,
 Cen- Supt Cen PaaA- Ast
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-21

Germans from all over the United States will gather in St Louis next spring to honor the memory of, Gen eral Franz Sigel. the dashing cavalry leader, who organized four regiments of young Germans for the federal army in 1861 and saved Missouri for the Union. The statue, for which $1O.- GOO was subscribed by patriotic citi- zens of St Louis. will probably stand in Forest park. It is the work of Rob- ert Cauer, a German-American sculp- tor of Berlin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-21

England discovers with alarm that the cotton crop in her colonies Is be- low the average lon account of cl1- matic conditions" England has not learned that crooked statistician with fountain pen can make the cotton crop as big as desired without refer ence to the climatic conditions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-21
MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1905.

The man who was sentenced to kiss his wife every day at recent police court trial has become reconciled to the punishment and to the lady who brought the action as we'll. All praise to the solon who inflicted that sen tence. @
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Acadia municiiDaL Rio PIedraS

Apobado por ell Ayuutamiento el
expediente de subasta de la obra de
reparacI6u de la calle del eRobles de
esta poblaci6n por Ia suma de 6l9 do
liars O5 centavos SO ha ser llado para
el acto del rem ate ell lunes 20 daI &C
rriante 4 Ia una de la tarde en- q Ca
50 C0nsistorial ante la Comisi6n res
pectiva, El proyecto y pliego de con
diciones econ6mico administrative pa
ra la ejecuci6a de la obra, dondec GODS
ia oil modelo de pr )poslciones, 90 ha-
lla de manifesto en la SecretariA del
Ayuntamiento. LD que Sc hace pdbli-
co para cor ocim!entO de licitadores.
Rio Pledras, Mayo IS dc 1905, Juan
Cdl0cd, Alcalde. So
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NEGOCIO IMPORTANTE

En- lajurisdicci0nde Adiuntas J ia.
rrio de Tanama, NC vende una inca agrl-
cola con magniheos eata abIsclmlentUs,
contando entre estOs uaa maqulnSrla
completa, movlda por egua para la
elaboration del cafe. Tlene dc caolda
la expresada inca qulnIelsAs cusrdas
on su mayor. .parte semoradas do 40 0ei
fruEo y con gran causdsd de terrenos
pr0pios para canas oulces, pasEos 10
malollllo y oemas frusos meuores. Asf
mismu esia INCA esta slEuaoa sVpre
un espleauldo vale regado por sDun.
dantes quebradAs deade donoe No 10
mlnan hcrmosUs panOramas.
El que IA lnterese pueue nacer Der
muta CON ORA que tenga dc menus va.
lor, deVulVlenau el resS0 On dinero y
para mas lniormes al que susci
1913, FRANCISCO SoT0 ANA
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HOTEL ":LA CUBAXl''
No 10 Gale ALLEN [FORTALEZAl
SAN JUAN, p. r.

Este moderno Hotel, recientemente
estshlecido, SO dissingue CON especia-
lidad por ser sl 6nico punto donde SO
encusntran les mas exquisitas comidas
ID 10 Cubanas,
Sc prests mucha a.enci6n & Ia lin.
pieza en- cl servicio de la mesa, Aseo
en- las habitsctones, que son al mismo
tempo, frescas y ventil lHdssi para una
sola persona . para una familia.
Excelentes balos de ducha y luz
electrical. Sc admiten pupilos meu-
suales con sodo servicio, y ebonados
para comidas Solamente.
Sc trste los huespedes con carl.
DO y respeso.
Precios limitados. Por un dia de
hoRpedaie comida sl.00.
Apartado l4l. Tel6fQQQ l37
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ART1srICAS
SOLIDAS
>1Cl11 W.
Dr.. (dSdIdu(
(irpjano.DentiSts
N,rte Americana
CURA GARANTIZAOA PARALAS
ALMORRANAS

SimpleS y saugrantes; exteri0rea
y con picaz6n. 81 no cura no psgue,
Los Boticsrios est4n autorizados por
los manufacturers del UNGUENTO
DE PAzO & devolver el dinero 81 Ia
msdicina deja de curar cualquier case
de almorranas, aunque sea cr6nico.
Los casos ordinsrios Sc curan en- seis
dias, los rebeldes, en- catorce. Una
aplicacion da alivio y sosiego. La
picaz6n SO calma instantAneamente,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-24
Pc 2FECTAS
c )MODAS
D ! (0 };
Son Francisco a
San JUAN
PUERTO Ri 70.

Es un nuevo descubrimiento vel dnico
que otrece e1n una garantfa positive
Sic totlcario no 10 tiene SO 10
envisremos de aq ul al recibir sellos de
correos equivalentes & SO centaVos en-
orc americana, dirlgiendo Ia carta q
PARIS MEDICINE CO., St. Luis,
Mo, e. U. de A., tabricsntes de las
PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BRO
MO-QUININA, ell c6lebre remedio pa.
re- los rasfriados.
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BALNEARI0 DE COANO P R
Alberto TODD el ano

Aproximsndose la temporads de
verano, tengo ell gusto de informar al
piblico en- general que, aparta de las
brillantes y esplendidas condolences
que el establecimiento reune como Ho-
tel Restaurant, los hu6spedes y enter-
mos que concurran & tomsr las aguas
de los Bshos de Cosmo especialisimas
para Reuma, Herpes, Est6mago y
otrss Intermediates secretas, pueden
tener la segdridad de que obsendrAn
Immediate alivio & sus dolencIas que,
dsndo luego radlcalmente curados sin
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vease nuestra SeCCi6n de
noticias en- la pagina uuinta
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Comerclantes

ANGEL SUAREZ. Fabricante
importador de sombrsros. Fortslezs
So | Almacen San Francisco S3.
FARMACIA , DroguerfA de Adol'
70 Iturrino Rivera. Camuy, P. r
Constants surtido do msdieinAs
trescas importadas do Europa y Ests
Unidoa, Perfumerfa, Noveda
des etc. PreCios m6dicos.
FARAA0lA COLON, do Ramon
Almaxan. Plaza Principal,
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los rseursos de las medicines. El es-
taolecim.ento tiene coches para viajes
q todas direciones.
Precios de hospedaie complete con
dos bafios diarios
Por semanss en- 10 clase 50. so dial 10
idom idem en- % idemSI.75 idsm,
Para tamilias precios convencIo~
males y equitativos.
Balneario de Coamo.
Iuan BOix.
Abril Is de 1905.
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The New York T. porto Rico Steamship Company
Bao contaD Postal con Gemo de los EtadOSUndGS De America

yo II y %.
Ests vapOr eouecta con los vapc-
res de esta Compahia para ew York
So recibs earga hasta las Il dellia-
ante de salida. Sc venden pasaiesi
la oficina hasta las 4 de Ia tards
dia anterior 81 salida.
El vapor <VASCOS llevando carga
solamente, saldra para todos los puer.
tos de la Isla q las Il de Ia noche sn
las Siguientss techss: por el ESTE
Mayo 10y "a, por el OEsTG Mayo
3, II y 81, admite carga hassa las II
del dia an serlor & la salida,