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was no:hing To hinder the ceremony.
call. no hrih" cake To make. non" of
the thousand and one comtrivanrrs It"
tantaliz- AMI disturb thu. sacred l"'ac"
of Il newly welded pair
In after years. Davir often SAW his
WIFI more richly attirrd. rs glitterng
in jewels. cnurtrd and carrss"d. she
moved i'm gay throngs tn" cynoSurr
Of AL eyes. but never was sh" so love-
~ TO him rs on that quiet winter
night. with her dark blue dress but
toned close To TN" fair white throat.
and relieved by its delicate lace col
lar. her rich golden hair shining in
glossy waves hound rs Il proud C"r"-
nal around her head. Il sweet. coy
Smi" trembling around tn" parted
lips and loves liquid light melting her
blue eyes to violet luStrr. she an
Swerrd his tender and eager VOWS
with Il whispered my dear husband"
one word more and We have done.
In process of time four marble slabs
We're erected I'm the quiet country
graveyard of that mountain church.
wher" first We heard the vote" uf lib
rrty. one was inscribed To Herbert
Willnughby--
Judge not. that yc be- not judged.
Another To Francis Edward Gra-
ham
My Som"
Poor Mr.. Willoughby. he could not
claim him i'm lifr~-hr would in death.
Another To Alexander Bowen and
Bessie Craig
"Thry loved in lifr--in death they
We're not divided"
Another to Andrew Craig
An honest man--God's nobrst
work."
Mr.. Adams lived to see the liberty
he had so prayed for bless the land
h. loved. and his rhildren's children
We: live to reverence the integrity Of
his character. and his noble struggle
for truth and justice.
ed and generous Sewer. found one
that would be- wooed and not u
sought be- w0n.' Till hr was fain 10 de-
clare that the devil spoke III" IT,, :.
love and beauty" Nevertheless. his
"pradrd reason" was AT length an-
proved. and he wrote To Davir that h"
was AT length privileged to guard her,
descendants yet live To BE- proud of
their patriot name. and North Caro-
lima f"ndly chrrish"s the memory of
her Cleveland. her Shelby. and her
faithful Sewer.
And Davi- and Ellrn--frarltss pa
triot-.-purr woman: they Were. indeed.
hrlp-m for each other. His work
was not yet ,lnre. He had Yet bat
Ties To fight for his country. and n"hly
did he perform his duty. and so we'll
die! II" and his compatrntS fight that
in less than one year from that WELL
fought field uf thu t0wI"'nS. tn" kine
uf Great Britain acknowledged the
states t. br free. sovereign and inh"-
pendent" 1t WAS Il glorious heritage
10 lrnv" his children. and the proud
father H. after years fought many
blood stained field DER again. us h"
charged his boys 1n guard we'll th'.
holy legacy bought with tn" blood
uf u WilinmIs.. of Il t:mph"ll. "f a
Bowen: or Whispered tn his daughters
Of th. bitter wrongs uf BrSSi" Craig.
Hnd in pruuhrr accents of III" nnbl"
h+ruiSm of Ellen Campbell.
THE END.
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CHAPTER NNIN.
"Sland firm for your country and become
Il man.
HOnur'd and lOv'd."

"Sland firm for your country and become
Il man.
llomur'd and lOv'd."
-JuSSoS.
There. Ellen. you have dressed
that for tn" last time. as Ellen Camp
bell" said Davir. few days after
reading the abov" record.
Are you tired Of my surgery" she
replied smiling as she drew the un-
Sr"mly bandag" away. and laid the
clustering hair t"ndrrly over the
wound
no. only tired of my maiden nurse.
Do you know. Ellen. | fancy a wife'S
hands are much softer and swertcr.
said the bold trooper. throwing his
arm around her.
do YOU" she archly replied. How
can you tell but experience will prove
the fancy as deccitful as other airy
castles" Then how will you redeem
the independence SO sighted"
Il will not attempt il. dear girl. but
pay the forfeit OF my rash desire. by
the devotion of my life. But you beg
the question. Auswcr-what says my
Ellen" Must | suffer for my sur
grom"''
You ar" uor in earnest. Henry"
said t.l,rir deeply hlushing
by this kiss. swear it," said hr,
slIaiching a kiss from her cheek ere
her startled ana proud why. Davi"!'
could prevent. He laughed al thu
I"uriuG chagrim of her face
E,.m,'iul.rr. you are r"Sp"nsihl" for
thr<" na,hs OF course am not now
Il fr'" agent. | will c"nclud" that
my ELLEN not only believes what |
!,av" said. but will perform it,"
You ar. mystical. Henry" Sh" re-
piled. turning her bluShimg face from
him. Il hu not understand you
"Iravrm defend me- from tn" un-
Am"riram character, Now il my
Sl"rch should b" Anglo Saxon. not
only in hrrvily. but in simplicity. r"-
member You urged me to il and
tempted :: plainncss of utt"rancr |
uf'rnrr admire than dare"
NO. Dav''. | will not li$trn" Sh''
laughed. as she AROSE To leave him:
hui II" would not allow it,
Il know something of the Anglo
Saxon you so admire" said she.
(which YOU profess your modeSty
does not allow YOU To dare. but
which ! never knew to delay its ut
rrramr". will hear more of its bold
I,-adngS"
"Th'.u il shall speak not II word
but three. Ellen. H." my wife," said
hr
You asked me- that long ago. dear
Henry. and said yes" she replied
her pure. clear eyes meeting his
but to-day. EIl"n--now."
"Nuw" u" YOU wish It" She had
nn need To again. Sh" almost regret =
ted she had SO questioned. Davir
Was not often d,monStrativr but
when he lOnSrd the strong curb of
his will. he was as ard"ntly inprtuous
nS most cHrnliniams
"'rh" truth is. Ellen. cannot accept
u". II is Il coin that never would pass
with n". Now. an honest yes. | ap-
rr"riaIr and love. and my E,ll"n'S yes
shy rrrrmh..r that il is that SO fears
it's best friend | will welcome to my
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"lf hearty sorrow
Rru sufficient IL ,Snn for offence.
tender il here: do :t> truly >ufi"",
As c'er did commit.
SiiAk ESrEAR RI.
CHAPTER NNlll

cy of the danger that had recalled
him H,. had been hom" m.ny days
and Vet no word Of tn" far away Leon
ora had passed his lips. His fathers
Sl,rnncSS as we'll a$ his mothers
love had kept him silent. They newer
spoke of the r..mute hints OF ms let
lrrS. and 4 Strung" timidity forbade
him To speak Of what so deeply con-
c,.rnrd him. AS day succeeded day.
his difficulties increased. and each one
proved more cuncluSiv"ly l."onora :
unfitnrSS for the domestic life that
made, his happiness. He recalled her
naughty pridr--thr arrogance h" had
called independence: and her bold de-
fiauc,. of what she called conventional
r.julicr--what he now saw was prln-
ciIr The very fierccncss of her
love startled him. and he Shrank from
bringing her in contact with his hrm
hut gentle mother But this was un-
generous unkind. He would meet tn"
fate which he now felt had been thrust
upon him. Love- honor. and duty COM
manded. and such calls his parents
would no; bid him slight nor would
they reject when offered. He sought
his mother. Bnylikc. he would max"
her his friend first.
Mother" said he. Il have Il secret
| want Ia tell YOU"
And So have | one for you. Her
bert" she Smilimgly answered: and
mine. is tn. sweetest and best. Hush"
said she. as he would have spoken.
mot a word: wait till YOU See Ellen
campbell"
"A day does not matter" he thought.
Ellen Campbell can be nothing TO
me. and where is thrr" beauty lik"
my LronorI
He had written 10 Mr. Moncklon.
but not To I.eonora: waiting till h"
could giv,. her the joyful news of q
daughters welcome. II was evening
when Ellen Campbell came. Herbert
had roamcd liSll"sSly all day. diSsatiS-
fled and diSpiritrd. He wished tn"
stranger was not coming. Had II not
been for her, my mind would now b"
unhurirned." hc said frclfuly. n"
,,-nid frT '..aM," ~ NJ .""th"rS
er"c'iug: frank cordial. earneS, Not
i'm musical muSing nor Yet high to,. \
"r SHARP: but clear. decided. iun'ful
with vibration of melody peculiarly
sweet \ faint color flushed To her
fair cheek as moi"stly raising her
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| the. house To- prove his docllltE Wneil
Il careless servant sprung rattan h"
held in his hand. II struck the fiery
animal. and Herbert off his guard at
the moment. was thrown with Sucl
| violence. Us to lie SrnSrleSS and bleed
ing to all appearances dead. His hrSt
consciousness WAS a sound of hurried
and conflicting orders. 4 mothers tears
upun his face and his fathers voice.
Strrlrr than usual tr,.mbled in Str;lng''
tr,mur He slowly opened his eyes 4
vision of Il face umearthly pal" bending
over him with unuttrr;,blc agony of
cXIrcSSiuH passed hefur, him. ami even
as h,. Strovr Ia smile. h" relaps"d int"
IunronsciouSn.SS. For days after that
he lay in dreamy EIngu"r. with that
one vision ever present.
un- day being more than usually
alone. excited by the memory of the
PAST. and the hopclcSsnrSS of the fu-
turc. h" determined IL make the at
'cmpt and seek the family. In conSid-
erahlc weakness he managed Ia reach
She turned az h" entered. oh. h"
could not mistake the JOY of that look.
His own heart trembling in sweet "ch-
| uingS WAS the too faithful Interpreter.
| The warm blood dyed her cheek TO
crimson. and the soft humid eyes
seemed melting in their liquid depths.
| The happy kiIowlrdg" WAS to" much
for him. His soul WAS flooded In tn"
| fond ecSiacy. and pale and trembling
H.. would have fallen h;td she not as
sisted him liz. lrant his head on her
shoulder for one sweet moment: then
frrhly walki X to 4 seat. still support
| ,d bv her fair arm he drew her To him
This is as ii should be-. Ellen" he
said. aS again his head rested on her
shoulder Your support. your "nc"ur-
agcin.nl (iud knows | need il. Ellen.
|. if. of my life. health Of all that Is holy
in my Maturr. tell N" YOU love me.
His head fell up"a her bosom. his
arm WAS around her. rs trembling i'll
his natures impussinnrd impulse he
awaited tn" r,rly tina, h" felt was TO
give not only happiness but life. Gently
raising him from his position. silent
~ u"claSping IN" arms that were
around her. ELLEN trnderly laid his head
ing her seat 10y his side she said,
"Now. We will talk H,rbcrt: wha;
in vou want of M
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cold as tn" Diana his angry impati'iw'

10y the mighty fall"
And love is like this! Tell me-. FL
len" said he. suddenly turning and
graSping her hand.
Hush. Ilrrhrrt \ maidems love
| will not hr questioned" she replied,
the rosy color Deepening on neck and
| brow. aS she Withdrew her hands from
him. Suffice it, You HAY" the rx-
clnmgr of my loves faithful! VOW"
Yes: huI would hear it again and
Yet agail. and never weary of tn"
hearing. that this bud Of love. by con-
Slamt breath might prove II hraut"ous
flower" said h".
You would mar and destroy IL by
constant h:,Ildling." she replied. even
as flowers will not brook Il warm and
rough pressure"
Won arr right. Ellen" said he. I'm
spit, of my impatirnc". | feel you are
| right AMI in the very coldncsS that
81 ccrISurr. my better nature finds
sweet r-loSr and rest. But. Ellen. tell
mr--fur YOU have taught me- that | do
lliIl hllbN u W lIil INV u" N'''' ~ -
| Ias<iom--you would make it an affer-
ton: tell mr and teach me- how to
purify and elevate l."
| Love is Il passion. il is true. Her
bert. but Il holy one: it is an affection,
too hut Il noble one. 1t is | think.
said she. though hluShing deeply. as
she always did when speaking ON IN"
furl ildrm theme. II perfect delight and
r,.y"S,' in the object "f our affections.
with lh- knowledge that he has TN"
saline delight and rrpnS" in us. ami
| though tim" or change might diScov-
rr many or grirv0us faults. Yet ""
know ro Knowledge will ever make
us faltrr or doubt in our calm trust >"
NO Knowledge. Ell"n"" said he. ca
g.rly. what. not if honor. if prnci-
| I,l,. were cnnc-rn"d"'
Her clear eyes met his wondrringly.
"IIonor and princip!e' That wrr"
| impossible"
"Hu; if il were 50. Ellen: if you had
| been ,irC,ivcd""
"Th"m would wip" him from the
Iag" uf my heart I could not low"
on" destitute, of either. My ideal would
still h,. there. but he would no logger
.iv, il life"
And YOU would love again h" al
u,usl vhis,nr,rl
'Y"S. when III" marhl" of my I"'ri-
ii,d Ideal ,I..,ay,Hi."
And ;hal would l." r.llru"'
In tn. %riv"' Sh. answered in her
clear firm tones
And from that ui"mI"Ist every thought
uf riyhiimv l."onur;i di"d IN his heart.
crushed back 10y tn" NOR" t''rribl" grief
| nf Ellrii'S widowed SORROW. H. did not
,yui,, v,.x her bv his ratirIr,.. or star
l.. b,., with his r,Ssinn. but firmly and
calmly. h.. insisted un Il SIn,iy union.
| EVERY nhi.,rinn wLS uvrrrul-d and
| :huu.h Ellen WAS sometimes provoked
| with the ury,II.v. Sh,. could not but
r..sin.r, ,hr cool determination that
| wuu,I moi suffer her To gainSay him
MIR ,ui Mrs, Willuughhy. too. urged
| il and We're. his warm advocates so
| that St.arc,lv three. months after his
,,.,uru L,u,u rnmrh..l hrcamr his
wife If d,lirium was happiness. he
WAS for Il Will" happy but Only to be
| r:,ck,.d 10y TIN, iirrCrSt torture when
| calm reason r.gain,d her seat His
nnIy hup,. now WAS in Mr.. Moncktnn.
and lin. preservation of the secret
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\ W,.<I.i:E ~ ANTIuiITr --bn" nt
,h,. ur,alrSI wonders Of ancient Egypt
,>;i> TIN. famous artificial hrly uf water
,.,Ilr,l l.ak" Morris. According L"
II,.r,ninIIIS. the mrISur" ui its rIrtiiln-
f..r..t,., WIS :.:nn furl"ugS. which Is
.,uIA tn tin. entire length IF Egypt
along thu. ~..lc'raSt" Tn" "xraNatl"'
which waS mad. in lh" tim "i Ming
Mu.riS eth" Mrnr"n "t tn" tricks ana
E,,n:IrSp. MAS Of varying" depths. ana
ir> center WAS w',liIi'l 10y tx" rNr-
u.uIS. tn. II".X,'~ "f which were '"'
T,.I higir.r than lh'' surface "t I'll" VA
Ter The. water for this gigantic :tril-
t:ri..l r..:,,.rv"ir MAS obtained from the
Nil r!r"rirh = 'iua'. which six m"ni hS
uf thu. year hi,l au inflow ami TN" other
six Hi "utilnW. corresponding Ia hlEh
ami low water in tn" river. Tn" canal
gradually filled with sand. aui tho
LAKE has IuuG since rNar"ral"i. hut ITS
huiiu.u * still uu" "t 'h" most fertile
tracts in Egypt.
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ENGlISHMEN IN OUElS.
Famous Men Who Fought With Swords
or Pistols.

Thu. Earl Of Kimhrrlry'$ much dis
r,ISSr,l rhalirugr Ia col. Sapwrll is Il
reminder that though the days Of duel
Ling ar. considered tn have PASSED in
f.mgarl the fighting spirit VIII sill
rrak on ON occasions.
Not 81 very long ago Mr. Winston
Churchill WAS challenged I" an en-
,ulIntrr II rnutrancr 10y an irlt" con-
stiIurut at oldham one hrSitatrS TO
think what would have happened had
Mr.. Churchill had leisure enough T."
RESUME. his martial role.
Lord B,aruuSiirld one" challenged
D't 'umnrll tn Il duel. but tn" famous
statesman found himself bound over
To- keep tlI,. lracr in Il polio" court III
stead of departing across the channel
To blow out the brains of his political
opponent.
D'rnunrll himself fought Il duel with
i member OF th. Irish house of COM
mons named n'f.Strrr- and killed his
"pIpnuent.
'>'''''''' ''''''' ''N'
''''' ''''''
l:rm,M lu-iStS OF his day and man
who had the death of more than one
t, How creature un his hands. WAS KILL
81 10y MI i''S'' ''''" "'''
S''''S' '''' Wv W Wv
WAS surpassed Ia be- slightly NOR" per-
n h..r
'''' '''''" Wv
"'"''H Wis Wy w. -,
''''''" - N"''' ''"' '.'
l'"r'' '"''''''' ''' '''' '"'''
Ii'' EiSt uH'I I"iSH' III ll''''"i VIZ"
"lNr'h II Il mayor Oh 'IiE" '''' ' '''''
h"r "i We legal lh"''SS'''' ""' ''''''' =
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ARUNGIO DE SUBlSTl,
pepartamento deI Interior.

Oficina del Superintendent de
Obras P6blicas.-San Juan, p. R.
abril 25 de 1905.
Proposiciones en- pIieQoa cerrad0s
plrR ID adjudication en- I1b'ics subas-
60 de las obras de construction de
mamposterias, suministro de materia-
les. titles. trasporte. monteje y pintu
10 de IN trsmo metslico de Is so me
tFOs de LOngiEud total. sobre el rio
sGustemala.0 kiI6metro %, SecCi6n
Agoadilla San Sebastian, carreteTa
n6meFc g.
Sc admi4iran en- esta cficinR hasta
Ia3 10 q. m. del die 10 de Mayo de 1905
en- que se abrir6n p6b!icsm ante.
EV presupuestO de las obras asciende
s (S2580) dos mil quinientos oehents
dollars.
Todos los dAtos necesarios se dar6n
en- esta O6cina donde se encuentran
de manifesto todos los documentos
que han de Fegir On IR contrAta y po-
dram Fecojer los IicitAdores los mode
los de proposiciones que han de pre-
ssntAr.
La administration Sc reserva Ell deFe
Cho de rechazRr cusIquiera 8 todas las
r. 4. Fegmandes.
Superintendente de Obras P1blicAs
run. l
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n EVO mi L 0 D 0.

The International College Of LGnguqjes ha
ldeado un metodo nueyoj MstOdO del LelsdUG-
iG2e0 que es un sistema de enseflar ell Ingles
& los Latino-americanos, Og61sd0S0 6G6gGr.
Els simplemente ensefar por la voz humane,
esta voz Sc oye tan olaramente como La de
ualquier miembro de la familia hablando-
Aos en- el hogar. Los elementos tecnicos quo
dan eIiminados, desaparecen obstAculoS, Ia
Gimplifica 81 procedimiento dc aprender y es
adquisici6n de la hsbilidad de oonversaT Sc
haze facil en- muy corto tempo.
RI aeento corriente la pronunciation Sc
aseguran, porque los fonagramas solo EXPIRE
san sonido emitidos por un cantor perfecto.
Todas las leCciones revisten el oaracter de
colversacion, sea la especie de palabras y
Traces que Sc smplean diariamente y las mas
necesarias que ell extranjerp debe aprender,
Setiene ala vista uno delos libros, y medi
da que el dido escucha & la lengua pronunciar
GAIA sflaba, el ojo observa como Sc deletT6a
cada palabra y la mente guarda las impresio-
mes transmitidas asi. Oasi antes de aperCi--
bienos de clio, nos aoostuInbrRmos q PensGr
en- el idioma que estudiamoa.
He aquf algunAs de las ventaias de este sis
tema: No tiene maestro, no hay honorarios
nj contratiempos, no SO olvidan las lecoiones
pasadas nj peligro de adquirir un NAL acen-
to. Sc aprende tanto en- una semana, por
unas cuantgs lecciones de diez minutes cada
dia como 10 que un professor ordinario ensefa-
La en- un mes. Con eI Metodo Lengu4ono la
"a a@AAuASAQAoh AA AAA0AA4e4 La OS0esAG A0 SUI
81 arduo deber que muchos suponen. En- dos
palabras el sistema es tan complete esta dis
puesto de tai modo que el primer dfa va Be ha-
bla algo, un POGO mas 81 siguiente mas aGn
81 que sigue; On muy oorto tempo SO apren-
de hablar, leer y esOribir facil y oorreota
mente.
El Frances, el Aleman Ell Castellano han
sido enenados con 6xito por este BisteIma
Las personrs que deseen cpnooer mas por-
memories pueden dirigirBe I'he Interndt5oaa
I bge Languages, Metropolis Building, Nueva-
York.
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ANUNCIO De SUBAsTA.
DEPARTAMENTO
DEL INTERIOR.

Ofcina del Superintendente de Obras
P1blicas. San Juan. P. B., Abril 90.
1905.
] PropoBiciones en- pliegos cerrBdoa
para o. adiudiCaci6n en- p6blica subs
ta del suministro y entFega de dos mil
quinientos (250O) metros c6bicos, mas
8 menOs. de piedrR triturada, para d
conservation de la csrretera No. 1,
San Juan-Cayey. Kos. IL S6, Sc admi-
tir6n en- esta O6cina hssta las 10 .. n.
del dia IL de Msyo de 1905, en- que so
abFirsn r1bIicRmante.
Tod0s los dstos necesaPios se dar&n
en- esta O6cins. donde Be encuentran
de manifesto todos lOs dccumentos que
hRn de Fegir en d contrata y podr6n
rsCoger los licitadoreG los modeIos de
proposiCiones que han de pResentar.
In admiDistFaci6n Sc FeseFVa el de-
Fech0 de Rechs zar cuaIquiers todas
Las proposiciones.
p T.. FERNANDEZ.
Superintendente de Obfas P6-
b.icas.
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Treasury Dopaftnsnf0f PtO. Rico.
subaata pdbliea. Bienes inmueb!es

9ubasta pdblica& Bienes inmuebses.
Eldia 18 de Mayo deI1905, & Ias dos
de Ia taFde, seFan venaidos en- Sub,
ColectuFfa de Rentas Internas do est8
municipalidad 81 meior postor, los 81
guientes bienes inmuebles que fneron
embaFgados por no hAb6r pa9ado & So
debido tempo les contribuciones VEN
cidas y los recargos seg6n dispone ID
Ley de Rentas Internas:
Propietsrio. Francisco y. C6Fdoya.
Description de % prOpiedad:
Embargo Caso no 1857.
so cuerdas de terreno en ell baFriO
de CaOnillas-agriba de esta iurisdic.
Ci6n, quebrAdo con plantaCionea de
cafe, platanos, pastos y malezas, lin
dando al N. Rosa Sandoyal v Quintin
Arroyos S. Ell Rio grsDde de CoaSillas,
q. Pedro Rivera Collazo; O. Josefs
Rivers, Sues. de Vict0riano Ruiz, Ju-
Liam YambO. y Manuel Bslen Perez.
CONSTRUCTION adeudada S11.24
Mas FecaYgos y c0stas.
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Propietario. Ledesma y Companfa.
Description de ID propiedad:
EmbaFgO Gaze no. 18, 066.
Porci6n de finca r6sticB, situsda en-
eI Barrio de Jayuya-arriba de este
TerminO Municipal, de 537 Cuerdse
con cuant0 en- elias esta encIavhdo.
IindsndO 81 NoTte con tierras de IA
mitmR flca de que Sc RegregS ests
parcela y Les de- Juan Blntista Rivers.
Este. con FsEmfa OstOlazs. Cayeta-
no de JeE1s. Ranh6n HernSndez par
&c de Il inca principal hipotecada 81
BAnco Espa mol de Puerto Rico. Sud,
tarrenos de Bautiats Rivers don Ga
vino Ledesma, y Oeste Sucesorea de
Roses y Compafi1o.
Contribution adeudadR 81. .082.10
MAJ reCaTgos j oostas.
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DESPUES DE PROBAR todos los engafio-
SOS remedies que Sc anuncian es ouando mas
Sc agradece la efioaoia BADICALdel Digesti-
vo Mojarrieta, cuya superioridad esta univer-
sSlmente confrmada.
Curaciones desesperahas en- personas bien
Conoc das que 10 tomarbn durante tres me-
ses son las que 10 han hecho gloriosO, perc
un solo estuche produce Inejor efscto que
una docena de frasoos de cualquier otro re-
medio porque adem8s de ser 81 dnioo verda-
dero Curative radical del est0mago y del
intestine, sin enganosa aoci6h calmante, es
Digestive PurifcadoF de los alimentos,
Sc debe exigir que ceda hostiR tenga gra-
pado el nombre Digestive Moiarrieta.
Dep6sto general de las Farmacias dc Blanc0 ga,
Ramon Almazan y Fide quiliermety, on san Juan
de Puerto Rico; deventa On las prinCpales Drogue
Elas de Europay America
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Propietario: Amador DGviIs.
Descripci6n de d pFoDiedad
IT,. La9~-a traa~1S ~ 1.Gg2IO

Propietario: Amador D6viIa.
Description de d pFoDiedad.
Embargo Cago no. 1913.
R6stiCa terren0 llano quebrado &
cafe. pl6tnnos, pastos con casas situada
en- el b8rrio de JayuyRiarribR de este
T6rmino Municipal. de IS cuerdas.
lindnnd0 81 Norte con Rosario Cana
les, Sud GuilIermo Pierluissi Y Ledes
ms g CO, Oeste Nemeaio r.. CAnaIes p
Este con mas. tierFas de Ledesma e
Co.
Contributor Bdaudad& S 278 SO
Mas recArgos y costas.
El Comprador de cada propieda5
debe depositsr en- efectivo, 10 menos eI
diez por ciento del valor en- que le ssa
veudida. Guys sumR perder6 en CRsn
de que deiase de pagRr elFestO de lR su.
ma Dor ls Cual Ie fu6ajdudicada la pro-
piedad. duFants los diex dias siguientes
81 en- qu3 Sc verifiC6 el Femate.
Utuado. p. r. Abril Is 1906
AT. SERBIA,
Sub Collector.
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Treasury lsgaI IIIlsnl 0t Pt0, Rleo'
subasts pdbIIea Blenss inmueDles-

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El dia 10 dc Mayo de 1904 Lee doa s
de la tarde. ser6n vendidos en- onD.
ColeotRrfa De Rantas Enternas de est
muniCipalidad III mejor postOr, los e.
guientes bienea inmuebles que fueIon
emoargados por no habeF pFgado 81
debid0 tempo Ias contribuci0nes ven
Cidas y HOs recsFgas seg6n dispone la
Ley de Rentas LnteEnas:
Pr0pietario, Juan Pablo Vega.
Description de Ia propiedad:
Embargo Case no. IL. 1913.
6t cuerdas terrenO quebrado cate
platRnos v maIezag. situadas en el B2-
rrio C0nsejo de este I6rminO Munich.
pal. linaanta 81 Nofte con teFFanog DC
Vidal y co. Sud Ffancisc0 Oliver y
Sucesi6n Manuel River; Este loa
mencionados Vidal y Co. Y Oeste
PiazzR Natal BArtoIo Ortiz
C0ntribuci6n adeudadR $29 04
Mas recsrgos y costas.