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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-05

1909, before the Register and Re-
ceiyer Of the United States Land
Office in Minot, North Dakota.
The said contestant having In
proper affidavit, filed July 10, 1909.
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service Of this
notice cannot be made, it is hereby
ordered and directed that such no.
tice be given by due and proper
publication
L. D. McGahan, Register.
Robert German, Receiver.
7-22-8-26
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-05
CONTEST NOTICE

Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Minot, N. D.
July 8, 1909.
A sufficient contest affidavit hav-
ing been filed in this office by Rose
NJ. Smith contestant, against Home
stead Entry No. 1852 Serial No.
O65O3 made July 10, 1905, for SW IA
Section 9, Township 1863, Range "a,
by Scott E. Smith, contestee, In
which it is alleged that said entry
man has wholly abandoned said tract
of land for a period Of more than
one year last past and that ne mas
not cultivated or improved said land
during said time, and in fact for
about three years last past; that
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-05

In buying a cough medicine don't
be afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from It,
and relief is sure to follow. Especial
ly recommended for coughs, colds and
whooping cough. Sold by P. V. Nc
Coy & 90.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-05
FOR RENT

Well improved quarter section five
miles north of Kermit 12O acres under
cultivation. Inquire of 0. Bake
dahl. Portal N. D. or write NJ. S.
Ilseng, Bozeman, Mont, R. F. D. No. 3.
8 1880 - "A s."2 il ~
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-05

LANE AND DISEASED FEET
We make q specially OF correcting
lame and diseased fee Of horses.
We invite all classes Of horse shoe
ing. General blacksmithing. pillow
work, etc. Opposite Scofleld's livery
barn. BarloH & 5laybaugh. tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-05

C. A. FISHER, Photographic
art studio, first-class work, all
sizes, 3O3 ). Main st., Minot
N. D. .~e~~.-.-...-.. ....,. list.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-05

The Interstate Land Company runs
regular excursions to Calgary to
show G. R. Ry. irrigated lands ever,
Saturday. rate $40 For round trip. %.
q. L. Halvorson in Jacobson bloch
for particulars.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-08-12
GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT
CONDITIONS THROUGHOUT coUN.
TRY ON AUGUST FIRST.
Corn Is Above the Figures of Last
Year, AS Are Also Wheat
and Oats.

Washington, ID. c., Aug. 9.-The Blu
reau of Statistics of the Department
of Agriculture issued the August cror
report today. The average condition
of corn on August / was S4.4, as com
pared to 1913 in July and S2.5 last
year. Preliminary returns indicate
that the winter wheat yield will be
15.5 bushels to the acre, or total OF
432, 900,0 bushels, compared with
IA per bushel and total of 437, 90S,
900 bushels last year. The average
quality of the crop is estimated at 90.3
against 9O.1 last year. The condition
OF spring wheat on Aug. ! was 91.6
compared with 92.7 in July and S0.7
last year.
The condition of oats on August ]
was S5.5, as compared with 1873 in
July and 7G.S last year.
The proportion of last years oats
crop in the farmers hands August /
was about 3.3 per cent or 26,223,00O
bushels, compared with 3 per cent, or
3S,O00,000 bushels of the 1907 crop on
August /, 1908.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-08-12
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
VIII Be Sent to Dead Letter OffIce "
Not Called For.

Following Is a list OF letters remain
ing uncalled for in the postofiice al
Oskaloosa, Iowa, for the week ending
August Z, 1909:
Gents List.
England, H. A. Murphy, Jim (2)
Fisher, Joseph Newton, T..
Franckers, VIM. Playle, S. w.
Kindig, w. E. Polish, N. Il.
Michael, +. NJ. Stringfellow, F.
Miner, Mr.. & Mrs. John
Ladies' List.
Armstrong, Mrs. Mapes, Mrs.Alice
[Sarah f. Smith, Iva
Doyle, Mrs. F. ]. Stoner, Myrtle
Erickson, Emma Talddy, Mrs. J. T.
Main, Caroline AL Wilson, Mrs. Per-
[lison fmelia
Middlesworth, Marie
Parties calling for letters from this
list will please cali attention 10 ad.
vertised list of this date. The above
letters will be held TWO weeks from
date and then sent to the dead letter
office.
Chas. v. HofYmann. p. M.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-08-12
Executrix Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all per.
sops interested, that on the I'd day
OF August, A. ID. 1909, the undersigned
was appointed By the District Court
OF Mahaska County, Iowa, executrix
OF the estate OF Evan !. Jones, de.
ceased, late of said Mahaska County
Iowa. All persosn indebted to said
estate will make payment to the un
dersigned, and those having claims
against the same will present then
legally authenticated to said Court
for allowance.
Dated this I'd day OF August, 1909.
Sarah Jane Jones. Executrix.
L. L. Corlett, Clerk. 2w3
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-08-12

Iii of receiving news regularly sh'
would not worry when none came.
told her | was glad to know that sh'
lhad ceased to lie awake nights worry
ing about me. When started t
Mexico the neighbors tried to scare
her with tales of the Mexicon desper
ADDE'S and she laughed at the idea O.
anything happening to me and an
glad she feels that way. Then tolt
her of my present peril and that If
died IL would be in vain, for many
grea. men had lost their lives in the
pursuit of discoveries. For ! was lay
| ing down my life after having discoy
cred that those old bulls that had
been roaming the Mexican plains for
years could be made into the finest
kind of ribbon for adjoining merry
widow" hats, and after they have
served their purpose i'll that way they
will make food that will cause a man
to sleep in the midst of the greatest
danger. All OF a sudden the ground
gave way beneath me and ! felt an
explosion and thought the judgment
day had come. | felt my head and
limbs and seemed to be unhurt and
after a few moments l sat up and
realized that the man had poured
water on the fire. | had slept so
soundly that had rolled too near the
fire and my coat had caught. The
man waking suddenly had come to put
the fire out and the commotion aWoEe
me. He put the fire all out in spite
of my circumstances and then went
back to bed. was yet wet and could
not bear the thought of remaining so
all night, and again started the fre,
afterward having a good rest.
Next morning the sun arose In
clear sky and all nature was as beau
tiful as tropical countries can be-
The woman was up early and prepar-
ed meal of rice made into a thin
cruel, which we drank, eating lump
of Mexican sugar as dessert. After
breakfast the two men brought up
woke of oxen and started down the
rail toward San Gabriel, motionlng
for me to follow. l offered my host
and his wife money for my keeping,
but they refused and with many GEES
lures and pleasant smiles motioned
me to follow the men. We passed
through a pasture of para grass as
high as our heads for about quarter
of mile and then entered the dense
Jungle and as rough a trail as | ever
went over. 1t was then plain why
these men had compelled me to stay
over night. If / had gone alone |
should have been caught in this jungle
still in the darkness all night and suf-
fered with the cold. By ten o'clock
we came to San Gabriel, sugar plan
tation which is run by Mr.. Gould of
Nebraska. / was delighted to be
again with Americans after my thrill
ing experience with the poems.
No doubt the reader is curious to
know more about these strange peo-
pie who are mixture of the Spanish
and native races. Those that enter
tanned me so royalty were probably
of the Oaxaca Indians,
powerful tribe that inhabited this re-
gion. at the time of the Conquest. The
great JaureZ, the Washington of Mex
leo, was an Oaxaca Indian who liber-
ated Mexico from the rule of Maximil-
liam and signed his death warrant.
Diaz, the present ruler of Mexico, also
has Oaxaca blood in his veins.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-08-12
Saturdays Good Trade.

The crowd of shoppers in the city
Saturday was the equal of any this
summer and the band concert in the
evening was also largely attended.
Business as a consequence was lively
day and night.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-08-12

evening before 1t would rise in the
same place. Another was telling OF
the land of the midnight, sun, which
is Norway, and he told of being on
a mountain where he could see the
sun for three days and nights once a
year. Then there were miners from
Alaska and they were telling of the
different formations of the earth and
things that were a mystery to the
average mind. That was the drift OF
the conversation and we were getting
sleepy when along about ten o'clock
all had quoted down. In the circle
was an old man from Kansas, and
poor old man; he was a little off his
whirl. Anyway he got up or his seat
with both hands raised high above
his head and in a voice loud enough
to make all hear he said, Gentle
men, you may think am greenhorn,
but Kansas has the largest snake in
the world. 1t is "a feet long and eats
horses and cattle" Well, / thought
Joe Wright would die right there,
but | didn't, and am still here 205
pounds strong.
| thought when | wrote you that
description of Yellowstone Park that
| could never write another letter and
think the same about this. However
l hope not, for / mean to cross the
pond some day and then | will write
to you again.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-08-12
M. e. Conference.

The Iowa Methodist Episcopal con
ference, to which Oskaloosa belongs,
meets in Winfield, beginning one
month from yesterday, September 8
Bishop Spelmeyer will be in charge.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-08-12

5 The Oskaloosa Chautauqua open!
tomorrow night.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-08-12
Three Forks, Mont, July Is, '09.


Three Forks, Mont, July Is, '09.
Editor Herald: | wrote a letter to
the Herald in May and have been car
rying it around in my Turkey ever
since. That was when | was in the
foot hills of the Rockies and now
am again located, this time at Three
Forks. 1t is a small town not quite
a year old and is division point on
the Milwaukee Extension or the Mil
waukee & Puget Sound. 1t takes its
name from the three rivers, Gallatin,
Jefferson and Madison, which come
Missouri, just two miles east of Three
Forks. | am working on the Jaw
Bone division of the G. NJ. & p. S.
have explained how the town got its
name, so now | must tell you why the
division was called the Jaw Bone.
Can you imagine man building l57
miles of railroad on nothing but talk,
talk, talk; not dollar, not a cent
just talk? Well, during the panic OF
1898 there was a lawyer in Helena,
and like the majority of the people
at that time, he was broke" He
didn't have a dollar, but he had brains.
Of course we all have brains, but not
all use them. He used his. He was
a man that understood conditions
and people; he understood human
nature; in fact he was man that we
often say about, he saves" There
were thousands of laboring men out
of employment, begging for work;
also thousands of business men with
large stocks of goods that they could
not sell because the people could not
buy. So this lawyer made speech
on the street corner one day propos-
ing that they build railroad from
Lombard to Lewiston, a distance OF
157 miles. Workingmen coula ex-
change their labor for groceries, cloth
ing, etc. He went to the merchants
and gave them MS note, which read
like this: Il promise to pay John
Smith $1,000 for merchandise when
get the money, etc" Everything
worked out lovely, the railroad was
built and the lawyer paid every dollar
on those notes with the exception OF
5000, which they cannot find to this
day. He bought the steel rails from
the N. p, which were to be delivered
at a certain date which they failed
to do. He took the rails, however,
spiked them down, sued the company
for $50 900, won the suit and also the
rails. SO you see the N. p. had to
give him $4,000 Tor the privilege OF
making him a present of 1874 miles OF
railroad iron. Therefore this railroad
was made on talk, hence its name.
the Jaw Bone. The lawyer sold out
to the C. NJ. & p. S. for $3,O0O000;
SO think he will be able to keep his
jawbone going for some time without
much worry.
July 4th | helped organize the
Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen at
Three Forks, and for the benefit OF
railroad men | will say that | am at
present MEMBER of Jaw Bone Lodge
No. S14, of Three Forks, Montana.
Yours truly,
Il.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-10
& ST. Juan Deschou-
dens sufIe un peIcance.
Debe eyitarse que las plata for.
mas de los carrOs entren en-
las aceraS.

Aver tarde pudo ocurrir un serio
accldente 4 nuestro ompatriota ell
Sr. Juan Deschoudens. empieado de
las ohcinas de correos de esta ciudad
Transitaba por la esquina de la
calie Gle San Jose a San Francisco en-
momentos en- que pasaba uno de los
carros eiectricos. La piataforma de
estos y principalmente las de los ca
rros. .entran en- gran parte dentro de
las aceras de las Gales en- las esaui-
mas de Tetuan q San Jose Y de San
Jose d San Francisco, acera de la In
tendencia Y farmacia de Aimazan,
con grave peligro de los transeuntes
que ilegan a descuidarse. Fl Sr. Des
choudens fue cogido por ia piatafor-
ma del caro- y arrojado al sueIo su-
friendo lesiones aunque afortunada-
mente Gle poca importancia. Una
mujer en- ese case hublera sido des-
trozada por las ruedas pues ei traje
le hubiera impedido evitar las conse-
cuencias del choque.
Debiera evitarse que las platafor-
mas de los expresados carros cntren
en- las aceras pucs estas deben ser
excluslvamente para uso de las per-
sonas que por elias transiten.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-10
De TepIesentante a Peru.

Scgun informes mcibdos aver en-
ei correo Gle los Estados Unidos, otro
de los cargos que interesaba ci audi
tor de p. Rico Sr. Ward, en- ei case
nde no ser designado para la gober-
naci6n de Puerto Rico 8 para la So
cretaria de Estado Gle Norteamerica.
era el de representante de los f.sta-
dos Unidos en- Peru. Aparte de las
afciones diplomaticas e'e Sc infor-
ma tlene el nuevo secretario de 7.
Rico, parece que motives de sa.ud
lie impulsan a desear ohtener ei cx-
presado cargo. Sc ola como Seglmo
que ei nombramiento del Sr. Ward
para secretario de p. Rico Sc ha he
cho con ei prop6sito de dare mayor
categorla fin de q. pudiera scr m Is
faci,mente ascendido 4 otro ,arEo.
Sc asegura q para ia proxima ieglsii.-
tura no estara en- Puerto Rico ci me
vo secretalio Y que no presidiri por
10 tanto el Consejo Executive en- las
scsiones de Enero.
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AY|S0 AL PyBL|CO

La matricula de alumnos para las
e'clelas publicas de San Juan tsndra
lugar durante los dias | 4 Is del mes
actual y en- las horas coml rendldas
desde las $50 4 las II de la mahana
y desde la l.30 i las . 80 de la tarde-
Dicha matricula Sc ,ehere unica.
mente a aquellos mines cue no asistie-
ron { las escuelas de San Juan hasta
la terminac,6n del curso passdo.
os alumnos que posean taretas ex :
pedidas al final de dicho curse por
los maestros no necesitan matlicularse
ahora, puesto que en- la ofcina del ms
pector Sc conservan duplicados de ta-
les taUetss.
La matricula de los nuevos alum
nos Sc hsra en- Ia siguente forma: los
de 10, 20, 80. y 40. grades deberan
preseptarse en- la escuela Lincoln" !,
Allen F'ortaleza) Is, en- los dias y
horas indlcados La matrfcula sc lie
vara 4 cabo en- dicho edifcio, pero
dsspues la Classification sera hecha con-
forme 4 la residencia de cada uno de
les matriculados: los alumnos de 80,
&c, 70, y So, grado y los de Ia High
School debersn presentarse Ell la tici-
na del Principal de la E>cuela Cen
tral: los del 30, 80, 70, J SO, del ba-
ITO de Santurce Sc piesentaran en- la
Grammar sch ol de e.te barrio; y los
de los grades interiores del lepetido
Sauturce, asf como todos los de Puer-
tn de Terra, deberan hacerlo en- la
oti1ina del Principal de la escuela
ms Ir6yima
Los n a estros rurales viataran sus
respectivos barrios para verificsr la
matriclla y asticaci6n de los alum
nos
II lunes u del actual Septic mbre
los slumnos deb ran coneurlir 4 sus
respectivas escu+las en- esta .orma: los
Gel 60, grsdo en- adelante que residan
ell San Juan, intrsmuro', iran la
Escuea Gem ra'; los de DO, grsdo a la
escuela de fan Jusn n1mero |; los
de 10, 70, y SO, grades cuys res den
tia Sc hslla al Este de Ia cal'e de San
Justo asistiran i Ia escuela San
Ju'n ndmero l; los de iguales grades
(lo, 20, y 3o,) que habitan al Oeste
de la indicada cslle de San Justo y
al Sud ce la Gale de Ia Luna (kafsel
ordelo, y les del 30, grado de la
Marina, asistiran 4 la tscuela Lin
coin; los de los indicados grades 10,
To- y SO, )que residen al Otsts de Ia
dicha calic dc san .Iusto al Norte
dc la calle de la Luna (Rs tacl Corde-
ro,) a la escucla Emerson; los de 10,
y 70, grados de la Marina deberan
prese' tSrse IN In tscuela d.l mismo
(Msrins, y los do las ,scue'ss de
anturce y Puerta de Terra asistirau
a ia escuela mas pr6xima en- que hsya
FL grado que haa de cursar.
La Junta Escolur de San Juan,
por CAREY IlCkLE, Supety yising
Principal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-10
Hasta en- ell Polo Nor:e

Los n'tlmos cables nos dan IN i'm.
portant- noticia dc haherse 4, scubie
to por fin el Polo Norte La cosa en-
81, aun4ue ?arczca 10 tonlrario. care
&c de gran 'mpoTtanc a, pu.s sen mi
llone. los que anles de- ahora estcyle-
ron Va en- ei folo, acomp iildes eel
-aptaa Nr Mo, Robur el Ionouis-
tador y otrcs 'nviados por Julio Ner.
ne.
Lo que seria Tealmente ,orprerdrn-
te, porque Is :myosibIr encon,rarlo
'erla qui-n vendicra uejorec traie. he
ch's mas baratos que los que vcnde
La alme,ana" lie J. Piera, en-
Allen 81
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mr.. LZ9cHa .LZIz17l
Baseball en- Cayey
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Celebre yiolinista.

Continuation de la pagina Ia
para sus contrineantcs, dejose yer
en- el primer inning.
Los muchachos del "Plata" sin
perdida de tempo anotaron dos ca
rreras, Y no eonforme con ESQ, en-
pczaron a echarles cero v cero ymas
cero encima del Escogido 'hasta lie
gar al ultimo inning en- q milagrosa
mente, el notable jugador Vicente
Tirado, pudo dar una carrera, libran
dose asi Gle la bore hornosa derrota
que les esperaba.
Ell triunfo fu6 de los cayeyanos
por dos carreras.
Lo mismo en- ell primer play que
en- el segu ndo, plata" dio al "Es-
cogido" ocho ceros.
John, Coameho, Agustin, Fajar
do Y Santiago jugaron como nunca :;
dc los demas no hay NADIA que decir:
son jugadores dc lfnea.
Ia mayor parte de ellos, explican la
frecuencia de la infection de que sus
hijos son victimas.
Llama la atenci6 del nimeR con-
siderable de casos de pulmonia fiebri
nosa que Sc presentaron en- los tilti-
mos meses de ese ano; y tambien el
que no hayaocurrido una sola defun
clon por SUI causa entire los atacados
aun en- aquellos cuya affection pre-
scntara formas muy alarmantes.
La anemia por uncinariasis, aun-
que disminuida va en- el n1mero V
sobre todo en- la gravedad de sus
casos, continua tcniendo eel primer
puesto entire las intermediates de
que sufren los habitantes Gle nuestros
batrios rurales. Desde el Is de No
vlembre al 30 de JUNO pr6ximo pa
sado, 564 personals concurricron al
dispensario que cxiste en- esta po-
blaci6n para el trataminto y prof.
laXis de dicha Affection.
El ntimero de recetas para enfer-
mos pobres despachadas en- las far
macias de esta municipalidad, ascen
di6 3,344 no comprendidas en- 81
las expcdidas para el hospital Y sala
dc socorros.
En- el hospital "Betances" ingre-
saron durante csc ano 81 cnfermos
dc los cualcs 81 fueron dados de alta
co mpletamente cuFados, 3 mejora-
dos, l3 fallecieron y s continuan en-
tratamiento.
En- el cuarto dc socorros Sc presto
auXillo a l35 lesiOnados, sin Que ha-
VA habido que lamentar una sola
defunclon entire cllos por causa dc
sus lesiones.
En- cl ganado vacuno del barrio
"bajura' SC observe en- los primcros
meses del aho pr6ximo pasado una
epidemia de carbunco sin
tomatico; pero de poca extension
y que fue prom tamcntc sofocada,
graclas a las medidas dc desinfcc-
clon y alslamlento que Sc pusieron
en- practica.
De un solo caso de mucrm On cl
ganadO caballar ha tenido conoci-
mlento esta Oficina duranic el ano,
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Una, peticiiop del EIesi-
(eate de Ia junta esco|ar.

sehalada para el dia y de los co
rrientes el cumpiimlento de Ia SEN
tencia de muerte impuesta i los her
manos Acosta y fjado ese mismo dia
para la aperture de- curse escoiar,
el presidente de ia junta en- San Juan
LIDO. Ramon Falcon, ha soiicitado
del departamento de instruction
Sc transhera ei dia de comienzo de
las clases para el siguente, para evi-
tar que la inauguration del curse Sc
efectue el mismo dia en- que Sc ha de
cumpiir aqueila terrible sentencia.
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Por una despedida

"Ia Rosi,a el acreditsdo tstable-
cimiento de Ia cslle de la Cr.z, luc
sirmpre ha ocupado un uesto tr,f.-
rente por su numerosa clientela, ha
removable su gran surtido. FL sr. Ga.
briel krce, III nucvo dueIo, tsta in-
troduciendo ande, retormas ALI y
msjorando siempre a surt d. en- To
Jos los vapo e.. In pe'irmeris de
as melcr's marca,. ha he 10 espItn
didos Eedido. y en- todo. los cprrsos
recine dc'icadi.iinss esencIas france
SIS. orientales Y de EsIados Unidos.
P,ums. iuenrfs' gran npvrdad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-10
INABONA
TINTURA INDIAN A
para Ell cabello y la barba.

SENORA:spor que Sc apura
Existiendo esa TINTURA?
lie sale usted Una cana?
iPues, apliquesc la INDIANA!
cQut el pelo sc desentona?
iPues pongase la INABONA!
SY quien a usted la destrona
De su solo conyugal,
Usando la sin igual
TINTURA INDIANA INABONA
ConsfgaIa en- las farmacias
iY nos dara usted las gracias!
Inabona Indian Tincture
Company Inc.
Capital 500 ,ooo]
2 Allen Al.
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"EUTERPE"
BAZAR DE MUSICA
DE JOSE LAZA Y COMPANIA.

La unica casa
en- toda la isla
que lie puede
e a r a n til Zar
lln PIANO por
CINCOANOS,
es Ell BAZAR
DE MUSICA
''EUTERPE',
linicos represen
tantes de los ia.
moses PIANOS
A m ericanos s
Carl Fischer de
New York. Pi.
da nuestro ca
talogo en- espa.
mol.
San Juan, P. r.
p. 0. Box PIG.
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BaelIa & Lopez Victoria

Comcrrant.. comis onistas, Cruz 6,
(altoS T. q Box 1896. san Juan,
usrto kico Coz 8 81, a ms, conf
.ionts y representatives, omprs V
vcnts de protoctcs de ioias proecden-
ci =
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B0TE.-Sc vende IN botc Ii.
gero a los remos propio para
paseo. lnformara y. Espada.
FortalezI 10. 10 = =
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Padccer Dc ancmia y driiIidad es
tan ratd.al que casl pocas pe:sonas
escapan ella. 10 hay remedio para
ellos mas positive que el Vino Cere-
brina Ulrici.
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Subasta publica.

FL dia il dc Septiembre il les 4 de
Ia tarde, Sc rematara Tn ia garage de
The Porto Rico Automobile Co., Pa
rada 81 Santurce, un automovil de
dos asientos, msrca "Iocomobilc" de
"A HIP. cn bucn estado. Sc puede
yer en- dicha garage. Pata mas in
tormes Tciain %. San Juan r. X.
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En- esia imprenta Sc verde pap ie
periidieo. vielo d s. quin al.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-10

y con cl que Sc tomaron las mcdi-
das adecuadas a cvitar la propaea-
ci6n."
Fl municipio dc Cabo-Rojo csta
desempchado por elementos de la
Union de =. Rico.
I'm esta imprenta Sc vtnde pape! de
reri6cicos a dos pesos quintal