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Vease la edici0n de mafa.
Sc venden muy baratas,

Hacienda de cafe en- el barrio Puri-
sima Conception, del Municipfo de las
Las Marfas, con extension de CIENTO
TREINTA Y NUEVE CUERDAS, y
ochenta cuatro c6ntimos de otra, cafe,
platanos, pastos y maleza; con casa habi-
taci6n de MADEIRA, techada de hero galva-
nizado. molino para pillar cafe. casa ma
quina, con malacate movido por fuerza
animal cuatro glasis grandes y varias ca
sas para peones. Linda al Norte, Maria
Rosario Aponte: Oeste. Antonio Ortiz y
Francisco Rivera. quienes colindan tam
bien por Sur y Este.
IT-Pedazo de terreno en- ell barrio de
Naranjales del municipio de MayagIez, &
cafe, platanos, pastos y frutos menores,
de treinta cuerdas de extension
colndando al Este con el camino de Lim6n
y propiedades de Enrique Brugman y
Francisco Rivera; al Norte camino anti
quo de Naranjales; Oeste, tierras de Fran
cisco Snler, Sur. propledad de Antonio
TrabaI; Este trozo esta contiguo, q Ia ca
rretera de Mayagiez i las Martas.
IIl-Cuatro porciones de terreno. inme-
diatas entire ST, en- el barri ode Rio Cahas,
municipio de Mayaghez,. con area total
de CUARENTA Y SEIS CUERDAS,
Y TRES CENTIMOS, y que
coIindan COO los Sres. lose Perez Diaz,
Ernesto Surra. Carmen Ponce de Detrez,
Fernando, Ciprian LapI3tza, y Hacienda
"Aurelia" de Oliviery Y Sobrino. Estas
porciones radeaD cinco minutes de la
carretera de de Mayagnez Las Marias.
Sobre precio, condolences Y demas ex-
tremos que Sc reaD necesarios. los intere-
sados pueden dirijirse d Felipe Casalduc
Golcoechea, eon residencia calle Atocha
nGmero 3, Ponce p R.
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BancO de Puerto Rico.
COnYocatOria a Junta General

Ell dia de Febrero pr6ximo, a la una
de la tarde en- la oficina central del
Banco, Tetuan 3, tendra efecto la Jun
ia general ordinaria de accionistas, en-
la que Sc dara cuenta con la Memoria
y Balance general correspondence al aio
1908 Y demas asuntos que disponen los
Estatutos y Reglamentos del Banco.
Tambi6n Sc tratara sobre la reforma
del articulo 46 de los Estatutos en- ell
sentido de elevar a s p@o ell dividendo
anual que fila dicho artfculo en- SO
como tipo maximo,
Desde ell 81 de Enero eorriente Sc ex-
pediran en- Secretarfa papeletas de asis-
tencia para dicha ,Iunta los accionis-
tas que las soIiciten, quedando desde
hoy expuesta al p1blico endicha oficina
la lista de los que tienen derecho a vo-
tar.
San luan, p r. Enero Ii de 1906
Ell Presidente- PANlAGuA %
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR
PORTO RICO.
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TRsfSuRY DEPARTMENT Of PORTO RICO
SUBAsTA FUBLICA.
BIENES INMUEBLEs.

En- Coecurf de Ren Intenss Caguas de Febrero
de 1908 los aguint dia las de mahana vendos
los odos los 5en parte msmo. o
esacs cubr las entbucones embargo
dos hab pgado dbd tempo contbnciones venas
los segdn dipone la Ley de Rentas Intenas
ho 1Anoa Depeion oe la rTopeoad Contrlbucon gans
u aproximados
EN- PRIMERA SUBASTA
Daniel Osoro IS cnerdas barrio Canaboncito
Paula Ortiz II cuerdas bohio. barro Borinquen 772
Sue Eugen Jmen 90 cuerdas barrio San Salvador 20 or
Jose Munoz so cuerdas barrio Canaboncto l73a
Maria Jesus Rojas 26 Jas boho barrio Beatz 1854
sue Etanisao Degado 80 cuerdas bao Beatz 2O61
! edro famos 3 cuerdas barno slurabo 3l42
Lulano Ramos oIhz ii cuerdas bohlos Beatz 6.02
Victoria Mejia Al cuerdas barrio Bornguen 9O5
Pueden verse los detaes deen respectvos
FL ompador de ada propedad dhe deptar
ez cento del vendd perde&
de dea de reso de 10 cual fue
popdad durante dies dfas rena
(Frmado) Enrique Ramos Tuiior-Coec.or
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IVSES 7 UalAknyS.

Sabido es que la Tos, 81 Sc descuid4
irrita inhama los tubos bronquiales y causa
IA Bronquitis que mas tarde 81 no Sc atlendc
/ tempo, Sc desauolla en- la terrible enfer
medad del sglo, la tuberculosis Pulmonal
ymuchas ocasioncs es Ia causa principal q.
ese tcmible NAL el abandono de un catarntD
tgero que Sc ha hecho cronico.
Los resfriados y las toses. Sc atacan con
n deliciosa preparation de Extracto de
digado de BaoGlao Fresco, denominado:
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INDIAN TINCTUH PORTO RICG
COMPANY

Ia SidO elegido presIdenif de
eSta COmpahia para FL ahO 1889,
el Sr. Vicente Baibas.
La empresa qne eXpIOta eI
negOciO de ID TlNTCRA INDIA
NA. es una enti1ai independien-
te de la Direction r 4lministra-
cl0n del "HeraiIo E>FaLol
FL PFesiden;e de e>ja l9m. a.
ria, Fuega d su5 relarioHalo>
GlFijan 81 correspondence + ara
TedidOS Y jemas. en- e>la lg.na:
Sr. PFasidente de Ia
ED.4N TlNCTURE porto H,Du
COMPANY.
?. c. 49, Tu.sla Il. Ss1I I.ls. ?. &
D.rec5tn Ie.e-raica,
Inab0na.
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HOTEL 'HORlENTE" -Pr,-,ier.os
Emilia Ramirez EJa de Masterrer 1Y.
macao. L. K P D Box ~. Gale iet
Consrc'o. BanOs de ilcha / ,oda 10
- 70 q. =.
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Advertisement,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
OF PORTO RICO.

San Juan, P. R., January 5th 1909
SEALED proposals in duplicate for the
furnishing of all labor and materials ne.
ccssary for the construction of THE CA
PITOL BUILDING of PORTO RICO,
estimated in the approved project at Two
Hundred and Seventy five Thousand Do
liars, (S275.O0O), will be received at this
Office until 10 am. March 9th 1909. and
then publicly opened,
All necessary information blanck forms
Of proposals and instructions to bidders
will be FURNISHED on application to this
Office or 70 the Office of Mr.. Frank E
Perkins, Architect, Sll33 Broadway, New
York City
Contractors wishing to take copies of
the plans and specifications from the off
cr may 10 50 by leaving a deposit 500, at
either Of the above Office lDf the safe
return 81 the plans
The right Is reserved to reject any or
all hia, LII RENCE H. GRA NAME
Commissioner Of the Interior No 2-S y
81 NINDE-Una casa de MADEIRA sta
cntrr la raraias Il Y I, Puerta de Tie
IRA, con lrntc i In carrctefa Y con III
espaciuso solar que llega haSta rl ...-r
Intormari don Pedro Gandia. Tetuan -
san Juan IL
TERRENO En- SANTURCE.-Se ven
dc una rarcca lie uuus 10000 metros
cuadrado- -tuada en- Ia callc dc Canals,
i uchrntn metro, de di>iancia de Ia pla-
n del Mrrcaio dc dIcho barrio de san
turce, y rn colIndancia por cl Norte con
eI "Paruc Residential -prcclo mode
RADIO Y iacilidades para el pago-lnlor-
nari " Bosch Tctuiu ), altos DIP
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In BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE MATTER
Benito Sariego- Bankruptcy.
AvIsu EN- PUBLICA SUBAsTA,

AVISu EN- PUBLICA SUBASTA,
A los acreedoreS en este caso. y al pu-
blico en general:
Hago saber que hahiendo sido autori-
zado por el Juez de Qmiehras para ven
der en- Pubica Subasta, los efectos. mer-
caderias y otros bienes del Benito Sa-
riego, he senalado cI Viernes de Fe-
brero, las 9 de la mahana. en- ell
establccimiento del mencionado Benito
Sariego, Santurce parada Is, Gale de
Cerra, para levar cabo dicha venta,
en- subasta publica.
Y para conocimento de los acreedores
y concurrencia de lcitadores, Sc anuncia
por una sola vez en- dos perlodicos de
los de mas circulation
San Juan. Enero 2S, 1909
Juan j de Ia Tore.
Administrator de la Quiebra
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Indicator general.

Consoles A LAS MADRES.-Ei. Iarabe ca
<snte de 10 Se1ora WinEow debe usarse slempre que
los nihos essan en- el periodo de la deteneion Pro
,1ce in saeae natural tranatio alivia el dolor
angelito despierta nuy viyo allegro. Es muy agra
dable al paladar. calma al no. a6ianda dolores
hare Aclies la function del estomago eguia oe
intestinos, Es ei mejor remedo conocido para "a da
% otfa causa. Tengase mucho cuidado en- pedir si
"Jarabe Calmante de la Senora Winslow"; es e me
Tor ue todos
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HOTEL FRANCES
--isl'dls tur!s!o gisfo q AlCaraI.-
fEENTf FsTACruN UFL FERROCARRIL
DL SAN GRAAN PUERTo-RIco

T Este antIguo eslablecimicnto. frehtc
10 es'.riln ierroviar.a. btrcce csmeri-
do srryle.D. suculenta mesa Y eXeeleule
trato MagnilicOs baiios
Ia casa lresca, dos pisos, buen bahO,
tclffono. apariado en- 81 correo Y toda
c'a-e de cOmOdldades
- Lahla frances. esdaHol inglGs,
proeurad ei HOTEL FRAENCES 90
i3u.se iD- preCinS son mhdicUs-
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Don Manuel Fernandez JuncOs.

Reproducimos facsimile carta que dirije este
disngudo escritor, expresando el efecto que produ
jera su propio el uso de las Pdoras de Foster
para los rnones
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RARATILLO-Sillax color rsoba Y
color uogal nuevas - duca1a- SiLI0nes
raoba y color n1sll Hueyas $ rar- -
.rah4rta pront0. vi ycnta ~ b 'FloG
~ Nave, Cruz N.
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PILDORAS ANTiBACI[ARES.

Las pa snbacare ban probad mas poderoso edmeno
c1raclbn de las aeccioneS del rspratono
Ia
pI.nonar ceden prontamene al pil1or
los
enermOs deben elias rStabecimento.
halan de La
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
DOUGLAS PAPER DEFENDS CITY
 OFFICIALS

DOUGLAS, Oct. 2O.-(special. )-- The interview with cbtef of police Mike Liles published in the Intcrua tional yesterday has caused consider able comment and las generally touched a responsive chord in the city. Citizens generally believe mat there is not at this time any gam bling going on in any saloon of the city and that the police are doing all in their power to enforce this aGd aE ether city ordinances.
 The ordinance against gambling specifically provides against the of fense of conducting or permitting gambling games in saloons and also has a penalty where the owner or person in control of any property knowingly permits a gambling house 10 be conducted on his premises or the premises under his control whether such premises be a saloon or not. This statement is made to show what the police must prove where an arrest is made. To play in gambling game is not an offense against the city law, to deal or con duct such a game is not an offense within the ordinance. If it is out side of a saloon where the game is conducted the police must not only prove the game but that the owner or person in control of the premises where the game is being conducted actually knew, was cognizant within the law, that such a game was being so conducted on his premises. This is the difficulty the police and cour has to face.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
City Judge Talks

Judge Rice, of the city court, to. day spoke in regard to the enforce ment of the city ordinances and in regard to their enforcement he said:
 The article in the International yesterday struck the keynote. It is easy to do as did the morning paper, 10 make bald assertions with no legal proof to back it up. It is easy to do as did the correspondent of that pa per and to make assertions of viola tiOns of the law but unless such peo- pie have something like evidence, something with which to back up their assertions they should not make them simply for the purpose of play ing politics and playing the political game badly.
 The Dispatch and its correspon- dents have both made the assertion that the anti-gambling ordinance is being violated If such is the case want, as city judge, to punish the offender or offenders, and right here I call upon the Dispatch, upon any member of its staff and upon the correspondent who jumped into print in it's columns, to furnish to the prop CT officers the information upon which they base their assertion.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
MAY HAVE POLO TEAM HERE IN
 BISBEE

An effort will shortly be made U organize a polo team in Bisbee. and the matter will undoubtedly be taken up by the Country club. The only polo teams in this section of the country at the present time are those at Fort Huachuca, where there ara three. .'olo piay1ng Is one Of the chief diversions of the officers Of the frontier post.
 Polo, as will be readily seen, is not much in. vogue in the far west, and only moderately so in the middle states. However, it's thriving center is New York city, with few other cities in the New England and middle Atlantic states also included. Here 1t is known as the favorite sport of the millionaire clubmen, and polo game is considered akin to a social event. II is played on horseback and requires a wide area of ground. The contests are spirited, and in New York recent. ly so hot did one match become tia, one of the Vanderbilts and another clubman became engaged in a fistic encounter while opposing each other on the field
 The grounds at the Country club are admirably suited to this sport. and when active steps toward organi zation are taken it is proposed to play a series of matches with the officers at Fort Huachuca.
 A very interesting match will bs
 played at the fort about Christmas time, when it is probable thai 'he Denver polo team will come to Hua chuca for a series of games, bringing their own ponies with them. There , will probably be two or three match es on this occasion.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
PUT THE EMPLoYES TO SLEEP
Drc'Ys ness of Custom House Men EX- plained When coeoanuts Were
 Examined.

Officers. clerks and janitors en- ployed by the Brownsville custom house have for the last few days been suffering from a strange attack re- sembling the dreaded sleeping sick ness, and the symptoms were becom- ing so accentuated that the matter was getting to be serious, until this morning a sack of cocoanuts ad- dressed to a Chinaman at San Anto- nio, Tex, was hauled out into the cor ral of the custom house for more con Venient keeping.
 The sack of cocoanuts arrived by ex- press from Tampico by way of Mon terey several days ago and had not been called for.
 The express messenger, baggage master and postal clerk, all of whorn occupy the same car, were Iast asleep when the train pulled into the station. The express messenger was lying with his head upon the sack and was the most difficult of the three to awaken.
 When it was found that they were not drunk examination of the contents of the sack was made and it was found that one of the cocoanuts was merely the shell, the space within con- taining opium. The sack was seized by the authorities on the TeSas side of the river and was thrown carelessly into a corner of the office room. It will from now on, however, be stored in the yard until it is disposed of through the usual methods.-Mexican | Herald
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
Fl PASO IS NOW BUSY WITH
 FAIR

FL PAsO. Tex. Oct. 20.-Now that the historic meeting Of Presidents Taft and Diaz has passed into history, Fl Paso has taken notch up in it's belt. and started in to make the F Paso Fair and Exposition, Nov. IT as complete a success as the internation al meeting and celebration which oc- cured October 16. The same men are at the head of the Fair association as made such a signal success of tire , ,Taft-Diaz meeting and they are now hard at work preparing for the inter- national fair and exposition of south western resources the first week Of November.
 Exhibits are already beginning % arrive from the southwest for the F Paso Fair and a number of mineral and agricultural exhibits will De DjdNtu III NAE AAldAl C@AlltS4SAOh AAeNiA SS soon as it is completed. Race horses are also at the fair grounds track get ting ready for the events which arc to make up the greatest racing pro- gram ever held in the southwest.
 Harry Lambert, equestrian director of the Kansas City annual horse show has been secured to take full charse of the great fair and exposition. This is an annual society event in Fl Pas and in addition to the finest equipage> in Fl Paso, there are a large number of horses and carriages entered tOi the Fl Paso Horse Show by owner! in Arizona, New Mexico and the Re public of Mexico. Special excursion rates have been secured on all rail roads running into Fl Paso good fo the entire week with the privilegt of extension for side trips to Mexico
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
BASKET BALL MEN
 AWAITING BISBEE GAME

DOUGLAS, Oct. 2O.-(Specia1) )-
 Basket ball is the next sport on to put a strong team in the field to represent the city through the Y. N. c. A. For the purpose of organiz- ing for the season all those who in tend to try for positions on the team will meet at the gymnasium tonight at g o'clock and make arrangements for preparation of the first real game of the season which is to be played with the Y. M c. A of the sister city on the night of November 9th. The game with Bisbee will be the starter and later it is expected that two games will be played with Moren- ci, these games being now practically arranged.
 Physical director BaItzIey states that there is some excellent material in the city and that he looks for strong and representative team to de velop after the practice Is well un- der way.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
.HOLDUP GAME NOW
 WORKED UPON ART

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O-Paindngs valued at more than s1,O00,0OO and more than twenty years old have been held up recently for payment of duties by Fifth avenue art dealers, despite the tariff act providing for the free entry of works prior to the date of importation. It is said that another million dollars worth of paintings entitled to free duty under the new law are on their way here from Europe, and that the importers of this collection are likely to under go similar experience.
 T. J. Blakeslee, a Fifth avenue art dealer, after consultation with other dealers, said: The intention of the law was to admit paintings over twenty years of age into the country free of any tariff or tax of any kind But in drawing the various affidayits which are necessary the law has been practically made imperative, as il stands at the present moment. The government demands not only the name of the artist and the subject but the place where the picture was painted, the date of production, and the month even, which is simply rid iculous. It is impossible to give the month and in many cases even the year, when Sir Joshua Reynolds, fol instance, painted his pictures. Ar dealers generally are payin0 from l; to 20 per cent duty to release theil pictures quickly, hoping later to pro cure from each seller an affidavit with convincing proof, that the pie tUre sold was more than twenty year! old" Among the pictures imported by MT Blakeslee which are cominl to this country or have recently ar rived and on which duty has beer
 paid are a Rubens, Diana and He Nmyphs," from Lord Ashburton's col
 lection, valued at s100,0O0; a Gains | borough, Portrait of a Lady" an portraits by Copley, Hoppner, Hol
 bein and Sir Joshua Reynolds.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
Alderman Gives Expression

One alderman said: If these peo- pie who are declaring that the laws are being violated should have their pockets picked, should have their houses burglarized, should be assault ed on the street they would run to the police and make a definite com plaint. A violation of the anti-gam' bling ordinance is ju+t as much a violation of the law as if those indi viduals received a personal injury by f. Let them then pursue the same course that they would under those circumstances and make a complaint state definite facts and not hide be hind inuendos. The Dispatch has made assertions; let it produce tht evidence or else back water"
 This is the general feeling through out the city today. That to attacl the city government by inuendo il poor boosting of any community an' can never accomplish any good re suits.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
TRAINING HORSE FOR CHIEF
 EXECUTIVE

President Taft, by the time he re. turns to Washington, will have for his gaIlops about the capitol an Arizona saddle horse, which is now bemg trained especially for his use by Major Allen, of Fort Huachuca.
 Major Allen, who is considered one of the most accomplished horsemen n the army, is close personal friend oi the nations chief executive. He ss training this horse in all the gaIts, points, etc, which should be possessed by every highly educated steed, and when the course of sprouts is finished the animal will be shipped to Wash ington with Major Aliens compli. ments.
 The horse is over fifteen hands high, is coal black in color and is said to be remarkably well built for the accommodation of just such propor, tions as the President possesses.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21

friend aud classmate of Mir. Hitch cock. Here the menu was well select ed and the luncheon was excellently served. The guests a. luncheon were: Postmaster General Frank H. Hitch cock, P. o. inspector H. B. Hall of San Francisco, who is with his su- perior on this trip. and Delegate Cam eron. From Douglas, Postmaster Cad well, Mayor Greene, Dr. Wright, pres ident of the chamber of commerce, I'd Grindell, secretary, and the fol I lowing directors of that body, c. O. Ellis, w. NJ. Adamson, Albert Stacey, B. A. Packard, James Wood and H. [ N. Reno. with George H. Kelly and U. V. Van Eaton representing the ipress. From Bisbee were Colonel L. W. Powell, W. H. Brophy, George
 Buxton, w. E. Mckee, J. E. Morrison ! Postmaster M F. Cassidy. From
 Tombstone the guests were H. E Berner and J. H. Gardner, and from !, Flagstaff, Tor. Pollock.
 After luncheon Mir. Hitchcock spent a short time with Mir Sames at his home talking over old times, and de
 par'cA for Bisbee at 2:3o where hc
 uhl be entertained tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
STUDY CLUB WILL
 BE FORMED TONIGHT

Those interested in the formation of a club for literary and musical study are invited to be present at the Y. w. c. A. sedTuay evening at o'clock. A delightful program has been prepared under the direction of Mrs. Frank Bledsoe, and will consist of essays on and discussions of Chopin and Lis selections. A number of well known local musicians will also take part, rendering some of the famous com poseTs music
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
GOOD BOWLING DONE ON DOUGLAS ALLEYS

DOUGLAS, Oct. 20.-(Special.)-
 There was some good bowling done on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys last night at the opening of the fourth series of games in the three-men tourna- ment and as a result it will not be at all surprising if when the sunl- mary of the fourth round is publish ed next week it is found that the Street Railway team has climbed a round or two up the ladder of prog ress.
 The O'Donovan Don was the bright particular star last night and moved 'em down in fine shape with McDon- aid doing almost as good work as did the "big boss"
 The scores rolled were as follows: Street Railway Totl. Ave.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
TAX NOTICES IF COUNTY ARE
 SENT OUT

All notices of county taxes have been sent out by County Treasurer Hicks, who was in the city yesterday for the purpose of accompanying Post master General Hitchcock on his auto trip to CourtIand and Tombstone.
 More taxes have been collected 10 date than ever before in the history Of the county. This is largely dds to the promptness of the treasurer's office in sending out the notices that taxes are due. Up to the present about S3,O0O, mostly from small taxpayers, has been received by the treasurer and daily the sums are increasing.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
DO YOU WANT PUBLICITY

If you want your property men toned if you need a report or eaten. prospectus; if you are organized ant wish to sell stock. if you want the very best legitimate promotion work for your prospect, youi mine, your property or your busi ness; if you want the bes article of winning advertising in ans connection, call on or write to Fran AIey, Douglas, Arizona, who has had
 wenty-one years experience in the business in this Territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
Promises to Convict

T promise to convict in every vio- lation of a city ordinance where the legal evidence is sufficient In the name of good citizenship I call upon the Dispatch and upon it's correspon- dent to disclose their information or else not to make further assertions Of Iawlessness.
 Mayor Greene has also asked that fer the good of the city and of the police department any one cognizant of ordinance violations report it to the police.