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Halt the World Wonders.

now the other half lives. Those who
use Bucklen's Arnica Save never
wonder if it will cure Cuts, Wounds
Burns, Sores and all Ska ecuptlons;
they know 1T will. Mrs. aranS Shy,
1I3O f.. Reynolds ST., Springfield,
ILL, Says: 81 regard IL one Of the
absolute necessities of hoI5ekeep
ing.'' Guaranteed by J. IL. Hill &
Son druggists. Zoe.
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SATlStAEIION.

1t is always a source of satisfaction
" know Of aremedy hat CAN always
"a relied on III emergencieoand when
accidents occur, SUCH a remedy Is
1iiiott's Emulsiheu Oil Liniment.
Lie Is the most ~serviceaDle Accident.
AMI Emergency Llninent ever pro
Iaced, and Is iust as Satisfactory III al,
aUsos where n l.inIIneGt il required.
OF saie by Palace Drug eaaors.
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Fewer Failures This Year.

It CT II d11tl1cS j Ills ICdIs
The returns for the first quarter of
1906 show that the number offailures
was 5 per cent less than in the first
quarter of 10 Is. There v ere this year
Z791, "a against 2941 one year ago
Liabilities show this year an exc. 81,
it is true, but this excess was due to
a few large failures.
In the south the number of failures
and the amount of their liabilities
are both smaller. The southern fail
ures in the quarter just ended num-
bered 613, as against $50 one year
ago. The liabilities this year were
S., O64 III; last year S., 065, 4S4 These
figures are additional evidence of the
growing strength Of this section of
the country.
In Alabama there were in The first
three mouths of the present year 81
failures; in the corresponding months
of last year there were 81. Tie differ
ence between assets and liabilities
was this We II smaller than it Was
one year ago.
southern state shows so great a
decrease in the number of failures as
does Alabama. Mississippid did nearly
as well, but in Tcx"s and South Caro-
lima the showing was not SO favor
able, while in West Virginia there
w AZ an Increase in the number OF
failures. Alabama may fairly claim
10 be a prosperous STATE. AL thing
c9nsi;.ered, it may be just to say tina,
! Aiaba ma lead. all her southern sis.
ter- III the re-pec of prosperity and
Development.
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Change if you want 10.
Relief il, SIX Hours.

Distressing Kidney aud Btaddel
.yissase relieved III SIX hours D..
NEW GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
CURE." 1t II a great surprise OF ac-
.ount OF It's exceeding promptness
IL relieving pain III Bladder, Kidneys
.nu back, III male or female. Re
4eves retention Ol water almost 1Lu-
uedlstely. Ii you want quick relief
and cure this Is the remedy, Solo
~ ii. II. hoblnson q Bro, druggists
An.dsnS.rO. N. u
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A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
&uding Flies. Druggists refund
money if RAZO OINTMENT Mls
TO cure any case, no matter of how
long standing, iT6te14Aays- First
application giyeseaa and resi-. 50c.
If your druggist hasHt it send SOC in
stamps and it VIII be forwarded
postpaid by Paris Medicine Co., st.
Lnnis. Mo.
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Sciatic Rheumatis Cure.

l.. Wagner. Wholesale Druggist,
Richmond, Va, says; II had a fear
full attack of Sciatic Rheinati5m, was
laid up almost two months; Was for
tunate enough to get Mystic Cure for
Rheumatism. This cure me after
doctors prescriptions had failed to
have any effect. L have also heart of
fine results from others who have
used it.
Sold by M. E Robinson & Bro,
Druggists.
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Beats The Music Cure

"To keep the body in tune" writes
Mrs. Mary Brown, 20 Lafayette
Place, Poughkeepsie, n. Y. II take
DR. Kings New Life Pills. They
are the most reliable and pleasant
laxative l have found" Best for the
Stomach, Liver and Bowels. Guaran-
teed by J. II. Hill & Son druggists.
25c.
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The pills that act as q tonic, and
not as a drastic pnrge, are De Wits
Little EARLY Risers. Theycure Head
ache, Constipation Billou5ncss Jaun-
dice, etc EARLY Risers are small
and easy to take and easy act. Sold
by MacKay Pharmacy.
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NOTICE..

Having qualified as Executor uu-
der the last viii! and testament of
Mrs. E. L. Rush, this is TO notify all
persons n inhibited tu said testatrlx to
make immediate payment of the
same, ana all persons having claims
said Testatrix are hereby
notified to present them to the uu-
designed duly verified on or befurel
Tbs 14th day of March A. D. 1907, or
This notice will be pleaded in bar Of
any recovery on the same.
D. O'CONNER, |
Executor of Mrs. E.. l.. Rush.
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Attention,

If you have one of our fence
stretchers in your possession
please return it. By doing this
you will not only accommodate
rs. h7t tcany farmers who are
anxi us. tG put up their fence.
If not convenient to return lust
nov please advise by mail or
H'D'W. CO.,
Goldsboro, NC, March 30.
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Clever i'll the way, no trouble Y
ray, easy TO take. pleasant Il
falling i'll results are De Wits Little
Early Ri5ers. These famous lizzie
pills are a certain guarantee again :
headache, biliousness, torpid Hvei
and all of the pills resulting from
CONSTIPATION. Iney tonic aud streag-
,len the liver. Sud by Mcna y
eharmacy.
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COUNTY CONVICT CAMP.

The Committee from the Grand
Jury who inspected the County Con-
vict Camp submits the following re-
port:
We, the undersigned committee ap-
pointed from the Grand Jury to in
spect the Convict Camp, beg to re-
port that we visited the Camp, and
inspected same, and found it in good
condition. We talked with some Of
the convicts, and all report that they
r well fed and provided for, and
that their punishment for violation of
the rules is not excessive.
The work being done on the roads,
is in the opinion of your committee
being effectively and well done. We
approve the management.
w. K. Parker,
Milford Aycock,
Walter E. Blackman,
Committee.
Respectfully,
w. T. HOLLOwELL,
Foreman.
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ATLANTIC HOTEL
Will be Open for Guests June
10th, 1906.

10th, 1906.
The Atlantic & North Carolina
Company announce that the Atlantic
Hotel, Morehead City, N. c., one OF
the most popular resorts on the At
lantic Coast, will be open for guests
June 10Th, 1906, under new manage
ment, and that the hotel has been
reprinted and repaired and put in
first-class condition.
For rates and reservations, apply
by letter to
Manager Atlantic Hotel,
Morehead City, N. G.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

Superiour Court convened in this city
Monday morning for a two-weeks term
for the trial of criminal and civilcases,
Judge Council presiding. Criminal
cases have commanded the a~ttentfoef'
the court this week. Civil cases will
be heard next week. MI.mpossible
to get a complete tsteof the cases dis
posed of thissweek as sentence has not
been imposed in several. We will pub
lish the list in our next issue.
The Grand Jury has adjourned for
the term and the following is their re-
port as submitted:
To Hon. w. B. COUNCIL,
JUDGE PRESIDING,
April Term,
Wayne Superior Court, 1906.
We have the honor to report that
the Grand Jury have passed upon all
bills that have been presented to
them, and presented all matters that
have been properly called to their at
tentiOn.
COURT HOUSE.
If the Commissioners do not con-
template soon the remOdeling of the
Court House as recommended by a
former Grand Jury, we would rec
ommend that they haze the Court
Room remodeled, and new chairs
and tables placed therein, and that
the old blinds to the windows be re-
moved and new inside blinds be put
UP instead. The grounds around the
Court House could be improved, and
beautiied, and we are convinced that
the p e)ple Of our County would almost
unanimously endorse the action of the
Board of Commissioners in making
such improvements to the County's
property as would meet the needs Of
the County.
COUNTY JAIL.
The Grand Jury visited the Jail,
and found same in good condition,
the prisoners well fed and cared for,
with the exception Of one, who is in a
critical condition, and who i'll the
judgment of your Grand Jury cannot
receive the attention in the jail that
humanity demands that he should
have, and we would recommend that
he be removed therefrOm, or put in a
place where better attention can be
given him.
CLERKS AND REGISTERS OFFICES.
The vaultsIin the Clerks and Reg
ister's offices are, in the opinion Of
you1 Grand Jury, inadequate for the
records of those offices, especially so
is that of the Clerks office, being en-
tirely too small, poorly lighted, and
has no receptacle for the many and
various papers required to be deposit
ed therein, and some provision should
be made whereby the papers can be
properly cared for.
REPORTS AND RETURNS.
All reports and returns as r re-
quired to be made to the Clerk, we
are informedb by that officer, have been
properly made.
COUNTY HOME.
The Committee from the Crane
Jury who went out to inspect the
County Home submits the following
report:
We, your committee, appointed by
the Grand Jury to visit the County
Home, beg to report that we have
discharged that duty, and find the in.
mates well provided and cared for
some repairs to the buildings in the
way of blinds and window lights
should be done. We find one of the
inmates in a demented condition, 81
that it becomes necessary to keep hin
closely confined, who in the judgmen
of your Committee should if possible
be placed in the Hospital for the In
sane.
The management of the Home is il
all respects, in the judgment of you
Committee, satisfactory.
j. H. Sanderson,
L. R. Herring,
B. T. Daniel,
Committee.
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Lost-Some where5on the streets, a
ladies black hand satchel, containing
25 cents and a brass key. F4nder will
Please return to this Office.
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Even Napoleon Lajoie met foemen
worthy of his bat under the Stag
pile.
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Pat Groves next appearance will
naturally be on the lee ure plat
form.
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K max.
isg Of all kinds. satisfs ciign guar-
anteed. Apply at j. w. Eizz l,s
store. Miss Herring.
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The price of Oil and the rivers are
rising in Ohio.
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o iittis early --s9z1
Tho famous sitssa nEIss.

A StenoGrspher and type writer
desires a potion. LIS had rxDeri-
ence. Address etenograph care of
ARGUS.
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Lost-S In-Puret Brooch of Paris
on 81 eet SUNDAY. Reward for return
to this Cfice.
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Datto Bryan will soon be in our
mi;!st, full of honofs and travel
stains.
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Vesuvius, Dowie, and Andy Fields
are in state of eruption.
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Pittsburg will continue to have
G BAL to barn.
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Exiled noblegnen r applying fol
PAGES in seashore hotels.
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DOG LGST-A White shepherd
pup. Suitable reward viii be paid
Tor recovery by ID elk Smith.
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Vesuvius is natures spectacle, but
it is expensive to nearby dweiiefs.
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April i is safely passed, now for
the Fourth of July.
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We have now in stock a full
line of LOW CUTS in Mems,
Boys, Ladies' Misses and Chill
drens'.
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1t will not be necessary to ~foltifS
the canal until we catcu it.
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,sars the lia Kind YOu Haze aIwa?3 Bogg
' 's; ! =; &MMzzw,

Historic Herculaneum is again in
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OUR PRICES are as low as
the Lowest.
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These are indeed the vernal days
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28
'ADIOS, PETIT COM
bes!'' '-.-diio a Ro-
rlanOnes el rey Al
fOnsO XIII.
Ease De on lliRIStIO.
AmpIIaGI6n De in plazO GOncsdlaO d aYGHtamIel-
tods Palma, psFa q daIrlbO ds Iis mu.
TaIlaS.

RefriendoBe ssLa Epoca" !, de Madrid, la
question de los tratados de comerCio cenBu-
ra Ia excesiva expansion del aef1or Nava-
rrorTeyerter con los periodistas.
Dice que Ia campafa que algunos
elemantos han emprendido en- 10 referente
los tratados alienta FranCia.
Afrma que no aspira q que Sc hagan
tratados todo trance pues hacerlos sin
compensaeiones serfa entregar nuestTos
mercadoB al extraniero.
Af1ade que entire frmar el tratado Ell
Immediate rompimiento de las negociacio.
mes cabe I'M t6rmino medio consistiendo
en- un modo vivendi que no agrie las rela-
clones y peTmita llegar 4 dias meioreB on
que pueda hacerae un convenio mas duTa-
dero.
Ref6resa que al terminat un Consejo
con el rey, Romanones expdsole 81 deseo
de alguna persona de llevarIe Ia barra
por su real oTden sobre el matrimonio
civil.
81 rey contest6le en- 81 mismo tOno festi.
vo y le despidi6 con estas palabras:
-lAdi6s, "Petit CombesP'
Las cigarreYas de Madrid inf6rmase
que, en- Octubre, pasado Babedoras de que
nm orador en- un mitin, diIo que en- cierto
convento se fabTicaban Cigarros que com
petfan con la Arrendataria, % declararon
en- huelga.
Registraron algunoB estancoR encontran-
do cigarros de los llamadoB ''sehoritas" sin
la marca de fSbriCa.
No trabaiaron y Sc declare an pequelo
incendiO, por los que Sc supone fuera este
intencionado.
81 alcalde y el gobernador viSitaron Ia
fabrica, ofreciendo intervenir para que
fueran atendidas sus queias asegurando
que no habfa tai cosa, de que en- los con-
ventos Be fabricaran puroB.
Ell seflOr Bsrrio y Mier preSent6 en-
Madrid el recurso anunciado contra Ia
real orden de Romanonea Bobr 70 eli matri-
monio civil, & nombre del obisp po de Bada-
jOz.
Un ministro ha dicho:
''Senores: no nuefien ustedes en- ir to-
mar cafe otra parte despues de haber CO.
mido aquf porque nosotros 10 vamos &
servir puro."
Asf Sc We que la situaci6n en- Espafa
est6 encerrada en- el dilema "6 Lopez De-
minguez 8 MauTa."
PalneG:-A propuesta del concejal Gar
cfa Orel el ayuntamiento ha tratado de la
real orden de Guerra ampliando en- un
afio el plazo concedido al municipio para
que cumpla las condolences 9 ne SO ha
comprometido 4 Cambio del derribO de las
murallaB.
El ayuntamiento no acepta la concession
del nuevo plazo = pone Ia disposition
del ramO de guerra las 10000 pesetaB qQe
de 81 proCedian. J.
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-Ma1ana Permanecer6n cerradas~ las
ofcinas publioas pOr ser dia de fiesta ma
Cional.
-Procedente de Manatf ingresaron en-
la Carcel de Arecibo, Juan Hernandez
>cumplir cOndena por aoometimiento y
aggression y alterar Ia paz y ClimRco To-
rres por hurto menor. >......-
Ell inspector de hygiene er. Rivero
ha extraido en- 10 que lleva tranBcurrida
esta semana, aaI rededer, de mil bultos
de baSurag de patios zaguaneg. .
EN- Ia carsel municipal de esta Gu
dad exiEten actualmente 81 personas de-
tenidas.
Sc informa que ell depsrtamento de
Ia guerra de Washington ha dispuesto que
SO abone un 20% de prims los Boldados
del battalion puertOrTiquefo que han he
cho la campafa del 1904 al 1905.
-Esta tarde sali6 para New York Ell
vapor Caracas"
-Siguen recibiendose en- la Tesorerfa
de PtO. Rico notas de embargos levanta'
dos en- toda la isIa.
Ell cinemat6grafo de Ia plaza de
"Col6n', Ofrecerd nuevas pelfculas al
pdblico,
Sc encuentra va restablecido Ell ST..
Luis Wesberg representsnte de Ia prenBa
asociada de los e. U.
Han ingresado cumplir condena en-
Ia c6rcel de i5an Juan en- Arecibo los SEN
tenciadoB por Ell juez municipal de Baya'
mon, Jose Laureano Lopez Sebastian Ba6z
y Agutfn Rodriguez y Jose Mojica, SEN
tenciadOs pOr eI juez de Carolina.
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SeTOTita enter
ma en- Sabana Gfande.
Un CIrCO que alIl trabaIO con ~-.
SH collection dc anImaIes SabIOs.
(De maestro cOrrespOnsaL.) }

Noviembre 25.-Se encuentra aIgO afsc.
tada de la vista Ia distinguida se1orita de
nuestra buena gociedad Pepita Gastam-
bide. Segdn hemos sabido BaldrS en- breve
para San Juan en- donde piensa Bometerse
& uu tratamiento. m6dico. Que pronto
este del todo bien, son nuestros meiores
deseos.
-Ha llegado este pueblo en- el dia de
aver, el ciTco mexicanO de feras, entire
las que Sc encuentran osog, monoB, psrros,
etc. Ell director gsfior. Jorge Marco, &C.
gun Sc nos dics estar6 aquf durante algu-
nos dias.
Ell Juez de Paz, sefior Carrera, ha
impuesto una mnlta de un dollar ciucuen-
ta centavos 4 Rafael Ortiz por infracci6n
q las OTdenanzaB Municipales.
Sc nos asegura que desde 81 dia 10.
del entrante mes Sc hara cargo nuevamen-
te, el alcalds propietario don Angel Gar.
cfa. ST asi Sucede, nos alegramoB porque
Beguramente veremos desyerbada la plaza
y compuestas algunoS aceras en- las GALES
principaleB de 10 que atin no SO ha acorda-
do peBar de nueatro llamamiento, el al.
calde INFERNO sefioT NazaTio.
Napoleon decfa: Gel aqua, eI aire y
Ia limpieza son los artfculos de mi farma.
copea." El aqua es un gran purifcador
del cuerpo IN gran factor de la nutri-
ci6n. PerO el aqua que debe tomarse en-
las comidas debe ser aqua pura, y el aqua
mas puTa meior que Sc conOce es el aqua
natural ''Hiawatha." Tome "Hiawstha. =
Pidala en- cualquiar hotel cafe. Agen-
tes, Sanchez Morales & Co., Tetu6n "a,
San Juan, P. r.
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

Itinerario. -salidas dc Baym0n y Capt..
70 simultaneamente
Dias laboEabls- "a ahanR %, 7.O5, B 30
0.A5 11.OO. Tardo 1916, las, Ills. 4.85, 5.45
y $50.
Dias fegtiYos.-Madana 8, sO6, $50, 9.45
11.O0 Tard0 1915, 1.80, 2B0, $50, 4.80
5.45 y 6.8O.
BIlleteg baratOs para dlas Gestlvos. De
OataIlo BaYam6n, ida " vIelta IL elRge
8O-25 81 case S0.16. De BREa06n CatalI0
Ia vual to In olRsS soils, 2a das9 SOLO,
BlIIot0 EClinRriO dc CapitaG CataflO On
81 CIasa 8 CantavOg.
Bayamon, 19 de SoptiombrodO 1903 Ra-
mon VaId&s.
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I'M ORIANIE.

Acaba de recibirse un espBndido surti-
do de mandolinas desde cua&o pesos has
ia doce pesos una. Es el infrumento de
moda de todas las sef1oritasy j6venes de
San Juan. Atriles niqueladG en- estuche
$2.25 uno. Valses, Mazuikas, RigodO-
mes v Lanceros franceses yanstTumenta-
dos para Orquesta. Cualquhra de estos
bailables, puede enviarse pG correo, en-
viando 70 centavos en- selIos d cOTreO. Liz
bretas pautadas propias parabandas y or
questa decide 10 centayos hasa 20 centavos
una. Dirfianse los pedid 1sA JESUS Rem
don Almira, Allen ST. 21.-Box 216. San
Juan, PR. Is. v, ..
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Los m6dIcos cOndenan unanlmemente Ell
usO de las emulsiOnes que cOntienen Gro
sOtado Guayacol. rs bien sabido que
estas sustancias cuando se tOman uaezcla-
das con el Aceite de AfgadO de bacalaO In
Tritan Ell est6magO " los rifiones, entOrpe-
cen la buena nutrici0n Y por las frecuentes
evacuaciones que causan, producer el Fapi-
do aniquilamientO de los enfermos.
El DIR. PaTsOus, un distinguido especia-
ista de Ia Ciudad de Mexico, dice q este
respecto: "Re6riendome al valor germici-
da de la Creosota, cuandO Sc le administTa
S enfermOs tuberculOsOs, Incorporate
preparedness de Aceite de Hfgado de Baca-
lao, de claro: que los esperimentos duImi-
cos Ia observation cuidadosa de un gran
ntimero de casOs, han demOstT8dos que
culquieFa que sean los resultados beneficOs
que los emfermOs puedan Fecibir del uBo
de la CTesota Y OtTas sustanClas iETitantes,
estOs resultados los nulihcan los efectOs
perniciosOs que ejercen tales drogas en- el
est6mago.
Es un hecho bien conocido que la asimi-
laci6n facil y compieta de los alimentOs es
de Is mayor importancia en- Ell tTatamiento
de las Intermediates que Sc caracterizan
Aceite de HigadO de Bacalao, perfectamen-
te emulsionRdO, es uno de los meioTes
ben recsnstituy Por ESQ es que los
distinguidos especialistas prescriben hoy
las emulsiones de Aceite de Higado de Ba-
calao que no cOntiene CreosOta q ofras
sustanciRs iTritantes, que ocasi0nan 81 de-
s0rden de las funciOnes digesdvas.
De las diferentes preparedness de Acette
de Hfgado de BacalaO1yo preherO 1a Emul-
si6n de Scott que fabr1can los STes. Scott 81
Bovine de NueVR York;
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RFensSOs q los inpOnentes sO6re i6Tstas
Sc sortearan todog los amos entire los que
mas se distingan por "a coastancia en- 81
AhorTo.
Hor0s de Gaia: Para las mpoEiciones:
De 8 & 1O2 de La mafiana y de 1 6 81
de Ia tarde los dias laborabIss de 81 &
1O3 de La mafiana los domilgos; Para la
extracciones las miBmas horRs excepto los
domingos
RegJQmentO De "a Seoci5n: Las personal
que interesan mas pormenoFs Bobre un
pimosiciones, axtracCiones msnera de IL
quidar interese4 etc, puedeI BOliCitarse
eiempIares On ID Gaia.
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Bale de SoGlsdad on L8las.

Para eI que &c celebrar6 en- Ia noche del
% de los corrientes, ha Bido -cort6smente
invitada ''La Correspondence.
Que Sc divierta en- grande aquells bue-
ma soCiedad.
Tambi6n Sc Celeb1arS en- dicho pueblo
una fiesta escolar, organizada con mucho
acierto y cuyo programa hemoB recibido.
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VENTA.---POr ausentarse su dlefia, Sc ven-
de en- Santurce, una casa dc MADEIRA de
dos pisos recien construida, Informara
eI sefIor Steinacher, oficinss del Ayunta-
mientO San Juan Puerto Rico
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la CantaOra,'
ERsayo general ] sstTsnO de Ia Obra del sshOr
Perez LOzada.

Esta noche SO llevar6 efecto el ensayo
general de Ia zarzuela en- un acto, letra de
nuestro compafiero don Jose Perez Lozads
= m1sica del maestro AgTisoni, cuyo estre-
no ser6 mafiana jueves.
Tenemos los mas lisonjerOs infor mes de
Ia menCionada obra tanto de la letra y
asunto de la misma, como de Ia m6sica.
Celebraremos que maiana Sc corone
con 81 6xito m6s franco 81 trabajO. de los
i6Yenea autores.
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La zafra en- Cuba.
New York Noviembre % 1.3O p. m.

New York NoviambFe 28 L30
zafra principles de Diiembre
determinadO
quedado condolences
La quIidad igue rinando los districts de la
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4 los lRDuSTRIALE

Sc vende un motor el6ctrico
7de dos caballos para corriente
directa.
Informar an p. o. Box AS.
San Juan.
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SEPASL /.

Cue NO pubIICamos condlniCados sin que
sean pagadOs pOr adelantdo.
Cada geig palabras BE cHntan pOE una If
nOa y Ia Inca vale die7 celtavOs.
Las cartas que v0ngan on COmUniCadog
sin Su impoTt0 no SO COntetan.
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BANGO TERRITORIAL I aGRlCOA
DE PUERTO RICO.
sECCIoN DE AHoRBos

ln.pos;oiones so5re G5reta. Desde 1925
( 81, 900 devengaran intersasal por 100;
Rnual.
LBspoSioiOnes pgasO jjo Desde 5000 en-
adelante deVengar6n interes d