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The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-26
Whiskey and Beer Habit

Nearly every day we hear something
good about Orrine the only guaran-
teed cure for the whisky and beer habit
The other dav a lady told as that a
person in whom she IS greatly interest
ed has discontinued drinking since US
ing Orrine. This treatment does not de-
tain the user from work and is a sim
pie remedy, easy to use and so sure to
cure drunkards and stop the fearful
craving for drinking, that we sell it
under an absolute guarantee to refund
the rronev if it does not euro.
OrTine is in two forms; No to be
given secretly. and No. 2 for those who
wish to be cured Each form costs $1.00
and both are guaranteed. We would
not recommend it If we had not assured
ourselves of its great value Mail or
ders filled. The Orrine Co. washington,
D. c. or StansfeId's drug store, $50
Kansas avenue, Topeka
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-26

Richmond, Va. May Satisfactory
progress is being made in the business
of the United Presbyterian general as
sembly now in session here. The COM
mittee on reform today recommended
that the assembly communicate with
the president of the United States SEN
ate through its officers urging prompt
and thorough action in the Smoot case
and protesting against the existence OF
polygamy or polyganous practices in
the United States or IN any place sub
ject to its Jurisdiction The next gen
eral assembly will be held at Denver.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-26
OLD a. P. MAN DIES.
j E. Mcdaniel. in Service at New Or
leans Thirty-fve Years.

New orleans, May 2e.-.J. E. McDan-
iel, correspondent Of the Associated
Press at New Orleans for the past three
and a half decades, died at the New
Orleans sanitaTium today. after an i'll
ness of one week Mr. Mcdaniel was
native of Alabama and served vali-
antly in the civil war. He was engaged
in mercantile pursuits in New CLEANS
for a time after the war and served as
business. manager of the Piccayune for
a short time. Since then he has been
the correspondent Of the Associated
Press in New Orleans and has seen the
development of great news gathering
association in it's various stages from
its incipiency to the present d1y.He was
Il years of age. He leaves no rela-
fiVar
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-26
IN THE GOLF TOURNEY.
The Final Match Of SO Holes on Be-
tween Travers and Byers.

New York. May 26-The final match
of 36 holes for the Metropolitan anna
teur golf championship was begun to-
day on St. Andrews links between Jer--
ONE D. Travers OF MontcIair, N J..
and Eben M. Byers, of the Allegheny
club of Pittsburg, entered from the st.
Andrews club. The victory of Byers
over Walter J. Travis of Garden city
yesterday was the sensation Of the
weeks play. Byers had beaten Travis
feur years ago in the national tourna-
ment at Glen View near Chicago, but
Travis had frequently defeated Byers
since.
In addition to the big match for the
for minor cups to be decided today and
there is a big entry for the Is hole
handicap which will wind up the tourn-
ament.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-26
cAssA1T LEFT IN A HURRY.
Passage Booked While steamer Train
Was at Depot.

Paris, May ga. J. Cassatt, presi-
dent of the Pennsylvania railroad, who
is a passenger on board the Hamburg
American line steamer Anerika, which
sailed from Cherbourg for New York
yesterday, booked his passage while
the steamer train was waiting at the
depot.
Conseqently his name was not en-
tered on the passenger list He in
formed a steamship official that he in
tended sailing later but had been
urgently called back.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-26
ANGMsH ARE CROWDED OUT.
Japanese Don't Give Them a Chance
in ALanchuria.

washington, May 26.-Eastern mails
ering news Of friction between the
English merchants and the IaDanese
officials resulting from the difficT1fv
Experienced by the former in obtain
mg access to the markets of Man
thuria.
It is charged that the japanese
seized the opportunity afforded bv
heir military occupancy of the coun-
.he hands of their own merchante
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-26

tarv has purchased 100000 in gold
due here June 18. The British steamer
Saxon arrived at Southampton today
from Capetown with about s4,500,O00
in gold.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-26

One Fare for Round LII

plus s1.o0 from Chicago to Boston and
return, via Nickel Plate road, May 31st
to June 9Th, inclusive. Also excursion
rates via New York City. Extended re-
turn limit July 18th. John 7. Callahan,
general agent. room 29Ss 113 Adams
street, Chicago.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-26

Rome, May 26.-It was officialIly an
nounced yesterday that Monsignor
Guizippi Averso has been appointed to
a titular archbishopric and to be apos-
tolic delegate in Cuba and Porto Rico
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-26

Paris. May 26.-Consu1 General Ma
son is a passenger on board the Amer
lean line steamer Philadelphia. which
sailed today from Cherbourg for New
York
The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-26
star TI,eater TO Close.

The star theater will close for the
summer Sunday evening after the per-
formance. Manager Lewis and his wife.
viii spend the summer at Excelsior
Springs.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14
A FISH hcox.


TAs 80 YSo oAsss1 0sy .xsA sA0
1sss Uss sASsa1 .ey-
n most common aaw y s.N Temps
of ~ book seos hook. are bstffis
and bcsak easily. Thsrs are otk<r
hooks sstil hat bsaA. and beod - sssa-
" hat thsy -strsiUAtsa" On e.ers bas
-. and yss ethss hooks that .e..d. but
bad - hasa tAat . big Ash nsver
nsxss ths0. sad tAsy Oaly ~iI-..Hss0
aud come away WHEN the FILL seassj0a
of The line u laid upos them II caught
- tough saAg ~ tFvs Tough 1Aess
last are ths hoods ~ bus-S yoc can
And tben-and ths hArd bssakins
books ciasstAes nsxt 1 merit. Tesss BY
tAs eye are Quits ussi~ss. - - many
hooks carry exactly tr- saass tists an
b,ue ~ black Test re Aoo. issssaa
~ the haRd. cssehing shs .oint In .
Arm bat u .soo<i shA Tying iy out t,oth
by ths hard. nrrn pull and BY ths 1crk-
watch rs-sscaisriy In tAis trial for
weakness ~ u fess Ss the barb whers
H. v'.~ is srt - he attsaazted over
ry b and shs shois point xive way
90 . ssroas nsA. espeeislly II ho0ksd "
ispss q very hasd gStsels. what vassy
dsVeAs ef angling pesfsnity. IN spirit
II ~ - wsrA. hsvs kssa sttsysd n
ssst and sl bank whsa ths potatisss
scss coes &wsy fv~o ~ hkrd paayss
- Unsl bs lsaS " 0soesy Cutting
Masssins.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14

pAo 0oae uHs1e1n0 - 0nmnn11D
1so1s - - WesoA
Ths maker a poscn1n1n 81 poeossy
hns dscids1ly ~ Dase eB11Gn9 anA -
mantle trsds u - w0aa
he great factnsiss - 0ssruD an1
DFesdea were foanAs1 ~ Dse1as1
P.iissy. This nas fsvssasa 49,
enamel baf Il took hin a1glaso yeass
10 make the inveafi0a-slxassa yssn e
hunger. misery aud psssseue1aa. uhAch
eulminatsd In tbs spassAa. uasA n H
n Jones play of ''Ths NkAAis0an.-
wherein Palissy naaintsinsA Ais furnace
dre ~ burning all shs furniture h ~
house and finziiy opeas1 - furnace
door u find within ths slnas WA -
had ought throush0ut - hsss ysans
Of his life.
B,ftsher invented hasa pms AIN
He was an aichsmiss. al ens Ixy.
chs neinx TO discoves that ~ peudss-d
wig was unusually heavy. ~ ine0.rci
he cause and found thas ~ v~AsAr
ws5 due to the kaoiis vtah whtcn ths
W.T. was powdered This kaOss -as
ghfr's Investigations had ia ysarS
faii.z,
When Eiers opened . psFcsiais fs.-
tory AT Bursiem be empioysA nsns bS,
the nsost stupid and iitisessss w@kDsa.
SO hist his secret i,eos~nss might MT
b~c,ra. known. Hut 6anuel Astbusy
rs~ lived to learn the Eisrs ulsshad. and.
al. sting ignorance and stupidity. -
got a place In the factory. masasre1 all
u f.lrrs secrets aud eveatually oS,e0sd
= p,snf Of his own wb~ssin ~ dupiicst-
I'd Ia every detail the wssk of Etssn--
Exchange
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14
WANsso METeoas.


~ GAass nsoa opasnAss = . nsso
- 49,.
A ali hn1y = hs0 = Q Daviny
Gonne = ~ - lase 9 . UaEhas .
Dsstng peun1 ~ 81 Juse - .
niGhV Daanse sUssavss = n slAlDss. -
shis snAu oetscs IN nsre rr~sA a1j
roun1 n a san1nna. AiSa - sur Il -
feeua. INV an ~ sAs pepsso9 ~
nsaa incencstvssk nyrAafs a ssch
osessss nosiag b. lA1c s,AaE,es- TssI
80 To sEkk aAla rls dis.Aas for sa8
ssasaco1nA. tsa sc cen rever see -
exeupe saAes ex>yaorafaary ciYcu0r
GoGDcoA
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14

thwp ~ = Indication iefs 70 shsv
ehis - H. fnhu>ufrious vorkman had
foxeetsa u rub away he rays behind
- esx3s = ths revere of the eoin-
There were two varieties Of half
dellarv u.a6ls In 1888. On<, the cOm-
mon variety. had arrow points On e.
ehss stis e the date. while On the re-
vee.e rays shof our In all directions 1t
DE- hack Of the eagle. The Other vnr
rSety, vhich y the vaiuab BILE one. had
nettheT rn0s p0r aErows.
.Arte0pts have been made to imi-
tafs The cent Of ISIS. No cents were
issued In that year, and yet I have
sen = dsaen specimens hearing the
dnas.
"New tse latter day imitaten have
tsken up ths task Of adding mint iet-
tsrs 70 certain cslns 10 make them re-
se@bIe rare varieties. TIE accumula-
tton of colns bearing eheue mint marks
b taking q good deal of the attention
q collectors nowadays. and the imi-
tstors think they have an easy field.
bot thsir the is simply wasted. for
tA<ir proiurtioas meet with no better
success than the initiation Of the earlier
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14

nons 49, sosoOa HA~Q0ps~.
-Nest p~pVie take fs for grante<i that
wh<a w0ues easer . cUaseaf they bsse
aii sens< u the value u worldly
esn.is.- sata Q member af Q dry gu~as
Arm IN discussinG IT, patrosaee Of ~
ligfous h~sss>~. '-As . matter q fact.
nothing cgui h fuF1hef from -
trueA aaA Dune are pecsuni1pd evexy-
wA<re In IT, trDAe - sArvwd purrAas-
ers- Hard bayern. ~ trade tern.
nigAt ~ app,trd to many q th<a-
Having tnken IT, row e ppf>caal ps<-
cry. thfy asp s<versARse~s - cnnay
- aay kanises n<a wAra II coors b.
. bunsness peup1tfSsa - IN invesf-
Deat - ~ 1n<ys - sAesP erarr. al
= - . weu kDDwD feet that ssDe e t.
Dsse f.ss6nAera rpal esesee i.vpstneues
- ~ rusDRa osnsps 80 n.se ~ -
sDsss.fs - spAuoD As0A L.
~ osD1n1Be cuBouWNxA - e1mmDD
0par ossA.l - 80 - fsvVuusly
canRd -. - sabe hnr2 - eseAnnUs
Usu1s wAnEA hsse Assa oUxnn.a ~
1n1o1A 49, - hsu.u1sa1 supO0A
0s@ nsus nnR . aDs<1nsy e -
~ 011a - suUnsuos epmmun
- 0uDu0 - Uoug0 - a1BouD -
- Gnn0ms - - - -
- o~ - - - unnnuD
0UUos - ~
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14
THE MEXICAN RACE.

u u . 0soA1a0 81 the 1o1ioo WeeA
sAs oSso-s0aoass1.
The Mexican In . blend Of the strong
aud sober Indian race. melancholy. 80
rtous oe thought. with the Moro span
var In the It~rian peninsula The
Aoors left In spain sOmethinx of their
blood. much of their speech and not a
little of their habit Of thought and Gus
t0ns. II is = good stock. that old Arab
ruee-a administrators. wonderful cult
vatoru VI the soil. chivairlc as becomes
the rtders VI bor~es. courteous. with IN
oriental graciousn~~s. The blend with
the southern Bpaniard made the Apda-
lusian race which profoundly innu-
socsd the nrst immigration into Mexi-
co. We hear tAetr words, the rrlirv of
tissir spsseh. snd we nOts often th~
vsstises u th~ir customs. The Moro
spsniard has made his impress on
Mexican architecture and customs.
Often tbe Noortsh eyes In some Mexi-
can woman's face. proud. yet mourn
ful. arrest attention In the crowded
streets.
The Anglo IA x0o is the newer man.
as Il were. lie 10 = man of positive
schieveuenta To him are due the rail.
way and the steamship. the telegraph
and the tei~phone. the consolidation Of
business. the active commercial con-
quest Vi th~ worlds markets. He In
Our modern age matches the old Ro-
mans In many deeds. In world sdvcn-
turr- lie is the younger brother In the
great Arysn family. which came Into
Europe ases ago from northern India.
spaniard aud American. Nexicsn md
German. are all relatives. kinsmen
long tilse una war~ VI their bl0od rela-
tIon. spanish. English. French. Italian
and German. the basis Of Aryan and
the sanskrit 10 the common storebouss
VI the word roots. which we all en-
psoy every day.
Curious that we should insist On our
di6erencrs when we ar~ all ESSENTIALLY
the same. whatever is Aryan In US
land that is th- greater part is not
HeDitic. We are blood brvthers and
not ssrnngeru. The Moor is Arablan
and therefore semitic. as are the Jews.
But most VI the blood I'm spanish veins
is Aryan. and hence rxlates whatever
10 Latin In the Nexscan. the Central o.
S0uth American. To the German. Eng
lishman and American
ny maxnifyiag our di9~r~nc~s. after
all but our distinctive family traits. We
draw apart If we stsps,-d TO trace our
origin we sAoahi ~ that We are not
strang<r~. but Modern NeH-
leo
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14

'sSstL hitje time and lAb0r it wou1
Is possibss 10 cOastruct . Oarden whose
o0wUeS would c0obtne TO make . nrsf
rsts ciork." sai1 IT, boeanist 1T h )
q - VIA IT, ssw thistis oy<ns." be
csosinurd. 1t y $50 when the dande-
Non opsas. IL 10 when the white lily
epsaA IL 10 D whea TIE hawkWesd
eppas. AZ ii:l2 .. ~. the SOW thistis
ee~ssA AZ aasa Drscissly the yellow
eue.'s hard closss. AZ 2 y NJ ths
hswewos4 cIssss- AZ 8 the white lily
ebsBss. II danAsltsa cbssss st sharp.
eaDce riiny's tioe forty-six Sewers
have bssa Known 10 0pen and shut
wfth gseaf psacsusltty st csrtaia hsuss
- tAs day and liigAl"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14

In faFis - nsaAicirG ck<snists &C.
esva 1ilk - pasv xh<s Vt cuntsins -
Suscs e bateps asd tc-r cspcps of
eso11s pre V1nrt ~ hssc ezilx must
euosaiD st hrast . p<s c<at II b9a.er
81 nAy csaeaaa - ~ cssa q water.
~ DsRHa - pso1rs s<1ss an as..- sf-
oss1A fsR sahP w16rA - hRisw - lsvfns
y spVsaFsA senaAns1 - ~ ~ e.st :.
faelu 1asosssl TAss allSws - sairy-
- - 80 wt0 sasety frsD - - -
~ e>ne - woeus - fairly ~ os1k-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14
on1BV.

~ ss0a. ! Asar vass - esse1s1sR.
- ] 4nur 01nA u 80 a1oausohRs
~ ~ 0uSs1 - ~ N - -
nnR'-
.Ws2 - - ~. 4 vas on6W -
- - - - - 60 ~ = - 49,
-H1nn0u1Qn1n n11us.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14

Toune seals do not kDOW ~ -
swim They havs se bsruos 0a1ans-
Iy accussomsd 70 th> wssss sse1ss ~
eutrsine n 10 pe<sibe absst - thso-
selves - BY being casvsed ~ = -
their Doehers' Jaws. TARy hnvs 0Uas
fear - the waves sbst ossah ~ osa0.
and ~ scua - sA<y - - a0DsusrA-
Ing take TO aighs - ssssur - - -
turn ryu.d untii shsey have ssssaos1
ts VIZ hiGA psnce sbSse - -
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14
MANY. MANY DOCTORS.

4 senseossh COoeoSy W0D00 TA0a
Might - Woo J01ny.
The story 10 told In Jouhsgt's ''Popu-
lar Erro- conc~rnins As1Arins.- pub
iisbed at Bordeaux. France. u lS70
that one Gon~iie. . jesass q - coust
OF the Duke of fesYara. ina1sssd once
upon q time that the traAs whicA haA
the most followers was that q Doctor
To prove his Assertion hr M his home
one morning To 60 10 the palace WITH
his nighscsp on and his jaws wsappsd
up. The nrSt person he net ssopps.i
him with the qu~stioa. what b the
matter with you. Gooefiey- "a terribls
toothache." oh. v that AM IN tell
you what will cure it" AsA every pss-
son be met had some sdvic< to give
him
when the Jester rsschsd ~ dukss
chsmb~r. the same question and an
swer were repeated -Ah.~ eaid ths
prince. u know of somsshiag that viii
take the pain right away Gosell<
Instantly threw up his ksrchAsf. saying:
And you. too. moassignsas. ass . doc
tori have only passsa sArOasA eo~
street In coming frosn my hsa.se TO you
and have counted usoee tAnu 30 Of
them I believe I could 0a1 10000 a
the city" Whether ths stogy = tfssp ~
fake. II could be told again In oue
days. and GoaeiIe wosh uia ~ ~aopr
without dispute.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14

Too are . very sorcp1sf11 DsuV1B&.-
we said win yvs ~ - - ossse
sf yoar s1ec.y
'Cessainly.- - - s1Qou1 - .
ki.dly tso<. As q - a1waQs - -
exp<eer1 oAaf Aapp<1A. 0ssuoV -
esy - unexys<seA--Anssas -
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-14
LaSoA Cosa.

An easterner AS prosp<ctiAg n -
north G~SrxsA n-Dantains whea -
came ON . native zvparvntiy --ii-SiAS
TO the side of sss :, aiii tilsing corn.
TIE pro~p~ctOr ssopp~a fse . eAat
and the mountains nothin9 DuasA fss
n rrst In the ahs.n ~roo his fatisuiag
toll. was agreeabs-.
SAY. frsend. hor "a re Wssi1 - -
get the evsu down q 49, hssissde AFT
er II !. re.dy fur hsrvsar $500 -
stranger
In jurs.- was the lscpaic aaA pxse~
ably truthful reply y.-Atiasta Osusysaa-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-12
mo-
Pafeee qIls doHnIan en- llll aIrc
CaInpalia contra "a aHenlia
{ De maestro aorrssp0nsal espeeiaI

Enero 10. Anteayer lunes observe que
en- un caro- tirado por cuatro mulas y que
Sc hallaba parade fFente una Casa que
esta 81 lado del kiI6metro 35 con ooho
hect6metros, habian dos policlaa u que
parece durmiendo
Indagu6 yer de donde Venfan me
dijeron que del Juzgado de este pueblo,
pues estaban prestando seTvicios los ena-
les consistfan en- denuncias que habfan
presentado contra Yarios indiyiduos por
infracci0n del reglamento de carretera.
Me extrafi0 81 proceder.
El caro- estaba solo en- medic de Ia ca
rretera. ST la policfa estd para dennnciar
los transgresores de Ia ley, Spor que no
denuncio & los conductores de dicho carro2
Aver de mafiana salio con direction
San Juan el doctor don Francisco Sein,
Official de Sanidad de este pueblo. Que
gratas impresiones nos traiga de Ii ciadad
de las murallas
Ha llegado este pueblo procedente
de Aguadilla el jovon don Eduardo From
terra Koppis, presidente del cfrculo San
Carlos de aquella Villa.
El senior Frontera quien hemos salu-
dado, en- este pueblo, cuenta con muchos
amigos que de veras le aprecian.
Veinte y siete Hemanas hace que el
doctor Sein di6 comienzo q la curaci6n de
Ia anemia en- esta sub-estaci6n, y nj siquie-
ra I'm solo dia ha dejado de atender y SUI
ministrar q cuantos enfermos han Hegado
4 su ofcina.
A cuatro mil ciento noventa cuatro
asciende 81 ndmero de individuos que Sc
hallan en- tratamiento; hsbiendo curados
hasta Ia fecha mil cuatrocientos setenta
seis. En- las veinte J siete semanas cita-
das, solamente han fallecido treinta uno
de dicha enfermedad.
De la estaci6n central de Aibonito Sc
han recibido medicinas en- estos dias para
continuar curando la anemia en- esta sub
estaci6n.
La campafia contra la va mencionada
eufermedad emprendida. con tan buena f9
por Ell doctor Sein, es la mas hermosa que
puede tener un pueblo, cuyos vecinos es-
tan faltos de salud en- su inmensa mayo
ria.
El doctor sein que abriga en- su coraz6n
rasgos de nobleza, tenga la frmfsima con-
vicci6n de que estos yecinos lie aprecian.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-12
Ell TELETOPONETRO
Y ell teIeautOgrafO.
lNVENTOS De UN PRELADO.

Mons. Cerebotani, el insigne PreIado
cuyos notabilfsimos inventos llaman pode-
rosamente la atenci6n de los hombres de
ciencia, fu6 dfas atras Paris para presen-
tar sus descubrimientos al Ministerio de "a
Guerra al subsecretario de Estado de
Correos Tel6grafos; ell 'sCosmos" dice
que en- una otra ofcina le recibieron con
desconfanza, sin permitirle apenas expo
ner sus ideas y presentar sus inventos, 10
cual fu6 causa de que Mons. Cerebotani
completamente descorazonado, abandonase
q Paris para volver a Italia.
No sali6 asf de Ia presencia del Sumo
Pontffce Pic x, quien dedica las primi-
cias de sus inventos, pues en- una conferen-
cia que di6 en- el Vaticano, ilustrada con
curiosos y bellfsimos experimentos que fue-
ron muy del agrado de Su Santidad, reci-
bio de este de las ilustres personas que
le acompa1aban las mas sinceras y cordia.
les felicitaciones.
Por ESQ no es de extIafiar que el "Cos-
mos, en- un arranque de justa indignation
exclame: ''Ceux que l'on nomme les pioa-
aaers de la ciatisation, ne doivent compter,
chex nous, que sur eux m6mes."
Entire los aparatos inventados por Mons.
Cerebotani que estan siendo justamente Ia
admiration del mundo cientfico hay dos:
el teletop6metro y el teleaut6grqfo.
El teletop6metro sirve para medir las
distancias sin necesidad de calculos emba-
razosos y para levantar pianos topograf-
cos de toda especie: es sumamente sencillo,
pues Sc reduce una plancha de pequefas
dimensiones, sobre la que Sc articula un
anteojo reticular provisto de una ingenio-
sa combination de espejos.
El teleaut6grqfo transmite telegrafca-
mente escritos, dibujos, retratos, etc, y
consta de un aparato transmisor y otro re-
ceptor: los signos trazados en- el primero
aparecen rapida y claramente reproducidos
en- el segundo.
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ANUNCIO De SugASTA.
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.
ofcina del superintendente de obras

Ofcina del Superintendente de Obras
Pdblicas,
San Juan, P. R. Enero 4, 1906.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados para
la adjudication en- p6blica subasta del SUI
ministro de materiales mano de obra pa
ra la construction de mamposterfa de los
dos estribos del puente sobre Ell rio GRAN
DE DE LOLA" Carolina, carretera No.
Rio Piedras Fajardo, Sc admitiran en-
esta Ofcina hasta las 11-30 a. m. del d1a
16 de Enero de 1906, en- que Sc abriran
pdblicamente.
El presupuesto de las obras asciende 4
$15,595.00.
No Sc consideTaran proposiciones de per-
Sonas que no hayan tenido practica en- esta
clase de trabajos y que no posean medios
auxiliares suficientes para la ejecuci6n de
las obras.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran en-
esta O6cina, donde Sc encuentran de ma
nifesto los documentos que han de regir
en- Ia contrata, y podran los licitadores re-
cojer los modelos de proposiciones que han
de presentaT
Sc remitiran los licitadores copias del
pliego de condolences y azules de los pla-
nos mediante un dep6sito de veinte (20.00)
dollars, cuya cantidad sera reintegrada
los icitadores al deyolyer dichos pianos
pliego de condiciones esta ofcina.
La Administration Sc reserva Ell derecho
de rechazar cualquiera todas las propo-
siciones y de adjudicar la subasta bajo
otras condolences que la de precios sola-
mente.
J. j. J1MENEz.
superintendente de Obras Pdblicas.
6 w.
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-Aycr mahana ha llegado San Juan
el 1eniente Armstrong del battalion puer-
torri0uefo
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La CuraciOn de las hernias.

Sc curan radica1mente con el BRAl
GUERO REGULATOR acompahado del
Parche Aleman que tantOs lauros ha OBJ
tenido en- Europa por el Especiahsta Doc
TOR PoRTA.
Bragueritos de gonna blanda para nifios
de ambos sexos y para Ia hernia umbili-
cal. Sc mandan tratamientos por coTreo.
Pidan nota de precio.
Consultas: de 8 11y de 2a5. p m.
Tetu6n 21, Hotel San Juan. San Juan
de Puerto Rico. p.