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Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Addie E. kimes has bought suit for
divorce from E. L. Kimes.
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14
Nj. WITTE AT HEAD.
To Be Russia's Chief PIenipotentiary in
Peace Negotiations.

St. Petersburg, July 13.-As M.
Muravieff has resigned as chief pleni
potentiary of the Russian peace com
mission it is almost certain that NJ
Witte, long considered the most able
statesman of the country, will be
named for the place. M. Witte is
considered as being favorable to a
speedy settlement of the troubles.
and it is also reported that he is very
desirous to see Russio-Japanese ALI
ance.
OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED.
st. Petersburg, July 13.-The ap.
pointment of M. Witte as peace com
missioner, in place of M. Muravief
resigned, is announced today.
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14
held them down until the finish.

Hutchinson's pitcher was puzzler,
and the Salt City team was determined
to redeem the reputation of the town;
and they did. The Benders all played
practically errorless ball, and while
some may think it could have been
managed different, we believe
Manager Moore knows exactly what
he is about, and will bring the Bend
out ahead at the close OF the season
WEDNESDAYS SCORE,
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14

J.H. Harris called last Saturday
and squared away his DEMOCRAT
subscription.
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14

There will be business meeting of
the Eastern Star on next Monday
night. All members are urged to
attend.
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14

". I. Saxton, of Delta o., and W. H
Brlnkman of Larned, are in town visit
ing friends this week.
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14

Will our real estate men take hold
of and push the matter of a Barton
County display at the State Fair? Ali
it needs is some two or three men to
take the initiative and start something.
They will get good support.
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14

r. G. Russell, of route three, has
enrolled himself as RUSrLER sub
scriber. Likewise has E. E. Smith,
city.
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have refreshment stand
on the Fair Grounds, and supply the
dry and thirsty with delicious enter
tainment. They will also have some
of their Cook Books there for sale.
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14

H. c. Colgrove's sisters have return,
ed to their home at Bunker Hill after
lengthy visit with him.
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14

Lyon, Harmison and Moore.
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14

critics.
A large SIZE patch of plastern fe
from the ceiling in DR.. Comets office
last night.
]. H. Harris called last Saturda,
and squared away his DEMocRA1
subscription.
W. T. Saxton, of Delta. O. and W. +
Brlnkman of Larned, are in town visit
ing friends this week.
H. c. Colgrove's sisters have return
ed to their home at Bunker Hill after
lengthy visit with him.
Miss Katie Reed, from Bazine
Ness county, is down on a visit tc
Mrs. H. King, in the Sd ward.
L. A. Dillingham;, of Oklahoma, is
in the city visiting c. c. Cary and
family. He is on his way to Portland.
r. G. Russell, of route three, has
enrolled himself as RUsrLER sub.
scriber. Likewise has E. E. Smith,
city.
There will be business meeting of
the Eastern Star on next Monday
night. All members are urged to
attend,
AS our boys will play on dry
ground at Ellsworth today, we expect
better reports than came up from
Cow Creek bottoms.
We would like a good. live cor
respondent at Olmitz. That is a live
town, and there is always something
happening in that locality worth
mentioning.
Sign one of those petitions calling a
bond election. We want that Great
Bend and Gulf railroad. This county
needs direct line TO the Gulf of Mex
leo. and needs it bad.
People are beginning to watch for
the daily announcement of the Barton
Co. Nero. Co., to be found in this pa
per: with the Same regularity they look
for the base ball news.
When nothing else is talked about
at Topeka but Hoch, Kelley, Devlin,
Leland and the state funds, Topeka
letter. that does not mention any of
them is back number, for back mum
Der people.
Will our real estate men take hold
of and push the matter of a Barton
County display at the State Fair? Ali
it needs is some two or three men to
take the initiative and start something.
They will get good support.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have a refreshment stand
on the Fair Grounds, and supply the
dry and thirsty with delicious enter
tainment. They will also have some
of their Cook Books there for sale.
A south end man yesterday devised
new scheme to evade paying dog
tax. He took the tag off of another
fellows dog and placed il on his own.
Slick scheme but it cost him a five
dollar William, and then some.
G. H. Hulme has received from
the Life and Annuity Association,
formerly the Pyramid Builders, a
check for that associations liabilities
on the death of ]. v. Brinkman.
This is the organization which was
started here by T. L. Owings about
ten years ago. The order is in
very prosperous condition.
There seems to be a general
belief that the seed wheat in this
county should be renewed. The
secretary of the State Board oi
Agriculture has looked into the
matter very thoroughly; he has had
reports from various parts of the state
on crop conditions from time to time
and it is the general belief that fresh
hard wheat seed is needed Ito insure Z
successful yield. Our best farmers
are looking into the matter, and there
Ill f;k-a1., L. LII II
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14

A south end man yesterday devised
new scheme to evade paying dog
tax. He took the tag off of another
fellows dog and placed il on his own.
Slick scheme but it cost him a five
dollar William, and then some.
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14

Miss Katie Reed, from Bazine,
Ness county, is down on a visit to
Mrs. H. King, in the Sd ward.
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14

L. a. Dillingham;, of Oklahoma. is
in the city visiting c. c. Cary and
family. He is on his way to Portland.
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14

G. H. Hulme has received from
the Life and Annuity Association,
formerly the Pyramid Builders, a
check for that associations liabilities
on the death of ]. v. Brinkman.
This is the organization which was
started here by T. L. Owings about
ten years ago. The order is in
very prosperous condition.
Barton County democrat., 1905-07-14
KANSAS oITY CASH MARKET.

The hog market was steady today and the
cattle market steady to slow Kansas City
cash hogs ranged from S5.O5 TO ss.70
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Pupils RECITAL.


| Miss Larry's cIosfre recital mi.
term was given at Ececkmonf las,
Saturday night.
The rnus;c rocsn wa. adorned
with Christmas decorations The
large front pari..r srns filed viii,
interested audierice. cornposesI
mostly Of relatives <and friends ~
the performers. Among them we
noted John Fox. r.. who Is a keen
lover of good asussc. There was
a great variety OF talent. These
mere little folks giving their sim
pie exercises. and advanced play.
ers giving Classic music. II was
indeed feast 70 the eve to see The
yo1ng girls Ike Aiwyth Roeers
Nirginis Beverly and Julc Builitt
Helen Salisbury md Frankie Stall
lard carrying their bows across the
strings IN the most approved stvle
Those who heard these young
students. play in unison Luther's
Christmas Carol win not soon for
get II.
The piano students showed good
'echnique. Miss Larry has had /
unusual advantages in piano AMI
'rgan- Her teacher for several /
ears studied under the teacher OF 4
'adereuski. Her teacher on the !
clio was the noted Van V7ict of
he Syfupho1v.
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POLICE cBlRD TURKEY SHOOT

The following rules were g.
3opted for ihe turkey match "a H.
held by iae Police Guard sasur.
Try moruing.
foTkeys 90 BE- put in box viii,
head outside.
Distance 10 be 50yards.
One shot ten cents three for
twenty ave.
Any member os the Guard
having killed one turkey 10 be
deharTed until an the members
have sha, tsice svo1ad. when he
max re-enter.
ANY contestant drawing blood
from the turkey above the ton Of
the boN shall be awarded the
turkey.
Time allowed for shooting so
seconds after the guard has been
called 70 shoot.
The guard shall be called al
as the names appear
ON the Secretarys book.
Each guarl must respond AS
soon as has naae is called or for (
felt the shot
IT II appears 10 the guard that
AFTER SIX turkey have been killed
mat they prefer Ia shoot at The
'orSey The coEsmiftee viii a low
ne chang to BE- "a sde hv a mai.
'riFy vote Of the gaards present.
! such a change is made the
distance shall be lis yds for
'hai Is known rs the common
evolver- and i30 for special
evolvers. The difference to he
adSed BY q man appointed byl
he committee.
By order Of the Committee.
Henry Taylor Chairman.
} + Skeen
d. e Larry.
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NELSON DISMISSED.

Walter Nelson, Of Appalachia.
who was recently brought before
Commissioned Taylor BY W. E.
Arlington and was let cut on
bond 10 appear again before the
Commissioner on the 18th insr
had has examination on the
charge Of retailing liquor without
. license On account OF lack
81 sufficient evidence against
him Nelson was discharged.
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Last setpsdsy niehs w. -.
n'nfkab'e - s<coppf 81 fwc sns-
ee<~ful rasds made ~ the ksve-
.',se ollcerz- Deputy collector
W >. Hose ra5ded still about
ten miles north Of Coebnrn and
destroyed the ontiis snd captured
two men. At the very same
time Deputy Marshall r. H..
Wisely was leading raid On an
onffif on the Ciinch phieh result
ed IN the arrest Of s men.
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(|I| 4 s8f irS,,>< ! .~(ce,, &
snt9rssi
,. Norm.nt fowe,I Ii Bristol
was in Town Monday.
Alfred wa'scr of xe{yo,.k was
10. pavn~ ~ n -. !,
town Sunday
p-of u g ,,
Spr;nr sutdsv s'' A'es
u n 80 no.,
visited this place e Th i. ~
4 A. o Brown Of louisville was
IN town Thursday.
a Poi,;,.,,. . -.
week for brilliant candies. ete
4 Kery NJ.
Stone for the nree~n, - ,.ss;s,; =
the express Office
NJ Vs.,
:. MIS- virginia Built returned to
Hollins institute.
Va, 80, .,.-
q .', - s'.I o'sApi'''.n' your children |
NJ
wed,es 11sos &: sL'. e al ne Gap
"sunesaay night from v P. /.
from Sujl;ns W. 10y IssSfneo
spend the bor;fs,-s - n'k0' 70
r., -,
Body Of the Betty B RI, re- nine n;
made prospec-inr trio IN the
- e'S' 'e'Foo'. asst wesk.
Ainas IRE works At kobi1etts. I,
Mr. Fos,.- -
the holidays :
Mr.. and Nr. Ru g..
spend christnss AZ Bristol
Mr. T. q c,.-.- c
Sa-.h ,.~-.' - -. ~ '.'l'- eau nter [
lottsvii.e where they viii visit r.i-
Rti-es.
F,s, ~ - ye - lier VIII visit
.itb ~ p.'-..''S me holidays =,
? our S-Ss- y
Mss Juliet Mathews viii return :,
.oa r-'ss, from Nando'2h-sia- b
- '- IN
Go ! Carer the prominent h.
s'iiroa.i promoterof the Twin CITY =,
'sited Big Stone Cap Monday.
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= sow sunday n
II. .Tauen. Frank ca,,.~ n = :
Hammond ard Or. Is. Fastba,n
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All the new aud popular publications fctioa IN regular h,
edition DE- So ----s
4 full line If juvenile cloth books
CHILDRENS' linen aud papsr books 10 s5e
Follow the Flag ly John ". Fox
FI;nS W. Ne" ana popular gaHne'; Stage Pit, Bnnco
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g5ea, vrss, from 80 TO So % in Sterling SILVER. stag
els. Msiail'ns MagnyiHg Mirrors, rpas Mirrors Picture
Set. q Collars aad caf Ianteref and Glove Boxes in Leather
Shaving Sets ia Sterling Sslrsr Siir--...in - f~s-
isy i''-'' have a' mankind hapPer Try enc On yoar
t'oiicgsia-s. -9 ~
smoker outa - an 8es-rig,. Cigar Cases Ts,, ~
Saioker's strands a Iare Hrndrai Dollar line ~ p; =
At the right prize "'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-16
C H | N A..
La nueVa organization del EIerCIto.

Al Gobernador General de la Provincia
de Pets-chilf, Sc debe, en- su mayor parte,
el cambio operado en- China por 10 que al
ej6rcitO Sc refere.
Esta dotado de una energfa extraordi-
maria, ha sabido allanar las difcultades y
ha convencido la Corte Imperial de la
necesidad inevitable de hacer reformas.
Su obra principal es la de haber consegui-
do la abolici6n casi completa de las ''tropas
manch1es 8 de los estandartes," Y las de
'1a bandera verde" Estas tropas habfan
sido hasta ahora casi las tnicas con que
contaba el Imperio. Dichas tropas forma-
das por centenares de miles de hombres,
existfan casi sobre Ell papel periudicando
la hacienda pGblica, servfan Gnicamente
para llenar los bolsillos de los Gobernado-
res Generates Como hemos dicho, desa-
pareceran pronto y para siempre esas for
maciones de turbas indisciplinadas de SOL
dadOs. El lugar de elias 10 oeupara un
ejercito dividido en- cuerpos divisiones a
la europea, repartidos en- las diez ocho
provincias del Imperio, y administrators
por el Ministerio de la Guerra,y la Ofici-
ma del Ej6rcito imperial.
Dicha organization ha sido llevada &
cabo en- las Provincias de Pets-chik HUI
pei. Ell cuerpo de ej6rcito de Pets-chilf
consta de setenta y tres mil y sesenta sol
dados con ciento noventa y ocho bocas de
fuegO, y demuestra la intenci6n seria de
contar con un ejercito apto para la guerra.
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E Club IS De Ag0st0' VeRoId0
pOr Il Garrera$.

Algo tarde empez6 ii desaffo aver, en-
La "Liga puertorrique1a" debido que
Oyama esperaba sus eompafieros Kami-
mura y Togo.
Pero al fin, < las a pI m. di6 principle
eI iuego, con el tempo algo nublado, y el
terreno en- malas condiciones causa de
las continues lluvias.
Despues de tantas dificultades dio una
buena entrada ell 81 81 de Agosto" en- 81
primer inning, hacienda tres carreras (pri-
meras y tiltimas) pues en los i'a'aig' suce-
svos fueron cefos corfidOs como Sc We en-
la anotaci6n.
Todos los jugadores de este club hicie-
ron cuanto estuvo su Rlcance, incluso su
captain Oyama para salir triunfante, pero
no les fu6 possible, pues sus adversarios
estaban como nunca: soberbios en- el dia-
mante no habfa bola hue pasara de el.
Y despues de tanto uchar, Sc retiraron
del campo sin jugar lps dos 1ltimos an
ming s, siendo vencidos por u carreras.
La presencia de KanBimura y Togo, hi
zole falta q Oyama, ppes eran sus espe-
ranzas.
Pero tenga calma el generalfsimo, que
en- los pr6ximos desaffos quizas puedan dar
un buen comhate en- ell estrecho de Corea.
No pierdan las esperanzas, que tras un
dia viene otro.
Los almendaristas lueharon con tes0n y
demostraron una vez mas que estan en-
condolences de luchar DON cualquier club.
Ell pitcher OIivo, del "Almendares''
dej6 hipnotizado don Pepe un metro
fuera de la primera base; muchos aplausos
le vali6 esta bonita jugada.
Rodriguez en- la seguhda base estuvo
gran altura, dando un double play, en- pri-
mera base.
Moreno en- la base dR short-stOp no dej6
pasar un solo hniGzO.
Florentino Lopez, Martin Cruz y Lo-
renzo Lopez, completaron ell triunfo de La
obra.
A las p. IN. term iin6 el colnbate
Oyama pas0 dar cuenta al Mikado de su
deTrota. ..
La orquesta del senior Pomares ameniz6
dicho acto tocando escoiid pleas de su
repertoire.
A las p m. fueron 9bsequiados les ju-
gadores simpatizadores del 'tClub Al
mendares'' en- la morada de su presi ltnte
sefior Rodriguez. .4...
He aquf la anotaei6n por innings:
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Gratitud, y ViVir para yer.

Deberes de ineludible cortesfa de obli-
gada gratitud, mu6venme publican hoy
estas Hneas.
Por espacio de algunos amos he venido
padeciendo de una muy cruel aguda do
lencia. que, recrudecida durante estos lilti-
mos tiempOs, me ha tenid0 postrado en- el
lecho unos ounce meses, habi6ndose hecho
necesaria La practica de diffcil operacion
quirdrgica, la cual nev6 y cabo fclizmente
ell reputable doctor Ordofiez No necesita
este distinguido professor de mis- recomen-
daciones; pero yo tengo gqsto en- hacer pG-
blico, que, debido su ha bilidad y pericia,
asl como la efcaz ayudai del practicante
senior Cordova, que con tanto cello me ha
asistido, hoy me siento bastante meiorado
de mi enfermedad.
Debo hacer especial menei6n, en- estos
momentos, del senior don Bernardo Blan-
dino y su distinguida faHnilia. Por mas
de dos meses he sido huesped de tan exec
Ientes amigos, y no encuentro frases bas-
tante elocuentes con que expresarles mi re-
conoclmlento por las m1ltiPles deferencias
y por los solicitos cuidados de que he sido
objeto, sohre todo, en- los dIas mas crueles
de mi dolencia. El1os han conquistado
para toda La vida, mi gratitud y mi afec-
to. r.
For dltimo, quiero haSer pdblica de-
mostraci6n de reconocimienbo hacia todos
los amigos que durante mi permanencia en-
esta ciudad, han venido rePetidas veces &
estrechar mi mano, y q prsstarme aliento
estos dias de prueba, por el inter6s demos
trado; y los que siendo hermanos en- el
sentir y en- el pensar, en- el amor 4 nues-
ira terra, Sc olvidaron, por La ensenanza
ofrecida.....
Antonio FLORES
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iHo lCA1ARRaRsE /!

El catarro es una enfermedad que tiene
mueha mas importanci9 de Ia que general
mente Sc Id stribuye. Invade todos los Or
Rarl0s del cuerpo cuyas funciones y fuerza-
10 de la sordera; afecta la vista, la nariz y la
gIrganta y es generalmente por donde EN-
pieza Ia tuberculosis t1s1s.
La misma facilidad y la freouenCis con
que Sc pesca un catafro hace las peFsonas
indiferentes para Curarlo y la gran mayorfa
no Sc preocupa de las consecuencfas.
Les bafioB frios por Ia manana Immediate
mente despues de dejar 81 lecho, dormir con
las ventanas abiertas y evitar las Corr1entes
de aire, son precauciones muy buenas que
no cuesta trabajo ell observarlas. PeFo 81
preventive mas SECURE, mas efo8z, mas f9cl
y mas positive tambi6n el que aconsejan
los m6dicosj es la Emulsion de Scott de aCe1
te de higsdo de baoalao.
Es sofprende ente la fuerza, vitalidad, ener-
gia poder de resistencia que recibe ell
Cuerpo humane de las pequefias dosis de
Emulsion dc Scott, que Sc le administFan
con cOnstanoia. Esta Emulsion, recubre
interiormente todas las parties d6biles y vul-
nerables del ouerpo y 10 pone al abrigo de la
infection catarral.
De cuando en- cuando apareCen industria-
les POGO escTupulosos anunCiando emulsiones
vinos preparados los que atribuyen pro-
piedades cuFativas que no tienen y hasta hay
quien Sc atreve 6decir en- letras de imprenta,
que el petroleo kerosina es un alimento.
JQuG es 81 petroleo2 Un aceite mineral
Que Sc usa como combustible para lubricar
y lfmpiar m&quinas y para alumbrar.-Una
substantial indigestible que care ce de la pro-
piedad esencial de todo alimento, cual es Ia
asimilaci6n; que pasa al traves del tubo in
testinal sin nodifcarse sin ser absorbida:
una substantial, en- fin, que no tiene ninguna
de las propiedades curativas y alimenticias
del aeeite de higado de bacalo. Si Sc dijese
que el petroleo es un alimento para maqui-
mas podria pasar, pero no para Ell cuerpo hu-
manO.
81 tenGis alguna duda, preguntad vues
tro m&dico; 81 os confirmara esta verdad;
ci est&is escasos de fuerzas, de carnes y de
ssngre, os aponsej&ra que tomeiG Ia Emul-
Ci6n de Scott.
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eLA VILLA DE MADRID. ..-Ea
este estabIecimientO. mOntado al eBtilo
ds Europa. han recibidO mnchas rove.
dads tales como pt d de biilsF fan.
C9S, almChAdas de DIumas, viChys in
gle' ea para cRmisaH. CaaimiFes ipQseseS
alfOmbrasde oEiense persiaD Iowa, col.
Chonetss, parsRuag, y 81 c6leb bre tiFanto
NCheateF.a lGran surtido de cor bstas,
p' fiuesOs de seda. y peFfumerfa fcance.
t. En sLa Villa de MadriG2 Cempra
-sodas lee personaa de guOt0 ref ado
San FrsnCiGco 81. Te 6fonO no 273.
San .Lnan Pnartn RiNn ID p
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ul hanhIa hanTaaa.

Senior Editor. --sirvase informar suB lee
lores que ST me escriben coufdencialmente
teG mandare por corTeo en- carta sellada 81
plan que seguf y por 81 cuat optuVe 81 Eeata-
b!ecimiento peFmanente compaeto oe mi
Bllud vigor varonil despues de anos de gu-
frimientos ds debilidad nerv1osas perdtdas
nncturnas y parties deb1les atrohadaa.
No es mi ides Conseguir diner0 de nadie:
fui robado y estafado por CharlataneG, hasta
psrder Is fe del g6nero humane, pero, graciaS
Dios, eStov ahoPa bier vigoroso fuarte
con deseo de hacer Conocer& todoB este Eems-
dio oierto de curarse,
No teniendo NADIA que vender nj que en-
War G., A D, no deaeo dinero.
DiHooci6n; IL. Brant, BOX DalTays M10h.y
NW UU
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Tsrssina Moreno CaIdsr6n,

PROFEsORA DE CANTO Ofee-
90 al p6blico sua selvicios pre fsaiope.
les; lecCiones & domicilio, precios Con.
veNciOnales.
San FranCiGCo 49 esQuina San JuatO.
Il 15vR
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JUANITO.
Ell HOMBRE PkNTERA

La policfa de los Estados Unidos esta
hoy trabajando por echa arle la mano enci-
ma al doctor Witzof, famoso dentista y
yer7ao de profession.
--5Saben ustedes 10 Que ha hecho ese
ciudadano?
-Pues es un valiente so veces, como
que tiene so suegras .-
Si el hombre sera Iisto 10 dice el heeho
que ha resistido impunen lente q la perse-
cuei6n de so suegras.
La policfa no puede dar con Ell hom6re
pGY1ter0.
Ell dfa menos pensad1 Sc recibira la
noticia de que ell doctor Witzoff, ha con-
trafdo ell 81 matrimonio volvera q per-
derse su pista.
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PLEIT0 COLOSSAL

Paris,-Los descendientes de un tai
Edwards, emigrado al Norte America ha-
ce Glen amos, reivindican la propiedad de
un terreno que posey6 en- la desembocadu-
ia del Hudson.
Sobre aquel terreno esta edifcada casi
toda Ia Broadway, de Nueva York y Sc
estima en- 100000 de libras q, 400 mi
llones de frances
Los demandantes residen en- un arrabal
fabril de Swansea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-16
PARA AIBONITo.

En- la mafana de hoy, no aver como
erroneamente dgose, salieron para ell pin
toresco A1bonito el senior Antonio Flores y
su apreciable esposa, aconRpafdndoles la
seiorita Isabel BIandino.
La seforita Blandino pasara una corta
temporada en- el indicado pueblo en- donde
seguramente Sc captara los simpatfas el
carifo de que en- San ii han disfruta la
gentil amiga.
Feliz yiaie,
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1 mis- CIlOnt0s, y a pdbIleO eE
&. general.

En- 10 que se reedifica convenient
mente el local que ocupA ba On Il CalIe
de Allen No 81. he trssladado eli esta-
bIeCimiento de bsrberfR Ella Union
OIL No, 19 de ID mismR CalIe. En- dicho
local OfrezOo 6 mis- Connt ntes fsycfe.
Cedoreg. esmeradcs serVicioa. hechos
con pr0ntiEud , elegaDcia. iEspecS0.
tSO1Gd en- cOFtes de bar6Gs! Varisds '
exCelente perfumegfs frnncesa para eI
ugO de I0a parroQui0noa.
luna vista. y % cOnVencereis!
30 Y. Q. AQapitO del TonO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-16

ETeNaG0s d Jos SaapOnentss sObye gS6rs
tGS: Sc sOrtearSn 3 todos Ios amos On
ire los quo mas se distingan Dor su
GOnatanCia en- el AhorrO.
HOras do Cara: Para las imposioio-
mes: ~.....
De s & 103 de IL mafans, y de 4 81
de 10 tarde los dias laborableg; y de 81
{ 1O3 de Il mRfiana los DominRon. Para
In extraCci0nes Les mismas horas ex,
HeptO IL de lOg Domingos. ..
BegIGnsesSt0 do Ia 8sCci6n: Las per.
aonRB que interesen mas pOrmenoree
SObre Les impOaiCi0neS, extFaOoiOnos
nRnera de iquidar intereses, etc, pue-
den SolSitAr un eiamplAF ON In Gaia,