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interest as agreed. Motion carried.
There being no further business.
the board upon motion adjourned.
r. A. Herring,
City Clerk.
6MARTEST FOOLS ON EARTH

Commodore Benedict's Opinion OF
the American People.
Commodore e. C. Benedict was the
guest of honor at dinner at the Ho-
tel Elton, in Waterbury, Conn.,, the 9th
err night, says a special dispatch from
Stamford, Conn.,, to the New York
Times. After the dinner he expressed
his views on some public matters in
his characteristic manner.
"How much longer shall we be con-
tent to be the SmarteSt race Of darned
fools that ever existed? p he asked, add
Ing:
eff this country was administered on
business principles, without regard to
politics, we would soon own or control
everything in the world that is worth
owning or controlling, and that with
out firing anything but commercial
shot. The country suffers vastly more
from the acts Of it's lawmakers than
the acts Of its lawbreakers in impeding
commerce, in discriminating in taxa
ton and in unciviliZed methods of
finance.
'The stock spectators Of Wall street
have been accused by financial editors
OF being the cause Of high money
rates. The statement is absurd. Wall
street Is the heart Of this country s
financial system. Back Of 1t are the
veins and arteries which quicken or
retard it's pulsations. The fault is
with our currency system. Wall street
is no more chargeable for the high rates
OF interest than are the hands Of 8
clock responsible for the marking of
time"
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Mis-. Alice Rooseve1t.s Fine Fur,.

Miss Alice Roosevelt, the presidents
daughter, will have in her trousseau a
set Of very valuable silver fox, the
skins Of which were presented to her In
Hongkong by the British governor gen
eral, says Washington special dis
patch to the New York Times. They
are now being made up by a Washing
ton furrier, who has been ordered to de-
liver them on Feb. 10 at the White
House. The collar will be In the wide
stole effect, reaching far down the back
and running to a point close to the
hem Of the skirt III front. The muff
will be in the prevailing large fat
shape. and there will be toque Of the
same, with a white feather. The collar
and muff will be lined with pale gray
brocaded satin.
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Wireless TeIegraphy In Mexico.

Wireless biography has been main
tanned for several years across the
gulf of California. and now the Next
can government has awarded contracts
for plant that will afford communica.
ton over distance Of about 200 miles
not only between the various stations
OF the system, but with shipping, says
Harper's Weekly. The Mexican gov.
operators, and 1T is thought likely that
this method Of communication will un-
dergo important extension through that
country
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Telephones In Mad Dog Roundun.

Telephones are being used almost
daily in the farming districts to give
warning Of dogs which are afflicted
with rabies, says a Winsted CONN
dispatch to the New York Tribune.
Whenever dog thus afflicted is seen
In the country the farmer making the
discovery telephones ahead to his neigh
Dor, who shoots the canine before it
can attack his stock.
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Name For Americans at oxford.

Rhodes scholars at Oxford university
England, have come to be known there
as "Rhodesters' This Is not in any
way term Of reproach, for SO far the
young men have been particularly sue
cessful, both Intellectually and socially.
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Milan Exhibition Prizes.

Prizes amounting to $4,000, offered
by the king of Italy to exhibitors at
the coming Milan exhibition, include
one OF $4,000 for the best type Of popu-
lar dwelling house adapted to the eli
mate Of northern Italy and one of
s., 900 for motor boats.
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The TINES has prepared ncmina
tion papers according to law ard
will be glad 30 furnish them to
candidates. They are cheap too
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the City of Washburn.
Section 2. What is now known
as the third ward of the city of
Washburn shall hereafter be known
and designated as the second ward
of the City Of Washburn.
Section 3. What is now known
as the fourth ward of the CITY of
Washburn, shall hereafter be known
and designated as the third ward of
the City of Washburn.
Section 4. What is now known
as the fifth ward of the city of
Washburn shall hereafter be known
and designated as the fourth ward
Of the city of Washburn.
Section 5. What is now known
as the sixth ward of the city of
Washburn, shall hereafter be known
and designated as the fifth ward of
the city of Washburn.
Section 6. The territory hereto
fore constituting the seventh and
eight wards of the city of Washburn,
are hereby consolidated into one
ward, and shall hereafter be known
and designated as the sixth ward of
the city of Washburn.
Section Z. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its final passage, pursuant to
Chapter 1913 of the laws of Wiscon-
sin for the year 1905, and its final
publication.
The following report was read:
We, the undersigned committee,
to whom was designated the investi-
CATION of the matter of the reducing
of the number of wards of the city
of Washburn, do hereby respectfully
report that it would be to the best
interest of the public to have only
six wards IN the city of Washburn
and to that end we hereby submit
the annexed ordinance for action
thereon pursuant to CHAPTER 1913 Of
the Laws of Wisconsin for the year
1905, and hereby ask that the ques-
ton of the adoption of such ordl-
nance be submitted to the electors of
| the city of Washburn at the next
regul ar municipal election.
Dated February 9th, 1906.
o. A. LAMoREAUx,
I. A. OSCAR,
r. STEINERT,
1t was moved, seconded that the
report be adopted and was adopted
by the following vote:
Ayes-LaBrash, Stevens, O'Sulli-
van, Ungrodt. Lamoreaux, Steinert,
Oscar, Calder, Peterson, Joanis-1O
The mayors appointment of b.
G. Mertens as health commissioner
and city physician was confirmed by
the following vote:
Ayes-LaBrash, Stevens, O'Sulli-
van, UDgrodt, Lamoreaux, Steinert,
Oscar, Calder, Peterson, Joanis-10
The monthly report of the city
treasurer was read and ordered plac-
ed upon file.
The following resolution introduced
by Alderman Lamoreaux was read:
Washburn, Wis, Feb. Is, 1906
Whereas, the Washburn Water
works company is now Indebted to
the city of Wasbburn in the sum of
81 800. so for taxes for the year
1905 and the city is now indebted to
said Washburn Water Works Com
pany for hydrant rentals in an
amount greater than said sum, there
fore be it
Resolved, that the mayor and
clerk issue an order for said sum of
81, 1863. so for the payment of said
taxes and the city be given credit
for said sum on the claim of the
Washburn Water Works Go. for
rentals. 0. A. LAMoREAUx,
1t was moved and seconded that
all rules interfering with the imme
diate passage of the above resolution
L. - /, .>loaaS
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Common Council Proceedings.

Common Council Proceedings.
Pursuant to adjournment the com
mon council of the city of Washburn
met at the Office of the city clerk
Feb. 18th, 1906.
The meeting was called to order
by the president at $40 p. m.
Present-LaBrash, Stevens, O'Sul-
livan, Ungrodt, Lamoreaux, Stein
ert, Oscar, Calder, Sweet, Peterson,
Joanis-11.
Absent-Dunn, Nelson. Dukelow,
Olson, Monette IS.
Capt. John Doughtery Of the
steamer Mary Scott was given author
ity to erect shelter on the City
Dock. Motion carried.
John A. Jacobs appeared in be-
half of the Commercial Club and
asked that the Council appropriate
$4,000 to defraY the expenses
which may be incurred by the farm
ers institute to be held IN the city
March 6, 1906, and that the order
be made out in favor of the secretary
of the commercial CLUB.
1t was moved and seconded that
the mayor and clerk he instructed
to issue an order for $4,000 to be
used to defray the expenses of the
Farmers institute. Motion carried.
The following report of the Finance
Committee regarding salaries was
read.
We the undersigned Finance Com
mittee to whom was referred the
question of salaries of the several
officers of the city of Washburn for
the ensuing term, beg leave to SUBJ
nit the following:
Treasurer /. Legal interest
Assessor. $3.50. 90 per annum
OIcIh fVO. w
All the other city officers the
same as heretofore.
GEO. A. CALDER.
B. UNGRoDT.
Committee.
It was moved and seconded that
the report be adopted and was adopt
ed by the following vote:
-LaBrash, Stevens, O'Sulll-
van, Ungrodt, Lamoreaux, Steinert,
Oscar, Calder, Peterson, Joanis-
10.
The following recommendation of
the mayor was read:
Washburn, Wis, Feb. 9th, 1906.
To the Common Council of the City
of Washburn:
Pursuant to the Statutes of Wis
consin [ hereby nominate the follow
ing named persons for Inspectors,
Clerks and Ballot Clerks, for the
several election districts in said city
of Washburn:
First Ward, inspectors, W. Il.
Smith, VIM. Henderson, J. L.
Spears. Clerks, E. Bryan, James
Morse. Ballot clerks, s. j. Holmes
Jos Snyder.
Second Ward, inspectors, NJ. H.
Robinson, Alfred Marsh, L. D.
Goodnougb. Clerks, G. o. Sowder,
James Sheridan. Ballot clerks.
Mike Oosgrove, John Gasman.
Third Ward, inspectors, Henry
Mooney, A. Beausollel, Jas Blake.
Clerks, Geo. A. White, Albert Beau
soliel. Ballot clerks, Bert Robinson,
NJ. E. Doyle.
Fourth Ward, inspectors, Tim
Manning, Roy Hull, JOS Arsenean.
Clerks, r. B. Manning, John O'Neil.
Ballot clerks, Val Rummel, Ole
FlOttum.
Fifth Ward, lnspect rs, Nels Nell
son, Thos j. Hughes, Sam Bailey,
Clerks, Chas. Cameron, Nels Wes-
terlund. Ballot clerks, 2. ]. Peter
son, Nels Flonnes.
Sixth Ward, inspectors, Phil
O'Leary, VIM. F. Young, Ole Dahl.
Clerks, D. j. Estabrook, Chas.
Wolff. Ballot clerks, Ole Thoreson,
A. W. Johnson.
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POR LOS PER|OD|STAs

Para gents exc6ntrica, los ingle-
aes. Lo comprueba el sigaiente csso,
muy raro On 10 historic do 10 litera. j.
turs'.- y del periodfsmo. No hace
mucho muri6 en- 10 rubiCunda Albion
sir ]. Willous, del iando un capital de
$4,000 libras ssterlinas.... 5oarA su
famllia? no. 5Para los pobrsa? Tam.
| poco.... para los chicos do la Prensa .,
Sir Williams era un AnsIgao lector
del sLtverpool Courris:s, y asf he dc.
moatrado ~ profunia slmpatfa al
perI6 lico y sus redactorss s.s; dispo.
niendo que 90 sntregusn 45o libras ss-
tsrllnas al proplesarlo de aqael dIa-
rio, 200 q au asoci ado, 200 al Director,
200 al Administrator, 1.5JO accionss
Al Rsgsnte de Ia imprenta 4 lvegal] y
10000 libraS & 10 AHoCias.6n dc la
Prensa britannica para conStitulr un
fon3c deItinsdo q todos los periods.
tas pobres o entermos....
D.gua de encomio es 10 conducts
de sir John Willous. Los chtcOs de Ia
prenss dilataran su nombrs, oolmsn.
dole de bsndIcionss, & 10 postsridad,
NadIe MAI ac.esdor de rssom pensa.
en- laa sociedade', que ell periodista
defensor aSIdao d. los dsrschos Ii.
bsrtades do los puebloI.
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SAN SEBASTIAN
Sc reetifica con datos el informe ohcia~>El pueblo
necesita que Sc le auxilie~yReuni6n de perso>
mas notables asistiendo los corres>
ponsales de la prensa,

13 Qie con motive &c 10 satls-
trofe, 10 riquexa urhana 70 ha resen.
lido notablemens', las negoeiacionss
90 han msrmado, ell ere Tito as ha ami.
norado y las pocas industrias que
habfa sufren las sonseeuer ciss dol dc.
sastre.
IA. Los asistertes sl scto, con-
formes eon los seuerdos tomados,
aprueban on todas sus .pArtss ID pre-.
ssnts. disponieadoie que se estampen
on ella las 6rmas de las personss que
forman el Comite nombrado, dkndose
por terminado el acto.
Ahora bien: sl comentario dc nuss.
tro infortunio, sl preg6a do nuestra
desgracia NO necssita dc rodsos rst6.
ricos nj de lirismo alguno para pin.
tar con todos sus detalles sl cuadro
do desdiehas que Abruma 81 ln'mo
del pueblo: 10 realidad habla con elo-
cuencia aumA.
lRuinas y escombros, indigeneia
J pobreza. son aquf los tsstigos We
races del dolor, las pruebas del inior.
tunio. ......!
ri placer y el contento, 10 d!cha
y 10 algeria huyeron do nosotros ante
el aztte del terrible elemsnto.
La triateza, 10 pena, 10 amargura,
sl abstimiento, lseauito fdnssto do 10
desgracia! pesan hoy sobrs ua pueblo
hasta aver laborioso y de felicidad
relative: pueblo que dsspues que hubo
vencido grandes obstkcules, J lucha.
do con Inconvenience mil, 90 iniciaba
en- 10 vida del progrsao y daba On ellie
sus primeros pasos, vislumbranio un
futuro hsrmoso y sonriente.
Puerto Rico que janis neg6 80
f6bolo carttAtivo, el que en- ocAciones
= circunstaneias analogas & 10 presen.
to al xlli6, y ateadi6 con mano pr6di.
| ga q las viaisitudes, NO solo de 10 To-.
Ia, si que tamblen q dssgracias dc 10
antigua mstr6poi. asi como & las de
paises exsrapge os, acudirk On 10 oca'
ci6n presente misigar 10 pena y dis
gusto de un pue bio hsrmano.
San Ssbastikn Abril 7 1905.
8. CABRRRo.~JUAN T. CABAN. --
P. J. JAUNARENA, COrTssponsal Hs'
RADIO EsPANoL. ANDRES MENDM
L1CIAGA, Corrsspons1l DEMoCRAoIA.
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En- el pueblo de San Sebastian, &
los aiete dfaa del ms de Abril de mil
novecientos seis y hora ds las nueve
de 10 noche, reunidos en- los ialones
del Casino del Pspino, previa eonvo-
astoria drmada por los sefiores don
Juan T. Cabau y don Ssvsriano Ca
brero, las psrsonas duefias de casas
destrufdas por el incendio ocurrido el
81 do Mario pasado, y cuyos nombrea
Sc relaclonan en- pl!ego separate. con
ell prop6aito de informar a 10 prensa y
oil pais scerea dc las p6rdidas gsne-
ralments sufridas, 90 trataron y acor.
daron, los partieularss siguientes:
l. Sc comisions q los frmAntss
de 10 convocatoria para que en- union
do los representatives de la prensa + ,r.
men sl Comite encArgado de redactar
el aeta de los asuntos que 90 tratsn Ga
cate tcto.
2 Qls 90 scudA & 10 prenss y Al
pats para reesifcar informes err6neos
auministrados & ella relatives al 81.
niestro ocurrido & este pueblo On 10
tarde y nochs del 81 de Mario pasado.
| 8. Qlel 10 rsctifcAci6n do los msn.
sionados irformss ha de basArae On
los heehoS concretos siguienteI:
(a) Qle el vorsz elemento redujo
! & cenizas 81 propietades urbanas per
tsneclentes & perIonAs que posesn al
gunos otros hIenes do fortuna.
(b) Qls redui tambiea & ceniz 81
lis lropisdadez cuyos duefios carecen
ca abloluto de medios para vivir y
por consiguisnte estan faltos de rscur.
COS para conseguir 10 reconstrucci6n
dc Gus hogares.
(c) Qlerarte de Ia poblacl6n po'
bre a. sufrido las 6rdldas qus sigusn;
4 casas deltrufdaa por el faego, y Sc
completamsnte deamantslAdAs para
evitar 10 propsg aci6n de aquel, y Gu.
yoa duenos son acrsedores q 10 rep
raci6n de aquellas.
(d) Qis el comsrcio on general,
tanto aquel cuyos stablecimientos nc
fueron pastos do las llamAs como el
que fae destrufdo por estaI, hs sufrido
perdidas eminsntsmente oonsidera blel
en- sus exlstencias, Ascendiendo segGu
calculo aproxlmado, q 10 auma que
arrois el eomprobaute que 90 ssom
pAfia.
(e) Qle el mobillarlo destruido
por el voraz elem ,nto, asf como oil
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averiado, se ca'cula en- 10 suma que
exprssa el comprobAnts de referencia.
4. Fue acuerdo tsmbiSa que el
ComitS nombrado por los consurren.
ter q este acto, robust zea y syude en-
aus gsstiones q la Comisi6n nombra.
do por el Conc j, municipal dc este
pueblo, ca bien oe los prop6sitos que
10 llevan cerca del po der Executive de
Isla.
5. Q;e q sse tin ae aolicitan y sd.
quieran datos coavenientes J dtilss al
buen 6xlto de nuestras psticiones.
8. Qle &c solicits el coEcurso de
los sefores Representatives. de 10 prem
ga en- 10 localidad, para que iuminis
tren & los peri6dieos que repressntan
cuanto dato conduz 80 6 10 conaecuci6n
de los fines que persigue el Comite
nombrado.
I. Qle por conducto dc los seflo.
res corresponsales dc 10 prsnsa. 90
remitan copia de estos acuerdos q los
peri6dlcos que representa-, recomen-
daodoles tratsn 10 question con el In
ter6s que entrafia.
8 Qls 90 acuda al pals para que
auxilie al pueblo en- su infortunio,
destinado el importe dc sus donativos
al alivio do las desgracias y oil lsvan.
tamiento dc h'gAres.
9. Qle 20 recabe aux lilo do las
sociedades flantr6picas, exhortando
q las damAs de 10 islA para que po.
nisndo en- practica su valiosa inlcia'
tivA sportea recursos en- benef1cio de
los victlmas.
10. Qle 30 reouerde sl G,bierno
que 20 SOLO psla sobre este veclndarlo
IL dssdicha de 10 calatrots nfeida,
ai que tAmb.el 10 entidad. morb1s
Sa.ampi6n invade los te-mluoA rura
lea de 10 muni,ipalidad.
II. Qle vsriss personals eoneu-
rrentss al acio manitiestan deseos de
reedl6car sus hogares ofresiende me
iorar aus con tieiones dc construction
81 el GobIerno, eu vista de lAs p6rdi-
das ocasionadas por el incsndio auxi
lia al municipio do esta locAlidad con
10 concession de un empr6atito.
II. Qle el estado actual del pue
bio y Ia Aituacl6n preaents demand IN
trabs 10 que permita el empleo de per-
soma que por fa!ta de recurlo y cAren.
cia dc ocupacl6n apenas lcgran 10
subsistenCia.
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En- RIO P|EDRAS
Jueves S0nto

JAeves SGnto
MiGa solemne & las nueve de ID
mAflana. Procession al monums snto
A Las tres de 10 tarde, lavatorio. A
les siete msdia dc la noshe, eataclo
mes y miIerere.
Viernes Santo
A las echo dc Ia maTana los OF
clos del die, con passion Oantsda y
proce,i6n por el interior del temple. A
las cinco de 10 tArde mlisines. A las
seis, solemne procession del santo en-
tlerro, q 10 caal asiatIrk toda la ban
de de 10 policia insular con uniforme
de gala, eiecutAndo una gran march ..
OespueS de eate acto, serm5n cargo
del parroco padre Torres Diaz.
SdbGdo Sant0
A las oeho de Ia mas ana, los of :
clos litd'gIcos del dia.
Domingo de PdScua
A les cinco de la maf1unA proce
si6n del encuentro. La banda de In
policfa inaular amenizAr& el acto. A
las 9 misa solemne & toda orqueata.
SIS prepara en- el tsmplo cat6lico
I'm elegants monumento, y hoy 90 eatA
veriAcando la initalAci6n de la luz
electrica en- el refsrido temple CON
mas de 80 lucsS para sstren Arlo en-
las hsstas indicadaa.
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las:esperanzas, tome ahora IN irasco de
Peruna.
In frasco de Peruna es NIs prove
chose, cuando 10 enfcrmedaA cmpeza,
que una docena, desputs iue Sc ha
desarrollado.
La Gripe Aftef6 Los puimones.
Carta de Ia Sra. Olive Cushman,
Fonda, Ia, nos erlbe como sigue:
"Hacen dos a11s me cD'egm6 con la
grippe. Empczd trabajar en- los pull
mones. FL Doctor de mi casa hizo todo
10 que pudo por mi, pcro me alivi6 muy
POGO. Entonces escrIbi al Doctor Hart.
man, y me recct6.
"Segui sus consejos y me euro perma,
nentemente. Tengo buen apetito,
duermo bien gozo de la vida"
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0FREADA
Para rni distingyida ans.
oa, Ia seH0ritQ Marta Ddvila
OOrreQ.

FQTN WS USVWyWsWW UNts
ga, Ia ssiIorita Marta DdviIa
C0rre0.
Los buenos, { 10 virtud canian; y
20, que aparte modestla, prssioms de
tel, reconox 200 On u { la vestal pGdieA,
sacanto do tn hogar y gloria do tus
padres. Cuando & 10 virtud, auxilia
10 sim oatia, t6rnase 10 psrsonali1sd
que tales bienadanzas poses; reeaba
para u 10 admiration general, y surge
unknime el eoncepto verfdico do este
axioma Horaciano; FastG nor Wrba.
Talsnto, simpsiia, bondad, vir.
sud-. ..., todo 10 asesoras, luego al
bArdo qSe plug1 cAntArte, 10 musA
aliSata.s On ssa sublime delsstaci6n
on que 20 solAzan les almas supsrio-
res cuando cantan risn, con el canto
dc los Dloses, 8 ls risA de los heroes.
Asi desso que cAntss 8 rfAs td,
buena Maria, como los HEROES, 8
como los DOSES.
Hs squi lA ofrenda que de mi Amla.
tad Eolicitas. Aquesta ofrenda queda
on las nfveas pAginas de-
tu dlbttn como tsstimonio feb acisnte
dc tu admirador J amigo,
ANGEL CELEsTINo MORALES,
Gurabo, Abril 3 do 1905.
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W H Parsons Ex-senator Exues Ia suprema dc
mbn fu Brgadier de Eto Confederate. En-
que desde Washington, b. G., nos ecrbe dice:
gre
uaIes he eStado
Depues de haberEo
met0r
Es especiene enonar es6mago ace nmeorabe
efeco apeho Me ani1a
resfauraci6n conpIea.
"Ms amigos Texas adnde honor
bgada Neeranos Cableria
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"A Peruna, Medicina InnejorabIe
Para La Gripe.

La PeTHHd, MeoIcIHa InmeJOrabie
Para La Gripe.
Sra Louisa Eastman, Lancaster, Wis,
nos escribe como sigue:
"Me siento bien. No creo que necesi,
to- curarme mas. Puedo desempefar
mi trabajo, 10 cual no podia hacer
cuando escribf al Doctor Hartman. La
tos ha desaparecido, recupere ell apetito,
duermo bien y los intestinos estan en-
magnitico estado.
"Mi opinion es, que, la Peruna, es el
mejor remedio para la GRIPPE"
Popuiaridad De La Pe-ru-na
La Peruna no es como otras tantas
medicinas, que Sc olvidan, tan pronto
como Sc usan las primeras botellas.
Cuanto mas Sc usa IL Peruna mas
popular Sc hace,
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Arm STRONG E e.

Almacenlstas Importadores.
Unicos AganteS de ls Cerseza Gan
hsuaer BuschS del aqua mineral
sWhitt Rock, y del de eUvas de
sWelek
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de maquinaras para haciend3s de azdcar
Contra istas dc factOrias completes incI4

Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombas y
accessories Centrales Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanlta, Bayam6n, Plazuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicente, Vega Baja, Providencia, Patti
las, Mercedita, Yabucoa, Buena Vista, Ca
roIna.
SUCRS, do |, VILLAMIL & Co., s
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Ell Tenor A La 0ripe Pone La 0ente

Ell Tenor A La 0ripe Pone La 0ente
NerYi0sa.
No hay remedio en- el mundo mejor
que la PerunA.para los malos resultados
de Ia grippe.
LaPeruna fortalece mientras renueva,
alivia mientras estimula, cura mientras
purif1ca.
Llega al orfgen de todas las enferme.
dades delam membrane mucosa por medic
desu acci6n en- el sistema vase. motor de
los nervios.
Efecfos Despues De La 0ripe.
Todos los que el aho pasado tuvieron
In grippe debieran tomar Peruna.
La gripe ha producido inflammation ca
tarral en- toda la membrane mucosa, Y
es impossible gozar de buena salud mien-
tras no Sc restaura & su estado normal.
Esto 10 hara la Peruna.
I'm gran n6mero de remedies Sc han
inventado, y propuesto para este estado,
pero la Peruna ha sido ell Gnico remedio
que ha ganado mas popularidad en- estos
casos.
Nunca ha fallado dWante cuarenta
afios de uso, adn es Ell remedio principal
y ell que mas Sc usa para los efectos de
Ia grippe.
No Hay TEMPO Como Ell Presenfe.
81 Y. padece de los malos efectos de la
gripe-st al tratar de curarse con otros
e1edios Sc ha desalentado y ha perdido
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la ESm ERALDA

Federico T0ro & Co Ponce
Sc svIsA & las sen pres comercian
tel de la Isla que tsnemos siem pre- un
gran surtIdo de scmoreros de- pa 4
del pais hormAdos en- todas formas.
Pracios limitados por docenss. Ropa
hecha para hombres.
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Roberto Graham
Nc ENIE RO

T Aller ds Maquinaria, Fundicl6h y
CsrreteriA, AgenciA de loa Arados
sDeeres, los msiores que sc .brican
Marina Is. Poncs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-10

statement concerning the resolution:
Il Introduce this resolution in the
name u American motherhood aud
American womanhood. The occurrence
which a the cause OF this resolution
was violation of every sentiment
that rlorifies American manhood and
American chivalry The brutal treat
ment ~ this lady who was bat acting
within the bounds ~ her rights seems
90 me 90 be outrageous. The American
congress ought not % permit the mat
ter 10 rest without the most thorough
and searching Investigation n In
wolves the most sacred element and
reverence which every true Ameri-
can citizen accords the American
woman. ana especially the American
mother. When the president ~ the
United States. with M the glamour ~
fls great Office stems into the presence
N an Ame-ican mother hs is in the
presence N us superior This action
of HE suhorfinates should certainly be-