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BREAKING
THE RECORD
BUSINESS ON THE UNION PACIFIC
AWAY AHEAD OF ALL FORM
Err LIKE PERIODS.
Superintendent Anderson Consents to
Be interviewed on Subject and
Speaks in Glowing Terms-Rapid
Progress Being Made in Improve
ments of wyoming Division.

Colonel H. L. Anderson, superintend-
ent OF the Wyoming division OF the IN
ion Paclnc, returned yesterday alter
noon from a trip OF several days over
his division and with his accustomed
cordially yesterday granted an inter
view to a Cheyenne Tribune represen-
tative.
Superintendent Anderson states that
everything is in excellent running or
der on the division but that the oper-
ating department is beng kept hustllng
to handle the enormous traffic now be-
ing enjoyed.
Breaking All Records.
The traffic is simply unprecedent-
ed continued Colonel Anderson, and
Is breaking all records for this time
of year. This is undoubtedly due to
the rapid development of the wealth
and the great increase in oriental trade.
Never before in the history of the road,
at this season of the year, has the
freight and passenger business assum-
ed such extraordinary proportions and
the Union Pacific is making prepare
lions to handle this ever increasing
business by vast improvements along
ITS lines such as the double-tracking
of the road"
Hundreds of laborers at Work.
Superintendent Anderson reports
that rapid progress is being made on
the various improvements along the
line. Many grading camps have beer
established for the double-track work
and hundreds of laborers are employed
in replacing the light steel with the
new 9O-pound rails, the standard adopt
ed by the Union Pacific. The construc-
tion of the extension of the block sig
nal and telephone systems along the
line has also been commenced. When
these improvements are completed the
Union Pacific will be the best equipped
and most modern railroad system in
the world.
, 1906-04-11
CLAUSE SHOWED UNDER.
Republicans Victorious in the City
Election at RaWlins.

Rawlins, Wyo., April 11.-Mayor
Clause and Alderman Doty were de-
feated in the city election yesterday
on the democratic ticket. Both have
held office three years. Charles An
derson was e.ected mayor and James
X. Hetzler alderman on the republican
ticket after a hard contest.
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the city and the building stone of the
county. The book will be illustrated.
NJ. NJ. Green, secl etary of the Rambler
Mining and Smelling company, had
given assurance that his company
would undertake the distribution OF
several thousand copies of the pamph-
let, not only paying for their cost OF
production, but furnishing cuts suit,
able to be used in illustrating the mat
ter.
University to Help Distribution.
Prof. Trumbull of the mining and
geological department of the univer-
sity will also distribute large numbers
to inquirers coming to him as the head
of the department in the university.
The club adjourned subject to the
call of the chairman, the work in hand
being turned over to the various COM
mittees.
, 1906-04-11
TRIED TO WRECK TRAIN
Nitro-Glyoerine Used on Track in Front
of Frisco Meteor.

Pittsburg, Kas., April 11.-An at,
tempt was made to wreck the Frisco
Meteor with nitro-glycerine on a high
embankment at Columbus last night.
The explosion tore away the rails, but
the train passed safely. The Meteor
was south-bound. No clue to the per.
petrators or their motives.
, 1906-04-11
Little Mill Started This Morning.

The ten-inch train at the rolling
mills we're started on nut iron this
morning, having lain idle since last
week. The pliers have caused some
trouble, being unable to supply scrap
as fast as it Is needed. Fred Schenck'
the rougher who has been off for a few
days with a sore foot, resumed WORK
this morning n Mr.. Ecklund is Jay
ing off. Billie Cameron, employed al
the rolls, is planning a trip to Sherman
shortly for a visit with some oil Ms
relatives. A load of iron from the mil
was sent east this afternoon, the hrs'
to go out.
, 1906-04-11
BROTHER IN ROME

Father Cummiskey had a letter a
few days ago from his brother, a priest
in Rome, the latter making nc refer
enc to the eruption of the volcano of
Vesuyius, although Rome is but 150
miles from Naples and the flowing
lava could be discerned in the Eternal
City. 1t is possible no great flare of
light had occurred when the letter was
written.
, 1906-04-11
SaE REQUESTED TO
PREPARE STUNT,

The ladies of the Laramie Woman's
club who meet tomorrow night for a
social time at the residence of Mrs.
F. D. Spafford are requested to come
prepared to do a stunt or some parlor
trick for the entertainment of their
guests. This is the meeting held to
rejoice over the great success OF the
entertainment recently given and a
good time is expected.
, 1906-04-11

and has several new arrangements, the
most comprehensive Of which IS the
ventilation of the cars, the windows be
ing round, similar to port holes on
steamships, and is air, water and dust
proof. The car has also a side entrance
in the middle, instead of at the ends.
, 1906-04-11

however, that he would so recommend.
His business here now is to get the
Second street lateral in and work will
probably Degin on that within the next
week or ten days. The pipe has been
unloaded at the rolling mills.
, 1906-04-11
BUILDING BEING Repaired.

Workmen were today engaged in re-
pairing the plastering in the telegraph
and other offices at the company
building, and the interior of the build
ing will be reprinted. Considerable
repair work is to be done in the near
future.
, 1906-04-11
'ToNIGHT's SERVICE
AL LIE CATHEDRAL

The story of the cross will be sung
in st. Matthew's cathedral at s O'Clock
tonight, this being the last of the We'd
nesday evening Lent services. After
the singing there will be a short ser
vice of preparation for Easter COM
munion, at which it is hoped all com
m~unicants will be present.
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Greeks Have Mumps.

Several of the Greek section zen
and extra gang men in this region are
suffering from mumps, and DR.. stevens
the local surgeon, is sending the worst
cases to the company hospitals. Three
we're in his Office at n time this
morning,
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More Firemen Added.

Five or six new fiIanen have oeeh
added to the rolls in the local runs
and more will be put to work as sooh
as they are found. There is as much
work as can be done, the demand ioi
good trainmen being almost withou'
precedent at this time of year.
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Train No. 8 in Two Sections.

Heavy business today caused train
No. 3 to be sent west in two sections,
a freight engine from here being at
tached to the first section, which ar
rived at 8 o'clock. The rush of bust
ness is something to be marveled at,
and every engine available on the
Wyoming division is doing duty.
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THE MONEY
SET APART
REVENUE FROM SCHOOL LAND
INCOME APPoRTIoNED TO DIFF
FERENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
County Superintendent Divided Ten
Thousand Dollars Recently Re-
ceived From State Treasurer
Adams Sells Interest in Pingree
Estate in Centennial Valley.

Mrs. Emma H. Knight, the county
superintendent of schools, has appor-
toned the $1O,970.O3 of money received
from the state treasurer as Albany
county's proportion of the school land
income dund, the sums being now avail
able for the use of the different dis
tricts of the county as follows:
District Anportionment.
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Operators Expelled.

Kansas City, Mo, April 1.-THE
Southwestern Operators association,
in convention today, expelled six mem
bers who signed with the miners. A
resolution was adopted expressing a
willingness to leave the wage scale
and the labor condition questions to
arbitration committee to be ap-
pointed by President Roosevelt. No
other steps toward a settlement of the
strike were taken.
, 1906-04-11
Prisoners Break Jail.

At noon today the panic is increds-
ing. The prisoners in the Jail are
frightened half to death. They mu-
tinted and broke down the doors, and
many of them escaped. The guards.
however, have subdued the tumult, but
the jail birds are in an intense state
of excitement
, 1906-04-11
Moto,. TO Climb Hills.

The Union Pacific railway of1ciais
at Omaha are experimenting with their
new motor car No. I, just out oil the
shops. This car is an improvement on
the previous motor cars in that 1t is
especially designed for climbing grades
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WILL RETURN HOME
EARLY IN JUNE

Mr.. and Mrs. Sayer Hansen receiv-
ed a very encouraging letter from
their son, Harry, who is now located
at Apizaco, Mexico, saying that he is
feeling fine and is so greatly improved
in health that he will leave for home
the early part of June. He says it's a
kind of lonesome burg he is in now, he
being the only American.
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is SHORT.
EmbezzIement Charged Against Union
Yards Company.

Wichita, Kas., April ia charge
of embezzling $1,000 was preferred
against Edward Blackbury, secretary
of the Wichita Union Yards company
this afternoon. The prosecution states
that the shortage is expected to reach
$25, 900, n covering a period OF
twelve years.
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Enormous Death List.

Three hundred bodies have been re-
covered and it is feared the total death
list will reach 1000. Sarno is a place
of 10000, ten miles from Vesuvius.
Railroad service from Naples is inter
rupted, owing to darkness, and the
tracks are in a dangerous condition as
a result of ashes.
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RIo Travel to Westward.

Travel to the west is enormous at
present and all trains TO the west are
laden with passengers who are taking
advantage of the last days of the low
rates to the west.
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SCIENTIST FEARS
WORST YET TO COME

remaining in their homes near We
suvius is abandoned. Refugees tell of
scores buried alive and those slightly
injured doomed to death by suifoca-
ton. In many places entire families
were found dead kneeling about the
shrines, slain at prayer by the deadly
gases.
, 1906-04-11
BUYERS ON HAND AT
BOSTON WOOL MARI

A dispatch from Boston says hat
"The wool market is firm, with an I'M
dertone of moderate activity. A ieat-
ure is the presence of a large numner
of buyers to seize the slightest favor
able opportunity"
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BONDS ARE
DEFEATED
PROPOSITION To REBUILD WAT
Err WORKS MEETS WITH DIS.
APPROVAL OF CITIZENS.
Less Than Seven Hundred Votes Cast,
Majority of Fifty-three Against
Proposition-Three Precincts For
and Three Against in the Totals by
Majorities.

The proposition to vote $4,000 in
bonds for the purpose of rebuilding the
water system of the city was defeated
at the special election held yesterday,
the vote by precincts being as follows;
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CIRCUS KING ILL.
James A. Bailey Has Severe Attack of
Erysipelas.

New York, April 1.-THE condition
of James A. Bailey, the circus king, is
critical today. He is suffering from
erysiphilas. He is 70 years of age.
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One Town Abandoned.

The eruption of Vesuvius this morn
ing appears to be increasing in y!o-
lence. The town of Ottajano has been
abandoned. In the villages of Sarno
and Somma ashes are now six feet
deep, and in San Giuseppe some houses
are completely buried. The property
loss is already estimated at $SO,OOO,
mn
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part ID Pinaree Ranch sold.

Part of Pingree Ranch SOLD.
Williams S. Adams today sold to u.
B. steadman, for 81 and other consia-
erations. an undivided half interest IN
the Pingree ranch at Centennial ana
also some lots in this city. The land
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Question of His Death.

New York, April ia pamphlet is
being circulated throughout he city
which raises the sensational Question,
rs John A. Mccall dead? Is not the
big insurance magnate living?" On
the title page are the words, rs 1ohn
A.. Mccall dead? Plausible presump-
tons of doubt as to the demise Of the
insurance genius" The pamphlet re-
is located in sections 27, "a and 26,
township 16, and section 2, township
is, range 7S, the town lots being in
blocks 249, 24S, $50 and 147.
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LITTLE STOCK LOSS
I'm NORTHERN ALBANY.

senato John McGill says the storm
in the neighborhood of his ranch at NC
Cfu was quite were but that every
body was provided with plenty OF a
and there was lot much loss of stock
rn oanta a month
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LION OF
The HOUR
GoRKY SOCIAL CENTER IN NEW
YORK AND is TAKEN UP BY
ALL CLASSES OF THE
PEOPLE THERE.

Made Especially Attractive by His
Wife, a Beautiful Woman With
Brown Hair and Who Speaks Many
Languages-Mark Twain Has Pair
in Tow-Gorky viii Spread Doc
trine of Union of All Men in West.
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TRUSTS IN
THE LORD
DOWIE HAD RESTFUL NIGHT AND
PLACES RELIANCE IN GOD
TO RELIEVE HIM OF
PRESENT STRESS.

Receiving Many Assurances by TeIe.
graph and Telephone and Through
Letters, Many Former Friends and
Members of Zion Calling in Person
to Express Sympathy-Printins Of
flee Placed at Disposal of Dowie.
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MATTEcUI FROM HIS oBSERVA
TORY REPORTS INTERNAL
EXPLOSIONS lNCREAS-
ING IN VIOLENCE.

Many New craters Appearing and
Lava Flowing Down All Sides of
Mountain-Streets Blocked With
People Seeking Safety in Flight
and Vessels Unable to Carry All
Who Would Leave by the Sea.
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Small Vote Polled.

The total vote cast, $50, was a sur
prise to many, as it was supposed there
would be a larger vote. The first pre-
cinct to report was the third, at the
engine house, where the vote was re-
corded and announced within ten min
utes of the closing of the polls at 5
o'clock. The last to report was the
fourth precinct, at the Mission church,
where 1874 votes were cast. 1t was
half past five when the judges anonunc-
ed this vote. The second to report
was the west side, the other three COM
ing along later.
, 1906-04-11

The water proposition carried in the
first, fourth and fifth precincts, the 9th
er three having majorities against it.
1t is somewhat singular that the ma
~jorities for in the three precincts fay-
oring the proposition IA the same as
the majority against in the three OPP
posing the proposition, 1914. The re
naming vote gives the majority of SO
against-in the three precincts favor
ing the vote being 100 and in the three
against the proposition the vote total
ing 1872.
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Genera, Manaaer Coming West.

General Manager Coming west.
General Manager Mohler and Mr..
Huntley, acting chief engineer OF the
Union Pacific, have gone to Cheyenne
on a short tour of inspection.
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Niger In Wood Pile.

The following from last nights
Boomerang is of interest at this time
as disclosing at least one niger in
the wood pile"
"At any rate, should the bond issue
be defeated, we will have only the ex
pense of al election to pay for, which
is infinitely cheaper than what might
have happened otherwise, and it will
mean the downing of the ring next
rail-, WHICH IS MORE IMPORTANT"
, 1906-04-11

Coyote Pelts Presented.
Felix Atkinson today presented sew
en- coyote pelts, San Frego presented
eight and Eddie brown one.
, 1906-04-11

New York, April 11.-Maxim Gorky,
who arrived last night on the Kaiser
Wilhelm Der Crosse, is quite a lion in
the city today. He is aKen up by all
kinds OF people, II is the sensation
OF the hour. The patriot and man OF
letters is made especially attractive by
his wife, who is a beautiful woman,
with lght brown hair and large Ius-
trous eyes, who acts as her husbands
interpreter and who speaks many Ian
guages.
Union of All Men.
Gorky is to spread the doctrine of
union OF all men in America. One OF
his admirers and friends today is Mark
Twain. Gorky attacks Premier White,
and calls the famous Russian a double
minded man, with a hump backed soul.
, 1906-04-11

Daily Republican. so cents a month
, 1906-04-11

heal Department.; Cheyenne, wyoming
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UELAS De ARTES
OfiGiOs de Fill
pinaS
Desde 81 pTdKimO pasadO mes De
JuniO Sc enCueRtran funCionandO
las escueIas De aries OflCiOs
de FiIipinas bajO eI siguiente
plan De estudiOs.


afio. Ingl6s (incluyendo gramdtica,
composition y literature algebra, histo-
ria antigiia, trabajo en 81 taller, y dibujo
lineal j & ojo.
II aio. Ingles, algebra medic afo,
geometria plana medic afio, espahol, trG.
bajo de taller, dibujo lineaI y 6 oio.
III afio. Ipgles, ffsica, geometria plana
medic afio, geometria a6lida trigonome-
trfa medic a1io, trabajo de taller, dibnjo
lineal y ojo.
~ afio. Ingles, historic de los Estados
Unidos'6 gobierno civily economic, quf-
mica' trahajo de taller, dibujo lineal y &
ojo.
Los graduados de este curse habran ad-
qpirido un alto grado de pericia en- el ira
bajo de hierro y MADEIRA podran EXPIRE
saT sus ideas en- pianos sencillos seecio-
nes cortadas. Podran emprender cursos
de ingenierfa ofrecidos on las Islas egta-
ran preparados para entrar en- CuaIquiera
escuela t6cnica cientffca de los Estados
Unidoa.
Sc ofrecen los aiguienteE cuTsos adelan-
tados en ingenierfa, siempTe que un n6me.
70 sufciente de solicitantes elegibles esten
matriculados
Arquitectura, tres amos.
Maestro constructor, dos aHoa.
Maquinista terrestre, cuatTo amos.
Maquinista naval, cuatro amos.
Los alumnoE cue deseen entrar en- esta
Escuela seran matriculados 6nicamente
durante 81 mes de aperture de cada perfO-
do, este es, en- JUNO Octubre.
RI ingl6s incluye gram6tica, compost
ci6n literature.
81 dibujo incluye dibujo ojo y ineal.
En- 81 curse de carpinterfa So dar6n
conferencias Bobre bosques.
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RlJEGO.

70 hacemos & los Sres que se reIacionau
6 continuation I'm de que 80 sirvan con
testar sin mas demoKa, Las reiteradas cartal
que les han sido dirijidas pOr Is Admins.
TRACTION de este diaTio, para Ia liquidation
de Bus respeCtiyas cueutas
Don jose Ferrer FerTer. CAGUAS.
Tomas Mariani de Y YAUCO.
{. Carlos L. de Chouden ANASC0..
& j. a. Morera Colon de SALINAS
z Nicol6s Bsnitez Delgado JUN.
COS
Dor, ,BoAningo Gallart GUAYAMA.
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De BAYAM0N

Parece que traens q ls gsnts media reyo-
lucionada nuestros anuncios con motivo de
una discussion entire dos torcedorss en- Ba-
yam6n, sobra 81 nuestra m6quina es la
meior one se importa esta isla.
La discussion lleg6 tai punto que paa6
dc los Ifmites razonadoa hubo an difuYio
dc bofetadas y jinquetazoa.
De Is gayata sali6 81 defsnsor de la
m6quina The ATrivf' mejor parade que
au contrincante pues tenfa que ser defen-
dido por Ii iuaticia.
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4 los sEhoREs PApREs De FAMILIa.

En- IA sEscueIa Particular del que sus-
cribe, San Francisco 81, Sc admiten pupi-
los y medic pensionistas, va para eursar
Ia High School.
Precios m6dicos, asistencia esmerada,
repasos diarios.
Secci6n de parvulos 81 m6dico estipendio
de ST. mensual.
Lecciones domicilfo para sefioritas en-
la Capital 6anturce. San Juan, Sep
tiembre II. Francisco Cortes.
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solo esppraba va Ia muerte.
Entonces fue cuando un medico, al
que toda la vida guardare pTofundo re-
conOcimientO, me orden0 tomase MAJ
mana v tarde una copita de Quinium
Labarraque, af1rmandome que era Ell
rey de los t0nicos y que me deyolyeria
pronto la salud y la fuerza. Hice que
me cOmprasen una b0tella en- Ia
farmacia y comence tomarl0, q decir
Verdad, POGO esperanzada ysin gran
confanza. Habia ensayado tantas
c0sas
Desde Ell cuarto dia, fueron va sor-
prendentes los efectos. Ell est0mago CO.
memo a pOdeT digerir v recobr6 el
gustO pof los alimentos. Bien prontO
sc me present6 de nueYo Ell suefo
juntamente con Ell las fueTzas. Desa-
parecieron los dolores de rilones
iguaImente los dolores de cabeza. All
cabo de yeinte dias estaba completa-
meHte curada. Que dicha, Tecobrar
al fin la salud Que algeria Viviri
Desde entonces, hace de este dos
amos, iamas he YueltO sentiT ataque
alguno de la terrible enfermedad que
q POGO 81 me cuesta la vida, Y hoy me
encuentro pePfectamente.
Ell uso del Quinium LabarFaque q Ia
dosis de una copita despuGs de cada
comida, basta, en- efecto, para resta-
blecer en- POGO tempo las fuerZas de
losgnfermOs mas agOtadOs v para cuFar
con seguridad v sin sacudidas las en-
fermedades de languideZ y de anemia,
por antiguas y rebeldesq que sean, como
ade la Sra Darbin. Ell Quinium Labar-
Taque es t0daYia oberanoparaimpedir
para siempre ell retorno de Ia enfer-
medad.
Ante tantas y tantas curaciones,
obtenidas, aun en- casos desesperados,
con Ell Quinium Labarraque, la Aca-
demia de Medicina de Paris no ha
Vacilado en- aprobar la formula de
esta preparation, honor en- extreme
codiciado y que por ST solo reco-
mienda va este pr0ducto a Ia cOnfianZa
de los enfermOs de todOs los pafses.
Ningun otro vino t0nicO ha sido
objeto de una aprobaci6n parecida.
Por consiguiente, aquellas personas
debiles debilitadas por la enfeTme-
dad, Ell trabajo o los exceSos los
adultOs fatigadOs por un crecimiento
demasiadO Fapido; las i0yents que
eXperimentan dificultad en- formars5
desarrollaFse; las seToras que SUI
fren las cOnsecuencias del parto /; los
ancianos debilitados por la edad los
anemicOs, deben tOmar VINO de Quiz
mum Labarraque, Ell cual esta Parti-
cularmente recomendado los cone
valecientes.
81 Quinium Labarraque Sc vende
en- botellas y en- medias botellas en-
todas las farmacias. Dep6sito Casa
FRERE, l9, RE Jacob, Paris.
p. S. El Vino de Quinium Labar-
raQue es de un sabor francamente
amargo, 10 cual Sc explica porque la
quina es va por 81 misma muy amarga
asi que el amargor del vino de Qui-
MUM es Ia mejor gaFantfa de su
riqueza en- quina y, por 10 tanto, de
sn eficacia 10
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lNDIcADOR GENERAL

CONSEJO A LAS MADRES.- iara-
be calmante de "a Sonora Winslow debe
usarse siempre que los nifios estan On el
periodic de Ia denticion. PropOrciona ali
vic Immediate al pequeflo pacfente, prOdu-
ce un sueno natural y tranquilo, alivia 81
dolor y el angelic despierta muy yiv0 v
aiegre. Es muy agradable al paladar, call
ma 81 n1fio, ablanda sus encias, aliyia sus
dolores, hace faciles las funciones del est6-
mago y regula los intestinos. Es Ell mejoE
remedio co ,ocido para la diarrea ga pro
venga esta de la dentici0n de, ,cualquiera
otra causa. Tengase mucho en- pediT eI
"Jarabe Calmante de Ia Sefiora WinsloW":
es ell mejor de todos.
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PARA MILES De Personals
Clermont rs de febrero de /


Venia va sufriendo de dolores de
cabeza desde hacfa muchos meses,
escribe la Sra Darbin, profesora de
piano en- Clermont y no podfa dedi-
carme NADIA. Adem3s sentia palpi-
taciones y IN sabor de boca malisimo.
Cuando me levantaba por las mafia-
mas Sc me presentaban dolores en-
los rinones.
No tard6 mucho en- desapare-
cerme por complete el apetito; me
costaba gran trabajo respirar; y 81 me
esforzaba por conner algo, Ia comida
Sc me asentaba en- ell est0mago como
81 fuese una losa de plomo. Por otra
parte, tenia los nerYios tan excitados
oque no podfa cerrar los ojos en- toda
la noehe. En- una palabra, no tarde
NADIA en- quedarme tan debilitada
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EN- NEW YORK

Hospedaje de primera clase; ca
Ba situada en- 81 punto mas cen
trico de Ia ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
y los trenes elevados que ofre
cen grandes conveniencias a los
viajeros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios modicos. Te-
l6fono v demas adelantos moder-
Aos.
Dirijirse 4 M. LUzUNARIs.
1873 WEST ga STREET.
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NEW-YORK, CITY.
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTR

Itinerario.- 5alidas do Bayan6n y Capi
~ Bimultaneamente.
Dias laborablo- - % afiana 8, 7.O5, 30
9.45 HOO. TardO 1915, 1.45, B.15. 4.86, 5.45
$50.
Dias festivos. -MaIiana 6, 7.O5, $50, 9.45
y 11.O0 Tard0 1915, 1.BO, 2.8O, $50, 4.SC
5.45 y $50.
Billote baratos para d1as festivOs. De
CatafiO BRyam6n, ida vuelta IL Glas6
eO-86 2N d aso S0-16. De Bayam6n s Cstatit
ida y vueIta IN cIas0 $O-15, 2R clas0 eO-lO
BiIlsto OVdinarlO de Capital CatafIo 0p
81 OlasO centavos.
Bayam6n, 10 de ssptiOmbrS dc 1909 Re
ma6n Vald60.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-07
Sc arTIsada : Esnde

Una fnca ristica, compuesta de $50
euerdas propias para siembras de caflas,
frutos memories, tabaco, chinas etc. etc.
Tiene casa habitaci6n, aparatos antiques
para Ia elaboration de azicar v excelente
aqua potable. Esta situada orillas de la
carretera de Aguad lla Isabella q 80 mi
nutos de La primera poblaci0n,
Para mas informes Luis n. Maisonave
AguadiIIa. 45.-v.-a.