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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-05
Australian Professor Has q New
Theory.
ONE OF GREATEST LIVING BIOLOGISTS
NEW SCHEME EXPLAINS EARTH
QUAkES AND OTHER PHE-
NOMENA.

! SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. SIT is
my firm belief that the earth is COM
posed in the manner of an egg, with
three different homogeneous substance
IS. The out ~, or crust of the earth,
corresponds with the shell of the egg,
| then there are softer perhaps gelatin
Gus substances, which corresponds to
the white of an egg, and in the center
of the earth is still another which is
like the yolk of an egg
These are the words of Prof T. w.
| Edgworth David of Sidney University.
Australia, one of the worlds great ge-
ologists, who is at the st. Francis ho-
tel. Prof. David had just returned
from attending the national congress
| of biologists at Mexico City. He trav-
eled around the world and read pa
pers before the Royal society in Lon
don. While there he came in contact
with Prof. Milne, one of the great
earthquake experts, and was led to be-
leve in a new theory as expounded by
Milne.
"The proof is easy and simple and
| the idea is a complete departure from
the former theories of the earth's in
terror said Prof David his eyes
shining with excitement. ct has come
to Milne as the result of a lifelong
experience with earthquakes and stu
dy of the motion of the earth. Proof
| is advanced from the lines of the seis-
mOgraph during an earthquake shock
which results in the destruction Of
ordinary violences. If the lines Of the
seismograph during which such shock
are examined it will be found that
they are divided into three sets of
curves. The shocks begin with
very slight vibrations, sudden
ly they are increased to about
twice in length without any gradual
transition. After these have contin-
ued there comes another equally sharp
! increase in which the lines become
about twice as long as those preceding
| it. 1t is during the last period of the
shock that buildings are wrecked.
From a study of these lines Mine ar
rived at the theory which has astound-
cd coinntifin world If seems To
me beyond doubt that the theory is
true one and will have great eff
feet on science, as it will revolution
| iZe the theory of wave motion.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-05
JAIL DOG A ROBBER.
Stole Sponges and May Be Sentenced
to Solitary Confinement.


to Solitary Confinement.
Dixie, the pretty little cocker span
lei owned by Jail Warden Charles
Rogers Of New Brunswick, N. J., has
been found guilty Of grand larceny,
says a special dispatch to the New
York Times. The other day Dixie
walked into the Jail with a small
sponge tagged "15 cents" He turned
it over to the warden. Next day Dixie
came in with larger sponge marked
'45 cents" Still later Dixie brought a
big sponge marked ''S5 cents"
The other night the warden went to
Van Deursen's drugstore with Dixie at
his heels. Dixie at once went snOOp-
ing around the sponge rack.
"Is that your dog" asked Manager
Hoagland.
Rogers said it was.
"Well, he's been coming in here lately
and stealing sponges. We would pet
him little, and the first thing we knew
he would be tearing up Paterson street
with a sponge in his mouth. He's a
nice dog, but 1 guess his associations
up at the Jail must have corrupted
him."
Warden Rogers is wondering if a
few days Of solitary confinement will
reform Dixie.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-05
New Phrase From jersey.

Vice Chancellor Pitney, the Oldest OF
the New Jersey vice chancellors, re-
Gently added new expression to court
phraseology, says special dispatch
from Trenton, n j., to the New YORK
Times. He was sitting in the case OF
Fineburg versus Fineburg, a suit for
divorce. Vice Chancellor Bergen. who
usually sits at Trenton, had granted
two orders in the case-one to levy on
the man for the lawyers fee, the ali
mony and taxed costs and the otner u
show cause why the execution snouio
not be set aside. The conflicting or
ders were too much for Vice Chancei-
lor Pitney, and he said:
I'm the language of the people up
the state l will let the learned vIce
chancellor skin his own skunks.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-05
Auto Run to New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The Binghamp-
ton Club came into town today in
time to attend the Vanderbilt Cup rae
es. They left Binghamton on the
morning of the End inst. took lunch
at Sidney, at noon; arrived at STAN
ford in the afternoon, and remained
8 o'clock of the third and arrived at
Catskill at noon, reached Poughkeep-
sic in the evening, and remained all
night. leaving Poughkeepsie on the
morning of the 4th. The party is a
large one, and thoroughly enjoyed the
the trip.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-05
TOUGHENlNG TENDERFEET.


Simple Life as Practiced by Wealth
Youths In the Southwest.
Ranged in a circle in a shady grove
on the banks Of Salt Fork of the Ar
kansas river on ranch "1O1" in Okla
homa. are a number Of comfortable
three room summer cottages where a
number of young men from Boston.
New York. Brooklyn. Cincinnati, Los
Angeles and Chicago are playing cow
boy and enjoying the novelty of ranch
life, says the Ponca City (Okla.) Cou-
r1er. They are the sons Of wealthy par
ents and have been sent west to get
strong muscles, good lungs and rich,
deep tan on their cheeks They pay
handsomely for their entertainment
and enjoy luxuries as we'll as the usual
comforts.
The members of this tenderfoot col
ony eat their chuck in common in a
dining hall Is by so feet In size, and
the waiter is an unusually dark COM
plexioned SambO. A bathroom with
porcelain tubs adds to the comfort of
the colony. One cottage is used as a
library and clubroom. The apartments
Of the tenderfeet are adorned with col
lege pennants, pictures Of handsome
young women and such other things as
attract the fancy Of college students.
The contract for entertainment pro-
vides each guest with a good horse,
saddle and bride. The other cowboy
paraphernalia is purchased by the
tenderfoot, and some of the outfits
would cause Alkali Ike and his friends
to stand wide eyed in establishment.
The tenderfeet choose their own hours
for rising. When ready for their days
jaunt a genuine COWBOY brings a
bunch of ponies from which the rid
ers choose their mounts. Visitors from
nearby towns are entertained Occa-
sionally at dancing and cards. Ranch
"101" trains polo ponies for eastern
markets, and in this sport the eastern
tenderfeet are more at ease than in
punching cattle.
The tenderfeet are a good natured
lot of young men and enjoy the ban
tering of their western acquaintances.
1t Is said that for general safety and
to insure their return to their parents,
each tenderfoot, upon his arrival, is
photographed for purposes of subse-
quent Identification should he become
lost. After he has cast his store
clothes and arrayed himself in SOM
brero, blue flannel shirt, leather leg
gings, high heeled boots and spurs,
he is photographed a second time to
permit his being traced and located
should he wander away in his wild
west outfit
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National Convention Knights
Pythias, New Orleans, La, Oct.
18th to 25th 1906.

For the above occasion the North
ern Pacific Railway Co., announce
a round trip rate of $77.S5.
Tickets on sale Oct. and 8, 1906.
Going transit limit of 10 days from
date of sale, final limit Nov. Is, 1906
Stop Overs-Will be granted In
either direction within final limit at
points west of ST. Louis and Chicago
For additional information call on OF
write:
S. B. CALDERHEAD,
G. P. A., w. & c. r. Ry.. Walla wal
la, Wash.
A. D. CHARLTON,
A. G. P. A, Nor. Pac. Ry., Portland, Or
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Gathering of Endeavorers.

NEW BRITAIN, Conn.,, Oct. 5.-Ine
state convention of the Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor In
Connecticut, assembled in this city TO-
day for a three days session. Thu
meetings are being held in the South
and Methodist churches, with group
meetings at the Y. NJ c. A. rooms.
Father Clark, the founder of the move
ment, is here, and will speek- Near
" eyery town in Connecticut has sen'
a large company of young people.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-05

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The American
Motor Car Manufacturers Assn called
all its members together today to its
headquarters, the day before the Van
derbilt race. Space was distributed
among the members of the Association
show. to be held in the Grand Central
Palace December 1st to Sth. Tomor-
row all the members will attend the
races. the officers having secured for
the members boxes on the official
stand.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-17
THE EXPIRING EFFORTS OF AN
EXPIRING MAYOR AND
COUNCIL.

In accordance with tho grand
tand play OF the mayor and coun'
IL or little gnat" Russell. or both
ombined. of a Neff franchise filed
With promises which could not be
ept. could not attract capital. did
lot attract attention OF capital, now
n an expiring effort to retain 70
teal control. an ordinance Is read
or tho first time. not intended To
20 passed, conveying promises OF a
ut in water rates. In light rates.
rot intended to be kept. not capable
( being kept. used to Suppress the
ioyt Gale resolution. the first
healthy ard practical step toward
municipal control. and this "a mu.
uicipal politics.
The Gale resolution meant inAme-
Hate city control of the light and
water plant---an agreement to f.
lance It.
Why. II the Symons faction and
he mayor and council are sincere
vas this resolution that meant SO
much to Brunswick and her people
Impressed by an executive session?
Why were the people not called
into the confidence OF the mayor
md council and still we ask. WHY?
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HAVE ESAU AND JACOB
AGREED.

II Ia 70 be hoped that the people
OF this city will catch tho full sig
niacance of the aston Of Its cit.
council, when 1t deliberately held Vi
the resolution introduced by Alder
man Gale providing for the purchas
of the plant Of the Mutual Ligh
and Water Company bv the city
Brunswick.
For months and months the pres
ent administration has been clamoi
ing for this property II has sad
died this one issue on every mum
cipal campaign since 1t has beel
In power; it has charged that tn
ticket OF Col. Goodyear Ia Launched
at the instance OF the light and Wa
ter company, it's spell-binders hay,
announced from the stump and tn,
organ of the solicitor of the cit!
court has charged that the Mutua
Light and Water Co. Is a blood sap
ping corporation, that 1t has fasten
cd its fangs into the city excheque.
and even deeper into the pockets
Of the taxpayers OF this community
But when this blood sapping COZ
poration offers to sell to the city O.
Brunswick we and this same polit
loally dominated city council refus
ing TO purchase, at valuation al
ready fixed and practically agreed
to by a special committee, and II ha.
been limited that some very darl
and well laid schemes are "solel.
and directly responsible" for the dc
feat of this resolution and for the
prearranged executive session In
which Alderman Gales resolution
was literally stabbed TO death.
In the interest of the taxpayers we
call upon the mayor and council Il
tell tho people of Brunswick. who
ought to know. why 1t was that a
the eleventh hour they refused tc
eecure the much coveted prize FOL
which they have been apparently
lighting all these years The News
is violating no confidence when 4
says that ii believes II has informa
ton and we promise tho people tha
unless some explanation is made W,
shall give them the benefit of oul
information before TUESDAYS cleo
ton.
II the people of Brunswick ar
paying too much for light and waite
whose fault is It. and why was
deemed necessary to hill the Gal
resolution. which is. or was. the orl'
genuine move yet made looking Il
the ownership Of this property b,
tho city.
We recall \ little reference Il
Jacob's voice and Esau's hand. W
also recall that we charged tns
several jacobs were Mssening 3
irs voice OF Esau and we Sre POI
suaded 70 the belief that pcrhsp'
rsau aad Jacob have agreed that l
would be bad politics to remove th'
nght and water company from THU
campaign Just At THE time aud thss
gag hs~s eean s-tsssss sT ~ssal
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uicipal politics.
500 ror a Bottle.

This would not be large price to
iay for DIR. Drummonds Lightning
.emedies for rheumatism II one couil
lot get relief any cheaper. The
Orummond Medicine Co. New YORK,
rave re. elved hundreds OF unsolicited
testimonials from glatefuI people re
stored 10 health by the use of their
emedies, who would not hesitate 10
,ay any price rather than suffer the
ormer torture Ii you would like to
ry these remedies, and your druggist
las not got them. write direct to the
'ompany. Agents wanted
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-17
A Young Mother nj 70.

MY mother has suddenly been
made young at 70. Twenty years o.
intense suffering from dyapepsis hs
entirely disabled her. until six montha
aec. when she began taking Electrt
Bitters which have ccmnletsIy cure
asr and restored the strength and
activity she had 10 the prime 81 Iife
wviteS Mrs. w L. Giipstrick. Of Dan.
forth. Ne. 6restest restorative nedi
cine on the globe. Sets Stomach
liver and Kidneys right purihss the
blood, aud cures Malaria. EllicasHsss
ana Weaknesses. Wonderful Nerve
ronie, Price kA& CuRraasaAd ~
anish EMAgR&@E
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SHOOT. LUKE. OR GIVE UP THE
GUN.

Why don't the mayor and council
naterialize in something definite.
something practicable, something
ittainalble, in all this matter Of light
and water and trolley lines?
First the Nen. Nefferbuilt. Neffer
ioing franchise for a trolley line.
Second. an ordinance to Ak light
md water rates so preposterous In
to terms as to insure It's long re-
ention In the courts. its final quie
us.
We do not have so low an idea
II the intelligence Of any member
# council as to for a moment sup
lose any member expected such
ates to prevail. Surely they should
boot or give up the gun.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-17
ALL FIRST CLASS SALOONS
SELL HARVARD'S RYE.
OLD DR.. pRuMMONo.

After many years OF patient study
and experiment. has given the word
4 prepai alton which is an absolute
and permanent cure for every form ii
rheumatism. The price is IS. but II
la two large bottles, enough for
months treatment, and will relieve the
worst case from the first dose. SEM
" express upon receipt OF price oy
Orumrp0nd Medicine Co. New York,
with full particulars and testimonial 1
" wonderful cures.
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Notice.

Ths managers Of the Greek-Amsr-
icAru restaursn, wtsh Il distinctly
understood thst It has no connection
with arv other restaurant In the
city. This. the original "qu'ck or.
der" restaurant. !N iocsted at the
eSrass Of Gloucester and GraBt
ytFAsts Al shs ejs AfesGs briidIag
Resssss etss Neseesgyfe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-17

OUR FOUR DOLLAR SHOES Eos
WOMEN ARE BEAUTIES. Sc
THEM AZ rEERSON'S.
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SHOES for ynur wife: Sno~E for Won
-h"Arer: shoes tor yourself at Peer
sCnfa.
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WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE o.
SCHOOL SHOES AT Low PRICES
PERSON.
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Alt FIRST CLASS SALOON:
sEIL HARvARD's avg.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED TO RENT-Tkree or four
rooms for light housekeeping near
postoffice. by couple without chill.
dren. or would rent larger house
with suother couple. Address
Rooms" News Office.
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Keep the bowels open when You
have cold and use good remedy 70
allsy the Inflammation OF the mucous
membranes. The best Is Kennedy'S
Laxative Honey and Tar. Il contains
no opiates, moves the bowels. drives
out the cold. Is reliable and tastes
good. Sold by ali druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-17

Mandoilnes. guitars. panjos, victims
acordions. mouth hGrps ana sil kinds
oe musical instruments at Sig Levi
son.
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Cold weather means heavier shoes
See Persons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-17

md reprehensible motives In their
agreement
II is time to take the people OF
his city into the condolences of the
mayor and city council and we de
nand. speaking for the people, that
hey be told why, after fighting fol
en- years, for this plant they hav
efrSsed to accept the golden egg
when /. was laid at their very door
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-17

on clothing Of ali srnAs at Sig LSv'
son.
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FOR RENT.

FOR SALE.-At a bargain; trucl
farm. Fourteen acre farm under
fence; one four room cottage an
barns: 81 head of cattle: 30 heads OF
hogs; ! horse and wagon; farming
implements: four miles from city
one-fourth mile from railroad STATEN.
Party leaving the city; must go. Ap.
ply r. W. burden. 1909 @ street.
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LOST.

LOST-Between Socl IN avenue
and Wolf street, go'i watch and
small chain. Rewa. l If le'ulned tc
1909 NJ street.
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ONE CENT A WORD
WANTED.

WANT1GD-10 good nand sewers. APP
ply at once at H. Deni4et.
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Notice Of dIscontInuanes " AZ
and subscriptions must be made
business office In writing.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-07
/ BANCO INDUSTRIAL DE SANTIAGO
So r. ESontioqo de Cuba
INCORPORADO A LAS LEYEs DE P

dssangO
ytendra Vd.
PrimeO-AhOrEO
de 6Iia ontraa
e
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.DESCRACA OCBRRI
da en- Los qusna
dos en- AreGibo.
DeSb0rdalOnSs dos CharCaS inuudan-
do eI canine que C0nduce 4
COrC8bada.
UR h0nhFe que lRtentd Vad8ar pOr ssgunda Yez
d GOTrIeRte, perscl6 sh0gad0
(De nuestro oorresponsal. }

Diciembre g. En- clos Quemados"
ocurri6 ma lamentable desgracia. Sc re-
lata del Biguiente modo:
En- dicho sitio, ALA en- el barrio Hato-
abajo, hay una especie de quebrada 8
chaTca que ganeTalmente 10 diBimula bag.
tante, por apareoer SEGA el mayor tempo,
La lluvia torrencial de estoB dias, no
solo hizo que Ia charca rebozase de aqua
Bino que Sc desbordaTa uniendose otra
quebrada la de San Daniel invadiendo
Ia fuerte corriente todo el canine que
va hasta Corcobada.
PascuRl Valentin, vecino de aquellog
contornos, al ocurTir esto, hallabasa al la
do opuesto, de vista en- casa de su padre.
AL darse cuenta de 10 que sucedfa decidi6-
Sc vadeaT la coFTiente para Tegresar
casa de su esposa, en- donde, hecha Ia ope-
raci6n sin noVedad, puso en- salvo algunog
animales que posefa, pues las aguas fbanse
extendiendo con gran rapidez y aumena
tando en- Vol6men.
Valentfn intenta de nuevo VadeaT aque-
las aguaa so pretexto de recoger un ma
chete que habfa dejado en- casa de BuB pa.
dres, en- la orilla opuesta y, al arrojaTse q
aquellas, perece sin q. nj su esposa nj 81
suegra, que llenas de estupor augusta
le vefan luchar con la muerte, pudieran
prestarle auxilio alguno. En- presencia
de elias, Pascual Valentfn perecio ahogado.
El cadaver fn6 extrafdo de las aguas,
por el valiente senior JoEe Garcia Reyes,
oomisaTio de barlio cuya conducta fu6 OBJ.
jeto de justos elogios.
Despu6s las autoridades prOcedieron 6
las formalidades y cumplimientos de r6bri.
ca On estos tristes casos.
El suceso ha causado penoBa impression
en- esta ciudad, pues 81 infortunado Pes.
cual Valentfn deja en- complete desamparo
Bu espoga y un nifio de dos amos de
adad. -
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TEAIRALERIAS.

La empresa Andres Riera soIt6 anoche
en- escena a Los Sobriaos del Capitde
GrGnt, 6stos ya en- tai situsci6n, ge las
arTeglaFon como DiOs les di6 & entender
en- 10 que eneontraban al ito que habfa
metidO Ia pata precisamente en- la Patago
MIA.
lCosa mas naturaIl
Lo que no 10 parece es que otros sin
naufragar de presici6n, en- la patria de los
''meteduTas de pata" que debe ser Ia Pa
tagonia' ''-metan la pata.
5Qu6 dice de Los SobrinOs del Captain
Grant su ito mejor dicho Ell ito CbWpitdS
Pepe eJ trGngIiLO, va Sc sabe: Use queda-
ria tan tranquiIo! Y ESQ que va debiera
estar bastante arigco, porque adn cuando
no tenga tablas, tempo tiene de haber co,
gido eL piso en- el temple de Talfa (a)
ei Municipal
-lQu6 eoro de fumadoraa! fEaas chile
nitas dan el opio-decfame BoracWG, ha-
landose Ia pera, que "a ha menguado no
POGO, gracias las recomendaciones de la
figaro de GEL Tey del valor'-
-5Y usted no fuma?-le die 20.
NO. Me doy veces humoB de clio.
-SY no SO ahuma2
-IYo2...... Soy temperante.
-Vaya, pues le felicito. De todas ma
neTas, hay veces cosas infumables-di-
cho sea sin aludir 4 un articulista del Sur.
A prop6sito, Ile fuma usted2
-Querido compa1ero: 20 no fumo (bis) J.
-iAhl Els cierto. Pero no resisto
la tentaci6n de hacerle aspirar estos hu-
mos metaffsicos del aTticulista del Sur.
Mire usted Ia ceniza de pensamientos con
que, unida al aqua chirle de So singular
sind6resis, cada paso enjabelga las pare
des del peri6dico en- que brochea:
--SLO Otvidardw WStedesR... SEn que
qssedanaos2. :. jQMe os hG6eis fguradO de
Ia VidG coJectiva?.. SQue es elpWertOrri-
qateaismO?... KOlvemsos & preget'atar: Je's
Due quedamOs?... SQus dacen q ESQ nUss-
tiOs oarOs hermsGnos en- eJ alma IatimGg.. e.
SC6mO haTmonisor Ell ideal de Ia Ge.tono.
mia nl6s 8 menos ingLesG con Ia ga. basel. ..
Dejemos 10 absolute al alto cOnceptO cie1att,
feO naetaffsieog SEn que estaSs pensan.
d0F jNo sabeis qcasO 10 que sigm!fco Ell
alma coLectivG...S No sabeis d67ade eSt6
instaIadG La ColectiUG... Con efecto...
Item n1ds... LO oEUidaTdas e1stedesP MaI-
chp nos 10 tenleagos... Ya 10 hemos dichO..
InsistirenaOs:.. r.~-
-lCarayl ESQ va es pretender dar-
nosla de primos. 2
Que es 10 que hacen algunos en- la
vifa del Senior.
Y Los sobrsnos del cqpitdn Grant,
-Hombre: Ell doctor Mirabel-mira q
yer -bRstante bien.
Mochila asf asf. SoIedad iahI soledad
pareefa La sOled. iMagnffcal Tehfa TO-
do el ardor de una andaluza & veces y &
veces todo el frfo de una escocesa.
La Vehf, la Dueno, Morales, Bella,
Vega, .Barange, veeinas, vecinos, mari.
neros Salyajes todog en- caracter.
Mpy bien.
MAESTRO HILARIO.
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAg.-sin quebrantoa para 81 en-.
tista. Dirigirse, Fortsleza So, San Fran
cisco p. r. D. Jess NJ Gavravn
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OBIT0.

Aye er muri6 en- el poblado de Puerta de
TERRA la apTeciable dana doha Mercedes
Boscaha de Lucero, hermans polftica de,
don francisco Rivera.
Hoy Sc ley6 cabo SD entierro
Descanse en- paz Ia que va no existe y
reciba 50 buena fsmilia nuestro mas sen.
lido p6same.
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MARIA lSTURIs DE PORRATA
coMADRoNA
Ofreee sus serv1cios, Cruz 20.
SAN JNAN, Pro. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-07

Los fuertes , continues aguacafos de-
estos dias producer dolores renm6ti9oa y
frialdadeB dc est6mago y para eato no
hay NADIA mejor que el uso del Hon Expo,
sici6n que venden "A. Alvarez HernRnos.
En- Paris, Madrid otras poblacic-
mes impoTtantes existsn muchos , bdenos
hotelas, pero como 81 de don Pedro Sdhira,
Hotel Helvetia, pocos hay ca Puerto Rico.
Cruz ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-07

Duranto 81 pr6ximo pasadO meE de
Noviembre Ia fuerza de Ia POliefa Insular
ha pTestado 8,918 aervicios en les Gieta
diatEitos en que sstk divididg u iEla,