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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-24
BaInoarIo Do Coano, Pr.

ALBERTO TODO Ell ANO.--Apro-
xim6ndos8 ID tempoFads de verano
tenGo 81 gusto de informaF q pdblicO
en- general que sparta de las bE1lEantes
y espl6ndidRs Condiciones que q esta-
blecimient0 reune como hptel Eestau-
rant, Loo hu6spedes y enfarmos que
cnncurran & tomar las agnas de los
BAflos de Coamo, especialf DATA
Teuma. herpes. est6mSgo , otras enfer-
medades secFetas, pueden tsner 2 se-
guFidad. que obtendran innnedlato all-
vic en- aus doIenCias, qued4ndo luego
curados ain los reCurBos &c g meol-
Precio hospedsjs cOmpIetO. con dos
Dafios diariOa:
FggadeF0 poF semRnass en pt1meta
cIaga 81. $50 diaEi0.
EagadeEo p0r aemanaa1 ~ AVh0A
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des mentales; del manejo de .os mos;
desviar haeer desapareeer L 81 sabo-
res domesticos, etc.
El colegio fundado por ell DR.. Sage se
propone distribuir gratis per yalor de
$4,000 del referido tomo, hasta que Sc
haya agotado Ia edici6n especial. Cual-
quiera que este realmente interesado
puede obtener un ejemplar. Este hbro
esta ilustrado con hermosos grabados de
medic tOno. lie dice como Sc ha usado
el maravilloso pOder del hipnotismo para
envolver a las gentes en- secreto y miste-
roso hechizo, sin que 10 sepan, y como,
durante meses y aun amos han estado
obedeciendo La real voluntad de otro.
LIE descubre ell secreto de 10 que ell Sc
nador Chauneey NJ. DepeW denomina ell
microbio del dinero. No erea Vd. Que
porque no tiene Vd. una fina educaci6n
y trabaja con POGO sueldo, que no podr8
Vd. mejorar su condici6n; nj tau1R 0co
crea que porque ahora vive Vd. on
holgura y felicidad, estas no pueaen
aumentarse. Ell ibro del DR.. Sage ha
sido leido y sus doctrinas Sc han practi-
cado por los hombres mas ricos del mum
do. Ellos conocen Ell valor de Ia inhuen.
cia personal, del poder hipn6tieo. 81 Ie
interesa Ell asunto, hoy mismo p6ngale
0uS 4SbFdS al - new LOfk institute OF
Science" Dept. SO B., Rochester, NEW
YORK, E. U. de A., y Sc le enviara gra-
tis s vuelta de eorreo el hbro del DR..
Sage en- Espahol, Ingles, Frances, Ale
man, Holandes Italiano. Esta es una
oportunidad que rara vez Sc presenta de
aprender los usos y posibihdades de Ia
potencia mas asombrosa, maravillOsa
misteriosa que el hombre ha negado &
conocer. Ell volumen ha sido recibido
con mucho entusiasmo por los hombres
prominentes de negocios, ministries del
Evangelio, abogados y facultativos. Debe
ocupar un puesto especial an todos los
hogares, debe ser leido por todas las mu-
jeres y hombres del pals que deseen me-
jorar su condiei6n en- esta vida, lograr
mejor @xito pecuniario, ganarse amigos,
gratifcar sus ambiciones y hacer que Ia
vida rinda el placer y felicidad que Ell
Creador intent6 habiamos de gozar. Es.
ariba en- el idioma que quiera.
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Los pToSOS en- los tTSbajOS DO Ia
CaTT0t0Ta.

En- los trabaios de la carretera
central y trozos coInprendidos en-
tre la salida de San Juan y San
turce, Sc ven picando piedra, a al
gunas brigadas de Presos de los que
cumplen condena en- ell penal. Los
custodian guardias del depaFtamen-
to de prisi0nes Y hacen su trabaio
bajo la direction de los cabos de
VaFa 8 capataces.
No sabemos a quo obedezca 81
haber retiradO dc ESQ trabaio 4 los
iornaleros que 10 eiecutaban y que
asi quedan sin medios do subsis-
tencia. pareci6ndonos que para esos
pFesos hay sitio y mas medios de
empleo en- Ell penal. No SO debe
encargar q los presos de trabaios
que deben ser hechos poF los obTe-
Tog.
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EIAttOTl0y no Sc ira qOT ah0r "a.
Lo que SO afrna.

Afirmase en- los circulos noticie-
ros de esta Ciudad, que ell Attorney
General no Sc ira por ahoFa a los
Estados Unidos, como Sc afirm6 en-
principle, pues ha recibido noticias
de sus amigos de ala, entire ellos
dos senadores de su Estado. en- las
que le 'aseguran permanecera aI1n
mucho tempo en- esta Isla.
Esta es la version particular que
llega q nuestro conociniento, y que
procuraremos comProbar de infor-
Tlaci6n directa.
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G0OPERI TIVA.

Aver tarde lIev6se & ca bO en- Bsya-
mon urR reunion de obrerog, con 81
fin de formsr una sOciedad cooperative
DOR aCciones.
El acto eBtuVO muy COncurrido Be
somar0n CorreCtos scuerdoS, entire
ellos el nombrRmiento de ula conf i6n
para la VedacCi6n del giamento de
dichs sociedsd d y Ia celebrg ci6n de otrn
Rssmblea el dOmiT 90 pP6x; mo.
Felicitamos los iniciadOres de tan
IOudRble prOyecto y les enCOEeCemus &
que no desmRyen.
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El Dr.. Z. La Motto Sage hizo una
fortuna del hipnotismo. Probablemente
sabe mas que nadie acerea de 81. Su
metodo ditiere radiealmente. de todos los
que se han presentado. Por su nuevo
sistema Sc hipnotiza q cualquiera ms
tantaneamente. lie dice como Sc eierce
esta tremenda y sileneiosa infuencia.
sin hacer ningln gesto nj decir una pa
labra. Da el dnico m6todo practieo V
real para el desarrollo del poder del
Aagnetismo personal, que janas Sc ha
publicado. Durante todo ell tempo que
81 pdblico conoce al DR.. Sage, este Sc
ha dedicado al estudio del efecto que el
hipnotismo produce sobre la mente hui
mana. Ha llegadO & eonvencerse quo
esta misteFiosa potencia puede ser it'll
y ventajosa q las mujeres Y hombres
ambiciosos que deseen mejorar su con-
dicion en- Ia vida; y para demostFar la
exactitud de sus ideas, al retirarse la
vida privada fund6 un Colegio donde Sc
puede ensenar el Hipnotismo personal,
ell Magnetismo, Curaeion magnetica, etc.,
siguiendo la rutina indicada por 81. Ell
Fesultado es que el Colegio es el mayor
del mundo! Miles de estudiantes en- to-
das las parties del mundo son testigos
de su maravillosa potencia y de los be-
nefcios practicos del m6todo del DR..
Sage. El Doctor ha escrito liltimamente
un ibro titllado tFilosofia de la Infuen-
ella personal" en- el que esclarece en-
lenguaje liso y lano como SO adquiere
Ell poder hipnotieo y sus varios usos.
Entire las cosas interesantes que con-
tiene,S est6 la manera de desarrollar ell
poder hipn6tico 6 in1uir & las gentes
sin que Sc aperciban dc clio; ell modo
de curar las n1alas costumbres y las en-
fermedades cr6nicas, cuando las medi-
cinas y todo 10 demas han fallado; como
Sc implanta un mandate en- Ia mente de
un individuo, que Obedecera fielmente
en- todos sus detalles durante un mes s
un a1o, aun cuando este 8 no este pre-
sente e1 hipnotista: como Sc hipnotiza
de lejos; SD valor en- los negocios; en-
sayos cientifcos maravillosos para evil
tar que otros ejerzan infujo sobre Vd.;
trata del poder hipn6tico, mas fasOina-
dor que Ia hermosura; del uso del hip7
notismo en- Ell desarrollo de las faA@l19s
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SuCeSO deSgFaciadO
ell SdbadO en- Ia pa
rada Y.
EI trolley car" dosiIOz6 una
pIGIna q ESG9IaStIcO Glada-
dlIOp9,
Este Sc hal'a en- 81 hospital Y ha
meiorado naucho.

El sSbado. como d anocheCer, 81
ciudadsno EsCoI6stico G1adalupe que
ver Il per ID parada 90 fu6 Vfctima de
IN desgrs ciado acCidente.
Un caro- el6osrico le arroTl6 una
pierna. seg6n iDformes deatrozsndose-
10 por complete y recibiendo otras
contusiones de aIguna Qravedad.
Un charco de- sangre form6se en- u
vfs. Y el desgrs ciado EscoTsstico cue
jsbase Iastimeramente.
Iegres6 enseguida en- 81 hospitsI. y
se Informs que hoy ha meiorsdo bas-
tsnte.
El aSbado aaegurkbase que hAbfa
mderto.
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SOhGTblO edlflCiO Sc eORSiTRiTd On
Rio PladrsS.

En- 81 solar que ocup6 en- Rio
Piedras Ia casa que fu6 de Capeti-
llo, cue luego fu6 donada & Ia So
ciedad protsctora de Difos. baio IA
direction del Obispo de esta di6ce-
sis, va q construirse un soberbio
esifcio. con dos faehadas una 4 Ia
calle del Comercio y otFa q Ia an
tigua de- Truisllo.
Ya estan hechos los pianos Y Sc
han acopiado mateFiales para Ia
obra.
El nuevo edifcio ocupara tam
bi6n 81 solar contiQuo.
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4 DTEl PATRIl.

Adquirido por los sefiores Seller y
Dfsz al eHoteI Patria. caIla de Te-
tu6n no. 8. antes de don Rafael MuiIfz,
ID ofreCsmos nuestFos amigos EeIs-
CioDadoa.
Habitacionou fresCas, bafioa do dlaeha
yYiataa & q hahia,
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Director
ase
biEe sIfsrat todael LAST de Hernia
nVon
: = ''4'' p4'1' lN HAsE a ST NFW.YoRK
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Gecretos pOr medic de los cuales el Dr. < La Motto
Sage, el gran hlpnotlsta de Ia 6pOca, pIOdqjO
una tremenda sensaci6n.

Cree qe eI hpnoo es de beneficio general FIa dado
$4,000 para IA distribution, GRATIS, de TN libro con
hertnosas laminas, que coniene ST opinion gIia
para adquirir este misterioso poder y usarlo en-
los negocios en- la sociedad en- casa.
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Nntfas dure edc6n especial notable ro Sc enviar
gratis ejempiar, cuaquiera que tenga interSs
el
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-24
JUHTL ESCOLAR De AREGIHO
PUERTO RICO.

En- este t6rmino municipal, exis-
ten vacantes las siguientes escuelas:
4 Una en- ell barrio Sabana Hoyos
y otra en- Ell barrio Tanque, tenien-
do cada una de elias paracasa-habi-
taci0n del maestro q las desempafle,
Ia suma de seis dollars moneda CO.
rriente.
Los aspirantes deben diFigir sus
solicitudes en- debida forma:
3. M. SUSONI. Presidente.
clase 81. 75 diario.
Para familia. preCics cDnVenciOnaIes
y equitativOu.
Et eatablecimient0 cuenta con an
tEen % coehea 6 dispOsici6n del p6bli-
%. JUAN BOIXs
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6n 9ata 1mpFeOta Ga vsnds pnpaH "a
psFlo iea Viaa { a2-ea auiat.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05

If you want hurry-up job Of roof
ing done. telephone w. S. Mott Co., 376.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05

bert H. Hall, George Steele, G.. Johnson,
Minneapolis, were among the recent
guests at the Hotel del Otero. ~ -.
MI. and Mrs: James Bladon and fami-
~ and Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Albee made
a blackboard trip to Chaska, 4Shakopee
and Carvey yesterday. 81 -.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Durham Of ST..
Paul have returned to- their home in
Californ for the winter.
The Misses Emily and Adelaide Cros-
by have returned to town after visit
with Miss Mary Jones at Deephaven.
DR.. and Mrs. A. T. Fowler were over
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Jones at Deephaven. .S-.s
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

Mrs. Jurgens is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Cora Bronson, of Honolulu. 11-~.
MI. and Mrs. William Boss and son have
returned from the faclnc coast.
Miss Janet Sheppard has returned from Hutch
Mrs Ryder, who visited Mrs. VIM. Boss. has
returned to Vineland.
Misses Azel1a wells of Herman. and Cora
Mrs: Il. T.. Archer.
Misses Edith Stewart and Ethel Hall have re-
Mrs. W. o. Hall is spending few weeks at
Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Barbara Hacker has gone to Hot
Mr.: and Mrs Charles W. Cheney have issued
Invitations Tor large reception to be given
Miss Nettie Wilson, has left for Salt Lake
City. &c.,.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert I. Drake have moved to 920
Sixth avenue, Minneapolis. -
Mrs. Harvey Blodgett and children have re-
turned to Topeka, Kan. "a - -.... ...s
Mrs. Gregory and daughter, Helen, have gone
M and Mrs. George H. shellenbarger and
family have returned from Humboldt, Iowa.
Mr.. Hodgin Of Helena Mont, Miss Esther White
and Clement Garfield of Humboldt, Iowa, are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Shellenbarger of Scudder
avenue. -
Mrs. Gustavus Beck Of st. James spent part
Of the week with Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Gibson.
The Misses Gibson gave tea Tuesday
in honor Of Miss George Of New York. Miss
George was also. guest of honor at reception
Lewis of Commonwealth avenue -. :. -.
| Mrs Roy Squires and Miss May Chase spent
the week with DR.. and Mrs. Webb of Des
| Moines, Iowa. .s..rr ...... ..-
Miss Elizabeth Stevens of Eau Claire, Wis,
| and Miss George Hill of st. Anthony Park left
Thursday for Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hill will Join them in Seattle ten days later
| Miss Lila Douglass is entertaining Miss Myra
Scoie1d of Cannon Falls. s. .-.4
Miss Nina Whitman has gone to Chicago for
| a years study in kindergarten work.
| Miss Avis Hall has gone to Rochester, N. T.,
for post graduate work in domestic science.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith have returned to
| Minneapolis for the winter. .E.s
| Miss Hannah Sewall of Washington, D. c., is
! the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. SewaIl.
! Mrs and Miss Francis have returned from
| summer in Sheboygan Wis.
| Mrs. Herbert Stephenson and Mrs. Karl Burg
| hardt have gone to Denver.
| Miss Anna Kuehne was the guest OF honor at
a luncheon given by Mrs. 3. F. Meek Thursday.
! Miss Helen Brace has gone to Rochester n. Z.
| The Christian Endeavor society give q corn
| roast this evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Chase.
Mrs Cora Bronson of Honolulu, who was for
ten years state president of the Womans Aux
| Hilary of Episcopal Missions, spoke Wednesday
at the silver tea given by the ladies Of st.
Matthew's Episcopal church, in aid Of the united
Offering for Episcopal missions. Mrs. Bronson
was guest of honor Of the ladies of st. Luke's
parish Friday at the hcme of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Jurgens. Mrs. Bronson is Eer way to New
/ York to confer with Miss Sybil Carter. Mrs.
Hewson, Mrs. Meek and Mrs. Valleau assisted
/ Mrs. Jurgens
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Mr. and Mrs; Eugene Day and chill
land avenue today. They, will come out
Sundays thru September. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Stricken
and family have come in from the lake
and are at their city home.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hill have
closed their cottage at Cottagewood,
but. will come out for over Sundays oc-
casionally.
Mrs. Byron H. Kent. and Miss Fay
Kent, who have been at the lake dur
ing the school vacation, returned to the
city TO-DAY MI K K4h h has been spend
left last night for Denver, COL, to be
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Rand, who have
been occupying a cottage at Solberg's
Point, will close their summer home
this week to return to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Taintor Of St.
Louis, who have been spending the sum-
mer at the lake, returned south Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Smith of Mil
waukee have closed their cottage on the
north shore and left on trip to the
Pacific coast early last week. :
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brown, Jr., and
are occupying house on Hawthorn
avenue and Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Libby Of Osh-
kosh, Wis, who have been spending a
few days at the Purchase cottage in
Excelsior, returned to their home yes
terday morning. --...- =
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Conkey will re-
main at their cottage in Hanson Grove,
Excelsior, thru September.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Haggard of AL
gona,> Iowa, have been guests at the
Haggard home, near Excelsior.
Mrs. w. F. Thayer spent Saturday
been spending the summer at tho Don
aldson, returned to the city with his
mother.
| Mrs. Ella Donaldson of the Hotel
Donaldson is planning a winters So
journ in southern California and will
leave for Los Angeles some time in No
ve1nber.
has been visiting in Minneapolis for a
short time. Mr.. Traut is now in Moor
head, MINI.
Nj. and Mrs. W. W. Jennings came
out Saturday to remain over Sunday at
their cottage in Excelsior.
I, Mrs. G.. D; Sampson has returned to
her relatives in Elmira, N. Y.
Miss Gertrude Massolt, who has been
spending the greater part Of the sum;
mer at the Hugh Loudon cottage, will
return to the city this week and will
resume her studies at Graham Hall
when the fall term opens.
W. G. Baker Of Excelsior has gone
to Denver, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Trevor of Lin
wood returned yesterday from a short
hunting trip.
Albert Vandever will leave the mid
4 die Of September to enter Haverford
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Robinson, Miss
Lucille Robinson were guests at Hotel
del Otero yesterday.
Mrs. John Blackmar. Mrs. Little and
daughter Of Galveston. Tex; Mrs. John
Forman, Fort Worth, Tex. Sterritt Ri.
ley, Minneapolis; Mrs Arthur F. How.
ard, La Fayette, Ind; E. w. Coan, Mrs
. E. A. Barger, Mrs. 3. E. Davidson, Os.
car A. Ross, o. A. Ross, Jr, Miss Whit
tacker, Chicago; G. M. Madden, j. b
i Kennedy, Miss R. III. Thompson, Du-
Ibuque. Iowa; Louis Bousfeld. Mrs. Al.
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Tomorrow evening will be the last |
hop of the season which the members
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05
MUCH NEW LINE
North American Increasing Twin City
Equipment. "

The North American Telegraph com
pany is planning to increase its equip
ment between Minneapolis and St. Paul
by the erection Of a new thirty fve-
line. The new line will be used for
long distance Chicago service as well
sitxyofve ' miles Of the duluth line viii
be rebuilt. New poles and wires will
be used and the entire line generally
improved. General Manager 81. A. Tut
tie has left to make inspections of other
improvements in the system. "a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05
Fall Shooting. 1905.

The passenger department. OF the
Northern Pacific railway has issued an
attractive booklet on Fall Shooting in
the Northwest, giving reports from
many sportsmen IS resorts in Minnesota
other useful information. Sent free on
request made to G.. r. Mcneil, city
passenger agent, 10 Nico1let block, Min
neapolis. MINI.
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Through Sleeper Between
nTinnoa po1ic ood A chIap,

The Wisconsin Central, during fair
week, will run through sleeper be-
tween Minneapolis and Ashland, 1eav-
ing Minneapolis 7:05 pm. Ticket Of
fee, 230 Nicollet Ave-; Tel, M 355;
T. c., $50.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05

All disorders caused by a bilious
state of the system can be cured by
using Carter's Little Liver Pills. No
pain, gripping or discomfort attending
their use. Try them.
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of the Minnetonka Boat club will give
at Tonka Bay hotel. A group Of the
younger girls is planning to entertain
before the season closes for the younger
men who have been their hosts and
escorts this summer.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05

Miss Trump of the Young Quinlan
millinery department, has returned
from Paris
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05

The Friday evening hops at Hotel
del Otero will be continued until fur
Their notice. Mr.. Hopkins has turned
the management of the hops over to
H. D. Sutoriuy.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-16
Blu SINE S S LOCAL.

one hundred and forty acre, for sale
or trade cheap. partly improved. Adj
dress +. T.. r.. Boz 2OG. f.llensburg
Seed I'otatOes-I have about 20 sacks
OF choice early rose. clear and sorted,
: per sack. About - sack, early per-
fiction. very line white potato. good
keepers. at Sl.jO per sack Barred
plymouth rock and white leghorns
dressed. eggs for setting at about mar
ket price. = j. HANKS.
WANTED and. Give particulars.
VIII invest in irrigation project. d S.
Wallace, Box ISIS. Spokane.
For every one dollars worth of
ladies and children, shoe, or mems
hats you buy. we return - cents. NJ.
BARTHOLET X co.
Ask your grocer for Diamond" or
"Our Best both patent hours. Salts
faction guaran or money refunded.
Crescent Baking Powder is much in
evidence these days Good stuff Cres-
cent keep it up.
WANTED IL men in each state to travel.
tack signs and Distribute samples and circulars
of our goods. Salary $500 per month. $500
per day Tor expenses. ktHLMAN Co, Dept.
:. Atlas Building. Chicago. sl2
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Store.

The Fllensburg Trading Co. car
ries the best line of Double Sewed
Working Gloves in the city and the
price is the lowest
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REMOVAL or PERSONAL PROPERTY
TO OTHER COI N'IN.

Sec IS If any person. iirm or corporation
shall remove from one county to another III
mis- state personal property whicn mas n'll
assessed in the FORMER county fora Tax Mhfl j.
unpaid at the time of such removal IN" treas
urrr Of the county from which tn" property is
removed shall certify to the treasurer 81 tine
county TO which the property has been removed
"A statement of the tax together with an u'llh
uucncic, and penalties. a.. -, Sec !. +. 49,
TREASURER LIABLE FOR FAILURE
TO COLLECT.
seq 20 fanny county treasurer hall wilfulN
refuse or neglect to collect any taxes a~N''>~"d
upon personal property, Whcr" the SAM J., cor
l'cihlc or to file the delinquent Inst ANA alilda
VT. a. herein provided. hc shall 70" held. ia ms
ucyt settlement with the auditor Liable FOR ln''
whole amount of such taxes unculcrird. an'!
ih, same ~haI. ur deducted from his salary and
arpliod 10 tho several illnu~ for which ihry
were .cvi,d. a.. 9i SEC. - =. l'2D
4. rnu,,t,. trc.-lircr il hccuu.~ my dutV 40
collect HE tax'., due accordius To- lazy ahI my
tath of office. ". - I"'' r.
fIltu~hurp. WASH. County lfr'NAf"r.
March 10. 1903.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

II may be u piece Of superauous cd .
vice TO urge people ~ this season OF
the year 20 lay IN a supply NJ OhRm-
berlsin's Cough Remedy. II 10 al
most cure to be needed before win.
ter 10 over, and much more prompt aud
satisfactory results are obtained when
taken 90 soon ~ a cold l. contracted
and before Il has become settled In che
SyStem, which can only be- done by
keeping the remedy ~ hand This
remedy Il % widely known and %
altogether good that no ons should
hsaltato about buylng 10 Ia preference
TO auI other. Il Il for sale by eli
druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02
new PUBLIC LANDS
TO Be OPENED SOON
Vast Tracts Of Fine Sugar and
Rice Lands to be Given Away,
WILL BE ENTERED OCTOBER is


Indications are That There viii be a
General Rush, as inquiries Have
Been Coming tor Several Months,
Land Fine for Rice and Sugar-Cane,
Register Robinson and Receiver
Chubb Of the United States land office
have received notification from the
general land Office 81 Washington that
on October 18th OF the present year
plate OF the Fssurvey OF margin Of
Lake Okechobee, Florida, in the fol.
lowing townships will b. filed in the
United States land office at Gaines.
vile, and will be subject to homestead
entries.
The plats as furnished 10y the gen.
eral land office are "a follows; 81 s.,
S4E. 81 S, SO E. Ss S, 80 +. 81 S ,
Sc.
These lands are among the most fer.
tile and best adapted 30 the culture Of
sugar-caue and rice in the United
States, aud already indications are
that there will be a big demand for
them, ~ inquiries have been coming
in thu land office here Tor several
months.
South Florida, especially the country
bordering on aud which has been
drained from Lakes Okrchobee and
Kissimmee, Ia destined to become the
leading sugar producing country Of
the United States, and probably Of the
world, IN proportion to area. IL will
be- remembered that Tor years since
Lake Kissimmee and it, tributaries
were drained by che Disston Land
CompanS, when millions Of acres have
been cultivated Ia sugar.csns and
rice, the influx 20 that section has been
steady and profitable, and the planters
today OF that section ~ a rule are
prosperous aud contenird The Open
ing Of this land Ia the Okechobee SeO-
tion means che same thing, and Il IL
safe to say that within the next few
years Florida will be supplying the
markets OF the world to large OK
tent with syrup, sugar and rice.