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The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-10-21
Tooley Predicts Victory.

State Senator Clarence p. Tooley
returned home yesterday after par.
ticipating In Republican Rally
held at Judith Jap Monday night,
and, in an interview with the News
man while enroute, predicted = sweep.
ing endorsement Of Republican
principles by the electorate Of Meag-
her County. 4
II find the people,, said the sen.
ator 'are most enthusiastic, and at
the mention Of Pray, Debor and
Carter brings spontaneous response
from the voters wherever . rally Is
held, particularly noticeable at the
Gap last night, where their spacious
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-10-21
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
Monday Night Well Attended C.
Hartman Principal Speaker
Of the Evening.

The democratic rally held in the
opera house here last Monday night
was well attended. The meeting
opened up the democratic campaign
for this county.
Charles S. Hartman was the speaker
and he was at his best. He mostly
dwelt on the records Of Carter and
Pray. His references to them being
somewhat incorporate.
I. S. McQuitty, democratic candi.
date for state representative, presided
over the meeting. He opened the
meeting with very able address
which was well taken by those
present.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-10-21
'RA(t htfT|h6 III PROGRESS
People From all Sections Of Central
Montana in Attendance--Many
Race Horses Entered.

The races are In full progress Just
as the News goes to press, and from
all reports SO far, everything is being
carried through smoothly. The
weather man having favored Harlow
ton, there are people here from every
section OF Central Montana, and there
are still more on the way.
Many Horses Here.
There are many horses here, from
Fergus, Sweet Grass and Meagher
Counties, which will enter the races.
Many Of these horses are horses with
statewide reputation for their speed.
Results of the races will be published
next week.
Excellent Management.
1t must be said that this race
meeting was planned under good
management. The grounds are In
the best Of condition, and nothing is
being left undone to give the visitors
a good entertainment. The Harlow
ton Band furnished sweet music
between each race. The program Is
being carried out without even
single hitch.
Friday and Saturday.
The race management has decided
to continue the race until Saturday.
On Friday and Saturday will prove
the two big days, If the weather
continues. The programs for these
days have been carefully arranged,
and will toe the mark with any of
the race meetings ever held in the
state.
Thursdays Program.
1:3O p. MI mile saddle horse race
Three horses to start. Minimum
weight, rider and saddle, $50 pounds.
900 p. m.--a mile thoroughbred
running race. Two to start.
2:3O p. m.-One-third mile saddle
horse race. Minimum weight, rider
and saddle, $50 pounds.
800 p. m.-Free for all jumping
contest, between Fergus, Meagher
and Sweet Grass horses.
$3.50 p. m.-Ladies running race, !
mile, at least two to enter.
400 p. m.-One-third mile pony
race. Horses to enter must not be
over 14} hands high.
High diving dog "Patsy" diving
from fifty foot Ladder into net.
4:3O p. m.--Cow boy relay race.
Four horses in each string, and each
horse rode 1-3 mile.
Music furnished by the Harlowton
Brass Band.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-10-21
THE OTHER SIDE
A Reply to an Article Published In
These Columns 1 Few
Weeks Ago.

We desire to reply thru the cour.
tesy Of your valuable paper to the
article recently published by z. F.
Ross Of your city, and state that In
l9O7-S Mr.. Ross procured . loan Of US,
and since then 1t appears his tnan.
cial affairs have been in quite q
tangle OF which, had we known as
much about before making this loan
as we do now, this controversy nc
doubt would have never taken place.
We showed him all leniency con-
sistent with good business principals,
and it now appears that the same
was not appreciated by him.
Not alone did we carry his loan 6
months but in order to help him out
we advanced insurance and taxes for
him.
Mr.. Ross made several unreasonable
demands In the way OF concessions on
his investment stock contrary to the
rules and terms Of his contract and
II the company had yielded 1t would
have made the stockholders suffer,
which OF course this company would
not permit.
He was notified on several occasions
as to the conditions Of the invest
ment and the requirements, all of
which were not needed by him, and
now as result of his own action he
attempts to throw the responsibility
thereof on the shoulders Of the com.
parry.
IfMr. Ross had acted upon the sug
gestions made by the company, there
would have been no occasion for any
controversy whatever.
We are simply making this short
explanation of our dealings with Mr..
Ross and will leave it to the good
Judgment of our readers. We are
doing 1t simply as matter Of justice
to our friends and customers in your
locality.
Thanking you for your courtesy in
this matter, we are,
Yours truly,
Western Loan & Savings Co.
Fl. M. H. Lund, Asst Sec.
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THE NEWS CONTEST
Most Epterprisins Newsboy TO Be
Awarded a Dandy .22 Re-
peatins Rifle.

Today The News inaugurates
a contest which promises TO be an
interesting one. This contest will be
for The News newsboys, and is more
in the nature of an appreciation Of
their services than anything else.
The boy selling the most News be-
tween now and January l, 1911, @ill
receive a $3.50 % caliber Winchester
Repeating rifle. The rife Is a peach,
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-10-21
5TART5 TIL Dali POLLING
Republicans Fire First Shot at Judith
Gap--R ally at Hedgesville and Har-
lowton-En Shown.

Republicans OF Meagher Co. started
the political ball a rolling BY holding
a big rally at Judith Gap Monday
evening. The meeting was we'll att
tended, and great deal of enthu-
siasm was shown on the part OF the
many that were In attendance. j..
H. Lackey presided over the meeting,
Mayor Anderson, +. s. Webster,
republican candidate for county
commissioner, and James Lackey,
candidate for sheriff on the repub-
lican ticket, delivered some very able
and interesting addresses on the
issues OF the campaign.
Good Meeting At Hedsesville.
From Judith Gap the republican
candidates and speakers went over
to the thriving little city Of Hedges
Vile, where another rally was held
Tuesday night. The citizens Of the
town and community turned out
enmasse to hear the candidates and
the other speakers and to get ac-
quainted. Harry Giltinan opened
the rally.
Freeman Speaks at Harlowton.
On Wednesday night of this week
the people OF Harlowton turned out
to hear Attorney Freeman of Cascade
County discuss the great question Of
the day. The many people that
heard Mr.. Freeman were very much
impressed by his address. Frank S.
Webster and A. T. Anderson also
gave short addresses. A. T. Ander-
son presided.
Much Good Accomplished.
The republican rallies held in this
county so far have been very success
full, and as usual made most favor
able impressions. They will poll a
very heavy vote in this end of Meag-
her County.
On Saturday night Meeting will
he. held at Nihill, and next week
rallies will be held at Twodot, Mar
tinsdale, Lennep and White Sulphur
Springs.
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and is SO declared by all the boys,
and many have already set their
hearts on securing It. Any boy can
enter this contest, but 1t would be
to his interest to start in right at
the beginning so that nobody will
get a big lead on him. Get down to
business now and hustle to beat the
band AND. get that rifle. A second
prize to be announced later will also
be given.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-10-21
CAMPBELL-FOOT
Dr.. Campbell Returns Monday From
Minnesota With His
Bride.

At 6 o'clock last evening. at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Foot, 800 West Fifth
street, Miss Laura Adelia Foot was
united in marriage to DR.. Samuel
Kelly Campbell Of Harlowton, Mont.
The pleasant home had been very
tastefully decorated by loving friends
and everyone of the stately rooms
were regal in their wealth of glory
of autumn foliage and flowers, made
luminous by the soft light of candles.
The effectiveness of the decorations
were enhanced by the quiet and OBJ
trusive taste everywhere revealed.
The white cosmos in its simple
beauty entwined in green with banks
OF sweet allysum graced the parlor,
while the living room was made bril-
liant with the tolors of the flaming
maple. The dining room was in yel-
low. One of the prettiest effects was
the closedin porch directly off the
parlor with its vines and autumn
leaves illuminated by the many-hued
Japanese lanterns.
Promptly at o'clock, the hour APP
pointed, to the strains Of Lohengrin's 3
wedding march, played by Mrs. B. J..
DeGroodt, the bride and groom des-
cended the stairway, through the hall
and living room, passing to the parlor
and taking their place in front of a
curtain formed of feathery ferns and
white cosmos. They were attended
by Miss Frances Foot, the sister of
the bride, as bridesmaid, and by Rob-
ert Foot as best man. The impressive
wedding service was read by Rev. J.
T. Fulton.
The bride was gowned in Valen-
ciennes lace with bridal veil. She
carried bouquet of lilies of the
valley, narcissus and maiden hair
ferns. The bridesmaid was attired
in pale yellow satin and carried vel
low chrysanthemums.
After receiving the congratulations
from the company of seventy-tive rel
ativss and friends who witnessed the
marriage, supper was served. At the
bridal table were seated twenty o1
the young friends of the bride, while
the rest of the company was seryee
in the different rooms or on the
porch. The dining room colo
scheme was in yellow, with yellow
chrysanthemums, yellow candles ant
yellow shades, giving subdued beau
ty to the happy scene.
The presents were many and choice
attesting the esteem and affection II
which bride and groom are held.
On the evening train DR.. and Mrs
Campbell left for the West. The.
were given an ovation by a larg
number of friends at the station
where the Red Wing Military bant
was called into requisition ant
played many of the stirring and ia
milar pieces, prior to the trains de
parture.
The bride is a native of this cit
and is greatly honored by a larg
circle of friends, among whom sh
has grown to womanhood. DR.. Camp
bell is a physician of Harlowton
Montana, where he has been locates
for several years, and where they vii
make their home. Dr. and Mrs
Campbell carry with them the sir
cere best wishes of all who know tn
bride as one of Red Wings mos
popular ladies.-Red Wing Dali
| Dnn,,hIfoon
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Notice to Stockholders and Public.
Stock in the Keene Coal Mine will
be sold on and after November lst
at Sl.OO per share.
Keene Coal Mining Company.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-30

Ilorens 8 Sanchez Montalvo.- =
Fufete Notaria en- once. Plaza De
liciss %.
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Noticia de interes

El conocido estableecimiento de
moda, de esta ci,ldad LAS Noveda-
des' sigue siendo favorecido de las
damas de la ciudad y de Ia isla v
apesar de renovar su esplendido
surtido todos los vapores, en- breve
embarca para Nueva York, uno de
los compradores de Ia casa, que trae
ra a la isla las ultimas novedades
de Europa y America. U]timamen-
te Sc han llenado los elegantes apa-
radores del conocido establecimien-
to con multitud de objetos de utili-
dad y fantasia. Perfumeria, objetos
de tocador, ropa blanca y bordada
sombreros, pasamaneria, sombrillas
alfombras, lamparas, adornos japc-
neses para tocador y salas, precio-
sos juegos de peinetas, figuras de
terra Gotta, biscuit y cristal, crista
leria fina, paraguas, &. &. No hay
NADIA mas nuevo nj de mas novcdad
Para todos los gustos y todas las for
tunas. Ordenes por correo Y telegra-
flo. No olvideis LAS Novedades =
IN Ia calle de San Fran cisco deesta
eludad.
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%. frio. int .nsamente frlo ... Srtia-
una necesidad infnita de descansar.
de dormir;pero no podia, porque el
ruido de las voces y el golpear ineen-
sante de las paredes me 10 impedian.
--lOid!- guto Beatriz- ioid.
aqul suena hueco.
-dQue hay en- el otro lado pre-
gmto Pleydell, presa de intensa e.
mocion.
La biblioteea-contesto la seho-
"a Brand
-Pues bien-dijo Plevdell, per
manezca listed en- ese lugar y golpee
Ia pared cuando 70 Sc 10 indique. No
no venga usted. sonora Meade:
Debo de il. contesto Beatriz.
-iPero, senora!. -.
-Quero II, E ire, senior Plevdell;
blen sabe que 10 amaba con todo mi
corazon.
Beatrlz me amaba. ... IDios la
bendlga!. -. Ahora ST, va pueco dor
mir. -.
Fl sonido de su dulce voz me des-
perto.
Va vuelve en- 81. Quiero estar so
Ia con 81; con mi amor, con mi ,inicc
dueno, Il.
Abr los ojos y me encontre acos-
tado en- I'm divan, en- la biblioteca
Pude yer entonces que el retrato de
Sir Rupert estaba fuera de su lugal
sostenido por dos sillas, quedandc
descublerta la entrada del escondi-
te secreto. Beatriz arrodillada mi
lado, sostenfa mi cabeza con uno de
sus brazos; en- Ia otra mano tenfa una
taxa.
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No, no,-respondio Beatris
Itov perfectamente bien. Lsanla us
tedes.
-sr. Plevdell, ,-tlUo IA Sra Brand
-haganos el favor de Ieerla }yo no
puedo, con estos ojos tan vicjos.
Nlene de Sarley, del Grand Ho-
tel .-dijo Pleydcll perplejo; es de fe
cha de hoy y dice como sigue Per
Imanecere aqui hasta manana''. ESQ
Ies todo.
Esta usted segura de que es de s,l
puno Y letra. Sra. Brand ? poraue 81
NAL no recuerdo, Farman era falslf-
icador.
No esta falsifeada, contesto con
hrmeza la interpelada.
No, no; anadlo Beatriz rlendo
histerlcamente este pequeho rasgo
Ihaio sus lnlclales, es caracterlstco
no deja lugar 4 duda es una snail con
lvenida entire nosotos. y que quNere
decir Que nuestra amistad persiste
EIectivamente, aguella tarjeta l.
hahia 70 escrito hacia ounce dlas
hahitndoseme pasado Ia oportunl-
dad de envialla asu destino. Con tods
sesuridad Roper la habia encontradc
remltlendola su paso por Sarlev.
-Entonces, ,-dijo Pleydell trlste
mente-el unico camino que dete
tomar, es el de mi casa.
Lo que er aquel instante me eau
$50 INA impression verdaderamente
lolorosaafue la voz de Reatrlz. que
decia albopzada:
F, -Ahora nlismo voy escrlblrle di
Icl6ndole que vuelva, y mahana esta-
Ira de nuevo a nuestro lado; y 81 no
auiere venir, ire 70 por 6l. Pero no es
Il usted tan sonlhrio, Mr.. Playdell
pues de ninguna manera olvldare-
mos su tan huena voluntad. No es-
ia usted contento de que por in Sc
panos del S. Mordaunt?
-Senora mia, puede Nd. Greer que
estov perfectamente satlsfecho, y q
les deseo todo genero de lellcidade:
juntos.
Haze listed bien en- decir Que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-30
So. Por OWEN OLIVER. :.

hace quience dias. Puse IN mensaie
4 Mr. Pleydell llamandolo de nuevo;
pero no podra estar aqul slno hasta
manana. Debemcs continuar nues-
tras pesqulzas. pero ipronto! ipron-
to! iluego.
Es I'm sueTo. pensf-si. tai veZ
Ia aluclnacion que preeede la muer
te; 81. es SECURE que dentro de
unos cuantos momentos todo habra
termlnado ..; para slempre =. :.
para slempre !
Despues, OF que tocaban furlosa-
mente a Ia puerta della casa, Y luego
me pareelo escuchar la voz de Pley
dell que decla:
No esta nj ha estado en- Sarlev
| No podia 70 Greer que me hublera e
oulvocado. He lido V vuelto en- auto
movll. Ademas. he recibido I'm tele-
grama de mis- agentes en- el que me
dicen que cuando fueron a aprehen-
der Farman. el pajaro habfa va vo
iado Tenia 70 razon, Sc trata de ur
asesinato
NO. no. Beatriz-nc
puede ser, imil veces no, Mordaun1
esta oculto Ell alguna parte. Y es pre-
ciso que 10 husquemos Immediate
mente. iNamos!
10 he buscado va en- todas par
/ tes:-dijo Pleydell-he recorrido e
pueblo entero al derecho Y al reves
-Busquemo5 "aqui mismo in
sistio Beatrlz, -reglstremaos toda l.
casa, de arriba a bajo.
Me parecio que sus manectas gol
peaban con fuerza las paredes. que
me llamaba sollozando v jurandC
que me amaba con toda su alma ,
que me encontraria Juraba tambier
que 81 vo hubiera muerto, ella no me
sobreviviria.
-Si-pense-sueno aun: pero es
te ensueho es el ultimo; ital vez po
ESQ es tan dulce..
Aquella debia ser va Ia muerte
| porque el mar tumultuoso en- qu,
hotaba mi ser entero, parecia conve
tirse en- un immense tempano de HE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-30

@iuntos .-contesto riendo Beatriz-
porque Separates, nj e nj 20 podr{a-
mos ser feliees. ,Graeias Sr. Peydell'
Hum! !-diio este como reAeNio
nando q solas.-Io que estoy va ca
81 viendo. es el alhoroto cue Sc "a
armar, 81 les que va prendieron a Far
man. Como Sc reirla de nosotros. q.
nos hubiera vis5o golpear con un mar
| ltillo las paroles de la casa En- fin
70 me marcho la Estaclon.
Pleyaell Sc ausento BeatrlA Sc des
Ipidio tamhien de la Sra. Brand. Y es-
ia fue i dar las noticas tltlmas a la
servidumbre.
Nlientras tanto volvf a quedar So
10 entregado a los horrores del ham
hre, de una sed espantosa Y de mi de
#sesperaei6n Que por momentos cre-
cia. pensando en- .. cuando aquellas
gentes Sc dieran cuenta de su error
va seria demaslado tarde para mi,
puesto que en- aquella horrible sltua
cion toda vida Sc hahrfa extlnguido
antes de dos dias Mis- dolores fisicos
Sc iban hacienda mas y mas intensos
por momentos. Y pronto quede SUI
mldo en- una especle Gle letargo dolo-
rosfsimo; comence a verlo todo. de
IN color rojizo. Y va no pude local.
Ear las terribles punzadas que atena-
ceahan mi ser entero Ne hguraba es
tar hundido en- una inmensa ola roja
de sangre V de fuego. en- un mar Gu
vos rugidos me ensordecfan \. ALA
en- medic del estruendo producido
por aquel oleaie me parecio escuchar
! el sonido de la campana Gle un reloj.
OchO o. :. nueve. 49,. tai veZ no
escucharia las diez, pues me iba hun
diendo. 4. hundiendo sin remedio.
Despues. escucht la voz de Bea-
|triz. Parecia que sus palabras llega-
ban a mi dido y penetraban a mi ce-
rebro mucho tempo despues de ser
lpronuncladas
NO esta alla-decia-;no esta
ALA. lie telegraiit, Y el administra-
dor del hotel me contesto diciendo
ique Mr. Mordaunt no ha lido desde
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ALERTA Consul: :
CUIDADO COfs
LAS IMITACiCi!

Fl ron l.llyP. ' el AMI. D.
cudos es tn sopu en- mlt, s.
por SUI evidente pureza bueu 5
exquisite ar M.
No h ce dano us etcc.os esii q +
antes SOD lNOt E.NslSD> .No,",
ticne ninguna droga nj suhst uels
agena a sus natur es erlent"s. {
f brica por destii~ cien cont u $.
apor, usandose los , pa,ato, MA;
modernos ' sdoptandose mas es
mer do procedimiento saritlio :,
cuidado especi ] Sc obserya en- .. NJ
botellado y empsque Nade de
COMPOS1ClONtS. P .dase en- ,o-
das parties. Para eompras al POI
mayor en- San Juon III ijirSe d 10.
sres. B. ernaniez d Hermsnos
Sucres. de erez Hermauos
9 NJ. K. Caideron y Co
A. sualez 4 Go
Agentes en- Mayagiez:
Mora 4 Co. ). en- G
Agentes en- Iayamon Angel
Viejo.
nue. Ferez Il Co.
Agentes en- Vega Baja: res :.
ceeores de obrino g. Co.
iabricantes: ucrca. dc Roses ::
Co. s. en- C. Arecibo 2 L,
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DineI0 y IeIoj gratis,

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
oro de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud' el mejor PATENT.
zado para la sangre, el este
mago, el higado, y los riIones,
coloquelos entire Gus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie.
"a que Sc ofrece y al mandar
nos el importe, obsequiaremos
con una comision en- dinero, y
un reloj gratis. Escriba en-
seguida a la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan 50. San
Juan. Pto. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-30

Hay 0gr,cultores QUO necesr,1
mayordomos" y hay mayordon,s.
que necesitdn colocaci5n. Es:, ,ioa
esptirocto7.cs Sc e,ac,Ientran con dys-
cultod Y retardo. Am5ds colncsG,r4a
ydp1damente 81 los des:os dc ma JorlJ
mos y agrieultores SO aruaclla en-
La CorrespondeneM". hay n es-
te oiavlo especaal y m6daca surv4 II
efecto.
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I-contesto Ia sehcra brand
- v aun dicen, aue hay un

v aln dicen, aue hay VI
estondite eecreto.
Nj ava le RETRO la leyenda a Pley-
dell y le dilo que 70 tambien Sc Ia ha-
bla contado 4 Roper qulen Sc lntere
So muchlsimo por eonocer todos los
detalles Y Distribution de las hablta-
clones.
=; Hum ,-dijo el detective. -Mu'y
hien pudiera ser. Yo tamblen sc que
yor aoui cerea. en- Corltthorpe Hall
hav una pieza secreta. Generalnen-
te Sc enelentran estas en- los muros.
), Ia construction ire gnlar de este e
diheio hace sospecAar en realldad, el
one pncda eNistlr algdn escoadlte
secreto. Plocederemos. poI pronta
r,oviGencia. 4 golpear todas las VA
redes con un nartlllo. s. hublera ye
po!ido. me habria 80 redo del 5lste-
ma pero primero voy a recorrer to-
das las pleas y vestidores della casa
Sesia meior que no me acompaaa-
ran ustedes
-Suceda 10 cue suceda- aeonpa
naremos a usted-dlieron las dos mu
jeres la vez.
Y 81 que salieron rreclrlta5amen-
te ,l,a ls habitacidn. Al fin, despnes
de mucho, comenz6 q esrucharse el
rudo q,e produeian los martlllazos
soble las paroles. Es materlalmente
impossible ,lescrihlr. sioluera ~ea llse
ramente, 10 que Senti durante aquel
tempo.
Los golpes s. escuchahan cada ve7
mas cerca. Hahian "a lie eado al PIE
de Ii esc8lera. cuando d que lie gaba
Marv. cotg!eN1a hecia donde estanar
Eeatlk n, 5rn.5s. y sWe PreSa de
gYan en.an a!'st
Tn ,t.iesa pa~ral lustrada
dc! ana Ia We f1ad en- este no
nienro Ge ~ 4>a ( IA 3ra Meade.
-;G.aeia-. Iio- mio' eNrlamf
Beat,iz .1i'a \ est.i Won
;SoSt6n gala vi, - Brand. qif
va 4 caer die PlaHdel.
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Sc VENDE

In triple efecto de s de diametro
con su combination de llayes para
desconeetar EN- case de averias y con
tinuar trabajando como dup,.e.
Seis detecadoras de doble tondo, de
cobre, con una eavidad de 1000 gal.
csda una.
Dos juegos de centrifugas: seis cen.
trffugas cada juego: de 80 diametros
con sus correspondientes mezcladores.
Tn mo ino de nueve masas y varias
pleas de repuesto.
Para informes dirijirse q j. NJ
Galletti Vieques. P. R.
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tKRAEWSKY-PESANT Co.

Contractors de toda clase de maqunarias para Cen
trales contratistas de factoras oompetas cnyendo
edifcics
\ Para informes. presupuestos pianos ETC. drjirsa
IN Agentes Generates para Puerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-30
In buen negocio.

IN Caguas, ofrecen en- venta los
sres. Quihones Cabezudo y Compa n "a,
una acreditada Jdbr1cc dc totacos, con
exlsteDcias de tabaco en- rams, recor
tes y picadura, marcas acreditaIas en-
E.E. U.U. y una oficina en- Nueva
York. Is una buena oportunidad pa
ra realizar productive negocio. Para
mas lnformes dirijirse la expre ssda
casa, en- Caguas, 2. Rico. P. o. Box
IS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-30
Casa de Prestamos, J. Rendon '
Compalia 5. en- c.

Esta casa sigue con to la re.
gularidad todas sus operacio-
nes y ofrece al pdblico un pre-.
cioso surtido de alhajas.
Allen. Il. Fortaleza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-30

Or. V Santcni. De "a facultad de
Fsris. Lspeclalista en- las enresms-
cades Ge la VISTA. Horae de consul.
lbs. de s & 10 A. NJ. y de 2 s : 7. n.
] !aza | rincipal Mum. II.
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0oNsEJos ALWHADRFS.-l

La Corespondencia Ieuoyd 81.
ooe1 todos loo dfGs, no solo las noti-
csas mas irsporsuntss de Ia is'a y de,
eIterlor, s,no muy pdriodo, ob,inddn-
.e intresonte lscsura que k seTr.rd
de re7eo IN s,a koyos desocupa ias.
Pid1 usted qxe ls strpan p,nestras dc
este psricdico siq'aerd por an mes y
como prusbo, v segra,n.nfe desaard
ustef tuego ~ estabs y cons,qnte
!ectp del nssrno.