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WANrED.-By a young man with
so" e experience 10 bookkeeping, q
position Apply at Banner Ohlce. tt
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WANTED.-Cigar Salesman. Ex:,er-
ience unnecessary. Sell our branus
to the retail ira e. Big ply Write
for full particulars at once. Globe
Cifar Co, Cleveland. o.
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FOR kENT.-Ten room house on Lo-
Gust street. Large porches and lawn
Waddell. 3-l4-tf.
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street, opposite stand pipe; epapered
throughout. Apply to E. S. Phillips.
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Six rooms in fine condition, over
our store, corner Poplar and Gay
streets. Easy to keep warm. Can get
possession at once.
: w. H. MREKINS & BRO
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EOR RENT-New house on Choptank Ave-,
l. near Church st. Possession April ID.
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EOR RENT-Six room house, in good con.
T. dition. corner West End avenue and
street. Apply to W. II. Leonard.
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FOR RENT-Ten room house on Lo-
Gust street. Apply to James w.
Waddell.
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nor SALE:-Cheap, 10 or ~ bbls. of corn
L damaged by fire, said to be the best feed
for poultry. CAN at once. j. {. Leonard.
3m-;il-tf.
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L,OR SALE-One horse suitable for drivingS
L also one good for hauling. |. l.. Leonard.
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nor SALE.-Eieh ht-room dwelling on Mill
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22
CHEATED BRIDE
OUT OF HER Cash
CHARGE ON WHICH A DENTIST -
ARRESTED AFTER A LONG
CHASE.

DETROIT, July 1s.-Charged with
swindiinG Brooklyn woman ont OF
s1s,5OO and several valuable bonds AZ
ter marrying her. Or. Henry B. Keel.
er. said once to have been . prOmi-
nent Gotham dentist, was arrested
here today. In company with him .
woman. who. It is alleged. posed as
his sister, and assisted in getting the
money, is held at police headquarters.
According to the police the authori-
ties Of America and Europe have been
searching the world for the pair.
Two years ago at Ocean Grove the
doctor is alleged to have met Mrs.
Wilhelmina Lynch, whom he married
One day he mentioned to his brids
that he was in trouble with the Fed
eral authorities over his valuable Mex
lean land, and said that it would take
considerable money to straighten 1t
up. So the doctor, his bride and his
"sister" went to Manhattan bank
to get $13,50O of the brides money.
They went in an automobile. The doc
tor, followed by his sister" went into
the bank and got the money. The
bride waited outside, and for nearly
two years she has been waiting.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22
TWELVE WEDDINGS
ALL AT ONE TIME
ANCIENT GERMAN CUSTOM GAVE
A DOZEN BRIDES CASH TO
BEGIN LIFE ON.

POTTSDAM, July 19-Twelve pairs
OF young folks were made happy at
the garrison church today, thanks to
Queen Louise o, Prussia. the cente-
nary Of whose death was thus com
memoratdd. Her majesty left a fund
to provide annually a dowry OF $l12
Cor each of six servant girls TO be
chosen from the most worthy. On
this occasion twelve dowries were
awarded, as the date fell upon the
centenary, and the fortieth anniversa-
nv of the declaration of the war with
france.
The weddings were witnessed by
thousands. The eledst spinster FriD-
cess Of the Hohenzollern family, Vic
toria Marguerite, daughter OF Fred
erick Leopold, presided, and three
dowry brides of twenty-five years ago,
with their husbands, participated IN
celebration of their silver weddings,
Empress Auguste Victoria presented
the newly made wives with auto
graph certificates Of merit and EN-
peror william telgraphed his congrat-
ulations.
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CONVICTED, WOULD
IMPLICATE WOMAN
OSCAR PuLLEN DECLARES HIS
VICTIMS WIFE PLANNED
THE DEED.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 1S.--Af-
ter being out ave minutes today the
jury returned a verdict Of murder In
the first degree, punishable by DEATH
against Oscar Pullen. who. It was
charged, assassinated L. w. Deloney.
a prominent Little River county plant
Ter. the night of June IL. by firing two
shots into his body as he lay In bed
asleep. Sentence Of death was tenn
porariIy suspended. as Pullen is the
chief witness against Mrs. Deloney.
who is under Indictment for murder
In the FIRST degree. Pullen confessed
that he and Mrs. Deloney had plan
| ned the death Of her husband In order
| to prevent any interference in their
alleged love AFFAIR. Mrs. Pullsn EN-
phatically denies the charge.
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COTTON PICKED
BY NEW MACHINE
INVENTION THAT DOES THE
WORK OF FORTY HAND PICK
ERs SAID TO WORK WELL.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Patents
were issued today to Crawford Elliott
the inventor of the book typewriter, on
a cotton picker, or harvester, which
he has perfected as the result Of near
ly seven years of constant effort. The
basic patent granted covers forty dif-
ferent claims. The machine has been
tested for two years in the cotton
fields, and with it one man and team
of mules will do the work OF forty
hand pickers. Only the ripe cotton
is picked, and this is done without in
jury to the green cotton or the flow
ers. The successful cotton picker has
at last arrived, and will enable the
planters to greatly increase the pses-
emit acreage under cultivation.
The principle Of the machine is a
double row of bristle brushes about
one and one half inches In diameter
and fourteen inches long, spinning
rapidly In such manner that the re-
volving brushes are introduced into
the plants close to the ground and
drawn up in a vertical line through
the plants, the brushes penetrating
the bushes from both sides Of the row.
The ripe cotton adheres to the brush
es while the rest Of the plant Is not
in any way affected. the brushes trav-
cling to q receptacle where they ara
stripped OF the cotton and the opera
ton IL repeated.
II has been thoroughly tested and
demonstrated that 1t viii do the work
at q quarter OF the cost Of hand isbor,
which means = saving Of $3.50. GOO, goo
= year 70 the cotton growers.
The invention means much to the
growth and expansion Of the cotton
industry, and It win undoubtedly add
immensely TO the annual wealth OF all
the cotton growing states.
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ENTERS RACE FOR
REPRESENTATIVE

M'MINNvILLE. Tenn. July 10
Hon. Frank p Mitchell. who has four
times represented Warren count fin
the legislature. and this the Eleventh
Senatorial district once in the Senate
has again announced his candicacy
for representative from this county
He will at later date make known In
a circular letter his views on all Iuo-
lie questions, and in due time VIII %
heard from on the stump. He has a.
ready issued to his opponent or op
ponents, whoever they may be, char
lenge for Joint debate on the issues
of the day, but as yet there has been
no acceptance Of HIS challenge. a.
though he has two avowed opponents
He is one Of the most widely known
men in warren county.
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INTERURBAN LINE
TO BE LONG ONE
$50 MILES OF IT WILL CONNECT
GEORGIA AND SOUTH CARO-
LIMA CITIES.

AUGUSTA, Ca, July 18.-In fur
therance of a project to build an inter-
urban electric line from Atlanta, Ca
to Columbus. s. c., via Augusta, a dis
lance of ESQ miles, Redmond & Co.,
It was announced, have closed ceai
for the holdings of the q. H. Hartman
estate in the stocks and bonds OF the
Augusta-Aiken Railroad Company and
allied properties. The consideration
is s2,7OO,O00. The transfer of the
property will take place on July 3D.
following which, It is stated, prepare
tions for extending the lines from
Augusta to Atlanta and from Aiken
IS. c.. to Columbia will be started
without delay.
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EVEN A CORPSE
CAN'T RIDE FREE
INTERSTATE COMMISSION GIVES
JUDGMENTS CONCERNING
DEADHEADS.

WASHINGTON. July IA set Of
administrative rulings today was
announced by the Interstate Com
merce Commission. supplementary to
all ruling made heretofore.
All Of the rulings laid down are Inn
portant to interstate carriers and
some Of them are Of general public
interest, as follows:
An interstate excursion for certain
commercial clubs, the members o.
which are to be carried at the ex'
pense Of the railroad companies az
their guests. cannot be sanctioned.
Free transportation cannot be issued
to employees Of q bridge company
which makes annual reports TO the
commission but files no tariffs and
collects no charges from shippers OF
carriers.
Free or reduced rates Of transpor'
tation may not lawfully be accorded
to travelling secretaries Of Young
Woman's Christian Association.
There is nc warrant in law for 20
,.ording ues EsportatioD .: the
.,Ody Of az Smihpye OF the safsts'
xbn resisp44e tNea the service sorns
time prior to his death.
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ROBBERS FINGER
MARKS SENT HERE
LEAD TO ARREST IN NEW YORK
or MAN SUSPECTED or CRIME
IN BELGIUM.

NEW YORK. July 1s.-F1ngsr
marks found on a rffied safe in Liege
Belgium. last January. and duplicat-
ed on a little Photographic print sent
from there to the central ONCE here.
and finger marks freshly imprinted
on a proof pulled by the central once
detectives today. led to the detention
this afternoon Of a young man giving
the name of Louis Mendelbaum. He
is charged with robbery.
On the morning Of January Z last
Francois and Emile Marck found
that that vault of their bank in Liege
had been opened by an eccentric driv-
en- drill, and robbed Of 100000 francs
$3.50 .OOO) in jewelry. bond sand cash.
A private safe in the bankers house
adjoining had also been forced, and on
its door were found finger prints in
oil. The Belgian police thought they
recognized the workmanship, and sent
to the police here description and
photographs of the finger prints OF
the men they believed guilty. The po-
lice say that the finger prints of Men
delbaum tally exactly with those sent
from Belgium. Mendelbaum Is 20
years old and protests that he does
not know why he was arrested.
The bonds we're recovered some
time ago in London, but not the cash
or the jewelry.
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CHILD'S BODY IS
FOUND In WELL
| LOUISIANA OFFICIALS SEARCH
ron YOUNG NE0REss WHO
HAD MADE THREATS.

NEW ORLEANS, July l9.-Sus-
uected Of having lowered . white
child into an old well. wherein were
a nest of yenomous snakes. Lucinda
richardson, an IA-ysar-old negroes, OF
Jefferson parish. on the outskirts OF
New Orleans. is now being searched
for by the authorities Of the parish IN
connection with the death OF little
Louisa Parr, . 10-moths-otd Wnite
child. whose swollen fang-marked body
was found in vel in the rear OF the
shack in which the negro family lived.
The negroes and the Parr family
lived in adjoining places. There had
been pickering between the two ram
lies. and in the neighborly warfare
the little colored girl is said to nave
taken an active part, even to the ex-
tent Of warning the mother OF the
white child to keep the little one from
the colored folks yard, or something
would happen
The last that was seen of the little
white girl was when she crawied
through chicken hole into the regro
yard. She was missed shortly after
ward, Search was instituted. Final
" the searching party opened well
in the negro yard and water mecca
sin snake crawled out. There we're
several more snakes in the well and
they we're disposed Of. Then the body
Of the little child was found beneath
the surface of the two feet Of water In
the hole. The corpse was marked by
the sangs and was badly swollen. The
arrest Of the negro girl was ordered
at once. but it was found that she had
fed two hours before.
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.ALFONSO'S THRONE
TOTTERS TO FALL
ANTi-pYNAsTIc PLOT IS FOUND
IN EVERY IMPORTANT CITY
IN SPAIN.

MADRID. July 1S.-The discovery
OF revolutionary plot affecting every
important city in Spain today startled
the government. and meeting OF all
cabinet officers was Immediately call
ed by Premier Canalejas for tomor-
row.
The throne is tottering according
to authentic reports, and the govern
ment has ordered all troops in readi-
ness for instant service.
The situation at Barcelona. vchief
anarchistic headquarters. is worse. &C
cording to semi-ofioial statements.
than It has been since the height OF
the riots following the execution Of
Francisco Terrero. =.
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RAISED SPIRITS BUT
WOULDN'T WALK
MAN THE MEDIUM LA5oRED FOR
TRIED TO EvADE PAYMENT
az JUMPING OUT WINDOW

CHICAGO, July 1S.--John olowsh.
25 years old, was probably fatally In
tured last night when he jumped out
of a rear window Of the second door
of a building at $50 Milwaukee ave-
ma.
The police learned that olowski
had gone to the office of Nine Zoro.
After having his "fotune" told. he
refused to pay the fee. Nine. Zorro
thOn locked him in the room while she
went in search OF q policeman. In the
meantime olowskd opened the window
and jumped into the alley.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22
SAME OLD BROWN
AND SMITH FIGHT
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL WITH
DRAWS FROM CONTEST IN
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 14.-John @.
Hart, former attorney general Of the
State, today announced his with
drawal from the race for Governor, to
enter which he resigned the attorney
generalship three weeks ago. Today
his resignation became effective and
his successor was sworn in. Judge
Harris retirement practically leaves
the field to Gov. Joseph Brown and
Hon. Hoke Smith.
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she situation On the lines West b. +
q believed that a satisfactory agree
ment win also be arrived At IN Pitts
burg. .
Employees in this city who would
have been affected By the strike were
iubnant tonight at the turn Of affairs.
No one was anxious to walk out
While the wages Of no one win be de-
creased, many Of the men say they
win receive more money under the
nrouosed readiustment Of conditions.
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FIREMAN FATALLY
INJURED IN WRECK

HUNTSVILLE. Ala. July 1s.-Per-
cy Hamilton. SON Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hamilton, formerly Of Flora.
Tenn, was. fatally injured In the
wreck at Fort Worth Sunday. He
was fireman on the Frisco road and
was scalded. He made the run In and
cut Of this city several years ago.
when he was just beginning his ca
pser in the railroad business
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RAILROAD time TABLE


LoulsvIiIs d Nashville n. n.
(Arrivai and dep9nre ~ trains fro1
ColuMbiA.i
Main llna---0oweh Bound.
No. 1, through train. arrives S:42 O.
m: departs 4:4S o. N.
No. z. Columbia accommodates. A.
rives $50 .. n.
No. 8, through train. arrives e:4S q
m; departs S:be q. m.
No. 81, COlumbia Recommendation,
arrives $3.50 p. n.
No. s, Decatur accommodates. ~
rives $50 p. M; departs $40 p. n
Ne. %, Columbia Accommodation
arrives 7:4s p. n.
No. 96, Columbia accommodation,
arrives 1:O5 q. m
Main Llno-rserth Dound.
No. 4, through train, arrives 1:S4 =
m; departs / aS7 m.
No. 30. GAMBIA accommodation.
departs Gas a. m.
No. 9. Demkur accommodation, g.
rives 1870 a. m; departs S:S0 q m.
No. %. Columbia accommodation
departs .11:OO .. m.
no. 8, Columbia accommodation.
departs $40 p. 10.
No. "a, Columbia accommodation
departs $50 D. m.
No. 2, through train, arrives sos p
M: departs s:1G p. m.
NJ. r. a 8. 6ranch--South Bound.
No. rs. Mt. Pleasant accommodation,
departs 8:25 a. m.
No. FL, Shefaeld accommodation, DC
parts 1000 q. N
departs lac p. m.
No. %, Shefaeld accommodation, de-
parts 6:16 y. m.
NJ, r. q s.--North Bound.
No. "a, Shefneld accommodation,
arrives Sis q N.
No. rs, Mt. Pleasant accommodation
arrives 9:s5 q. m.
No. %, Mt. Pleasant accommodation.
arrives 800 p. M
No. ~, Sheffield accommodation
arrives 5:16 .. N.
A. n n "a RO
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NJ, c. g 81. /. ny.
Fayetteville Branch.)

Nortn 8ounos
No. 267 arrives 8:16 n. m.
No. 141 arrives 4:55 p. m.
South Bound.
No. 142 departs IL .. m.
", 266 departs SIS .. m
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sshsqr,ss ter 1'As Herald
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-22
Nueva central en- Camuy.
Los senores Figueroa y
Oliver gestlonan Ia ms
talacion de una factoria
azucarera en- Habra hon
da.
El problema de la titular de
Qnebradillas no pudo ser re-
suelto y las cosas qaedaran
como estan.
De nuestro co-responsal

JUNO 2l.-Nuestro concejo NUM-
cipal Sc reunio en- la tarde del dia
de aver para tratar y discutir el pre-
supuesto del proximo ano economl-
CO desaprobado por el 81. tesorero
de Puerto Rico.
Segdn hemos sido enterados des-
pues de um razonado estudio, el con-
cejo acord6 un presupuesto igual al
del aiio que termin6 a fines del pre-
sente mes, aumentandose la parti-
da de medicinas para pobres, Y ase-
gurandole La cantidad de S4SO,O0
para medico, segdn estaba conslgna
do en- el presupuesto anterior.
Volvemos pues a quedar en- las
mismas condiciones en- que estaba-
mos, teniendo mediro tres dias en-
la semana, hasta que el senor tcso-
zero de Puerto Rico ordene la revi-
sion de La propledad (que >upone-
mos sea este ano), Y con Segllrldad
que nuestro pequeho presupuesto dc
hoy, aumentara casi el duplo, V en-
tonces puede asignarsele d la partida
para medico por 10 menos $4,000.
Lo meior de este as,Into ha sido,
que segdn rumor p1iblico, la partida
de S4s0.00 consignada para medico
en- los pfesupuestos de amos antero-
res, no estaDa sulcta al 30 p, Y sin
embargo dlchos presupuestos ha-
blan sido aprobados por el Sr. teso-
rero de Puerto Rico.
Antes de aver visitar"r esta pohla
ci6n los acaudalados pr"pietarios de
Arecibo, Sres. don Manuel Dedesma.
don Pach6n Flgueroa V don Andres
Oliver, quienes segiin hemos sido
enterados eestionan la construction
de una central en- el harrio de Ha-
brahonda, del vecino pueblo de Ca
muy.
Regresaron dichns rahallpros por
Ia tarde a su rezldrncia ct autom6vil
La sociedad de esrusiio> Psicol6-
gicos Luz del Porverir 3 mas del
meeting espiritlsta n'Ie Gara a las
tres Se Ia .arde FL dfa n del actual.
en- Ia hsza de este p'letlo. acori6
dar una velads espirlti-a IN Ia no-
che del s&bsdo pr6ximo.
Para este hermoso acfo - han di-
rigido ii Preidente De Ia iunta e<co-I
la. don Juan Avila. pidifndole cioz
ssIones de- Ia casa-eseuela ::'BetaI-
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COMMERCIAL

g.. NNI4V0lL
+ N T r A D A S D e L
EXTERIOR.
= y apor Iamericano Carolina
de n. York
Eapor S. Juan de la Isla.
Goleta Donlinicana Merce
des de, Sto. Domingo.
DESPACHADOS PARA E].
EXTERIOR
Fapor Espahol Buenos Al
res para Espana
Vapor americana Philadel.
phia 5. V. Luckembak y San
Juan para N. York.
PARA LA ISLA
NO HUBO
BUQUES EN- PUERTO DEL
" EXTERIOR
N. Y. Moville descargando
Sprinfeld i'd
Cortes descargando
Stawofhte Sea cargando
Laura l.. Sprague descar.
gando
Novresthern cargando
Carolina descargando
Mercedes id.
MOVIM1ENTO DE
CABOTAJE
Operaclo71es en- pue1tos
Carmen Faiardo
Maria Amparo Fajardo
Esperanza Yabucoa
Mayaguezana Humacao
GUillermito Arroyo
Ana Maria Pendie nte
B.UQU ES QUE Sc
AGUARDAN
\apor americana Caracas
Recalara el % actual pcoce.
dente de n. York.
Consig: Villar Co.
Vapor aleman President
Recalara procedente de Sto.
Domingo ell "a corriente, 81.
yuiendo viaje para s. Thomas
con pasajeros y carga para
Europa.
Consig' NJ. Korber.
Vapor aleman Syria Salio
de Hamburgo el Z corriente y
debe llegar aqui del 8 al 4
Julio entrante.
Consig: u. Korber.
Vapor a]eman Allemania
>aldra de este pl,erto el dia
o8 corriente con destino a la
Coruila Espana, Havre y
admitiendo pasa.
iero.
Consig: NJ. y Korber'
Jt7eros dc la Inca "Ber,ner.
Goleta americana E. Star
Jones debe haber salido el l6
,orriente de N. York para S.
Juan y Ponce.
Goleta americana Republic
oaldrd de n. York ell % &C.
.ual para S. Juan y Arroyo.
Consig: S, Ezquiaga.
B A II OS-
tCCIONEa
Banco territorial y agricola S 42
Id. de Puerto Rico -- "4y
-CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS-
Banco ter'qtorialy dgricola.
Emisiones-33a. y 5a. SCI
Id. -" .....6 y T." 1872.
C A NJ B IOS-
Londres-s 4a7l 4.8S, l.
\. YORK par
Paris a34 p % ID.
Hamburgo-44p Up. = u.
Espsha :. y r u
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D|aEc70R|O DE- SAN JUAN


PraCticante. = Silvestre Feijoo
Martinez, Observation-Disclosures
cla Colon y San Jose &. San juan.
Lecciones de piano. selo-
ita Lola Mas. ofrece dar classes en-
su casa 9 4 domiciio. San Juan.
Cristo Z.
Farmacia Colon.-Antiguo esta.
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogas
J patentizadoa Plaza principal. San
Juan.
lngeniero Civil anon Gan
dfa C6rdova; Tetuan 50, ciuGad 8
Parada II Santurce Miramar, San
Juan, Puerto Rico:
Aboeados. s.-Emigdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 60.
Telefono 353. Box 366.San 1uan.
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ces", 1nico local adecuado para acto
de esta indole, aunque ell senior Avi-
la no ha contestado todavia ,pero es
de presumir que cedera dichos salo-
mes, y en- case contrario seran pedi-
dos al Comisionado de educaci6n en-
qui6n tienen la seguridad que los
concedera.
Ell espiritismo avanza a paso gi-
gantesco por esta region y germina
con interes en- la conciencia publica.
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/ CONSOLES A LAS MADRES.-El
jarabe calm ante della Sonora win low
debe de usarse siempre que los min o.
.estan en- ell 'periodo de Il denticio =.
froporciona alivio Immediate al PEG ue
nc paclente produce un suefio nat u rsl
y tranquilo, alivia el dolor y ell an ge-
Ito despierta muy vivo y aleg-e. Fs
muy agradable 81 paladar, cal % al
alho sblanda sus dolores, hace fac il la
iupclon del est6mago y regula 10 in
'entinos. Es ell mejor remedio co noci-
90 para la di1rres vaprovengae es ta d q
la dentici6n de cualquiera otrs. Ten
case mucho cuidado en- pedir ell "Jsra
De Calmante de la Sonora winslov" o.
ei mejorde todos.
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La temperature promeda de la semana fu6 II grados
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A los Comerciantes
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LA CORRESPONDENClA" ofrece los anun an
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La temperature promedia de la
semana que termmo ell dia Is de Ju-
MO, regularmente,de toda Ia isla, fue
TO. La temperature mas alta que
han informado fue $50 en- Lares, y Ia
mas baja fue 51o en- Jayuya; la tenn
peratura maxima promedia de la Sc
mana fue 800 y la mfnima promedia
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ou valor es de cuatro mil quinientos
pesos. Sc vende con rebaja de un
treinticinco por ciento. Tiene POGO
uso. 1nformaran Zalduondo y Mier,
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872, San Juan, Puerto Rico
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