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The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06
Llneoln,a sareasm.

Probably the most cutting iH'nf
Lincoln ever said was the senmt s.
made about a very ioqu .elous nM
This person can compF IS ti.e m
words lnso the amaliell ideas
nan ] ever met.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

On Friday. November 9Th. 1905, az 10
o'clock a. m. OF said day. at the office of
the Referee IN Bankruptcy. No. "a and
No. 15 Commercial block. Salt Lake CITY
and County. State Of Utah, the under.
signed, Paul Billings, trustee of the sum
nit Lumoer company, corporation. "A
bankrupt, will sell at private sale all OF
the assets OF the said Summit Lumber
company. consisting In general OF the
stock on hand OF lumber. hardware.
terials, sheds. office buildings and Of
fice Gntures and supplies. also all book
accounts and bills receivable. together
with all other property OF every name
and nature o. the said Summit Lumber
company. bankrupt, TO rho highest bid.
der, for cash. at private sale Written
bids under seal VIII be received by Tho
said trustee at the office OF the CORPORA
don at Park City. Summit County. tTtab
at any time on or before the said time
OF sale. or may be fled at the time nnd
place OF sale. All bids Will be opened ~
tho time and place OF sale and the prom
crty al that time VIII be sold 10 the bicb-
est bidder for cash. An Inventory OF tho
assets may he found and examined vim
the Referee at his office. with the tr,sise
at his Office, or AT the office OF Janoes
1neebretsen, the attorney for the trustee
No. S0a Hooper Block, Salt Lake City,
Utah. ''''
Dated at Salt Lake city. Utah this
26th day OF October. 1905
PAUL BILLINGS,
Trustee.
Q3o70
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by the City
Council Of Salt Lake city OF the Intention
OF such Council 70 make the following de-
aoTihed Improvement TO wit:
To gradeo gutter and curb with cement
and pave with asphalt (said asphalt
pavement to be fifty (50) feet wide be-
tween curhs and eight and 70 (8l) Inches
thick), Eighth South street. between Main
and state strcets. In Paving District No.
zS, and defray the abutter5 portion OF tho
cost and expense thereof, estimated at
eleven thousand and eishty-eight (S1l.-
osS.00l dollars. or eight and 40.10o (s8.40)
dollars per front or linear foot OF abutt,ne
property. there being 1920 feet abuttlne
said Improvement. by q local asseSsment
upon the lots or pieces OF ground In the
trict TO oe affected and benefited by sald
Improvement, namely:
All OF tho south side OF lots l. 2 and
{. block 1S: all OF thG. north side OF lots
and 8. block 3. all In plat A. Salt Lake
City Survey.
estimated at eleven thousand seven
hundred thtrtynve and 29-l00 (S1i,-
535. s9) dollars, of which sum the City!y
portion is six hundred forty-scven and
$1,000 (S647se) dollars leaving eleven
thousand and eighty eight (Sil .oSS. .00) dol
lars 70 be reised by local assessment
All protests and objections to tho car
rying out OF such intention must be pre-.
6ented In writing 70 the City Recorder on
or before the 2nd day OF November, 1903,
being the time set by snid Council when
it will hear and consider such protests
and ohjections. as may DC made thereto.
By order OF the City Council or Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated September I. 1903
J. 2. MORETON.
City Recorder.
Paving Extension No. 4S sI64o
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given BY tbs r,tv
Council Of Salt Lake City or tho InteutIog
OF such Council TO make the following de-
scr!bcd Improvement 20 wilt:
Extending and laying sewer lateral q,
vitri:lcd pipe eight CsJ Inches I'm diamatc-
In tho center OF Alameda avenue betyecn
Twelfth East and Thirteenth East streets
In Sewer District No. !, and dcfray tho
aoutters' portion OF the cost and expense
thereof. estimated at nine hundred twsn-
ty-seven and 2G-100 (S927. 2O) dollars or
TS-l00 G0,I6) dollar per front or linear
foot OF abuttIng property. there being 1890
feet noutting said Improvement by e locnI
assessment upon the lots or pieces OF
ground within the following described dis :
tr!c;. being the district 20 be affected and
benefited by said improvement, namely.
The south sldo or the north 1855 fee,
OF the east 3O5 feet OF lot l. the south AID.
Of the north 1855 feet Of the Yves, 3Os fanf
or lot T. the north side OF the south l3g :
feet OF the east 305 feet OF lot ;. the
north side OF the south 1885 feet Of thc
west 3O5 feet OF lot s. block "a plat
Salt Lake City Survey.
All protests and oSjectlons 10 the car
Tying out OF such intention must be pre
sented in writing TO the City Recorder on
or before the 2nd day OF November ions
being the time set by said Council when
IL VIII hear and consider such protests
and objections as may be made thereto
BY order Of tho City Council OF Salt
Lake CITY. Utah.
Dated July IS. 1908.
J. 3. MOREToN.
Sewer Extension No. 2os gisu
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back. brought on by excessea. unnatural
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cured go many worn ana nervous
men right in their own homes
without any additional help or medicine
-that think every man who wishes 70
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quickly. end quietly. should have a CON-
80 have deternine' 10 send copy
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This prescription comes from = phvsi
clan VINO has made a special study -
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CHUNG MEN VIEW A "FRAT" MAN

be very much occupied IN attendance
on Prince Vi. who is on trip around
the world and comes bearing, il is said,
several carloads of rich gifts for promi-
nent Americans and foreign potentates.
Prince fi's mission is said to be to
thank the Americans for remitting part
of the Boxer indemnity and TO interest
Americans in the development of north.
erp China. But if Chung does got down
to Yale, his wonderful oriental robes
certainly will add blaze OF glory to
the convention in the society house.
OF Chung's fraternity life at Yale,
naturally little can be learned It took
plnce behind the portals of the house
less he has full knowledge of the
mysteries. One thing is certain-that
Chung was most popular student gen
orally, or he would not today have the
right TO woar tho little simple lozenge
of gold and black enamel with a tiny
white scroll on its center. And he must
have been game and no gutter, for Yale
part in its annual affairs with Harvard.
SO, in addition, if Chung feels disposed,
he can wear a big Yale varsity Y
along with his peacock feather. And if
President Roosevelt. who is also a
Deke. cares 10 play tennis with Chung,
ne may be FACED by sturdy, athletic
man with Y on his shirt TO give the
Harvard executive further incentive
TO strenuous play,
But Chung, of course, is now past his
coxswain days, and is n dignifed. capa.
BILE Chinese diplomat OF very high rank.
He may wear his old Deke pin. hidden
among his flowing draperies, but ne Ger
tainly does not sport tho Yale Y as part
OF his private or public costume. His
business as Chinese minister with all
the present eastern questions under dis.
cussion, Will, necessarily, give him little
time for participation in student life.
But the Dekes are determined that for
one night, st least, he shall forget af.
fairs OF state save as they are inter.
with the history of the frater.
atty whose members have had pron,i-
oent parts in al the wars and govern
mental movements since 1874. and one
Of whom became president.
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NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given by the city
Council OF Salt Lake City Of the inten-
ton OF such Council 10 make the follow
ing described Improvement 10 wit:
Replacing all defective walks and walks
not to grade on First South street be-
tween Second East and Sixth Fact streets
and on the east side OF Firth East etreet
between South Temple and Fist South
streets with cement sidewalks iaaid ce-
and four 90 Inches thick on the south side
OF First South street between Third East
and Fourth East streets. and SIX 90 feet
wide and iour 60 inches thlck on the
north Side Of First South street between
Second East and Sixth East streets. and
on the south side OF First South street
between Second East and Third East
streets, end between Fourth East and
sixth East streets. and on the east Side or
FiItn East 6treat between South Temple
and First South Streets. IN Sidewalk Dis
ters portion OF the cost and expense
thereof. estimated at six thousand and
thirty-nine (I6o3s.oo) dollars: seyen hun
drcd and fifty nine is75e 0O) dollars. or
one and l5-l00 Csi.i5j dollars per front or
linear foot OF abuttlng property fcr side
walk elEht ieet wide, there being $50 feet
abgttinS said portion OF said improve
meEt and five thousand two hundred and
eighty tSS28o.o0) dollars. or ono (Si.o0)
dollar per 'front.' or linear foot Of atutting
property for sidewalk six feet wide there
being $3.50 feet Of ahutting property on
SAID portion OF said Improvement, by
local assessment upon the lots or pieces
OA sIpunu "lt1ln inc frIlpWl0E QeSCrlDeu
district. being the district to be affected
and benefited by said Improvement
namely:
SIX FOOT WALKS.
The west side OF lot 5. block 81. plat
y: the south side OF OTIS I and 2. block
70. the north eide Of lots 8. g. z and s.
block IL. plat a: the south side % lots J.
z, and 4. block 63, the south side OF lots
J and ., block So. the north side OF lots s.
6. Z and 8. block 5l. the south eide Of lots
!. 2 and {. block 81. the north side o:
lots and 8. block 50. plat 3.
ElGHT-FOoT WALK.
The north side Of lots and {. block so
plat Z, Salt Lake City Survey.
The total cost sCt said Improvement is
hundred thlrty-two and 5-l0O (s733o. 05)
dollars, Of which sUm the city's portion Ia
one thousand two hundred ninety-three
aud 5-l0J (Sl2s3.0S) dollars leaving SIX
Thousand md thirty nine CS60S9 0O) dollars
10 be raised b. local assessment
All protests snd objections 20 the car
ryinE out Of such Intention must be pre-
scGted In writing % the City Recorder on
or before the ina day OF November, 1908,
being the time set by said Council when
81 will hear and consider such protests and
objections as may be made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council OF Sal,
Lake City. Utah
Dated September !. 1908.
j. 3. MOkETON,
City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. 1I2 g1s42
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Special 20 Tho Tribune,
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-Chung Men
Yew, the only Chinaman in the world
who knows what the mystic letters
Delta Kappa Epsilon mean 10 5000
American college graduates, is now sail
ing across the Pacific, as special envoy
in connection with Prince Tang Shao
Vi s gorgeous retinue, some say, to sue
ceed Wu Ting.fang as Chinese minister
at Washington, Also he is certainly
the only Chinaman in the world who
can wear the coveted 'Y'' of Yale
as an ornament OF his rich, oriental
state robes. If he sees fit. In addition
10 being one of very few Cinnamon who
have ever ridden any American college
fraternity goat, Chung Men few enjoys
tho reputation of being the only China:
man who was coxswain of an American
university crew. His session with the
goat and with the megaphone and stop
watch both took place at Yale, where
ne was member OF the class of 'S5.
The Dekes attended TO the goat matter,
snd the managers of the 'S5 varsity
crew picked out Chung to steer the boat
against Harvard. And Invested of his
magnificent robes and his peacock
feather and other Chinese. insignia,
Chung Steered his crew to victory
Chung. II be succeeds the famous Wu,
will bring to his Office no little of the
social skill which has made WI the
very welcome guest at American func-
lions. He was for several years con
nected with the embassy at Washing
ton, and almost his last public appear
ance before he returned to China was
his speech at the banquet of the d. k.
z. convention in Washington, where he
responded TO the toast, "Yale, tho
Mother Chapter and sang the march
ing song Of the Dekss with as much
gpsto as the youngest delegate. And
probably his first after-dinner reapPear-
ance in the United States will he as q
speaker ct the Delta Kappa Epsilon
dinner in the Waldorf on the evening
OF November Is, when. with his frater-
nifty brothers, Senator Albert J. Beve
-idge OF Indiana. Senator Frank B, !
Brsndegee OF Connecticut, Victor NJ. !
Metcaf, secretary of the navy; eS-Gov;
frank S. Black. Bishop johnson of
South Dakota, Toastmsster Charles P. !
Taft, brother of Hon. William H. Taft; !
and Judge Vernon NJ. Davis. president
OF the New York .. K. f. association,
he will tell the sixty-second annual }
convention what he thinks about D.
X. {.
Already the Delta kappa Epsilon /
word has gone to SAN Francisco Dekes /
70 meet Chung and give him the grip |
and hurry him east TO take part in the |
first convention at Yale since the civil
war, and 10 add 20 the glory which his
chapter has as the "mothe-' chapter
o. the fraternity. Effort is also being
made by James Anderson Hawes, sec
retarY of the dinner committee. to get |
Chung TO 20 down TO Now Haven 20
take part in the convention at the
society hall. and 10 be one of the special
train which is 10 rush the delegates
from all parts Of the United States back
70 New York for the dinner st the
Waldorf. where it is expected more than
500 Dekes will dine. Whether Chung
xii visit his old chapter and become
ire of the boys again az this time
,annot be said. as he will nndonbtedlv
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Partitions now being placed. Parties
desiring space can have partitions
placed 70 suit their demands if ar.
ranged before November 10. Applica
tions received by p. B. Hall, agent
Both phones AS. COS Dooly.
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S d Evaua
Newhouse and Boston Buildings

Undertaken and Embalmer, has removed
to new location. IS South State.
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2S West Third South !
Rooms 1, 2 and 4
Thirty-Fc-- year.
Salt Lake.

After 45 years. study o, ~.
and her laws along special I'M.
superior ADVANTAGES ard ,h,,'s,
without saying, and I unhssi:,s, !,
declare, and my unparallslsd
as successful specialist In or,s..'
diseases Of men backs up nv I s,S
that more men have been cn,sa {
me OF vARTcooHLE. Tvr,!
CELE, NERvo-sEyuAL ns,r
ITY. BLOOD POISON ana -
FLEX DISORDERS within y.
80 years than by any twenty z..s,
lists in the United Statas eons...s +
This fact Is self-evident And ~
putable, and, with M rats -
reasonable and treatment nor, !.
cessful you do wrong to e1psr;r...
with concerns Whose methods suA,
ing frequently changed, and ~
doctors are the scrapinsstostr +
transient and defunct concern
Courtesy demands thas We rns~
no names in a newspaper, but L \
come to my Office I can furni.h =,
valuable information with TIE ,,s,.
so conclusive that you will nj 4
gard them as selfish argumnk
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WEAK MEN
RECEIPE FREE
Send Name and Address Today-You
Can Have It FREQ and Be Strong
and Vigorous,

have In my possession a prescription
TOT nervous debility, lnck OF vigor. weak
errd manhood. falling memory and lama
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Hyacinths, tulips, Chinese lilies and
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Salt Lakes Printers. l65.l67 South
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

Rainbow Mining company. PRINCIPAL
place OF business. Salt Lake City Utah
Notice: There are delinquent upon tho
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. 2, levied on the 3lst day
Of August, 1908. the several amounts SET
ehn rnhnlhers q f0llnurs.
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Pictures and Frames.
Midgley Bodel CO., 33 E. lst South.
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And in accordance with the law and cD
order OF the board OF directors mad or
the 3lst day Of August, 1905. so manv
may be necessary Will be sold at the 90
flee of the company. No. 81 South Main
street. Salt Lake CITY. Utah. on the Snd
O'Clock p. m. TO pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon. together with tie cost
Of advertising and expenses OF the sale,
ERNEST NJ. FOWLER
Secretary md Treasurcr
Office No. 3? South Main street. Salt
LAKE Ilty. Cean. 1881
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mratmen
h today
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VARICOCELE

iarged veins are due to n1uunne b,cy.I.
or horseback riding. disease. etc. In time
IL weokens A man mentally as well as nbyo
slcaliy. We will cure you for ne or
make no charge.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-24
d regIeS0 Dc! A!ea!le
ASUNTOS MUNICIPALES

Esta mahana ha concurrido a la Of
Gina municipal el Alcalde de esta ciu-
dad, don Francisco del Vaue Atiles.
que lego de los Estados Unidos en- eI
vapor Coamo"
FL seiior del Vale Atiles, en- sus en-
trevistas con los reporters ha mani
festado sus buenos prop6sitos de en-
prender cuanto antes meioras refor-
mas de gran empuje. en- esta ciudad.
Ell senor del Vale ha visitado los
principales departamentos administra-
tivos & instituciones p6blicas en- .Nueva
York, hacienda estudios sobre ell te-
rreno de todo aquello que puede inte-
resar la atenci6n publica en- esta Isla.
FL senor del Vale, repetimos, esta
muy satisfecho de su viaie, y viene re-
puesto deciddo deiar bien cimen-
tados sus prestigios de buen funciona-
rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-24

Ha cesado en- su puesto de Alcalde
INFERNO, el due hasta aver desempen6
la Acadia, don Francisco Ponte, es
justo manifestar que en- ell breve ITEM
20 de su permanencia al frente de los
Intereses municipales, Sc ha hecho
acredor los aplausos de la prensa,
aun cuando alguno que otro desconten-
to, que escribe EN- peri6dicos semana-
les. emita opiniones eontrarias
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FL superintendent del Manicomio
inform0 que TN comenzado hacer uso
ia su licencta Claudio Iuazo
FL Alcalde municipal dc Maricao
ha devueto una orden lie ingreso de
I'M ahenado. por hallarse curado
FL AlcaIde municipal de Lares ha
deeueto una orden de ngreso de tres
ahenados, por estar curados
FL superintendent del Manicomio
informa que ha comenzado hacer uso
de su hcencia Pedro Aree
FL Alcalde municipal de Naguabo ha
pedido Fl inereso del senor Juan Bu-
~ "a el Aslo de Ciegos
Ill presidente del Servicio Civil ha
remtido una hsta de elegibeS para en-
brir la vacante de Carmen Medina. en-
el Asiio de Ciegos
III superintendent del Asilo de Nj
nos informa que Ia cocinera Ramos ha
fallecido, Y aue Ii cocinera auxlar.
orosia Figueroa ha presentado su re-
nuneia para teuer efecto el dia 81 del
eorriente
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Al rey lie gus&a - catalan
UN ALCALDE REGI0NALIsTA

Nueva York sabado-Han causado exceente efecto en-
Ia opinion cataana las palabras de Don Alfonso que al
escuchar la bienvenda que do e acalde de Barcelona
ell diaecto regional dijo que lie sumamente agra
dable OR el catalan
Estas palabras del Rey produleron la multitud
efecto derante
Ell Re yha sido objeto de ovaoion nmensa cla-
morosa
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.CIIrculaplS del Attorney Genera

Esta mafana, Ell Assistant Attorney.
Mr. Brown. ha entregado los rep0r-
ters las siguientes circulares:
0ctubre "a. 1908
A los senores F'iscales de Distrito,
Jueces Municipales y Jueces de Paz.
Sen0res:
Ell Departamento de la Policia ha pc
dido que. en- tanto sea possible, Sc pro-
rroguen los juicios Ell los cuales son
testigos de cargo policias destacados
fuera del poblado Ell que esta situada
esa Corte, hasta despues de verifcadas
las elecciones.
Atentamente
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Don Alfonso
nombrado can6nigo
DE LA CATHEDRAL DE BARCELONA

Nueva York, sabado-En oonmemoracion de la vista
del Rey la catedral de Barcelona Don Alfonso ha sido
nvestido de la dignidad de canonigo.
La ceremonial que tai motive ha tenido lugar ha
sdo solemnisima.
Al sar del suntuoso temple. ell Rey fue acamado por
la multitud
Ell entusiasmo que reina por las reaes personals
aumento.
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Acting Attorney Genera


Octubre "A, 1908.
a los senores Jueces de Paz de la Isla
de Puerto Rico
Senores:
Con objeto de organizar debidamen-
te el registro del personal de las Cor
tes de Paz en- esta o6eina, espero que
Sc serviran ustedes remitir a la mayor
brevedad possible, el nombre del senor
Juez y Secretario y alguacil propieta-
rios de esa Corte de Paz, y Ia fecha en-
que tomaron possession de sus respecti-
vos cargos
AtentameMte.
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e mandate de lnglaterrs
NO QUIERE NEGoCIACIoNEs DIREcTAs

Nueva York sabado.-Avisan de Londres, que ell Co.
berno nges opone las negociaciones drectas entire
las naciones compcadas ell confcto de los Balkanes
Asi 10 ha participate e Gobierno inges los de Bull
garia Austria Turquia agregando que para la solu
defnitiva de probemas ell aseguramento de
Ia paz mpone ell concerto de tratado que
guen de hacer respetar las potencas.
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Los optinismos
monarquicos
SIMPATIAs DE DON ALFONSO

Nueva York, sabado-La prensa monarquioa, comen-
tando ell exito acanzado por ell Rey vista Bar
celona dice que de esta han recibdo sero gope
la concencia de la multtud los partidos antmonar
qucos los que ha restado elementos Ia
simpatia que el Rey logra despertar todas
parties.
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Las neuocIaciones
interrumpidas
ESPERANDo LA CONFERENCIA

Nueva York sabado-La acttud de Ingaterra ha obli-
gado Turqu1a a romper las negociaciones que venla
concertando con Bulgaria Austria toda que la de
cs6n del RENO Undo va ben conocida solo Sc
era que file ell da de la Inauguration de La conferen
a international la que esan de acuerdo Russia TIA
La, Francia, Espana y, desde luego, Inglaterra.
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Utfaldad de Ha conferencia
INGLATERRA LA PROCLAMA

Nueva York. sabado.-Insiste Ell Gobierno de Londres
n necesidad de que celebre la conferenca interna
onal de Forencia fin de que ALI dscutan alberta
estos asuntos turbar Ia paz europea
ALI Sc estabezca la garantia de tratado que habra
de mponer las poencia la prudente imitacion de sus
Iambciones rivalidades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-24

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-24
J. II. Brown.

Acting Attorney General