davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-01-09

b average length of life OF a
tradesinan Is two-thirds that OF q farm
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-02-12
MOnarchies Sometimes
Better Than Republics,

BY count E TOlsTOl. Russian Philosopher
-VHE FORM of government is a matter of SMALL. CONSE-
QUENCE. The head of the state should be its first servant
~ If he is its first servant in the fullest sense of the word, then
it matters not whether he be called king or president.
AFTER ALL. A MONARCHY MAY MANAGE TO FURTHER THE
INTERESTS or THE PEOPLE BETTER OR IN LESS MEDIOCRE
MANNER THAN THE REPUBLICAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT. WHAT
IS A REPUeL,c7 the TYRANNY OF A PARTY
SUCCEEDING THE TYRANNY OF AN INDIVIDUAL
%@mmD OR OF A DYNASTY.
VMNMWI."#n When l look over the deliberations of a con
MMAMSXMNA grcss, a parliament, the chambers, the rechtag or
N1MsxNsMA 16MAA, of our own douma, frequently turn with disgust
NaaNNXaMm99MAX from high sounding phrases to contemplate the play
NN1 of the village children. To ne Cllll.DRENS
SaaN&MM~ PLAYING is FAR MORE INTERESTING
AND IMPORTANT THAN IAMENTARY DECKER
INGS.
As to " country, I cannot for the life of me sec why the great
Russia accepted the doumn IS the one safe refuge from chaos and that
alta time when all Europe and part OF the United States as we'll admit
the UTTER BANKRUPTCY OF ARLIAMENTAElSN
When parlamentarism is bankrupt. the TITLE OF the T"ier,
vhctper king O. president, is of no significance whatever.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-02-12
A Million. IN Back Taxes

CHICAGO, Feb. l0.-The trustees OF
the Marshall Field estate an1 the couu.
ty attorney have agreed or . settle.
meat of one million dollars in full
satisfaction OF the claims Of the county
concerning back taxes on unassessed
securities scheduled in The probate
court after the death 0: Marshall
Yield, in January, 1906.
The settlement ends u suit for ST.
I3S, 600 sled by the county attorney in
the superior court in May, 1907. The
suit followed the refusal of the trustees
to pay back taxes, which the board of
tax review presented after it had dis.
covered that the inventory of the es-
tate contained many securities &C.
Quired in 1900 or later, which had
never been listed or assessed by Mr..
Field. The taxes amounted to 81, 800,
600, and in addition "A penalty of ter
per cent, which the illinois statutes
require on unlisted personal property,
was demanded.
This penalty, amounting TO $3.50, 600
was the chief item OF contention il
the suit.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-02-12
ENGLISH ETCHlNGS.

In 1872 vagrancy vas punished ihs
England by death.
-Four hundred millions Of sardines ara
taken yearly off English coasts.
Under the copyright act Of 1912 the
British museum receives one copy Of
every book published.
y notice board fixed outside BrixtOI
prison hears the legend, NO Admit
lance Except on Business"
The %foftowing advertisement appears
in a Lotdon journal: IN. n. O.-Ee
original. Drowning unpleasant this
time Of year. When sensible you may
call at 31.-Sis.'
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-02-12
COULD NOT Walk
FOR -FOUR MONTHS
Mass Of itching, Burning Humor
on Ank|es-Feet Fearfully Swollen
--0piates Alone Brought Sleep
Many Treatments Failed but
TORIURES OF ECZEMA
YIELDED TO CuTICURA

"Cuticura Remedies are all you claim
them to be. l had eczema for over
two years. l had two physicians, but
they only gave me relief for a short time
and l cannoG enumerate the ointments
and lotions I used to no purpose. My
ankles were one mass Of sores. The
itching and burning were So intense that
I could not sleep. 1 could not walk for
nearly four months. One day my
husband said l had better try the Cuti.
cura Remedies. After using them three
times, l had the best nights rest in
months unless I took an opiate. l used
one set of Cuticura Soap, Cuticura
Ointment, and Cuticura Resoivent Pills.
and my ankles healed in a short time.
1t is now a year since l used Cuti-
cura. and there has been no return Of
the eczema.
Il had IA small lump n the corner Of
my eye for over a year which was very
painful and got larger all the time. !
thought l would try Cuticura Soap and
Ointment on it, and % it is gone. /
am seventy-three years old and have
lived on the farm J. now occupy for
twenty-seven years. Cuticsua Rene
dies are the safest AID most reliable /
have ever used for all skin humors. Mrs.
David Brown. Locke, Crawford Co..
Ark, May IS and Jaly ID, 1907"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-02-12
Socialism Is Not Opposed
To American Ideas,

BY JOHN 6 PHELPS sToKHs Socialist. Of New YORK
- UR fathers threw off the British yoke in defense Of the prin-
~ e'p'9 that taxation" tic r without "'ss fsprszsnt1'io" n is tyranny NY This Tpi;
AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH as understood by its
founders. Yet the opponents of socialism insist that it is st war with
the basic principles of our republic, that it is something essentially
alien which cannot be grated upon our soil. They are wroag.
THE PRINCIPLES OUR FATHERS DIED FOR ARE THOSE
FOR WHICH WE SOCIALISTS CONTEND TODAY, CONTEND AGAINST
IGNORANCE, AGAINST INDIFFERENCE, AGAINST HUGE. COMB.
NATIONS OF CAPITAL.
We insist that NO MAN HAS A RIGHT TO TAX ANOTH-
Err WITHOUT THE OTHERS CONSENT, We insist that the
producer has a right to dispose of the product of his toll. We protest
against the present organization of society, which enables orc man to
compel another to support him in lDIENESS.
In spite of the boased prosperity of our country statistics show
that the average American wage Garner is receiving only $3.50 a year
as the reward of his toll. This wage is SIMPLY SUFFICIENT
TO KEEP HIM FROM ACTUAL STARV ALTON. 1t offers
him no opportunity for self improvement, for the indulgence OF those
hopes which mako life worth living The mar out of a job deter
mines the scale of wages. The sum which he rames in his fear of
STARVATION as the price for which he will sell his lahsr is that
for which the man inside the gates must be contend to toll.
It is objected that Socialists would put mankind on 8 DEAD
LEVEL On the contrary, the majority of mankind arc On a dead
TO EACH ACCORDING TO HIS INDUSTRY AND HIS
CAPACITY.
We HAVE NO OBJECTION TO WEALTH AS WEALTH. LET
PEOPLE HAVE MOTOR CARS AND YACHTS IF THEY CAN PRO
pucE SOMETHING IN EXCHANGE FOR THEM, BUT LET THEN
CEASE TO BUY THESE LUxURiEs WITH THE MONEY EARNED
sv OTHERS.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-02-12
SHO7T STORIES.

This century will have twenty-five
leap years, the greatest possible num-
Der.
Tule lake, in Oregon, is emptyiny
itself through a subterranean hole,
down which the water is pouring in
a whirlpool with d%eafening noise.
\ man from st. Jofnsbury, Vt. de.
string to embark in the trucking bust
ness in Groveton, n. H., was forced
to abandon the enterprise because Of
inability to rent a house In which to
live.
Daniel Webster and Benjamin f.
Butter were among the great lawyers
to try cases in the old Wiscasset (Me.)
courthouse. which was somewhat
damaged by fire recently. All the rec.
orIls were saved.
The total number Of patents taken
out in the world since the beginning
If patent laws is found by A.. Fitch,
from French statistics, to reach $780,.
600, Of which 100000 have been
granted in the last fifty years.
A remarkable exhibition Of high
jumping was given In Rutland, VT,
the other day by q large buck. deer
who gracefully an1 down the avenue.
He ran between houses, cleared fences
eight feet in height with no effort At
all and disappeared in the country.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-02-12
FLOWER AND TREE.

The 762 varieties cf arctic flowers
have but two colors. white and yellow
An acre Of forest when cut down
will yield about a thousand cubic feet
of timber.
The number Of leaves On a lurge six
t. foot high oak tree has been counted
and found to exceed 100000.
The coffee tree is to all inteats and
purposes q cherry tree, whose cherries
grow along the stems and ripen at diff.
nerent times, a ripe and a green cherry
standing side by side. The picking
1aust of curse be done by hand.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-02-12
DISFIGURED
For life Is the Despairing Cry
Of Thousands

OF skin-tortured and disfgured VIC
bins Of humors, eczemas, letters, and
rashes. who have tried and found want
ing many remedies, and who have lost
faith in all. To such Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills appeal with irrssist-
ible force. They are absolutely pure.
sweet, gentle. aud wholesome. They
afford immediate relief in the most dis
tressing cases. and point to a speedy cure
when all else fails.
Complete External and Internal Trsatmen! fol
Every Humor OF Infants Children, and Adults
Cuticura Ointmeat -l50c) to Heal the Skin, and
Cuirura Resolvsnt t5Or} ), torin the form! Of Chocolate
Sold throushouf the world Potter Drug & Chem
Corn. sole Props, Boston. Mass.
as Mailed Free. Cuticura Book CO Skin Diseases
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-02-12
Desert land..Finai Proof.
UNITED STATES LAM Ore,CE,


GREAT FALLS, Moat., Feb. 5, lsCS.
Notice ia hereby given that the following named
entrymen have filed notices Of their intention to
make taa proofs under their entries, ~ de
scribed. before John Mcdowell. L. :. commits.
sione,. at his office in Geld Butte. Montana, on
Thursday, the 18th day of March. 1905, viz:
BERTHA 4. X
of Glral Falls, Montana, for desert-land enirs
No. l445, for the Ella section :, township 81 north,
range 3 east;
MARY MACHAl.E,
Of Gold Butte, Montana, for de>ert-land entr,
No. l5eo, for lots !, >. , and 1, section -, town
ship 81 north, range 5 east; Ete NEa, ESa SCI
section II, township 81 north, range > east. and
CHARLES AMBURN,
of Gold Butte, Montana, for desrrt-lanI entr,
No. l6i6, for the NEha section Is, township 8
north. range ) east.
They lame the following witnesses to pruvett,
complete irrigation and lamat OF iardS EN-
hracei in SAID entries; Frank : Scslese, Rich
ard Roscoe. Frank sutton and Anthony II Few
al If cold Butte, Montana.
j N. BURLlNGAME, Register
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-02-12
Japan Wants
Peace With
America :. 10000.
BY Vscount AOKi. Retiring japanese Ambassador to the
United States.

&s$ssat@s RAPAN WANTS PEACE WITH AMERICA NOW AND AL
+ + WAYS, AND SHE WILL OMIT NO EFFORT TO MAKE
THAT DESIRE a REALITY. AN CONVINCED THAT
AMERICA REciPRocATEs THIS GOOD WILL AND
SNAIL 'z4s 1547 s:'oe7 1e"o:' the OCEAN:
]. I am perfectly convinced that the immigration of
japanese laborers to this country is UNDESIRABLE.
I admit that if it is IMPOSSIBLE FOR AMERICAN AND JAP
ANESE LABOR TO LIVE AND WORK TOGETHER IN THIS
COUNTRY WITHOUT FIGHTING under the competitive con-
dltlons which the Japanese laborcr imposes on the American laborer
l cannot see how strife can be avoided between them, and for this
reason I am in favor of the RESTRICTION n of immigration.
l can assure you that the immigration of laborers from Japan to
this country will be entirely stopped by tho Japanese government and
also that the American laborers will be excluded from catering Japan.
The japanese government is fully determined on this course and
EFFECTIVE LEGISLATION WILL BE ENACTED N EN-
FORCED IMMEDIATELY. The effect of these regulations will in
my opinion, remove all serious international differences.
The principal object Of my returning to Tokyo is to explain in de-
tail the conditions existing in this country. These conditions are little,
understood in Japan because Of MISREPRESENTATION on the
part Of the press and because Of biased and prejudicsd correspondents,
both American and Japanese. [ am convinced that when the Japa-
nesc people a a whole thoroughly understand the situation they will
realize the necessity Of the legislation which it is the purpose Of the
government to put into effect.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-02-12
The River Press,

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-21
DER FlIEGFNOE HOLLANDER. /"

81 senior VeraF, director de la banda de
lR policfR inHulaT, hR intPoducid0 en- %
nuevo repertoire una nuevR obFR Maestro:
la oveEturR de "El Buque FantaBma'
(Dar Flisgsnde Hollander.) Ya son dou
Las obEaG con que pEedicR 81 evapgslio del
arts, On estRB HoledAdeg, sste miAioneFO
entuHiaRta: egs 0vertuTa y Ia sinfonfa on
do menor de Beethoven.
El lafioE VeraF, que no ignoPa 81 vRlor
y Ia fu0EzR del ContrGats degpues de tocRr
tan admirable obra On IL Fetreta del do
miDgo, hizo OR, continuation, ID md
sicR pobTe ins'pidR de una coBa que Be
llama "LR RsinR Mora, m6aioa enteFa
mente del guAto de nue1tFo p6blico, cusE.
do hR podido cruzar loB maEsg viVir
aquf vida pr6SpeTR. No eB poAible que
Las pOrBonas diBCEetag que estRbRn antsno'
che On ID Fetgeta, ante ere ContFagt0 tan
bien esCogido no 90 dieTan Cuenta del
trists eatad0 de atFaao en- que % hallR en-
TIRE noBotEog I'M Bentido que importa tanto
cultivRI: 81 sentido est6tico.
DirfRse, sin embargo, que el senior We.
raT empiezR poE donde dsbs RCabaF, poE
Beethoven y Wagner. SsTa tal vez que
GA ~ 0Ab&AA-sl&4O p0A AgSeA9kb4G "a R8M
musicalmente, be Ie va IL mano. NoEotros
le aoonsejariamos que comsn7aFs por in.
troduoir Hydn ,, sobre todo, Mo8sTt,
cuYR insinuante amabilidad hAbrfR de ha'
cerle f6Cil 30 noble emprsBR IPoT que
no Be pEocuFR nueatF0 oompafiaEo lR in
comparable ninfonf8 On col menor del di
vino Wolgap, Il Tepits hRsta que 50
auditoFio de los domingoH por ID nochs
pueda OOmprenderla ? smpsparss de %
belleza exquiaita? 8sleccionos de 81 "Don
Juan" "La Flauts EnOantRda'', tras.
Efan muOho Rdelante; aDi como tambien Ii
sinfonfa de La RsinA", de papa Hydn, y
las pIimeEaa tres de Beethoven, laB gus C.
rfan para uuB oYentsl como navegar poT
Las oRillRB de eBe mar CuyR inmsn1a estsns
sion enormeg pPofundidadel estGn "a laE
que vionen do ID CUNTS
sinfonia ca Rdelants.
Eluefior Vsrar lego bian Hu partitura
81 domingo, siguiendo dc an modo gallaF'
do % ortOgraffR. Los ej4cutRntes que
foTman la banda il Biguieron muy biaD.
No e. pOca lR labor que requieFs Ia pre-
yentaci6n dc una obEa como egta ovOFtuYa
de Wagner, veFdadeEa mRraviIla de arts
descriptive, de ls cuRl hR dicho 81 ilugtr0
doctor Parry que g ''ls espTeli6n'', magis.
tral CuantO es posible de funeato8 pPeua. |
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PrOysCtn muy bisn
acOgido en- AreGib0.
Ill quldato OYganIzlaO d nulVo GusrpO Do b0n-
bIFeS d ID GIUald.
(De nue8tro oorregpon8a7).

EneEo 19.-Anoche di6 uu primera ex
hibiCi6n en- este teatro 81 aCEeditado cine
mat6grafo del senior Rozns dRndo como
Ger nuevau intereGantes pelfC6laG. Con
tinuar6 dando funciOneB Il pr6xima Dc.
mana.
lei concejo municipal ha aCordado 81
arreglo de Ia plRzuela de San Felipe oaIle
VeTgRrR, entrsda del paGeo de damas ha.
cor I'm piyo dicho paHeo. FeliCitamoa II
senior R4m6n CRdilla auGoE de IL moci6n.
Hoy be enc0ntrabR en- sat3 CiudRd de
pageo 81 senior don JoR6 FigUeFaE, geCEeta.
rio de ID Corte de Diatrito de San Juan.
-Ha aldo mUY biOn acogida en- eata oiu.
dad 81 p1OYeCto presantado por 81 delegado
Lilo. de Diego para IR construction de an
edifci0 inBulaE on e1tR ciudad gus eB de
muchR neCssidad para Comodiiad pres.
tigio de laa ofcinR8 y depaFtament0s que
en- 81 Be han de inBtalaE.
-Ha quedGdo OFgRnizsdo 81 nuavo
CusEpO de bomberoB de AreCibo, On la 81
guients forms: Jefs Dr.. Miguel Rosen
AEtau, cfoial de bomba manga don AN
gel Mattel, Official de eIcalaE don j. "A.
Viozcochea. Official de obraro1 don Francis.
co TavaFez, m6dico DR.. F. AIemSo, pr6c.
ticants don Benjamin Abolafa, mRquinig.
e don Arturo Gonzales PTAdb, bIigada
ayudante dbl jels 81. GurtAYo Zsno, CsIa.
dor mayor don u Arroyo, adem6s so
hombEe aeTs 1aFgontou, CabO8 yndmerog.
I'm q pr61imo vRpoF ge encaFgan Los EGp
tadoa unidos los nusvOl unifoTmes = mate
rial m61 Indispensable.
PaEa-sl pR64fmo pEeaupneIto sO conGig.
nara pRFtidg para una banda de mtBics
otFos matsEiRloB neCaHaHiou.
En- Is logia Tanam6 Be hR oBtabIaCido
una biblioteCR para reCreo ' uSo dc 1un
miembHor.
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VENTA de carros, muIas, CabalIoB, he
Eramientas y otroB titles de construction.
m6quinRE de gasolinR.
s TaladrOa para pisdFa de aiTe compri.
mid0.
30 Mulss tOdaH on buena condici6n.
CaEEoH de cuatro TusdaH maPca ''Stude.
bReker."
PalaI picos, CaTEetillaB, barras de hierro,
maTEonea, martilIos infnidad de herla.
mientRn.
El material arEiba mencionado, puede
verue en- BEyam6n en- Salto dc Comerfo.
Para mas infOEmeI, di1igirae q q. S. Miller
Superintendente de CONSTRUCTION J. g
White q Go, EAtaCi6n del Trolley. ~
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PARA REGALOs. - El aCrsditado
cafe MORGAN, 81 nuevo cafe, FOFtaIesa 21
RCRba dc recibir nm magnfico suEtido de
slegantes Cajitau de esquisitos dOsgceS =
6Om6Oaes, pTopios para regRlos de eSta
otFR temperate. Las mas aCreditada
maEcaH de chocolates se enCuentFan allf los
sItucheB SON do 10 mas aEtflticO y ino.
Los hslRdos de ffutas del pals , EefreBCol
Eguen Eiendo de 10 mas esquisitO. Pre-
clos m6diCoE ssrvicio r6pidO y tods
hoEa. 81 chocolate 'Baker" ofreCe atra
yentes novedades.
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BOSTON BAZAR.

Cada dfa tienen mayor aCeptaCi6n loE
ATticuloH de este aCreditado eAtablecimien'
TO. En- objetOs fnos para caballeFos como
corbataE, Cinturoneu, pajRmRB, mediag, ca
misaE, CuelloH, ETC., ETC., el nurtido 90 es
plendido. En- aTtfoulos de fantasia com
plaCemou 81 guBtO mas CapriChoso. Aca'
bRmoH de TeCibiF IN bonito Burtido da
psinetas para HefioYaA Tambien tenemoa
en- ConHtante sxistoncia paEaguas, maIetaa
para viaje, gOFFaH infnidad do artfculos
que Herfa prolific enumeraF. Todo &
pEeci0 HumamentO m6dico.
PoE tOdoS IoA Corrsos rsoibs novsdadeg
q Boston BaERr", de Cort6B y Mu6iE.
San Francisco 81.
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Casa d Prssianos del. C. Silva.

En- los diaS 80 81 del CorEiente mes
Levar6 & cAbo el TemRte de las pFendss
Cuyol talonsu no han lido renovadoB ni
Canceladou despu6s de los GsiG messB que
COncsda la ley.
La casa auspende Buu OperaCionen de
pE6at1moH , Huplica 4 todos los que tengsn
prondsa q objotOG empefiadou 10 Birvan
relOAtarloSsn 81 termino que prescribe Ia
eg. u 8y.
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CADA Ola OBTEENE mayor popu'
laridad 81 mGguffco Ron San LuiG, como
Cido genaEaImsnts con 81 nombTe de Ex
pouiCi6n. PrepaEado , embOtellado por
Ios ssfiores Alvarez HeTmanog, no C0ntiene
ninguna BuutanCia uOciva J 10 prusba "a
gran demands. Dep6uito San Jose 81
n6mero z. a.p.
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Atrav6s del estreCho de MagaIIanes

Corpenhge capital
maritime av del ato de Ma
mandFA dspQeA
d6n Dc an Pu Arenas adO del OOa9no At
pccB bvedRd
aOogido los gndes comh naveEa1 mpqda del
ofe pego OauBantaG Oderab
iuoB sadoa
a.abaoa capital de 800000o ao-o-
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SHRTICI0 BSPHgIAL DE Gables
DM
la Denocracia" J la Correspondence"
UNID6S
Confirnando Ia afirnagi6n del niDistrO

EadOB Uni
gobianO delol
hbfn aHhdo 6Tdanes
ib pOons americans Dho
sgregpdo naval cor mo Marina
ap6n o 70 relative e pod6n log
cho1 de l Eadog Ondos mua Fprendido ante
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Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn & %.
Eegsla an rsloj de ORC "WalthHm" sema
nalmento entire sul Clienteu, la Ultima Bo.
mana obtuvIorOn uno, don Manuel Torres
BoEges y don Juan Apellsniz, uocio ndms-
70 81
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Estados Unidos y Ell Canada

WDgton los 5ouIo pOioo Dc ea odao quin
~ ngsnca asunto Dc immigration japOnsSa E mimo pooa
ambOs gbernoB abo4 fma. que ugAn y go
Egobieo
az capital Cei s epo hye doaEo una
de los
barcc ado agun a hu
On pgo haCor circular 0anaTds
Rlamantea
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POR AUSENTARsE nu dueflO % ven.
de una pRTsja de CsbalIos para CARO-, ?
dos csrroa leva. InformRr6n, Luna 20,
bljo1 6v.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-21

sE NECEsITA UN ENCARGADO.
Para eaCogida dc elaboration de Ciga.
rroE, debe Har pE6ctico ontendido saber
aECojer y envasar, se deBsan referencias '
Hueldo que pEetends. DirigiEHe q Box
CaguaA 3v.A
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El RaisuIi rebeIde siempre

T6pe Ensro Ell nusvo fd proamado Eentmene
nda Eomense Caheoa
gaEno rsndi Mule
snden declaration Santa hho
bus del Abdul
Asizb bu Tefugo Francia
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-ABRIGOS de seda lana para aeRlc-
EaS y nifios, SombreroH forma Japouesa 6
Iuglesa, Ultima modR de ParfE; RcabAn de
TecibiEGe en- 81 estableoimi0nto GEL Tsle'
grafo" San JuAtO IL y venden preCios
bREatisimoB.
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ENsENANZA COMPLETA de uom.
bTsroH On 81 corto egpacio de tres meBso,
con derechO { la Confscci6n reforms de
slIoH. ConfscCi6n de vsstidoB sombra.
EoH & preeioa eCoD6micos 80 Rafael Cor.
deEo ST. 8v.n
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-En "La CoEEea apondoncia do Puerto
RiOo'', All0n 81, hay do vonta HsCiboa q.
IonaEio8 para CobEo de alquiIoRo1 ID Oarag.
dnn2Ra @ metEIiOo , con iirmRa, doCla e,
sionM dc naoiuaionto, dofunOi6n OoYtiRCa.
of6n nGdfca
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NDICIBOR GENERAL

ks0NsEIo A LAS MADRES.-EI jarsbe eaEulanSe de
. esVa Winsow debe semprs que los ninos esten
q = odo de "a dentici6n. PropoTcona avio nrnediag
pequeno paeente, produce sleno natural tanSulo,
Gta el dolor e angelic despierta muY vivoy slegra
Rg muY agradable al ealadaf, cama al nnc Sbahda sug
endas aVh dolores, haee faeles las funcones Del
ronoc Is para "a diarrea va Drcysnga esa de IA den5n
q eulduera causa. 1tngse muho culdado pedh
a
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LOLA MAS Professors de piano
ofreCs Hus seEviCios en- 81 casa Cruz 80, Rl'
tos San Juan P. r. Bows
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LOS MAS ACREDITADOs. - A.
Blanco Fernandez. FlbFIelRiS Dc IlGOTGS
conOCido ventaiouaments en- todR la isIR y
sxtraDieEo 6EdeneH al ApaEtado 887, 8 la
Gale dc Tesu6n 43, en- San juan, de
Puerto Rico.
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gios , de la implaCabiIidad de lon sle-
mentoE."
Manusg Martines Pee
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pecaidad en- tOda
=
So
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LA RELOJERIA , jOyerfa del sr.
KehEhRhn y ca. Ie ha trasladsdo IL ca
lie do San jose is fronte 81 OorFeO, dond0
hay ConUEsntemente un buen Burtido de re.
OjoI , otrRs pFSndAR p. o.
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RsfaTnas en- 9! sarYleia do lasaIaTos

TRENEs NOCTURNos DIARIos DE SAN JUAN A PONCE 7 DE
PONCE A SAN JUAN.
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A. VELEZ ALVARADO.

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