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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01
MAKE 1T YOURSELF.
Says Many Persons Here Can Be
Made Happy Again.

There is so mnch Rheumatism here in
our neighborhood now that the following
advice by an eminent authority, who
writes for readers or a large Eastern
daily paper, will be highly appreciated
by those who suffer:
Get from any good pharmacy one
half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion, one
ounce; Compound Kargon, three ounces
of Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla.
Shake these well in bottle and take in
teaspoonful doses after each meal and
at bedtime; also drink plenty of good
water.
1t is claimed that there are few victims
of this dread and torturous disease who
will fail to find ready relief in this simple
homemade mixture, and in most cases a
permanent cure is the result.
This simple recipe is said to strengthen
apd cleanse the eliminative tissues of the
Kidneys so that they can filter and
strain from the blood and system the
poisors, acids and waste matter, which
cause not only rheumatism, but numer-
GUS other diseases. Every man or wo-
man here who feels that their kidneys
are not healthy and active, or who suf-
fers from any urinary trouble whatever,
should not hesitate to make up this mix
ture, as it is certain to do much good,
and may save you from much misery and
suffering after while.
Our home druggists say they will
either supply the Ingredients or mix the
prescription ready to take if our readers
ask them.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01
WEST BRIDPoRT.

Guy Wolcott, wife and daughter were
Sunday guests of Charles L. Parrish and
wife last Sunday.
Walter Walker was In the north part
of the town in search of lost skiff Mon
day.
Earl Wilkinson of Addison was guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Wiki
inson last Sunday.
District Attorney Gordon H. MAJ and
Sheriff G. s. Henry of Franklin County,
N. Y, were at Saranac Lake last week,
and the district attorney instituted John
Doe proceedings to inquire into the dis
appearance of Israel Dukett from Forest
Home six weeks ago The district at
Iorney issued subpoenas for large num-
Der of the residents of Forest Home and
vicinity to appear before Justice Seaver
A. Miller, before whom the examination
will be conducted.
Israel Dukett is the woodsman of For
est home who went into the woods south
of Forest Home on Sept. II and never
was heard of again.-Sentinel.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01
A Warm Farewell.

The following is part of an extended
account of farewell gathering rendered
Edwin d. Nash, retiring superintendent
of the Central Vermont railroad which
appeared in the New London, Conn,
Telegraph, Oct. 81. Mr.. Nash is an
uncle of Joseph Nash of this town:
Railroad men from New York city to
Ontario, Canada, assembled at the Crock
er house yesterday to say a farewell to
Edwin d. Nash, retiring superintendent
of the Southern division of the Central
Vermont railway. Nearly $50 covers
were laid for the banquet given in his
honor and speakers lauded the character
and ability OF the retiring official From
rank and file of the railroad employees,
from men in official positions and from
men who have been thrown in contact
with him alike the feeling expressed was
a mixture of regret at losing Mr.. Nash
and of rejoicing that he has gone to a
higher position.
) The Central Vermont ran special
train to New London from Bratteboro to
accommodate the employees who wished
to attend the banquet.
The banquet was served in the dining
room of the Croker house and was in
Landlord Frank E. Parker's finest style.
Music for the occasion was by the Stan.
dard orchestra, furnished by David Nc.
Kenzie and Mr.. Parker
When coffee and cigars had been
reached David Mckenzie, formerly super.
intendent of the Central Vermont fol-
many years, and late president of the
New London Steamboat Co., called the
session to order and opened the post
prandial exercises. Mr.. Mckenzie was
an admirable POSTMASTER and his witt
cisms brought many a round of laughter
Mr.. Mckenzie said the assembly was t
say au revoir, but not good bye to Mr.
Nash, as he ''leaves for land that il
hotter than this" In behalf of the EN-
ployes he presented Mr. Nash purse OF
gold made up Of contributions from
workers along the road. The gold wa,
contained in handsome box ant
amounted to several hundred dollars
and Mr.. Mckenzie asked that it be &C
cepted as token of the admiration ant
good will of friends.
Mr.. Nash was nearly overcome by tn,
gift but he responded eloquently wher
the applause as he took the gift had sub
sided.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01
The Hineoscope.

The Horoscope opened its two nights
stand at the opera house Monday night
and notwithstanding the severe storm,
the house was well filled. To much can
not be said of this company, as to the
quality of the machine and clear bright
light. Each and every subject was en-
cored, proving the patrons were high y
pleased.
This show has given good satisfaction
and will be assured of good house on a
return date, if the weather permits.
MIR. Joseph F. Mulvey, tenor singer
of more than passing thought, rendered
two beautiful ballads. Come again, is
the opinion of all who witnessed this
meritorious performance.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01
GRANVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Phelps have been
recent guests at the home of F. c. Ford
Mrs. J.~A Vinton, who has been in
Bethel with her daughter, Mrs. r. j.
Upper, for the past few weeks, has re-
turned home.
Leon Cady of Braintree was in town
the first of the week.
Mrs. Oliver Clair is in Rochester with
her sons family while Mr.. Rider is in
Burlington at the Mary Fletcher hospital
for treatment.
Mrs. Wales Sargent is guest of G. R.
Bagley this week. She has two small
children with her.
Henry Riley and George Beeman were
in Middlebury last week to attend the pre-.
limary hearing in the shooting case OF X.
F. Forbes by Seth McAlvin.
Miss Ida Jennett, who has been en-
home here Sunday.
The Social Circle gave an entertain
ment last Friday, in which they fur
nished fish pond, which was much en-
joyed by all. Cake and coffee were
served to the party and IS was realized.
Miss Mamie Rowe has gone to White
River Junction, where she has employ
ment in hotel as waitress.
Mrs Ernest Hubbard of Messina, N
Y, is guest at the Central House of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Hubbard and family.
She will visit in other places while in
the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown of War.
rem were in town Sunday the guests OF
their son, Leon, and called on d. D.
Hemenway and family. Mrs. Brown is
neice of Mr.. Hemenway.
E. A. Stimson of Roxbury was in town
last week on business.
George w. Sargent went to Roxbury
Friday and returned Sunday.
There has been three deer killed il
town this season. Ed Swinton shot
fine buck and Joe Hill was the next t.
show his dexterity as marksman anC
brought down fine specimen of the dee
family. Frank Demas killed the largest
which weighed 800 lbs. There has beer
one doe found dead in pasture and thu
headquarters removed the rest; was Sc
cured by man on West Hill, as the mea
was in good condition.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01
COUNTY NEWS.
BRISTOL.

Miss Warner Clapper of Leomnster,
Mass, is visiting her mother. Mrs. David
Curry.
! Mrs james Mcbride is at home from
the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. johnson are going
to Rochester to work in hotel.
Miss Josie Monroe, who has been in
Salisbury as telephone operator is at home
in poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Esselhire are
passing a week in Starksboro.
A covenant meeting of the Baptist
church was held Tuesday.
The Rev. P. Gavan Duffy of Vergennes
lectured on american Christianity" in
bikes hall Thursday evening.
Mrs. Amelia Cutting is building an
addition to her residence on West street.
1t is reported that Bristol is to have
another grocery store.
Road Commissioner Walter Barnard
has built 81 rods of permanent road in
South Bristol this fall.
Mrs. David White is visiting in Water
bury.
Mrs. R. A. Young and Mrs. Myra Ray
mond started for Minneapolis, Mimi,
Friday where they will make their
home.
Hosea Langway is visiting his sister in
johnson.
Edward Viens of Burlington is passing
week here.
Harold Bosworth has returned to
Springfield, Mass.
Herbert Pullman of Connecticut, has
been visiting relatives here.
Irving Pullman is in poor health.
Mr.. Burnham of Woodbury. has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Burnham
this week.
Mrs. Wesley Varney of Panton, has
been visiting relatives here the past
week.
G. II. Brooks and Vernon Brooks oil
Roxbury, Mass, are in town for several
weeks.
Roy Bicknell has moved to Lincoln
Center.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01

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tea as a preventive Of govt and as aid
ing in the elimination of uric acid. 1t
should be taken weak and quite fresh
ly made. l also always insist On the
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09
FXAMiIFs DE- F'gMlcIl

Por la presente Sc anuncia al p6-
blico que durante los dias 2S, 90 V 80
del corriente mes Sc celebraran ex4-
menes extraordinarioS para los aspi-
rantsS al tftulo de Farmace1tico, con
arreglo q las disposiciones virgentes.
Sc admitiran solicitudes en- esta
oiicina hasta las cuatro de Ia tarde
del dia 27.
Los interesados podran obtener
en- esta O6cina, rnodelos en- blancos
para sus solicitudes y las presenta-
ran acompafiando venticinco dollars.
Sc adviertc a los aspirantes que
sendo indispensable llenar el cupo
d. gaStos de examenes, con el impor-
t. de los referidos derechos, es indiS-
pensable Sc presenter por 10 lnenos
ciuco aSpirantes
San Juan r. R. mayo 6 de 1907
TOMAS VAZQUEZ, NJ. d,
Superintendent de Sanidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09

dos hectareas, setenta y nueve
areas, sesenta y tres centiareas de
terreno a pastos y malezas, situada
en- ell barrio de Eranquez del ter
mino de Morovis, lindante al Nor.
te y Sud con otras tierras de Iosk
Sanmiguel; al Este con el rio de
Morovis, y al Oeste con la denomi-
NADIA quebrada grande de Franquez
y terrenos de Maria Jose L.aureano.
lnscrlta al folio I5o del tomo : de
Morovis, fnca n6mero 375.
S. R1stica, radicada Ell el ba.
rio de Franquez, termino de Moro.
Wis, compuesta de doce cuerdas,
equivalentes a cuatro hectareas, Sc.
tenta y una areas y sesenta y eta.
tro centiareas de terrerreno de ter.
cera claSe. Linda al Saliente con
el rio de Morovis, y al Norte Sud Y
Poniet1te con tier.as de Jose Sanrni.
guel y Prieto. Inscrita al folio 1SA
del tomo 9 de Morovls, fnca tune.
70 SAG.
POR ,TANTO, habitndose orde.
nado por el Hon Felix C6rdova pa.
villa, Juez de esta Corte Municipal de
anatf sl anuncio de la conversion
interesada por medic de un edicto en-
uno de los peri6dicos diarios que Sc
edite en- San Juan, para que los inte-
resados que Sc consideren con dere-
cho sobre las fncas mencionadas v
personals ignoradas "a quienes pueda
perjudicar dicha conversion, pueda
oponerse por medic de la oportuna
demanda dentro del termino de quiu.
ce dias naturales, contados desde el
de la fecha de la publication del edic.
to, libfo la presente bajo mi irma, en-
a 7 de mario de I9o7.-PEDRo
!. RIVERA 2o.-Secretario de la C. NJ
lie Manatf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09

Garcia, hoy don Pedro Jose Rive.
ra y don Jose Arce; Este el rio Mo-
rows; Sud Pho Santiago, antes don
Antonio Sarria, y al Oeste Maria
Jose Laureano y la quebrada Gran
de. 1nscrita al folio 2I3 vuelto del
tomo S de Morovis, fuca n1mero
265.
3. Predio Rustico, sin nom
bre, situado en- el barrio de Fran.
quez, Jurisdiction de Morovis, CON-
puesto de cuarenta y ocho cuerdas
de terreno a pastos, frutos memories
y malezas, equivalentes diez v
ocho hectareas, ochenta y seis areas
y seSenta y ocho centiareas, en- lin.
des al Sud Jose Arce y Joseta Pa,
res; al Poniente la quebrada Fran.
quez; al Este con el rio Morovis, v
al Note con Mauricio Rosado. ms
crita al folio I44 vuelto del tomo s
de Morovis, 6nca ndmero 3oS.
". R1stica, tornado DOT
agrupaci6n de dos parcelas colin
dantes entire ST, una de treinta cuer.
das, equivolentes 6 once hectareas,
setenta y nueve Areas y doce CEN
tiareas de terreno q pastos y male
zas, lindante por el Norte con te-
rrenos de Pic Santiago antes, hoy
Enrique Pousa Pares y Maria Jose
Laureano, por el Saliente con el
rio de Morovis; por Ell Sud con te-
rrenos de Jose Sanmiguel y por
el Poniente con la quebrada Gran
deide Franquez; y la otra de vein
te y ocho cuerdas, equivalentes a
once hectareas, cincuenta y una
centiareas de terrenos 4 pastos y |
malezas, con algunos frutos memo
res, lindante al Norte con terrenos
de Jose Sanmiguel; al Poniente
con los de Maria Jose Laureano;
al Sud con los de don Enrique Pom
sa Pares, y al Saliente con el no
lie Morovis; las cuales dos fncas
iorman una de cincuenta y ocho
equivalents 1 yeiute y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09
Edicto judicial

Estados Unidos de America. Fl
Presidente de los Estados Uni.
dos. SIS.
Numero IS.
Jose Saumiguel y Prieto. Ex-parte
Conversion en- dominic.
En- la Corte Municipal del Distritc
Judicial Municipal de Manati,
P. R.
POR CUANTO, Jose Sanmi-
guel y Prieto,S como promovente,
present6 moci6n ante eSta Corte
Municipal de Manatf, interesando
>onvertir en- dominic las inscripcio
ues deaposesi6n, de las siguientes
6ncas:
/. Predio rIstico nombrado
'SOcuchos, Situado en- el barrio de
Franquez del termino municipal de
Morovls, compuesta de Seiscientas
veinte y cinco cuerdaS, treinta y
clnco centavos de otra, equivalen-
tes q doscientas cuarenta y cinco
hectareas, sesenta y ocho areas y
cincuenta y cinco centiareas de te-
reno de tercera clase, dedicados a
pastos, malezas y frutos memories,
lindante al Norte con la quebrada
denominada Grande y terrenoS de
don Enrique Pousa y Pares; por el
Saliente con el rio de Morovis; por
el Sud con terrenos de don Saliva
dor Calaf y de las sefioritas dofia
Trinidad y Providencia Sandoval,
y por el Poniente con los de PAUL.
na MARTINEZ, los de Juan Grau y
oS del cltado Calat. lnScrlta al TO-
10 2o9 del tomo 5 del Ayuntamien-
to de Morovis, fnca u1mero 764.
2. RGstica nombrada sSocu-
loO y aJose Melesioo situada en- el
oarrio de Franquez de la jurisdic-
ion de Morovis, compuesta de Gin
,uenta cuerdas de terreno de terce-
a clase, a pastos naturales y male
.as y montes, equivalentes 4 diez y
lueve hectareas, sesenta y cinco
.reas = diez y nueve centiareas, CO.
Iudaute 81 Norte don Eustaquio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09

cisi6n fecunda. Para clio no hay
otro camino que el indicado por
Muhoz Rivera y por los jefes unio-
nistas derrotados al solicitar Ia in
corporation al partido democra-
tico.s
En- efecto: la aUni6n de Puerto
Rico' no piensa en- hacer que su
polftica sea reconocidaO, por la sen.
cillisima raz6n de que 10 esta en- to-
da su plentiful.
ola Union de Puerto RicoD
Sc apoya en- sus Glen mil votos
de noviembre y en- la voluntad ex.
presa del rais.
rs totallnente falso que Ell Sc
nor Munoz Rivera propusiese Ia in
corporation al partido dem6crata.
En- la asamblea de Caguas-1ooo-
el senior Muioz Rivera Sc declare
contra esa incorporation, que sos
teuian elementos respetables de
Ponce. Y va nunca desde aouella
asamblea Sc volvi6 a tratar del
asunto. El sefior Muiioz Rivera co.
noce el terreno, AGA y ALA, y no
es capaz de bacer las tonterias que
hlcieron Mr.. Todd, Mr.. Brioso y
compafieros martires. Estos SIM
pies caballeros llegaron q Puerto
Rico con la grata nueva de estar
incorporates.
Y, BN EFEcro, Puerto Rico
puede ver 10 que es la incorpora.
clon de marras. Un espejisnlo para
cazar lncautos. Desdc que los bue-
nos de Todd y de Brioso la rea-
lizaron 6 creyeron realizarla, LA
UNION sube y sube sin cesar hacia
las estrellas del pabell6n
americana.
FL AGUILA de Todd y de Brio
so qued6 muerta, y bien muerta, en-
la plaza Baldorioty, despues del
discurso del seiior Muiioz Rivera en-
que Sc anunciaba su defnitivo de-
Sastre.
Ahora esta como el gallo
de Moron; acacareando y sin plu-
mls.D
Nora BENE: En- un solo nGme-
70 de FL TEMPO ocho falsedades
de grueso calibre. Mientras no 10.
gre mejor information, no vale la
pena discutir con Ell TEMPO.
Compadezcamos q aNegr6n Flo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09

que es cosa segura al dignisimo
&C ctrreligionario don Francisco A.
Torres, de Rio grande.
Quinta. .--sSe susurraba 4 Ill
TINA hora que en- la BoTrcA Colon
Sc habia agotado a,er toda ia exis-
tencia de tia, q consecuencia de
grandes excitaciones tor NOR dr.
un fuerte desengaio sufrido en- 10
alto.D
Y en- efecto: donde debi6 ago.
tarse la existencia de tia es en- la
BoT1cA GU1LLERMETy, porque las
decepcioues en- 10 alto son todas
para los que van q buscar la cesar
tia del alcalde de Yauco, y no Ia
encuentran, pues el alcalde de Yau-
co esta mas firme que nunca en- su
puesto, que debe al sufragio popu-
J lar y EN- que conquista la sproba.
, ci6n de 10 Alt0.
Sexta. Sc dice que LA DEMO
cRAc1A prepara una nueva campa,
fla contra I'm alto funcionario y que
Ia tai campaill tendra relaci6n cor
los asuntos municipales de Yaucc
y la investigation de ellos hecha.D
En- efecto. No hay tai inves
tigacion, nj tai campafa. LA On
AocHAc1A esta perfectamente sa
tlsfecha de ToDos LOS ALTOS FUN
C1oNARIos, en- 10 de Yauco y en- la.
denas cuestiones, que Sc resuelver
con absolute juSticia. Los descon
tentos estan en- la otyG 6otica.
Setlmo, ,-aSe ruinora con in
sistencla que el Juez y Secretaric
de la Corte Municipal de Manat
han renunciado sus respective
puestos.'
En- efecto. Nj el Juez nj el Sc
cretario renuncian sus puestos nj S
r~nor6 cosa que Sc parezca q SUI
renuncias, nj tiene esta noticia c
mas leve fundamento, 4 no ser To-
nervosismos de los doctores de E.
TIRMPo, que necesitan emprenderl;
con la gran EXIsTENcIA DE TILL
de la gran farmacia.
Octava-0Place al partido re
publicano que piensen los unionis
tas Ell hacer que su politica sea re
conoclda por TN partido nacional
Esto marca un progreSo v una de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09

que es cosa segura-al dignisimo
cerreligionario don Francisco A.
Torres, de Rio Grande.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09

blico enseguida:
Prim m,ra.--'Se dice que Ia I'll.
TINA session de Ia Junta Central
Unioaista result6 muy interesante
en- cuanto a los debates que ocasio-
naron varias protestas de los conf
tes locales de Ponce y Rio Grande. ,
En- efecto: no hay nj hubo
ninguna protesta de Ponce nj de Rio.
grande, nj Sc trat6 ningtn asunto
de n ny uno de esos pueblos en- la
Junta Central.
Segunda Il. -. llegandose 4
tratar hasta de nuevas excomunio-
nes que propuso con voz de trueno
| y violentos ademanes el maximo
pontifice.D
En- efecto: no Sc trat6 de exec
munion alguna. nj habl6 nadie con
voz de trueno, nj Sc hizo otra cosa
que examinar solicitudes y acordar
recomendaciones efcaces, de las que
traen NAL traer a los republicanos
y destemblados a los hombres de EL
TEMPO.
Tercera. .-aSe asegura que don
francisco de Paula Sc neg6 a asis-
tir a la tai session y que hubo quien
indic6 la conveniencia de omitir to.
da intervention del Director para
las discusiones de los asuntos de
Consolidado.S
En- efecto: el sehor Acufia, des
de que pertenece al Consejo, nc
asiste a la Junt Central, porque de-
be y quiere mantener una indepen
dencia que la Junta Cent? al es Il
primera en- aconsejarle y aplaudirle
Cuarta -aSe dice que es cos;
segura va la designation de dor
Santiago, x-alcalde de Ponce, para
padre de aquellos cieguitos y qu,
Sifre, Giol v Torres, FL ETERNc
PRETERIDo, han quedado ciegos d.
coraje, al yer que no han visto We
mir la suya.D
En- efecto: aunque el seiio
Oppenheimer es persona dignisim;
ly merece, no ese puesto, sino e
mejor de Puerto Rico, para la direc
ci6n del asilo de ciegos-que es ur
aSilo insular- Sc nombra-y este 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09
Sc VENDE

Una casa de MADEIRA de dos pisos,
situada en- CaguaS, calle de Aoosta
Para infOrmes dirigirse ART. pou.
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u 4
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Sc encargan de agenciar toda cla-
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duetor como cafe, cueros, caucho &, '
De Ia compra y despacho de toda clast
% MwuanG(as. Atienden con especia.
lidad q dsspacho de encomieudaS po'
correo.
Se haoan cargo de aCudiencia i,
isvsacs ostudiantes y en- relaclon cor
ssAE ramo sumunist.>u toda class d,
&tss y catalogoJ.
CemisiensS rNHdtoas.
Hkas&GHGa1. Esme,v y yd4idrF.
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C0SAS DE- "EL TEMPO"

De el nhmero de ayer-ide Ill
solo nhmero! tomamos el bouquet
de falsedades que puede leer el p1-
blico enseguida:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09
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So vendc uu aparato rectiEcador,
frances de he Roy Ell magnfico esta-
do de uSo, con ST. caldera de c0bre 10
que permite usarse vapor 6 fuego di-
recto; ademas de las llaves de entrada
y salidas de vapor hene un aparato re-
gulador de preston de vapor; produce
an bocoy de alcohol puro de 40 grades
en- ia horas y su manejo es sencillo y
su precio es modico.
Tambien sc vende una caldera ho-
rizonta de 20 caballos de fuerza que
ha teu,do POGO uso. Para mas irfoi-
mes dirianse aF G. p. q. BoA 515
Mayaghez Pto. Rico.
LSanSe las diqerSaS noiMas de Sen
Juan y de Ia Ala, qae abarecen en-
Ia segumda pdgfna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09

Hotel "Tnglaterra", bajos, Tetuan.
Tuan Carreras, frenta al Colonial Bank
7armacia Colon" Plaza rBaldorioty'
ohm Giller y CO, Plaza aBalderioty'