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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-11-01
6so Satata..

llte.Nnoiansrns. tpm ait fra oeres
&sisrpaticn | lta5 % ilca iia nsS pfar
Gbspenne Rsierpatioptn hfr Staten.
iisss at sars puu &risshisp, oa Spt
,buter e. aireit til Stepet. 4an apta-
,Sfr BOG belt, 81 &sobllSqne irsat,t
@intersps 2pmWs os pi iaa aeasrt,
gems CpmqttioWbeb beupsuht paa ile
iaa Ss itts ital towme ail at 4ioa Nso.
- Siapatba &ctfl % ct Yar lErt
Sapeaqitaltsr i set Springs hiu irr
leosn sos!ast peo Slostrauo.
= 6armerne % 'fSrretninasmrnt
oene @rule 6alruty snitr lite al
pente is,p lanse pa bu breie paa mo-
sen Ssrnbqrp, ioT Nlielpet bar pet
ret paa Sisietonlanost. Ysnor har
De prsapiis1et t,s msb pct Waal at a,ll.
/ leoae sltttriit 9ane sjsnnem De iaa:
! ta!ots Syon Sigs D0 tpmme Nprbin'
\ belle uIsD Gmaba- -YunsA j 9tit6sl..
2iniep sr allereoe uoitpttst ~ 8eiret.
tsbeo erbolot.
| - Yr9rieiloen bar nplis sSdaat Js4l
WanaSs 81, Dobsr % Stestllilos peo
Suron.
- ears 3psoa, | Ylad eias, icI.
troos iins SO 4ar sr raft o9 rprla, bat
en- Softer Yaoss., SOwq, Ipm er l02
9lar sammel. 9srss YroSer, Ssmunl
9nubion 3psoal. osoe 9e9alb So,
| Su., stsr 100 9lar sammel. 9snn'
lterte Sl9st tom til 9lmerita ira @ar'
bal Soen, 8pfplte. glor9e 1857.
geo SAaoltrsm / 6ot Spring:
tommer anta9elia til at bliue blint
icm 5slas al en- Tpnamiterplolicn
Der inotrai. msosns ban urbeioeoe pax
en- Soipitalbpsnins.
- st SoroitjGlo isltes 4, SO
springs 9bOrsoas forri9e llse.
- Ole Stotuulos 2 Iar samle Ssl
blep iOrleosn iFGaot al en- SeA pa
,Sarmen peo 2anosbpen 9auis os II
E Oierneitallen tnuit. 29serne lappeo
Stuasn iammen iajen, % 6utten pl
iOmme fig isien.
y,v,S sria a. eaaaRfaafpriSRsyg egssttr sis, be f
nG9tft iaaoant 6orbar. Ssnoes no
potat opnaaeoe bog at faa bsnoe pa
SrifoO mob at ltiNe &aution.
- III. 8ilaHo, 81 puloiom aarat
ter. optraaote pso 2incaios Sans be
Slttle Wtisiouri os tpans mso 4epol
Oeren to W9no til at ipamme oper 81
pen, bporefter ban git inb / en- Salool
( o9 trpeos .Setlenten. 9snne ioripa
, reoe Ii9 ielp, % @ilano ltrattes ii
8ulpet meo fem 2usler 9iennem SO
ueost.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-11-01
Morit SuOnitri,

ri gjengiper neoenfOr Ell %e'tripelI(
DOer en- m0rtelig 6abrit, Der tprtioer
rr unoer Spfsrelie ! giOtoooen gtor9e.
2lrtitelen er ct llooru8 al Ell &eiienoes
Spn paa Susen % Oil uOen 3OiOl bli
l0it meo Snteresie;
9iOtOOoen er bO9ItOUeli9 t0lt bleOen
pmltobt oeo Glettrititet, li9eiom 2ui=
ten Notoooen bliDer BET.
Zen life 6lRt meo De fQg 9unoreoe
Sl0le er / 2shet Al ct Bar 9lar bleOen
IN Yp meo oper 1000 WenneIter,
bporaf littert De 80 p@t. er 2lrbeioere.
So9neraaoet / 0itteroGl 9Uilten
9ommune 8nen li9ger, ian itte mu9te
at lsroe ior Den me Stao. "@aoerne"
er u0lttn uIremtOmmrli9c pna Gruno
li Spe, % bOrtleet lra ct cntelt 0Otet
iInoea Der life Hnore Sililu9ts Iteoer
for en- lulten Rfilenoe eno nO9le fore,
malprOpre SpiieiOrretringer. bpOr
qlrbeioerne inmIes / fore Starer o9
inOta9er Oere5 tarOeli9e. men billiQe
ef00ltioer.
Sueralt bGrer Spen Yr09 ai Ell al=
beles unuturlig burti9 Bort,
llOiltuarlig ieger man til &aJen,
bpor SitteroalspanOet li99er title %
blantt.
Gnonu! - 96i ON fsie 3iO Dil bets
roli9e Sage bore iOrbi, lluhaOelis
pil bets 6laoe bliUe bruot al ltOre SOs=
iepramme, Der bOrtilGber Ntasier ui
&ultiulpeter ino til lloitibningsiteoet,
Stien.
8littet GLIDER tilUeniire. Yer ia,
ri SalpeterIabriterne.
NGrmelt li99er Den 9amle 6abrit.
oris9siabriten, iom iremOeles cr /
,ltlomheO oQ proouCerer 1900 &rrs
tul''a.petcr on Naret.
Set oil mo ANDRE Sro ii9e, at man
aper IOr 15J &rOner 2uftsjsonin9 pr.
9ag, og bet ct 10 lite iaa gait, naar
man bet0nter, at bet eneIte &aaItOf,
Der ital tlsbes, er Saltlten, iOm toms
mer ira @eitlnnoet Og ct Ell meg,t biz
Zig 0urs.
9laar &altitenen CT blepen iOrlpnet
mso SUelitOi, tiger oens gGroi til
ca. l75 arOnsr pr. Son.
Wlen buOr Ter ben gamIe 6abrit BOG
lioen % uanieelis no ueo Sioen al BET
nDe 2n99, Der RUNNER ben 0rtiOm-
beo, buOrtil be 40. 900 6eitetr0Iter ira
Sp0ilios anDenoes.
Scr l0'ter ii9 ire m9otiQe 0oUec-
bpsninser. iOm better ct 9lrenl paa
$4,000 apuoratIoo. Get er De ltsrlte
Srebpenin9er TOr9e, tiger Sngeniss
ren % peeer Op mOo laQtn10en. Der
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-11-01
Katdrrb Fan life belbreoes

lsbpbrs IN bier bo be ift, fan uaa epabcmm.ss
oo@. 9a!arrs az tn Blob. s1er RorffituhorS6sQ.
bonn. oa for al h,bros ben, maa Sc toat Wnbieiner
luo ual's Catarrh Cure tnets ino oo oirftr oirsfu
poa slooet % SImhiH&rut Halls Catarrh Cure
tr TIE en- RoofolosrIReo Ten blto aartriS tp-
rstrtntt al en- az be bths edeer btr 2aHbet % sr at
rtgulart fd9tmioo,L 3st or 'ammenioi al BE- hsbyfe
oiqrttmiesr man ilsrber otntt mtb Be btbfts Blob.
unsn'n9SDheler. her birftr btrsft Saa SlmhiHbsrns
q oet Der beorfsr iaa forbou,nbt ssutaNr peb Gel.
trtotilen az Rotarrb Strio eiter 9ibu,sbprb. frtt
2 3. Gheutp d 60. eru.
eoIees al GpothSfeu. qrls 7E
pslfa tav-s,y ptpr ~ 10 k,N1-r
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-11-01

&re rsos @aartnlps. al bpilte TO el
2plser. foriuunot ira min ,Sarm ior
uaer ilosn. Ss Der mantte bape lun
bet benz. bsoss penli9lt at sipe Sy leo
bette Sla0s SpniOr eller ill 9ereu.
gowaro @ur,sn. Sstton 33, Nlinne,
foia 3omribip, % ila Spotaierelie.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-11-01

Seni9no YOtto, en- 6iIippinp, ION
Santa EOiu, Gal, anis9te ON ams.
itanit SOrgsritab. bleO afUif. 81:
itrittsuoOOtaten frembOlot, at ibOoruel
jilippinoerne ipo unosr De 6orenett
Staters prptettOrat, iaa maa aon-
iresien fsrit peota8e geitemmelis ON
oeres 9lo9un9 til SOr9eritab ber
Snnoet.
- Zen iapaneiiite Staggering laoeri
Oisis Guse bps9e ct ari3sitlb, iOm
blir Yerosns itsrne.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-11-01

USl HHtSl S'
aiempelneal at en- iaaoun St1rreHs,
at ben lei biIos iunw Fuss ct Isa-
neiie.
Qufttu. Der tommer VI fra GepsIs
ipm en- $50 @raosr parm Gas. lsots
nu aisaasm TO lSo 59A Iarss, ilAIatf
Rsr. tuis diameter ,sr 31s 4lip ips
/ Sioebp9ninacr.
Scr nutter mm .sn Sci al &asienF
&arme til 6rembrinaelie qi 9amp
iom peI itncre bljuer Srus for.
S ct aje4anlGs bIipr @aslfnS
3emperatur noerliSere bras aso' oa
oerpla Sanr ben mo i ltorS, to1umf
SfrnbebAloer}, bpur ben faar si Elef
bits &o, meoeus pen tassr Sl til Fs.
9sO Oeun. 6prqniiqltnips bEper oeu
nemlis beore tsnft ti4 at afsaue I'll
Snobolc ai &palitOf.
euiten, Der slsrs tnuabolosr oenns
fin Sopeobellanooel, cr pso CppuF'
minssn bleuen iaa tam, qt ben M ai
per Slip paa oct tOiibare etOi, iaG
mart ben iomner ! iutim gercr'l''
mso Suno. 9rtie iirosr Strp i s
mo9ti9e, iirtapteOe 8ranttaarpe, PEI
iinoes De omtalts bsie 5rebrgninse
3aarnene, bsr iisner imqa Stsn
bier9e, er 80 Sob bsic Gs er splot
meo Sparts-Satter.
9leO MeQem Oisis apaptsf fStDite
rjsler en- Itaoi9 Strsm si &qpS, Q!
leoes pu @asien fra nsoep op 9lennen
3aarnene. pil Der De ntaqi9e Spret
Ter oe 3spner msllem be imaa 2parts
stptter iinbe en- iaa inoerlia gersrin
5teo mellsm e'asitn 89 3aaost. a
| lioltn0pnte, naar bet risles no forne
oen, er forpanOlet til Salpeteripre.
Salpsteriprsn er 9anite ulit tu
ltpno, men YroessIsn iortiGttes 3
epri9e 3aorns, inotil en- paslenr
Stprtearao er naaet. Waar 3aarner
uoeluttsnps er af 8ranit. sr @runoe
bsrtil, at be Hsits anbrs 4pgsematsr
al.r ligsiaa liot iOm Wletalerne ia
mooitaa Salpsteriprens SirtninSer.
Spren lsoes nu Op / fore Araa'tbI
6olosre, buor ben tili9ttes ben pmtal
aaltitsp, meoeHs bet bruieg ps 'po'
6 Iom fra Sulinosr Sooapanoshalter.
/, 0et er ben / aaltiisnsn p9renl
Jnmle Sa9a ON ben St9rteres Re
Get Stoi, Der nu .r fremtommen,
aaltialpster.
Oct inoOampes M peo Sj9lp al be
: isr omtalte Damp o9 blipsr sit.,
baanoen til haaroe Ga9er.
9isie tnuies / iper. auslsmsasr
o9 9altlaltpeteren risler berfra neo
1orienofliestpnoer iOm imna 8rpr
lGroi9e til at itrss paa Wartsn Iom
ru9tbrinqenoe Sag til 6rsmms ai rig
Hisrsoer.
Suftsn sr blensn til @jssains!
yiaar 9lnlR99ct er tommen ri9tio
SANG re9ner man at tunne producer
| }a.fiIlpCtcr for 4 Wil. Str. aarli0
lo.oer bette Stit, bIiper 6oretaesnos
il 9oo 6inansoperaton, ieln egia
Ilar man bttUnter. at 9lnl09sium
men er 7 NiIl. 9r.
Gnonu itul n6pnss, at Der ogia,
Irembrin9es en- Del Siprooalter.
Sauleoes laoer man ben Gas, be
)liper tloo.rs eiter pasia9en 9ien
Icm 8ran!.taarnens, nannre iuo / II
nG9ti9e Sr9taarne. Der inosboIoer er
Sla9s SOoaluo. Serpsb bannes E
5toI Nutriumnitrit. iom bsnptts:
negct 6nrpeinouiirisr.
GnoOioere Taper man oQiaa ben Ill.,
enoe SaltIalpeter lisrtne til cplinb
lite Slptte. Der timber rig 9lnpenoeli,
,}prOGrteri- % Spr9ngitOfinoultrien
90 enoeli9 Ital bet nOter,s. at be
II norit llnaoOnl, Der ueo bette aiemps
anlG9 sr De leoenoe. iost tun 9ani
,ntelte at be talri9e Sngenisrer ct opsl
80 2lar 9l.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-11-01

presidency
Of Zachary
Buffalo He served
the Whg ticket With
relations
the compromise wes
Nothing In lS
Maryland He died In Puras
n
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17

For that tired feeling or when yon
are weary and worn out, take Hood 8
Sarsaparila.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17
USEFULNESS OF ALCOHOL

Yes, these figures seem incredible for
the reason that we have considered alco-
hol as a rare, a costly commodity; but
before congress decided upon its release
from bondage, committees obtained con-
vincng testimony that the spirit is not
merely one of the most useful servants
of humanity, but one of the most easily
obtained.
We remember that the farmer lighted
his home with spirit lamps. Why did he
not use kerosene oil? Because the spirit
gave him more Illumination for less
money In recent years the gas mantle
has become very popular because Of the
light it affords for reading. A versatile
Frenchman discovered that the mantle
can be utilized with an alcohol burner. A
gallon of alcohol is sufficient to keep 1t
burning 1875 hours, supposing that each
hour it furnishes light equal to that
of one candle. A modern lamp burning
the highest grade of kerosene oil requires
one gallon to burn 1888 candle power
hours. as the expert terms it. Therefore
a gallon of spirit will furnish nearly
twice as much illumination as kerosene.
In fact, If it sold at 81 cents a gallon,
it would be more economical to use than
kerosene at 10 cents a gallon.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17

Lake Superior and Lake Huron, and
taken across on railway. In the first
years of the lake ore trade the ore at the
portage was hauled across on strap
railroad In little cars drawn by a horse.
As late as 1865 the freight rate on ore
from Marquette to Ohio ports varied from
SO to $6.25 a ton. Now the rate is 20
cents a ton or less. Power-driven show
els and loading and unloading machines
and big cars, locomotives, and ships have
revolutionized the lake transportation OF
ore. At the mines in Michigan and Min
nesota, and along the shores of Lake
Superior, a fifty-ton steel car is loaded
In three minutes in eight thrusts OF d
giant steam shovel
The long ore trains, carrying a thou-
sand tons of ore to the train, are hauied
to the marvellous ore docks at Duluth.
Two harbors, Superior, Ashland, rs
canada and Marquette by 130-ton engines
There the cars empty through drop DOT
toms into steel steamships. The Angus
tus B. Wolvin," one of the lake ore car
riers. recently took on cargo OF lo.24o
tons of ore in eighty-nine minutes. Nine
thousand tons of this cargo We're put
aboard in thirty-four minutes. AL the
Ohio ports-Cleveland, Conneaut, Ashta-
bula. Buffalo and half dozen DINERS
the ore is transferred by giant unloading
machines, carrying ten tons at stroke,
from the ship to ore trains, to De hauleu
to Pittsburg.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17
SIX the western or eastern farmer

SIX the western or eastern farmer,
N and he will tell you that 200
bushels is not an unusual crop of
potatoes 10 the acre on many of the ma
TONS potato patches This quantity will
furnish fully fifty gallons of alcohol, says
Appletons Magazine. The country's po-
tato harvest reaches in an average year
250, 900. 900 bushels. A bushel of ordinary
field corn suca as Is grown on the thous-
and-acre and ten thousand-aere fields of
Kansas, Missouri and Iowa will yield five
gallons of spirits by modern distillation.
Allowing but four gallons to the bushel
for the sake of argument, the national
crop of this cereal would produce the
enormous quantity of ten billion gallons
alone. While we call the raising of sugar
beets one of our infant industries and
have only begun their cultivation, we
have the waste product of 100000 tons for
raw material for our spirit. The cane
fields of Louisiana alone would contribute
every drop of alcohol needed in the
southland for light power and other pur-
poses OF course it is preposterous to
suppose that all of our potatoes or corn
or any other staple will be converted into
alcohol but in big crop year, when
corn, for example, goes begging at 80 or
80 cents a bushel there Is an opportunity
to turn it into something which Will make
it worth, perhaps, double its value in the
original form. There Will be no need OF
burning it in the stove because it Is
cheaper than buying coal, as has been
done many times on the prairie The
manufacture of alcohol thus creates a
new source of consumption for some OF
| our leading surplus crops, which should
| be a safety valve of the utmost impor-
| lance in regulating production and In
maintaining prices.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17
Goats In the United States.

In the United States there are at pres
ent about 100000 goats. says Richard
Arthur, in 1.-The Circle" magazine for
February. Nearly two-ffths of these are
Angoras. The rest are of various i'm
ported breeds, cross-breeds and mongrel
mixtures Many American farmers keep
a few goats with their sheep. 1T being a
we'll known fact that dogs which are given
to worrying sheep will not so readily
modest a flock containing goat or two.
The climate and soil of most of the states
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17
The Millennium.

From Harper's Weekly.
Senator Foraker tells of remarkable
speech made by an illiterate spellbinder
in a western state, wherein the orator.
gradually worked himself into a hysteri-
cal condition, exploded his peroration
something as follows:
yellow citizens, when these principles
of ours is triumphant, we shall have hap
piness and prosperity from Maine to Cal
ifornia from Florida to Alaska, from
Alpha to Omaha!"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17
Mrs. Rosa F. MOnniSh,
M. Id.
Specially Diseases of
Women.

Graduate of European and American
hospitals and colleges; 26 years sue
cessful experience. All diseases skill
fully treated. First-class laboratorium.
Thoroughly home-like. modern offices.
First-class accommodations for a linn
lited number of ladies during treat
lment. Offices at residence. 349 Peach
tree St., corner Forrest Ave, Atlanta,
Ga. Long distance phone connections.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17
L. E. MORRIS
Manager of the Perfection Mat,
tress Co., of Birmingham
Says.

~ have been troubled with head
aches due to eye strain ana coulo not
read more than fifteen minutes at
time. although l had been prescribed
for by several oeulists and opticians
obtained no relief. 1 had given up
homes of regaining perfect vision un-
til E. V. Schultz, eye specialist Who
was recommended to me, fitted me with
glasses. They gave me perfect vision
Immediately and within weeks wear
ing they had relieved me of all mead
aches. L. r.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17

White wool Flannel, the regular
25c sort, yard 80 =.
Flannels, in greys, blue and white,
the 39c sort, the yard ......
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17

Shoes made the best always wear the best
that sort.
Shoes that have been $1.75 1S
Womens Shoes In lasts, worth $500, AZ
Now the pair ......-.... i'fo
Womens Vic Kid Shoes and pretty lasts, *
worth S3OO, now ...'..S'~O
Womens Shoes of the patent leather, AZ
worth $3.50, the pair ......... ....E'fo
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17

in the union are we'll fitted for the rails
ing of goats, and. as a goat costs for
proper maintenance only about one-eighth
as much as a COW and yields a surprising
number and amount of products there
is little doubt that competent goat-rais-
ing in this country, especially in the vi
cinity of large cities, would prove ex-
eeedingly remunerative. The chief things
TO be remembered in this connection are
that good breeds are essential to success,
and that though the goat will thrive al
most anywhere. and stand any amount
of cold, 1t does best on dry land and
when kept reasonably warm.
Most people have the idea that the goat,
to do well, must be allowed to run more
or less wild and be always kept in the
open air. As a matter of fact it adapts
itself admirably to farm life, and gives
its best results when properly fed and
stabbed. 1t soon becomes much attached
to those who look after it. and will fol-
low its keeper about simply for the pleas
ure of being with him.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17

An eastern railroad president complains
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17

Full size, white Bedspreads, new, pref
ty patterns, worth at all az.
times $3.50. Special for. .... 1JC
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17
D. A. HUNT.

is an experienced electrician and is a
candidate for City Electrician The name
will be on the ticket Monday. Who tried
to keep 1t off? 2-16-st
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-25

Muy en- breve quedsra organ;zads,
en- ban Juan una Sociedad Automov;-
llsta con obleto de defender los ;nte-
reses de dlchcs vehfculos. asoc;arsa
para los fines de mdtua protecc;S,, s
ante denuncias in1ustificadas y g..
mar I'm reglamento para Ia asoc;,c;6,, OK
dc Ia expresada sociedad aeion
hraaa aa ~ 'hieIas seslones Sc han celea
o nIaao / y Ia residencia particular del
Anal1or Hahn. dc Puerto Rico Mr.. Ward
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-25
L A M A n A N A

Pensas en- abandonarme.
Escucha. Isl me olvidas, 81 legas hacerme trail
ci6n, te mato como un perro!
Me utrajas, amigo de mi alma, gemla Oto.
Me haces llorar certamente no 10 merezco.
Pero puedes permitirtelo todo, pues has adquirido
sobre mi tales derechos que cuando partieses
el alma resto que quedase seguirfa vviendo para
quererte.
oh celos! excamaba Crjst6bal.
He hecho orar, a mi amigo....
iIng1lriame. pegame. psoteame!
lSoy miserable! mo merezco tn amor
Tenfan varlos modos especiaes de escribr ell sobre
de las cartas de poner Ell selo ago inclinado la
esquina inferior del sobre la derecha, para distin
ruir sus las que escrbfan las personas in
dferenes secretos pueriles ten1an para elos
el encanto de los dulces misterios anorosos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-25

AL volver cierto da de lecci6n, Cristobal div-
Sc cae inmediataIa Oto en- compadfa de un
muchacho de su edad
Relan hababan familiarmente juntos.
Crist6bal palideci6 losiisgui6 con la vista hasta
que torcieron una esquina.
Ellos no 10 habian vjsto
Volvi6 su casa ensombrecido.
Era aquello como 81 hubiese pasado una nube
por de1aute del sol.
Cuando Sc vieron el domingo siguiente, Crist6bal
no dijo NADIA al prncpio pero al cabo de media
hora de paseo. djo ahogada: ~~ -
-Te vi el microbes la Kreugasse
-iAh! dijo Oto ruborizandose
Crit6bal continue:
mo cstabas solo!
NO, dijo Oto. z.4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-25

Tia regresado de Toa- alta el in
vestlgador de contribuciones NUM-
clpales qulen Sc traslado 4 dicho nre
olo para prestar Ia investigator de
costumbre, sin que nada de particu~
lar Sc haya potado en- el bren rax
toao a &c . y orden OF, de los libros de aquel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-25

Sc ha recibido hoy un telegrama
en- el cuartel de la Policfa InsuIar Co
munlcando que aver fueron detenidos
en- Albonlto por el cabo Carreras los
indlvlduos Francisco Rios y Carmelo
ooto por robo de treinta dollars 4 FL
del Colon, ocupandole varios efectos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-25

Ell Gobernador ha frrnado aver :,
1puulto . ;, del preso Salvador Anddjar
Klvera, que fue condensdo DOR a1
Juez Municipal de Humacao 4 paosr
una multa de 500 sufrir novsnta
.1;a aias dc arresto por iugar 4 10 prohis !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-25

Tia fallecido en- Humacao, despue.
de penosa enfermedad, ell sefIor don
Antonio Danier Varela que desemnas
flaba el pueSto de Secr.tar;o .ps
ciPal de aquel Ayuntamiento
Descanse en- Paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-25

Hoy embarca para Europa en- viais
de recreo el seflor Pedro Jose Deliz!
diStinguldo caballero de Hatillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-25

Ell jefe del negociado de cuentas
del Departamento de Educacion in
forma que han sido aprobados los
presupuestos generates de las 81
gu1estes Juntas escolares de la isla:
klo-pledras por $1,000. so; Aflasco Dor
S3.2o4,S4; Moco por I.1o5,93 dollars:
Vega-alt por SI.352.o2; Corozal po~
$500 9S; Dorado por I.II3. 90 dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-25
III
ESXEA Los tsstcss,
todOs Cos QvS
n:(SXI\EIIIv uSS pGdecen dc Ia
ysQlsllSS110122 Gar0antS, Is|
20 tOne IN cu0 n d o
NIHEN 90 Heces0rtO.
zlk

Anoche contrajero matrimonio
ante Ell Juez sefIor Bazan, don Gena.
no Cordova y la seforita Luisa Ber-
deguer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-25
COWSULIORUO CLIUICO
DEL Or. JOSE oRDONEz

Durante uropoy lc sustituira en- los
trabaios de MediCna usv eeis, aSez quien recbira
consutas e COnsutoro que c Dr. Ord6nez ene
eStablccido Gale ss= Francisco 26, altos
de la FarmaCia de ~. Amazan de = de la tarde en-
la resenCin del Dr. Oucveto Lacz Francisco T.
TELEFONO tn ell Consultoro nun. S25.
uxiar para los trabaos del Consuorio e Pacticante
don Luis H. C0riuya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-25

FL Gobernador Mr.. Post asistirS
esta tarde a la repartici6n de los di-
plomas de los maestros graduados
ultlmamente en- la Escuela Normal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-25

tia taIlecido repentinamente en-
romeo de un ataque EN- Ell coraz6n el
lndlvlduo Avelino Ortiz Negr6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-25
Noticias dIversas

En- el Hospital municipal de esta
cludad existian aver setenta dos
enfermos, habiendo sido dados de
alta Mateo Lebron Josefa Rivera.
Maf1ana por la noche dara retreta
en- la plaza "Baldorioty' la banda del
2egimiento PuertorriquefIo.
Ma1lana saldra de este puerto con
rumbo Nueva York el vapor "Pila-.
delphia."
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-04-19
A New Map.

Jay Wood worth was showing US
new map just issued by his company,
the Lewiston Abstract Co, which has
put upon the map a great deal of work
in order to make it as accurate as pos.
sible.
All of northern Idaho. south of town.
ship AZ to point beyond Thunder
Mountsin and nearly to Council on the
Pacific and Idaho Northern railroad,
is included. and in addition the map
takes in the best part of the Palouse
country as far north as Garfield; all of
Asotin county; parts of Garfield and
Columbia counties in Washington, and
the Grand Ronde country. in Oregon;
the scope of the map also going as far
east as the Lolo pass. The intention
is to include all of the country tr,bu.
tary to the two towns at the mouth of
the Clearwater river and nothing which
is not tributary to these cities,