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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-24
BRYAN PREDICTS DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESSIONAL VICTORY in A
Letter TO CHAIRMAN GRIGGS

them. Republican leaders are so
under the influence OF predatory
wealth that they will not support the
President when he attempts to fol-
low Democratic advice and secure
some reforms. His political associ-
ates are all the time throwing OBJ
stacles in his way. The best way to
support the President is to elect
Democrats in the place of Republic
cans. Records show that the Demo
Gratis supported him better than did
the Republicans.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-24
Silver Giance. y,

The working force of this valuable
mine has been increased and are now
taking out some of the richest ore
yet uncovered in this district.
Mr.. George Hart, the superin-
tendent, has the mine in a first
class condition and believes in few
months the property will be paying
dividends.
The property is situated one mile
from the Hannapah.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-24
Mrsterious shots ON FIorence ave

Mysterious Shots ON Florence Ave.
Toward the midnight hours three
shots rang out on Florence Avenue
last night creating, for the time be-
ing. considerable CONSERVATION.
Every effort to locate the shooter
or determine the cause was unsuc-
ces,sul, and the neighborhood of the
Celtic House again, took on its usual
stare of deathiike silence. 1t is
Thought that some feline was a
stritle more noisy than necessary and
tina. an effort had been made to put
a stop to the serenade.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-24
Struck a Floating Mime
(Rv Associated Press.

vladivostock, oct. 2S.-By strik-
ing a floating mine. the Russian
steamer Varagin, was sunk on Sun
day. The passengers and crew of
the steamer, sixty in all, we're rescu-
ed by Chinese boats.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-24

The Mizpah is prepared to supply
in either Wholesale or retail guam
titles. Moet & Chandon's famous
White Seal Champagne; G. n.
Mumm's Extra Dry or Pommery and
Greno's Sec and Brut.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-24
McGovern and Corbctt Matched

New York, Oct. 23.-Articles have
been signed by Terry McGoyern and
young Corbett for fight to take
place the first week in January be-
fore the club Offering the largest
purse.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-24
Not Allowed fo Cnmn.

DfIicial notice has been given to
( prospectors and others that under
circumstances whatever will they
be allowed to camp on the Walker
River reservation, prior to its open
1 ag on October 2sth. This also ap-
plies to camping on the railroad
right Of way.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-24
On Their Wedding Tour.

George w. Agnew, a brother os
Walter ]. Agnew. Of the Nye and
Ormsby County Bank, has arrived In
Tonopah with his bride. Mr.. Agnew
was married in Oakland on Sunday
evening to Miss Mildred Hoffman.
daughter Of Frank HOFFMAN OF that
city.
This Is but first stop OF an ex-
tended honeymoon, and during their
stay here Mr.. Agnew and his wife
will be the guest Of Mr.. AgneM Z
brother. While in Tonopah the
bride and groom win look around
and thoroughly familiarize them-
selves with the Nevada way.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-24

Emil Sutro, of the Emil Sutro Co.,
incorporated, has returned to Tono-
pah after several months stay in
New York. While there Mr.. Sutro
opened a branch office in the Broad
Exchange Building rs Broad street.
Mr.. Sutro SAYS New York is Green
water crazy
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-24
Base Bali Manager to be Dismissed

Fresno, Oct. 23.- Mike Fisher,
manager of the Fresno Base Ball
Club, will be dismissed from the
position tomorrow. Fisher was re-
Gently advised that his services as
manager were no longer required,
and he requested the privilege OF
resigning. This was granted, but
Fisher later refused to resign. At
the meeting of the directors tomor-
row Captain Charlie Dorly will prob
ably be selected to fill the vacancy.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-24

Closing out al cost. Morris 4 CO.
are Offering their entire stock ef
ladies ready made goods "a eosa.
All goods must b. sold Morris u
Co. Main Street
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-24
BASEBALL

Oakland 3 Portland z.
At Los Angeles
Los Angeles 2, San Francisco q.
Game called on account Of dark
ness.
At Fresno
Seattle 10, Fresno 3.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-24

Call At Esper a BRO. tor 1nenn
and boys hats ana caps
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-24

Advartise Ill &c BOlaANZA.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-28
ThoTexas State Union

The Texas State Union was n sss-
sion in Dallas, March & to o. \. wrote
much history for this great move,
ment. The delegates, nearly all of
them, went away perfectly satisfied
with the work done l am perfectly
satisfied with the work. In order that
we might again have peace, and that
the work should go on in the nation
unitedly, l resigned the National Pres
idency, position to which l believe
was legally elected at Tsxarkana. l.
did this thinking 1t would lead the
way for the resignation of the Texas
officials who claimed to be acting in
dual capacity. After mad taken the
lead, the Convention asked the Texas
officials to resign their positions as
National Oficials by very large ma
iority, but all the officers elected at
Texarkana will remain In ONCE ana
the work will go on as was there con
templated. Bro.sJ. H. Garrett, prom
inent farmer and one of the earnest
union men in the organization. has
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-28
kILLINe An .NAcoepocHEs.
Albert Petty Shot With a Shotgun
Robert Thornton Surrendered.

Nacogdoches, Tex, March 25.-This
afternoon about o'clock, near the
water tank in this city, on the Hous-
ton East & West Texas Railroad, Roo
ert Thorn, colpred, shot and instantly
killed Albert Petty, colored. A double
barrel shotgun was the weapon used.
Immediately after the killing Thorn
came to the city and surrendered to
the sheriff. The cause of the killing
is alleged to be on account of the fact
that Petty had been rather intimate
around the home Of Thorn
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oeen appointed National President.

been appointed National President. l
hope that every member of the Far
mers' Union will give him his hearty
support that his administration may
be a great success. Surely all loyal
Union men will do this, and do it
cheerfully. 1t is now understood and
mutually agreed that all reports from
organizers and secretaries in States
having no State Unions, are to be sent
to R. H. McCulloch. National secre-
tary, Beebe, Ark. Now, that the mat
ter is settled, l hope that it will never
be referred to again, and that we all
will bend our every energy to the work
o. building.-O. P. Pyle in National
Co-Operator.
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MAIL SHUT OFF.
PosToFFlcE DEPARTMENT SHUTS
So MEDICAL oFFlcEsD
THE WORK IN OTHER CITIES.
Several Deaths Attributed to Them
and Criminal Operations Have
Been Numerous.

Washington, March 26.-Orders
have been issued by the Postmaster
General instructing the postmasters at
New York and Brooklyn to refuse to
admit to the mails the advertisements
of SO Illegal medical offices in those
two cities, and also to refuse to de-
deliver the mail matter received ad.
dressed to the fictitious and assumed
names under which parties conduct
ing these concerns had hidden their
identity. For some time past the de-
partment has had inspectors working
in New York gathering the necessary
evidence to close the malls in these
cases, and the officials of the depart
ment yesterday expressed the belief
that practically all of the criminal
concerns of this character in these
cities have been covered. This &C
ton at New York and Brooklyn Is In
line with the efforts previously made
by Postmaster General Cortelyou in
Boston and Philadelphia to enforce
the law against this class of criminal
concerns.
In Boston last March thirty of these
concerns were barred from the mails
and the governments crusade in
Philadelphia last September resulted
in closing thirteen establishments
charged with being Illegal medical
Offices and thus practically closing
all such concerns there. A statement
given out at the Postoffice Depart
ment says:
"The condition of affairs which has
developed under the departments in
vestigatlons in these cities have been
appalling. 1t was found that in
large number of instances those en-
gagged in conducting these offices have
criminal records and are dope fiends."
In Boston one of the concerns ex-
Guided from the mails was supposed
to have been the office at which the
fatal operation was performed upon
the young woman, Helen Geary-the
sdlt sIlu
tors" whom the department found
identified with several of these "of
fees in discussion was also connect
ed with the Susan Geary case. The
number of deaths that have been
caused by the Offices can never be
known.
The volume of business done by
these concerns was large. 1t was said
that as high as twenty criminal oper-
ations a day were performed in some
of these offices, and that the income
sometimes ranged as high as $4,000
a week
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-28
Rasket naII Al camsron.

Cameron, Texas: In the basket
ball game here yesterday between San
Gabriel and Cameron the scores were
- to A and 0 to 6 in favor OF Cam
eron. The Cameron team will play
some time soon the San Gabriel team
At It's home.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-28
co-operator's cuttings.

Never forget TIL we are not gam
blers. We are for stability of prices.
The producers cannot do their bust
ness individually The other fellow
Will not let theH
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-28

Miss MargarNt Putnam, OF West
field, Mass, waA the only woman who
had the honor oApasslng the examIna-
tion for admission 10 the bar of. that
state ess Of a mIfed class of ss5-
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-28

When the producers fully realize
that they have the basis of all circu-
lating medium, they will manage some
way to put enough of it in circulation.
Several locals have sent in 10 yearly
subscribers for non-union farmers.
This means many more members for
their locals.
~o-~-o-o-0-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-o~
All Union men will now put their
shoulders to the wheel and push. Let
the politicians gang to themselves.
NEGOTIABLE warehouse receipts for
cotton or any other commodity will
circulate as money
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-28
RrItIah EmpIre Needs Mnns.

The British empire needs maps. A
survey OF its unsurveyed portions
would cost sl5,OoO.OOO. say $3.50 600
a year Tor twenty years.
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A TODQs Los QUE EL PREsENTE
YIEREN Sc HACE SABER:

Que la Corte en- session de hoy petici6n
de don Pablo Vilella por 81, por Ia Mer-
cantil Vilella Hermanos, repFesentados pOr
su abogado don Limo Vdzluez, ha reaueIto
una moci0n presentada por dichos sefiores-
para que se cancele Ia fanza por ellos
prestada paral 1ue 81 Notario don Salvador:
PicoTnell eierciera su cargo en- el pueblo
de Larea ordenando que Sc publiquen
anuncioa en- Ell peri6dico La Correspondent
cia dc Puerto Rico una de esta localidad,
durante seis meseg, una vez por 10 menos
cada dos meses, eonvocaudo & todas las
personals que tengan alguna reclamation que
deducir contra dicho Notario por motive de
las funciones de su cargo, mientras 10 ejer-
ciera en- dicho pueblo de LaTes.
Sc advierte que de no comparecer dem
tro del termino dispuesto, y previo los ira
mites subsiguientes, se alzara la fanza con-
forme 10 solicitado por los interesados.
Y en- cumplimiento de 10 dispues0o y
para su publication en- el peri6dico, .'La
Correspondence de Puerto Rico, de San
Juan, expido Ell presente poniendo en- 81
mis- manos 81 sello de la Corte en- Aqua
dilla, p. r. & aveintitres de Mario de 1906.
Jose Basoro Mestre, Secretario de Ia
Corte de DistritoA
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En-
IleCe una nlujer d.
los I3O amos.
Bdda simpatiCa.
B.ada sInllatICa.
Ds naessro eogrSsponsaL )

Ag08to s.
npnadfaima ne Ito Ia iaranita en- Ia
casa tia nueatro amigo don 1aidoro Santana
luciendo ca ella sus graciaa encantos las
bellfsimas senoritas Josefa Cabrera, MeT-
cedes Rivera sicard6 Corita Marin, Mon
serrate Diaz, Anita Soneira, Jos9fa, Car.
men y Manuelita Munoz.
Ed barrio de Florida afuera, sitio.
llamado ssLa Sabana,' nos manifesto Ell
sepultu ohabeT fallecido on estoa dfas
una 1. nora de $50 amos
Don GuilIermo Negr6n Colmenero
ha contraido matrimonio con IL simpatica
se6orita Anita Forteza, 4 los cuales deseao
mos muchas felicidadeg.
Por estos campos ha sido muy solici-
tado aver 81 artfculo de nuestro amigo Lii
no Rosario, ola Fatalidad Humapa."
HemoA recibido Ia vista de los j6ve-
nes ColomBani, Marin Soto Mayor, ami
gos de nuestro apTecio'
Ha permanecido un par de dfas en-
esta loealidad u abogado don Epifanio
Fernandez Vanga Ell cual adquiere mayor
clientela en- su profession.
La IRA adm confin6a aqui, y d8 gus.
to yer 81 deseIrolIo de las nuevas plantaS
clones de eahas que daTa una gran pro.
ducci6n de azdcar en- Ia pr6xima cosecha
del 1907.
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RICO
An8nia Commits
sion en- LarBs.
Tambi6n Sc ha inauguEadO slIi un
hospital para los aRtmiCOs
mas graves.
lDe nuessro eorrssponsaE.

Agcsto 2.-Hoy se cumpIe IN mes que
Sc abrio en- este pueblo La estaei6n de Dis
trito de Ia Puerto Rico Anemia Commits
sion. El Iaboratorio medico estd situado
en- un amplio salon dividido ca cuatr0 de-.
partamentos donde prestan sus seryicios
los empleadoa siguientes:
DR. FranciBco Sein, DIR. Juan Benet
Vald6s, Practicante Manuel Rodriguez
Roman, Monitor, escribiente y dos empia-
dos mas.
Hasta Ia fecha han acudido esta ofici-
na 900 enfermos sn Ia forma que Be dice;
Ia semana, 142. "a. semana, 255. 3a.
semana, 259. Al. semana, 264. Que ha-
cen IN total de 800 enfermos que han
Bido recetados
Iambi6n 90 inaugur6 un hospital para
los an6micos mas graves. ALI Be encuen-
tran doce asilados que son muy bien aten-
didos por lOs empleados de dicho estable.
cimiento constantemente visitados poT
los doct0Tes Sein Benet los cualeB Sc
esfuerzan en- prodigar sus cuidadoB por Ia
salud de los enfermos
-El domingo iltimo tuvimos un mee-
ting de propaganda unionista en- Ia casa
del venerable anciano p. Agustin Bernart,
del barrio de Piletas que result6 un acto
esplendido con exito satiefactorio para Ia
causa unionista. En- 81 tomaron parte dos
ni1ag hijas de don Jose S6rraga las que
pronunciaron elocuentes discursos que me-
recieron aplausos de Ia concurrencia y
adem6s estaban ALI los conocidos propa.
gandistas de este pueblo; en- TeB1men fu6
una feata pqtri0tica y de agradable re-
cuerdo.
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La gran catsdraI de COIOnia en- peli.
gro de GaeT.

Segdn noticias tiltimamente recibidas, Sc
sabe que la maravillosa Catedral de Co
lonia esta amenazada de sufrir IN derrum-
be- casi total, causa de los desperfectos
consequences 4 las grandes tempestades
que han cafdo hace POGO sobre Ia ciudad.
La Oatedral de Colonia es el mas her.
moso edifcio de su g6nero en- 81 mundo,
y ha sido un importante factor en- el ade-
lanto de Ia ciudad, por 81 crecido ndmero
de extranjsros que atrae.
En- vista del peligro On que ahora esta
los propietarios de los principales hoteles
de Colonia han alberto entire ellos una
subscription para hacer las reparaciones
necesarias en- 81 edifcio impedir 81 es po-
gible, el derrumbe.
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pleto triunfo de Ia sefiora Gonzaga, 81
Walls de- Ia Opera 'sDinorah" unas Sc
guidillas que tambi6n cant6 galantemente
& indication del pdblico Ia distinguida ar
tista, hicieron Hubir 81 entusiasmo del au-
ditorio on manera extraordinaria, tribu-
t6ndole una oyaci6n espl6ndida y hacien-
doIa salir repetidag veces q Ia -escena con
estruendosas Manifestations de entusias-
mo.
El bajo Cirino apesar de eBtar sometido
q tratamiento facuItativo desde el dfa an
terror por una dolencia local, desempefi6
SUI papel de Conde Rodolfo, obteniendo
tambi6n Bignifcativas muestraB de aproba-
ci6n. Yanutelli en- so sitio de honor al
canzando iustas paImag. La sefiora Pa.
rretti, Zanon Bettini, bordando sus CO.
metidos con verdadeTa presici6n y seguri-
dad. El maestro Gonzaga u les de la
Orqueata interpretando inimitablemente
las dulcfsimas melodfas de ls grandiona
conception del Immortal.
La function, pues un suceaS = magis-
tral como 10 anunciamos.
SEMPER.
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MUNICIPIO De AIBONITO.
ALCALDlAs
Ssgundo lnunelo Dc Suhasta.

Ell dia lode Agosto de 1908. a las dos de
la tarde, de adjudicaran en- p : bllea subasta
las obras de abastecimiento de aqua para ell
pueblo de Aibonito, cuyo presupuesto as
ciende Cuatro Mil Ciento 0chenta y
Ocho dollars Ochenta Cuatro centaVos
t$4, 1854, mas Ell Is pS de aumento sobre
Ia cantidad referidR, 7dando un total de
Cuatro Mi, OchOcientos Diez y Siete dollars
dfez v siete cent4vos (S4 SLID, segdn
acuerdo del Cuncejo Municipal en- session
ordinaria de % del corriente mes. no in
CluyendO en- ell contrato ell suministrO de
las tuberfas v pleas especiales y accesO-
rias, cuyo material sera sum nistrado pOr.
el Municipio y entregado al contratista en-
AibOnitO.
Alcalde ante la Junta de Eubasta presidida
por dicha autoridad; hallandose de mani
fiesto para conocimiento del publicO, en- la
Acadia de Aib0nitO, los documentOs que
han de regir ense contrato.
Las propOsiciones deben ajustarse estric-
tamente al modelO que aparece undo al
pliego de condolences, y se presentaran en-
pliegOs cerradOs admiti6ndOse Iinicamente
.durante la primers media hora del acio.
Los pliegos debegan csntener ell resguardo
que acredite haher depOsitado en- la TesOre-
ria Municipal, Ia cantidad de Dose entos
dollars E$200.00.1
Sc declararan nulas las proposiciones
que falten cuaIqufera de eetos requisites
8 los consignados en- el pliego de cOndi-
clones, v aquellas cuYO importe exceda de
la cantidad presupuestada.
La administrator municipal Sc reserva
Ell delecho de rechazar cualquiera de las
propOsic ones 8 todas elias.
Aibonito, p. r. Julio 30 de 1905.
Ger6nimo Martsnes.
6v.s. Alcalde de AibOnito.
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JOzGADO DE PAz.
JuICI0s De AVER.

Jose Cabriales, por llevar escape por
la carretera 81 caballo que montaba, ST.
Fabriciano Cruz, por escandalo afro
pellar un nifio en- Ia Gale Rafael Corde
70, 50.
Agustfn Figueroa, por dormir On sitio
p1blico 81.
Justina Aponte, Maria Z. Gonzalez y
Justina Geigel, por proferir insultos CON
ira Francisco Conde en- el hospital de mu-
jeres, $15.
segundo Coatoso; POI escandalizar On
un caro- el6ctrico insultar al conductor,
SO.
sinforogo Ayala, por escdndalo So.
Pedro Bernard, por correr por Ia Gale
del Sol en- una bicicleta gran velocidad,
81.
Absueltos cinco acusados.
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Cinemat6grafO OterO y Co.

Gran exito ha -Obtenido el cinemat6grafo
de los selores Otero Go.
Eslun aparato de los mejores que pue-
den ofrecerse actualmente.
Las viBitas son muy notables no solo
por los detalles que ofrecen las pelfculas
ain6 tambi6n por Ia seguridad Y fieza que
presentan al reaejarBa
Es un esfuerzo hecho por los sefiorea de
References y han contribnfdol & presentar
en- este pals un adelanto mas SECURE de
progreso
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NEW-YORK.
EN- NEW YORK

Hospedaje de primera elase; ca
ia situada en- 81 punto mas cen
trico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
" los trenes elevados que ofre-
cen grandes conveniencias q los
viajeros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios m6dicOs. Te-
l4fono Y demas adelantos moder-
nos.
Dirijirse 4 M. LUZUNARIs.
1873 WEST "a STREET
NEW.YORK. CITY.
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Irnfe0s rusOs

Los trofeos rusos exhibidos en- Toxic
frente Il Palacio Imperial, con motive de
la Ultima revista de tropas yerifcada por
81 Emperador, inclufan 10 siguiente:
II, $50 sables, 85 Ianzas, 10000 bayone.
tas, 1872 cafones de campafa, 1872 ametra-
lladoras, 178 canones de sitio de varioH
calibres. 1,538 carros de parque, 625 ca.
rros tranBportes 1852 cajae de cagtu-
chos y IN globo dirigible de campafa.
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THE lNGLATERRA.

Casa recientemente alberta con
espaciosas y bien amuebladas ha-
bitaciones, situada en- la calle II
entire Ga. y ia. Avenida, access
BE a los tranvias el6ctricos, ele-
vados, tranvias subterraneos, ten
das y otros parajes pdblicos.
Ofrezco q las personas que nos
visiten en- dsta estacion un esme-
rado trato, precios limitados CO.
mida a la criolla.
rRoPlErAR1o, . q. Delgado.
nr1NxHr Y lnrnrZ
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lNDIClDOP GENERAL

eONgElo LAS MADREs-Ei jarsbe csnaanfs IL
= 8enor. Wn1low debe sempfe que los nhos ean
q periodic De IA dentc6n, eToposccna aivo inInedso
a peQueho paeentes produce si,o natural tranquilo
gtvta e doar 81 angett 4sspRsa Hauy VfV0 aissfe
aeias, ahvA Sus doloe, haze Gelm lac hlneiones ds
l-lenas0 fsguh loz lrisstnuss Es q majnr Femedo
sooeeo a y oAaiFsA ya proVenBa ea de u dentici5n
= sg.qgefs oEa eausa Ieg1ss mucho rudado pedlr
Jarane Gamanle de q Seiora WnsloW"s Is el neog
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ana isa5ea but tickets e win
coach ucket 500
81
conductor d 81 pro de oada bnets
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E seTOr LsspieF

Ell senior Edelmfro ]. Lespier, h6llaSe
en- Rsuntos de negocios en- Arroyo.
Buenos Sc los deseamos ALI al estimable
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Sc VENnE.-Ia casa No. 8 de la Gale del
Sol.-Buena renta.-Informes f.. L. SAM
chez Apartado 2O1.-San Juan: p. R.
40 " q
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs.
URBANAs.-D. Joe M. Carrero. Diri-
girse Luna rs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-04
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saldra para New York del Is al II del sexual admtie
do carga para los Estados Unidos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-04

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-04

Albany magnificamente situado en- Ell
Hudson con superiores adelantos para la
educaci0n.