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TOBACCO AND BITTERS
Aged Man Says He Owes His Life Ia
the Weed and TONES.

Pulaski. Tenn. March 3.-'If
hadn't chewed tobacco and taken
bitters all my life, reckon |
wouldn't be here now" said DIR.
Jesse Jones of No 500 South Ran
dolph street, who. with honorable dis
charges from four American wars
| and the experience of living idly |
through another because TOO old to
fight. is. at the age of 10 years, one /
Of the most unique characters in the
| United States.
Then DIR" Jones, by the way of
| showing that he meant what he said.
took a long pull at his bottle of "bit-
| ters" and a nibble at his twist of
! "homespun.
! Jones was born OF Portuguese
| father and a Choctaw Indian mother
! at Raleigh, y. c. June 10. 1896.
He enlisted in the war of 1912. /
when he was / 8 years of age, with I
Company b, under Colonel Moses and /
Captain Craig, as Indian scout, with /,
which command he stayed until Au
t gust, 1919. He says he was nine
1 miles below Mobile when the bells
k rang proclaiming the war at an end
r In 1920 he first discovered the
D. medicinal qualities of certain roots
re and herbs mixed with whisky the
lis compound constituting his 'bitters.
ho He asserts that II every man and
It's woman would become acquainted
X. with the healing qualities OF ma
Is. lures own remedies they would live
tie much longer
&c ne served as scout under Colonel
at Bfaaford IN the Florida indian and
l. fFehch wars. AFTER the close ne
o went 70 aoiig springs, MISS, ana en-
e listed under General Bradford fol the
.. MeKlcah war
e ne points win special prlde TO the
e lacl mat ne was one OF the first men
0 10 enter the enemy'S trenches at Mill
h POND. tie was also at Mexico CITY
-e with General scott. he then re
turned TO Holly Springs and picked
cotton for Ben Williamson and John
. - ncotl. tie enlisted IN Company d,
= hird United states volunteers, with
lapIaln walker in me ciVil war and
= fought al FRANKLIN Nashville Per
, ryVllle and other places. He was
re mustered out WIN hohoTs al the
be close OF me war.
g. me Doctor Is remarkably Wei
preserved and looks to be about 80
lie mas oeen married SIX times, thlr
y l"o children oelhS porn 10 MIN
recent Jones fahliy reunion II
ftolInes county, Mass, was ATTENDED
B" fH' ShiIdreu ana &rahdchildren
ne DOCTOR moved 10 inns coun
'H'''4 HlHt years ago ana 'o IN
''7'.' "n' od' "Lo.
nae 7a5a ne expects d" ave tIteel
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carriage Painting

See haze gpsnssi Wp IN ihv AoAAn.
Hf building ~hvrn we ARE prepared 60
Eitv atiil better ssiisfaefiou thAn ever
in gar iiHs ia rnhbe sire WORT RI.
EWnHias frv#tuu~ fnhNef 4~vh "a
CfastFHtf %uHe us.ffs lstts IA =
Fsit dsaeet
a. E KENNEnY
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ANNOUNCEMENT

The following announcements are |
made, subject TO the action OF the !
Democratic Primary, July %. 1906:
For County judge.
YANCY D. KEMBLE
TOM SPENCER
For County Clerk:
CHARLEY CROCKER
BOB BURLESON.
JESSE PARKER.
JOHN NJ. LOGGINS
For District Clerk,
ALVIN p KIDD
AMI CAROTHERs
CLINT SPALDING
FOR County ATTORNEY;
MARX SMITH
POI tas Assessor;
J. r. McELRoY Reelection
T. q WILLIS
JACK kMLEBREw
%
t"r Tas collector.
SNIP SPENCER reelection
to. sheriff
W NJ FORBES
TONY GROW FL
a. a. MILLER
W &E&NEnY
> p MiNNCK .r-ietlor
f. nAEUEN
ros Iastiss # the r,ss- i'Fvciatt I
" ~ fNlu1 DAVIS
NJ " sRSi0HT
kaas aosH missioner Pr~simst
W a WITHERSrooN
aP CRIMES
" nYSuM
kas sosnts ~ag.sriEssnsas ut isuhit,
tn*ssustfaa
r BnOoss reelection
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corn. and 80 regions II bad attack
mas caass an almost entire iosa OF
the stand Tn. corn root worms, to-
gs;heF ~lfh ene or tao allied species
working IN substantially the sam.
way. causes an annual loss nt at
issst : FsF sssat at the crop. o. sssrns
SEQ 00a 900
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. CITY ANNOUNCEMENT
. . <<>> 900

For City Assessor and Collector:
CHARLEY KENNEDY.
For City Marshal:
TOM DIXON, reelection
For City Secretary:
CHARLEY WALTERS
For City Treasurer:
SAM ANDREWS
For city Attorney;
J NJ ESKRIDGE.
For Alderman Ward 1:
h. b. KENNER.
For Alderman Ward =:
w. l.. p. LEIGH. re- election
For alderman Ward 3:
LEE INGRAM
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kh~ N.ft s4ll run spseiag train
from Waco ts Dallas saada, an a.
0oant - game ~ baseball t,..s y zen
hs ttAilss aud - louis tssaaas rss.
traln it Ga" ~ AsxAsa@e hle al 70 ~
"a n. Heua iFsp fat. wiii b~
g. -
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Atr an His Aehf saEsrs
equal 10 "a. ~heltl Mgl usnmse
#AY4 waFw wnw1@szT n
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List Of Appointments.

Feeling that the time has come
when we should push the organiza-
ton OF our county to the end that old
Ellis may do her part in carrying out
the plans OF the Southern Cotton AS
ISOLATION, mass meetings will be held
at the following places:
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~ asss rsxsssea "a. zoe sassae
wi~ssfte tight xiae~@ VIVA xus~.
ia T8~@Fs Caa.usns ~
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Speaking will be had by Messrs.
r. D. Hudson, Bowd Farrar, II. n.
Peters and myself. We urge that
the citizens of these respective com
munitles come out for the consider
alton OF the great interest involved in
this work J. M aIDERDJCE
PRESIDENT Ellis County Association
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Nash, March 6, 7;30 p, m.
Boyce, March g, 1880 p. M.
Sterrett, March 8, 1880 p. m.
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The following announcements are
made subject TO the action OF the
Democratic Primary, July 2s. 1906:
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03
Order for Hearing Application for
appointment Of Administrator,

State of Minnesota, County of St. Louis, IS.
In Probate Court. Special term, July 25th,
1906. -
In the matter of the estate of Joel E. Tur-
ney, deceased. -
On nreceiving and filing the petition of Mary
Turney. of the county of Grand Forks, North
Dakota, representing, among other things,
that Joel E. Turney, late OF the county of St.
Louis, in the state OF Minnesota, on the 18th
day of October, A. D. 1901. at the county OF
Eau Claire died intestate, and being an in
habitant of this county at the time of his
death, leaving goods, chattels and estate
within this county. and that the, said petit
tiouer is the widow of said deceased, and
praying that administration of said estate bc
to John M. Martin granted: - =
1t Is Ordered, That said petition be heard
before said court on Monday. the 9th day Of
August A. D. 1906, at ten O'clock q. M. at the
probate Office, in the court house in the city
OF Duluth, In said county ~ -, - {
Ordered Further. That notice hereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased and to ali
persons interested, by publishing this order
once in each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day OF hearing. in the Virginia
Enterprise. weekly newspaper printed and
published at Virginia, in said county. and
that a copy of this order be served upon the
county treasurer Of st. Louis county not less
than ten days prior to said day Of hearing. J.
Dated at Duluth, Minnesota, this 25th day
of July, A. D. 1906 @. -. = i 49, :: i:
- =: - I. By the Court, .. 49, q ~ Z q q
Aug 3lT NJ .*z5's z *xs@J. B: MIDELECoFF, : 5
f..7 III. 7sH r E=$ I'll. .=ss. IT. Judge Of Probate.
:lseai Probate Court, St. Louis Co., MINI. *
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

+ &, ssssssS rs S 1. State OF Minnesota,
5s ~ i zs . County OF ST. Lollis, SO,
In Probate Court special Term, j July 10Th.
= $685.
In the matter 81 the estate of Lloyde May,
deceased: IS 90 1'
I On receiving and fling the petition 81
christina May. OF the County of ST. Louis, re-
presenting among other things; that Loyde
May. late OF the County Of st. Louis, IN the
State OF sMinnesot 4. Oh AZ 4theS @8Oth 3 a.
of june. a. {. D.E u 1866, 81 the County
of 81 Louis. died ntestate, and being an ia:
habitant of this County at the time Of hia
sdeath. leaving goods. ehattels. and estate
within this County and that the said petition
Ter Is esurviving mother OF eaid deceased,
and praying thAt / ID dminist stre ton Of said
sestatesbe oChristinta May, the said mother,
8 ord that said etition be heard
befOresaid Court on Monday, the 18th day 81
August, AID. 1905, ten o. clock d. M. at the
Probate office, IN the Court House In the City
OF Duluth, Iii said County.
Ordered fuFthers That notice hereof be
given to the heirs ;of said deceased and to all
parsons interested 81 BY pub blishfng this
Order once IN eachssWeek fOrs three sue
CesaiVe weeks prio~ to said #daYsOf hear
Ing, iii the ..sV VIRGINIA Enterprise
WeeklysneWspapcrpr printed and publfshed q
Virgin insaid County. and that scopy 81
this. vder be served. upon tho Comfy Treas-
days prior 70 said day of hearinp
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03
Jud ge Of PrObat te.

z j. B:.MIDDLEcoFF announces him
self as candidate for reelection to
the office of Judge of Probate Of st,
Louis county, and seeks a renomi:
nation as a Republican at the pri.
mary election to be held Septemb bei
18th. If my administration of the
office in the past has met with the
approvaIof the people I shall be
pleased toserve them again. = - - E:
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

4. JoHN=R. ME1N1NG, one Of those
who "also ran" for the Republican
nomination for sheriff two years
ago, is the latest entry in the pres
ent shrievalty nomination fight
Mr.. Meining enjoys q wide acquaint::
atlce both in Duluth and on the
ranges, and has visions Of: a victory
in the present mix:up. s5s s. .zs:s. &. :z5'sssa
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

~ Id = - - - : sm~st'
+. AND on the other hand, if one
thief assists another thief in hold
ing upa municipality on piece Of
contract work, which thief is the
more honorable Of the two? Public
opinion will answer, neither. 49,.
THE. creosoted wood block pave.
ment manufacturers who are. to
furnish the material for the Vir-
ginia pavement. claim to have
enough interest in the class of
work done to see that it is properly
done. A good thing for the man
who pays the freight that someone
has enough interest in futures to
protect his interests. ~ i
JUDGE JAMEs al: HANKS, a Duluth
attorney, has filed for the Republi-
can nomination for judge of pro-
bate. This makes three entries to
date, with a promise of more.
There is one thing to consider in
voting for man for this position
not to vote for man to close up
your affairs after death whom you
would not implicitly trust in life.
JUDGE PRINCE, of Eveleth, has
quit "binding over" criminals to
the grand jury, alleging that the
practice is useless as convictions
will not result, and has adopted the
plan of giving criminals all he can
and letting it go at that. Judge
Prince is not known as "chronic
crouch or kicker" either, and his
opinion of the grand jury system
has been formed by close observa-
tion and experience. :.
: The CHISHOLM HERALD editor in
quires with about as much udacity
as he has thecourage to muster as
to- where:5P: r., Vail, candidate for
state senator; lives. In Virginia,
Ne, in Virginia although his var:
led interests demand his attention
at other range points much of the.
time. Hewill be found in st. Paul
during the next session of the leg.
islature, however, and will be found
doing loyal work for the interests
of his district.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

ED1ToR TALBoYs,ofth Chisholm
Herald, says in speaking of there.
cent county division meeting: e
wash our hands Of the ma ter, and
will take no part 81 the county di-
vision question hereaft We are
through with ssiitt.'' eminent CON
CURED ID by many, after ting the
manner in which I'd ditor TaIboys'
beioYed friend The Eyeleths states
man, was;pe ermit "a Is q don1inate the
meeting and sdicta sc the terms which
go fectually squeIched the diyis-
ion movements for AM other two years
|at least. But while ez Isditor TaIboys
wac present ia the meeting as. 4 del
Eegate we tailed Is hear any relnooin,, !,
|strance gainstst the pol o,utl lined
|by hia polite aIguardiia U
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

( JAMES n. MARTIN has resigned as
postmaster at ST. Cloud because he
does not feel that he can support
Congressman Buckman for re elec:
ton. If ali the postrnasters.in Con
gresham Bede's district who did
not support his nonnina alton would
resign there would be several jobs
opened in this district for loyal Re
spublicans. And the list 5resigna:
tiona would include some alleged
Repub blican editors, at that. =55&
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

SECRETARY SHAW writes the ma
tional banks of the country. that
there are not enough five dollar ills
in circulation.#os7sWe have often
noticed their scarcity, and wished
that something might be done to
relieve the situation. * .".I :.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT is going
down to Panama, as he says, "to
see the dirt fly" He could save
money, view one of the richest Sec
tions of his broad domain, and see
more dirt fly by visiting the 49th
district. during the primary cam:
paign. - - u. .;, -.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

{ PERHAPS man who would be-
come party to a hold-up game on
city contract would MAXI e
''sq uare" man as state senator. But
the chances are he would not. "z:.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

N: p. OLSON, editor of the Anoka
Free Press,is claimed. by the Prince
ton Union to have been one of
10000 democrats who voted for Bob
Dunn for governor two years ago.
We never before imagined there was
that number Of dampfools in the
democratic ranks<in Minnesota.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

= CLoQURT haa made application
for a free delivery system, and an
examination of her claimss is now
being made. This north country
continues to grow. .=.s:szs1-; !, !, !:
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

We note range exchange says,
evidently with view to things
political, that "the Vail home-is in
Ely, where the family resides" But
while Mr.. Vail's political opponents
may say these thingsth statements
are evidently actuated by wish
that his home. was in Ely, instead
of in the 10th. >.: = .S5... w. :. =. -" -,
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

SUPERIOR "'went dry" on Sunday,
and the Duluth press records the
fact that hundreds of residents of
the Wisconsin city came to Duluth
on that day to bend their elbow.
Didn't suppose you could get a
drink in +law-abiding: city like Du-
luth on the Sabbath day, either. :.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03
'rida a A ug1ust 1g

THE Ely MINER has started On it's
:twelft year. a bright paper, de-
voted to thesinterests Of its city, and
deservedly prosperous. :. e.. r * =.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

! ST. LOUIS COUNTY may some day
be divided, but it will never be done
by the selection of henchman of
the Standard Oil Co.. to steer the
proceedings or by giving undeserv-
ed attention to office-seekers who
imagine that their political future
depends on doing "fine work" for
the corporations. -: =
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

sssEss!
s'ssss
80.
HE l1ltIlltl l1Nl hlAE.2
s: 80 z.ge11ols. 81
Friday, August3 1905. 81
E,.a-e,, !, ~ ]. 3, s., ,-
s. second GLASS mail matter. 60 '7.' i
Terms. $2.Per Year. N Advance
=:: ==.=::=T e: -
THE ely MINER: has started On It's
twelfth year. "a bright paper, de-
voted TO the interests Of its city, a nd
deservedly prosperous. :.s.- !. E.. :. ~. =.
~ ooIIrT Ia, MOD -, -, -,
for q free delivery system, and an
examination ct her Claims is pow
being made. This north country
continues to grow. :s.ss:.s.... ss..= Z Z 4
Z PER,lHAPs q man who would be-
lcome a party to q hold -up game on
a city contract would MAXI "a
.tsq uare" man as state senator. But
the chances are ne y, .won1o not: .=. .=..
IF. the mayor Of a city should op-
lenly make the statement that a
can rake off $1,000 per smonthtand
1defy any man to catch me al it,
would yon trust him not to dd it!
Knowing the man, we would NOT.
=, ,7.., = ~.
tional banks aof the country tha,
there are not enough FIVE dollar bills
in circulation..~We have often
noticed their scarcity, and wished
that something might be done to
Erelieve the situation. 4 r.. :
..--.--- 1--.----.------
NA:'1DnNi Nosh' = 80 - - eoin .e
see the dirt fly." He could save
money, view one of the richest sec.
tons of his broad domain. and see
more dirt flv by visiting the 49th
district during the urinary cam.
naiqn. E *...-.> =. - ~
------ ---------- !. ~ - =. :.
y. Z. o1eoN' ~, eo1'oi oi .ne Anoha
ton Union ia have been one mi, ri
2OOOO dem ocrats who voted for Boh
Damn for -oovernor two wears q ) aoo
We never before imagined there was
that number Of dampfools ii the
democratic ranks<in Minnesota
:-- = ---,-:- =. = -3.---- :. - i.
oofhR4ok went oly VI ounuay'
ana the Doiu.n press recolos 'he
The w;acons;, c;+v1 "a me - D,,l,,th
IN that dav to bend their elbow
Didn't annnoae vou could oct a
drink i'm 1aw.abidinp citv like Dn.
luth on the Sabbath day. either,
- - @--.-- - =. : :-.--- - -.
. hhshWHhkh s IN th's issue -: ''' we pun.
1lsn the Po11t1cai announcement oi
J. D. t11oaleeon' WHO SEEKS le'e.ec:
Middlecoff,s record inShandling the
affairs: of. the office is well-known,
and his wide. acnnaintance< on the
ranges insures him pleasing inc vote.
io,z-31 -: - ~. - e..
"; !: r. Js' oasa. -. -. M -, :
..c,S4 -. v1,,aa,s,, o1o ~,
49,: "" 80 ~ s s@..t - ~. - et :
-s.s 49, 49, - whaa,su
made sl2 new American citizens
during the trip, but we think Johns
estimate of the number of Socialists
might stand a little pruning. =. -
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

Western Federation, says that the
"Court on Wheels" made <812 new
Socialists during the recent tour Of
the ranges. The Court on Wheels"
made sl2 new. American. citizens
during the trip, but we think Johns
estimate of the number Of Socialists
might stand little pruning. =.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-03

:lseal Probate Court, St. Louis Co.,, MINI. 1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-18
Ell KAISER Y =. :.
FL BALE.

Acaba de celebrarse en- CrefeId Gale
mania), en- preseucia del Emperador
Guillermo, un congreso International del
baiie.
A esta asamblea, titulada Official, han
asistido varias docenas de autoreg, macs
tros de bale, y profesOres de teleue, modas
trato social.
Ell pTesidente del congreso, Herr Knoll,
deSpu6s de haber expuesto los progresses
de la coreograffa; hizo ell elogio del EN-.
perador como protector del bale. En-
efecto: el Kaiser ha ordenado hace POGO
mas de un afio la engefanza de dicho arte
en- los cuarteles, anunciando al mismo
tempo que le agradarfs yer en- las escue-
las cursos de coreografia.
En- una carta dirigida por RI Empera-
dor uno de sus amigos, decfa no hace
mucho tempo Ell Sober8no:
"La educaci66n no es perfecta sino cuan-
do Sc sabe bailar bien''.
Sabido TODD este, no extrafar6 que Gui-
uermo IL haya aeeptado el patronato del
congTeso de Crefeld. IF
Tras ell elogio del Emperador, hecho por
Herr Knoll, eI delegado frances Mr.. Gil
randet, pTesidente de la Academia in
ternacional de baile, propuso un veto de
admiration y de deVOus0aent & la persona
del Kaiser. Luego hizo el panegfrico do
la danza, terminando con las siguientes
palabras: '
"El baile-segdn ha dicho Napoleon I
-es IN reposo moral; palabras que signi.
fcan mucho y que prueban Ia grandeza de
nuestra mission en- la sociedad''.
Pasando ahora de la parte ret6rica del
congreso 10 mas interesante de los hechos
concretos, diremos que los asambleistas
han acordado la creaci6n de los siguientes
bales: "Riged6u del Emperador CUTLER.
mo-, ''Los fnlandeses'', "Vals vien6s" =
''Vals franco-aleman." ::
: Por ell contrario, resolvieron proscribir
de la buena sociedad los bales denomiua-
dos "Kraquette, ''Matchichas'' apollo
"Agraeh'', ''TrasatIantique' ''Cake-walk''
y 'Boston de los epil6cticos''
Lo que nos apresuramos 4 poner en- CO.
nocimiento de los muehos devotos con que
cuenta Terpsfcore.
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IF You WANT T0 BUY
0

Teniendo que trasladar su residencia de
la Marina; el abajo firmado ofrece en- VEN
Ia su gran acopio de los siguientes objetos
tanto nuevos como de segunda manO, al
0Ontado.
Tres cajas de hierro en- buen estado, sur
lido en- yunques, tornillos, barras pie de
cabra, cadenas de todos tamaflOs, espigO-
nes, C aVos, hierro galvanizadO, gatos cor
naquis.
Cordages de Manila de todas classes y ta-
mafiOs, cable de alambre, motones, anclas,
remOs, Iona y estopa, alquitran y PEE. acei-
to, pinturas herramientas para mulas y
caballos, papel de filtro embreadO para
techo, herramientas para herreros, camas
para ell ejercitO [nuevas y de segunda ma
mol, estacas creosOtadas, y juegOs de roma
mas para platafOrma de peso de 900 $4,000
lb., carretOnes de una rueda, ruedas para
carros y un gran surtidO de artGculos de
alta menci0n.
Afiadiendo "a 10 expresado que la casa
misma en- que Sc encuentran los enarradOs
artfculOs, Sc Ofrece iguaImente en- venta,
JOHN CLOY.
P. o, Box 6S8, San Juan, p. R
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Una nina De OGHO
amos suiCida..
IN IaI6 case De 'dstsInIaIsma
FOrnd una Gusrda con glr0nss
del traIe de 81 madTs.


Ell % de Oct. en- New Jersey trat6 de-
de edad, hija de Clement Fields. El mo.
two de haber atentado contra 50 vida fue
el haberla castigado So madre dandole
unos azotes y encerrandola luego on IN
cuarto obscure.
Irritada avergonzada Ia nina por el
castigo recibido, desgarr6 nm traje de seda
de Ia madre, que estaba colgado en- un
gancho; form6 una cuerda con girones de
la tela; Sc la enrosc6 al cuello entoncas
Sc par6 sobrs una maleta.
De este modo al amaTrarBe del gancho
dio un puntapi6 Ia maleta , qued6 col.
gada.
Cuando la madre encerr6 la nina en-
Ell euarto, esta dijo:
-Nuuca volver6 4 saliT de aqufl
Por estas palabras Ia madre So qued6
pensatiVa y al POGO ratio yolvi6 al cuarto
4 yer que sucedfa.
Su sorpresa fu6 muy grande cuando VIC
4 50 hija colgada, ya fuera de 81, con 81
rostro cast negro.
Por fortuna Sc pudo salyar la peque.
1a suicida, aunque cost6 mucho trabaio
Yolverla conocimiento. Un momento
mas, y su promesa Sc hubiera eumplido,
El motive de haber tenido la madre que
castigar Ia mia, fne Ia imprudencia de
6sta que molestaba aqu6lla por un lapiz
mineral que guerra para practicar en- Ia
casa los ejercicios que la maestro le habfa
sefalado.
La negativa de Ie madre llev6 la Pc
quena 4 un estado tai de soberbia, que el
castigo SO hizo necesario y pudo dar lugar
un desenlace fatal.
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do de mandolinas desde cltatro pesos has
ia doce pesos una. lis ell fnstrumento de
moda de. todas las sefioritas y j6venes de
San Juan. Atriles niquelados en- estuche
a 1925 unO. Valses, Mazurkas, Rigco
mes y Lanceros franceses va instrumental
dos para Orquesta. Cualquiera de estos
bailables, puede euviarse por correO, en-
viando rs centavos en- selIos de correO. Lii
bretas pautadas prOpias para bandas y Or
Questa desde 10 centavos haeta 70centayOs
una. DirGanse It's pedid 5 JESUS Rem
don Almira, Allen st. 21.-BCl 2l6. San
Juan, PR. L. VA
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Having to vacate his present location on
the Mar ma, the undersigned offers for sale
his iarge stock of new and second hand
goods, as follows for cash
Three iron safes in good condition.
Contractors supplies, ,Anyils, Vises, Crow
Bars, Chain of all sizes, Spikes, Nails,
Galvanized iron, Jack Screws, Etc.
Manila COrdage of all kinds and sizes,
Wire cable, RulIey Blocks, Anchors, Cars,
Etc, Mule and Horse Shoes, Tarred Felt
Roofing paper, Blacksmith. tools, Army
beds,, new and second hand), creosoted
piles, twelve sets of new platafOrm scales,
weighing 800 to 1000.
Fl Hand trucks, Wheelbarrows,, Wagon
Wheels and q general assortment of arti-
eles too NUMEROUS to mention.
In addition to the above, the. buildings
now on the premises are offered for sale.
JOHN OLOY..
T. o Box 683. San Juan Pto,t Rico.