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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-24
Grand Duke Was Warned.

st. Petersburg, June 24.-The sto
ry is current in this city that before
the Grand Duke Alexis resigned the
position of high admiral he received
a formal warning from the terror1sts
informing him that unless he retlr-
ed within "a hours sentence would
be passed on him and executed.
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New York. June 24.-K. Takahshi
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22
BEAUTIFUL JAMAICA, THE LAND
 OF SUNSHINE.

The first few cold days turn cur thoughts to warmer climes, and Ja- maica bears the palm as a winter par adise.
 Both nature and man have combined to provide everything that heart can wish, and no other country offers such 8 combination of pleasures.
 It will be good news to many people who have often thought of Jamaica to learn that special reduced rates of only $200O one way, and $S750 for the round trip, are now offered by the At las Line sailing direct from New York every Saturday.
 The same high standard of service is maintained and the voyage on one of the large, comfortable and staunch steamers of this line is at once a source of rest and pleasure.
 Messrs. Sweezey & Kelsey. the gene ral steamship agents at 102 Church street, represent the Atlas Line, and will be pleased to assign the choicest reservations, furnish through tickets and, when desired, arrange for hotel accommodations.
 In fact, if you are contemplating a trip anywhere this winter, do not fail to consult Sweezey & Kelsey, for they will save you time and money, and are always at your service.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22
MIR. sTICKNEY STILL ACTIVE
 AT EIGHTY-N NINE.

Walter stickney, the veteran car- riage manufacturer of Meriden, is eighty-nine years old to-day. He is still very active and can do as big a days work as person twenty years younger.
 MT. Stickney was born in South Hadley, Mass, November 16, 1916. He is one of the oldest carriage makers in Connecticut and is well known throughout the New England states in his line of business.
 He was married twice, the first time in New Haven in 1889, and the last time in this city in 1894. He has no children. His father lived to be eigh- ty-siX years of age, and his mother was seventy-five when she died, and his grandfather passed away at the age of eighty-seven.-Mer Record.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22
BURGLARS
Tn Cheshire and in Colchester Tester

In Cheshire and in Colchester Yester-
 day.
 Burglars entered the drug and gen. eral store of Howard T. Moss in Chesh- ire about 2 o'clock yesterday morning and blew open the safe with nitro gly- cerine. They entered through the eel ] lar by prying doors, and took $50, most ly in small change, from the safe, cut lery and cheap jeweIry. The money in the safe was the property of St. Peter $ church, of which Mir. Moss is treasurer. The explosion was heard by Miss Nettie Smith, who lives near, and by other neighbors.
 Burglars broke into the Colchester Savings bank yesterday morning and tried in vain to blow open the safe. They got nothing of value.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22
PRESIDENT HARPER ABLE TO BE
 OUTDOORS.

Chicago, Nov 21.-President William R. Harper of the University of Chicago appeared on the campus yesterday in an invalid's chair. He spent more than a half-hour outdoors. It was the first time Dr. Harper had been outdoors since September. Although weak and showing the traces of his illness, he was reported to be much improved.
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THE INTELLECTUAL. LIFE.

THE INTELLECTUAL LIFE. If the intellect is given to man,
 For lis assistance. and for proper use,
 That he be very wise and not obtuse; Then he should use it, in things great
 and small, And ever on his better judgment call. If season is a gift, reaching upward,
 Teaching us what is good, better and best, Showing us the way that must lead onward, Bringing to the mind its most needed rest;
 Then reason, with right qualification, Is the way of highest education. Since these are helpful in all common ways,
 To SOW, to plant, to reap-the earth to till
 Uplifting life at all times, and always
 Bringing succor to the unsteady will
 Then reason, intellect, should govern | man,
 And he, under these, be all that he can. This will be the sign of the better age, l That man is making full use of him. { self;
 Growing in knowledge, wisdom; each ! a sage:
 Too wise to be seeking only for pelf; And having taste for diviner things, l He is enrolled with the higher Beings.
 CHARLES W. DRAKE.
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; ALL READY FOR GAS.

Montowese Mains to be Put Into Ser \ vice To~Morrow.
 Gas will be turned on in Montowese tomorrow, according to the plans of the gas company now. The work of laying the mains, which has been un- der way for several months past, has been, finished as far as Meadow river Wherwe they have been capped to await the completion of the work to North Haven Center.
 This section of the work is well ad- wyanced and is expected to be finished in about two weeks. Already most ot the residences in both North Haver and Montowese have been fitted out fo1 the gas and will be illuminated with ii as soon as it is turned on.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22

his son eaid that he was to sail for Portland about the middle of Novem- Der. It is possible that he may decide to cross the continent this winter and pay his parents a short visit. It is his intention at any rate to go back to Alaska next spring, when the climate is milder, and stake out another claim. -7MiddletoWn Tribune.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22
VOICE TRIALS TONIGHT.

To be Held by the New Haven Choral
 Union.
 Voice trials for the New Haven Choral union will be held this evening at City Mission hall from 7:30 to 9:3O, These trials are open to any person, and all are cordially invited by the man. agers to take the test.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22
Hosiery Dept.

Women's Black Wool Hose, ribbed top-worth 25c a pair. At I Sc a Pair-2 pair for 25C o#
 Women's black, medium weight Cotton Hose-worth 38c a pair.
 29c a pair-4 Pair for $1 .OO. sWomen's medium weight Cotton Hose. split feet-worth 38c a pair.
 At 2oc a pair--4 pari for $1.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22
ALASKAN SOUVENIR CARDS.
Patrick Hyland Receives Some From
 Ills Son at Council,

\ eVGLICh ny IetIIL HNoIOAVO9 EoUl11S 2 IUlLI
 Ills Son at Council.
 Patrick Hyland, of South street, has recently received some handsome souvenir postal cards from his son, Edward Hyland, who is now at Coun- cil, Alaska. Edward Hyland has been in that country since last spring. and has staked out a claim at Council which turned out to be pretty good one. Only recently he sold this claim, and then decided to go to Portland, Oregon, to spend the winter. The cards which MT. Hyland received from
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22
GENERAL MERWIN COMFORTA

The condition of General S. E. Mer- win, who was operated upon Sunday, was reported at his home yesterday as very much improved He passed very comfortable night and was resting com- fortably last evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22

remove their offices on or about Noven- Der "A to 1S3 and 1855 Orange street, cor ner of Court street. n22 St
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22
Linen Dept.

@H1~HS ~%@s
 Soft finish, Bleached Huck Towels, hemmed ends-worth Sc each.
 At Sc each.
 Hemstitched all-iinen Damask Tea Cloths, 30x3O in. made of finest quality bleach ed linen-very choice patterns worth 75c each.
 At 59c each.
 Full bleached Damask Nap kins, of pure linen-large vari- ety of choice patterns-regu- lar price, SIPS a dog. /. At S1.OO a Dozen.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22

ID CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
 Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure., E. W. Groves signature is on
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22
Burnett's Vanilla

leaves a good taste in the mouth. It is pure and wholesome. Don't be cheat ed with cheap goods.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22

y~~ REMOVAL NOTICE.
 The Peck < Bishop company, general transfer agents, and Bishop & Co.,, rail- road and steamship ticket agents, will
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22
Lace Dept.
Chen1isettcs.

Chemisettes of lace and em- broidery formerly 75c and 87c each.
 At BIC each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22
Upholstery Dept.

Upholstery Dept.
 Satin Covered Sofa Cush- ions-variety of floral and Oriental designs, finished on corners with silk cord-worth $2.0O.
 At $1.4S each.
 Oriental Tapestry Pillow Covers, ready to slip pillow into-fnished on corners with tassels-worth 25c each. At 17c each. Ruffled Bobbinet Curtains, made of heavy net, wide in- sertion and edge-well worth g. % a pair. At $1.49 a Pair. Heavy Tapestry, 50 inches wide, in floral and Oriental designs-worth $1. 59 a yard.
 At 98C a Yard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22

Our Gut Glass is cut in our own factory, thus enabling US to offer you shapes and designs not found in any other store in New Haven.
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en- Nanati.
R0lna alimaCl6n para 81 pT6ximO
Carnival.
(De nues5ro oorespon8a7 J

Ener0 13.
Ha estadO enfermO de aIQ6n cuidado
81 apreciaBle i6ven don Jose Rivero
ChaVes. lie asiste 81 reputable fscul-
tativO doctor Blasquez.
-Ha volado al cielo un tierno ni1o
de los esposos Rodriguez CeperO.
Nuestro p6saune.
-El venerable ancianO don Ct. del
Pozo, tambi6n ha guaFdado CANA por
algunos dias.
Se dice que varios capitalists en-
breve sembrar6n en- Ia hacienda SEs
peranzas mil cuerdas de cAfIa.
En- 81 die de aver eran huespedes
de lR famiiiR de 10 HabR los seflores
Guillermety de San Juan.
-Ha de1ado de existir en- este pue-
bio u virtuOsa sefiorita Olva V6lez
Paz & sus restos.
Don jose BAez Infante piensa dem
tro de POGO, abrir an establecimient0
Comercial.
Los amateurs & rendir quito 81
CarnavaI. est6n VI movi6r dose de IN
sitio para otro. Sc asegura que ser6
nOmbrado generRIfsimo del movimien-
70 CaFnavalszcOs el popular y conocido
j. Padr6.
La Junta de Cat6licos, sigue tra-
bSiando con bios.
Sc diCe que Is angeIical y estudio-
sa professors ae1orita Carmen Casellas
Santana, Optar6 FOR una esCuela De
Rqui.
-Hemos tenido Ia satisfaction de
saludar 81 cOmpetente Professor don
Primitive March6n Mu1oz.
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|. PLLNLS MLRTL.
TETUAN 46.

OfreCe & precios m6dicos: ARNE-
SES COMPLETES AMERICANOS
DE CADENA II RETRANCA.
CONSTANTE SURTIDO DE FRU-
TOS DEL PALS, "A PRECIOS LINZ
TADOS.
AGENTE GENERAL de los MoIi-
nos de PIL1SBURY, WASHBURN,
FLOUR, MILLS Co. Ltd. de Minnea-
polls, MINI. que pr0ducen las afama-
das harinss de trigo ePIILSBURY IS
EST xxx y d da msiz, GLA
ESMERALDA.2
AGENTE GENERAL de Ioa Se6o-
res HUFFMAN BROS dc New York.
fobricantes de las afamadas marcas de
MantequillA GLA FAVORITA2 v EEL
YANKEES
AGENTE GENERAL de u cerve-
cerfa ETHE CONGRESS BREWING
COZ de BROOKLYN. N. Y so '. d.
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ICURl alRlNTIzlDI PARA Las lLMoRlHIs.

gimplesy sangrantes; exteriores con pi-
Caz6n, 81 no cura no pague. Los boticarios
estan autorizados por los manufacturers del
UNGUENTO DE PAZO d devolver el ldinero
81 la medicina deja de curar cualquler case
de almorrRnas, aunque sea or61ico. Los ca
SOS ordinarios SO DURAN en- seis dias, los rebel
dss en- Catorce. Una aplicaci6n da alivio y
sosiego. La picazon Sc Galma instantHnea-
ments. Es I'm nuevo descubrimiento Ell
unico que Sc Ofrece con una garantia positi-
va.
ST el boticario no Ia tiene Sc ID enviaremos
dc aqui 81 recibir sellos dc correos edlivalen-
tes so centavos en- orc americana, dirijien
do lR Carta PARKS MEDICINE CO., st..
Louis, Mo, g. u de A., fabrieantes de las
PA4TILLAS LAXANTES Dc BROMO-
9EININA, el cGlebre remedio para los re-
frindoa
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EI poata virQiIio DaviIa en la q.
calClia.
(Z1s sassaszro eogrggponsaI.


Enero 12. "A Ins de q tarde de
aver, Ee0res6 81 iuez sefior AcOsta. que
aconpa1ado de su sscFetsriO y mar
ehaI. be eneontFahan ca Ioa Alta. en-
asuDtoG iudiciales 17 juicios se han
celebTadO en- dich0 que bio ~ entire
ello1 81 de- Iu lecio Ramirez. POT huI-
% de nlsnor suantfa hAbiendo aaIluo
absueIt1.
Hoy ha ceLabrado juiciO aqu1 dlcha
Corte. habiendO c0ndenad0 4 PIacldo
do IA Paz Rivera un aflo y 5000 de
muita poF eacnlamiento y r0bo. en
union de Eugenio Cabrera. que esta
pr6fugo. Esta servici6 fue prestado
poF 81 p0licfa Salvador Lopez.
Muy benign0 b Yiene p0EtandO en
sus sentencias 81 juez Acnsta que pare
ce no est6 c0nfoTme con penaa despFO-
poroiOnadas y q con las que marcR Il
lev.
Muy cOntentO est6 81 pueblo con el
prOceder de los nuevos funCionaFioa de
justicia. pues estos j6venes en- sus fun
clones. So aleiRD cOmpletannente de d
poIftica.
Acaba de ser captnrado 81 pr6fugo
Cabrera, por 81 pOlicfG insular Saliva
dor G.. Lopez. que tan buenos seFvi-
clos viene prestAndO y hR prestadO
en- 81 cuerpo.
/ VirgiJio D6yil1. eI inspirado poeta,
ha tornado possession del cargo de aIcaI-
de y ha sid0 bign nCogid0.
Lie saludamos carifIosamente y fell
citamos Bayarn6n por Ga nuevo al-
IcaIde.
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La entToVlsta de ID diroetl-
/ va do Ia Association M6dIGa.

La .nueva iunta directiva de la Aao-
ciaci6n Medica de Poerto Rico. prasi-
dida por 81 doctor StahI. estuvo antier
de naflana & hacar una Vioita de cor
tesfa d gobernador Winthrop.
En- "a entrevists que tuV0 Iuqar se
suplic6 81 seffor Winthrop, Be- intare-
sara por ciertas cuestiouea reTativas
d situsci6n az los m6diCos tituIares,
ID de los ofcisles de Sanidad y Sc tratd
adenSs de otTos asunt0s profesionalez
y de inter6s general.
La comisi6n se RETRO satisfecha de
ID 8mnnera como fu6 recibida, quedando
muy sgradecida ~ gobarnador Win
thrOp. por el inter@s con que fueron
escuchadas sus reclamaciOnes.
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IN GERTLMEN.

El senior Joe6 Nemesio Acosts. au-
tor de un trabsio premiado en- 81 GER
tamen de Ia sociedad eLibertad Borin-
quefIa.1 ha nornbrado "a sefIorita Ma
Tfs Rubi reina dc Is fiesta que se ceIe-
brarS Ell % del Corriente. nombranoien-
to que fu6 aceptado por licha eefIo-
rita.
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FALLEGIllIENTO.

/ Ha fallecido ca Petersburg, Virgi-
mis-. el senior McD Donnld, empleadO que
Efu6 de las oficinaa de cOrraos de esta
ciudad duFante cinco amos.
/ Dicho CabalIero sc hizo muy popular
en San Juan, pOr su cultura afecto g
los nativOs.
II Su herman0 recogi6 aus despoios
conduciendOlOs & Boston, Ga donde re-
side ga familia.
Il Deacanse en paz 81 alma del fnado.
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THE CONSOLIDATED
EXPRESS OFFICES
Cargadores y remitentes para
todos los lugares. de los Estados
Unidos, Europa y vice-versa.

'Todos los paquetes o carga
eonfados a nosotros recibiran
pronta aten ci6n, Y Sc remitiran
& los precios de expreso mas lii
mitado.
Los efectos que Sc deseen en-
War por expreso, en- los vapo-
res de la N. Y. & r. r. Is. rs.
Co, &Coamo2 IN &PonceS deben
ser entregados los lpnes hasta
las 10 de 10 manana, y los que
vayan en- los de la <Red D. has
ia las 3 de la tardg los martes.
San Justo 4 G. BURsIAN.
Ad0ai9sistrQd0r,
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sqnores Telesforo Andino. Antolin
Min. Manuel a. Ruiz. Jos Wenar.
Juan MargaFida Isidoro A. San
chez. dc San Juan.
Andres Guerrero. Manuel Garcia
MaFFeFo de Vega Baia.
Raimundo Rodriguez, Miguel Gra-
nela, jose Izquierdo y Zoiio Olmo.
de Bayamon.
Juan Ruiz, Juan Cancio VaPcal-
eel " AuEeliano Neval, de Carolina
Jesus Velez y Placido Nevares,
de C0Fozal.
jose Rome y GaspaF T. villa. de
Rio Piedras.
Jes1s Maria Vega. de Vega Alta.
Luis Pho Sanchez. de ComeFio.
Vidal Santiago, de Toa Baia: ]
Juan @. PastFana, de Lola.
ia esta imp1enta ss vende papeI 81
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6EsTA UsTEb cIEoo9

Por medic de nuestro huevo metodo cura-
mos toda clase de enferlnedades de los ojos,
por vieia que sea. Oj0s d66SiesS S1a1lGasGd0s,
IA eataratG y ceguedGd t0tag, TODD volvera ser
Ourado dentro de POGO. Blsoj0s car0dOs TG-
d5eGE Opsrac6ORes no aads neces0TSas. Pocos
gastos. Mscribanse pormenores. Dirfjanse
81 Instit0tb OcWItst6cO OtOP6tic0.
S.2&S G6ger AVe .St L04tS, No. U 81
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JaIsl0S Dor JuTad50s.

La Corte de DistFito de- San Juan
ha conVocado. para el PFimeFo del
entrante alias nueve de la mafians,
4 fin De que conozcan de varias
causas, { LOS siguientes iuradosi
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san JUAN PUERTO-RICo.
ALLEN 81.
E d. c I o.
En- Ia Corte Mugaics;poz del Distrsto
JatdscsGl Municipal De Halna0caO.

En- Ia Corte MuaicipoZ del Dsstrsto
Jatd9csGl Munic5p0l De Huna0caO.
Essddos Ua.5dos
de Am6rlco. Declogaci6n de.
~ Presidente %. dominic.
de los p. U. J
HACE SABER: que los se6ores
Lopez Hermanos. del concrete de
eata CIudad, Representatives por ga ges-
tor PAtFici0 j. Lopez. han gOliOitld0
de eats C0rte. que se les declare s su
favor 81 dominic de las siguientes ha-
oRs.
eIJNA CASA de maderas del pals y
extraDjeras. cobiiada de tejas de barre.
teFFera. Eadicoda en- Ell cascO de esta
p0bIaci6no barri0 de Santiago. calLe de
YRbucoa, aituadn en- an solar prOpio
de veinte y nueve metros noventa CEN
tfmetros de- fondo, pOr nueVe metros
cinCuenta = cinco centimetFOs de fren
te; midiendO dichR casR 8 metros 75
ceDtfmetros de frente. por metros so
centfmetros de fOndO, quedando 81 O.
llej6n de Ochenta y cincO CentfmetrOs
u deTecha entrRndo: colindando por
d dereChs con casa de Mr.. Henry
Night y por la izquierdR con casa de
los profnoventes.
sun PREDIO de terFenO compues-
TO de trece cuerdRs. equiVaIentes &
cinCo hectaFeaas diez areas y nOVentA
y cinco Centi6reas, sito en- 81 bArri0 de
ID Teis de este t6rmino Municipal,
destinRdo pastOe v al CultlyO de fru-
toe; c0lindante per el NOrto con Otros
terrenos De los promoventes. pOr el
Sur con juan Gavino Berries. pOr el
Eate y Oeste con terrenos de Il Suce-
ci6n CuadFa.S
Z habiendo aCOrdado Ia Corte que
Sc az trasIad0 del escrito 81 Fiscal del
Diatrito, que se cite las persOnaa de
quienes prCCeden los bienes 5 sus
cRusahnb nbientes 81 fueren comedies y &
los que teDgan en- dichcs bienes cual
quier derechO real y que se convoque
& las personas ignoradas 6 quienes
pueda peFindicnF la inscription aolici-
tada por medic de edictoa que se fla
ran en- los sitios p6blicos de esta Ciu-
dad 8 insertar6n tres vecss en- IN diariO
de circulation. fin de que comparez
can 81 quieren aIegRr su deEechO. Sc
expide el presente dRdO en- Humacao
8 de Diciembre de 1904.
Jesess Md. PorrGta.
SeCretario.
801vodor Fsszladosa,
Juez Municipal. 3v.a
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The Royal Mail 5. ?. Company
LONDON.
INCORPORATED CHARTER
UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT.

Los magnfcos vapores &SK> & sEDENS de esta Compana
reanudaran ecaa sa de Pu6rco empezndo nerO
% comunando sla Thomas Tngeas
Hoandesa Franceas Venezuela Colombia vapores
recomenan espcamente los uristas equpados
oda case de comfort moderno Sc ad tambn
a anedcha ademas para odos puertos Europa
Ademas de yapores de paagers que rcaaran
puerto reguamente cada quncena empezando Enero
bra buena OCCASION para embarcar para odos los puero de
Europa por los vapos carga de Compaa cuales po
6ran cuaque de los puertos de M empre ha-
da sufcente carga. Para mas detalles dergirse
Fitze Lundt g. scccs SAN JUAN. Agentes Generates
Fitze, Lundt & Co Succs MAYAGUEZ Agentes
J. 7. Silva Bank & Com Co, AGUADILLA. Agentes
Ledesma & Co, ARECIBO Agente.
Feici & Co. PONCE Aoentes
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

Itinerario. -salidas de Bayam6n Capital
simultaneamente.
Dias lab6rable. .--Madana 6, z. rs, 80; AS
y 100. Tarde 1915, AZ, S.15, 4.35, $50 y
6.l5.
Dias festivos. .-Mafana g. 615, $780, 9.45
11,OO. Tafde 12.14, 180, 2.3O, $780, 4.30, $50
y6.15.
Billetes baratoS para dias festivos De Ca
taGo 4 Bayam6n, ida y vueIta q clase 1925
2@ clase S0-16, De Bayam6n ORtafo ida
vuelta / 9 Clase OILS, 2@ claseO.10.
BiIlete oIdinario de Capital d Oataho en-
2 = olase c6ntavos:
Bayam6n, 10 de Septiembre de 1903. Ra-
mon ValdGs,
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RICHARD ]. BIGGS
Tetuan 40
!. Professor de Ingles

COLONTA ESPECIAL de estudiantes puer-
torriquefios en- Baltimore, Md cargo de d.
Rafael Janer 15l4 Druid He'll Ave.-Admite
ninos ninas memories de IA amos, raz6n de
$3.50 anticipates por Semestre, en- concepto
de pupilaje, ensehaEzR, lavado de ropa, asis-
tsncia medica medicinae Referencias: DR..
Coll Lcdos. Figueras Perea en- San Juan,
D. Arturo Diaz ca Arecibo, DR.. L. Orcasistas
en Rio-Piedras, Doctor Martinez Guasp en-
Mayagiiez, Lcdo. julia en- Ponce, D. Basilio
Pifero en- Caroline, ID Juan D8vila en- Mana
til D. jose M. Deliz en- Aguadilla, D. Fran
cisco Giuliani D. Jose Benitez en- Vieques.
30va.
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NCs>gsJe4 Il LAS MA tSkss. ~ arssue cainnntr
- "a se ia Winsow debe siepre que los ninos
III periodic de ~ de1 cion. Proporciona aVit
iAmediato 81 pequefo paciehte, produce IN sueno
tbral tr5nuulo, aVia el ddor el angeto desperta
may givo alegrW Es Rnuy 4gradabl9 ~ patadar, caa
al ndo ablanda sus enciaa avia sus dolores, hace q
Giles las fncioutb del est6maso reEta los infesnos
Is el meior rsmedio coociqo parn ~ dia1Tea Va pro-
venga 6sA de Il dsntici6n Dc cueieus1a ofTa caaa
16nease Gnucho cntdado en- Redir 81 9rape GaimaTile
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-31
ER. G.. W. HIGGINS.
Thirty Years in Salt Lake.
II AND Is ST. ELMO HOTEL.
A. ANALYTTC PHYsICIAN.


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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-31

Rowland Hall, which began its twenty
fifth year the 18th of last September, was
established for the convenience of those
desiring to prepare their daughters for
eastern colleges or give them finished
education without sending them east anu
the advantages offered are fully equal TO
those OF schools of the same character
in the eastern states.
Rowland Hall is located il one OF the
most healthful and attractive parts of the
city and commands q beautiful view or
the valley south of the Great Salt lake
and the Wasatch ana Oquirrh mountains.
The buildings are all large and roomy,
being three stories high, and are sup
piled with steam heat, electric lights and
perfect ventilation.