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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
Madison, April IS.

Madison, April IS.
The state forest commission has de-
termlned to go after the respectable
thieves" who trespass upon the
state lands and forest reserves and
appropriate the timber. Heretofore
the state mas been content to collect
some slight damages from those tres.
passers who have been caught, but
hereafter the district attorney of any
county wherein trespassing occurs
will be asked to bring criminal pro.
eeedings.
State Forester Il. M. Griflths says
that large amount OF timber was
stolen by trespassers during the past
winter.
ut Is a curious fact" says Mr.. Grlf-
films, that man who would never
think Of stealing your pocketbook or
clothes will deliberately steal all the
timber he can find. But the practice
Is OF such long standing that taking
timber Is looked somewhat the same
asa appropriating an umbrella, and
when the man Is accused Of being
nothing less than thief, he Is both
surprised and indignant
The state of Wisconsin has entered
upon a broad forest policy and at the
last regular session of the legislature
all state lands north Of town 33 were
withdrawn from sale and set apart to
constitute the state forest reserve.
All lands which are found to be suit.
able for agriculture will be sold and
the proceeds used to buy other lands
adjacent to the forest reserves and
only suitable for growing timber. The
state Is thus acquiring forest re-
serves on the headwaters of our most
important rivers, which will protect
and maintain the stream flow and in
time furnish much needed supply
of timber for the industries which are
dependent upon the forests for their
raw material The interests of the
whole state will be very seriously
affected II the rivers, and so the val
liable water powers, are not protected,
and the state cannot allow timber
thieves to destroy the forests which |
It. Is going to 80 much pains and eX-
pense to save. Largely due to the |
increased value of all kinds OF tim
ber there has been considerable |
amount of trespass, both on state
and private tImberlands, during the
past winter.
The state board Of forestry has
passed the following resolution:
"That in view of the statement by |
the State Forester that during the |
past winter there has been consider
able timber trespass on state forest
reserve lands and that as In the past
1t has been the custom throughout the |
state to settle with trospassers on pay
ment of the actual stumpage value, |
and as such procedure has tended to |
trespass, therefore Ii Is re- |
solved by the State Board OF Forestry !
that hereafter the board will ask the |
district attorney of the county In |
which the trespass Is committed to
bring criminal action against the |
addition to such damage !
as may he collected under the civil |
liability for forest trespass."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19

The heroic blood in General I'D
ward $. Bragg showed ratner early In
life, In writing about him the stevens
Point Journal says; The first time
we saw him was when he was march
ing down Main street In Fond du Lac,
trumpet in hand as captain OF fire
company the members OF the corr
pany hauling the old fashioned hand
engine behind them THIS was away
back In the SOS. but since then we
have watched his career as captain,
colonel. hrigadier general, member OF
congress, minister TO Mexico and
Cuba and consul to Hongkong. and
when we met him In this city few
years ago he told us he had always
kept the uniform he wore when cap
tain OF the fire company as memen
to of the pleasant days Of long ago
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
Insane From an Assault.

Racine. Wis April 1S--Thomas
o'Day. one of the most prominent
lrtshmeu Of Racine, was taken to the
Oshkosh hospital Three weeks ago
stairway IN the heart OF the city I'M
conscious. Indications We're that he
had been struck on the head hy a
club and fell down the stairs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19

Providence, r. l.. society IS looking
forward with interest to the wedding
today of Miss Virginia Gammell, only
daughter of Robert Ives Gammell, to
Harry Parsons Cross. Il former Yale
athlete. Miss Gammell is heress to
$50 100000 and Is the richest Young
woman in New England. She has
been belle in the exclusive sets OF
this city. Newport and Boston for
sew an years She will become a wife
on ner twtnty.hfth birthday The
first Ms Cross left a fortune of $3.50
600, but II all went TO her children
Mr.. Cross is handsome and more than
six feet tall Miss Gammel aud the
first Mrs Cross, who was Lorania
King, were devoted friends and sec
ond cousins
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
search for Valuable Papers.

Racine, Wis April lS-Maj ]. b,
Murphy of the United States army
residing IN Milwaukee, was here with
special railroad officers and govern,
ment inspectors looking for the man
who is believed to have stolen suit
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
BRIEFS ABOUT BADGERS

Mrs. William j. Lemp, mother OF
Mrs. Gustav G. Pabst of Milwaukee
and widow of William ], Lemp, ST.,
founder OF the William j, Lemp Brew
ing company at st. Louis who killed
himself thr years ago, died In st.
Louis Since the death OF her hus-
band she had been at times mentally
depressed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
Mineral Point DodgeviIIe Stage Line,
Morris Proctor, Proprietor.

Stage runs daily, except Sunday, leaving
Mineral Point at 7:45 a. M, and Dodgeville
between / and 2 D. m.
Connects at 6odgeville with train Of
@ & N. ". BY. for Madison, Milwaukee, etc,
aud 1T Mineral Point with 4: 80 train OF
O. NJ. q St. Paul Ry. for Platteyille, OAR
liRgton, ehullsburg, Monroe and GAINESVILLE,
Calls left at the hotels, Mineral Point will
receive prompt attention.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19

case containing valuable papers and
belonging 70 Maj. Murphy from
train on March 81 Some Of tne
mist valuable papers We're returned
and four men were arrested.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
Agricultural Implements.

Our Wagons and Carriages
are made of the best material.
Had a big trade on Milk Wag-
ons; made by the hundred and
could not supply the demand.
Our Surveys are known to
be handsome, best made, and
easy riding.
If in need of Walking or
Sulkv Plows, be sure and call.
Tiger Seeders, Dowagiac
Drills, Steel Lever Harrows,
Disc Harrows, Tanning Mills,
etc, etc. on hand and sold as
cheap as possible.
Repairing in wood and iron,
painting and trimming done
promptly.
L. w. STRATMAN,
DoDGEVuLE, WIS
N. HARTERT,
AGENT, MINERAL POINT.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
DENTISTS
VETER MARY
r. w. PHILIP,

DOCTOR: VETERINARY SCIENCE.
Graduates OF Ontario Veterinary College.
Treat all diseases OF domestic animals scten-
tiAcally. All calls promptly attended to-
dny or night. Phone 49,.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
HERMAN WElSEN,

FASHIONABLE BARBER SHOP.
South aide OF High street, Mineral Point, Wis.
Patronage respectfully solicited and salts
faction guaranteed,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
GEORGE .. MASTEN,
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP.

UBNTNAL HARJEK HHOP,
All work done In the latest and most i'm.
proved manner, Opposite the Firat National
Bank. Ono. u, MAsTEN, Proprietor.
Fine BATH ROOMS In connection.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19

Marquis Ito, generally regarded as
the first statesman of Asia, is the
mysterious combination OF oriental
and occidental There is no Jap
anese whose mind is more occidental
than his. He taught Japan how to
remain Japanese while adopting west.
ern civilization. 1t was he that in
duced the samurai and mobiles to cut
off their topknot, lay aside their
two swords and conform to occidental
Ideas At the same time he attempt.
ed to preserve all the old samurai
spirit for the work of national deyel'
cpmeut and 1t is this spirit which has
made possible the new Japan Of to.
day.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
cHAS. WlNN.
BARRIER SHOP,

BARRIER SHOP,
Under N r, Martins hardware store. corner
High and vino streets, Mineral Point.
TonsorlAi work done In the latest styles OF
the art, Satisfaction guaranteed. OBn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
TIMBER THIEVES
MAY Be IN LIMBO
STATE FORESTRY COMM ssIoN
AFTER ROBBERS.
CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS

Many Trespassers During the Past
Winter on Forest Reserve Lands
Mo More Settlements Out Of
court-This Graft to be Stop.
ped.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

DR.. Frldtjof hansen, the arctic ex
plorer, who has been appointed Nor
wegian ambassador to Great Britain
Is a firm believer In woman's rights
He and his wife are almost equally
proficient in all that relates to ath.
letics and the strenuous life. Apart
from his fame as an explorer, DR.,
hansen Is well known as writer on
scientific topics.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
BARRIERS
ADoLPH APPEL.

FASHIONABLE BARBER SHOP.
Everything nrstclass and In tho latest style.
ADOLPH hPpEI, Proprietor.
High street, Mineral Point
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
HERMAN ENZENRoTH,

BUILDER AND CONTRA CTOR.
Successor 30 Enzenroth n Crowley, shop at
the old stand on High street, Mineral Point,
Plans furnished on application.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19

Sir Charles Dixie, who in former
years was such notable figure in the
public life of Great Britain, is often
asked by French papers to contribute
articles on current politics, Recently
when the Morocco difficulty became
acute he wrote for the Paris Figaro
an article declaring that there was no
chance of war arising from the diff
ference between France and Germany
and that there was no ground for the
panic felt In France, as the French
artillery was superior to the German
artillery and the French troops were
as good as the German troops
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19

The late Ogden Goelet, when a d-
rector in a gas company, was called
upon to pass upon the making of a
contract with another company He
said to his fellow directors: Gentle
men, | happen to be director in that
company and | never will consent to
be director in one company and pass
upon business with another company
in which | am a director, will re.
sign first" And resign he did,
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l2CAD0 DE hLG0
don en- New York.
Nj. ByaR lla dichO gIls acsptalia
ser candidate 1 a pIssidspfIs
De lbs EStad9s lInidoS.
Jn pesCad9 De L cost laRd hallt flOtsn-
Do enlas aglas uaa Sislla eol IHtsFssal-
les docHmeHtrs dsHlTo

LEI meFcado de algod6n en- New Y York
ha eatado bastante frme IL Ultima semana,
nOt6ndOse mucha actividad entire los ira
icantea
I'm deapaeho de L0ndres dice que ha
aido recibido cordialmente Mr.. Brayn, de
los Estados Unidos, que viaja por Ingla-
terra.
La victoria de los belgas en- unaa re-
gatas en- contra do los ingleses ha dejado
at6uitos 4 estoa, legdn despachos especia-
les
Dicen de ST Petersburg que ha pido
construido un nuevo autom6vil, q prueba
de bala, para que pasee el Czar.
William j. Brayn en- una caTta que
dirJe 81 antique Ssnador Jones, dice que 81
los dem6cratas le nominas8n candidate
la presidencia en las pr6ximas elecciones,
81 aceptaria.
Un caballo propiedad de Mr.. George
j. Long gan6 en- un hipodr6mo On Coney
island IN premio de ounce mil pesos.
Hacs POGO hanss celebrado en- Ingla-
terra unas importantes competsncias en-
globo. Ascendieron siete globos desde el
Club Ranelagh por 10 mafiana, descandien-
do on Essex poT Ia tarde. Habfanse ofre-
cido varies premios, saliendo vencedor un
individuo de nombre Frank Butler. La
oompetencia verifc6se baio los auspicios
del Aero Club y Ia salida di6se ca presen-
cia de muchos miles de psrsonas que acu-
dieron 4 apresenciar estas carreras en- glo-
bo.
El crucero russo "Terek" que estaba
anclado en- Vigo, toda "a tripulaci6n rebe.
lose an contra de los ofciales: consiguieron
81 finpacifcarla, pero muchos marineros
han deHertado.
Tn pescador de ID costa LapIand en-
Russia ha encontrado fotando en- las aguas
del Teriberka una botslla que contenia da-
tos de la alturR donde se ancontraba la
expedition Ziegler Artic que sali6 no bace
mucho visitar 81 Polo Norte
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De SOClEDAD.

Para Ponce. Por Ia carretera Central
salieron hoy on autom6vil, para Ia perla
del Sud, los diatinguidos esposos Winthrop
qui6nes ser6n hu6spedes del alcalde de
aquella ciudad, durante las festas del hi
p6dromo. Luego de Ponce iran los go
bernadOres Aibonito, pasando ALI dos
dfas.
En- ambas poblaciones ge les prepare un
expressive recibimiento. deseamosles
gratas impresiones y viaje feliz
MaaSGnG. a las diez del dia de mafiana
contraer$n matrimonio cat6lico en- SAM
turce los distingnidos i6venes, senorita
Isabel Romero 81 teniente de la Marina
americana de guerra Befior James Rock
we'll, qui6nes embaTcan por Ia tarde para
Estados Unidos. Por luto on los fami.
liares de IL desposada Ia boda ser6 On f.
milia apadrinan Ia union los padres de-
6sta, doctor don Calizto Romero So dig
inguida sefora.
Kepetimos nuestra felicitaci6n 4 los
venturoaos j6venes para cuyo hogar de-
seamos no interrumpida cadena de flores.
Al TeGtrO. Dan esta noche ''Tosca'', y
los amantes de Ia buena mdsica italiana,
iran otra vsz para admirar las dulces vo-
ces de los artistas de Ia Compa1ia, que
tantoB aplauBos sigue conquistando aquf
Los encursSolistos A las seis de la tar
de hoy se reunir6n, enfFente de la sMa-
llorquina" los excurBionistas que van &
Ponce & las festas del hip6dromo. No
vsnta J seis pasajeros se han anotado y Ia
banda dc Ia policfa insular leB accmpafa
On el vapor, para solaz en- Ell viaie ceIe.
nPaF uUa ePeRn ratrak0 at1$
En- Ponce 90 prepare un esplendfdo re-
cibimiento los excuTsionistas, una
banda de misica ira 4 recibirlos Z IL
playa, donde habra coches y carros el6c-
tricos preparados para lIevarlos Ia ciu-
dad. Luego de las carreras Sc celebrara
IN gran baile en- el Casino.
SEMPER
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TTatanlsnLa as h TuhsreaIssIs.

Habiendo adquirido directamente de
Alemania Ia nueYa Linfa de Koch para Ell
tFatamiento de Ia Tuberculosis, nos prOpo-
nemos emplearla en- los enfeTmos de pro-
bable cuTaci0n. Los informes que tenemos
de aquel pals nos dispOnen q ensayarlo
tambi6n en- ell nuestro, en- que las condi.io-
mes del china son en- su mayor parte pro-
picias la cOnsecuci0n de exitos no menos
satisfactoTios.
Los enfermOs que deseen ser tratados
pOr las inyecciones de Ia Linfa de Koch
deben ser previamente sometidos eaCru-
pulOso reconoeipnientO; los casOs muy
avanzados y de &kito mas que dudoso no
seran admitidos. Para infOrmes diTijirse
al doctor Manuel Quevedo Baez en- San
Juan doctor Al. Stahl en- Bayam6n. Los
honOrarios del tratamientO sOo COnvencio-
males. Los sefiores medicos que quiefan
ensayar ell medicamentO pueden solicitarlo
del que suscribe que Sc cOmplacera en- ser
virles.
15v.a. DR.. A. STAHL.
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SueesOs en- Ia isIa

Vega Baia Julio 2S.-s6bado 81 entire
ocho nueve noche ferrocarril descarrila-
do, estrope6 maquinista David Correa,
fractur6ndole espina dorsal: .conducido In
mediatamente San Juan. Capture aver
Angel Malpica, requisitoriado Juez Mu-
nicipal Manatf por 'abuso de confanza.-
Cabo Roig P. |.
Juana Diaz-Anoche acOmpafado de
los guardias Ortiz y Quiles saf para barrio
''CintronaS inveatigar nm escandalo don.
de disparaban tiros, Al tratar de arrestar
& Francisco Smith por creerIo autor de los
tiros agredi6 81 guardia QuiIes, teniendo
este que hacsr uso de Ia fuerza para redu.
cirlo 4 obediencia. Juez entiende asunto
Bird, Sargento.
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SALNE. MEDALLAI

En- Ia tarde de aver inf6rmase que fue
encontrada una medalla que aegdn La due
fla ha tempo Sc le habfa perdido. Eata
es de aluminium y tiene grabada Ia ina.
gen de IN santo var6n.
Lo curioso del case es que, seg6n los
que Ia vieron, por las estrellitas que ador-
nan Ia imagen salfa ceniza algunos ase-
guFan que poE momentos ponfase caliente.
Hubo Ia consiguiente alaEma entire los
Fecinos y algunos superticiosos decfan:
-Esa medalla no Cd buena sefial.
-Lfbrenos Dios de 10 que anuncia esa
santa medalla.
iAnunciar6 alg6n volc6n? iQue ser62
De todos modos deseamoB que esa media
lie no pase de ser inofsnsivo amuleto
acaso venido menos
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MelOneS de aqua en-
gran abundanGia.

Los melones de aqua en- New York lie
gan en- gran abundancia pero no son de
buena calidad. Las patillaB 8 melones
de aqua de Ia Florida est6n va hechos
para Ia eataci6n; supliendo al mercado los
de Georgia Ia, Carolina del Sur.
Hay gran demands present 'ndose mu-
chos cOmpradoreS y los precios sc han man.
tenidO altos.
Barriles conteniendo 8 meloneB de aqua
hanse vendido por 35 y As centavcA pa
g6ndose menor preciO mientras mas melo-
mes entren On barril, pues 81 precio Sc
paga Por 81 tamaio de Ia fruta.
Melones de aqua de gran tamafo han
aido vendidos desde so & so centavos cada
uRo.
De la mejor clase de los llamados Can
taloupes de $500 & $2.75 por canasto y de
la clase superior de California de $4.00 4
$500 por Canasto.
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Una vista del Tenor VannuteIIi.

Hemos tsnidO 81 -gusto de recibir Ia
agradable vista del tenor de la compafifa
de opera, senior Vannutelli.
Sc encuentra va bastante mejor de la
enfermedad que tanto le debilitara.
En- 81 cambio de opiuiones que tuvi6ra.
mos con 81 nos manifesto 10 satisfecho que
10 encuentra de las pruebss de simpatfas
que le dispensara ell pdblico de San Juan.
''Siempre lleYare un rscuerdo grato de
este culto pals -diio.
Es 81 sefior Vannutelli un joven de
maneras distinguidas y trato ameno. LA
correspondence" saluda afectuosamente
al distinguido tenor italiano.
Tambien tuvimos Oportunidad de como
cor saludar al maestro Ugo Barducci,
que tanto se ha hecho aplaudir como exec
lente batuta
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POL IIlGh ERANCESA.
Fl resuItadO De las
ilItimaS eIeCGiOnes.

a pesar de Ia creancia de que el parti-
do socialista triunfarfa en- las elecciones
del gobierno conjuntamente con 81 ha
tenido mayorfa ganando IN n6mero creci-
do de bancas en- II cdmRTa de dipntados.
En- dichas eleocioues se jugaba Il sueTte
del gobierno conjuntamente con 81 loa
rumboB de Ia politics anti-reHgiosa inicia-
da durante L. psesidencia Loubet. Una
mayOrfa cOntraria hubiera dado lugar
quizS & Ia aboliei6n de la ley de congre-
gaciones de separation de "a iglesia del
estado 81 triunfo neto de los socialistas
hubiera planteado 81 problema religioso en-
t6Fminos extremes
Sin embargo. 81 pueblo franc6sse ha d.
do cuenta de que niuguna de las dos polf-
ticas radicales le convenfa ha optado
por la del gobierno, es decir, el termino
medic
El reaultadO de las eleeciones es 81 re-
fejo del penSamiento del pueblo frances,
ObtenidO por una saba ley electoral que
ha dado { ese rails 81 ejemplo de Ia eyolu
ci6n democratica.
He squf 81 matiz poIitico de Ia nueva
camara:
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Session CientffiCa.

In Asociac;6n M6dica de Puerto Rico
ha acordado celsbrar Ia pr6xima session
Cientffca en- Ia Ofcina de la Estaci6n Gen.
trsl dc Anemia, en- Rio PiedraS, Ell dia z
de Octubre pr6ximo las dos de su tarde.
La session eS p6blica, q Ia que Be invita- &
todas las personals que Sc interesen Por Ia
Association. ~... 4
Esta ha acordado escribir y publican Ia
historic de Ia medicina en- Puerto Rico,
Cuya segunda parts cOmprendera la biogra-
fla de todoS los m6dicOg puertorriquefos
Que han fallecido.
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RlJEG0.

LO hacemos & los Sres. que Sc relacionan
& continuation fin de que Sc Birvsn con-
testar sin mas demora, laSreiteradas cartas
que les han sido diryidaa pOr Ia Admins.
TRACTION de este diario, para la iquidaei6n
de sus respectivas cueutas.
DON Jose Ferrer Ferrer. CAGUAS.
Tomas Mariani de YAUCO.
s. Carlos L. de Chouden ANASCO.
i" Manuel L. Tous de HUMACAO.
j. A. Morera Colon de SALINAS.
/" Nicolas Benitez Delgado JUN
cos. ...~..
Don Domingo Gallart de la CENTRAL
AGUIRRE.
Sra. Eduvigis de Ia Rosa de isabella
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-Est6 defuitivamente resueIto que 81
ex-presidente LOubet presida 81 banquete
annual de ID asociaci6n general de estu-
diantes.
Pronto ae abrir6n dos nuevas salas
on 81 palacio de Versailles, las que inau-
gurara M. Dujaroin Beaumetz. subsecre.
tarie de bellas artes. ALI 90 agrupar6n
muchas obras de meritos desconocidas d
oIvidadas, con aGuntos de la revoIuci6n, el
consuIado y 81 imperio.
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LA FIESTA HIPIGA
rna1ana en- Pom
Ce.
Expressive tsIsgIama.
EEtTaOTdIRaTlO eniuslasmO para FeGlbIT 4 los
GCurslOnlStas GapltalshOs.
Por teLsgrato.

Aver, Ultima hora, en- prensa va este
dialio, recibimOs de Ponce 81 telegrama 81
guiente:
playa Ponce Julio % 4. 20 p. m.-
Correspondence" San Juan. .-Prepara-
do gran recibimiento excursioniatas capita
lefios. Botes preparados, banda de Bombe-
ros y cinco trolleys galantemente ofreeidos
por compafifa carros el6ctricos
Campeoues San Juan se aienten inven.
cibles.
Perla del Sur entusiasmada.
Jose Lacot, Pedro j. Salazar, Ideas
Valdivieso, Francisco PARA, Carlos Ca
brera, Juan N. TorruelIas, Generoso Can
dina, W. D. Noble"
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Eat6 siendo obieto de valioa comenta.
rios Ii actitud asumida por eI Jap6n en-
10 que respecta Ia cueS66W Wtarifas y no
deja de aerlo entire las sbnas .ae gusto
q magnf6co Hotel Helvetia de Pedro
Schira Cruz 27g que todos convienen ca d.
es uno de los haeierea.
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SEMPER.

dido, las pagos se efect6an tan r6pidamen.
te como es possible. Es indudabIe que
hubo. ocasiones en- que algunas casas hicie-
ron negocios CON 81 gobierno, y go vieron
obligadas 4 ssperar 81 pago de Bus efectos
por mas largo tempo del necesario, pero
Ia cauaa de clio fn6 IL incompetencia de
los empleadoe {. quien 70 me Vi precisado
q deponer,
Muy respetuosamente,
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O,Donell 8, altos. 2V. p. 8.
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En- esta imprenta se vende papel de pc
ri6diOO viejo $500 quintaI
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Sc asBglTa que trsIntl saGOs de beans
han llsgad0 sR q dltImD vaDor, roeedsptes II
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