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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-06
TROLLEY LEAGUE STANDING.
TROLLEY LEAGUE STANDING.
THE TROLLEY LEAGUE.
Schedule Completed for Season, June
81 to Sept. 3.
IAT HAIIOWEIL

AT HALLOWELL.
July 7-Saturday-Waterv and Fair
field.
july t1Tresd3' Gardinf
July 12-Thursday, Augusta.
july 19-Thursday. Gardiner
July 21-Saturday, WaterVllle ana falr-
field.
July 2+Tuesday, Augusta.
July 27-Friday. Watcrvllle ana fair-
field.
Aug. 1.-Wednesday. Gardiner.
Aug. 4-Saturday, Augusta.
Aug. Thursday. Waterville and Fair
field.
Aug, 9-Thursdav, Gardiner.
Aug. 13-Wednesday. Gardner.
Aug. 1S-Saturday, Augusta.
Aug. 2l-Tuesday. Watervlile ana Fair-
field.
Aug. 24-Friday, Gardiner.
Aug, 2S-Tuesdav, Augusta.
Sept. 1-Saturday. Gardiner
SEPT 3-Labor Jay. afternoon. P. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-06
AT ST. LOUIS.

St Louis ......2 ] X4--i
Cincinnati 5 o 0 0 o 0-3-J--.
Batteries-Egan Druhot and Mccarthy.
Grady: Wicker and Livingston. Time,
y. EMPIRES Carpenter and Klein.
AT PIrTSBtRG-
Chicago ......1 0 0 o-G-s-.
pi,,shnro o | o o 0 o 0-3-I-3
Rattpries-Ruclbach and Killing: Lever
and Ph,lrs Time. a. UmpiieS, O'Day
and Jolln$tCnc.
AT RROOKLYN.
PHILADELPHIA "a 0 0 o 0-6-9-O
Rrooklyn ... o o o o l-J-s-l
Batteries Richie Pittinger and Doom;
Scanlon and Bergen. Time. /. 49, Umpire
Conway.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02
REFORM OF WHICH WINNEMUCCA IS in GORE NEED

HE disclosures in connection with the tribute alleged to have been eVea
IN on the denizens of he re- light district is causing much comment A very
ule investigation in the Chinatown district might disclose, and doubtless
j would disclose. the same conditions of things The practice Of ondnctng me
bsstness of the town in this respect along the lines complained of las been ear
rd on 50 long that has become a eustom.
Gambling m Illegal games together with other practices in violation o. law
the knowledge of everybody. In the words The W officials have in effect
been licensing Chinatown and the red light district
who is to blame? Not the officer; h hs to live and support a family. The
own pays him nothing for his service as a Waterman. All lie getsf for his
nightly rounds through the prescribed district or IN other part of town is wat
the citizens pay him individually and o of their W pockets
He gets a the out of he Justce Court, put that very mail compare
with the amount taken from the tax payers for this abnormal cudty.
The remedy for evils of this charader is in the hands of the people them
selves There is ample provision of law for the establishment of a system n
der which here would be no necessity for grating n at the same m the
people would have protection of a legitimate character in all things hat ire
legitimate N
The la provides tina the Commssf oners can provide for licensing every
business nd every business man within the w limits This. would
yield a revenue sufficient to pay a Waterman to attend to his duties in a egt-
innate way. 1t would provide for beautfying the streets I'M suppressng nut
sancs that nov endanger the health of the children especially, ant the people
generally. A walk through most m quarter of the w even today wu d
revolt every sense OF de@ncy or refinement
TAe streets are in a most unighty condition. With the coming events. the
influx Of new and increasing population, these evils will pc aggravated 1t is
resting upon then.
The people want order; they want cleanliness; they want Improvement
they are more han willing to pa fol- it. License the town; pay officers; abate
the nmsances; clean the streets M beauify the county seat; n above all,
let US have a clean and effective system of police supervision
II there is not enough money to 10 these things, assess the property for
more. People are willing to pay if they get something for their money
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02
AWORD REGARDING THE COUNTY PRINTING

rlHE Commissioners of Humboldt county began their sessions in the court
house today, There is a wealth of work for hee gentlemen which will
doubtless keep them busy for som little time Therefore The Silver State
heshates to call to their ttenuon a vital matter hest it should bring
added weight to bear OF their heavily bardened shoulders.
But, certain it is in the light Of public interest the Commissioners shonc
give tbs natter some thought
1T HAS Q o WITH TUE COUS Sly PRINTING.
Ts printing at present gong to a newspaper friendly with the political
party which placed the Commissioners in omce Tha is as il shoud be were it
not that is hardly ompaub with the laws of Nevada, which provide nat
the public printing SHALL GO TO THE LOWEST BIDDER.
he Board of Commissioners hrepariv of party or paty recognition of
services performed are thu preventative of the public at large. They dis
missonrs will see to it hat tae best results are obtained for the least pos
sMe cost.
1t was with that very purpose in view that thu Law requiring bids for public
Advertising vas passed by the State Legislature.
Doubtless We're bids subntted the adverusng OF Humboldt county would
find its way to where it is at present being placed; that of course. is more than
probable
soners win recognize the justice of tits contention. made solely with the public
veal in view.
WHAT ARE THE COMMISSIONERS GOING TO DO ABOUT rr2
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02
SILVER PARTY AN EXPLODED FRAUD

-HERE is to be another fusion between the Democrats I'M he "snve.
party at least 50 say our exchanges but We don't believe it. What is left Of
: party, while badly demorahzei, is at least alive. To hitch it again to the Sill
YER party could mean nothing tut Contamination. The Silver party, rkced il
power by a deluded people, for a tns time debased the grat cause of silver
which fgnoranty I'M frauduienay sun to represent I'M has controlled
the paluy spoil Of office, well SATISFIED to 10 the dirty bidding of ITS master
the amented Wallace who directed its very breath and every act. Bat the
people finally realized the situation M the true hwardness of its leaders
They realized that the Silver party represented nothing bt the Espee m
horde of spolsmen INK politicians and W years ago when it Vas deserted
by it's patron to whom it vas no longer useful, for te reason hat 1T could
fool the people no longer its mission in Nevada vas ended Now it is dead
political morality. if these is any to ny nothing of public decency. require that
it should be buried. The poor o. fool Democratic Donkey is yer under the
corpse nj should oe allowed TO get out an go to the pump
You amt fool ue people III the time
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02

MRS. MARGARET DOOLEY.
Paradise Valley. New, March 10.
m19-1m
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

/, the undersigned. hereby caution The
ID" and bar TX" brand of my son, j.
F.. Dooley. l being sole owner of said
cattle
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02
roRruRE BY sAvAaEs

Speaking of the torture to which
some OF the savage tribs in tho PHI r.
pines subject their captives, reminds me
Of the intense suffering l endured for
Kidneys" says w. M. Sherman OF Cush-
inc. Me. Nothing helped me untfl
tried Electric Bitters. three bottles OF
which completely cured me-" Cures
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Blooc Dis
orders and Malaria. and restores she
weak and nervous to robust health.
Guaranteed by the Eagle Drug and jew
elry Co. druggists. Price SOC.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02
WHAT THE GRAND JURY DID

The grand jury has reported and al
journed The mountain has labored ana
brought forth a mole Hill. The report
lis like the military maneuvre of the gal
liant general. who had ten thousand men;
he marched them up the hill and
marched them down again. The tax
payers are at least to be congratulated
that the expense Of this vancouver Is
over. The grand jury consumed six days
land then the inquisltorial drag-net was
drawn, and 10! and behold! one poor
little sucker was found squirming in the
meshes of justice. This is the net re-
suit of one hundred and twelve days
work, and all the tax payers get for an
expenditure of more than five thousand
dollars. for the cost of gathering the
grist and the grinding thereof will
amount to more than that sum Blu
there is som Thin 81 6 90 Geand sury
did. 1t recommended court house
changes to accommodate the Clerk and
Recorder with more. room. Somebody is
looking for a summers job and a shady
place. The grand jury also said the
county hospital is all right. The truth
Is that the county hospital is a dngy,
squalid. |ill-lighted. tumble down snack;
without ventilation and destitute of a
single modern appliance for the care Of
The sick or injured. Into two rooms
ere closely crowded the sick. the injured,
the dying, the aged and the poor
Under conditions making recovery of the
sick almost impossible. infection of the
healthy almost certain and the condition
Of the poor miserable. And this is five
thousand dollars worth of grand jury
and justice court procedure. Is it worth
the money? Would 1t not have been bet
ter expended in providing for the care
Of the sick and suffering, or for the com
fort of the aged poor? Have we gained
or nave we lost? This has been going OF
a long time; is it not time for a change?
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02

From the Virginia Chronicle the for
lowing interesting piece is culled.
Carson. March 31.-Discoveries Of pre-
historic fossil remains are of almost
daily occurrence in the excavat'ng at the
State prison quarry. The latest is a bone
arched somewhat like a Turkish seine
ter. the teeth in which indicate that it
was a jaw BON and local archaeologists
are of the opinion that it is a relic Of
the biblical period and may be the
SAME indentical 'jawbone of an ass
with which Samson is credited with slay-
ing forty thousand Philistines. The
finding of an oxidized blade of Shef1e'd
shears In the same vicinity is considered
corroborative of this theory, indicating
the shore of the ancient lake was the
scene of the clipping of Samson's hair
by Delilah.
How truly great Nevada becos eth.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02

Huntington has aligned his forces with
the forces of Hartman In the fight
against the Western Pacific in Calrfor-
MIA. Two capable rogues these, but Gould
will plant his terminal at tidewater just
the same
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02

None can gainsay the word Of the author
of the foregoing, for. doubtless. i'm that
same ia bone he has recognized and
identified beyona p~eradventure of a doubt
a portion of the anatomy of one OF his
ancient ancestors.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02

The San Francisco Examiner announ-
cas that "a cloudburst has converted
Oakland into a sea. If the Western Pa
cifc hurries up they can grab a terminal
before the Hartman Judges nave time to
think up another decision.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02

The right-hand nan o. Colts z Hua-
tington has been arrested for ~s'vindling
Wen. what could be expected when his
training is taken into consideration?
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02

A grand jury convened at Cincinnati
las made the startling announcement
that graft is altogether too prevalent FOR
that body to east a stone" Truly we
live in the age of wonders!
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02

The Moroccan coat-Ay, y has at last
really been settled. We may now conf
IDENTIFY turn TO South America for the
leading daily story.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02

The sailor who fell 80 feet to the deck
of his vessel certainly got a bargain
counter tumble.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-02

Pittsburg brokers IRE head ~ a move
concerns. Success to the P~ittsburgersi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-24
Noticias de AreCibo

FebTero 23.-
Anoche puso en- escenaRla Compafifa
Martinez Casadc en- nuestro Teatro;la pre-.
ciosa obra de Dicenta ''Aurora" en- que de
manera admirable bordaron sus respecti
vos papeles la genial Luisa Martinez Ca
sado, Celia Adams, Pillar Estasen y Qua
dalupe Martinez Casado. Manuel Marti-
nez Casado inimitable alcanzando una
completa ovaci6n. Los sefiores Alcon,
Puga Gonzalez muy bier. La piecesita
LA cuerda foja" muy divertida hizo
reir en- grande.
Para el domingo anuncia Ia Compa-
MIA dramatica Martinez Casado dos mag
nfficas funciones una por Ia tarde dedica-
da q los nifos poniendose en- escena tres
graciosas pleas y por Ia noche Ia colozal
obra "La Tosca" en- que tanto Sc distingue
lal sefiora Luisa Martinez Casado. En-
ambas funciones Sc espeTa un complete lie
no.
Sc anuncia para el pr6ximo lunes Sc
gundo dia de carnaval un baile de masca-
ras que tendra lugar en- el TeatrO y para
el cual hay gran animation.
Hoy lego 6sta el correo de los Es
tados Unidos siendo despachado seguida-
mente por esta administration de correos.
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JUzGADo De PAz De SAN JUAN.
Ju!e!os de aver.

Jes6s Aponte por escandalo, proferir
frases obscenas, resietirse insultar un
policia; $4,000 8 so dias de arresto.
Maximino Falcon, Jose Sanchez, jose
Rivera, E Inocencio Rivera, por jugar da-
dos en- la via p6blica. $1,000 cada uno.
Jose Mendoza y Antonio Sanchez, por
iugar dados frente & la plaza de Colon.
$1,000 cada uno.
Francisco Quinones, por escandalizar y
proferir frases obscenas $1,000.
Nicolasa Romero, por escandalizar y an
dar desnuda por las GALES de Puerta de
Terra. $500.
Francisco Alvarado, por xsescandalo,
$500. 81
Ciprian Calderon jose Mora, pOr dor
mir en- un zaguan en- la oalle de la Cruz.
$500 cada uno.
angela Gonzalez, por escdndalo, profe.
rir frases obscenar, resistirse insultar
un policia. $4,000 de multa so dias dc
arresto.
Maria Miranda por insultos Manuela
Garcia. $500.
Fabriciano Hernandez por proferir fra
ses obscenas en- la via pdblica. $500.
Absueltos % acusados de diversas fal
tas.
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NOTICIAS.

-Manana haee LA CORRESPONDENCE
algunas preguntas acerca de Luisa Neya-
rez, la parricidia.
Con motive de los bales de carnayal
que Sc celebraran maf1ana, la retreta anun.
ciada ha sido transferida para el lunes
Aver embarc6 con rumbo Venezue-
Ia el popular Luis Franco Palomo, de
donde regresara el del pr6ximo mes. -
Solamente quedan tres palcos. por
abonar de latemporada primera de zarzue-
la en- 81 Parque.
Hay grandes deseos por Dir cantar &
la tiple Ntfez, asi como al resto de Ia
Compaflia.
Hoy sali6 para Ia isla, ipor Ia parte
Este, ell senior Guillermo Duef1o, con OBJ
objeto de contratar algunos teatros para ell
senior La Presa.
Ell Colegio de Santa Ana ofrece cinco
becas gratis para j6venes estudioscs, gTa-
cias una donaci6n que para ese Tin le ha
hecho una persona piadosa. Los aspiran-
tes han de ser de matrimonio cat6lico, apli-
cadoa, de buena conducta y de tercer gra-
do para arriba.
Ell ayuntamiento ha concedido permit
SO al sefior Juan Araujo para que pueda
celebrar bales en- la plaza del mercado
durante las festas del carnaval.
En- las icencias para bales que Sc
expiden por la alcaldia Sc sefialan las ho-
ras que deben durar aquellos.
Hoy han terminado las sesiones del
Tribunal Supreme.
-Esta mafana entr6 ZEN el,''puerto el
vapor espafIol 'sBuenos Aires procedente
de Cuba. Seguird viaje para Espaia tan
pronto termine sus operaciones.
Ell dia 26 Sc celebrara en- 81 Consula-
do Dominicano ell SO aniversario de Ia in.
dependencies. de la vecina Repdblica.
-El dia % de los corrientes, fu6 opera
do por el reputado oculista doctor Rafael
del Vale, nuestro amigo don Jose J. Bri
tapaia, empleado de Tesorerfa de una
affection en- la vista. DeseamoS que 81 pa
ciente recupere la salud por complete.
-Ha fallecido en- Humacao eI.nilo lg
nacio Otero Cintr6n, encanto del hogar os
los esposos Obero. DamosIes nuestro sen
tido p6same. 4lA NlE 80
-E,sta mafiana visit6 al GobeTnador q
Lcdo. senior Jose de Diego, delegado 4 ls
Camara.
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Sesi6a " hou. J


Sc pone Z discussion II informe de la co..
mission de hacienda.
Explica el informe 81 sefior Mendez
Cardona,
Agrega que en- realidad el presupuesto
que ha de Tegir en- 81 pr6ximo afio ha dis
minuido. Sc han hecho aupresiones en- los
aumentos hechos por el Consejo Executive,
cuando se han estimado necesarios, redu-
ciendose 81 n1mero de inapectores de rem
tas internas de instruction p6bliea, asf CO.
mo Las escuelaa industriales de Ponce, San
Juan Mayaglez, toda vez que 90 cTea
srina. escuela de artes ofcios en- lugar de
aouellas. La asignaci6n para ibros ha
sido tambien disminuida, porque no tiene
justification toda vez que los libros y ma
pas del afio pueden usarse perfectamente.
Sc incluy6 en- Ia orden del dis dlcho
proyecto de ley. an
Sc votaTon en- tercera leetuTR los sl-
guientes proyectos de ley:
Los H b. 40, So, 81, So, ia y 10. @.
b. 81 y II. B. 80 y SO.
Was Ochoteco pide Ia reconsideration
del proyecto de ley de maestros especiales.
Ramos pide que Sc nombre una nueva
comisi6n de conferencias del bill de cleo
clones para que se conceda un pTescinto
electoral q Barceloneta. Fue acuerdo-
Sc acord6 despues del leida ia ley de
presupuestos que SO dejara 10 discussion
secci6n por secci6n para el lunes, asf como
la reconsideration del bill de maestros es-
peciales.
En- 10 sucesivo Sc celebraran dos Besio-
mes diarias. -
siendo las II y As q. m. SCI leyant6 Ia
session.
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En- honor de Washington.

Ell dia % se llev6 efecto en- el salon
general de "Mdsica y canto" de Ia escue-
Ia Lincoln un festival en- honor de Was
hington. Tomaron parte muchos alumnOs
con gran Daturalidad.
Tambien la sefiorita Mariana Rodri-
guez, presentando 8 Washington como
modelo que debe imitarse. Cerr6 el actO
el senior Negr6n Collazo, Principal de Is
escuela. Su discurso patri6tico tuvo por to-
ma LA Redenci6n de Puerto Rico ezta
en- la escuela.'
Felicita & sus companeras por 81 labor
hermosa saluda los alumnos dici6n-
doles:
.Viva siempre este pedacito de TERRA
que guarda las afecciones mas grande de
nuestra alma y en- vuestros carazones, nj
mas y ni1os, el amor sublime Dios. q Ia
Patria , los grandes ideales"
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Terrible erupCiOn del PeIee.

NJ indescriptible pdnico, debido los fuer-
tes temblores que han precedido en- toda
la isla, la erupci6n de hoy. delsvolcan.
En- Fort de France, hay refugiadas mu-
chas sfamilias, que Sc disponen 4 abaBdo-
mar la isla.
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BOmbaS que eXplOtan.

Tsar- Koie -Selo, causando yarias vfctimas
en- los individuos de Ia guarnici6n del edi-
fcio.
La mujer fue detenida, y cretse que Sc
ri pasada por las armas.
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BASEBALL.

Los jugadores del Texas y los del
sAguila' llevardn q efecto mafiana, un
desaffo de baseball.
Resultara renidfsimo dicho desaffo, pues
los teristas van dispuestos veneer q sus
contrarios, porque ellos Green que los Ggata-
Iistos no son mGtos nd.
Jugara Ell conocido Monarca, y otros de
reconocida fama.
iHasta maf1ana
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NV York, Febrero a, 1.30 p. m.
El Volcan Mont Pel6e hdllase en- terri
hle erupci6n. Una enorme colun.na d.
huno llamas, elevaie del viejo crater
que envolvi6 en- cenizas fuego Ia ciudad
de Saint Pierre.
En- todas las ciudades de Martinica, rel
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New York, Fsbrero "a, 1.30p. N.
Otros despachos notician que en- varios
puntoz de Ia ciudad, Ia guardia secreta ha
encontrado dep6sitc &c bomhaq.
Una de las maquinas internales fue
arrojada por una mujer, frente al palacio
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iHasta nnanana

quemas el alma, que tasas la conciencia;
1mpura Democracia; Gloria Prostitufda,
lMaldita Seasl
RAFAEL GUILLERMETY.
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EI terrOrismo en- Russia

EI terrorismo, puesto en- praetica por
los revolucionarios, hace huir de "a capi-
ii rusa numerosas familias, que han tras-
pueato Ia frontera en- buaca de seguridad
y de paz
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New York, Febrero "a, 1.3O p. %.
En- San Petersburgo dice un despacho
procedente de Londres Ia intranquilidad
pdblica es intansfsima en- todas las clases
sociales.
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AIemania Y FranCia.

New York Febrero a. encagu poa international de
reese Almania FranGa, Aarruecos
mucstran dsconform e. que Espna
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A ESPANA.

New York, Febrero "a, 1.3O p. m.
Gomunican de Algeciras, que Espaila
aerd preguntada respecto de 81 Sc halla dis
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funad d g
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6I1sar iaton aeiooy yagudoe (4
acompea
m1udbe ST o %
nadopr derepd Dy ~
ts vny sgenn
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-24

LA prolongaci6n de Ia vida se Obtiene
comiendo bien y teniendo buena CANA,
mejOr habitaci6n y ul buen seTvicio. To-
do esto se consigue On el "Hotel Helve-
tia Cruz 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-24

Para oalzado elegante y & precios de-
situaci6n s.La Ciudad de Mexico San
Francisco "a, que q todo upevo. 2.
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Viaie ennpezad0.


M. Revolt ha apazado 81 retono tos de Marruedos
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'IMPURA DE-
MOCRACIA.' :.

Dicen que POI I ORC q los honOres,
Hombres sin f9, do coras6n ruin,
Secan el manant ial de sus Gmores
va su Dios q q su patria son traidores
j 5Por que serdn asts
p ALnrc6n
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c. -PERDIDA. UNA CADENA DE
AUTOMOYIL- Entire el taller de Abar-
ca Parada no. 5. Sc pagar6 una graft
fcaci6n 81 Sc devuelve al Hospital Lap
pitt, Parada no Z, al DR.. Lippitt. Gale
d ella Cruz no. Is.
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COMPANIA INDUS
TRIAL De SANTURCE.
FABRlCAATES De FOSFOROS De SEGURlDAD
MARCA LUZ"
FABRICANTEs De BAULEs De TODAs CLAsES

Tienen existencias constantes de tablas
de pinO americana desdobladas. Aviso
Telefono 1880, Santurce. d.
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cuRA GARANT PARA
Aa AIMnR RANAa

.sIMPLEs Y sANGRANTEs EXTERIO-
RES con picazOn. Los boticarios desoi-
veran 81 dinerO, ST el UNGUENTO de PA1O
d, ia de curar cualQuier casos pOr rebe dc Que
sea en- 6 Il dfas. La primeTa aphcaClon
"a alivio sosiego. 81 el bOtlcari0 no 10 tie-
ne. enyienos el equivalents & SO ctvs orc
americana, en- selloB dc correo, se enviara
franqueo por Paris Medlcina o., ST Louis,
Mo-, g. u.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-24

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papeI de pc
ri6dico viejo & $500 81 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-24

puesta & asumir el nombramiento de OH
ciales para Ia policfa international de Ma
rruecos.