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Medical Notice.

Have you an eye, ear, nose or throat?
Does anything in this line give you
trouble? No use to suffer, come to my
Office and get cured I will cure you and
charge you little. If 1 fail it costs you
charges very light, examina-
I ions free. Come to see me at once
Scsville Building over Orangeburg
Bark. Rooms 13, IA, Is, 16.
JESSE A. CLIFTON, M. D.
Snnpia lief,
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-06-28

JAPAN may be administering Korea
''for the good of thegoyerned" as some
claim, but the Koreans do not appear
to have found it out.
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Notice to Creditors.

A LII PERSONS HAVING claims
IN against the estate Of the late
Thomas w. Bruce will present the
same properly proven and all persons
indebted TO said estate will make pay
mcnt to Raysor s. Summers. Attorneys
Orangeburg. 5. g., or 10 the under
signed, Branchvlle, S. c., on or before
the twenty ninth day of June, 1906.
6-25.4 JOSEPH p. BRUCE,
Qualified Executor of the last Will
and Testament of Thomas w Bruce
deceased
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Furniture Repairing.

HAVE OPENED A SHOP FOR
Il Repairing furniture, Up-ho!ster-
ing, &C., and respectfully ask for a
share of the public patronage, All
work entrus ted TO my care Will ne
neatly and promptly executed Shop on
street in rear of Wannamaker, Smoak
E. Co j. @. JONES.
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T he New York Evening Sun regrets
that the great hmpire State of New
York is ''unrepresented in the Upper
House of Congress" but it can't awak-
en- any answering regret on the part
of the two political mummies who
show the salary for representing the
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-06-28

Mr., Bryan is 70 deliver a,Fourtb OF
July grafton in London: He will
wake up slow going Old John Bull.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-06-28

The Chicago ReCo1d-Herald asks:
"Who can mention a single good
thing that United States Senator
Platt has ever done for the people?"
The Houston Post very truly says
Platt has never claimed to be servant
of the public. He has been political
CRATER all his life and has never pre-
tended 10 be anything else. Platt is
not sailing under false colors.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-06-28

THE Abbeville Medium says: DR..
Clifton was gallant soldier, good
citizen and a true Christian" What
more need be said of man.
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PICNIC at CRYSTAL Springs.

DEMEMBER THE ANNUAL PIC
IL mic and Dancing at Hotfman's
Crystal Springs on July 4th. Come
and bring basB cts. Everybody invit-
ed to attend.
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ALL those who believe that the
dispensary is the best solution of the Ii
uuor question should vote for the Hon.
Richard I. Manning. He is running
on a platform which pledges him to
reform the dispensary and cut out all
in it's graft administration. BE can do
this if the Raysor. Manning bill is made
a law. which will be done at the next
session of the legislature.
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The Cameron Flour Mill

WILL BEGIN GRINDING ON
Wv Monday, the End day OF July,
1906, and will give good service from
that date. Bring or send your wheat.
6-2S.4 F. I. CULLER, Manager.
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Eishl Eishi Fish!

WHY GIVE 12l AND 10 CENdo rlo
w per pound for beef stake Tx. r"rnh wnen
YOU can get nice fresh water percII'
Wav,s. VIav;i; They are much cheaper, "a ana
better.
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tNN FARMING LANDS. Long
Y ytime. No commission charged.
Borrower pays actual cost OF perfect
mn loan. For further information
address: JOHN B. PALMER q SON
81 Box 2S2. Columbia. 5. q.
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1855. College of Charleston. 1906.
Charleston, s. c.

Entrance examinations will be held
in the County Court House on Friday,
July &, at 9 &. m. One free tuition
Scholarship to each county Of South
Carolina awarded bv the county Supt.
OF Education and Judge of Probate.
Board and furnished room in Dormi
tory, Sl1 month. All candidates for
admission are permitted to compete
for vacant Boyce Scholarships which
pay 500 a year. For catalogue and
information address
5-24-8* HARRISON RANDOLPH.
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Real Estate Loans.

MONEY TO LOAN ON ORANGE
lYl burg County real estate we al.
ways have, at the lowest current rates
Call and see US or write US. If you
have money to invest, we will put it
out for you on gilt edged real estate Sc
curitieS. GLAZE & i'ERBERT,
Orangeburg, S. G. Att'y's. al Law.
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TjlIman Volunteers Attention !!

ITI1IDdT TU1ulleCIS hlleHET'H
TROM NOW UNTIL THE EN-
il campment, each member Of the
company living in the county must
attend drills every Saturday afternoon
/ o'clock, the town Squad Friday
night, else they will be dcbarred from
attending the encampment at Chick
amauga This summer.
J. 81. CLAFFY,
Captain.
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For Sale.

w Steinway Piano in perfect oPrep b ree
that we are oiTeri' g at pr Price r. won Won
lime lime less than It is worth: ba III xith 31b
v,an wnnt if he quick as it will not oe Will
ne 10 long at the paice we ask.
10 '' IuE MARCHANT Music Co''c
5-3-tf. Oldns1DNAo'
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For Sale.

TNOUGH BALED OAT STRAW
U to supply Orangeburg County at
$500 per ton, delivered, Cameron.
Nearly as good as Timothy at less
than half price. JAS. NJ. Moss.
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FOR, MAGISTRATE

FOR MAGISTRATE.
r hereby announce myself candl-
il date for Magistrate in the Tenth
judicial District subject 10 the De-
mocratic primary. j. F. HUTTo
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MY health having sufficiently i'm
Nl proved, have decided to yield
to the repeated requests of my friends
and hereby offer my self as candidate
for the office of County Commissioner.
If elected | promise to work for the
very best interests of the public and
to Hbide the result Of the Democratic
Primary. Yours any duty,
d. M. ESTBURY.
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For Sale

For Sale,
ONE LOMBARD BOILER Isl HIP.
" one Erie Engine 10 II. P. one so
Saw Pratt gin, feeder and condenser,
one Boss Press in good order apply to
L. L. WITT,
5-17-3moS. North, S. G..
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Board.
THE "OHIO"-MRS. 1. r. ENN ES.
j. Thoroughly renovated. Centrally
located. Excellent fare. Phone 1910
26 Charlotte. St. Asheville, N. C.
Cid.
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Wanted /!

A GENTS IN ORANGEBURG
N County to write Life Insurance
for the Best Old Line Company in the
US. Large commissions paid. Write
or call on II. G. WANNAMAKER,
AT Peoples Bank, Orangeb urg, S. C
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Candidates Cards.

FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
r hereby announce my candidacy for
l. reelection to the office of Probate
Judge etc.. subject 10 the Democratic
primary. RoBT. II CoPEs.
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FOR AUDITOR

FOR COUNTY TREAS URER.
r announce myself a candidate for re-
Il election to tie office of County
Treasurer, subject to rules governing
Democratic primaries.
A. D. FAIR.
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FOR SUPERVISOR.
IT hereby announce myself as candi-
Il date for County Supervisor of Or
angeburg County, subject to the ac-
tion of the Democratic primary.
T. J. D. FIELDER.
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Thereby announce myself as a
Il candidate for County Commits
sioner, and pledge myself to abide the
lesult of the Democral ic Primaries.
Having filled the office for nearly two
years, have endeavored to faithfully
discharge he duties of the office, and
ask for reelection on my record.
Respectfully,
THOMAS D. A. LIVINGSTON.
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Saw Logs Wanted.

SaW Logs Wanted.
CPOT CASH PAID FOR SAW
~ lops delivered to my mill in Or
angCburg. For particulars apply at
mill. D. \. SPRINKLE.
> 31-6. x
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Board on Sullivans island.

Board on SulliVanS Island.
TOR FIRST GLASS BOARD AP-
Il ply to Miss Hattie f. Taylor,
Station %, (Front Beach,, AtlanIic
vile, S. G. 81
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-06-28

LADIES GIBSON PATENT KID OXFORD, made by the
famous Goldman Co., beautifully shaped Oxford with ali the
good qualities of $500 slipper but selling lots OF this
number special at $500.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
ONE CASH REGISTER, 200 Cloak
" Hangers, One Very Large Fire
Proof Safe, One Large Mirrow. Apply
to a l. RICH,
Real Estate Agent,
Orangeburg, S. G.
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Cotton Baton.

Cotton Baton.
COTTON BATTEN FOR MAX
Wing mattresses and comforts for
sale at 10 cents per pound.
$40 ORANGE MILLS.
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CHILDRENS SPATENTLEATHER Blue HER OAFORDS
made on the easy fitting Foot Form last One OF the most
popular Oxfords OF the season, special Sl.l5.
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For Sale,

For Sale.
CIN OR SEVEN GOOD MILK
- COWS. Capacity from u to Ii
quarts daily. All gentle and easy
milkers. +. D. BATES,
6-l4-4.* Crangeburg, S. G.
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r hereby offer myself for reelection
Il to the Legislature and will abide
the result of the Democratic primary.
Respectfully,
THos. F. BRANTLEY.
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r hereby announce myself a candi-
Il date for the Office of County Com
missioner at the approaching primary.
If elected will do all l can to serve the
public faithfully and intelligently. !
pledge myse to abide the result OF
the Democratic primary.
NJ. G. EDWINS.
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T hereby announce myself a candi.
Il date for reelection to the House OF
Representatives subject to the Demo
cratic primary. j. A. BANKS.
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LADIES WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS, solid leather soles,
and heels made Of fine and nicely hllshed IN every
particular, good Oxford special 81 So
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DLEDGING MYSELF TO ABIDE
l. result Of Democratic Primary, l
announce myself a candidate for re-
election to office of County Supervisor.
If elected promise TO do in the future
what have IN the past-discharge my
duty with all of the energy and intelll-
gence 1 possess.
Nav IS 1906. OLIN M. DANTZLER
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r am in the race for reelection to the
i office of County Commissioner sub
ject to rules governing Democratic
urinary. a. +. FAIREY.
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II am candidate for the House of
Il Representatives in the ensuing
primary, and pledge myself to abide
the results Of said Democratic primary
and to support the rominees Of same.
JNO. S. BOWMAN, JR.
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r announce myself a candidate for
L. the House of Representatives sub
iect to the rules of the Democratic
primary. A. j. HYDRICK, JR.
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ITO the Democratic Voters Of Or

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
T announce myself candidate for
Il County Commissioner, subject to
rules governing the Democratic prl-
maries. LUTHER j. SMITH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-02
The Burro That
Ate the Taxes
By Alfred Damon Runyon

CENOR GARCIA and myself were sitting in
- front of his house peacefully smoking.
A lop-eared burro shambled easily into the
yard and began nosing pile of tin cans.
Now, may the curses OF the saints be upon
you, you son of an evil kindl" exclaimed Senior
Garcia excitedly, jumping up and hurting
rock at the animal
"You don't seem to like burros," remarked.
He pulled at his pipe in a meditative manner
for some minutes before replying. My son."
me by the burro. But for it l would this day
be grand man in the county of Ildefonso. AS
it is, you see yourself, am poor, and not great
in the confidence of my people"
Years ago, in the days when the Americana
first began coming to the great Southwest, the
Senior Garcia was man of influence" the old
Mexican continued. "My store was known
far and wide through the valley of the Animas,
and l was looked up to by the people. l was
the great man of the plaza. My flocks ranged
these hills for miles Of money l had much.
when the Americana came he brought his
new ideas. In time he built yonder city of
Aninas. He brought his school-teachers, and
he brought the tax, senor-ah, the cursed
tax! For all our lands We must pay the tax
our lands that had come to us from Our fathers,
and to them from their fathers fathers
excepting what we ourselves had taken from
our neighbors for payment of the debt. Much
land had l taken for the debt, senior, much.
1t came about that they must have some
one to collect and care for the tax, said Senior
Garcia, to keep accounting of how much
this man and that man owed upon his lands,
his sheep and goats, and his house. So the
Amertcdnos came to me and said: Senior
Garcia, you are an honest man. You are re-
spected of the people. You have their con-
idence, and you will not cheat them in collect
ing the tax. You shall be the treasurer
That is the man who collects and cares for
the tax, senior One day the people went to
Animas and put marks upon paper to show
that they wanted me for the treasurer.
Il had the office in the courthouse in
Animas where the people came to pay me the
down the names Of the people who paid, and
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the amount and to put away the money paid.
Senior, of such nonsense | knew naught.
Figures names, pah What knew | of them?
Did not know every man in the county, and
how much land he owned? / put the books
away and had many little boxes made. Each
box was for one man. What you call the
assessor told me how much each should
pay. So l put white beans in the boxes for
what was paid, and black beans for what the
man still owed; each bean | called a peSo-one
dollar. Simple, was it not?
And SO | got the much money to care for.
The assessor sometimes made mistakes in his
reckoning of the lands, and when such occurred
be the owner my friend, l would cast out many
of the black beans in his box, and he did not
have so much to pay. One box l had for my
own, and this had many black beans. The
assessor was very, very wrong in his reckoning
of my lands and my focks. l had not the
half of what he said; but as all knew my box,
l must put in the beans.
"One day, when was doing in the court
house awaiting the coming OF people to pay
the tax, burro wandered into my Office.
Think of my feelings, senior, when | awoke to
see the last bean disappearing down the cursed
throat of the beast All the tax gone! Who
could tell how much this man or that man owed ?
. fell upon the devil-possessed burro and
beat him sorely, and my cries brought the
rest of the people in the courthouse. |
showed them what the cursed burro had done;
but senior, they would not believe. Not to
me, but among themselves, they whispered
that Senior Treasurer had let the burro enter
the office of purpose to eat the tax, because
the Senior Treasurer owed SO much himself.
Less than day had gone before they sent me
away, and | was no longer the treasurer. | no
longer was respected of men, nor have l since
been able to gain the confidence of my people. p"
Senior, what became of the money you
collected" l asked. :" Did the burro eat that"
my son" he replied, with PARKWAY look
in his eye, "qnien sdbe9"
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Report to StOCkhOld'

THE stockholders of the international
L Lumber and Development Company
recently elected one of their number, DR..
Andrew S. Slayer, of Altoona, Pa, to go, as
their representative, to their Mexican plant
alton, and make full report on its develop
ment. The report is now ready. DIR. Slayer
says, in part:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
GObiStn0 municipal De Ponce

sabSstss, II dla vstpts y osha del
eorrisute mas de Juuio 4 las dos de la
isrds, tendrG lugAr Ia suhastA para sl
suministre de oiertss msdieiuas psrs
ls FArmasiA Municipal durante el afIo
focal de 19ce 4 1907,
El mismo dtA veirts y ocho del
actual mss & las tres de ls tarde az
etscluAra ell rsmIts del servisIo ordi.
mario dc bsgsj's y eoehes para den
tro de 10 ponlActou y sus bArfios On
10 possible con Px 'lusi6n de 10 PlayA,
,durante 81 ado cilAdo de 1905 { 1907.
81 propio dIR vsinte otho del
mes On curso & les euAtro do Ia tards,
se eelahrayk ol scto de subSvta para
10 sdquiSisi6u dc 500 tahlillaa para co
fros, que b b "a de utiljsSrss en- sl
al J sconomtco dc 1908 { 1907.
Las cop!As dc las rtfaridas ords
nanEaa votAdas por ei Coneeio Nuniei
rsl para lA publics lititscl6n dc lc q
ties meneionadoa ssrv cos, Be hallae
ran fiadas, para general sotocimisu
TO, UNA 4 la aubidA de In eIcalsra ds
10 Casa AyuntAmieuto; OTRA en- les
aahlss de Anut clio puestss 60 oil exte'
rior de Ia mlsmS oTRA en- sl interior
del edi6cioQue ocupAn les Cortea de
Distrito y Munioipal oTRA en 10 Pla
- del hercAdci y oTRA en- lA case
municipal de la Playa; pudieudo YER
Sc tambien dishsa ordensnxss, Ia Is go
les onelnAS del OAclAl de s Sanidadl ls
IegundA On las del SeeretArio NUM-
cipal. y 10 tercera ca les del TOuorero
Municipal,
Y 60 eumpllmisnto dc lA Ley, &c
RnuneiA per medic d. la presents.
Ponce, jUnio 10 de 906
SANTIAGO OPPENHRMER
AleAlde de IL CiudAd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22

Gonzslez ha dsdo eusnts del hssh) &
10 policfa y Gutierrez 80 hs puesto en-
fdgs. Ss llama ls stsnci6n dA las
autoridades de Hsnatf, donde ea 60.
noeido el mushsth0, para que Sc pro
eeds Ia capsura de eats, si se pressn.
10 por sQusllos contornos.
La correspondence para los
Estsdos UuIdos, que ssldr& te San
Juan el microbes pr6xlmo q dc ia.
n!o, en- ell vspor sPhilAdell his, 10 "a
cogfra en- esta eiudad el mar.ea 28 4
las 8 dc Ia tarde,
-R6no de Jssds adopts Ia s6mo.
da oostumbre de hacer cuentaa val
garments -tomsr al tsdo- & nombre
del DR.. Gutierrez, en una lechsrfa
una psnsdsrfa donds iba eomprar,
como airv!ante del oit&do fkcuhAtivo.
FL detsative Gutierrez 10 detuvo.
81 En- vista del genn suaaso que
hsmos obtenido con las an mpliaciones
On bustos de fotogrsfias que otfeca-
mos & nuestEa clientels, nos ecmpla.
csmos en- profrogar haats tlass do ado
10 donaei6n ia los sIcksss que Ian de-
reeho q 10 ado uisioi6n do dlchas sm.
pliacioues, asg6n eireulsr que CON este
motive publicam0s on Noviembre pa
ssdo , que remistrsnos 81 que nos IL
pida-BAZAR OTERO.
-El iues de paz ha i'm opeato mul.
ta dc IN peso q Manuel Q liHooes, por
hAber irtripgo Las lsyes de sandal.
LA polie1a del Inei6 4 R1fno Ri
vera, por vender con pasas incom 10
tEs,
~-sor Lpiss Arvslo, eutermera
que iu6 dsI hospital Thcosh,, ha
muerso hoy vicsims do ls tnbsrcult sls
entsrmedad QUO 10 stsc6 en- el clmpLI.
mi ento do 50 ds hsr para COO lor ert.r.
mos. Sus eomps nsros y com 9tGsr4
do oacio, of oomo los diverGo1 SIN
pleaios del hospital incluys1do los
medoos del mlamo, &c propusleron
sributarle oil homenaia p6ssomo "a
mereee, hacienda que 81 cAdaver t4era
oondueido al esmssserio Ga condietc.
nes dignau do loI servieioa gus & los
trfalices eptsrmos presto
-Mahans rtfutaremoS algun0a
cargoa iniustor 6 irtuuds dos h7chos
por e.! AguiLa eonirs Ia admir isira,
zion muuioipal de Poncs.
A los Ggamer tos dicsados por el
apaaionamiento polftico, sontestArs.
mos con rae nss que no admIten re-
pliea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
IMPRESIOIES Y IOTICIAS

dar IN misln de propsgsnda poftica
sn nuestro teatro, cuando 90 aproxl-
men las eleccIones.
-Hsmos DIDO un amigo do Goa.
mo, persons ipfaysnts en- aquel pue-
bio, expresar su sitt.faeci6n por al
traslsdo dal iuez B snet. Esta noticia
ha sido muy bien rscibidA por aquel
enlto vscindario, exceptuandose.a me
dia docena do intrsns!gsntes rspabli-
canos.
Sc ealculA que el alfstado de
10 cslls do Cris.ina costAris 3 IS, do
liars. de los euAles, con srreglo al
prcp5sitos do que hablsmos en- otro
lugar, darfa 10 mitsd el syuntsniepto,
y con 10 etrA mItsd contribulrfan los
vecinos pudientss de dieha calls,
ASe ha recibido On sl LEON Pom
ceao un gran surtido on calzAdo para
seflorss. de charol, glase, color eh .m
psgce, blsncos y cabrisilla, 20 tormss
distintss. Para niflos, sapectslidad
en- ealzado fus,ts para ir & 10 escusla
y hno para veatir. Un'eos exoends'
dores do calxado thsrol esbrltilla
para hombre msrea sUnivsrsals do
81. meior en- forma y ycslidad oil ,Flors
heinz y dsmas, Sombrsroa, corb.tas,
cuellos, puilos, camisas, 8 it fnidsd do
arhculos para caballeros y pifoa.
-Eu lss obrss dc meiorA del hoa'
pital Teicoehs 50 invsrii,aa por h9ra
unos tres mil dollars. e. probable
que 90 auments On el prtxImo presu
pues'o 10 partida de gastos para las
oitadas obras, pues 80 Quiere hassr
estAs con 10 debida amp1itud.
-Por iniciativa do varioa medt'
COS tratsse do inasslar On sl hospital
Tricoehe un apsrAto para 10 aplica'
ei6n de los rayos Roeutgsn una ca
tuta desiniactadors.
Ponce 90 10 primsrA ciudsd do
10 iila que hs introducldo on Puerto
Rico el slstema de a,fAItar les GALES
con panes asialtieos comprimtdos. Es.
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10 eiudsd, en- el que noa ocuparsmos
con sl detenimiento que merece.
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blicanos para camhlar i'm preai oaes
sobre 10 csndidAturs que presentarAn
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por slecsi6n popular.
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lisencisdo don Rosendo Matierso
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