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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-16

r TERE is n mathematical puzzle. II you can correctly make the addition
- and satisfaction shown on the slate the result will give you the name
of q city in the northern part of New Jersey. If you find what city it
is, I'LL out the coupon below and send it to Uncle Jack, EVENING STAR, New
ark. N. J.
The three girls and three boys who send In the neatest correct answers
car have their choice of q pant box, a boys watch, a fountain pen, a good
book, a Teddy bear, n pocket knife, OF an embroidery set. Uncle Jack will pub
Ish the picture of any prize-winner who cares t. send him photograph Ping
pong pibures cannot be used.
Only children under Is years of age are eligible to compete. Be sure to
Place a twocents stamp OF the envelope % avoid delay at the postomce, but
do not enclose stamps for reply The names of the prze-winners will be IN
nounced in THE EVENING STAR on Monday, March 90
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HliONAi cS VI ulSCs. ~ oDlttdI. ItiG VI
ange wood stick will be found much
better for both these uses. If you
manicure u nails carefully once a
week until they have the desired APP
pearance you will soon find that a little
care each day will be sufficient.
Dear Madame Alta:
Will you kindly advise me. what will
remove pimples and large pores; also
red spots left from pimples. Kindly
answer, and oblige.
A CONSTANT READER.
You have probably neglected your
diet and have been INDUCING in tea,
coffee, sweats, pastry and heating
foods. You must discontinue these and
substitute fresh fruit. green vegetables,
such as celery. lettuce, crosses and
spinach. Drink plenty of water, pre-
ferably hot, and you will find you will
be benefited.
Here is a good cream that will rid
your face of the unsightly pimples:
Lanolin-5 grammes.
Sweet almond Oils grammes.
Sulpher precipitate-5 grammes.
Oxide of zinc-215 grammes.
Extract OF |violet-10 drops.
Whip to a cream and apply a very
little to the plmples.
To cure the enlarged pores, scrub the
face every day with a camel's hair
facial brush, using hot and cola water
alternately and pure CASTLE soap. /
would not advise the use of the facial
brush until the pimples are cured, as
it might irritate them.
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Asparagus Soup-Wash two bundles
of fresh asparagus carefully, and cut
into small pieces. Put to cook in q
quart of boiling water, and simmer
gently till perfectly tender, when there
should remain about a pint of the
LIQUOR. Turn into a colander and rub
all through except the hard portion.
To a pint Of asparagus mixture add
salt and one cup of thin cream and q
pint of milk; boil up for a few minutes
and serve.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-16

Why are weary persons like auto
wheels? Because they are tired.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-16

Women's Napoleon high shoes in tan
and brown leather, are being disposed
of at greatly reduced prices at the
Goerke Company's.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-16

Kid gloves will not mold if packed
away carefully in a dry place.
Paint spots on window glass are
easily removed by rubbing with a cloth
dipped in vinegar.
Use clean, soft rags to emove the
grease from kettles and frying pans
before washing. Wipe all grease from
the meat dishes with rags or paper.
clean grease spots from the stove with
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-16

did assortment may be viewed at Haine
& Co.'S.
A varied line of checked blue and
white and black and white striped silks.
suitable for jumper dresses, is offered
by w. V. Snyder & Co.
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Gro pc Continued romorrowo
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-02-21

his condition held out no hope of his
recovery.
Rev. j. F. Hogan and John Kane
departed for Rochester Sunday even
ing.
The Congregational Aid will
meet with Mrs H. H. Plowman We'd
nesday afternoon, February 26th.
The best of the season at the
opera house next Tuesday evening,
A rare treat for all lovers of fine vocal
music.
L. w. Crane returned from
Rochester Tuesday. His hand is in
a better condition and he has hopes
that it will be in good shape soon.
Archie Floran spent Saturday and
Sunday in this city and departed
Tuesday morning for Lennon, this
state, near which place he has a claim.
Archie thinks he has a nice farm, one
of the best in that section.
Jubilee songs, plantation songs,
Negro melodies, camp meeting songs,
lullabys, comic songs, sentimental
songs, and classic selections in the
program to be rendered at the opera
house next Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 25th.
The people of Arlington are de-
sirous of keeping abreast of the times
and have arranged for a series of re-
vival meetings by the Rev. o. Lowry
who is now holding meetings in this
city. These meetings will commence
March LIST. 1t is understood that the
Arlington people will build a taberna-
Gle for the occasion, which, it is claim
ed, will have a seating capacity of one
thousand.
F. B. Danley has contracted with
the Western Land e. Loan Co, of
Arlington, to look after their interests
in this county the coming year. He
will have an office in in Arlington and
spend much of his time 1t that place.
The company is interested in Mon
tana lands principally, so we under
stand. In Mr. Danley the company
has secured a good land man. He
knows the land business from start to
finish.
The INDEPENDENT is in receipt of
a card announcing the marriage of
Miss Bertha Wigton to Robert G..
Hannah, both of Esmond, which &C
Cured on the 18th inst. Both parties
are well known in the west part of the
county and held in high esteem. The
groom is n of the enterprising and
successful young men of that locality.
They have a host of friends who ex-
tend best wishes for their future
happiness.
Word was received here Thurs
day of the death of Jack Harris, at
Hope, North Dakota. The disease
from which he succumbed was scar
let fever, but he was also in bad
shape from being scalded a few
weeks ago while running a stationary
engine. Jack Harris was a pioneer
settler in these parts and during the
early eighties was employed as a loco
motive engineer on the North Western.
Afterwards he went on a farm west of
Iroquois and a number of years ago
moved to North Dakota where he has
since resided. Iroquois relatives de-
sired the remains shipped to Iroquois
for interment but this could not be
done on account of the contagious
disease of which he died and he was
laid to rest at Hope Chief,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-02-21
AUCTION SALES.

Following are the auction sales
advertised up to date:
SOREN FRANK
One-half mile west and one mile
south of Erwin, Thursday, Feb. 10th,
sale at II o'clock.
FREE FLOTO
Monday, March End, 2 miles east of
Bancroft, Sale at 10 o'clock a. m.
All the above sales include horses,
cattle, hogs, feed,a d farm machinery.
Each owner is retiring from the farm
and the complete farming outfits will
go at auction.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-02-21

The object of a primary law is to give
the people an opportunity to express
their choice when an issue exists, and
not to create an expense when there
is no question to be decided.
Mrs. Bennett, who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. W. H. Warren,
departed Wednesday for her home at
Canton.
The post office will be closed Sat-
urday from 1000 a. m. to 1870 p. m,
it being Washington's birthday.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-02-21
INDEPENDENT
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
from an Around tire Town and
County.


Rev. j. E. Booth spent Monday
at Huron.
Monday night brought us a six
inch fall of snow.
Miss Sasse, of st. Charles, Mimi e,
is visiting with Mrs. !Sasse and family.
j. H. Armstrong left Tuesday
for his claim near Wasta, out west of
Pierre,
Mrs. John Nolan, of Cavour, spent
Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. |. j.
Miller.
j. Baldridge and family, of Iro-
quois, were the guests of the Purin-
tuns over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Wilde, of Lake
Preston, spent last week in this city
with Miss Alice Greenman.
Misses Grace Keith and Clara
Kary, of Lake Preston, were guests
of Miss Laura White Saturday.
Misses Nina and Retta Sasse
spent Saturday at Brookings, the
latter not returning until Monday.
The Ohio river was on its annual
rampage last week carrying distruc-
ton of life and property along its
course.
A. j. Hilton, of Andover, arrived
Saturday evening and was the guest
of Judge and Mrs. Chas. S. Whiting
over Sunday.
The Brookings city schools were
closed last week on account Of black
diphtheria, a student named Bonnie
Randall having died of that disease.
W. j.. Koehler went to Lake
Preston Monday to look after the
books in the Laird Norton Yard Office
for l.. S. Brooks who was on the sick
list.
VIM. limp of Calmar, Iowa, ar
rived the latter part of last week for
a visit with his son John who lives
just outside the city on the north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Plowman, of
Spring Lake, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. j..
Flanders, of Oldham, were guests at
the III. Fl. Plowman home Thursday
and Friday. This was Marks first
visit to De Smet since having a run of
typhoid fever. He is now feeling
quite we'll but not very strong.
"A copy of the Turlock (Califor-
MAJ Journal received at this office
the arrival at hat place
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lostu.ter and Miss
Grace Hall, the party being the
guests of the father of Mrs. Lostut-
ter and Miss Hall. j. G. has been
located at Turlock for a couple Of
years and is in the real estate bust
ness. Chief.
"A. w. Mullen departed Saturday
evening for his home at Muskogee,
Oklahoma. 1t was not his original
intention to leave so soon but word
from Mrs. Mullen told of the serious
illness of her father, Mr.. Stebbins.
The gentleman was suffering from a
very severe attack of pneumonia and
the three doctors in consultation over
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-02-21
H. v. x: ::'
THE:
LAND
MAN
Why pay $40. to $50

WHY Udv O4U III OJU hghcm cash. or share rent ass renter when you can buy land in the
oeupnay@ easy terms These lands melo located principally in Bayfield, county Wis, ad are strictly
hardy wood hds heoph he qumy of the slho he very best and produces wonderful cppsf all kns
the eMne heavy gnwh of hay aksh the greatest stock country on the globe to-day The lay of the
land is gently rolling Hmg the Unnecessary mage and is reversed by great NAM tMts mamsw which are
fed bs sparkling spngs There are ahoa numbrd lakes ge1 with eRmt shores sand timber Th@el axes
are also heavily locked with the very finest vMs of fish, The land is What would be called cut over lane but
there timber enough to sppp ones use rmA and fence posts in some cases hee is timber suitable for
purposes Another very important feature sour lmhon tohe very best market we haem heN North
west Ork lands are centrally hmhh to MnnapMsS St Paul. duluth, SUPERIOR Wahbum1A Ashland, Milwaukee
Thea average terms we elo our lands soma areas onowa $5 don on each 40 aGsb bought and So per mahh
Iwtho uMml payments htesth pGc cent Ymc certainly cannot object the terms or the land after you
seen it, The reason of she epioaHye easy terms that we sell our @n lands therefore we can make
terms that suit Ipmphed oehhfi interest in $4,000 acres of this land With a minneapolis party and with
what heb the time n su1 10000 acres all therefore ena satisfy the retail or whdae trade to en-
fmftonF For further mfuaMmr regarding these lands write mem Gala my o6a
IMo have on hand at all Hmsa large td South Dakota lands for sale and trade / by sell and e-
all knso thigh class rdh horses matched tas,s sing drivers race horses danyg gait and Aaos
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40 SERA GIsTED

engaf1ado. Que sie1npre hay fulla
rias y fraudes en- abundancia, Il
cosa que todo el mundo sabe; perG
rara Vez nunca Sc encuentra one
una importante casa conerciaI los
cometa, sea cual fuere Ia clase do
su giro. No puede haber exito per-
manente de alguna clase, cuando
este basado en- Ia mala f6 s engaflo.
Los cue intenten los fraudes, SOP
sencillamente tontos Y pronto su-
fren el castigo que Sc merecen. Sin
embargo, hay muchas personas que
temen comprar ciertos art1culos
anunciados por tenor de ser en-.
baucados Y enganados; especial
mente SO resisten q dar confanza
a las manifestaciones que Sc pu-
blican sobre los m4rito3 de ciertas
nedicinas. FL muy efcaz RENE
dio, oonocido bajo el nombre dc
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
es un art1culo que Sc puede com
prar con tanta seguri lad y garan-
tia como la harina, artefactos de
seda 8 algod6n, siemlre que proce-
dan de una fabrica con reconocida
reputation. No nos conYendria G.
xagerar de manera al guna sus bue-
mas cualdades 6 representarla CO,
mo con las que no lie correspon-
dan; pero tampoco necesitamos de
tai ardid. Es tan s1brosa como la
miel : contiene los principles nu-
tritiyos y curatiyos del Aceite dc
Hlgado de Bacalao Puro, que ex-
traemos de los hfgados frescos del
bacalao, con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
CompHesto, Extractos de Malta y
Cerezo Silyestre, y cuan valiosa
debe ser tai combination de estos
importantes reactivos medicinales,
es cosa patente a todo ell mundo.
Es de inapreeiable yalor en- casos de
Anemia, Insomnia, Mala Digestion,
Afecciones de la Sangro y Tisis.
"El DR.. E. Dueflas, de Buenos Aires,
dice: Tengo el gusto de manifes-
t2rles que he empleado con exec
lentes resultados su preparation en-
mis- enfermos y en- todos ellos he
Observable un resultado altamen
satisfactorio." En- las Boticas,
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EI CabO 0IiVisri sustituye en- BaTan'
uuitaS al GabO BeymudeZ,
Sistema iDjustifiCsbIe de repression
a GuantO timana de Ia VOIuntad
del pueblo.
q nuegtrO rregnongaZl

Abril -HR llSgado 4 ssts pueblo sl
cabo de lR p, I. sehoE Olivier, en- auslitu'
ci6n del csbo Bermudez que fu6 trRalads'
do 81 vscino pueblo de Aibonito. Muy
buenos informes tenemoB con reBpecto las
condolences que distipguen 81 nuevo jsfs
de lR fueEza aquf daBtacRds, y deEeRrfamoB
yer en- tOdaB BuB parties ConfrmRdos sBos
ipformes para no Fegatsarls elcgiog, toda
vez que BarFanquitag acoEtumbrs ''daF &
Cesar 10 que e de Cesar.
Venimcs notRndo con di'gusto, que deA'
de que ciertO policfs De sncuentFs aquf
dsHtacAdo Bs satrechRn Cada vsz mas los II
miteH de Lac reIsciones que deben Gxistir
entire laI autoridRde8 locales = los caboB
de policfa, y no pRl ecs Bino que todos han
obedseido 10 miEma conBigna: eatsbleoer
un Ristema ipjustifcable dc Repression 4
Cuanto dimanR de la voluntRd del paeblo.
No hacemoS caTgag ere policfs, solo nos
conCTetamoB 6 RdveTtir que vemos 81 oTi.
gan de ls tisant6s 10 que hRcemos refsrsn
CiR entire aganteB que deberfRn funCionar
RcordeB.
NosOtFoB aceptRmoB gustosoB 81 siatsma
de CoFdialeB atsncianeH, Faz6n poT la Cual
intereramoB Il atenci6n del aefioT. Olivieli
con este motive.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-14
CANDIDATURA AGO.
gida con simpatias
en- Adiuntas.
Ha sidO muy sentida en- Ia IOcalidad
Ia maICha de don Andres COfaz0n
Gonzalez.
(Ds nusstro COrrssponsal.) }

Abril 10.-La candidatura del iovsn
ipgenieTo don Celao Csbal.eEo Amadeo
para TepTsasntRnts & la CGmagR poP cate
DiDtrito, ha sido acojids con maTcadfliman
demoatraCioneB de simpatfsS por IoB unio'
niataE de ests Villa.
: Bast6 que soparR 81 nombre del joven
Cabsllero como delegado & Ia C6mATa, pa
70 que galieFan de 90 Fetraimiento peEso'
mas muy basnas 8 infayeotss de Il Union,
las cuRleE trAbBjan hoy con vsFdRdero 81
6imiento alHlsdo de sus demaJ coTreligio'
nRTiog
-Ha aido squf muy gsUtida ls mRPchR
de don Andres Coraz6n, BeoFetaEio que fac
de eats CoTte Municipal.
El WfloF Coraz6n tsnfB 81 RpTscio do cd.
to vaCindagio.
Los rspublioanoB contind N movi6adoss
y celsbrando sug reuniones muy recatada'
msnte.
Tres, tres Bolamente son los del movi.
miento Tres, tTsB solamsnts eran las hi.
jos de Elena.
-Muy pronto SO abTir6 sl Club Unio'
nists On elta Villa. FL entusia Hmo sB
tan gEands en- las husstes unionistRs, que
On precise empszar los trabsjos polfticoB
desde ahora.
-El honorable Attorney General hA
nombgado SscFetario intsrino de ssta Cor
to Municipal don Enrique Dulaa. Sc
sypera 80 nombEs miento con CarSCter de
fnitivo.
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sLo gusta ID ndsIsl7 IQulsro olrls7

Compre una Pianola an Piano pianos
Il dc ls c6lebrs casa THE AEOLIAN
Co., de New York que ha peEfscCionAdo
sIt0 inBtEumento hastA llegaF Il slturA
que sut6. Oualquisr persona puode inter.
pFetaE una Pieza de m6siea como d fu0ra
an aHtiuta.
AdsmGu, hay siempre pianos de Il como
CidR maFCR PLEYEL Pianos AlemanG1,
pianos WebeEy mRFca PARIS BAZAR,
eatos tiItimoa plasos & raz6n Dc $40 men
suales sin pagaE nada adelantado.
Una vista al PARIS BAZAAR do Pc
dro Giuati una CaEta diriiida d dspaFta'
mento musical pondE6 la1 perIonaa int0'
rs.adsl On po8azi6n do lOB datOH que -
Annnnn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-14
Y NOTICIAS.

-PaFscs exeeEivo 81 tempo de IeHvicio
4 que son sometido8 los policfaa insulareu
ca Santurce. Hay guardisB que entEan
lsB 3 de la tRrds, lGl tiene nm POGO de
deBoanao para il conner despuss Vuelve
& So BsrviCio On el que ests toda Ia noChe.
FL n6meTo de policfas para 81 extenso
poblado paEeCs inBufcients dsbiera uer
aumentadc.
En- el pT6ximo vapor 90 informa que
Tegregan lol EGtRdos UnidoB los BefioFep,
arquitactoH que vinieTon 4 informar res
psoto do los proysetoB pRrR la construction
del "Cspitnlio''.
-Osro foCo dc aIumbrado p6blico ssr6
colocRdo 0n Ia cRlle do "Dnff Aut" en-
SantuEoe.
Sc infarma que Essto de las Obras de
loB hoBpitRles municipales que % Oonstru.
yen en- 6antuFce, gs hRT6 por contrats,
gacando BubaBta los diyOYBog lotes del
rtrAbsjo que falts poF hRCsr.
Las eECuelaI p6blicau han uuBpendido
sun claHes por unR HemRnR por lR ''gemana
santa" que empiezR.
-Ha regreSado de Cialeu an donde
eBtuvo dos dfas viaitRndo suB fnCRg, sl
Lcdo Sr. Fidel GuilleFmsty.
En- OatRfo unos Rtrevidou CRcos
dsBarrrajaEon 81 sdbado por "a noche una
puertA de la casa del ST. Llompart BustFa'
yendo algunaB pFendas. La policfs &c
ocupa de inVeBtigaF 0l hscho y deBcubTir
& los aUEoHeR.
-Eata ms bnsns eBtuvo conferenciaudo'
con 81 gobsrnador el assistant attorney
LIDO BIWoo.
Los vecinog del bAErio "Zsrzal Nor
te'' dc Rio Grande, piden 81 establecimien
to On Rquel bRFFio de una eBcu0ls rural.
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Al CaIoT de Ia sangre de su espOsO,
TeVNi6.
Notable OpGaGI6n pHlCtiGldl par d doctor julio
HtnR9,

En- estau tiltimau DsmanaB. eI hospital
frances de Nusva York de que ss director
nuestro eminents compatriota doctor Julio
Henns, hA astado muY active.
ApaFte de numerous opsracioneB de
appendicitis pTaCticadas q Ii por 81 doctor
Henna con muy busn 6xito, hizo este uUa
fsiiz tEanlfasi6a de Il Rsngye.
Sc trstRbR de uuE 81 n sra enferma casi
ex6nime. Su espoBo, hombre ssno Fo'
bustO, ue presto gus 80 inysctara en- los
vaBoB de Ia pcbre Befl3ra, cisrta caatidsd
de RaDgre.
OpaT6 81 doctor Henna. Hnbo expec
taci6n cisntifieR y 81 caso dsSpsTt6 vivo in
taE6s AL acto acudieTon catoTce m0dicoB y
nusvs nur8es. Auxili6 de modo immediate
Rl doctor Heuns, 81 notable especiaIiHta en-
ciEugta del intestine, doctor Peck. Kit
La ssfioFa rsvivi6 81 caloF de l. vigoFo'
HR BRpgTs que le fu6 tTanAfandida.
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Gran bale en- Bsyam6n.

Reina muchs amin ci6n para 81 bails
de Bociedad que celsbraTS la "Colsnia
ESpsf 3la" de Bsyam6n, ca suS eBplsadi.
dos BaloReE, el domirgo de P6lcuR, 19 de
l9I coFrisnteB, les de Ia noChs.
En- ese mismo dfa tambi6n Dc calebrAEk,
ca 81 espEesAdo local, otso balls de nin.s,
de blRncO , rola, deIds Las 2 las de
IR tarde.
Tsnto 10 Dirsctiva de aqusl Cesho q
% administrator stfior LoiTa), como Ia
ComiRi6n de la juvsntud del milmO, presi
dida por 81 simpatico ovsn asfior OlleE
Monelovo, mu6stranBs muy aCtivaE, no
omitiendo madioB para q. aquelloB dos aCtoE
resulten VerdadeTaments eapl6ndidog.
Jorge SenTa,
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bu6J dc habar pTGcticado ell escEutinio ge.
neral para Comilionado & los EGta'
dos Unidos txpedir6 una caEtif caci61 al
GobeEnAdOT de Puerto Rico hacienda coma
tar Ia persona que hubiere Tecibido 81 ma
yor nGmero de votoa como debidamsnta
eleotR 81 Gobsrnador Embellishments
expldir6 dicha persona un CsFtifcado de
election en- 10 forma que Ba Tequisre por
las leyea do los Estadoa Unidog.
SacCi6n 86.-El ConBejo EjecutiYo con-
EeTvaF6 todRB Ian pspelesRs poT un peFfodo
de un afio , 90 deBtEuir6n entoncGg, me-
non que aHtuVieFe pendients u1a impugn8.
ci6n on cuyo case las pspelstas que ella
gs refsFen Se conseTvaT6n hasta que recall
"a ur decini6n defnitivR.
Sscci6n 89.-CuaiquiGF funcionsrio de.
aiguado por eBta Ley, que fueFe negiigents
faItsre al debido Cumplimisnto de lo0 de-
beraB que le han sido impueRtos poF ellis; y
todo funcionario de elecCiOne8 & OtrRB per-
SonaB que, on slgunR foEma, inffiDgieTen
las dispoBicicnsH de la prssente Ley, de
los reglamsnto que el Consejo Executive
diCtRFP, iuCurEiFGn en- una multa de Glen 6
dos mil dollars, en- prisi6n de tres meBsB
dou anoA 6 en- ambRs psnaB & la vez
6 m6noE que por las dispoBiCionsu de ests
Ley 90 hubieren BsfalRdo sBpeoffcRmente
otFaB psnas), y Eeran procegadoH pOr 81
Attorney General de Puerto Rico, poF los
Rgcale1 de distrito por an fiscal especial
nomblaao al efsto. Dependencies, que Ri
Ia infraCCi6n eBtuvisre compEendida en 81
C6digo Penal dc Puerto Rico, hRbT6n de
RpliCRFBe las psnaB eEtablacidRa On dicho
C6digO.
sscci6n 9O-Toda Ley, Real DeCrsto,
Ordsn Militar y paEte dc los miBmOs que
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ROSadaS
; del DR.. Williams :
& EN- LAS BOTICAs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Paris .Blzar.

Participamoa & nueatra diatinguids
olientela que h(mos EeCibido an extenGo
Gurtido on tiraB y entredoEsl Suizos com
pEobRdrB persona 'msnte por 81 Jefs de =
casa. Eb 10 mas fino que viene ( Puerto
Rico. LoH hay en- tsla tupidR , On tsla
cl8Yin.
Adem6S Be hR recibido una novsdad Oh
sbanicoB Dc Valencia on donds mand6 e1ta
cans maIera de CsdTo para loB vsrillRies
de los abRniooI loB que resultRn una gran
novedad.
EEta cara no omite gastos para tTaeE
BiempTs novedades & Puerto Rico. Fotaleza
27.-Pedro Giusti.
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tlJst0d quIero dIVofclarsO?

Pusu compre On Ola PaImesRnA" de los
BafoEsa J. PisEsB Co, tOdA la ropa hseha
qus necsHite para ~ uao, muy pronto
podr6 encontrAr Abegado que 10 defsnda
haBta quedar ultsd nuevamenta soltsrito ,
an busna1 conditioner para la rsiuoiden.
eia 6el sdeIito"
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sBpvieFan en contradiction con Tag disp.'
nicioneB dc esta ley, quedan poT la pressn'
To dsTogadog.
sscOi6n 91.-Elts Icy empszaE6 4 rsgir
desde la feChR de So spPobRCi6n.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs

sUBAsTA PUBLICA BIENEs INMUEBLEs
En- Ia Coura de Rentas Innas De Aguas Bus a q de Ab
las de venddos
M poses tOdOs los benes eaOna los para
o6su
deb tempo las conbucone Venoda
Ef'oF1a1Ah1oo Description de La FPedad Contbuiones
PRLIERA sUBAsTA
Juan Crosas Roca 159 curdas "sonadoa" S242s
H1Anuel Sonan % =" "BayamonEto'
Antonio Rivera Asanco 10a
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA.
Anataco Rivera cuerda
Ricardo de Tore Sumdero' 101
TERCERA sUBAsTA
Mercedes Lopez y " "Caguita"
Pueden verse los dea deen los pecYos expediens
propedad @ d
ent del vOE que e yendd que
suubas
as guiens verf Aguas PuertOi
(Sgned) Francisco Ma Ramrez.-Coleoor.
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A pllzas GdmodOs.

Camas, Fopsros, eseEitoEioI, ConuoIaB,
Bsib6H, tocadoTeE, meBR5, cusdToB sIpejoB,
rslojsB etc. stC., 8 plaSos devde SO centavoI
maquina8, BarRtillo de olan. "EI Gle
lo'', "La Vi2cainR' 'La Gloria"