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The Ely miner., 1905-11-24
Stay on Your Homestead.

Special Agent Layman of the Crooks
ton land office, had the following to
say last week regarding the home
stead laws:
II am fearful that the future will
deprive many of the homesteaders
throughout the north country Of the
claims that they have in the govern
ment lands. There has certainly been
much laxitY of attention to the law
on the subject by those that have filed
on land in the Crookston district. The
law is very pointed as regards the
residence on the land it is only half
the instances that the law is followed
to the letter. This of course leaves
the defective place in the title to tile
land.
I'm the previous years the attention
of land owners has been directed to.
ward other lands, but now that the
value of the soil of Northern Mime
sofa is gradually becoming so vel
known there is a fight for the best and
most fertile locations. This will
mean that the grounds for the claim
toany piece of land by any homestead
er will be be strenuously examined
and put to the test of law If there ap
The Ely miner., 1905-11-24
TWELFTH ANNUAL
Ball of the Ely Fire Department
Promises to be Successful.

Arrangements are rapidly shaping
themselves for the Twelfth Annual
ball to be given by the Fire Depart
ment on Thanksgiving Eve. NoV. 29th
The various committees having
charge of the affair have been named
and are doing their share towards
making the affair success. La
Brosse's Orchestra of Duluth will
furnish the music and Geo. McGreaVy
of Two Harbors will do the prompting.
Botn the orchestra and Mr.. McGreayy
are recognized as of the best.
The committees named are as fol-
lows:
ExEcUTIvE--Peter Schaefer, G. j.
Mott and VIM. LaBeau.
RECEPTIoN-The entire department
Of thirty men.
FLooR-,John Columbo, Frank Wag-
ner, l. G Cox and Iver Visited.
DECoRATIoN-Iver Visited, T. Chill
ders, Jos. Seraphine, Richard Hodge,
Jacob Skogland. f. C. Miller, Harry
Chinn, Lewis j. White and Geo.
Holmes.
TICKET-John Seraphine and Lewis
j. White.
DooR-G. Holmes and John Habian.
A committee Of ladies from Dia-
mond Rebekah lodge have agreed to
furnish turkey supper at midnight
at the Odd Fellows hall. Tickets for
the supper will be SOC each and will
be on sale at the ball room, Every
one come prepared to stay until
O'Clock. or later. and supper will be
necessary.
The Ely miner., 1905-11-24
Let Them Know.

A new idea has been advanced by Il
newspaper man in an adjoining state
regarding the mail order business.
The newspaper man saw farmer
friend Of his receiving set of har-
ness from the local freight Office, the
consignment coming from Chicago
mail order house, and demonstrate
with him, attempting to prove that
he was making mistake as many of
the local dealers would furnish him
the same or better goods just as cheap
and keep the profits at home. 'But," 4"
said the farmer, "this is the first time
L have heard there was harness shop
in this town. have taken your
paper for five years and have never
seen line of advertising in it about
such an institution in all the time /
have been a subscriber. But you can
see the Chicago houses has kept me
posted all the time" And there is
more truth in the statement than the
average merchant dreams Of who
The Ely miner., 1905-11-24
MININGlMAT1ERS.

Although the York Of sinking has
been in progress Ance August, 1903, it
will be six me ntW before the immense
new shaft at thieSteel corporations
big Chapln mintNat Iron Mountain,
Menominee rangE is completed. The
shaft is now dow over 200 feet and
will -penetFate to depths of j .6QQ. feet.
It is % by IL feet in dimensions, and
includes pump column compartment.
cage and two skip compartments, with
a triangular space in the pump COM
partment for a. balnce lift. A
feature of the shaft is that the fram.
ing will be of steel. Steel 4-inch l.
beams are used for part Of the frame,
and 3O-pound steel rails for the rest
The shuttles are rails feet long. In
this shaft, known as &C." Luding'
ton, will be installed the great Corn
ish pump taken out of the Chapin's
I'D" shaft nine years ago. This huge
machine now lies on the surface,
Wu0Te lU WdS pldCSu "uCH OhC SdfihR
of the surface above mined ground put
I'D" shaft out of commission. The
pumps capable of lifting 1900 gallons
of water a minute from depth of L.
500 feet with pressure of 125 pounds
Of steam at the throttle. Its surface
parts weigh about 600 tons, the fly
wheel alone weighing 164 tons, and
the underground parts for the depth
proposed will weigh 300 tons more
Excavating for the foundation fol
this pumping plant is in progress, and
will be carried down to the ledge, a
depth of3l feet. The foundation wiz
be 40 by IS feet at the base and 43 by
72 feet at the top. 1t will be con
structed of rock and cement, tied will
l2-inch I-beams, and will contain ap
proximately 100000 cubic feet of solid
masonry.
The Ely miner., 1905-11-24
WlNI0N SCHOOL NOTES.
CBy Belle Dayis.D

Death, most Unexpectedly, has In
vaded ur ranks, and taken from our
midst a claSsmate.
Died at her home in Winton, about
Up. M, Wednesday, Nov. %, 1905,
Addie MCGEE, fellow pupil. Mon
day morning she was in her place as
usual. and showed no evidence Of ill
ness. In the afternoon she was ex-
cused from school upon her own re-
quest stating that she was feeling un-
well. Upon reaching home she be-
came worse and DR.. Humphrey, the
local physidian was hastily summoned.
Everything possible was done to re-
lieye her suffering but without avail.
The doctor pronounces her illness a
severe attack Of appendicitis. She
never rallied from the first attack,
but grew steadily worse. Her father,
and three brothers, who were absent
were sent for, but unfortunately did
not reach home until after her death.
She leaves host Of friends to sorrow
at her untimely death, so Young, so
much before her. We, her teachers
and classmates feel the loss more than
we can say, and to that Home where
sorrow comes not we bid her soul
God-speed; and we, her teachers and
fellow pupils of the Winton Public
Schools. desire to express our great
sorrow at her death and sincerest SYM
pathy to the bereaved parents and
brothers.
The Ely miner., 1905-11-24
Swedish Visitor.

E. Wanjura, mining engineer from
Gellivara, Sweden, is on the ranges
studying the iron mines. He arrived
at New York two weeks ago and has
followed the ore handling from the
blast furnaces in the east to the mines.
1t is his first visit to America. He
finds that there is much more to be
seen on the ranges than lie expected
and is greatly astonished at the won
derful development. He will sail for
home after January /. t...
The Ely miner., 1905-11-24

Developments at the WEIGH explora-
tion of Oglebay, Norton s. Co. near
Commonwealth, Wis, are such as to
indicate the opening of another large
mine on the Menomlnee range. In a
drift run in southeasterly direction
from the shaft, most promising vein
Of high grade ore has been encount-
cred. The shaft is down 300 feet. At
this depth the ore deposit has width
of twenty feet and has been drifted
upon for 150 feet. 1t is the opinion OF
the management that the mineral
body will widen with depth.
The Ely miner., 1905-11-24

Lake Superior copper mines again
established a record production last
month. September's output exceeded
all previous figures, but the October
production was 100000 pounds larger
than the September yield, and the
greatest in the history of the district.
The Michigan mines produced 19.4O0,-
900 pounds of refined copper last
month. Lake brandsof copper aver
aged l6a cents pound last month.
which indicates that the October pro-
duction sold for approximately 3d..
20O. 900.
The Ely miner., 1905-11-24
Helps Shipments.

The impression prevails among rail-
road men that ore shipping will con-
tinue until the next cold snap and
that when this comes it will be i'm
possible to prolong the season. Ad-
vantage has been taken Of the fair
and mild weather of the last two
weeks to the utmost by the mines as
all are anxious to get out every ton
of ore possible.
The Ely miner., 1905-11-24
OFFICIAL
PROCEEDINGS
of the City Council.
Ely, Mimi. Nov. 2lst, 1905.

/
The regular meeting of tile city
council was called to order at O'Clock
P. M. by Acting Mayor Knutson,
Mayor Vail being absent.
Roll-call: Present, Aldermen Ellef-
sen, Kandelin and Agnich. Absent,
, Aldermen Coad and Porthan.
Moved by Alderman Ellefsen, sup
ported by Alderman Kandelin that
the minutes of the previous meeting
be approved as published. Carried.
Petition from Peter Lakner asking
the council to transfer the unexpired
portion of the license granted to him
for the sale OF intoxicating liquors at
retail in the lower front room Of build
ing situated on lots, block Z, Plat of
Ely. expiring February 1st, 1906. to
Joseph Smuk, to be used in the lower
front room Of building situated on lot
3, block 6, Whiteside's Addition to
Ely, was read.
Moved by Alderman Agnlch. sup
ported by Alderman Ellefsen that the
transfer be sanctioned on Mr.. Smuk
filing the proper bond. Carried.
Application from And. Mills asking
the permission of the council to tap
the new water main to be put in back
Of his property in the alley between
Harvey and Conan Streets was read.
Moved by Alderman Ellefsen, sup
ported by Alderman Kandelin that
the same be referred to light and
water committee, with power to act.
/ Carried.
! Application from John Pluth for
license to sell Intoxicating liquors at
retail in the lower front room Of
the building situated on lot 2, block
II, Whiteside's Addition to Ely, for
one year beginning Nov. 20, 1905, was
read. ''...
Moved by Alderman Kandelin sup
ported by Alderman Agnich that the
application be accepted and placed on
file and that license be granted on
'fapptTcanJ- -tff!ng proper Bonu Cafrfed:
| "A CltlIlH vi plUOO.OO lOI udludkCS W
real property of Eliza Conan, situated
in Sec. 33, Up. SO N. r, II w. in st.
| Louis County, State Of Minnesota, by
reason of City's going upon said land
and constructing and maintaining
thereon part of highway or street
known as Conan Street. since about
the year 1901, and asking that the
City pay the said claim within ten
days from the date Of the notice, Nov.
9th, 1905, to the said Eliza Conan or
that legal steps to enforce the pay
ment thereof would be instituted,
was read. ...... .
! Moved by Alderman Ellefsen, sup
ported by Alderman Kandelin that
the matter be referred to the City
Attorney.
The Board of Health reported that
in the matter Of complaint of VIM, f.
fairfield and others concerning the
slaughterhouse operated within the
city Of Ely by John Bedford; that they
had visited the said slaughterhouse
and found that the same was being
conducted in a clean and hygienic
manner and that it does not constitute
a nuisance so long as 1t is conducted
as it is at present
| Moved by Alderman Ellefsen sup
ported by Alderman Kandelin that
the same be accepted and placed on
| file. Carried.
| Moved by Alderman Ellefsen, sup
ported by Alderman Kandelin that
the council adjourn. Carried.
L. j. WHITE, City Clerk.
The Ely miner., 1905-11-24
pears to be the II chance.of getting

pears to be the le tchance,of getting
the land.
"That clause the law which is
most passed over nd neglected by the
homesteader is 7 At which refers to
the residence on HE land and culti-
vation thereof. Bn this contention
alone it is believ@ that over half the
claims in Northe Minnesota may be
successfully cont &ted. In some cases
men have been lown not to go to
their land at all knd in many other
cases only make caslonal visits. In
some of these cas- ; the land is not
even broken, let lone cultivated and
improved under tie meaning of the
law.n
The Ely miner., 1905-11-24

tion has been stirred up as to whether
semon extract will fall under the clas-
sification. Since so per cent Of lemon
extract is said to be alcohol and when
diluted halt and half with water is in
toxicating in its nature, number OF
pharmacists believe it will be placed
under the rule.
The Ely miner., 1905-11-24

Miss Inga Dahl of the High School
spent a few days in Soudan this week.
The Ely miner., 1905-11-24

fails to let the public know he is in
business through the medium of the
local paper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02

AcOrdado por ell ConCejo Municipal
BaCsr & remRts las obrfs de construC-
Ci6n de treintR niChos en- el Cemente-
rio de este pueblo, y cuyO presupuestO
asOiende & NOVECIENTOS OCHEN-
Ia 7 NUEVE DOLLARS SETEN.
Ia Y SIETE CENTAVOS. (989 10
se hR sen slado para el aCto del remate
eI die diez y Diete de O stubre pr6ximO
6 Lea dos de ls tarde, en- eI salon de
gesiones del Ayuntamiento.
Las propoaiCi0nes Sc sjastar6n aI
model0 que ae inseFtG continuation
del pIiegO de condolences econ6miCo.
administrative. el eual, Ga1 como el
de condolences facultatiVas. presupueS.
TO. plano y demaV dOCumentos que se
relaOionan con Ias expregadas 0brag,
90 enCuentran de mRDif sst0 en- 10 Sc
Cretarfa de este Ayuntamiento donde
pueden enterarse todos los que 10
deGeen. L0 que ge anunciR por medic
del presense para ls cOncurrencia de
IicitadOres. CaroIinR. P. R. 80 de
Stbre. de 1905.-NARCISO FONT,
A'CRlde Municipal.
3v.a
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Ell tabaCO Ell
Puerto Rico.
Informs D fIelaI.
ImpOrtanela do la sOmbTa para
prOdBGIr capaSt

Sc habfa conveniao Ell hacer una
cuiaadosa comparaci6n del gasto de
production y del vslor del tabaco
creci9o baio sc mbra y del crecido q
la intemperie pero por 10 demas en-
iguales condolences.
Cuatro und6oimas parties de una
cuerda SO sembE0 bajo sombra el
81 de noviembre de 1903, y casl
DOT ell mismo tiemp DO Sc sembraron
dos cuerdas q la intemperie.
Grandes lluvias hubieron preCi-
samente al Sembrar la de fuera, y
una gran parte de la ,primera que
Sc sambr0 fu6 arraStrada por el
aqua.
La dilaci6n en- replantarla y otrCs
irremediables inconvenientes de tai
moao intervinieron con la siembFa
al exterior que no vali6 la pena de
continuar la comparaci0n.
Con ell tabaco baj0 sombra Sc ST.
gui6 el trabaio hasta 10 dltimO,
conservandose cuidadosos apuntes
de clio. A causa de dilatarse en-
tener un rancho de curar q tempo
ell tabaco, Ell corte Sc hiz0 va pa
sado de madurez, por cuya raZ6n
Sc perdieron muchas de las hojas
del pie.
Corto tempo antes de empezar a
madurar las hojas SO pgeSent6 en-
elias una enfermedad, que desarro-
llaron una multitud de manchas
blancuzcas y oscuras. Sc propag6
rapidamente, y cuando lego ell mo-
mentO del corte casi todaS las no
jas estaban afectadas y muchas tan
daflaaas que resultarOD in1tiles CO.
mo para capas.
Una porci6n de las hojas enfer-
mas Sc enviaPon al DepartamentO
de- Agriculture de- los Estados Uni
das para ser exaninsdas. y el Pa
t6logo inform6 como sigue:
GTodas las hoja estan graOde-
mente infectaaas del fungo AscO-
cAyta nic0tiana. S"gdn mis- mejo-
res informes este fungo hasta aho-
ra no SO ia encontraao en- los Es-
tados Uniaos, y nunca hemos oidc
de que SO hubiese presentadO anteE
de akora en- puerto Rico. En- amos
pasaaos nos llegaron varias mott
cias de haberse presentado en- va
rios puntos de Italia. Estas noti-
cias, con TODD. ham sido de POGO
valor, y nosOtPos conocemOs poct
respecto de sus naturales condicio-
nes destructoras y en- defnitivs
tamb;6n desco nocemos todo Proce'
dimiento para combatirla. A juz'
gar por las muestras de hojas re-
mitidas, parece ser una enfermeaa'
por demas grave. y debi6ra teners'
gran cuidado para impedir su Pre-.
pagaci6n en- otros lugares.H
Es muy possible que I'm prudent,
sistema de abonar aumentarfa g
vigor de las plantas, haci6ndola'
menos susceptible de enfermarse
El uso de un~ fertilizante contenien
DO una proportion de potasa, bas-
tante grande y, 81 ell suelo es h1-
meao atender al drenage. pudier'
ser benefcioso. Las h0jas enfermaI
y todos los Fesfduos ae una cose.
cha enferma deben quemarse.
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Ell doctor Rose S Ar
tau de UtuadO.
IDpOIta1t 1t0s tEabsjoS de Ia C0Tte
Municipal.
FL iuez p Pa'mer sentencia a Felipe
Vargas, autor de graves dellros'
Agente V.sltante.
(D6 maestro corresponsoZ }

Ssptiembre 29.-Ayer, vfspera del
patron do eata ciudad, sa dieron Cita
en- eI edifiaio de la Colonia Esp&foEa,
les e'emeutog de la bigb 16fe de esta
scciedad, para espeTar en- grata tertu-
IsYk favor de espoleadss aIegTfRs.
Ia h0Ya sen l.doTa del t6rminO de Ia
noche en- que al propi0 tempo empe-
zSra el GA onom6stiCO del popular
amigo y empenRdO humRnists doctor
Roses.
Fac aqueIIa una Verdadera demog'
traction de spirit RrtfstioO buc6liCo. Ii ar
! m6nicO. .americRniz8nte, en- que todce
tomsron parte, por igu8l delRtora de
sua bueDes aptitudes y decididG deVc'
ci6o.. -. psro 10 honorable palma Sc Ia
ilev6. f1eYB de tOda diacusi6n. ell chig'
toso conteFtuli0 den Enrique Rqbi0.
Craemos que el actO, para ell amigo
Miguelito, como vufgsrmente y en- pa
tentiz sci6n de carifI ge le llama. ha
eido IN bar6metro donde pudo apre-
cier de maneFa evidente. ell COrcsptc
de estims msci6n y ell puesto que Gcupa
en- esss sGciedad en- el CCrg z5n de sul
Gmigos.
La corte municipal oelsbr6 en- el
dis de aver. 50 juioios criminRIes.
Ell honorable juez Palmer gentenci6
FeEipa Vargas. CondenandOIO POI
impoRturR, & dcs ! u de carceI y
50 900 de unuIta y costss.
Ell delito p0r Ell que fa6 juzgadO el
citado Vargas. es al de fsIsifsar unol
Wales. H4cfa custro meges que dich0
condenadO sndk bR pr6fugo y ha sido
80 desgrsCia eli que 10 hsy1n cAptura'
d.; porque Ia corte de distrito 10 re-
QuieFa para oRstiGarI0 pOr 0trO deIitt
anslcg0 aI 20 expFesRd0 y Ia corte de
Msn&tf 10 eRpeTR para RentenCiAri0 poi
hurt0 dc msyCr cuRnt1s.
En- notas Rnterioreg I!am8mCs ID
atenci6n do los RntoFidadea competen
teg. sGbre que no as permitiera dcrmir
en los bagcones los que han erefdt
que csc sitiog son p6blicsa Games. J
ii gs hubiera atendil 10 & nueRtro alertt
no tendl famoB hay Qus deCir que 81
hR cOmetido en- eI de is c'fnic8 del doc
tor r seH. ura gucie0Rd inCagificable
qns dice nay NAL 80 l. respective s Il
cnItur& de eAta pobleC' On.
Tambi6n 20 ha comesidO otFo h8ch,
vergoDzoso en- Ia GOfeina de la AT 6
miG1 que dirigs el mismo doctor.
AcasO est8 vez 90 tomen medida
para evitAr la continus ci6n de cOsa
que puR1an contra el buen n0mbre d.
nueRtEo gobierno local de ia ciudat
de Utuado.
-E8te me Ias fsstas pstroDslea 6
han reduCido un bale y 6 una diana
hecha subtraction de las fdnciones re
Iigiosas.
Sc encuentfs entFe nos0tros nuea
trO diatingqido amigo don JaR6 de j
ESteves, conoeidO periodista puerto
rriQuen0.
81 amigo sefI 9F Esteves psssrs sou
variog di&s On Ell ejercicio de sus fun
fupciones. =.
ReiterGmpRIe nueatro carifI = le de
seamOs exitD complete, para que 30 v6
Obiig do s proporci0narnoos mucha
oCaRiOnes que nos permitan estrecha
So mRno.
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TeTeera session CIontifICa do ID
ASOCiacI6n M6dICa.
EI proximo domingo se verificara
dicho aCto.

Inf6Fmase que la Aspciaci6n Me-
dica celebra ell pr6xiUlo domingo,
8 del Corriente su tercera session
cienti1ca q la una de la tarde en-
los salones del Ateneo.
e. La Junta de GobiernO invita- pa
"a esta reunion q los m6aicos en-
general y d las personss que Sc
interesan por la Association.
Sc trataran los siguientes temas:
La LopFa per doctor q levedo Baez
con demostraciones microsc6picas
por doctor Stahl; ell aisIamiento en-
ell tratamiento de los alienados por
doctor Goensga; Case de eventra-
ci0n pOr doctor Avilez; diffusion de
la Uncinaria y Liga de defensa
contra la Auemia por doctor Stahl;
presentation de un case de abra-
quia: una nina de Z amos nacida
sin brazos, ejerciendo la B funciones
de estOs y las manos las piernas y
los pies. por doctor Stahl.
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NO ACATARRARSE !

El catarro es una enfermedad que Jiena
mucha mas importancia de la que general
mente SO 10 atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganos del ouerpo cuyss funciones y fuerza-
debilita profundamente. Es causa frecuens
te de la sordera; afecta la vista, la narfz y la
gargsnta es geueralmente por donde EN-
pieza la tuberculosis tisis
La misma facilidad y la freouencia con
que SO pesoa un catarro haCe las personas
indIferentes para cuParlo Ia gran mayorfa
no SO preooupa de las conseouencias.
Les banos frfos por Ia mahana Immediate
mente despuGs de de- lar el lecho, dormir con
las ventanas abiertSs y evitar las corrienteS
de aire, son precauciones muy buenRs que
no cuesta trabajo el observarlas. Pero el
preventive mas SECURE, mas eficSZ, m$s faoil
mas positive tambi6n ell que aconsejan
los mGdicos, es Ia Emulsion de Scott de aCeA
te de higado de bRcalso.
Es sorpren9 9ante la fuerZa, vitalidad, ener-
gta poder de resistencia que recibe ell
cuerpo humane do las pequehas dosis de
Emulsion de Scott, que 80 le admtnistran
con constancia. Esta Emulsion, recubre
interiormente todas las parties d6biles y vul-
nerahes del Guerpo y 10 pone al 8brigo de Ia
infection oatarral.
De OuRndo en- ouando Rpareoen industria-
les POGO esCrupulosos anunciSndo emulsiones
ViuoS prepsradoa los que atribuyen pro-
pted8des curativas que no tienen y haSta hay
quten Sc atreve decir en- letras de imprenta,
que el petroleo kerosina es un alimento
jQu6 es el petroleo? I'm aceite mineral
que SO usa como combustible para lubrioa1
y lfmpiar maquinas para alumbrar.-Una
substantial indigestible que carece de la pro-
piedad esencial de TODD alimento, cual es la
8similacon; que pasa al travGs del tubo in
testinal sin modihcarse sin ser absorbidR:
una substancia, en- fin, que no tiene ninguna
de las propisdades ourativaS alimenticias
del aoeite de hfgado de bacalo, 81 Sc diiGse
que el petroleo es un alimento para maqui-
mas podria pasar, pero no para el cuerpo hu
mano.
81 ten6is alguna -duda, pregunt&d vues
tro mGdico; 81 os confrmara esta vardad; y
ci estais escasos de fuerzas, de carnes de
sangre, os aconsejara que toneis Ia Ernul.
ci6n de Scott
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In h6InbrO hOnrado.

sefior Editor.--Sfrvase informsr sus lee
Iores oue 81 me escriben coufidencialmente
tss m8ndar6 por eorTeo en- carta sellada ell
plan que segui por el cual obtuve Ell resta--
blecimiento permanente y compacto de mi
Ealud vigor varonil despues de amos de gu
frimientos de debilidad nerviosa, perdidan
nocburnas parties debiles y atrofadaS.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero de nadiei
fui robado estafado por oharlatanes, hasta
perder la f9 del genero humane, pero, graoiaH
Dios, eStoy ahora bien vigorosoy fuerte, y
con deseo de hacer oonoCer todos este RENE
dio oierto do ourarse.
No teniendo NADIA que vsnder nj que en-.
War G.. A. D, no deSeo dinero.
DiFecci6ni q. Brant, Box Delrsy, Mich.
ETUU,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02
NotiCias generates

Sc DESEA COMPRAR una roma
ma en- buen estRdo para pesar hRsta 90
quintaIes. y un coch9 de cuetr0 aaien-
toa con pAreja & sin ella. IofOrmarS
don Antonio e. Fern&ndez en- Ella
Correspondence. 8v.R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02
BalcO T0F Frlt0Fl3I J Agrlt9Ia
De Puerto Rico.
sFCCTON DE AHORROs.

Lapo85oj0qaes so6re Ii6ret0s: Dssda
1926 8 81, 900, devengar6n intereses al
6 por 100 anuaI.
AnapoaSoioses d pzGso EJo: Desde
$500 an s6elante deVenRarSn interGs sI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02

Da les dos msQnff sos autom6viIes
propiedad de D. Rogue PaniRgua. Tam.
b'6n se sdmite an soCiedad con Is pRr-
ticipaci6n de IN 4O%, & an buen Chauf.
feur 6 meoSnieO que sepa +nanejar d.
chos automobiles, para estsbIeOer ell
seTvicio de paaaieros On Ia iRTa.
Para mas informes diriianse & Te.
tusu no bpi0s. 3OV.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02

LA ESPECIALIDAD. de Rosa Co.
lon & Ca.-Cayey, P. R. Gran fibri.
co de Gig arros, elsboraGOs con les me.
iores hoias de <Toitao y <Mst6n0.
Venta sl por mayor y detail. Direc
Ci6n teleQr6fica: Rosa C9l6n.
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