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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24
Southwest Darling

April 21.-John A. Thelander and
wife celerabted the Goth anniversary
of their marriage today. There arc
not many who know of the event; but
they will probably be-: surprised to-
night. They were married in Mime
apolis.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook,
Saturday, April 10, son.
Mrs. Selma Johnson went to North
Dakota last week.
Miss Esther Hanson is working in
Little Falls.
Lillian Cortner was visiting at home
Sunday, and ths same day took the
train for Little Falls.
August Blomquist took the train for
Randall Sunday. He says that Ran
dali is all right and has fine side
walks. He met some of his old
friends and they said they were glad
that the village and town were
separated, as there will be more
harmony.
Fire from passing engine set fire
to the meadow on Peter Lilgren s
farm.
John Regnell is building large
machine shed.
Joe Rouse, who is in North Dakota,
sends his best regards to all the Darl
ing girls.
Mrs P. Crow is not coming here,
but will take homestead in North
Dakota.
Belle Crow, who is in North
Dakota, has been very sick. We
hear that they do not like the windy
prairies of North Dakota.
Seeding is in full blast A rair
would help things greatly.
A number Of people attended thu
show at the county seat last week.
! Look out for the wedding bells il
the Sixth ward. Somebody bette
keep his eye on that Pike Greek boy
or he might get left.
| One dog has been killed since tn
fine of Is cents for letting dogs run a
large went into effect.
If you hear the fire bell, you shout,
come to the fire. On account of tn
dry weather, people should be careful
about setting fires.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24
SURE TO FAIL OF PASSAGE
Number Of Measures President
Desires to Have Enacted.

Washington, April 16.-The leaders
Of congress have notified the presi-
dent that several laws which he de-
sired to have enacted at this session
will not be put through. A recapitula-
ton shows that when the session
ends congress Will :prebably have
failed to pass many OF. the most i'm
portant measures recommended by
the president. They are as follows: "
Restricting the power of the fed
eral courts in the issuance Of injunc-
tons in labor disputes; amending the
Sherman antitrust law 50 al to estab.
lish q system of federal licenses for
interstate corporations; to enable the
railroads to form traffic associations
20 -as to- secure greater stability of
rates and returns; to remove some of
the restrictions from combinations OF
labor; to prohibit railroads from
blaoklisting union employees; empow-
ering the interstate commerce COM
mission to control future issues of
stocks and bonds of railroad property;
to permit the attorney general to
name one Of the receivers appointed
for insolvent railways; to remove the
duty on wood pulp; to provide for the
construction of four battleships in
stead of two; to establish postal say.
ings banks
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24

A. D. Harrison, of the firm of
Harrison & Peterson, contractors, has
purchased the small store building
adjoining the Golden Rule store on
the west, the property Of Mrs. Harriet
Joslin, and will move it to another
location on Broadway, just west of it's
present site. He will use it for his
Office. r. w. Carlson, who has been
conducting. "a monument works in this
store room, has not yet made arrange
ments for-new quarters for the bust
ness.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24
Chicago Union Stock Yards.

Chicago, April 20.-Cattle- Beeves,
$4.60@7.25; COWS and heifers. $3.50
$50: Texans, $4.50@5.40: calves. $3.50
0600: Western cattle. $4.50@5.50:
stockers and feeders. $3.2505.25. Hogy
Light, $5.45@6.0o: mixed, $3.50
COS; heavy. $5.45@6.00; rough. $6.46
06.66: pigs, $5.90@6.95. Sheep, $500
06.75: yearlings. $6.30@7.16: lambs,
36.O0@7.7o.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, April 20.-Cattle- to
choice steers. $6.00@6.75: fair to good,
$6.00@6.90; good to choice COWS and
heifers. $4.0005.00; veals, $3.76@6.00.
Hogs-$6.55@5.75. Sheep-Wethers.
$6.0o@6.26; good to choice lambs,
}e.7t@7.25.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24

Mrs. John Young and daughter,
Beatrice, who has been visiting here
for some time, left Saturday for St.
Paul and Eau Clair, Wis, and after
a short visit at these points they viii
return to their home at Bruno,
Saskatchewan, Can.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24

Staples World: j. W. Schenk, mail
clerk on the Duluth and Staples run,
is laying off because of the illness of
his wife at their home in Aitkin
Mrs. Schenk is troubled with cancer
and it is feared that she can not re.
cover. This will be regretted by the
friends Of the family in this vicinity.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24
TWO MORE BODIES FOUND

Recovered From the Ruins Of the Fire
at Chelsea, Mass.
Boston, April 18.-Two more bodies
have been found in the ruins of the
Chelsea fire of April IL, making
the number recovered eleven and the
number of known victims thirteen
which includes two who died in hos
pitfalls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, April 20.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track--No. / hard, $105%: No.
Northern, =$1.os%; No. 2 Northern.
800; May, s1.01; July, $1o1%; Sept,
90%o Flax-To arrive, on track and
May, $1.17as; July. $1.l9h; Sept and
Oct. $780,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24
CULDRUM SCHOOL BUILDING
-- DESTROYED BY FIRE.

a IRE, which Is thought to have
been Of incendiary origin, destroy ed
tho school building in district No: lie,
Culdrum town, known as the George
Balm district, early last Friday morn
ing. 1t was q solid brick building,
and although there was $500 insurance
on it, the loss to the district will be
heavy. Miss Laura Billiard Of this
city was teaching school in; this build.
ing during this term. - -. :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. April 20.-Wheat-May,
&c; July. s7A @S7%c; Sept, s4Mc
Corn-May, 66@66Mc; July, 62A@
62ssc; Sept, 61@61Ac. Oats-May,
old, 53Ac; May, 51Xc; July, old,
451sc; July, 42Ac; Sept, 36Xc. Pork
May, $3.50; July, $13.12h Obs;
Sept, $13.45. Butter-Creameries, 81
@2Sc; dairies, 20026c. Eggs-14Ac
Poultry-Turkeys, 14c: chickens and
springs, 114ac.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, April 20.-Wheat-
May. s1.o3; July. s1.o1X: Sept. 90kc.
On track-No 1 hard. s1.06%@
1.O7A; No. / Northern, $1.04%@
1854; No. Northern. $1.02%@
1854; No. 3 Northern, 94%c@$1.01.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24

First Natl. Bank Of Little Falls to
Joseph Michalke, n 10 #. lot 6 and 8
10 #. lot z block 10 Little Falls
$1,000.
James E. Crabtree and wife to
Herman Puphall, lot 10 block 7 Swan
vile; $3.50. ">
Herman Puphal and wife to Mrs.
Isabel Flood, lot 10 block 7 Swanville
$780,
Hokan Molde and wife to Mrs.
Erikka Swedbach, Of ne 81 1923 81
81 etc.
N. P. Ry. Co. to Thomas j.
Mathieson, Of n 80 d 49,; $3.50.
N: P: Ry: Co: to John Mercy, n OF
Sc 10 10 80; $500.
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TRANSFERS.

Frank Novak and wife to Walter
Novak, W Of Sc and Sc of ne and ne of
NV 20 AZ 20; 81.
John P. WIRING and wife to Frank
Barker, lot block 5 Pierz $115.
Walter Novak (single) to Gustav
Hoffman, " of ne and Sc Of ne and
ne of NV 20 AZ 20; 81.
Jerry Blair and wife to Frank K.
Bastien, W Is feet Of rs #. lots /
and block 43 Little Falls; $3.50.
Herbert 81. Tanner and wife to
Rasmus Borgstrum, NV of sw 10 1872
John N. Kline and wife to Frank
Radziej, 9 of sw and sw of sw and 9
Of NV of sw 50 80 81; 1900.
Charles p. Weaver (sfhgle) to Anna
G. Caldwell, Of sw 9!1S2 80; $3.50.
Samuel Hammerbeck and wife to
Thomas HELD Anderson; n Of NV of Sc
80 1870 20; $1,000. ~
Edward A. Marchant and wife to
Nina Blais, of lot block So Little
Falls; 800.
Kasper wrobel (widower) to John
Wrobel, n of NV 10 1928 81; 81.
! Catherine L. Rickerson (widow)
to Edward Selves, sw Of sw 10 100
, 81 $225. ~-- = .','.t' 80 =.
Lars Olson and wife to John G..
Anderson, NV Of NV Is and ne of ne
16 AZ 81; $1,000. @s.@ s5.,.... 4. = :.79''' -
Benjamin Estey and wife to Merrill
@. Davis, s's44 #, lot 1 o block g
LaFond's addition to Little Falls SIS
Gust Nelson and wife to Gustal
Carlson, 8 of SO and NV of SO and sV
of ne 80 100 20; $3.50.
Lucy Beauchaine and wife to Clara
Leblanc, n Of sW 9 ~ 81; $1,000.
Clara Leblanc and husband to Lucy
Beauchaine, 4 #. lot 8 block Il
Steele's add to Little Falls 500.
Magnus Hanson and wife to N. P
Magnuson, Of sw 8 1877 81 $1,000.
Thomas. j. SMathieson and wife t,
James Roam, Q of NV 80 Al %; $500
Joseph F. Merchlewicz and wife T.
George Sneizek, " of NV % 1928 81
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LINDA JOVEN QUE IA.
deiadO de existir
en- AreCibo.
VlaIYen a tenef gIumbIado eIfetEiGR.
q slIIs d San FsIlpl b quliadi isrnlalsl COZ
81 mig0lfIGO pIsO dG GOlGraiO.
e nIestro oorregponsaI. }

Fsbrerc EatFe'la CAbafaB, linda y
virtuoas j6ven, ha dejado de existiE on el
die de aver, despu6I de sguda snfermedad
qus ca poCoB dfss ha coTtado ls vida de Ii
que apenas habfa liJRdo los umbraleB de
ella.
En- Ia ms ana de hoy tuvo lugar el Be'
pelio del csdav II, al que ahisti6 la banda
de m69icR escolRT, todaB suE comps fieTaB
do Colegio numerosos amigos, Biendo
una vsrdRdera demoatraci6n de dolor ante
tan iFEepRrRbla p6rdids. Nuestro I6ams
Bus familiaEss y descansa ella en- Ia pRE
del Staor.
Han contFaido matrimonio los apFa'
ciables j6venes don Manuel TavArez la
stfioEita Josefa Olmo. La boda CelebH6ss
on la cara del padre de la deGposad& don
Manuel Olmo ante gsIeCta concurranciR.
Leg desaamol eternR diCha.
-VolVemog de nuevo tener aIumbYa.
do el6ctrico dsspu6s de algUnoG dfas de %.
curidad y la vsrdRd que la montuFR de eB'
to dinamo hR FeSultado mucho mejor que
q anterior, pues la luz tiene mayor inten'
BidAd.
Para 81 dfa 19 anuncia euta alcaldfs
el Femate de Las obras de compoAici6n de
varios cRminoB vecinaleB de Los distintoB
bRrTios.
Aver tarde uali6 on formaci6n eI nue.
vo cuerpo de bombsroB, con 81 in do pro
bar los dtiles YER On 81 sat2do on que sc
encontFabRn. La bombR funcion6 pslfscta'
ments, pero IaV maDgas rsvsntaEon por IL
preston por distintas parties, por 10 que sB
de nscesidad gsan enca7gadas otraa mRogsn.
La caIIe de San Felipe ha quedado
terminada con 90 msgnffco piao de concre'
to , respsOtivRs cunetaI aCeEaa Pronto
ss daFa scceIo 81 tE6naito pdblico.
Para 81 microbes pE6ximo anuncia Ia
Logis Tanam6, tenidR de iniciaci6n.
-Contin6an lo8 enBayos para el festivaI
que celebraFSn las escuelas el dfR 81 del
actual en- celeb aci6n del natalioio de
Waahirgton.
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'Pu6s hi6u, ST, 20 fumo cigarrilIOs'
---diiO Lady Duff

Las muieres de n York qua 30 opu.
RisEon qua paHarA la oEdsDanza de sul,i
va, que prohibfR lag mujeRss fumsT en-
p6blico, fusron auxiIiadou por dos j6vsne8
dc "a coFts ingleHa que Ilegaron 4 NV
York k On aI 'AdHi6tic''
Las dos expFssan que elias flman regu-
laTmente haIlan mucho placer en- eltO.
Elias adoptaron esta moda ca los visieS y
On 81 vspoF que las conducts & NV York.
Durants los timos dfRs b bfan unas
cuAntas s. fioEas que fumaban en- pdbliCc
LAH TsCisn IIsgsdaB son: Lady Julitt
Duff, espOaa de r. J. v. Duff, = la Hon.
Heflorita Violet Vivian, hsTmana ds Lord
Vivian, que Fecientemente fgur6 ca IA ca
30 de divorCio. Las dos 1On damaa dc 10
CoEta de Ia Iaina.
-Pu6I bi6n, ii, 20 famo OigaTrilloH,
-dijo Lady Dpf. No OonnideEo impEo-
pio para una muisE q fumaE, Lo qUa 70
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en- EL HOSPITAL MU-
niCipaI de Baya-
mon.
Fen6msnO que es SeRin OpIna IN
iIustTg m6diGo, IN case De gran
iDterfs professional.
sane CrlltuTltl q eaatU mGsOs Do Ol,d sIR
pIOTnis cen gEiRliS dOfOfmldldss On
los hFalas.
lDe n0legtro eorresponsaLl

FebrsFo 12-1zI doctor stahl, que uism.
pre- hR tsnidO Gun este corresponEal de
fsr0ncias atencionag, las que 0gFadezCo
muY mucho, me invite e1ta ms mana 4 pa
sar 81 h Gpital municipal, con 81 objsto Do
que visra an fsn6meno.
EG nm nifio dc cuRtro meBes, h'io de
Cruz Garcia, y de CRsto Martinez, del
bRrEio de "CamaFones'', GuRinabo, de
este t6rmino municipal.
L8 CCiatuEitR aAt6 ain piernas, auB
hHagos mUestTa gTRndeH defoTmRcioneI, eI,
pscialmenta On las manol
LIE mRdra es una mujsr Eobusta nRna,
asf como 81 nifa 4 que nos FsfsrimoB, estS
CompIetamsnte aano y EObuBto.
Ha tenido Cruz 8 hijos, y lOB otros dos
son psrfectoB,
Una hsrmanR dc ells tuvo tambi6o otro
fsn6meno.
YR 81 doctor Stahl daHcribir6 con mas
pEeciIi6n ssts fsn6msno que hR Hido para
81 de intsIes professional, pienBR Bometsr
el Ca8o lR agoGiRci6n m6dica, en- ls pTi.
mera reunion cue tengan con 81 obs de
que Bus cOlegss, oonozcan dicho Chao. Hi
20 81 doctor que sl fot6grafo Mr.. DeviO,
Gacars una fotogEs fla del nina.
SiampEe hsmoG admiEado an 81 doctor
Stahl 81 intsE6I con que mira = eHtudia
estoB casos Earog, no tan solo per "a ints'
res professional, sino tambi6n poE 81 bien
que pusda FepoFtaF suB inyestigaciones
ciontffcAI & Is humanidad. En lSstims,
que no Hs Hspa sprsciaE eBto, que Be mi.
re con indifeTencia 81 inteT6I de M hom
bFe, encsnscido en- 81 eatudio en- labor
ConstRnts de "a hOnroaa profeTi6n.
II On 81 ho' 'pital tuve ocaai6u de yer
qus en- squel Fscinto del doIor 30 nota IL
p61imR administration de que me oCupAER
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Sc deba II descentrRlizEndoBe, pero que to
davis hay aaEViciol como 81 de Sanidad
por ejemplo que hR do eGtar CentTalizsdc.
Que hay que soRtener eHs centTAlizRci6n
en- cuanto SanidRd como On otEo BeEvi'
clos, pueS no % justo que las poblacioneB
sean envsnsnadRB por Ia suciedRd atin
exiBtente en- algunas parties. Que loB mu'
nicipioH de IR isla que CaBi todos Bon agFf'
colan nc pueden deSconoCer 10 impoFtanCiR
de suB Camino8 vecinaleH, como sl atsndeE
4 80 zona uEbana y poT tanto que no ha'
bF6 peligro en RprobAF 81 pToyecto de Icy,
ElBefioF BIond6t dice que el proyecto
en- la foEma enmend8da no eB possible pros
psre, pueS ne llenR niugunS necsEidad =
EsBultar6 inefcRz.
El sefioT BRTcsl6 dice que no "a vR
coaItar Ia auton0mfs municipal, Ein6 el
evitar que cantidRdeE deatinRdaa & cRmi'
NOS ssan empIeRdas en- otTas RtencioneE.
Bs votR lR enmiendR del Ell u BaFcel6.
EI senior Tizol propone una enmiends
4 Ia enmienda. Que SO entiends poE ca
minoH teHminsdoB los que eaten efEmadoB
entonceB podyan uti-izRFBe esos BobTantsB
Ell doctor Zno Gambia solicita BE le'
vsnta ls ''comipi6n total" 90 RcuerdR.
La question pEeviR dice
Sostisne el senior Tizol 90 enmisndR.
Qae ninguna jurisdiction de la igla tie
nc sus caminos teTminsdos ' que mientras
ESQ no He hsgs no debs autoriEaFBe ls in.
version dc fondoB para otrss atsncionsF.
Que cd una burla hRblar de Autonomfa
municipal cuando ESQ resultR an espantsJo
que apessE de ESQ hay que tener 81 va
lor de decir que eSoB municipio1 Biguen
marchando bien & cauBa de eae fFen0 Que
hay diuelo aobTt nts poEqus hay limitaCio'
nes en- ls ley muniCipal
(Y6aua en- lR d nlana.
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Compre una Pisnola m Piaro piano'
IR de Il celebre caBR THE AEOLIAN
Co., do New York que ha perfsccionado
ests inStrumonto hsata llegsr Il aItuEs
que est6. Cualquisr persona puede inter.
pEetRF una Fieza de mdsicR como Bi fuera
IN REtista.
AdemEu, hay niemprs pianos de Ia como
cida maFcR PLEYEL PiauoB Alemane1,
pianos WebsEy mRrea PARIS BAZAAR,
eRtos t.timoS plasos 6 Faz6n de $40 mem
Husles sin pagaF NADIA adelantsdo.
Una visits al PARIS BAZAR de Pc
dEo Giusti 8 una cAgta diriiida 81 departa.
mento musical pondrE Ias peruona1 inte.
resadas en- poIe1i6n de lon dato1 que Ee
daseen,
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Intorssa 1 los Prsf.ssro: d nd.Isl.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-T Tiens
conutants exiatencia de los uiguientes ina
tEumentos: FlautinsS, Flsuta1, TsFceEolas
Oboeg, Requintog, CIaEinetes, Fagoteu
Violinel Violoncellog, ContrRbajos, Man.
doIinag, Bsndurrias, GuitarEas, CoEnetiuea,
Oncvenes, Trombonss, BaEftonog Bombar.
dinos, HelioOne-, (bejog) TriknguIos, Pla.
tilIoI, RsdobIante1 , BomboH. M6todou
de solfeo , para tOda Class de instEumen'
toG. Accessories m6sica On general.
San Juan, p. r. ApaEtado nfm. 216.-
Gale do Allen n6m. 21 Sol n6m. 26.
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AudieneIa PihIIca.

Conforms con IL solioitud del Mayor
Potter, il geni no encaEgado de eIts dintEi
TO, tendF6 efecto uns audiencia p6blica On
Ia Ofeiaa del gobernRdor, 81 mRTtsu 18 de
FebreFo, las dos y media de la tarde,
a 3erca do un plan paFa foEmar las llneaB
divisoEias del pTopussto mRlec6n en- el
puerto de Fan Juan.
81 invita- cordialmente & to les las per
BonaB ioteresadau - Regis Il. Post, GobeI
nGdoT de Puerto Rico. 3 " ,.
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SIanpEa IIsItaaa.

Cada vsz Be We mas conCuHrido 81 como
cido eEtab!ecimiento de modR dc Ii Gale
de San Francisco "Lag Novsdadeo" Bi.
guen mereCiando 81 juAtO favor del p6bIi
co de Ia ciudad = De Ia isla que ali acuds
obteneT cUantoE aItfcuIoB ION necegaEioB
para tocador, adoEnOB de tTsje, de gabiuete
y Bala etc. EssnCiRs fnaV, elegantiaimaB
nombrillaB, tAEgstaH 'poatalos'' de Is ma
yor noEedad, paUamane'ia, coEG6I, alf.m'
b a. jugusteI de sbiECu't', adornos de-
sombEeroG. cortinaB, t'do sn fn 10 que de-
be aucontTarBe en- an eatsblecimiento de
eHta claBe, Bs enCusntrs ALI q pFecioa con-
venianteg.
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d apEusbo eu famaE On p6b'ico. PeRo no
veo l. raz6n de que % pEohiba IaI mujs.
Yes que deseen hacsYlc.
Miss Vivian fxpres6 Il misma opinion.
Cuando Hs Ia dijo de Las oTdsnanzaD de Su
l.ivRp, ambss Bs GorprendieEor. mo
hay raz6n' '-dijeTon eIIaF.- A Leo muje
EeI le1 sera permitidos loG mismos pTiviIe.
gioa que los hsmbres"
Lady Duff visno Rcompanada por % e..
pose, yel Bfflor Is 1efiora Mackay.
Edgar do LondKsl OOmpletsn IL partidaB
Con exception do Miss Vivian, todo
van para Mexico ca exeuHui6n ds placer.
Miss Vivian geT6 hueBped del admistEadoE
general de oOTEeOs Meyer, ca w Ghirgton
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Camars de Delegates. !
tDe IA session de antier7

Pr0yeCtOs de leg en- prSDaerG IeotarG.-P.
de Ia q. Ill. Por el sef1or Dslgadc: Der
tinRndo Ia canidGd de doce mil dollars
para al afFmado teHminaci6n del canine
que paEtiendo del kil6mstro 81 de IR CO.
rrstera ndmSro % que conduca TruiiIlo
Alto, empRlmR con L. carreteEa ndmeFo 3,
XII 6metso 8, ceEca del pueblo de Carolina.
PrCge0tOs de leg en- Segunda JectNTa.-
FusFen ConGideTados por ls Bola Iecturs
de Eus tftuloB, para que paGasen 6 scr in
foTmRdoa poF las ComiBioneI IcoPFsBpondien'
TED, despuss de tradusidos impTesoU, les
p. de Il G. hdmaros 104, 1O5, 1O6, 1C7,
1O8 109 10.
PTOy ect0 de leg en- tefoeTG lscturG.-Fn6
votado , apPobado defiaitivaments en- g..
lectuTa, para SIR enviado 81 CoDaelo Eia.
Cutivo sl p de Is G. ndmero 90 titulade
''ParR enmendRr sl AFtfculo 290 del CO.
digo Penal"
Del GOnssiO EjeeutivO. FaeEOn lefdos
dos vscss poF BuB tftulcH los PFoyectoB de-
Ley del ConhejO Ejecutivo, D6meEos Z, 8
y % , ne diGpuso que, para scr infoEmRdoB
pRasGsn laB cOrTsHpondiOntss Comisione8
dc Ia C6mRrR.
O5roS b6U en- primerG lectUrG. .-P. de l8
G. 112. Por 81 ufor ArlilIaga.- 'Pala
autolizsE 81 AyuntAmiento de AhBsso,
para diBponeT en- b corEiente eiaTcicio de
81 Bobrante tfscti7o."
r. de la @. 113. PoE 81 Gefior de Die
GO. "Estsblecisndo IN Fegistro de afidR.
Wits declaFaCiones ante NotaEios otEoI
fupcionRTior."
Il caTts del Gobsrnador dice como
Eigue:
"Palacio del Gobierno.
Puerto Ricn, Febrsro III, de .9O8.
Senior PFeaidente de Ia CdmaTa do De
legadoF. San Juap.-sefor: A pstici6n
del comandants Potter, ipgeniero de IoI
EstRdoI Unidoa encargado dc sIte DiTtFi.
TO, eBtoy citsndD para ma audiqnCiR p6.
b!ies para trataE de loE proysctos de male
cones On 81 puerto de San Juan, 9. tendrk
IugaT On ID taEde del maEts1 18 de Febre-
70, Lar dos = media, en 81 despacho del
GobeTnRdoE.
Conffo en- que hRFS extensiva ls invita-
ci6n para que concuEran q dicha reunion,
Io8 miembfos de ID C6maEs de deIega-
DOE.
Muy respetuoBamsnts,
(FiEmado) Regis e. Post Gobernador
de Puerto Rico
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-DsDtro de pocou diau tenderness 81
placer de dar una noticiR gus sara muy
Rgrsdable para la juvsntud de estR y dc
loB pusble6 limftTtfsl. Por ahoEa go me
estS prohibido 81 hRcerIo.
-Contindsn con gran rspidaz IaH obEsB
del puents apessr de IoB obst6culoS con
que tropissRn por las frecusntss lluYias.
Las cantraleg "BuenR ViIta" aPFo'
greso' han tsnido que paralizaF aus tFsba'
jos debido las frecuenteB lluviss que hA'
cen msterialments impoaible 81 amino de
las cafiaS
LA CoEte municipal de elts pueblo
sale mAflAnR para Loisa con objeto de Co
lebraE vRyioB JuicioF.
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TrasIadO muy sentid0 en- Carolina.
G0atraIss Cue SO hln Ulsto terzadas q parall
zlr suS trab'Ios.
(Ds maestro correspOmsal)

Febrero 11.-Ha sido muy sentido on
eEta poblsCi6n el tFaHIRdo del pundonoroBo
cfciRl de Ia policfs iusular sefior SaIom6n
Cost0. Durante 81 tempo que permane'
clio en- 6lte foe un cumplidoE de sus dtb9'
res granjs6ndoSa 81 apresio y caEino de
todoG sin distinoi6n de matices polfticoF.
Con 81 mayor placer 10 conRigoamoB Al
mismo tempo fslicitamos 81 pueblo de
AnaECo por 10 buena adquisici6n que
hRce.
-Pars estos dias est6n anunciados dos
8 tEeu bales de obreros los cnaIes aerEn
smenizadoB pOT ls mSgnffcs orqusAtR de-
la policfa inBular.
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PF0iGsoTl ID IlhorOs.

La maestro d6 labore1 que 10 fue ds Il
esCuela Industrial de Ponce, sfa. Petra M.
viuda do Infante, as ofrsos paEa dRF cIassu
de lAboTel en- 90 cara Sol No. So, 8 & do.
Oilioi pIsOiol oouyanCiopal@ 151L
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(Y6aue en la q pIana. J

Ia corta municipal DC AEecibo c.
lebr6 en- Ia semana pasada, 10Y juiCioS.
-Ss infoEmR que en- Manatf, 10 uuvia
dc eHtoA 6,timoH dfaB, hR cauaado muChoa
dsspslfsCtOH On Las plantaCione8 de aqUsl
diatEito,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-13
LAS HoRAS NEcRAS

Las horas negras, las horas
durante las cuales hay muchas
personas que todo 10 ven de
color negro, son las horas de
Ia digestion. De las doce a las
dos del mediodia, y de las seis
a las nueve de la tarde, los que
tienen un nal estomago sufren
verdaderas torturas. Pero hay
un remedio simple. Con algu-
nos botes de las Pfldoras Ro-
sadas del DR.. Williams segun
indicaciones que las mismas
acompafan, volveran esas ho-
ras negras a color de rosa.
Pruebas positivas:
Escribe el sr. Juan Miguel Fer
nandez, Calzada del Cerro 683, Ha-
bana, Cuba: "Victima de una des.
composition general del estomago,
durante cuatro amos en- que sufrf
mala Digestion, llenura, acidez, estre-
flimiento, inapetencia, etc., me puse
a atratamiento por diferentes metodos,
recomendados por personas compe-
tentes, y tome infnidad de medicinas
consiguiendomayormente acrecentar
mi debilidad digestiva Con las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams,
que tome durante tres meses obtuve
mi curacion. Las recomiendo entu-
SHASTA a mis- amigos
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PlDoRAS RoSADAS
DEL DR.. WILLIAMS

curan los males del est6mago
porque en- su calidad de
tonico para Ia sangre y los
nervios dan robustez J con
clio buena digestion.
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