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TWO BILLS FOUND.
Partial Report by Grand Jury-An-
drews Gets verdict.

The grand jury of Chitterden county,
after having been in session since We'd
,,esday September 8, reported Friday
afternoon at 4:l5 o'clock that two true
bills had been found. S. NJ. Atherton.
foreman, stated that the deliberations OF
the body were not completed and Judge
Rowell excused them from further duty
until ten o'clock Wednesday morning.
The greater part of the time In county
court Friday was taken up with the
suit of Naomi F.. Hildreth VS.. Mark Alger
The parties reside in Richmond and the
plaintiff claims that the defendant has
been cutting timber on her property with
out her permission. Alger made an agree
ment with the uncle of the plaintiff to
cut off ceytain timber on land belonging
to the uncle and the plalntiff now claims
that after the same land came into her
possession, Alger continued to cut the
trees. The defense ia that he had right
to by the terms of his agreement with the
former owner.
The case of w. f. Andrews, apt. VS..
II. NJ. Hull was completed Friday
snorning, when the argument OF John j..
Enright for the plaintiff WAS made The
case went to the jury at lO;S O'Clock. The
jury came in at $50 o'clock Friday af-
ternoon for further instruction as to
proof of loss and retiring reported snort
ly after four o'clock n verdict for tho
plaintiff to recover $3.50. The case was
an action in which the plaintiff sought to
recover damages for a carpet loaned to
the defendant to prevent the encroach-
mcnt of fire on his premises
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FRANK LEFEBYRE DRgTNED.
Body Found Floating in Cove of
Lake Friday Afternoon.
Was Inst Seen at $3.50 O'Clock Tuesday
Evening nenr Round IIousc-NO
Clue As 20 How Man Got
dntO water.

The dead body of Frank Lefehvre of
10 Lakeside avenue was found floating in
the middle of the cove back of the
Citizens Coal company's office Friday
afternoon about 2:15 o'clock. Tho dis
covery was made by William Osborne,
Jr., who was walking In that vicinity.
city Physician q. Il. Latour and the
police department were Immediately
notified and brought to the spot and the
body was removed from the water 1t
was taken to the undertaking rooms of
Arsenc Boucher, where it was pre-
pared for burial. DR.. Latour stated that,
in his opinion, the body had been in the
water about "a hours. The hands Of the
dead mans watch were stopped at
1905.
Mr. Lcfchvre disappeared from home
on Tuesday and was last seen at $50
o'clock that evening by nephew and
by others. He WIS then in the neighbour
hood of the round house Mr. l.efebvre
was 5G years old He is survived by n
wife, three sons and three daugh-
tcrs.
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THURSDAY
VERDICT FOR TOWN.
Teacher Failed to Make Out a Case for
Services.

Judgment was rendered Thursday In
county court in the case of Inez NJ.
Ring vs.. the town of Huntington for
the defendant to recover Its costs.
suit was brought to recover $40. claim
ed to be due the plaintiff for services
as teacher in the schools.
The next case to be taken up was
that of w. Il. Andrews VS.. H. NJ. Hull.
These parties live in Hinesburgh. The
defendants store was burned and In an
effort to save his house from the flames
Mrs. Andrews loaned him carpet
which was wet and thrown over the
side of the building. Tho carpet WAS
damaged and Mr.. Hull, It is alleged,
turned it in as his property and re-
ceived $3.50 from the insurance COM
pany for It. The plaintiff received $40
from Mr.. Hull and So from Mrs. HUI.
Suit for the full value of the carpet.
which was claimed to be s3s.72. was
brought The testimony was complct-
ed Thursday and arguments were made
by Il. L. Brown for the pla intiff and c.
S. Palmer and NJ. l.. Powell for the de-
PENDANT.
In the divorce case of Margaret May
hew VS.. Thomas Mayhem the petition
was denied and the cause was contin-
ued.
The new entry docket made It's APP
pearance Thursday. 1t contains 10 civil
cases one state case and nine chanccry
cases The civil cases are as follows:
+. j. Cowles vs.. MAX Agcl; Alexander
Macdonald VS.. Anna Macdonald; a. G.
Mansur Va ". G.. Kullard; A. :. webb
vs. Della webb; Alfred II. Davis vs..
Emily I. Davis: The United Fruit Co.
~ Ia
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WOMAN's BOARD OF MISSIONS.

The 34th annual meeting of the YER
mont Branch. Woman's Board of Mis-
sions, will be held In the Congregation
al Church at Swanton, Wednesday. Sep
TENDER 20. Services at $50 a. m. 90
and 1880 p. m. The speakers will be
Miss II. Juliette ellison Of East Africa
Miss Alice Kyle of the Woman's Board
and Rev. Enoch F. Bell of Japan.
The ladies of Swanton arc prepared
to entertain all officers and delegates
OF the branch. Application for enter
, tainment should be made by September
20. to Mrs. Eva Suter, Swanton,
The Central Vermont railroad offers
the usual convention rates. one and
one-third fare. Delegates meeting on
, Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O, in the church
parlors.
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Doctors Are Puzzled.

The remarkable recovery Of Kenneth
McIver OF Vanceboro, Me, is the subject
Of much interest to the medical fraternity
and wide circle Of friends. He says OF
his case: lowing to severe inflammation
tsf the Throat and congestion of the Lungs,
three doctors gave me up TO die, when. as
= last resort. l was induced to try DR..
Kings New Discovery and l am happy TO
Jay, II saved my life" Cures the worst
Coughs and Colds, Bronchitis, Tonsilltis,
Weak Lungs. Hoarscness and LaGrippe.
Guaranteed at J. W. O'Sullivan's and all
trug stores. soc and sl.0o, Trial bottle
free.
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FALL EXCURSION TO NEW YORK.

The Central Vermont Ralwty company
will run their 5naual fall excursion TO
New York from ali stations IN e;mort
and New York on Tu,shy. september
49, for only SO for the round trip. a
special train will leave st. Adams at
II a. m. that day, running through to
New London without change. Arriving
there at 10 p. M, the steamer tl'y OF
Lowell OF the Norwich line will convey
the excursonists to New York, being due
In the metropolis at 7 a. m. or the 18th
inst Tickets will be good returning to
leave New York any Gay until October
8. inclusive, on any Norwich line steamer
from pier 40 North River, at p. M, con-
Meeting Mt New London with regular
Central Vermont trains. There are a
number OF free berths on the steamer,
but staterooms may be had 81. $50 or g.
according 10 kind desired, on application
to w. j. Phillips, ticket agent at New
London. Conn.
d,17,1921, 4&w, 1890.
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$1O,829,o85 IN REAL ESTATE.
Assessors' Final Figures in Burlins'
toms QuadrenniaI Appraisal.

The board OF assessors. consisting OF +.
O, Beaupre, Van A. Nye and r. IA. Corley,
completed the quadrennal appraisal of
the real estate in Burlington Saturday,
having been at work all summer Every
piece OF real estate has been personally
inspected and aggrieved taxpayers were
given an opportunity to be heard. There
were, however. but few objections.
The result of this years work as filed
shows the total appraisal of real estate To
be $l0.s29,OS5. The total exemptions are
1926, 400. This leaves a total valuation,
which will be assessed for taxes, of $40.
5O2 5S5.
The quadrennlal appraisal of 1902 was
50 1913, 1866 and the gain in four years is,
therefore sl.S79. 4l9. This is a much larger
gain than in the appraisal of 1909 over that
of $685. when It was only s6i5ss2
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WE WANT AGENTS

In every town to purchase hides. skins,
pelts. wool, tallow. bones. etc. and ship
them to us. We pay the freight, remit
for stock promptly and at the highest
market prices.
We also want agents to sell our Bur
lington Animal Fertilizers and Poultry
Foods. These are strictly high grade
goods and the demand is rapidly ncreas-
ing. Write us to-day for prices and par
Observation-Disclosures Rendering Co., Bur
lington, Vermont. 5l,wtf
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TWICE IN TWO DAYS.
XeesevilIe Man, While Drunk, Talked
Abusiye1y 20 Officers.

For the second time in two days George
Thompson was in court yesterday for be
ing drunk. He came to Burlington from
Eeesevlle n. Y, and had such good
lime that the police put him in Jail We'd
pesday. He was before Judge Mower and
was fined Sc and costs. At that time he
salked to officer Marengo in such a man
Ter that he was in danger of arrest.
He grieved over the affair and when he
went to the boat to go home he was still in
. talkative mood. At the wharf he met
Eherff Horton and his language was so
abusive that he was arrested again. He
was before Justice Webster Thursday and
pleaded guilty to being drunk. He was
ined IS and costs of $3.50. which he paid.
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VIM. BlSONETT,
Practical Painters,


Don't pay 81 so a gallon for canned oil,
which ought to cost but 60 cents a gal
lon. Ready mixed paint is half oil and
half paint. Buy oil fresh from the bar
rel and add It to tho l.. & NJ. Paint which
Is semi-mixed.
When you buy L. & NJ. Paint you get n
sull gallon of paint that won't wear off
lor 10 or Is years. because l.. e NJ. Zinc
hardens the L. & NJ. White Lead and
makes l.. & NJ paint wear like iron.
gallons l.. & NJ. mixed with gallons
I.inseed Oil will paint a moderate sized
house.
Actual cost l.. & NJ. about 81. 20 per gallon.
Sold IT. the north, east, south and west.
:. s. Andrews, ExMayor, Danbury,
Conn. writes. Painted my house 10 years
ago with l.. & NJ. Looks we'll to-day.
Sold by II. NJ. Hull Hinesburgh, Vt;
s. Bigwood. Winooski. VT: Flagg G.
Sudarsky. Richmond. Vt; w. s. Nay
4 Co. Underhill, VT; c. l. Hatch & Co..
Waterbury. VT.
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MARRIED IN BROOKLYN,

Word has been received in this city Of
the marriage OF Miss Mary Eliza beth Coe
formerly OF Vergennes, to William Henry
Brennan. formerly Of Burlington. on the
evening of Tuesday. July the 3rd, at ST.
Johns Cathedral, Brooklyn. n. Y. Miss
Coe is the daughter Of Mrs. Frederick w.
Coe of Vergennes and graduate of the
high school In the class of 1904. Mr.. Bren-
nan Is promising young business man
Of Brooklyn and Ia also prominently iden-
titled with the Knights of Columbus in
that city.
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ONE CASE FOR TRIAL.
October Term of United states Court
OneuS the End.

The time for noting cases for trial at
The October term OF United States courts
TO be held at Rutland expired Thursday.
Only one case was set for trial. 1t Is that
pf Eugene Gagne vs. the Deerfield River
60. The plaintiff seeks damages Of 5000
!or injuries he received while working for
the company. His hand was caught In n
machine in the lumber mill and was badly
rut and torn
Court will open October 2 at two o'clock
m the afternoon with Judge VI. II. Wheel
DR. presiding.
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A Lively TussIe

with that old enemy of the race. Consti-
patton, often ends In Appendicitis. To
avoid all serious trouble with Stoma CHI.
Liver and Bowels. take DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. They perfectly regulate these
organs, without pain or discomfort. Is:
at J. w. O'Sulivan's and all druggists.
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A GUARANTEED CURE ron FILES.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding. Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re-
fund money IL PAZO OINTMENT fails.
to cure in to II days. 50c.
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Book BINDING
AND PRINTING.

1t will cost you nothing
to get prices and we have
been able to gain and
satisfy SO many good
customers that we feel
sure that you also will
find our print shop and
bindery able to serve
you to your complete
satisfaction.
~HE FREE PRESS PRINTING 40
BurliuYto~t W..
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TO CURE A coin IN ONE DAY

fake LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNtNE
iablets. An druggists refund the money
If it fails to cure.
f. ". Groves signature IS on eace
box. &c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20

Deans Rheumatic pills absolutely
cure Rheumatism & Neuralgia. Entire
ly vegetable. Safe. w4l,eow,ly.
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FIGURE IT OU|

AS you VIII, in either mutual
or stock companies. we CAM
give you the benefit OF theI
lowest rates, the most prompt
and accurate insurance in-I
formation, the longest ex-|
rcrience in the business and
therefore the most expert|
and valuable Insurance. ser-|
vice obtainable in this city
This means more for your
money than Is offered else-|
where. Can We serve you 81
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CHAMPION EVAPORATION.

Sap SpOuts, Buckets, Covers, Cans, etc.
Put your camp in order before snow
flies. Special Cash Discount on Mail
orders received before November LIST
Grimm's Sap Spouts and covers will
add 25 per cent. to the income of your
Sugar Camp. Send for Catalogue ~"
&. II. GRIMM, Rutland. VT.
Sw,eow,4t
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E I'll LTINO SPEECH
del Principe de Ga
les.
Banqaete en- el GlildhaII.
Reeusftos Del ulBjs pOF ID India.

Pronunciar 10 .'speech'' ca ptblico es
una prueba poE IA cual 81 Principe de Ga
lea Biempre tiene misio de pasaT, no obs.
tants que con mueha flecuencia se We en-
81 case de hablaE ante inmensos auditorios,
preparando sns discursoa de antemano.
Pero como quiera que sea, siempre produ-
CO una buena impression, adm resuItan
& menudo notableS sus asspeeches"
Su gran discourse pronunciado en- 81
Guild Hall en- el 'lunch ofrecido por IL
Ciudad de Londres III Principe y z la
Princess de Gales, con motive de 50 re-
greso de la India, fue verdaderamente una
pieza oratoria en- que relate sus impresio-
mes de las maraviIlosas escenas que presen-
clio en- 81 lejano OGiente.
Este, como todos log 'sspeechs' del Prfn-
cipe, fu6 ensayado pr6viamente por mu-
chas vecea en- ID Marlborough House. El
Principe Sc eDcierra en IN cuarto para
pTevenir la entrada de los criadoB 8 cual-
quier otra interruption y decIama ante IN
espejo, una y otra yez Bu discurso.
Ia Ultima compensation ea atFibnida un
reporter de un importante peri6dico de
Londres que aeompafi6 Al Principe en- Sd
viaje, J que ha publicado recientemente
un notable precioso libro. "Una vi
sion de Ia India, 4 como resultado de su
Yiaje. 81 Principe no es, pues, reconocido
como eseritor.
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EI AzuCar en- eI MerCadO NeOyorkinO.

Los precios para el azucar en- el mercado
de New York, han aumentado y se encuen-
tran 6rmes Para la refnada no ha habi-
do cambios, habiendo buena demanda.
Como Sc predijo, Cuba ha obtenido pari-
dad en- precios con el azfcar de remolacha.
Esto demuestra que le ha sido possible
mantener sus precios, trav6s de Ia cam.
pafia de los mercados europeos, pues be le
han dado facilidades de almacenaje, con-
ducci6n y venta en- los Estados Unidos, tan
rapidamente como 10 ha deseado.
Ell establecimiento de un nueYo banco
on Ia Habana, baio los auspicios de mu-
chos fnancieroS americanoE, puede que dc
facilidades en- la pr6xima zafra. al decir
de parte de la prensa americans.
Una gran diferencia hubiera sido para
ell az1car cubana ysus intereses 81 la cose-
cha hubiera Bido vendida con paridad en-
los precios Ia europea, como pans6 nues-
tro gobierno afiade un peri6dico de los
Estados Unidos -cuando di6 Cuda la
ventaja de un 2O% de rebaja en- los de.
rechos.
Ahora que hay igualdad en- los merca-
dos cubano europeos, esperase cargamen-
tos de Europa 8 Java para empezar Otra
vez la competencia en- 81 futuro.
Ell az6car existente de Cuba Estadoa
Unidos emilia Ultima semana, era de $40, ,602
toneladas contra 585, 1877 la semana prece-
dente y $50, ,231 toneladas el afio anterior,
habien do un aumento sobre el 6ltimo
afio de 1881 toneIadas. .. ~.
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PrensOs & los SnspOnentes so6re EbretGs.
Sc Bortear6n todos los amos entire los que
mas sc diStingan por su censtancia On el
Ahorro.
Horas de CaiG: Para las imposiciones:
De 5 & 103 de Ia mafana, y de 81
de Ia tarde los dias laborables y de 81 4
1O3 de Ia mafiana los domingos; Para Ia
extracciones las mismas horas excepto los
domingoa
RegIGmeBtO de "a Secoi6n: Las personals
que interesen mas pormenores sobre las
pimosiciones, extraccioneB manera de Ii
quidar intereses, etc, pueden soliCitar IN
ejemplaF en- Ia Gaia.
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PARA WASHINGTON.

Ha Balido hoy para los Estados Unidos
nuestro compatriota 81 joven, de Aguadilla,
don Leopold Mercader, ingeniero, que
ijard por ahora su residencia en- Wash
ington.
Con una carrera que cOnquistara des-
pu6s de grandes afanes = ruda labor estu-
diantil, va & luchar allf con el empefio de
los en6rgicos, 81 aprovechado joven al que
deseamoa 81 6xito que merece por su apIi-
caci6n inteligencia.
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EntusiasmO en- BarCelOneta.
Un espI6ndIdO mltIn Sc sfsGtuara ALI d domingo

Hemos recibido hoy de nuestro activo
corresponsal en- Barceloneta, el siguiente
telegrama:
''Barceloneta Is, Z, 19O6.-COrrespon.
dencia, San Juan de Puerto Rico
Reina gran entusiasmo preparativos
meeting unioniata pr6ximo domingo; asis-
tencia Mufioz otros oradores"
Muchas personals de San Juan, Manatf
= Areeibo Sc proponen asistir al patri6tico
acto.
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Libertad BOrinque1a.

Los sefores Armando Chico j. Lopez
Santaella, & nombre del cfrculo de instTuc-
ci6n y recreo ''Libertad Borinquefa" han
tenido Ia atenci6n de invitarnos para Ia
velada-baile que dicha sociedad celebrar6
el dia 20 del actual, con motive de Il to-
ma de possession del cuerpo directive de
damaR
Damos las gracias mas expresivas.
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IPARA QUE STRIVE
IA CURA De sTEARNsY

Cura de Searns es sanaotodo otros
eamentos anuncian a fin de enganar los
inexpertOs Cura Searns ne de aeci6n dete
nadoy 81 sale campo acc6n todo re
padecmetos Adninfstrese Cua de
Stearns de acuerdo las nsccones dads Ia circular que
acompana cada cuaquer de door de cabeza
neuagias aguda cr0ncas hecranea aquecas
etc. efeos sern rpdos La Cura de Steans
verdadero epecco tanto abundan
ah ndcan odo pero en- reen para naa
coniene sustancias pegrosa nj produce maos efectos
10 que Rvero Trava de Merida,
J Yucatan, Mexico:
Muy be ssado preparation uada
Cura de Stearns honor Ia verdad, gusto de
nanfeares ha dado los meores resutados Ademas
fto Vds haber escogdo para prepaado eeente
faraceuca buena conservation, fac
c6noda administration.
Desechense mtaciones exiase la Cur de Stens cada
osiea leva relieve e nombre Stearns Headache Cure
BOtiCas.
FREDERICK STEARNS CIA.
Fsbrcautes de PrOductOs ouimcOs y FarmacsutlcOs
- DETROIT. MICH. E. "a.
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ANTONIO JEANNOT,
Secretario Junta Escolar.
LIN ga TEFTTETa DEL OEsTE

ItineTario. -salidas de Bayam6n y Capi
81 slmultaneamente.
Dias laboTable-Na afiana s, 7.05, 9 30
9.45 l1.0O. Tardo 12.15, Las, B.15. 4.B6, 5.45
y $50.
Dias fsBtivos. MaMana 8, 7.OS, $50, 9.45
y 11.O0 TardO 12.15, 1.8O, 2.80, $50, $50
5.45 y $50.
Billete baratos para dtas festivos. De
OatafiO Bayam6n, ida vuelta ~ Class
6O-25 81 &ass S0-16, De BaYam6n CatnGO
ida y VueRta II class S0-15, - claso S0-IO.
Bflleto Gr1inariO dc Capital Cataalo On
RR Claga 4 C0utav0gs
Bayaladn, 10 da spptiopabxp dc l90as Rar
m6n NRldal,
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N A n A n A

La COmpahfa de opera scOgnamiglo
pOne On eGcena mafana Ia opereta 'sLa
Poupee", letra de M. Ordonnan mfBica
del popular aupor de 'La Mascota'' macs
tro Eduardo Andrau, que fu6 representada
1900 veceB en- Paris y ha obtenido gran
aceptaci6n en- Europa America.
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SEPKSE.

Que mo- publicamos communicates sin que
sean pagadOa por adeIantado.
Cada sells palabras Sc cuentan pOE una If
nea v la Ifnea vale diez centRyos
Las c&rtaa que VenGan CON coma unieadoa
en- gp tlapQEtoV no % QQnfeetaRs
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FRANCISCO R00MS.-Afinador de pianos y
prinleHE. iOloncellista de, Is COmpaf1Ga de
Opera $500 snamigIio'', Sc Ofre e al culto
plblico de San Juan para dar Glasses de
Violoncello y aim piano Precios mo-
dicos. Direction Hotel Borinquen, San
Juan. Telefono 323. 15Ya
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Junta ESCOIaT de ATeCibO.

Sc encuentran vacanteB en- esta Munich
palidad siete escuelas RuTales, por 10 que,
SO Convocan los aspirantes & preBentar
sus soIicitudes en- el termino de diez diaa.
Debiendo enviar dichag solicitudes al Sc.
cretario de esta Junta Escolar.
Arecibo, Julio IL de 1905.
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EICr6ditO ruso. FamiIias que enigraIl.

New York. Julio 25 130 p m
las nOtas rcuds Petebugo
6 reablecn equo
Madrid, . gravedad de 4
len 81 xtranie
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
sECCION DE AHoRROs.

lnpOsiciOases sO5rs E5reta: Desde 1925
4 81, 600 devengar6n interBes al s por 100:
annual.
InspOsioSOnes plaso fjo Desde 5000 en-
adalante devengaran inter6s al
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ACtitud en6rgica.

New York, Julio % 130
Dc dedad u paTt h rePrend Dc Dc indn cadO
bede
disuaa de
PeIsburgo ercO cumpr6 discipline gobno
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AL PUBLICO

Desde ell 9 de Agosto pr6ximo, los tre-
nesque simultaneamente salfan de Baya-
mon y esta Capital las Z y Is q. m. saldran
en- 10 susesiyo las a. m. asf como los
de 5 y 80 y 8 y Is p. M. saldran 5.45 y $50.
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Buen negOCiO.

Sc venden % yuntas de bueyes, pfopias
para trabajo y 1O3 cuerdas de terreno.
El que las lnterese dir1jase Jose G Call
der6n, Rio Grande, r. r. 3Ov
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LA ATIENDTrA.-DsJ j. EOHEHARRLA
-PE0sa Principal al LG5O del AYunta
naienp0.
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efsCtos religiosos, artfculos de noVedad =
fantasia para sehoFas y senoritRA
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-01

WASH, will deliver one of the adj
dresses at the 10000 club smoker
Monday night in the Moorish room
of the Silver Grill. G. w. Wheeler,
manager of the conservative Life
Insurance company here, will also
deliver an address. The Boosters
sextette will sing and other musi-
cal features will probably be ar
ranged.
Money you don't want to use
for some time can be deposited
with us on a certificate of deposit.
1t will be safe and will earn in
terest.
This is a better plan than keep
ing the money idle at home; more
profitable, too.
Want particulars?
Open Saturday evenings between
and s p. m. so
Spokane g. Eastern Trust Co.