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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
Session Closed To-day.

Springfield. Mass, Dec PA busy day. with a program lasting we'll in- to the evening. brought the three days sessions of the American Phys ical Education association to a close here to-day. While not in attend ance at the various meetings. the del- agates made visits tos Smith, Mount Holyoke and Amherst colleges. At the therapeutic sectional meeting. Baroness Rose Posse. of Boston. Jakob Bolin. of the Bolin institute. New York: Dr Jay W. Seayer, of Yale university: Miss Grace NJ. Gil- man. Boston: Dr B. T.. Mckenzie of Toronto. and Dr E. H. Arnold. of the New Haven normal school of gym nastics. gave addresses of a general ly technical character.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
No Truth in Report.

Berlin, Dec 29.-The colonial office to-day informed the Associated Press that there was no truth in the report received from Capetown last night that peace between the German forces and the warning Hereros had been signed in Damaraland. It was added that the rumor probably origi- mated from the recent capture of la0 bondelswarts in the southern part of German Southwest Africa. The coi- ony. however. is almost tranquilized, the troops being engaged in hunting down the few small bands of natives still under arms.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
Thaw Has Set In.

London. Dec 29.--A thaw has set in here and the weather conditions in the provinces are ameliorating. The snow bound trains are gradual ly being dug out and the railroad companies hope that the usual traf- fic will be resumed in the course of the day. Several of the Scottish lines after having been blocked for two days. were re-opened this morning. Edinburgh, Carlisle and other large places which were isolated by the storm are again in connection with the outer world.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
In Hands of Receiver.

Mobile. Ala. Dec 2s--On the ap- plication of Messrs MoneIl. Morrison and Mcleod. the Chicaso and Gulf railroad vas last night placed in the hands of F. E. Dewey and ]. l.. Dantzler. as receivers. by order of the chancery court at New Albany. Miss The road Is part of the Mo- bile. Jackson and Kansas City line. which vas recently placed in the hands of a receiver
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
Two New Publications.

Washington, Dec 29.-Herbert Putnam, librarian of congress, to-day announced the issue of two govern. ment publications, one the Index to Portraits and the other prelim. mary list of headings and sub-head- ings for an index to the federal statutes. The first work, consisting of 1,600 pages. is not for free dis tributeion. The second publication consists of 800 pages and is being prepared under authority of con gross. Interest in this work lies in the adoption of both scientific and consistent procedure in the indexing and digesting in general of the fed eral statute law.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29

Quiries to me. wish to say that my ambition is not political; that am not seeking the presidential nomina- tion; that I do not expect to be the republican candidate, if for no other reason because of what seems to me to be objections to my availability which do not appear to lessen with the continued discharge of my own official duty; but that I am not foolish enough to say that in the im- probable event that the opportunity to run for the great office of presi- dent were to come to me, I should decline 1t, for this would not be true.'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
srsDER RESORTS.
Big Capital Invested in Business in
 New Hampshire.

Concor,l. \. IT.. Dec a.--CapisoI to the amount of s22.2s5.1To. is invested in the summer resort business of the state of New Hampshire. according: to the recent biennial report of the state bureau of labor.
 Wages paid in connection with tbe business amount to sss4.2i1. of whicl. the female help gets S39s.4 .4s5. Therr are 14.335 employees altogether.
 Summer people left behind them lsss year e1.5So-3I5 In cash among the resort prspriefors. For railroad fares t1.O5sO was paid. while fhe steamboat companies on the Iakrs netfed for the past season s111.OD. In new hotels. residences and improve mentsL there is shown an outlay of Sl.sm.0D and many think that the old home week movement has bccn lsresly Instrumental In this fncrsase- That nearly the wboIr state >h2res in this grrst busIne>< which lasts for 70 snail a y,--- s< the year fs shoxr hy the fa~1 thsf bat 17 towns reporfcd no summer bosrier Shile 21s enter fsined Eue>ts-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
Carroll Files Petition.

Hartford. Dec 29.-Anthony Car roll of New Haven to-day filed peti- tions with the secretary of state ask Ing for the removal of City Attorney Simpson of New Haven and of Judge Matthewson of the city court of New Haven for failure to do their duty. He asserts in his petitions that they have failed to prosecute certain cases and have prosecuted and punished other persons excessively.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
No Settlement Yet.

Houston. Tex. Dec 2a-The efforts of United States Commissioner of Labor Ntill to settle the strike of Southern Pacific railway firemen have so far been without success. Sever- al conferences yesterday led Nell to say last night that the strike would be settled before comrning. He found however. so many complications that he failed to get the contenders to- gefher. MT NeiII has not despaire,I of ultimate succeSs snd will take the question up again to-day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
The New Wage Scale.

New Haven, Dec 29.-The new wage scale for the engineers of the
 New York. New Haven & Hartford railroad went into effect to-day. the agreement between the road and the
 engineers committe being reached about two weeks ago. Passenger engineer, beginning to-day, receive
 $3.S5 day with 100 miles consti-
 tuting a days work. They formerly received 33.50 with the same mileage and hour basis. Freight engineers
 will be paid $40 for 100 miles and pro rata for all distance over that and for time over II hours. Their
 former pay was $4 a day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
Bids for Coal.

Washington. Dec 2a-Bids rece,it- ly openesl at the navy departme-t fo- fifty thousand tons of -bitumin- ous coal. to he delivered at Manila. disclosed the fact that it is much cheaper if transported in foreign bot toms than in American bottoms. AS the award probably will be made on the basis of the rate of Si.70 a ton. the government will hsye to pay this year S35po more than last year for the same quantity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
Deal Is Closed.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Dec 29.-A deal was closed here yesterday whereby the New York Central railroad com- Ipany purchased the Chicago. Kala- mazoo & Saginaw railroad. The con- |sideration is not made publicc. but | it is known to be in the neighborhood of $1 .000. 900. The name of the road
 will remain the same and it will be operated separately from all other holdings of the New York Central company.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
WEIGHING MAIL
Congress May Pass New Law al the Present Session as
 One in Force is Obsolete
CHANGEREC COMMENDED

Washington, D. O., 29.--It is rca- sonably certain that congress, at the present session, will provide by deh- nite legislation for re-adjustment of the methods of weighing the malls carried by the railways of the cour- try. That the method of ascertaining the weight of the mails now is not
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
WHIST.

Now that cooler weather prevafls whist will again become the pastfne during the winter months. Tn sil- yerware ve will sell solid silver tea- spoons 15c to s1 each. tablespoons yz. SIPS and s2-se each. All kinds of novelties suitable for prizes. Watch for our big sale. commencing October IS. lasting two weeks The Lake q Strobel O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
TAFT SPEAKS OUT
In Order 10 Set Many Rumors al Rest He Says He is Moi .
 Presidential Candidate
BUT MIGHT ACCEPT

Washington, Dec 29.-secretary Taft made the following statement to-day concerning his presidential aspirations:
 For the purpose of relieving the burden imposed by recent publica- tions upon some of my friends among the Washington newspaper cor respondents of putting further in-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
s>us in Re~senassoa.

Washington. Dec 3e--Assistzni Attorney General NeReynolds to-day formally presented to Attorney-Gen- ersI Bo1aparte his resignation tu take e0ert on Jsnsary l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
wEAIHKR FolEcAn.

Forecast for Connecticuf. Partly cloudy to cloudy to-nisht: Sunday partly cloudy to cloudy. followed by rain 0r nov in veetern portion in t1e aflprnUo e nignt; llons varia-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
Kicked Br Hi. Horr<.

winstel Dee 2.-Rslph Surdam was terribly kicked by his horse here last night and it is thoueht be is fa- tally injured He is now in ths Lifch6ei1 county hospital su6erinG from broken fibs and bsdIy bruisea lee-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29

The Evening Democrat ia sn< peop1o's paper. The prics ia se { copy. i e c veek- lzc q uoufh, eg { vuns. by mal1 or carTief.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
PRICE S07.Oo
MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN EvER

H0KE ATTKACTIVE THAN EVIL
 BEFORE. is our complete line of Bras and Fancy Metal Beds. Dressers. Dressing Tables. Chiffoniers. etc. etc. People who want something little diGer- ent from the ordinary styles-Aumo- thing of better design-of better construction. will do we'll to furufsn from our store. We want your trn1o have made prices that are beyond criticism and know we can pleaso you.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29

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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-01
NEW GRAIN RATES GO into EFFECT
Under New Management Grain Men
Can Handle Western Wheat at
A Profit.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The new rail-
road transportation rate on grain
which was agreed upon by the western
trunk lines last month, went into eff
feet today. Under that new arrange
ment the rate on wheat from Kansas
City to Baltimore is % IA cents, on
corn, p IA cents. The rate to the
Gulf is fixed at II IA cents for wheat
and 16 IA cents for corn. While the
rates to the seaboard from Omaha are
Is IA and II IA cents respectively.
Under this new arrangement Chicago
grainmen can buy the western grain
bring it to Chicago for rehandling and
grading and reship it to the seaboard
on an equal footing with missouri
river points.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-01
CITY news IN BRIEF

Marriage license was issued at noon
today to George Grenerwaldt and Mary
Harriet.
Richard Ormsbee of Waitsburg as
plaintiffs attorney in Kinder VS.. Fix
filed a motion for judgment in the SUI
perior court today.
Theodore Chamer obtained a mar
riage license this, morning. Eva Prut-
man also of Walla Walla will be the
other contracting party.
Miss Gertrude Hilbert is rapidly re-
covering from the injuries received in
the automobile accident a few days
since. 1t is expected that she will be
able to be about again in a few days.
Thirty eight were made 10 in Walla
Walla last month according to the
marriage certificate record of Clerk
Hill filed with the auditor this morn
ing.
Major O'Connor, one of the most
popular officers of the Fourteenth
cavalry has been promoted to lieuten-
ant colonel and will probably be as
signed to duty in the Ninth cavalry
at Fort Riley.
The last few days has been no cri-
terion of the months attendance at the
city bastile Ninety drunken, disor-
derby or felonious individuals have
been guests of Chief Jerry Brown
since August 1 which is going a few
| for this season.
Quite a delegation of Walla Walla
Methodists will leave on Tuesday
evening for the state conference at
| North Yakima, to be held on Septem-
| Der s. Among those who will go from
here are Miss Stella Alexander,
deaconess of First Methodist church
and Rev. W. E. Thompson, Rev. G..
Sykes, Rev. r. ]. Reid, Rev. William
Wills, Rev. M. E. Murphy, Rev. John
LeCornu, c. J. Holloway and J. w.
Cookery.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-01
WHERE THE WIND BLEW.

Zephyrs on Columbia River Tie UP
The Ferry Boat.
The wind blew some on the Column
bia river yesterday according to c.
X. Holloway of the Walla Walla Alb
stract company, who got home half
a day later than otherwise on that
account.
He came up from Portland yester-
day morning as far as Arlington and
went across the river on the little
fiat bottomed steam ferry at that
place expecting to come back in time
to catch o. R. & N. No. at 1:5O r.
M.
When the time came the water was
so rough that the ferryman was AFRAID
to cross and it was not ntil 4 O'Clock
that the passage was made, not with
out considerable danger.
This made the Spokane Flyer which
went through about midnight the
next east bound train and Mr.. Hal
loway did not get here until this
morning.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-01
County Superintendent Bond Places
His Shortage Thus|y
ONLY FOUR OF SUCCESSFUL AP.
PLlCANTS FOR CERTIFICATES
ARE AVAILABLE.

There will still be a shortage of
teachers in Walla Walla county in spite
of the excellent showing made by
those who took the recent examina-
ton. Although out of 33 who took
the examination passed, according to
the returns received at the county
superintendent office yesterday af-
ternoon, a large percentage of these
will not be available, because they
have already secured schools, or be-
cause they have contracted to teach
outside of the county.
Of the % who passed the examin-
alton only four can be used towards
filing the 81 places still vacant.
Said Superintendent Grant Bond this
morning..
"There are still 81 districts which
have no teachers. l expect to be
able to bring in teachers from the
outside who have already applied tot
fill some of the places but we still
will be short one dozen. This is a
conservative estimate
Following are the names of the sue
cesful applicants at the recent ex-
animation:
Misses Mildred Applington, Alberta
Brown, Olive Brace, Eugania Baylor,
Elsie Conkling, Nellie Keith, Josa-
lima McClelland, Mona Richardson,
Margaret Jones, ElsieRobbins, Austie
Johnson, Cheba Preston, Laura
Bowles, Laura Mcdonald, Bessie
Gaines, LA Cutting, Ernestine Van
Vranken. Mrs. Arabella Gibbons, Messrs.
Frank Evans, Heber Ryan, D. Lynn,
Guber and Charles Leavy.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-01
Personal MENTION

Frank Wolf left for Portland last
night.
E. H. Leonard of Dayton was In the
city yesterday.
P. B. Hoisington of Pomeroy was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Grover Comstock Of Freewater,
dropped into the city yesterday.
Auditor Honeycutt and wife left to-
day for Dayton to spend Sunday.
Miss Jessie Howard returned this
morning from a trip to North Beach
Mr.. Frank Marlis a former Walla
Wallan, accompanied by his wife is
visiting friends in the city. Mr.. Mar
lis is now located in Oakland, Cali
fornia.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-01
To Wed in September.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Bergman an
nounce the wedding of their daugh-
ter Miss Gwendolyn, to Edgar l..
Smith, Thursday evening, September
20 at the Bergman residence, %
Chestnut street. Mr.. Smith is the
popular circulator of the Statesman
Publishing company and Miss Berry
man is a leader in Walla Walla's
younger set. .. e,ys :;
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-01
Sale of ChiIdren'S STOCKINGS

For the first week Of September we
place on sale just 100 dozen pairs Of child
ren's Stockings. They range in size from 8
to 9 ~. They're extra strong, absolutely
fast black, double heel and toe. They are
verv good values at Is cents but for this
week we'll sell them at 19 cents. You'll
find other special values too that are not
advertised and too, we'd like to show you
some of the newest Fall goods that will
certainly interest you.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-01

To draw the fire out Of burn, heal
a cut without leaving a scar, or to
cure boils, sores, letter, ecZma and all
skin and scalp diseases, use DeWitts
Witch Haze, Salve. A specific for piles.
Get the genuine. No remedy causes
such speedy relief Ask for DeWitt's-
the genuine. Sold bv L. L. Tallman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-01

Miss Kittie Horn, who has been
camping at the Big Meadows for sew
eral weeks returned yesterday.
Theodore Blackhurst, a we'll known
business man of st. Johns accom-
panied by Mrs. Blackhurst, is in the
city visiting officer and Mrs. Doug
McCauley. Mrs. Blackhurst, is i'll and
came to Walla Walla for medical
treatment.
According to a summary Of last
months weather being prepared by
Observer Newman, the total rainfall
for the month was .6S of an inch. The
warrnest day was the 18th when a
of 1913 degrees was re-
corded. The coolest was the 23rd with
a temperature of So degrees. Thunder
storms occurred on the II, II, Is and
23rd.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-01

Professor Howard S. Brubaker,
from spending the summer at his old
home in Mortified, Minnesota. He re-
the trip home was warm and dusty.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-01
SAW STREET COMMITTEE
No Attempt Made to Avert Danger
to River Front.

No Attempt Made to AVer1 Od"9e'
to River Front.
The attention of the street commit
tee of the council has been called 10
the fact that no move has been MADE
to repair the break in the bulkhead
in the rear of the Quinn building on
First street, caused by the heavy
flods in May. About 30 feet OF the
stone bulkhead was badly damaged
by the high water and property own
ers in that vicinity are anxious to have
the damage repaired before the winter
flOds set in.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-01

FOR SALE-A GOOD MICH COW
Inquire sol E. Oak ST., Phone 742.
50
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-01

Miss Gertrude Kelley, nurse at the
Walla Walla hospital left this morn
ing for few days at Dayton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-01

Marvin Evans and wife have re-
turned from spending a few weeks at
Long Beach.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
FELIPE TRlGO

v C4da b1qus 4. At1 Dor 10 vano n,0T cda &u.
cit onsrens clnco mil dnroa ch1uas ohe L1ndres
Al enr.r como "a en- Port-S,id os piQf Il Rus.....
Surge RpArici6n IN bed mo- s oris aulGn.
do Ms o7bre obtcura c0ra suca chlAva de
Ipnz cio Los dema, debcn sbtr porQue empiexn dis
dads borda mauzlnaS DarAr ped'z9l de
ertccge Crre ague despsco marcha 81 bOqne Su
m,honcito da peo en- cshzt rapada nso corcna
Va deposn 10 las provtones hlldA d:l bsand6, que
tene con uaA ma7o ens,6anio ~ dmui.dmans lss ear
GrS siemore. canta rfs re pruets xalsmss Nos
sonp Gs hora infstgshle despues otro
c. S.y es mendgos dbl cAn Quenc 90 ArroA 10 Ccmda
6erAs Tai huslsS msrcsdss en- Il
de fetoces pngradoI as muchoS
On Greer de tigrcty eonsa.
Mas clASica la psrspeotiva Alc'rzamos
crabanA Veine6 tentA SrAbea camelos Un POGO
adslant miens remocsdo cables desde
Ipchs para ell leu, spartadero dAr
contrar direction frArce otrAs crabns
ncampId Ia orila Van GanAndo a opuests bass Por
Ado aaco perden otra lhuurA smrenta que ah0ra
81 meDrs nos deja al 6nAl siluets de monks....
Vamos cont.ndo oa buQueG ercontrmos Oempre ecS
aprtldos ndo de e nueSFc
h y he vIto circo las dcs llegar mar,
son mil que hgos los AmgcA Me dicen que psI6
ntro eat, v6ndose de io m.il donde tsA rascio
de L.ssIs E icVeu recsro volnisIs esula putcr
adsmsF, 70 s2cAndo spuDtta con 80 OH dc dolores
Por fir les tes media leRsmoa Sutz, enofma
rsds fonds barco p dsr ell prScon del canal e del
Rpo foRonero 6rbis P4rtce unto IL olders ha.
r6n fGta hombes hahtudo al dego 81 china Internal
Hcemol IL brtvs eic4a os del Qoe penss dV
Iho M sdvitre cue eItsn6s e mar Ys de-
jGDdo anohA Los a,elos qeiern deIcubr 81
Sinai en- cadA kiano pico de una sierra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
DEL F9IO AL tUFGO

comprepe de los oiccs tScidC ibYcs pssato rutsa
6pcca dc pRc'oaA probiemss hordn d'te IA
nsd de los rquS0S dAi srte e Sfte sha
odics psanes tods s modtrnss
rc6rditss heez,g gus apTg>n las ant dots 7a les
psctn sxcsrNcAmsnts 'onrente La he oil fta olv
dare <Lo rtctsM escrltor es un cFctpo total
Hrme de <Escribir nova dsba asr e rts d aabef
todo suueo que deho escros <Uns noVsta
cerra toda il vids aplcsd psricaisr, vse
Me mira Hs vuec de uusvo Ia cattzs hscA nj Y esR
miranda 10 admrsc6n de ella csgo Ian faelne7h;
10 al lens de rohe ftarnidd accepts amiga
cor6a6s ocS VAleycsos. h. sb'
uiere usted pYesIsrme IL Lea de PreVott liza syerl
ST. coDteato. usted deme Nen8onge al Ia aosb6; no
Ia conczco.
81, respoDde.
SO evartI con su gr.ria Sgi' me Isyrso bi.mos.
FL barco dc horrible modo, re'Sr de a
barards Que ella h zquitrdk sscstT
corleI dArA hzo. L0 accepts, dice Abso deenlt.
E6ndose
No digs a Alberto que 81 ibrots mio.
Sigre ella hsando h,cia Ell ccm,dor tueEo mi csma'
roe Cusrdo volv mcs HlvIdss gus dntsncs tq7
vnter arrsrqre de escers Cmbi,-
mqaIos libros Abre Lucia e doy det6neIe obe
AfombH mirsro Yo AhYn ell noo ts lmposhIo
cue ella pueda ser Ia z dfu que de 10 alto EnIoncsG
sopecho que guerra que yoVer apAces ba jun
t0s
81 dgo Subol
Pero no comprende mi conRi,Dcisl reuouCi6n simple
seBclr con una comprA segurdsd de smsbe ndersnc
u7e me averQhe s pocc Iigue cc9e sl bISo
ofres9o msQuina IL espera cruzmoH s h cuhler desnts
de Ia gente.
No Ie que Iya diadem. h,y en- Is snchR tsnte de
Luci., Qus nade perme msfor 500 n,h mo-
giendo nto sdtmn de utu SI aRuTicon del rolo
gra hdO de a pOlroDay 10 ecorde lobIe brSc entire
los auyos cruEsduG...
AZ psrmaD.ce Oh !. chiqpilai La Obasrvo d,'ds mi
so De pronO essnlU. msrch' i0r'rf. GUe Ia he vo
sna pusrta syare prla s pamela les oIos d'aparsssF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03

eelo del inspector dc sQuel barrio, ae'
nor Rodriguez, Quien SO empt ia ! oso
por la hygiene de squel bArrio
EsiA en- San Jush 81 padre Ro.
driga,z cura p&troeo do B Tros.
Hoy fue multsdo con Sl Pedro
Bernard, por corrsr q gran vslocidad
una bicicletA por Ia cAlls del Sol.
Fate sistema en- pleado con los clslis'
tss dahe tambl6n emolearle con los
eho tsurs de los automobiles.
-Es prob .ble que 10 banda de 10
poliefs insular vAya & Ponce con los
exsur. ioni.tM que aslsstlan & las
carreraa del II del actual.
- Para carreras de cAbAll0s, ven
den relr Q sspsois'e 'es 8 contaicres de
qointns de @gundoa & SO. 40, t3 60,
$1,000 sll.0O, ports pago, los l.fio.
res F Kehihahu y Co, San Juan,
Puerto Rloo. Alt.
-Le ha aldo admilida 10 renunsia .
dc gu earg Al iogeniero de 10 c'udad
don Juan Bautists Rotliyuez. Dicha
rsnurcia tebd,a .ftcto tan prcnto 60
mo el seilor Rndr}gdtz 'eemins vAriCs
trabaioa gus iiene penaienta. Cr6ese
! que dieha plsza no sela por shors
cublerta ca propiedAd, nombrAndoae
para sussituirle, con cAlidad de inte
rino. NJ o quiteato don Jot6 Claudio
0HIy sott'.jl mAirimonio ei
vii ante el Jutz Bszan, don Ado IA
Albersus CON 10 AeiioritA Carmen vi
rrill Garch
aver fA'leei6 en- eEts eiudad, a Ia
edsd dc 10 afi1S, el ansieu) tabtq uerc
don Juan Rivera PAlomo.
Para Curar un rsstr.adO on ur
Ola, tome ell LAXATIVE BROMC
QuININA. Ell bosieario le devolverGe q
dinsro si no se cura. La frma de E
w. GROVE se halla eu cada cajisa.
Ell dis p del actual, se vsrifca
RI Ia subasta psra las obras de COLI
Grutc'6n del hospiIAl do mediclnA d.
cate munieipio, euyo eilfcio SO IevAn