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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-28
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-17

Boots and ShOes--ThiS is very strOr
department with U.s. We make special
of the shoe business. we not only sell yc
shoes that will wear but our prices al
correct. All kinds warm shoes & slippe
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-17

Never before have we shown the line OF
Underwear for Men, Women and Children
that we are this fall. We can and will
please you in wool or cotton. Call & see us
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-17

Our lOc Outing Flannel is as good this
year as the IL l-2c Flannel was last year
See our 1Oc Ginghams for School Dresses
they will wear like the II l-2C goods
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-17

Blankets from SOC to $ll.OO per pair.
Plenty Of Sikoline and Cotton Batting for Comforts
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-08

Death of a Pioneer

Louther w. Meyers, one of the pion-
GERS Of Stevens county and president OF
the Stevens County Pioneers Associa-
ton, died at his home in Meyers Falls
March q, 1908, aged rs years.
Mr.. Meyers had been resident of
Stevens county since 1862. when he
arrived here from Fort Gary, now Win
nipeg, Manitoba. He filed ON the water
right at Meyers Falls and established a
Touring and sawmill at that point and
aided greatly in the development Of the
Colville valley country.
Probably no man in the, western por-
ton of the country was held in greater
esteem by his neighbors than was the
deceased. In all of his actions and deal
fyings throughout his long residence no
one can point to a.dishonorable action.
He served as county commissioner for
two terms, and it is said that he was one
of the most conscientious officials that
ever served the county. He was also
the first school director to qualify on an
official board in the county.
While he was native Of Canada he
was of revolutionary stock, his grand
father and seven uncles having served
in the revolutionary war and he was an
Intense American.
L He is survived by widow, two sons
and daughter. The funeral services
were held in Meyers Falls and were
attended by friends from all parts of the
county.
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Advertised Letters

List of letters remaining uncailed for
in the Newport, Wash. p. O.. to date, are
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-08
Sullivan News

Ralph Ingard and wife returned
Friday from Payette valley, Idaho,
where they have been visiting with
Ralph's parents. Mrs. lngard also
visited in Sandusky, Ohio, with
her own mother.
Geo. S. Henry and family came
in Tuesday evening from Newport,
where they have spent the winter
schooling the children, and pro-
ceeded to their ranch on the Sulli-
van lake trail.
Dan Robinson, of Sullivan lake,
was called out last week as a wit
ness on some of the government
cases.
/ doc" McAbee, the ranger, is a,
Newport on business pertaining tc
the Forestry department..
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-08

One day last week, while Mrs.
James Judge was visiting at AL
beni Falls, some one had the nerve
to break into her home and help
themselves to her canned fruits and
almost everything else they saw fit
to take Mrs. Judge said it looked
to her as though they had camped
right there while she was away.
Mrs. Simpson, of Priest Lake, is
in town fixing up her house for
rent.
Mrs. Keepser and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fox left for Spokane Satur-
day for a weeks visit.
Sunday the Ole boat took Jolly
crowd Of young people up the river
for a picnic. Those who enjoyed
the trip were: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Runk, Homer Redmond, Miss Vio-
let Carey, Dan Morgan, Mrs. Dean
Gregory, Billie Jacketta, Mary
Carr.
The wedding of Henry Bossia
and Miss Caprai last Sunday called
many Of their friends to the Italian
settlement. After the wedding in
the church many of their friends
went to the home of the bride,
where they enjoyed themselves
until late hour. Their many
friends wish them much happiness
through life.
How Gumaer went to Wrencoe
on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Doring. Of
Kalispell, Mont, are the guests Of
mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wilcox.
Dick Mears, of Spokone, is visit
ing his brother, C. I. Mears.
Miss Meta Knabe, of Newport.
was the guest Of the Misses Dodge
one day last week.
| Mrs. Hanson entertained a few
OF her friends to an afternoon tea.
Claud Merritt returned home
from Standpoint. where he has
rented house and is going to move
his household goods over lust as
soon as his mother, who has been
very sick, is able to be moved.
Mrs. Krenky, of Kellogg, Idaho,
is visiting friends in Priest River.
Roy Robinson, of Spirit Lake, is
IN town for few days.
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Blanchard

The frost king is gone and again
the warm sunshine of spring began
to gladden. the face of Mother
Earth. The past winter was I'm.
favorable for logging in the vicinity
of Blanchard. Nearly all the
ranchers failed to handle as many
logs and as much wood as they
had expected. But on the whole
the winter has been one of progress
for this community.
In the early winter Frank Rusho
had the townsite of Blanchard sur
veyed and plated. The lots are
being rapidly taken. Within the
past ten days Mr.. Rusho has made
a half dozen sales of town lots.
The two general stores are doing
a thriving business.
Mervin Unger, who is our village
blacksmith, has begun the erection
of new shop, During the winter
Mr.. Unger has had the McLaugh-
lin Lumber Co.'S shop rented. 1t
is understood that the lumber COM
pany will move the tools and fix
lures of the shop to their new saw
mill on Blanchard creek, where
they have very desirable location.
On the watershed of Blanchard
creek stands a magnificent forest
of yellow pine, and the town oil
Blanchard will naturally be head
quarters for handling the-timber
resources of the Blanchard creek
country.
Mr.. Coleman is now operating
his sawmill, which is also located
on Blanchard creek. Mr.. Coleman
now has on his millyard over hal
million feet OF choice yellow pine
Blanchard has real live base.
ball team organized. The boy.
secured an ideal piece of ground
from Cal Rusho for ball field
They have blown the stumps anc
leveled the ground.
Easter exercises will be held a
the school house on Easter Sunda,
under the auspices of the Sunda,
school.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-08
Metaline

D. L. Lykins and family are
back on their ranch south Of Meta
line.
DOC" Doane, ahead of every one
else, had his garden all in last
week.
Mr.. King, who is interested in
the Riverside property across the
river, went to@Spokane last Friday.
Mr.. Carmichael was in from his
ranch one day last week and re-
ports lots of snow in that vicinity
yet.
There are rumors of sawmill
here in the near future. Several
ranchers have been interviewed in
regard to selling their stumpage.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-08
TIME TABLES
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NEWPORT

IDAHO 4 WASHINGTON NORTHERN a. r
ARRIVE.
No. s-7:4O q. M, from Spirit Lake.
No. $500 a. M, from Spokane.
No. 104-1 80 p. m. from Spokane.
No 1867 80 p. M, from Spokane
DEPART.
No. 1O3-S:OO a. M, to Spokane.
No. 1861 80 p. m. to Spokane.
No. 1-6:15 p. m, to Spokane.
No. 81 80 p. NJ, to Spirit Lake.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
wEsTBoUND. EAsTBoUND.
No. 1-5:55 q. IN. No. 2-12:25 p. m.
No. 263-*8:15 am. No. 264-F7 20 p. m.
No 3-3:04 p. m. No.. 4-12:4l a. IN.
~Daily except Sunday.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-08

A raid on slot machines at Bon
ners Ferry by officers of the law
brought forth six of the gambling
devices. The machines, which cost
at least $1,000, were destroyed by
order of the court.
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lone items


The work of clearing for the mill
and townsite is progressing very
rapidly. About IS men. are en-
ployed at present.
Mrs. G. Y. Hoage was a caller at
the James Lucas home at Tiger
Friday.
Mr.. Moore, of Boomers Ferry,
has purchased the general mer-
chandise store OF II. +. Parker and
took possession Wednesday.
A. A. Stearns was at home from
Blneslide last Sunday.
Miss Della Stecker is at home
from Spokane during the school
vacation.
Mrs. Mckay has sold her house
and lot to j. w. Ferguson
and has moved to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. Golden and children are
visiting in Newport.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-08

The Cottage hostelry, under the
efficient management of Mrs. Ada
Wooding, is enjoying fine patron
age. With the recent addition Of
the annex Mrs. Wooding is now
prepared to entertain the weary
traveller with meals and lodging at
the rate of $1.50 per day.
&C. Yoder, of Nakusp, B. c.,
spent a, few days with his father.
E. F. Yoder, returning last Satur-
day to British Columbia, where he
is engaged in the lumber business
with the Lindsey Bros, of Spo-
kane. Mr.. Yoder has been with
the Lindsey Bros. for nine years.
r. Greenamyer will go to Spo.
kane. to make final proof on his
homestead next Thursday, April 8
Work on the |. & W, n. is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Frank Myers was Tiger visitor
one day this week.
Mrs. J. w. Wooding is enjoying
herself at her old home in Califor-
MIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Lucas are the
proud owners of 9-pound- baby
girl, born April 2, that day being
the tenth anniversary of their
wedding.
Miss Myrtle Spalding is cooking
at the C. Lucas home.
The baseball boys are out early
this spring.
The house of Chas. Lucas caught
fire last week and burned about
Ave feet Of roof before being put
out.
Mr.. Durkee brought in large
crew Of men to work on the right.
of-way here.
Mr.. Zimmerman has returned
from a business trip to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ranahaw. formerly
Of this place, are making their
home at Silverton, Ore, now.
Uriah Wooding has purchased a
saddle pony. He expects to herd
mosquitoes this summer.
From the looks of things down
the river this spring it must be
cheaper to import labor than to
raise it.
]. NJ. Lucas has taken contract
to clear land for J. w. Wooding.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-08

The mill of the Boomers Ferry
Lumber Co. was destroyed Friday
night. entailing loss of about
$40, 900.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-04
La aduana francesa
y los cigarros.
Febrero 4 de 1909.

Paris, Enero.--Desde Ell primero
de mayo proximo, los vfaieros que
llegaran q Francia, no tendran de-
recbo de entrar libre de impuesto,
mas que 10 cigarros, 20 cigarrillos
y onza y media de tabsco.
Las mujeres y nihos, no podran
pasar en- Ia aduans ninguna clsss
de tsbaco. La aduana francess se
hsbfa mostrado hssta shora muy
liberal, y los visierOs que declars-
ban que ell tabsco que tenian en-
su poder era para su uso personal
pasaban sin psgsr derechos 80 ei-
garos, 100 cigsrrllos y tres onzas
de-tsbsco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-04
DYSPEPSIA NERVIOSA.
Simple Curacion con Tin
buen Tonico Nervino,
Muchos que han empleado las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams para fortifcar ell
est6mago, Sc han admira-
do de sus efectos curativos.

Luego de haber probado 'in6nidad de
remedies para ell est6mago, sin conse,
guir Ia anhelada curaci6n, recomenda
mos el siguiente regimen que ha dadt
exeelenses resultados en- Ia. mayoria d.
los males del est6mago, y en- todo case ds
dyspepsia nerviosa. Eyftense conidas
fuertes, grasientas, exceso de dulce y de
salado. Conner un POGO menos de Ii
que el estomago apetece. Evitar Icores J
cafe negro. Masticar bien cada bocado
este es muy importante. I'm POGO de
ejercicio ontes de las comidas y antes de
acostarse favorecera Ia digestion. In
mediatamente despues de cada comida,
las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams,
segdn las instrucciones que acompafian
los trascos. Aiivio pnede esperarse en-
pocos dias; euraci6n en- pocas semanas
Muchas cartas Sc han escrito volunta-
riamente por personals agradecidas las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams,
ofreciendo asf pruebas positivas de su
eficacia. He aqui una de elias: "Aproxi-
madamente dos amos estuve sufriendo
de dyspepsia nerviosa. Digestiones lem
tas, repugnancia las conidas, falta de
apetito, asedias, v6mitos, gases, eran los
sfntomas usuales. Estaba nerviosa Y
me daban fuertes neuralgias. A veces
tenfa que guardian CANA por ell gran
maiestar. Tome pepsina, laxantes y
varios preparados digestivos, que solo
me trafan alivio pasagero. Una sonora
amiga habfa padecido del mismo mai
que 70, y Sc euro con las Pildoras Rosa
das del DIR. Williams, por 10 que me las
recomendo con empeho. AL terminar ell
primer frasco va mejor6 de 10 digestion.
Luego desapareci6 ell malestar general, Y
volvi6 Ell deseo de trabajar consiguien-
do mayor despeio y habilidad para aten.
der mi profession de maestro de escuela.
Ahora que me he curado no vacilo en-
hacer constar mi gratitud q tan excelen-
to remedio", (De la Sra. Maria Haro
de Ferrer. s. Fernando, Pvcia de Sta.
Clara. Cuba).
Enriqueciendo la Sangre y fortalecien.
do los Nervios es como SO adquieren
todas las fuerzas whales. Tales compren-
den naturalmente las fuerzas digestivas.
Nadie disputa la syuda que prestan los
preparados digestivos. Pero estos obran
sobre los alimentos y no sobre las fuer-
sas digestivas, por 10 que alivian no
DURAN. Pero las Pfldoras Rosadas del
DIR. Williams han adquirido una popu-
Iaridad inmensa no como calmante sino
como curative.
Todss lqs boticas de importancia ven.
len las PILDORAS ROSADAS doI
DIR. WILLIAMS. No acepteis susti.
.utos.
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UNA CARTl De OPPENHEI-
I mel, TaR-Rhyn.
Explica sus propositos
al presentar el pro-
yecto de ley ''para
restringir Ia libertad
de andar descalzo. "

Muchos concentrates henos recoiido,
| referentes al Bill presentado la CANA
ra de delsgados por Ell conpahero Llorens
Torres, y ell que tiene ell honor de escribir
estas hneas. -.
Bill eonducents restrringir Ia liber-
tad de andar descaIso.
Algunos de estos concentrates van en-
caminados, demostrar las ventaias que
traeria tai ley puesta en- vigor, y otros
por el contrario a probar; que Sc crearia
IN verdadero conflicto al infeis trabaja-
dor cuyos medios no lie alcanzan para cal
sarse.
Ell fin que nos ha lmpuisado d la redac-
ci6n de tai proyecto de ley, es un fin pa
tri6tico y humane 4 la vez. Decimos pa
triotico, porque pudiera apreciarse, con
periuicio para nosotros que no es decoro-
so el que un pueblo ande descalzo. Y de-
eimos humane; porque al coutagio de
un sim 1mero de Intermediates Sc expo
ne ell que no usa sapatos.
Recordamos siempre la impression ex-
traia que sentimos, despues de un viaje-
cito que hicimos por Europa, en- donde
hasta los limosneros Sc calzaban, yer al
regresar q nuestro suelo tanta geute des-
calzada.
Recordamos tambien, y con pena, ell
cuidado que puso Ia policia, para alejar
de Ia vista del Presidente Roosevelt en- su
vista Official esta 1sla, todos los que
Sc presentaban con los pies desnudos, me-
dida que apesar del sentimiento profundo
que nos cause, no pudimos menos que
aprobar.
La aprobamos, porque en- realidad, po-
co favor nos hubiera hecho, ell que MIR.
Roosevelt Sc hubiese fiiado en- que hom-
bres que aspiran fervientemente q ser ciu-
dadanos americanos, no Sc cuiden de lle-
var los pies tapados, & igual que sus hes
manos del Continente.
Hay detalles que influyen poderosamen-
te en- la vida de los pueblos, y nadie po-
dra negarnos que algunos pretenden OBJ
servar degeneration ffsica y moral en- el
nuestro.
La escasez de hombres robustos, vigo- |
rosos, energicos y esforzados, que en- nues-
ira patria SO nota, puede ser que dimane
de la epidemia generalizada, extendida
con caracteres va endemicos, y conocida
con ell nombre de uncinariasis. Ella es un
verdadero azote y la causa de un sinndme-
TO de males.
Gran atenci5n comprendiendolo asi,
ban puesto nuestros cuerpos legisladores,
demostrando un cello paternal, al regula-
rizar perfectamente Jun servicio para su
extinction, y al votar fuertes sumas para
hacer eficaces sus prop6sitos.
Pero tan laudableS intenciones y tan
crecidas cantidades gastadas y por gastar,
DO obtendrdn un resultado complete,
mientras no Sc obligue al pueblo q usar
sapstos.
Por ESQ encontramos razonable y con-
venients Ia idea que eutraha nuestrc Bill.
Santiago 0ppsnhsimr
Van Rhyn.
Febrero 4 de 1909.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-04
TEMBL0RES De TERRA
en- Italia.
Milan, Florencia y Vene-
cia sacudidas por feno
menos seismicoS-

Milan Enero 20: Una sacudida ha sido
sentida en- esta ciudad, 10 cual produio
un panico general.
Tn gran nnmero de personas huian des-
pavoridas, y Sc aglomerabsn en- Ia plaza
de Ia Catedral. Cuando cesaron las trepi-
daciones, volvi6 q restablecerse la cal
ma. No ha hahido desgracias personales.
Floreneia Enero ~ 'Algupos movimien-
tos, cuya duraci6n ha sido de algunos Sc
gundos, han asustado todos los vecinos
de esta ciudad, quienes abandonaron sus
casas, teraerosos de una repetici6n del de-
sastre de Messina. No ose sabe que haya ha-
bido desgracias: Cuando las trepidaciones
cesaron, la gente volvi6 q ocuparse de
sus faenas cuotidianas.
Venecia is Enero: Esta mahana Sc han
aentido en- esta 2 sacudidas. La gente asus-
.tada, Sc salieron de sus casas, y Sc fueron
& reunir en- Ia plaza de San Marcos y en-
otros barrios de la ciudad. Todos estaban
muy asustados, pero sin embargo ell orden
fue restablecido pronto. Sc asegura, que
ell motive de nothaber sufrido dano Vene-
cia con las sacudidas, es debido que esta
construida sobre pilotes. Los habitantes
de esa ciudad estan muy contentos hoy de
ese sistema de construction. wv, !;
~
DON LUIS LOPEZ DE vEAsco,
Mucha satisfaction hemos tenido en- sa-
ludar en- estas oficinas al caballeroso mi
litar espahol don Luis Lopez de Velasco,
captain de artilleria. .
El senior Lopez de Velasco, casado con
una distinguida dana puertorriqueha, 60
"a en- esta sociedad de merecida estimation
Dsmosle nuestra afectuosa bienvenida.
Ha sido nombrado Magistrate de la au-
diencia de Zaragoza, Espana, Ell Sr. Don
Francisco LanuZa, de triste recordac ion
en- Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-04

Goleta americana "DsIsy Farlin', de-
be haber salido de New York para estar
el % 6ltimo.
Consign. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
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VeleTos de Ia linea "Benner"
Goleta americana "Phineas W. Spra-
gue', saldra de Nueva York para esta
ell IL del actual. Consigstar os Sobri-
nos de Esquiaga.
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Vapor americana ''Coamo" del puerto
de New York para el nuestro, zarpara
ell 6 del corriente.
Consig. The N. Y. P. RS. S. Ca.
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porque los jfbdros no irian buscarlas. .
Tizol. Su seforia me permite una inte-
rupcion. ....??2
DiGz Navarro. Asf que termine este pa
rrafo; y 10 que-ocurri6 con la anemia ha de
ocurrir l6gicamente con estas caiitas, pues
el campesino que al principle de estable.
cerse los dispensarios de anemia aeudia
en- muy pequeio ndmero q yer al medico
POGO despues, cuando fue conociendo
cuando Sc fue enterando que el NAL que
rninaba su existencia era curado poca
costa, acudio numeroso, primero por cen
tenares y despues por miIlares, q lIevar
al medico Ia caiita que contenia sus ex-
cretas, para que Ell medico 10 examinara
y les diera la salvadora medicina. Y ell
exito mas hermoso corona Ia obra patrio-
ticamente iniciada con Ia installation de
servicio de anemia....
Y, sefor Tizol y sehores delegados, la
vida de miles de nihos puertorriquehos,
Ia vida de un solo niho puertorriqueho
sea de un campesino sea de quien sea, bien
valen esa insignificante suma de $1,000
que en- este proyecto Sc sehala. No debe-
mos vaeilar un solo momento en- que Sc
caste aunque sirviera solamente para sal
var d un nifo, que 20 creo que servira pa
ra salvar q millares. No Sc trata de que
los oficiales de sanidsd tengsn que esta-
bIecer cstedras de partear; no ,el uso de es-
ia cajita que solamente eontiene materias
desiuiestantes que hoy no ussn en- los
campos, es puramente una coss mecanics
y aparte de las instrucciones que cada uno
traiga, bastarS con una pequeha explies-
ci6n, hasts sin ninguna, para que las CO
madronas como las eiiriosas, empleen E.
SOS ingredientes y eviten las infecciones
que por no aplicarse, producer esa espan-
toss mortaidsd de que nos hs hablsdo
aqui el sr. ElIaburu y comprueban las es-
tsdlstieas del departanento de Sandal.
No podemos decir que los 1ficiAles de
Sanidad no hayan de eunpGr con ese L1a-
vo deber......
TisOl sEst2n suiicientsmsDts bien pa
gos para ESQ.,.
Dias NavarTO. Ali, no tsna su seforis.
81 los medicos estzn NAL pages , no se les
puede ssignar uns nuevA obenei5n para
que prestsn este servicio ellos 10 haran
de buens gAna con ese sltruisno que
ba dstinguido siempre & uuestrus
uedicos. Fl esnpesino rscibirz Ia
vista 8 el aviso del msdieo. y sus nu-
jeres ss aeostumbrarEn ir al pueblo trss
q eajits saIvadors que hs de gArantizar-
q Ia vida del pedaEo de sus entraaas cuys
salvsei6n va & yotar Ia Czmars ssign&ndO
"a pequshA uua- 70 espero, sehores de
eEados de Ia Czmars, que todos vosotros,
IN IN s6lo yoto en- contra, tOdOs unidOs
n IN solo y salvador proP6sito, yotsis
ste bil da1do asf una ven mas h mas
,ouplsts prueba De sltruisHao y de suor
b terra que vsninos representa- squL l
va "A srAsrsSn de rnarana
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Vapor americana "Csrolina" saldra
para Nueva York ell 10 del corriente.
Consig. The N. Y. P. R. 81 S. Ca.
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Vapar americana ''Ponco" sali6 de
New York, para esta Ell 80 del ppdo.
mes.
conslg. The N. Y. P, R. s. S. Ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-04

Sc ARRIENDA por 5000 nensasies
una crss en- NArzziito y 50 euerdAs de
senenos rngniEcos para Ia aemhra de
sabaeo , hUtos nenoces. PaEo por -
nestres adelanfados- Co1trzto por s
asos. -Infxn2rxn Sol lla I5E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-04

Sc vENDE uaa farrAeiA aifuAda en-
4 nsior pu1to Dc e1ntues, ben ATs-
ditnfs. ran izfuxUes apa<tado n6ns-
~ 90 GO Ennturrzs-S4n gun- lsa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-04

Yapor ingIes "Hortensirus", sali6 de
Montevideo ell 2s del pasado mes para
este.
Consig. Yillar y Ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-04

Vapor espaiol Martin Saenz" sali6 de
Canarias para esta ell 25 del pasado mes.
Consignatario Sob. Izquierdo y Co.
Vapor Uruguayo "Brasileho' Sali6
de Barcelona ell 81 dltimo hacienda las
escalas intermedias. Consg. Sob. Ia-
quierdo y Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-04

-PoR NO PcDER ATEyDER 81
dusfa, - vends sl Hctel saa Luis, e.
tableeido en Is eAlls De "a Tanea mime
70 5, Para iniormes co q nismo esia-
I ecinisntoa I5y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-04
PARIS BAZAR.

Para este tempo de frescO, Sc
roaliza una partida de capas de
lieltrO muy barata. PARIS BA.
ZAR de Pedro Giusti.- -Forta,
lCza 27.