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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
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f0A milo; choice 1AM VASS' Aahcg\ 4oV l+ +HSSsnd,es--stick Sc: fancy s@1oc.
 Graokers--xXx soda 6he; XXX Ginger snsRSd ss9RSSdiinsess--Ameriean inc mustard sS.4Oi R-On As:sS. s:..,..-per Dbl. Ss.7O: per sack 31.sO,
 VII sso. peari eTOc: peerless 72Mc
 IeIa-Dove 17c: others 1E 919c.
 4ric.s-f f3asis barrels, high patent SA,bO, &a Ssy natent GA. S6i half patent a. 90. ss-Sasb and Hay-Bran q. 25; shorts G1 SB;
 s chona e4c, white corn 69c. oats mixed SSc. White sic; white clipped 5so: timothy Ss Sa, Johnson grass sbc; rust proof oats ssc: Burt seed oats Tsc; winter turf oats Truit aud Produoe-Potatoes soc bu; on- ,ons n S5 bu.; Western cabbage bbl. crates a so: fancy Baldwin apple SA.0o bbL |, sanoy Ben Davis apples N.00 per bbl. !; eppie and white wine vinegar 18c gal ; Ssncv full cream cheese dalsies 17c; fancy HP, peanuts THc lemons extra fancy SA5O; fancy SA. co box; eVaporated apples i h. cartoon $40 per h.; California Navel or- snEea, assorted sizes ss 50 per box; heavy weleht cocoannta s4.00 per sack; Fresh Maiaga grapes s7. % per keg; Two Grown raisins ti. .55 per box; Prunes 25 lb. boxes 60-e0 7&o per ib.; 25 10. boxes 6O-TO 7Ec per lb.: as ID. boxes 70-s0 6&c Der lb :, stapdard boxes 25 ID. evaporated peaohes i2Ho per Ib.; standard boxes peetortns peaches 12o per h.. Canadian rutabaEa tIr- hips ga 25 per sack; navy beana this yearsv crop @ % per ba.
 BoeswaE--S6c.
 Wooi-cIsss saKe; bury wool laHo. --AahA1 Nsaa1 ana-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
HAYWARD, WICK & CI.ARK's COTTON
 LETTER.
Rx Private Wire to c, c. Abercrombie & Co. a2 Coiul,lerce St.

By Private Wire tQ e. c. Abercrombie &
 New orieans. March fg--Liverpool fully met the decline In the American markets lower istSs1ad and spot prices eisht points down Spot sales today are large and amount to 12.0OO but evidently demand Is being read iiy satisfied. Anticipation Of better stock markets and of buliish visible supply statement tomorrow, fs well as wet weather map brought some % buying .s to our sr upturn of ten points around the opening. The proximity of the census report which is expected to be bullish Is another reason fects values quickly. ,-
 The into sight movement for the week looks like 22s 000 against l4s,sss last year and ses, ,s6s in 1905 Extensive showers ffii fsIi in Texas during the past 24 hours and improved planting conditions there the mag mag Tenuesaee Further showers are indicated for the eastern states but it will be clearing
 The spot market here today is quiet. Higher prices are asked owing to the ad- vance in futures but buyers are not eager
 sharp break in the stock markets gave the Impulse to further liquidation to- lost. It is difficult to guage the full ex- tent of the consequences or tnis depressIon in the value of securities, put is sure to have a depressing effect of wide ramt- fIcattons comprising all commodities. AS far as cotton Is concerned. the strong lnul- cations that mis ssnitv hnve of now getting the price movement which was expected during tbs mast month from heavy receipts and be- lief in large crop. Manipulation by pro fessionaI capital or bad weather Tor the nswt crop alone can be summoned as possl- bte chances to alter the outcome command. sd bv the present situation. There is still a large professional long interest in New Work fighting against decline and natural influences and conditions
 WALTER COPPER & co. 
 CINCINNATI PRODUCE.
 Cincinnati March 14-Flour firm. Whiskey steady $1. 30.
 Eggs steady l5lsc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
NEW YORK BONDS.

 U. s. refundlns ss, registered ..'. LEE ies i. U. $, 90 s.' 'GSpaa Sepslstslsd =. ... ....iSsa U. dGi old soHpGa ss. Grassistsisd " "...;iSsS U. 90 Ns@ sS'pSl ss resissersd ... ... ..llssS Americas qHs s'r Tobacco ss -. '' -. .. ..,5sx
 do. 6s ..-, ..i. ..'' - ss
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 do. 1st; Inc ~. ...' :. '''' sa Mis-, K. & Texas 4s .... .... .... :. sa Nat. af X HRos R.. of NJ con. 1; .". " .... :. sSH N. '. Central gen hs ...' .. .-, 1 4 N j. Central gen. 5s ..s. 's..A'tss Y Northern Pacific 4s .N' .. '.AyS z 2 Nor,n1k dG Western con. As -. :. ssE oregon Short Line rfdg. As -. sS Penn. cv. Is ,... .... .s.' .'s' '''' Ss Reading gen. 4s .... .s ss.' '' gS St. L. & fig 4s ...s .sss1'
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
NEW ORLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans. March 14.--spot cotton clos ed quiet and steady with. low ordinary. qr- Iozver than yesterdays prices. Mtddhng. good middling. middling fair and fair pno ehnnRed Middling 10Mc- Sales were i'VoV hsies m the spot and 425 to arrive
 Fr1tures opened steady from one to four points below yesterday. There was soIne- EEbst If a stump in the morning but the '. n@s -1xat hecame firrner later in the day and elesed from one point above to one point below yesterdays close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
Jury ConIan,t Agree.

New York, March 14.--After q halr days consideration of the evidence the jury in the criminal branch of the United States Circuit Court reporte0l late today that 1t could not agree on a verdict in the Delaware, Laekawana and Western relating eases. Judge Holt immediately discharged the jury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
r.nrNcn nAMR srArEnrENT.

Paris March 14.-The weekly statement of the Bank of France shows the following changes;
 Notes in circulation decreased a7.25o.ooo
 Treasury deposits increased as.oooooo General deposits decreased 2e.soe.ooe francs.
 Gold in hand decreased 12s25.oo0 francs. Silver in hand decreased 1,260,eO0 francs. Bills discounted decreased 12,57S.o00 Advances decreased 1s.Uoo.ooo francs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15

Poultry Dealers Inventions.
 Don't delay buyin8 yOuR Daybreak Fertilizers any longer. Hau1 Out what you will need while the weather As good. Strong bags, best mechanical condition. Marks and Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15

All of the premiums of recent years awarded by the IndustKial Asnocta- tions of AIabama were won by users of the Daybreak FertilASers.
 lEaxks and GayIsS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
I1TS 1Gvaneea decfeased ls,Oo0.0O0 francs.
ENGLIsH BANK STATEMENT.
THE MErAn MARKETs.

New York. March l4.--London tin lower: spot kls1 i5s; futures klse i5s. Locally shade lower; market quiet Spot s42.009
 Copper lower in London; spot f1os Al Cd futures f110 Ss. Locally unchanged; Lake S25. .37 E O s25.75; electrolytic See.12A s25 3T. casting Ss gd lower at fIe 16s ed in London; locally unchanged at ss.eo@ S6. 30.
 fish market and SC so O 9e. 90 locally
 Iron lower abroad Standard foundry b2s 10d: Cleveland warrants 5Ss 7md- Lo- callv steady unchanged; No. foundry northern BPS a6 e7 s2s. 25; No. ? do. set. .7s@ s2S 75: No 1 foundry southern s26 6.0O@ s2s 50; No. do t2S. % Q$se.0o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
Hlae.-pry nln.s lso, dry saltsa bod

green salted So.
 Cotton seed meal--S28 co.
 Molasses-Georgia cane. barrel $50 pex gallon; eases gallons sS per case; maple syrup. Log Cabin, gallons s1A; h sallona SI 50; quarts SA.35 per doz.
 ChiokenB-Hens $50; fryers 20 Q Socs b9oii- CTS Rse; turkeys 1ac,
 Sugar-Qrannlated BMc; D. Y. c. kHos EEgs-13c per dozen~ Country Bptter-17Mo per pound.
 Sweet Potatoes-SI.o0 per bushel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUoTAIToNs
scarractnd DaiIy.A

Corrected DaiIy.) These nrices are at wholesale and not to consumers: ..A. OSs starch.corn s@1oo; standard goods, pe--I 4Mc: gloss lump 4o: nickel packages 'iard-Leaf IoRe: compound axe; basis tierees. .,,
 Rice-Extra fancy head 6hci fancy head kaIt-fiverpooi $1; Virginia Soc, VineRar-per gallon 14@e2c.
 Coffee--Green. common 9h @1Oc: prime
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
Totnl nfovc.nrot

Total today at all ports. net 2fsoI; ship. 9,079; stock l,o2s,6o4. . Consolidated at ali ports net i57, ,5i7: ship- so.si5: to continent ss.ssS: to japan i2.- SIT.
 Total since Sept 1. at ali ports net s.soT. ' s4s; shipments to Great Britain s.01b.sI8: to France Tes.sss; to continent s.sss,so to Japan 1s4105.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
Nrur vonsr fsorrTE MARKET.

New York, March l4-Loffee futufe8 opened steady at unchanged prices and closed steady, net unchanged to ten points lower. Sales 1i.75o bags, including: March .... ......6. 20 0b. lV May .s.. s... ....6.tV July ...s ...s. ..D.Sv W1.vv December .. . ... .... ..5.gBa .O0
 Spot coffee steady No. Rio 7kc; No Santos sMes mild coffee duli; Cordova e@i2hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
LncAL COTTON NfARKET.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 New Orleans, March 14.-cotton futures closed firm on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today. Quotations ranseo us
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15

New orleans. March. .lt.--sugar strongi opsR S,a.. ksssis sIisathge seaantrlYssSi yellow SM@l s-isc; seconds 2M@s 7-1sc, mcias- ses quiet; new syrup BOG 34e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15

pensacola--Net receipts 457; gross re- ccipts 457: shipments to Great Britain 4B7.
 Brunswick-stock s.s7s; shipments to Great Britain 2,777.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
F. F. Johnstone & Co. Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen
 fxey~ Hurtesc
 cstton Bought Any Point in Alabama. Storage and conmen Solicited Lowest insurance best facilities

market was not affected directly by the stock market but merchants anticipate q quieter trade as eonseuuence. Further advances were noted in bleaohsd sheet- inEs Raw silk also advanced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
gr. LogIs closINe MARKErs.

ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETs. St Louis. March f4.---The St. Louis grain markets today rangde as follows:
 Wheat :-- May 7sK bid: range 75% to 7sN. July 7eA bid; range 7s to 77k.
 Corns-- May s4A asked; range 44K to 44h. July 44% bidI range 44h to 4tx.
 Oats;-- May ssn range ssK to 4o July s5z asked; range s5A9x to ss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
IT. & B. Beers Cotton Letter. (By private wire to c. c. Abercrombie & Co., s2 Commerce St, Mont


 New Orleans, March 14--Another drive was made on stocks in New York been more encouraging than looked for, for while two failures. were re- ported In London. the security market there ruled somewhat steadier man discount rate remained unchanged at per cent. notwithstanding bullion. to the extent of 460.000 pounds having been withdrawn for shipment to South America against an inflow. of only 41,- coo. The forced liquidation in Wall Street reduced to a level far below par while values at such a discount should invite investment buying, there ap- pears to be a want of confidence owing to the uncertainties attending possible political developments in the. way Of government supervision of railroads. a feature which sentiment is gradually drifting to and which is being advo- sg 9oth namelTs eentraiins government Therefore, it Is probable that there is no apprehension enter tained as to set back in trade condi- exist uneasiness over features that may come to the surface during the next presidential campaign. The Ia, Dor party has been so well organized during the past four years that it's strength Is factor to be reckoned with and realizing this to be so, both pdEtIBS are utQuAnE Lpt thcli S0PPOA '. Recent and contemplated enactment of radical legislative measures in the different States of the Union shows only too well the trend of events. However, there Is no reason to become alarmed over what the future may nave In store as the calm judgment of the American people will be found to have been conservative in the interest of the welfare of the country. Mean while values may suffeI, If they have not suffered enough already. but ops Arations when begun anew will be on a more sound basis, and for that rea- son more profitable for the investor. That all speculative commodities would participate In the depression, If ony temporary, was but natural, but with time for reflection they will probably be ali the better of for It.
 There is to be noted In continuance of d good demand for spot cotton al Liverpool, sales today increased to 12,- l uh0 bales n the basis of Cd for mid- dling, anJ as consumption is ever on the increase, we are favorabiy inclined to the long side of the cotton market on such easy periods, especially for new crop arrivals, October and beyond the probabilities being that available stock of desirable cottons will be so 1 scarce at the end of the current year ! as to be an important factor in sus- | taining prices, particularly if the plant | ing or growing season be an unfavor- | able one, and 1t must of necessity be well nigh perfect Yours truly.
 C.-G Abercrombie 6 Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15

Wilmington, March 1s-spirits turpen- tine sirm 74c; receipts 12 casks,
 Rosin firm s4 ie1k receipts eTS.
 Tar firm e2. 80, receipts BIT.
 Crude turpsntine firm sS.S5, s4.5o and S& 50; receipts 9.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
Interior Movement.

Houkton--steady. 11Mc; net receirks 9 7ss; gross receipts s,7ss; shipments LOTTO;
 AuEusta--Duii. iI%c: net receipts 5o4: gross receipts sso; shiptnents toso; sales 4ss: stock s2.56e. '2S46; gross receipts 1858: shipments 3,e49: aAlas sT5. stock i63.i82.
 St Louis--Quiet 1ic; net receipts 669: gross receipts s,s23: shipments s,576; stock 37.sss
 Cincinnati--Net receipts s2S; gross re- ceipts S23, shipments 257 stock s0s1.
 Louisville--Firfn, He.
 Total today--Net receipts 14.s3e; gross receipts ls,4ss; shipments is.i44; sales l. s0t. stock 06,s26.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
NAvAV. gTORFG.

Savannah. March 1A--Turpentine firm Y4iEc; sales 44; receipts i9; shipments ee [.
 Resin firm to steady; sales s2e; receipts ZIscsD Sa.iO: E S4l5: F g4 20, c s4. 2b; III S4.b6; K s5.50; M s5.sO: we se.1o; wv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
rmxppoot. coT.TON FUTURES.
Nksvv YoRK COTTON FUTURES.

N1a4v Vorlr March l4.-COttOn ruturtH uu I
 s,.s New York Cotton Exchange today | closed barely steady Quotations ranged |
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
eT. LNuIs PRODUUH

ST. LOUIS PRODUCE. St. Louis, March l4--Fiour steady. Whiskey steady s1.33. Pork higher; jobbing sis.72M. Lard higher: prime steam ss 90. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts ss.se: clear ribs ss.s2M; short clear $9.75. sio. 37M; clear ribs sio.5o: short ciears $1o.e2N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15

Charleston, March l4.--Turpentlne and rosin nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15

NEW YORK PKODUCH. New York, March l4.--Rosin steady. Turpentine firm ITO kc. Sugar raw quiet; fair refining Sc; q trifugal 9s-test sAc; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15

NEW YORK DRY GOODS. New York March 1A--Tha dry eoada
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
Nrvv oRLraNs SPOT COTTON.

Nav orleans, March 14.--Spot cotton clos
 quiet and steady; sales 14fo paies' re- +.t. < 9fe. stock 3O3 45T.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

MEMPHIS COTTON OIL. Memphis. March 1A.---Cotton seed oil; un- hanged from yesterday.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans March l4.--Cotton seed oil; |; rime 43c; crude none
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So WENDR

Por no poder atenderlo su duefio.
el hermoGo Kiosko Arabe forma octo.
gonal, que Sc halla enclavado en- eI
centro del Parque Palmer; levantado
sobre cimientos de IS pulgadas de
es1Osor.
rs nno de los mas boritos ma.
yores de la Isla, 8 quizas el meior, de
construction artistfca y cubierto con
carton inpermeable de la mejor cali.
dad que Sc ha importado en- el pals,
Solo cuenta menos de un ado de
edihcado, y en- condolences de explo.
tacion por estar amueblado conve.
nientemente.
Para condiciones de Compra pue-
den dirijirse d su duefio, en- el propio
kiosko, 9 en- Su casa habitaci6n, calle
de Beraces. Caguas, Junio IL de 1907,
Josk BoADA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
PoR 5000

De contado, Sc veude la hnca de.
nc minada uBarrans 50, Ia cual Sc haya
si'uada en- el barrio dc sLlanos Cos.
IA = de este termiuo. Dista a hora Y
m sdia de la poblaci6n, Sc compoue de
I. 700 cuerdas de extension, todas pro.
piAs para las siembrsI Ell frutos memo.
Fei y 81 particular para el algodku
sCaIan1 Tisne dos magnilicos ma.
nsndales paIa dar de beber al ganado,
dene colindaucia al mar y puerto para
embArcar todOs los frutoS. En ella se
puedsu cuidar hasta 400 eabeEas de ga.
nado.
Para infOrmss dirEirse { den
Ulisss Marini.-Post ofee,-calle Ma.
hoz Rivera, Cabo Roio.
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IItiIdia KuhiciiDa Do NutVi

Xrsnte Ia plaza dc Official d Sd
nidal de ste pueblo, dotada c,n el
haher Dc seisciertv, dollars anu ,le>
Sn corr. nte preeu IN sto, y eeisclentos
seserta dollars en- el q"e empeza5a a
regir tn Fl pr6xi,ua mes de julio,
siendo cldridad para satisfaction d,
lo'. ssfiorss mC lIcos que dcseen optar
{ dlo ha p'aza que el pago de asigna-
ci6n Sc verihcara quiuc' nament. por
10 mun'cipalidad. Lo que sc anun-
ia pOr medic del rreSnte, q fin de
que los aspirantes presenter sus soil.
.ituies documentadas 4 este ayurta-
miento dentro del terminn de suince
dfas cor tadoS desde la fecha. Nor =
vis I?. lie ilnio de Ioo7.-s. ]. Cox
QERo, Alcaldc, 8 vS.
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Il"AINI vE IsvAlI

OKDENANZA para el renate de los
servic. IS dc medicinas para los
entermos Y heridos pnb-es, SOS
tenimiento y dennis atencioneS
del alumbrado" y 'extracci6u de
basuras durante el eicrcicic
econd lico de I9q7-oS.
iO2 1UANTO; La secci6n Of
de Ia Ley municipal, autoriza q los
Conc s "iuni ipales para contrata1
medlartc Slbast Is todos los servicios
p1blicQi J conp~a+ de efectos.
POR rANTO;
oRnENESE por ell COacejo mu-
nieipe' 1c Aguada.
5-tt'on Il Que para sacar en- re-
mate los servicio' relaci ,nados 4 con
tinuae.jn C selala cl dia as de JUNO
en- curso y a los horas que Sc EXPIRE,
san, blj' II; siguientes consignacio-
nes
N ,,.~ mas para enferm)s IS liz :
ridos p11r>s3, $40, las 9 v media
de ia mliiana "Sosteuinliert3 Y
demdS atenciones del alumbraIon
$500 90 a las 10 de La maiiana. "Ex-
Traction de basuras" 500. 90, & las
1ois dc Ia mailana.
Secci6n "a la subasta Sc ll.vart
4 el -eto en- la Sala d. sesiones lie est,
aynnta njcnto y ante la junta adjuli
cadora, la que recibira propos clone,
hasta media hora antes de Ia se6alad:
para el remate
Los res ect.voS pliegos de condi
Clones y modelos para proposiciones
Sc hlyan d. manifesto en- la seer ta-
ri del Conceio
S-ce,dl g Las ppposiciones s,
pTcs lltarin en- pl'esos cerrados, ,
v>nIrdn ac mpaIadA4 de la caHtidat
corr-sp'ni nte al 5 pe mo 6anzs
PROVISIONAL
Secci0n "a La comisi6n tend
defecho a r chaz4r cualquiera 8 tsda.
las pr2poeic.one y podra Ell ese case
de Ia mauera mas veAtaioSa nara el
municipio
Secc!.n s. Quedara vigentS la
pr.seDte Q: i.nalza, tan pronto sea
aprob lia lI el sciior AlcaIde.
N'5 4 ,.ouio Sanchez Ruiz, Sc
or tariodel tyunlamiento dc Aguada.
Cert lie Qu, la copia qu. ante
cell . !,rm- 4 Ia ordenanz2 vo-
tada aty.Iada P r este ayuntamien-
toen su se:i6nex raoriinaria celebra-
da el dia ! del presente mes de jun o
de IQ + y anrobnd por el ,eiior alcal-
de ell ) dc EXPIRE ado mes.
.f.u,1a, juno IS de 1907.
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RUi A. SANCHEZ RUIZ.
Alca Secretario.
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IIGaIdIa MunIcIp1I Do PafVl'

ANUNCTO.- Hasta sl dfs as
de jnnio corriente, Sc recibiran en-
esta Acadia solicitudes de los as.
pirantes al desempeio de la plaza
de practicante, auxiliar de sandal.
creads en- el presupuesto que repi.
ra en- el pr6ximo ejercicio de 1909
1 1908. Su dotaci6n annual Is de-
$4,000. Patillas, JUNO s de 1907.
F. ZcHoH GeI.-Alcalde. s-z-d,
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IIcs|Oia De QupbradiAa
Nacante IA plaza De O6cial de

Nacante la plaza &c O6cial de
Sanida en- i A'un.c;pio, dot ,ds
con q a. i a,ul de setec;ento
dollars, COTS ma los Ell el prc>apuesto
veui err s. arurcia por quinrc dfas,
q le vcH,e IN el rs del ccrri,nte, pua
q le : intefe ,alJs u IAN pr-sentar
So sofic ctude 4 estl Acadia. Que
bra lila Il Ium;o 1907. IIERMINIo
Hermann Ez, Alcalde. 4-3 de-
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/! los NItSfR1S

El al del corriente QusdarGu
Vacantes todaS las escuelas de ssta
municipalidad.
Los maestros que deseen con.
'tratarse para al pr6xirno curse e.
collar, puedsn dirigir sus solicitudss
al secretario de esta Junta, don So
lustiano Villamil, hasta sl AZ del
preSente mes.
Este anuncio Sc publicarG 10
veces seguidas 4 contar desde ls
fecha.
Mauatf, JUNO ~ de 1907.
!. GaaXEa.
Presidente de la Junta EScolAs.
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T. ia,go IL trrs seutrimgas sisi
ma "Hepuorth con su motor. su mes
eiador 50 elevator de az6cR, td
en- magnifico estado. DirigirS Z do
Julio Cay. hacienda Santa Ana. in
Cos, PH 20 RRo,
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o6oina de San Juan Marina Muele no de cmpahTono
OAcina de Nueva York, No Broadway
Ofcina de Orleans w. Huck n6m Common
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En- San Juan Carolina Rio-pieda Bayamon Toa baja, We
baa Nnan Bare lonea Arecbo Hay mensaeros
bios r buscr las per quieues de haba
que tengan telkfono.
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LAS LHYH6 DE 1907

EdiG6n Inges Espahsl -Ley y RssouOones de
sion De terceTa Asambea legislative de pmer
ibrea La Pimavera Allen 2s o Box 6s San Juan Puerto
Rico.
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a plsl.S 1'e piofeSo OF
de /. Ii a, ' de inspector de in.
dustri4 Y ~o1nercio de esta localized,
el COZ I',l >e,iia lei u Eel ac
tua "a publication Icr el
teru'uo * 'iivl dias 4 contar desde
e. Pto-r n'i,nero donde aparesca
e,te ;nu Ia primer plaza esta
dotaca 30 lc-cs anuales y Ia
seeundl -al l1vsnts, Los pliegoe
de con que habran de So
msteiae los aspirsntss 4 una y otra,
esliu crctati, a disposici6n de
cuautos IN ,xamina. o.. Ca
huy, il - 1907. MANUEL
ROMA r., lie. Io-7s.
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