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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12
Miss Leila Berry will spend
Sunday in Logan visiting
friends and relatives.

Miss Carrie Ellis and Clark
and Clyde Huff of Little Sioux
who have been visiting friends
in the Valley left for their
home this morning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12

had better get back his contract ard
bond. He went to the deputy auditor
of Harrison county and asked that they
be surrendered to him. At that time.
he was informed that the proceedings
had been commenced anew to establish
tho ditch system. 1t is probable that
Brown knew of this before he requested
the RETURN of his lon1 and cnn1 ra1.l
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12
]. ]. Amen, of the Valley
Bank, is in Council Bluffs today
on ditch business.

j. j. Amen, of the Valley
Bank, is in Council Bluffs today
on ditch business.
j. T. McClain and wife of
Broken Bow, Neb. are in the
Valley the guests of the James
Clancy family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nichols
and Mrs. Charles Neufind left
for Des Moines this morning
where they will visit friends
for several days.
w. P. McCune and family
are in the Valley visiting
James McCune and family and
Dan McCune.
Fred 7. Perry left Tuesday
for Annapolis to enter the nav
al Academy for another years
work. He is happy that he is
now an upper class man and
not subject to the running"
that a plebe is given. The
first years work in that insti.
tuition is a pretty hard test of a
Young mans staying powers.
Logan Observer.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12
Made No Denial,

Brown was also questioned on the
foregoing incidents He failc to rccol-
lcct anything of the kind, hut did not
deny that the events narrated bv Aud
itor Atkins might have taken place.
Browns foreman, named Cook. tcsti-
fed to being in. charge Of tho dredgc
and ditch digging outfit at Mondamin
and of expense items, such as freight,
hauling lumber and dc.nurrage of cars.
The total, he said, was in the neighbour
hood of 5000 He was asked whether
he had ever talked with Edgccomb or
the auditor. but could not recall having
done so. The defense excused Cook
without cross-cSamnaton
Auditor w c. Chcync of Pottawat-
TAME county again testified yesterday.
identifying various records in both the
former and the present ditch proceed
ings. All of the bids received by the
joint boar at its meeting on Sc otem-
Der 10 We're read to show that the con-
tracts We're awarded on the basis of
lowest cost. The courts order in the
suit Of Daniel H. Moss against the
drainage district, setting aside all acts
of the board under the old law. was
also presented.
b. II. Huff. who was auditor of Harri-
son county during the old ditch pro-
ceedings. as we'll as in the early stages
of the one commenced last year, came
down from Logan yesterday as pos
sible witness, but did not go on the
stand, as all matters of his Knowledge
had been fully covered by other testi-
mony
Judge Macy said last evening that he
did not know whether or not he would
be ready to rule on the motion to dis
solve the restraining order in the case
Immediately at the close of the hearing
today. The members of the joint board
are still here awaiting a decision which
would permit them to act.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12

James and Edward Anterior
of Woodbine who have been
visiting relatives in the Valley
returned to their home this
morning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12
May Bar One Company.

II Is believed that the courts ruling
Will bar the Northern Construction
company from further participation in
the suit, as the supreme court has held
that an unsuccessful bidder cannot main
tain an action to overthrow an award
Ordinarily, this would also have applied
to X. A. Brown e. Co., but that firm is
in the position of a successful bidder two
years ago defending whatever rights it
may have under the contract of that
date AS to the three other intervenors,
there is little question that they will he
allowed to remain.
Either Seth Dean, of Glcnwood, con-
struction engineer for the drainage
system, or w. III. Fcnslcr, of Missouri
Valley, who has taken a foremost part
in the project and acted as one of the
commissioners for the original survey,
will be placed on thei stand this morn
ing to show that the Improvement con-
tcmplatcd by the present ditch pro-
ceedings refers to bitches of different
sizes and courses from those called for
in Browns contract of 1903. This will
virtually complete tho case for the
Joint drainage board and the inter
vcnors associated with it. Arguments
of thc AT tOrnevs will follow
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12
PUBLIC SALES

When you have a public
sale, come to the Missouri
Valley Times for your sale
bills. We will print you a
fine, big bill and run the
notice Of your sale In the
paper for very little money.
We make a speciality Of sale
bills.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12
boards attention to the request at its

boards attention to the request at its
next meeting
In order that it would not slip his
mind, Auditor .Atkins declared. he
made a memorandum slip and put it in
a box. When the matter was brought
up on June s, 1901, in the presence of
tho Joint board. Il resolution was
adopted releasing Brown on his bond
and contract. with the proviso that he
relinquish all claim against the drainage
district. Nothing else was ever done
by either side, as Brown failed to give
the REIMBURSEMENT, and the board soon
aftcrward took up the ditch enterprise
anew under a second petition from in
tcrcs!cd land owners
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12

Mrs. Bail returned from
Omaha last night where she
had been the guest of friends
for a week.
Henry Marshall and family
will move to Orson the first Of
the week, where they will make
their home the coming winter.
A. M. Bigley left for Orson
this morning, where he will
work for several weeks.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12
Laid Foundation Fsr Suit.

The Harrison county board did not
show good business judgment when it
tried to cNtort from Brown a waiver 6f
his rights as condition of turning the
contract back to him, and in doing this
it laid the foundation for the present
lawsuit. The motive of the resolution
was wrong and as a stroke OF policy it
was I, mistake.
From August 1904, to August 1907,
the record does not show that tic. e
was any communication between the
plaintiff firm and the two boards 1T
was a year of entire blank in that re-
gard. MIR. Brown wants; me to believe
that there was to be Il friendly suit and
he was to bc notified of it, To my
mind anything of that sort is highly
improbable The fact seems to be that
when Brown asked for his bond and
contract he did so with the idea that
the act would end his liability.
Mr.. Brown, as have said, had ac-
knowlcdged in June. 1904, that new
proceedings had been instituted, yet lie
did not then interpose any objection.
The board took one step after another,
in conformity with the law, and at last
got so far along that it advertised for
bids. In July of this year, thirteen
months from the time Brown demanded
his contract back. the supreme court
gave an opinion in the Ross case, which
cleared up the uncertainties of the
drainage law Since this decision was
rendered, Brown no longer wants the
contract returned to him, but insists on
- IL ~ e.,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12
A Hearty Eater

The man who exhibited the
big snake here during the fair,
said his pet would not eat any
thing unless given to him while
alive, and that he gave him 20
live cats at a meal. What u
great pity he didn't take to
dogs as well.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12

Nd Mcintosh and Clark
Prather are IN Logan today on
legal business.
Mrs. F. c. Bmghart of
pringtield, Mo. is in the Val
ley the guest Of Mrs. Geo. Il.
Johnson.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12

Ed Myers is in Omaha today
on real estate business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12

again October IL. The remotest posi-
bility exists that events will so share
themselves as to leave the way open
for action at that time, but the Xix j.
hood is to the contrary
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12
Left No Ground.

Counsel for the other side conceded
in measure that this point was well
taken, but maintained that for two rea-
sons Brown was estopped from asking
an injunction. The argument was male
that the plaintiff had u remedy at law
in suit for damages and that his
abandonment of the former contract
left him no ground to stand upon in
any event.
Replying to this, Browns lawyers
said it was necessary to sue in equity
rather than in law because there W. S
no one whom Brown could sue for
damages and no fund provided to pay
them, as drainage matters aye special
proceedings in which the whole counties
are not Interested On the question of
abandonment they asserted that their
client had always been ready and will
ing to take up the work and complete
it if assured of his payment.
A further showing of good faith on
Browns part, his attorneys declared,
was his expenditure of $4,000 in buy
ing machinery and otherwise getting
ready to perform the work, and his
frequent consultations with members
of the joint board and the county aud
itors By going to Dcs Moines and
helping to lobby for the curative act
Browns counsel claimed he had given
an additional demonstration of his
willingness and anxiety in the matter
Should Judge Macy refuse to con
tinue the restraining order and Brown
take no appeal the Joint board may
this morning enter into contracts with
the Western Dredging company and
Pollard, Golf & Co. If Browns attor-
neys move fer an appeal the board will
doubtless request that the supersedeas
bond be fixed at high figure to cover
possible loss from floods that may be
occasioned by delaying construction of
the bitches
The court granted Brown &
Co. one weeks time from nine
o'clock this morning or until
Oct. 18th to perfect their APP
peal in the supreme court and
the board of supervisors adj
journed until Oct. 18th.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-12
Gives View Of Facts.

"Thcse, then, are the facts: One of
the contracting parties, after the Smith
decision, refused to proceed farther till
it became certain that the ditch legisla-
ton would not be overthrown The
plaintiff, without doubt, made up his
mind that he would ask to be released
and abandon the project The other
party likewise abandoned it and began
all over again. For one year and two
months, without objection or legal OBJ
stacle, this party. the joint board, pro-
crossed in establishing the second ditch
system. before any attempt was made
to enjoin it,;
Because of this. mutual abandon
ment, SO Tar as the old contract is con-
cerncd, no consideration ought now to
interfere with the construction of the
second ditch. feel that the relief
sought by the plaintiff should bc de-
MED"
Arguments of the attorneys took up
most of the day in court Browns law
yers undertook to show that under a
mandatory act passed by the last gen
eral assembly it became the duty of
the Joint board, acting under the con-
tract already entered into, to go ahead
with the assessment of taxes against
property in the drainage district, to be
used in paying for construction 1t was
contended that the boards failure to do
this and the course it followed in be-
ginning new proceedings were illegal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-16
los qu8 iueTOn MEM
bros de- la pOlieia
inSuIaT.
Ahola puGdon CObIaF ID que de-
pOsliar0n on 81 iOndO Dc In
pToVlst0S.


Los aiguientes indiViduog fueron
miembFos De Is PoIicfa Insular DE
PusHtO Rico y tianen depcsitadas ga 81
Fondo de ImpPeVistos varias cantl
dades.
Como So ienora su direction no na
sido possible pagsrIes. CualquIeEs8 de
elECs que desee Obsaner ID csntldad de-
p0sitads puede hRcerI0 diFigl6nd0se g
james I'll. Harrison, San Juan y ex.
preaand0 81 n6mero de la placa que
uasba cuando eataba ca el Cuerpo.
jose, Is BuitraPo. Miguel Munozs
joss Fernsndez, Enrique Valdivleso.
Lucas SaFrnno. PFaxedes Nous. Rs.
mon Rsmfrez Juan Cabrera, J uan "a
bFern Alicia. jose p. Usesa, Sinf5Fla-
no Bnrgos. Juan Cuat0diO, Manuel
Ocasio, EladiO "A, Torres. Arturo Fer
nsndez. CefeFino Ramirez. Emiliano
NazariO, Adolfo Babilonis. Antonio
Gonzslez, Francisco Salas. Manuel R0-
man. Jose Iba1ez, Angel Lugo, LsO.
poId0 COlmenero, Antonio SsrfanO,
MaFceIiano MiFanda, Caledonia GAR
cia, Jes6s Reyes, Juan Rodriguez Ea-
cobRF, Manuel M Coon. Jose a Rios
RiVera, jose o. Rivers. Fidel r vars,
Herminio CintT6n. RossndO Rivera.
jose s. Toledo. Victor z. Romsn. Jo-
16 Oriov EsOalera. CsPmelo Vel6zquez,
Carlos Quiflones, Diego RomSn CalzB-
do. Rsfael Hernandez. Justine del Va
he. Ezsquiel Gardens. VaDeDtin Com
zslez. Jo,6 Juan Manjez FiorenciO
SuSrez, Cruz M Rivera, Francisco g.
Torres, Gregorio Wills Ayala. jaime
AIvArado. Manuel Y6zquez. Manuel
AntoIfn. Pablo Diepa. jose Castro.
Luis Carols. Luis DiDz HerD6ndez
M -isrpo L6pez. Juan @. Guzm6D.
UbaIdo Pens Diaz. jose a. Alvarez
B4envsDloU Diaz. Manuel Cores. Ma-
nueI r. Martinez, Jos6 Garcia, Meme
sio Vivi. Marcelisno Torrents F6ix
A. Agoirre. JOs6 J Morales. Gsr6ni.
mo CarabnIlO. MarceliDo Casanovs,
Francisco DeDiarden. PrudenCiO Vidal,
Nicol6s Bidot.
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Don YaIsntIn Rodriguez AIsIandTO.

HR fallecido en- GurAbo 81 sefior GU
10 nombre encGbezS estas liueas. Era
Ell hnadO un ser de esOs poOos que u
mundO vienen prRcticar obras caFita-
tlVas. Su hogsr era el refugiO de to-
dos los meneterOs0s y para "a no habla
dis de mas sAtiefacci6a que aquel en- ell
cual podia aleVRr s cuatrO 8 seis iDfe'i-
Ces 4 50 mesa. Ere pobFe. peFo labO.
riosC. = con les rentas que le proper
ciOnab1 su trabBj0 vivia desAhoRada-
mente.
La muerte le sorprendi6 cuRndO mas
lleno de vids se encontrabR. Portene.
cir 4 la dignfsima clase obrera y por
60 honradez y buenos sentimientos Sc
hizo acreedOr 81 respsto y ConsideFa-
ci0n de tOdas las dennis classes.
Fue an C0nsecuente defensOr de so
pals en- t0dos los tiempOs y era hoy 40
enthusiast correIigi0nnrio nuestFo.
So entierro fu6 una Vardadera mani
feAtaci6n de duelo. Mas de quinientas
personag. pertenecisntes, q todas lac
ClaHeB s03iales. aCompaflarOn su CAda
yer hssta % necE6poIi. El senior Con
zalez GsrCfa ca muy aentidas frRsee
despidi6 81 duelo 8 hizo una hsEmosa ,
mereCida biogrsffa de las grsndes Vir-
tudes que en- vida ad0Tnaban Al exec
lente amigo al c0nsecuente patricia.
@. e. D.
Rsciban sus deudos ell taatimonio de
nuestra mas sentida CONDOLENCES.
TN AMIGO
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La OTd8n De Ia Cac8
TOIa.
lnslg1la especial que T8eOnllen.
sdTla GIoIiOS SolVlClos.
Il0nil toI general NOToau, Tlual
Dc B0n0pdTlO.

Dssde que en los cantrOs mIlitaEas
trancesss prevalece 81 tenor 6 la YIos
LeDcla y 4 La calumnin que poEece se
hailan & la Orden del ci1, no dela de ser
extra no que agguien prppOD9a con q 20
iron1s la creaCi6nsde upe insignia espe-
clal que recompenGRrfa cieFtos seryl-
clos con mas I6gica que q list6n rolo q
LaH palms acad6micag Esta insignia
aeTie de la Ofden de ID Cacer0La. Or
den que 80 hl existido. y Cuya insig-
niauna peQue1s caceFola de plata
ya fu6 cOnocida por 10 menos una yez
en- Los pFimerOs meses del Consulate
On decreto de los C6naules reprndu-
10 una orden del dia del general Bona
parte de 2 de Beptiembre de 1897, en-
lR que dispOniH que armas de- honor
fueiles, tambores. sAbles. COrnetas. pis.
tolas inCruBtadas dc platR, Sc diesen
6 los fl siAles v soldadO9 que se dlstin.
guieran por gu valentfa.
Esa OTden exotic las criticas y les
hurlas de los antiques OficiaIes del ej6r-
cito del Rhin. quiepea estaban sumamen
te OrQuIlnsoa de los IAufeles FecOgidos
por eIsei6rcito de Italia.
Un die, en- IN gran banquete 81 que
aaistierOn muchos generates poIftioOn
de nota. 81 general Moteau, rival On
gloria de- B lnaparte. que siempre ridi-
culizabA loo actos del que sc1fa su em-
perador. s la h1ra de los potreG mBnd6
llamRr 6 SO cocinerO y le disCerni6
solemnemente una cacerola de honor,
de plata, GpOr lsTgos y leales seGViCios
frente sue hornillaa.s ,
Asf co como 81 Vencedor de Hchen-
linden deClar6 la guerra I'll VencedOr
de MareugO, guerrs que hRbfa de ter
minnr para aqu6l ca 81 campo de b.
.tslIs.de Dresde, y para cate en- el Pc
non de Santa elena.
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DEsPUEs DE PRclBAR todos LOB engafo-
Hoz remedies que 81 anuncian es cuando mas
20 agradece Ia eficapia RADICAL del Digesti-
vo Moiarrieta, Guys supeFioridad esta univer-
sRlmente confirmada.
CuraCioneH desesperRdaa en- personas blen
oonocidas que 10 tomaron durapte tres me-
ses SON las que 10 han hecho gloriosO pero
un solo estuche produce mejor efecto que
una docena de frascog do uualquier otro REL
medic; porque ade1nas de ser el linioo verda-
dero Curative radical dol est0mago y del
intestine, sin engahosR aoci0n calmante, es
Digestive Purihcador de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que ceda hostia tonga gra-
DRdo el nombro Digestive Mojarrieta.
Dep6aito general de las FarInaeias de Blanco Ca
Ramon Almazan Fidel Guillermety, en- san Juan
de Puerto Rico; de venta las prnoipales DrogQs1
rias de Europay America
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-16
EATRO

Esta uoche pondr6 en escena h ESQ
Ciedad AEtisticaS tres zaYzueIas. En-
ire elias dguTa como estreno para di-
cha compaflfa Ella Viejecitx.9 zarzuaIa
De gran m6rito. tanto por So HbrO ORR
ginal de don Miguel Echegaray como
p0E au balliaima partitura. Para esa
obra ge ha c0nfeCciOnado an preCiosO
YeAtuaEio.
IN obra ger6 diriiida On Cuant0 & Ga
pRrte musical pOr 81 maestro JOAQUIN
BuFset. quien On % guCesivO diriiir6 b
OTQueatR en- Virtud de COntrata celebra.
d con la comps fiiR.
EstR tiene 81 prop6sito de Bumar Iol
meiores elementos artfsticOs q fin de
que las Obras puestas en- escene result
ten del agrado del p6blico.
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GOMERGIAL.

Da Coamo inf6rmaae, Ga atenta cir.
culars que h2 quedado disuelta la 90.
CiedRd que aIlf Rfraba bajo Ii Esz6n de
CTSstob0J Pic6 dc Co.. IS. e9a G.
Del activ0 y pasivo Sc haCe cargo la
nuevA que se estAb!ece (sOCiadad mer-
cantil ca Comandits) que girarS bsjo
d raz6n social de CrsstobdI Pic6 Dc Go.
s en c., de Ia que son soCios gestort
con 81 uao de 10 firma don CFist 1baI
Pic6 y FOrteza y don Rodulfo Santiago
Santiago, y c1mRnditario don Te0'
loroSRntisgo y Rivera. i.
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Isl no Sc ven mas que plIIOsI

A uno que vendfa anteoios,
le decia un cOmpFador
poni6ndose amos axuIes
mir6ndole burl6u:
lei no Sc van mas que piIloet
y el comercisnte veloz,
sin dsTse poF entendide,
lna antaojos Ee quito,
y mir6ndOle con ellOy.
clio: Itiene usted raz6nl
-Siguen lIegando con aaombrosR re.
gularidad Iaa partidas de- o fsmoga
ceFvezR ePabstS que nlmaCenan pOr
pocos momentos Joe ae6Ores M. R. Cal
der6n e Cs-. en su dep6aito Tetukn III.
VENTA DE MUEBLES, COCHES
x PLANTAS.-Por ausentarne nara
Espafla ID senoFa Viuds de Roman.
vende todcs sue muebles: iueQo da gaP9
inClusO IN piano de ePleyeI. ; iueoo da
gAbinete y de comadOF que compTenla
tambi6n un lujoso seibot. Csmas. rope-
Fos con sin espejos, cristaIerfa, figu-
Fag de biscuit v terra cOtG. ouadr0s.
Adem6g un COHE de 4 asienfcn con
su psreis y un0 de 2 asiensos CON "a
CabNllO. Plantas de todas cIasss espa-
cialmente goaalsa &. &. 81. HAIO
REX On "a paTada S4, l6Ra
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1Il RELIGI0S0.

Ntrp. Sra. de Ofopo, ca SAboya.
Stos. Aniceto papa. Elias. Fortunate,
Herm6genes, IsidOro mopge. MarCia-
no. Pedro di6c., y RoduIf0 nifi9 mrs
Jubino arz. (abcg Ado contra 81 nal de
piedrBl Iaooencio OBJ, Est6ban y Ro-
berto abs. StsS. IsidOFa Y Ne6fita
mrs. y ID BeAtR Maria Ana de Jea6s
vg. merCediaria. tabs. gan. en- ls
MerCed.
Ds569a m.-Misss en- los tenn.
plos cat6licos.
Cultos en- las iglesias protestantes.
A las 3D. Escuela dOminiCal.
POr 10 noche, Rosario.
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EtsTelelos De battalion,
BriIIantes pruebas.

EI Regimiento de Puerto Rico efec.
tu6 aver mafiAna ejarcicios de batRIl6n.
de primeros socorros. de sffl,le9 y ca
list6nicoa ante el Cor0nel Miles. qns-
DeCtOr General del Departamento del
Este del Ei6rCito Americano) en- 81
Q, mp0 del MOFso y en- 81 cuartel.
Todas las pruebas quedaro1 bFilIar.
us. 10 mismo que las de antier por d
taFde. que presenciaron numeroso p6
bIicO.
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Cgarto de S0eOIras

Han sido asistidos en- dicha sala,
Severe Arroyo, Manuel Ortiz, Ma
ria Diaz, Nemesio Simon Y Ramon
Rivera. TCdos de contusiones leves
producidas casuaImente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-16
lND'Cl10R GENERAL

CONSEfC "A LAS AfApEES IL I'll iarabs caniante
az sehora Wnsow debe usafse sempre que los nlaos
"a periodic de la den ci0n Proporciona ayio
sqmadisto al peouefo nacente. produce sueho na-
aura ranquil0, agia el dolcf II angelic desperta
suuy Vivo acgre. rs nuy agfadabe al paadar, calma
ri nifo abanda sus encias aiva sus dolores, hace a.
Giles las funconea del astomag9 Fegua los lntesnoS'
s 81 aior Tsnedfo cbnocfdo para ID darrea va pros
vanga esta de Ia dentirior ds cuRiqqeEs otE@ caa
TSngnse mueho cuidado en pedir 81 aEa0H @A1leale
de Il Senora Winsow lies q metor os booozs
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PRESIDE

Han ingresado en- ell presidio Mel
chor Guzman, SiIverio Garcia, por
huFtO de mayor cuantia Y Francis
co Rivera (a) Panchito, q DISPOSE
ci6n De la Corte de DIstr4t3 de Qua
yama.
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M. ANDUJAR,
P4stor.

A QUIEN LEINTERESE.-se 81
quilan dos hRbit4Clones baratas, en
una casa de famllia. pr0pias para doF-
mitDri0 aBmaeanar r1uebseg. SitiO
c6ntrioo. Luns76 infoFmaF6n.
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HOTEL PAT RI A.
LTNEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

AdquiridO por los se6orea SoIer y
Diaz 81 GHoteI PatFia. , cslIe de Te-
tu6n no. 9, antes de don Rafael Mufiiz.
10 Ofrecemos { nuestFos amigos y rela-
Ci0nadOS.
HabitaCioneo fresOas, bafIoS de duchR
Vistag & "a bahia. p.
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N0tIeIas ggl9TaIes
UN AMIGO.

Sc REALIzAN.--Las casas situa-
das en- q cRlIe de Is Cruz no 6y For
taleza 46 6 preciog conVenienteB.
ImforrnRrSn S. Melon g Co. San
Juat0 10 COWS.
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Cartas detenidas en- Ia administra.
Ci6n de correos de San juan:
R9Ia, Jor6.
Roman CaIzada. Diego.
Rodriguez. jose.
Rojss. Enrique.
Reipalda. Il
Rivera, RsmirO.
ReinhRrdt. Robert, 81
Rsdden. Thomas.
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IglosIa MetOdista "La Santislma
Trinidad.

Gale del Sol entire Cristo y San
Jose.
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SANTIAGO r. PA LINER.

Notario P6bliCO y Archtvero Cane.
raj de ProtoColos NotariaIes. Allen
%: altos. San Juan.
H.. .aa;.. De 8611 m.
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(Ror tezdgrafo.l J

Aver recibimos de Lsres 81 teIegra-
mn que sigue:
eLsreS. Abril Is. 10 90 Z. s.m.-sLs
Correspondents. San Juan.
InluguFada asamblea espiritista con
atist snciR vArioa deIegados de d
Isla. Presfdela j. Emeterio BAcon =
promote resuIt8r lacida & importante.
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