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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-20
NOtaS al maTgGn,

Dice un diario republican, de esta
ciudad:
"Ayer tom6 possession el Comit6 recien'
tements electo por el pueblo republicano
de San Juan. Fu6 deSignado por vota'
ci6n para presidente honorario 81 Lcdo.
Cruz Castro"
No tenemos noticias dc que los sefoEes
de Ia derecha republicana hayan tornado
parte en- esa election nj creemos que MIN
guno de los eIectoB en- Ell nuevo Comit6
pertenezca eaa fraction. LuegO los de
la izquierda Green que 81 pueblo repW6IS.
cGnO de San Juan 10 conBtituYen 6i4oB
exclUsivamente. Verdad es que Ell sef1or
Lcdo. Cruz Castro merece presidir homo
rariamente esa Fraction.
Y agrega el 6rgano crOnOt6gIcO:
''Se tomRron acueFdos tendencies & Rlle'
gar recursos. Be nombr6 una comisi6n
para Ia busca de una casa apropiada para
instalar las ofcinaB, SO tomaron los
siguienteS acuerdOg. Que las gesiones Be
celebren los mi6rcoleg; que 80 sOlicite Ia
cooperation de todos los TepublicanoB de
San Juan; que so comunique estos nom =
bramientos las autoridadeB insulares y
municipales y al jefe del Partido ofreci6n-
dole su mas decidida adhesion"
seg6n ESQ la isqWierda republican,
est& sin un cheLe. La ebfermedad ea
general) y no teniendo nj una Choza en- que
albergar Sus desalentadas huestes, solicit
tase Ia cooperation de los Befores de Ia
derechG y por GltimO que SO cOmunicar6n
los nombramientos del nuevo Comit6 il
quierdista al jefe senior We've y Mr..
Winthrop y Mr.. Post cfrecisndOleS su
mas decididG adhesion. JCOmO sc podra
denominar eHta clase de adhesion? QO6er.
'eGmentGhsntO. A Mr.. Winthrop, Mr..
Post. A Mr.. We've. A todos iuntos.
IY al LcdO. Hernandez Lopez? no.
Re11e. HSILn
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Tres gaBgas.

Hay quien no duerme pensando en-
ofrecerle gapgas al p6blieo como las Sc
guientes:
10. 5000 camas con colch6n patente
asa SO. FL colch6n de estas camas 90
garantiza dando otro nuevo 81 el que tiene
se sfojs.
20. 1000 trajeg 4 Ia medida tela y
hechura, casimires lindfsimos So 30.
80: Sc cambian mdquinas viejas poE
mSquiuag nuevsB, y por medic de arregloG
convenienteR, SO venden & plazos las me-
jores maquiuas del mundo: The Arrivf.
En- Ell Cielo. Fortaleza 81.
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Ell Ministro Picquart trabaja pOr Ia
abOIiCidn de las COrtes Marcia

Ell .Ministro de Ia Guerra en- Francia,
General Picquart, ha preBentado Ultima
mente al Gabinete un pEoyeCto relative &
la Suppression de las "Cortes MarCiales." !"
Este proyectO ha despertadO gran inter6s
en- el Gabinete, donde parece haber tenido
cierta aceptaci6n, en- 10 general, aunque
no haya sido aprobado en- todoS Bus puntoB.
El general Picquart piensa reformar su
pFoyecto conforme & las indiCacioneS de
SuS cOlegas, y pedir luegO So aprObaci6n
oficial.
Ell proyecto del Ninistro de Guerra pi-
de que los casos en- que hasta ahora SO ha
creido que deben ser juzgados por las
"Cortes MaTciales" 30 remitqn los Tribu.
nsles Civiles, y que los denies pasen Ia
jurisdiction de los ''conSejoS de discipline. -
Como 90 natural, el proyecto ha sido
acogido con enthusiastic aprobaci6n por los
antimilitaristag, Bobre todo por Mr.. Jo-
seph Reinach, que fu6 uno de los mas apa-
sionadoH defensoreS de Dreyf y ell Cual
h4 manifsstado pGblicRmente su aproba.
ci6n, diciendo que, aunque. eBperaba este
acontecimiento como un resuitadO natural
del presente orden de Cosas, le ha Borprer.
dido de una manera agradab'e, el yer que
u mi!itar tome en- este case Ia iniciativs,
"Creo, dice, que este proyecto es dig
| no de ser aprobado en- todas su parteR J
en- case de que eBto no Buceda deBgraciada
mente asi, espero que al menoB 90 de uns
ley reformativa de las "CoFtes MarcialeB, D
que actualmente son atentatoriaS en- Bul
efeCtoB, contra la integridad y juSticia na
Cionales. Afiads que, como sabiamentE
dijO slguna vez Napoleon II, ''tOdo hOm
bre aIistado en- las tilas del eje: cito, es an
tes ciudadano que militar," y que por i
tanto, es injustifcada la aplicaci6n de ut
tribunal pecial 4 los militareB culpable
de una falta cualquiera.
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Bolivia ] Paragiiay.

Buenos AireR-Marzo. Los Ministries
Pinilla y SOler han frmado un pFotocolc
en- el cual Be resuelve sOmeter Ia question
de lfmites entire Bolivia y el Paraguay 81
fallo arbitral del Presidente de la Repd
bliCa Argentina, quien fjara la lfnea divi
Boria del territorio en- disputa y mantendrs
el ''statu quo'' hasta que 81 asunto sea
1ifnitivamente arregIado. Ell Gobierno
argentine garantizR ell cumplimiento del
protocolo.
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comodidades.

ComOdidades.
FL mandadero Balbino Berton de 12
afios de edad ha sido condenado por Ia
corte municipal de Maysgusz & gufrir 8
meSes de c6rcel por hsber cOmetido el de-
Ito de hurto menor.
-Ha sidO prOcesado en- Guayama pOr
Ordeu del juez municipal Juan Ines Cana
Cho acuSado de atentado contra Ia vida y
Miguel Wives fu6 ssntenciado por ID mis-
ma autoFidad & @su , 5 diaa pog hurtp
menoE, .+.
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DOna Andrea Rosado.
sEMPER.

Despu6s de algunos ,dias de penosa do.
lenCia, en- Ia mafiana de aver rindi6 el tri-
buto de su alma al Altfsimo, Ia Beflora
cuyo nombre sirve de rubro & estas lfneas.
Buena alma cristiana consagr6 su vida
al bien, captandose generates simpatfas.
Ell TodopodeEoso haya acogido en- su
seno SD alma, IcOncediGndOle 10 eterna
bienayenturanza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-20

-REMATE DE PRENDAs. El s6.
bado 80 del actual las de Ia tarde ten
dr& lugaT On IL casa de pT6stamos de Jose
BazSn, Allen 21, 81 remate de las prendas
cuyos talones no han sido cancelados nj
ren6vados despues de los seis meses que
marca la ley. La casa aigue sus opera
clones p.
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CrOCkGr contra Dpyen.

Brocker alega que no ha cumplido el
doctor Doyen 81 cOntrsto' que con el hizo,
que su aquiesCencia le fu6 arranCada por
violencia moral eiercida sObre 6l y sdemSs
que no debfa habersele obligado & pagar
adelantado.
CrOcker pide al tribunal que 81 la sem
tencia SO d& en- su favor que este sefisle 10
que en- justicia debe pagar al Institute
PaRteuF
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-20
OfIeIna dsl lngoaIorO DaI Yale zsao.
FOrtalsza Is.

Adem6s de los dfas que mis- trabslos de
campo, me permiten parmanecer eventual
mante an ofcina, he fjado los dfas lines
de cada semana de 4 IL q. %. On cuyaB
horas tendre gusto ca atender cualquieF
consulta 8 vista que Be me hega.
r del Vale Zeno
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Vlctlma del ''IooDIng the loop.

Romero Davis, oriundO de Italia al
dar I'M salto en- el looping the loop en- Pa
ris sufri6 una cafda .qued6 muerto ms
tantSneamente. Davis hakfa desafadO
MephigtO, quien ds Ell miumO saltO tOdas
las nnchan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-20
MOnopOlIo para Ia factura daIazdesr.

Una cOmpafifa americana ha cOnseguidO
el monopOliO para la manufacture de az6.
car de remolacha en- Mexico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-20
BaKOs pdhIICOs en- Toxic

Toxic, la capital del Jap6n, cuents con
800 bafios p6blicos, los que sOn usGdos por
100000 persOnas diariamente.
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Rafa0I 6slgsI Sabut.

Arquitecto de Ia Real Academia de
San Fernando de Madrid OfreCe Buu
BsrviciOs profesiOnales. San Juan. San
Justo %. entrada por la Luna.
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En- eata impEenta % vando papal visiO &
s2,OQ d guiplal,
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r. del Vale Zeno.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-11-15
School Notes.
'aw Paw l6, Bangor 0.

raw raw 10, bangor w.
Plainwell plays here November 23
Mrs r. w. Broughton and Miss Vir-
gnia Roach visited the lower rooms
Monday afternoon.
Ruth Snow has entered the employ
ment of her brother-in law, Mr.. Pritch-
ard of Decatur.
The members of the girls athletic
association have selected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Pres,
Elsie Hoodemaker; vice pres, Rita Lee;
Sec, Mamie Bishop; treas, Lula Day.
ton.
Last Saturday, with three substitute
linemen, our champions easily defeated
the Bangor eleven, though the Bangor
team showed to better advantage than
two weeks ago and played a much
stronger game throughout. George
Howe, r. t., and John Woodman, r. e.,
being unable to go, were replaced by
Ray Boomer and Don Moe. Carl Howe,
l. t., was disabled In the second scrim-
mage and gave way to Manley Peacock
These three men, who had never been
under fire, played their positions with
the speed and determination of veterans
and much OF the glory of winning the
game is due to their pluck and staying
powers. The first half ended 1 to O,
Decker having captured fine field goal.
During the time between halves word
was passed around that Bangor would
win, but they had not counted correctly,
for soon after play was resumed Decker,
with excellent interference, broke
through for 30 yard run and a touch
down He easily kicked goal. With
the score 10 to the Bangor boys fought
valianty, but Paw Paw would not be
denied, and in a few minutes Wilcox,
with several of the opposing team cling
ing to him, went over for the second
touchdown. When Royal had kicked
goal, the score rested at Is to 0. Paw
Paws goal was never in danger The
hospital list includes Harry Doud, one
black eye, and Carl Howe, one badly
sprained arm.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-11-15
Has Been in Session Five
Weeks. Many Cases Con-
tinued Over Term
SEVERAL JUDGMENTS ENTERED
Plaintiff Gets 1926 in Alleged NAL
practice Case. Will Probably
go to Supreme Court.

The circuit court, which has been in
continuous session for five weeks, ad-
lourned today. Only fractional part of
the business on the calendar has been
disposed of, but the circuit court of Cass
county will convene Monday, hence the
adjournment. The cases disposed of
since our last issue are as follows:
In the case of Bertha X. Brown of
Goblevllle vs.. Charles l.. Bennett of the
same place and Richard Smith of Grand
Rapids the jury returned verdict of
1928 for plaintiff. The defendants are
physicians and surgeons and the suit
was brought for alleged malpractice in a
certain operation on the body of plain
tiff. A stay of proceedings vas ordered
to prepare the case for hearing in the
supreme court.
Judgment for $50 was rendered in the
attachment suit of Fred E. Miller vs.
VIM. Collins. Miller was a tenant of
Collins and the suit grew out Of the mis-
understanding of contract
The case of the people VS.. Ed Wasson
was continued over the term on condi-
tion that respondent file a bond in the
sum of $500.
An order was entered appointing Dan
iel Spicer as bailf Of the court.
Judgment was rendered for 5000 in
the case of Hugh II. briggs vs.. Levi
Bush ct. al. The case involved the sale
of hay by defendant after plaintiff
claimed to have purchased the same. A
stay of proceedings was ordered to pre-
pare the case for the supreme court.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-11-15

w. A. Prater was in Benton Harbor
and Chicago this week on business.

and Chicago this week on business.
S. Homer Eaton is spending several
days in Paw Paw with relatives aud
friends.
The boys of the Church OF Christ were
entertained at the parsonage last We'd
nesday evening
Seversl Paw Paw people are attending
the State Sunday school convention at
Kalamazoo this week.
Mrs. Wm. Stevenson of Lake Cora
WAS the guest of Mrs. A. u. Craven,
Tuesday afternoon and to tea
The Christian Endeavor of the Church
of Christ will be entertained at the home
Of Miss Beth Richmond this FRIDAY J
evening
Miss Lena Harrison has resigned her
position in the news depot at the post
Office, and Miss Grace Kent has taken
her place
We regret to say that the continuance
OF the Supervisors proceedings has been
crowded out of this weeks issue We eX-
pect to resume the same next week,
II. M. Snow spent Sunday with his
parents in Paw Paw. He is now state
manager for the Northern life insurance
company and will move his family to
Paw Paw in the spring.
Miss Grace Grout, formerly of Paw
Paw, now of Los Angeles, Cal, was mar.
ried last Thursday to Mr.. Alvin Van
Loon of that city. Miss Grouts many
Paw Paw friends extend congratula-
tions.
Samuel Ritter of Almena was brought
before Justice Rowland this week charg-
ed with not sending his children to
school in compliance with the compul-
sorry education law. He was given the
minimum sentence, So and costs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-11-15
Downs d. Noble of Paw Paw
Struck by Fast Train on
M. c. Last Friday.
BODY FR|GHTFULLY MANCLED.
Deceased Was Pioneer of Paw
Paw 70 Years of Age. Did not
Hear Approaching Train.

A frightful accident occurred at Law
ton last Friday afternoon, when Downs
ID. Noble, an old resident of Paw Paw,
was struck by fast train on the M. G.
acks at that place. be was hurled
considerable distance from the track and
when found his remains were mangled
beyond recognition. Mr. Noble was an
insurance agent, and although 76 years
of age, was spry for one of his years and
travelled many miles in the course of a
year looking after his insurance business.
He went to Lawton in the afternoon to
adjust some insurance matters for Mr..
Hall and was on his way back to the K.
l.. S. a. c. depot when killed. The ap.
pearauce of his body would indicate that
he was struck from the rear on the left
arm, which turned him around when
tle end of the car probably struck him
in the chest, as from the hip up proba-
bly, not whole bone was left in his
body.
Mr.. Noble was born in New York state
in 1881 and has been a respected citizen
of Paw Paw for great many years. He
leaves one daughter, Pearl G. Noble, and
and host OF friends to mourn his death.
His funeral was held from the Free Will
Baptist church in Paw Paw, Sunday at
2 p. IN Rev l. p. Bates officiating. Bur
ial was al Prospect cemetery. The daugh-
ter has the heartfelt sympathy OF the
entire community in her hour of sorrow.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-11-15
Married, November l3. at Paw Paw

Married, November 13, at Paw Paw,
by Justice Rowland, Mike Strong and
Mamie Schloyer, both Of Almena.
Z. II. Hinckley of Kalamazoo, OF the
firm Of Hinckley & Cornell, fire insurance
company, attended the funeral of Downs
Noble last Sunday.
A. F. Howe, secretary of the Berrien
county fire insurance company. was in
town last Sunday to attend the funeral
of Downs Noble, who was director OF
the company.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-11-15
Am0n0 Our advertisers.

Fresh fish and bulk oysters on hand
at Warmers.
New arrivals of wall paper at G. F.
Snow Il CO.. store.
Look for the big lunch display window
at Buttertield's bakery.
The Model market is cutting up some
very fine cattle these days.
Delighted patrons do E. Smith &
Co.'S advertising these days.
See the display window containing fine
box stationery at Charles. See ad.
Shoesmith is advertising fine center
table at special price for his Saturday
sale. See ad.
A II. Dodge advertises a special sale
of furniture at reasonable prices. See
ad. in this issue.
w. l.. Stewart has a fine assortment
of confectionery, delicious and whole
some, for the children.
Be sure to read the Racket stores ad
this week. 1t will relieve that worry
over holiday preparations.
Read Shepard, Showerman & Co.'S ad.
IN this issue regarding hardware, grocer
les and meats. Everything first class.
Dr. brakes German Group remedy for
sale at Martins. Also seal shipped oys-
ters, solid meats. Read ad. in this ISSUE
Don't fail to see the beautiful gray
satin lined broadcloth coat for $40 at
Selhck's this week. Read ad in this
issue.
Good horse blankets are cheaper than
feed this season. Better talk to Waters
about one OF their ga blankets. All
prices.
If you are anticipating the purchase
OF a piano for a Christmas present, see
the beautiful Bauer piano at Leland B.
Gorton's.
Attention is called to the notice of ..
p. Hutchins in this issue He has opened
neat little grocery on North Kalama-
zoo street.
Have you seen that beautiful line of
silk waists, belts, coats, skirts and mil
linery at Sanger & Gardner's? Every
thing up-to date.
Warner advertises great cut in meat
prices. Be sure to read his ad. regard
ing same. Everyone should take advan-
tage of this reduction.
Great reductions in coat prices at
Broughton's. Wool blankets, under
wear, hosiery, dress goods, etc. Read
his ad. in this weeks issue.
The Edison phonograph and records
for sale at Norwoods. Machines sold
on easy payments. One of these would
make an excellent Christmas present.
See page s, columns and A. Of this
paper on how to get your life insured
| for the lowest figure ever before offered
| to the American people. Advice free.
Some day when you feel quite like
spending some overcoat or suit money
we'd like to take you In hand and put
YOU next TO some OF our Hart, Schatfner
4 Marx clothes while the assortment is
good and prices low h. Smith & Co.
"Caught with the goods This is
the way trade finds il at the Cummings
store, and it's why they do not complain
of any dull time. Always something
new at Cummings "The Marshall Field
store" of Van Buren, county has what
you want, or gets it
Showerman Bros. are constantly sell
ing the best, most substantial and dura.
BILE boys clothing. They give their Gus
toners more than they expect. II you
want your money to 60 farthest, put il
into Xtragood clothes, made by Eder
heimer Stein. Eleven per cent discount
on all suits and overcoats for the mex
80 days.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-11-15

Harvey A. Sher man went to Cassopo-
lis last Monday to take testimony in the
celebrated "Goff will" case on trial in the
circuit court there. Mrs. Sherman &C
companied him as far as Dowagiac where
she will visit friends for several days
and attend the "Man of the Hour" at
Beckwith's memorial theatre, Tuesday
evening.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-11-15
The Revival Ia On.

Observe the message in this issue OF
The True Northerner. Especially do We
call your attention to the fact that it is
for all the people-christian and non-
christians. The pastors of the town are
doing their best. Come all.
BE sure to attend the pentecostal serv-
ice Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
Methodist church.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-11-15

We have just received con-
signment of the best 25c whips
we have ever seen. Call and see
them.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-11-15
Q1n&w
A%Y~
ONLY 40 DAYS
TO CHRISTMAS

Already the spirit of giving is seen-already plans
maturing for the greatest holiday OF the year
We invite you to start your Christina shopping to-
day. We have the most splendid line to show you that
ever graced Every article is givable trust
worthy new and garnshed with prices i'll harmony
with present economical times.
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Desoe Washington

En- estos diaS con motive de 3iscu-
tirse en- el Senado el presupuesto de
Guerra, sc ia hablado de otras cosas.
Aver. Mr.. Spooner, el gran Orador
republican,, declare que esta por la
reforma arancelaria, no sin que pro-
testase Mr.. Aldrich, guardador iel
de Ia te pr0teccIonista. Y, Ell saba
do, Mr.. Tillmann, hombre audaz, qui-
so saber cudndo cesara en- CubA la
ocupacion milltar; y Mr., Bacon, que
cultiva Ia funesta mania de pensar,
Opin0 Que es algo anormal que en-
Cuba el Poder Executive de los Es-
tados Unidos este hacienda des-
hacienda, sin que ell Congreso de es-
Ia RepUbllca tenga drte nj parte en- el
asuuto. UnO y otro Senador Sc que
daron sin respuesta satiSfactoria Y
.autori=ada; porque los dueflos dc Ia
maquina republicans en- Ia Alta ca
mara y en- ia Baja nan resuelto que,
por ahora no Sc plantee el problema
cubano en- Ell ConGreso. Y asi como
en- Francia, todo ACADIA por canciones,
este lnCldente senatorial aCab0 pOr
una chirigota de Mr.. Tillmann sObre
TN caballo expropiado en- Cuba 4 TN
americana por un negro, para fines de
utilidad revolucionaria.
Aunque exlste EN- los caciques re
publicanos el prop6sito de empIa gar
el debate sotge Cuba para el invier,
no de 1907 0dS, sin duda, porque pre-
ven que de aqo1 ala ha de suceder
algo que 10 haga i1dispen sable, bien
puede ser que, antes de esa epoca Sc
nos ofrezca en- las Camaras varios
episodios como .el del sabado. No
sera facil mantener una absolute re
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-13
s,n,a Territorial J AgiIda Dc Puerto Rrp|
SECRETARIA

El Consejo de Administr ACTON de
este Banco, en- session de aS de Febrero
dltimo, acord6 autorizar la emission de
una nueva serie de quinientas cedulas
hipotecarias correspondence la sex.
ia emission por un yalor total de Gin
cuenta mil dollars, numeradas del 2sor
al 5000.
Dichas cedulas tienen un valor de
-$roo U. S. Cy. cada una, devengan in
tereses q raz6n de 7 por 100 annual pa
gadero por cupones semestr ales seran
amortiz adas por sorteo anuales en- un
periodic maximo de doce afios que ven.
cera Ell 80 de A bril- dc 1919; emitiendo.
Sc esta nueva serie en- representation
de nuevos presta mos hipotecarios rea-
lizados largo plazo por un montante
de so.337-3s, segun detalles que Sc
expresan en- la escritura de- emission
otorgada con esta misma fecha ante el
Notario de esta ciudad don Juan de
Guzman Benitez.
Los cupones vencidos y las cedul as
que Sc amorticen, seran pagadas en-
esta ciudad por la Gaia de la Sociedad,
Y eff la ciudad de New York por The
National Park Bank of New York,
por la casa que ell Banco pueda desig-
mar para este servicio en- 10 sucesivo.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico en- cumpli-
miento de 10 que previene Ell Art. 81
de los Estatutos - San Juan, P. r Z.
de Mario de 1907. - Ell Secreta-
rio, P. Rocafort.-V. b. Ell Direc-
tor Gerentc, r. Castro Gonzdiez
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Perez Egcpich

" honbre de las tres yacas, | tomo
Historic de un heso, | tomo
la Duquesa de MartelI, tonos-
La Pecadora. Novela de costumbres,
tomos
Encuaderpad en- Pasta Espanola
De venta en- el BOLETIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-13
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-13
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La Practica de la Homeopatfa simplia-
hcada.
7 <os auimales de Corral
Manual del Tintorero Sacamanchas.
El Cocinero De la Familia.
Nanipula ci0n de la Leche.
Manu- al sobre Artoles Frutales.
Tratado de Carpinterla, tomos.
Tratado del Corte de Camisas.
Tratado DE- Fotogrofia.
Manual De Esgrima.
Las grandes aplicaciones de la
Ele ectricidad.
Tratado de Electricidad.
Corte y Hechura de TRACES par
Hombres Ninos.
Medicina Veterinaria
Tratado practice de las Maquinas.
DinamoelGctlicas.
De venta en- ell BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-13
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