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Mohave County miner., 1908-08-29

MINER KINGMAN. ARIZONA,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
SHOT DOWN IN COURT ROOM.
Graft Prosecutor Heney Seriously
Wounded at San Francisco.

San Francisco, Nov, 10, Francis j.
Heney, a leading figure in the prosecu-
ton of municipal corruption in San
Francisco, was shot and seriously in
jured at Az O'Clock today in Judge
Lawlor's court room by Morris haas,
a Jewish saloon keeper, who had been
accepted as juror in a previous trial
of Abraham Ruef aud afterwards re-
moved, it having been shown in court
by Heney that Hass was an ex.convict,
fact not brought ont in his examina.
ton as a venire man.
The shooting Of Heney occurred in
the presence OF many persons IN the
court room during recess in the trial
of Abraham Ruef, for the third time on
the charge of bribery, A 9 O'Clock to.
night Mr., Heney, who retained con
seiousness and will likely recover, said
Il will live to prosecute Haas al d
Rnef."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
F. c. SMITH GETS COMMISSION.
Will Assume Duties as National Bank
Examiner al Once,

After lapse of several months Since
his recommendation by the entire Yer
mont delegation to Congress. Fuller c.
Smith, of st. Albai $ has received his
commission AS national bank examiner
and will assume his new duties at
once, Mr.. Smith, who at present is in
Washington familarizng himself with
the duties of his new position, will re-
turn to 81. Adams about the middle of
the week.
Upon the resignation Of Frank H..
Fish, of Vergennes, who resigned the
position of examiner to enter into the
fight for the nomination as represen.
tative TO Congress from the first con
gressional district, Mr.. Smith was
nominated TO be his successor, but it
is understood that, owing to the re-or-
ganzation of the department, il was
not considered advisable to commits.
sion Mr. Smith until recently. Mean
while, the work has been done by a
New Hampshire examiner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
lnNnnNnrAEY

Russell Warue, aud wife vent q
Chester Saturday,
No. y " Mardou i .,aaly e..
covering from her receui illness.
The great question 81 The IA, "a
Tins and adjoining towns n. Il small.
posi'
THE hunters have returned and
nov the topic II conversation i small.
poS,
Mr.. Wing Is 10 finish work a the
hotel soon aud Stillman child. j. %
take his place
Airs. Della sutton goes this week
10 New York 10 spend the winter with
her daughter
The new church steps arc nearly
finished aud arr great improvement
over The old ones.
Mrs. bradley Of Brattleboro is at
Mrs. Wards, called here by the death
Of her sister, Mrs. Hail.
A. II Wade returned from l3rattlc.
boro Saturday night. Mr. Wade had
an operation upon one of his ears while
there
Miss Rose LaDue returned to her
home Monday aud Miss Toilette went
10 Townshend Saturday. Schools are
CLOSED until after Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Clara Walker who has been
spending few weeks with friends in
this place, went the first of the week 10
East Wallingford TO visit her mother.
Mrs. Geo. Hall passed away last
Thursday evening at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Lena Ward, after n
lingering illness. Prayers at the house
Friday at 3 p. M, and the body was
taken TO Williamsville Saturday where
funeral services and interment was
made. Mrs. Hall came here from Will
Evansville, She leaves a husband and
daughter in this place and sister in
Brattleboro.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
METCALF HAS RESIGNED.

Washington, Nov. 49, Secretary Of
the Navy Victor II. Metcalf today ten
dered his resignation to the president
TO take effect, Dee. LIST on account Of
lll-health. Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy Truman n. Newberry has been
named as Nh, Metcalf's successor.
Mr.. Metcalf has suffered from a ner,
vous breakdown that has rendered it
impossible for him to remain at his
desk for any length Of time. and the
chronic nature OF his trouble has caus-
ed him 10 abandon hope Of recovery
while burdened with the cares Of Office.
Mr.. Metcalf was thoroughly yersed
in naval matters, having served on the
House committee on naval affairs
while in Congress. His Hrst appoint
ment under this administration was as
secretary of commerce and labor, which
he reiinquished in order to accept the
duties Of secretary OF the navy on De
cemher IL 1906.
Mr.. Newberry bad never filled any
important public Office prior TO his op-
pointment as assistant secretary of the
navy, November /, 1865. Prior TO that
time he was in business Ia Detroit.
Mich. The intelligent interest he has
displayed in connection with his post
has caused much favorable comment.
Mr.. Ncwberry has entered into the
spirit Of naval Improvement aud has
oo.operated whenever possible N the
development Of naval matters, lie will
have an opportunity 70 use bis personal
prestige with the naval affairs commit
tees Of both houses in securing desired
naval legislation,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

Nn. q AT Brfby and infant
daughter speui ies dsy. lat sreek n
Manchester aiib Mr. briphy's par
cnis. M and Mrs VI q sertw
Lawrence Wade. pho ts. hecu
uorbing o. the Ames farm for setersi
months, finished work there last uetk
sad sent D. Us hs,me IL harset ~
expects - b. employed during the win.
isf IL 4 Store "a Springfield, Mass.
The Ladies HOME Missionary 50.
ricsy mccis this Thursday afternoon
allll Mrs. A J l.a,tlaud The ladies
sill .cA % the bcddiue vasrh has II
rtAdy been commenced II !. hoptd
large unmber aill aiti,d, Everyone
q. invited
The auction held 0n the Ame,
farm last Thursday va. largely attend
I'd Many people from pawlei. Ro.
pert, Sunderland. Manchester and
DANNY. Nv well VI from this town, were
present Much personal property in
GLIDING live stock, has aud ensiiAgo
aud a great variety 81 farming imple
meuts were sold
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
A WOMAN'S BACK.
The Aches and Pains Will Disappear
II The Advice Of This Manchester
Depot Citizen Is Followed.

A woman's back has many aches and
pans.
Most times It's the kidneys fault,
Baekache is really kidney ache.
That's why Doap's Kidney Pills cure
it.
Many Manchester Depot women know
this.
Read what one has TO say about H.:
Mrs. 5. W. Jameson, living on Elm
st., Manchester Depot, W., says; IL
have used Doan's Kidney Pills and can
say that have found them 10 be a
remedy Of merit. had severe pains
IN my back aud IONS. and when this
preparation was recommended 10 me.
| procured box from A. II. Petit
bones drug store aud commenced its
use. II was only after few weeks
use that the symptoms Of my trouble
commenced 10 disappear. | believe
Doan's Kidney Pills 10 be thorough
ly reliable remedy aud fully up 70 all
claims made for them"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan 'a--apd
take 40 other.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

dref killed q Abingdon ana yiesnty
have bern IMPORTED a. Gamc Warisn
rallmau, the iao lsrersi brine sapiur
"a by Arthur smith ahd Henry Mnd
~ West Arlington. Bach 81 these aui.
msls weighed 1o pounds Il d ander.
stao3 that member " others should
~ beard ftutn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
Holden, Leonard & Co
Beni1if1gtOn,Vt.
Estate of S. M. W. Orvis.
Order of Publication of License

Order of Publication of License.
STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Manchest.
er, SIS.
BE IT REMEMBERED, that at a session Of
the Probate Court holden at Manchester
within and for said District, on the 4th da,
OF November A. ID. 1908.
PRESENT: HON. w. B. EDGERTON, JUDGE
WHEREAS. Z. {. Orvis, Administrator on
the estate OF s M w. OrviS, late OF Manches-
ter, in said District, deceased, has this
day presented to said Court, his petition in
writing, setting forth that the sale of all the
real estate OF said deceased, TO wit strip
Of land one rod wide lying and being on the
easterly side Of the Chas. d. Mlliett house
lot which the deceased in her lifetime had
verbally agreed to convey; also the Episeo-
pal Church Lot on Seminary Avenue. would
be beneficial to the heirs Of said deceased
and those interested in her estate, as we'll as
fulfilling said agreement, and therein making
application TO said Court for license to make
such sale. And said Administrator having
produced to said Court the assent in writing
of all the heirs OF said deceased residing In
this State interested in said real estate
II IS ORDERED, That all persons inter
ested in the estate OF said deceased be notified
TO appear before said Court, at the Probate
Office in Manchester. in said District, on the
zsth day IN Nov. A, d. 1908, by publication OF
this order, three weeks successfully previous
thereto, in the Manchester Journal, a newspa-
per printed at Manchester aforesaid, to show
cause, Il any they may have, why said
license should not be granted,
25-3w W. b EDGERTON, Judge
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers II this paper will b. pleased to
learn thai there IL ht iaHsg usle dreaded 18F
s-asss that science has is-en atlr 20 ear 81 Hll
IT, siAe.s and that l. eaHtarih Halls
fRisrrh Gnr,s D. The only positive rnf6 nov
kBosn - the iapiiral fraternity. Gatarfh
s..ius constitutional aisaass riqHiffs q
eof1sf9t n ipnAi treatment. Halls tAsarfh
rliy. :. taken Internally. acting directly nn-
oil tbs hitspa assd mucous surfaces u Be- sys,
fam thereby destroying the foHudng tsssi 0f
The = srase. and giving ths pntleui Strength
tsy ts.8liding np the consultation ana assist
ma gature 10 aoaEgs "a. work. Jle praUflss-
tors hsTs 10 iHseb tsifh ~ ~ c9milNs pow
80 tsiht they offer one Hundred netiags f0r
ans enss that Il taiis % cure. NeuG fof iist
- testimonials.
Address v. ]. cheney a 80. Toieio
Sold ~ all nraggists, sse.
Take Hhiis Family Pulls Tor epnstif pat inn
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l,snefi ffoH sace aemhsr ~ ihe
Grange The nslofiiy ~ss u the
opinaa ihsa ihs literary pan had necn
masl bcuehclsL Meuau Rabssts y.
D.. vas preseni And spoke ia DE- hssh.
"a terms ~ ihr wgft Ia its grange
darn9 ihe paai year. Mrs n n.
Shsw favored ihosf prevent aith ii
tno slio after shish she rad s~lec.
lion oa domestic Feliciiy Or other
wl~ r. uisr,iug srffeni Ihs neat
noefise ~ Eaiisukili Valley Grange
slll h. hsld Saturday evening. Ne,
~. The leciamr Nnnoanesd 10. EEL,
lowing ~ ihr program for the next
mreiang Question. ihc szmc ~ the
prryions one "lloa much II ,isr in
come from the farm ongtl lhc wife 70
hattf The gentlemen SIRE ~ discuss
ihis question and during the evening
there sill be several musical selections
After she business meeting there sill
bo an open meeting 10 which the pnblie
are cordially invited II has been de
cided lhsi ia the future when subjects
u such Importance A. the one here
arr % be- discussed that the
public should be- invited aud derive
lasting benefit from the decision.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
The
Worlds
SfllarteSt
Overcoats

ID q atlns a. usskr = MS difference
~ gea = hsrs yosi hay souf ssSrcs'at
ihis soAs4p aiffefenre 20 styles
ainWeAcs Ia appearance di'.f-
eaes 81 ptien. Nv"fg es@s 90 ossf
iNi.iss Il essns piruous - representation
- sauaa ~ the ssTy isest sisA
cgtassa this ssa,saa. SeN s~ihlna
1. ssuf n0nny. Ne stA8fnd this
haaiMess sta ssssa eioihns Asaa enrh
ass W sie sifisfaE h. impfoer ufssn
a. tsaf Customers are piaasea. ans
~s as5aaa " tbe aas ~ili ever ceins,
shsn ~ ssil bfAneh ea2 tatp fhe
sEha Ms& i3Msinsssr nsrs Afe lhe
HARVARD ~iaiie nsiish.Aesof rui-
40 ssAss RsettHs 0N~rrssss apd
tiaefe WhAa stli yo@ have ~
saarss lAs,p Ia. asia W. ~iii iAis q
over
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

Heavy, impure blood makes a muddy.
pimply complexion, headaches, nausea,
Indigestion. Thin blood makes you
weak, pale, siekiy. Burdock Blood
Bitters makes the blood rich, red, pure
--restores perfect health.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
A Reliable RamedY
FOR
CATARRH
EIy's Cream Balm

hfans FasaitiRg from catarrh and drives
.~ay aCod IN The Head quickly. Restores
the Senses u Taste and smell Full siSs
~ cts. a. DrHggisis or by mail. LIQUID
Crea1a Balm fsr use in a,oinizsfs ~ ca
Ely Eruihers, 5s Mansu street, Kew York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-24

Ell PETROLEO o ACEITE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como se ha pretendidO pOE
algunos industTiales recomendar Ell aceite
de petr6leo como un sustitutO del acefte de
hfgadO de bacalaO, debemos advertir pOr el
bien de los mismOs enfermOs que Ell aceite
de petroleO es una substanciR mineral, Qeu
81 se usa internamente es expelida integra
pOr las eVacuaciones intestin8les, Causan-
do la larga infamaci6n de Las Was diges-
twas. ..
Carec pOr 10 tanto de Ia propiedad esen-
cial de tOdO alimentO, la de ser asimilable
vOIverse parte de los teiidOs OTganicOs y
no puede nj remotRmente COmpaEaEse con
81 aceite de h1gadO de bacalao, cuya pro-
ptedad de nutrir y fortaleCer los oEganis-
tan jUstamente apreciadO en- t0dO Ell mum
do. ...
La meiOr manera de tOnar ell aceite de
hfgadO de bacal&O es en- Ia 6OEIna de emul-
sion, pOT ser &sf mas fRcilmente absOFbfdO
poE ell est6magO; de tOdRs las emUlsiones
cOnOcidas, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es univeTsalmente cOnsideTada como la
mas perfecta y La mas eficSz, no sOIamente
pOr Ia puFeza del aceite de los denaas in
gredientee que Sc empleRn en- su eIabOrR-
ci6n, sino pOrque es Ia d1s6cG emulsion Qats
no Sc sepGTd, que no Sc eIefQncjQ, qGGg sa0
oOg1tiegee sREbstGgsciCEs que 8rTiten SgstgG-
men eL est6DedgO y pOFqUe en- una pRlabHs
es ell aIimentO mas concentrate y mas asi
niIable que eOnocen los medieOs para
OOmbatiE tOdss las f0rmas de debilipad
oEgsniCa. para puEiflcaF Ia sangTa " como
uu auxil1ar indispensable para las persO,
mas afsCtadas de tisis, de e8cr6fula de Ea-
quitlNao Y OtEaa Colencias CgdniC
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-24
Dominance al mundO.

Las naCionss suEopsaE sat6u pEOoCupadf.
Gimau CON la alianEs que sCRba do frmaEUS
= que yG 90 ha dadO & ConoC0F lHn can
CilleFiag.
Inglatsrra, Francis, AlemRniA, RuHiR,
EatadoB UnidOH y Jsp6n, han ContEatado
una alianzR para EOpaRtirBO 81 ReEto del
mundO; noaotFoB no pOdsmOg Greer e1ta mo-
ticis, psE0 Of CEssmOz fEmRmsnta que no
hay traisn heChoB como los que vonds "a
Pslmosana do ]. PisEas J Comp, Allen 81.
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r.INaA EIEaE.I.A DEL oEsIE.

Tfinerario. itlas de Bayam6n y OapI-
al ainaUItRnean0enee
Dfaa Iab0rabIes. a1lana g, Z O5, $40
45 1I.00. Tards q. Is, 1.45, 8.I5. ABS, SIS.
y6.80.
Diaa festiyos. lEafiana Q. ,Q5, $50 8. As
y iii. Tarda 1915 1.S0, 2 so $50 $50 5,
46 y $50.
BiIletes baRatOs para Q1Rs 1est1Vos. De
CatafI0 Bayanaon, la y Vuelta 70. ola se
25e 2a. cIaze l6G. De Bay anon Oatano y
yueIta n. claae 15es n. clase 100.
BiIletss ordin8 rio de Capital q Catafi0 On
la, clase B Centavos.
Bayana6n 10 de septionbEo dc 1905
BawGRn WaFd@s.
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TAQUIGRAFIA.

Eata cIans sgtuvo divididR On d0B gFu'
poB. FoHmRFon sl gEupo RvRnzado Lon
6Iumnon JaE6nim0 FoRRlledas, Antonio
FuantsB, Leoncio Photo, Anfiloquio Gan
dRvs, JuanR Rivera Diaz Luis Mocs6
que han teEminado en- 0l pE6ssnt9 curse 81
e1tudio de e.te Fsmo, Ian impoPtentG On L.
aotualidad, solo nece1itan pE6ctiCa cong
tante. .FoFman 0l Wgund0 grupO, los
alumnos JoE6 Ort0ga, JUanR Llovet =
Luis Guillermo Marin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-24
ARITMETIOA.

Quinto curse. Antonio FusntsU (peo
sionista), IS; Luis MoCz6 Garcia, 81; Lsor'
clio Photo CpensiOnistG), 79.
CuartO curse. Anfiloquio G&ndaEa (pe,o'
siOni8ta), 95; Juana LlovOt, SO; JuauR
Rivera Dias (mediO penSiOni8tG), 80; HsC'
tor Gambia (pensioni0a), 85; JOKE OEtega
(pensionista1, rs. -.
Tercer cur8O. Miguel IribRB (mediO
pensionizta 81; Juan PaIou (penstonis
tai, 81; Miguel MaFtorell (penSiOnistG),
81; Pedro Candle skerstt, IS; Luis de
Cells P6reg (pensiOnista). 80; EuSsbio Ca
rri6n (pen8ionisto), Is; Gi6Como schiEn'.
"A.
Segundo cow8o. Luil GuilleEmO Marin
(pep.sisnisto), "a; Elisa Dfss MaFCiliRH.
81; Oscar Dfa8 Llenza (pen8iOeistG), S5;
FrRnoiGco MiFands, 81; Felipe FsFTer
(pensionistG) 81; Pedro RicREte (nedio
pensionista), 78; Mario Mas, rs; Rafael
Burgos, rs; Gilberto Garcia NavedO,
(pensjOnisto), rs.
Primer our8O. Antonio RoBSll6, 88;
Jog6 Garcia FaEfR (psNaiOni8tG), "a;
Eduardo MatuERna, rs; joaquin L9deB'
ma (ms8io psn8ioni8tu). rs; JGviOT Ca
rri6n (penSiOni0tO), II; JOa6 AmRtO V6'es
72.
ALGEBRA.
Terosr curse. Jsr6nimo FonallsdAE
(pen0iOni8ta9, 96
\ Ss0umdo c~rsO. Luiu MocS6. "a; An
t,nio Fusnteu, SO; LsonCio Photo, a.
Juana Rivera Dia8, "a; JuRnR LloVot
76. -
Primer curse. ADfloquio GGndara, 96
Luis de Cells, 80; JoG6 Ortegs, 80; Mi
guOl IEibGB, u.
GEOMETRIA PLANA Y sOLIDA.
Jsr6nimO FonalIodau, IS.
INGLES.
QuSssto curse. JsE6nimo FonallsdaI, 81
CMartO curse. Antonio FuanteI, 81
LOonCio Photo, 81.
Teroor curse. Juana Rivera DfaS, 95
SsqundO cWF0O. Auiloquio G6ndaEa
95; Hector GRndfa, 81; Luis de Ce'is, 81
Miguel MaTtoFolI, 79; Juan HeEFauz, 78
PuTs Reyes, 79; Rafael APPELLANTS, ~; Lui
GuiIlermo Marin, ".
Primer oNF5O. Miguel IVibaBp so; Fe
rTer, s6; Juan Palou, 7S; FrnnCiECo Mi
Randn, r.. ----...- ~.
-. CAsTELLANO.
TsTesF ouFsO. Juana Rivera Diaz, 50
Antonio Fuentes, 88; LoOnCio Photo, 90
Luis Mo0z6, 81.
GsgUnd0 curse. Hector Gandfa, 50. Anhld
quio GGndaEa, SO; Miguel IEihagu 64i jus
IL
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CuRsO PREPARATORIO
LOS NFIORES GRRF0I IONOS.

Ha dc rsCibiFBs Gl msjoE mas gEand0
guVtido de fon6gFafos y gFaf6monos OoIum
bia m6s de 5000 digCoE G3Cogidab, sgu.
ias do nu0Va invonCi6n, CueFdas repro
duCtoFss paFs loa miamoa en 'sEl Oislo. !"
Gran sImaCen de Cnmaa, CoIohonas, mus'
bles, tsiidog etc.. etc FortsIaza 25.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-24
EsORITURA EN- MAOUINA,

La nina Jusns Rivera Diaz, dirigiia
por ol professor Bsfior As0Djo, hizo Las pTGC'
tiCaB necoHRria8 en- I'M apaTRt0 Oliver pTi'
meFamOnte, = deBpu6s en- uno Remington.
MUSICA.
FoRmaFon Ia ClaBe de SOLfeO I0s alumn08
HumbeEto Martinez, Miguel MaEt0Foll,
Juan Rivera Disc, Luis g. MaAfn, Juan
Palou, Gi6como SChiFa, Pedro RiCSEte,
FeIiro ForEeF, Oscar Diaz y JoIe OEtPga
Ea pIofsBoR de aBta yamo, don Jose Lass.
Bajo la direction Edsl sefipF jordan con-
tinu6 JsE6nimo FcnaIledas el aEtudio dc
Violin, smpsE6 este miHmo sHtudiO Pedro
Ricagte, = 81 de Piano, Juan PaIOu. P0E
4 time, la nina JuRna Rivera Dia5, diHi'
gidR por 10 EafioFa AEbaBga, 0mpQs6 tam
bi6n 81 ogtudio de Piano; , Luis MOC86
ha Continuado el egtudi0 de FtGsstg con 0l
professor senior LasR.
CURsO PREPARATOR1O
Los nidoB de eate curse que mejOl ca
sx6msnO8 hiCisron son: Joa6 ApallsniZ
stoEeE, Javisr ABencio, Pedro AuCa, Olo'
doaldo QueipO, JuGto Gambia y Manuel
Rosy.
Pedro Moos6 Bdwist.
Can JuGn, julio 25 do / 9O9.
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a OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
pogggo I1adUssFiag da 6antugos CSan Junn
Box 857l tiene en Glass 40 pEimera pre-.
cio5 uin oompetenoia, Un complete surtido
paEs construction de- caaag. Molduga1 do
todoB tame nor. IablfllaB para peREanag.
Dsp6sitos. San Juan honta q muollo
n6msro q. santuFca Stop. "a. Tel6fonoa
425 y 1880. 1G
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TENE0uRTA DE LTRRos.

HiCi0F0n q G8tudi0 ta6TIO0 , pF6GtiC0 do
aBta impoFtante asignatuFa, bsjo Ia diEsC'
ci6n del professor D. Jose DfRE Prado. lo8
slumnoB Antonio D6vila (pensiOnSsta),
JoB6 Nsv6Fos L63as (psNsSOnSstG), JOH6
OEtegs, Anfiloquio G6ndaF0, Luis CsbA'
Hero, Jer6uimo FonalIadaB, Juans Rivera
Dfa8, JuRnR Llovst y JuRn q PRlou.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-24
EL BLNG0 0RRll.

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40 ha lido .frmada N escEituEa p6hIica
anita II notRRio don Cs-RrN Gonzales, az la
n0ciadad 81 Banco ObESEo de San Juan,
poE Icn aoCioa fund.- doGBs I'D qus raE6 in.
c0rnorada bai0 Ial 10y del pueblo &c Fto.
Rico + Il mayor breVs Vsdad, HaEa conntaDCia
y C0nocimiento da todO1 lo1 inteEsI I1d0BI q.
etfn nos Ia participant Ios uGfloEoa Manual
RubiO MsleDdez. FRanci.oo Mtjia Rivers,
Juan AlyaRas Alv6HsE, Manuel Rubio 6Rs
linas, Cirilo Diaz sanchsz, Martin Gle.
ments Gonzales Felix Santiago Forty.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-24
GEOGRAFTA universal,

Tereer owrsO. Antonio Fusnteg, 49,;
LsonCio Piloto, 81.
SegWndO cWFsO. Anfiloquio G6ndsER,
92; jose OEtsgo, 78; Pedro Gambia, %.
Primer curse. Luis de Calls, 95; Mi
gusl IFibau 90; HumbORto Martinez, 81 /;
Francisco Miranda, 81; JoU6 Miguel Man
quail, go; Felipe Fe1EeF; 80; PuFa Reyes,
IS; Pedro RiCREte, "a; joaquin LedsSma,
rs; Gilbsrto GaEcfa, n; Mario MAJ, rs;
Elisa DfRz. 74.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-24
DTBUJO LTNEAL.

TerOer oUrSO. J0H6nimo Fonalledag, 100,
6egWadO eMTSO. Looncio PiletO, so.
Primer CW8O. Antonio FuentsS, 80;
Pedro RicaEts, 85; Gi&com0 5Oh'Rs, 81;
Oscar D1s8, 80, jose Carrie, 80; Felipe
FsrEeE, 80. E8 professor de eats EamO D.
Manual 'JOPdfn,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-24

~ Jloyet 81; joe Ortees, so; Luis ils
Coils. 78; Miguel MaEtoEoll, ~; Luis Gui.
lIermo Malfn, rs; JGan HarraDz, rs; IA.
fasl ApallaniE, "A; Pedro Ghndia, 7S;
Primer cogso. HumbsTto Martinez PFas
do (peasionista), 95; Elisa Dilz 94;
Frsncigoo MiFands, SO; Pedro RiCaEte, 92;
Felipe FeFEsT, 80; Pu1a Reysu, 81; Gill
bsEto GsEcfa, so; EuBsbiO Carbon 86;
jose Miguel hEangual Cpen8iOni.tGO 85;
"A .toEio RogsIi6, 81; JoGe GarCfs FaEfR,
78; Jogqufn Lsdegm8, 76 .--.- -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-24

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