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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20
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MAY l6. 1910.

May l6, 1910,
Myron Thompson went to Sioux
City last Thursday for future treat
ment.
Last Thursday morning Jas. Han
son took Mrs. Geo. Bake and DR.. A.
p. Stewart to Alvord where they took
the train for Sioux City and the same
morning Mrs. Bake was operated up
on by DR.. Mahood.
Miss Josie Fladger arrived from
North Dakota last Saturday where
she has been teaching school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Ulrickson and
Mr.. and Mrs. knut UlricksOn and
Tom Ulrickson drove over TO l.. Sive-
sind's to visit their mother, who Is
staying with her daughter, Mrs.
Louie Sivesind and last Sunday was
Mothers Day.
Miss Hannah Heigerson and Mrs.
Ole Knudtson and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Chraft and family took
dinner and spent the afternoon with
Louie Sivetind and family.
Miss Margaret Hillsland left last
Thursday morning for st. Paul where
she is going to stay and help her Sis
ter for awhile.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Medalen a baby boy last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. julius Hoff a
baby boy last week.
Miss Jennie Johnson Is helping
Mrs. o. G. Hillsland this week.
Mrs. p. T. Holstenson arrived home
last week from Clayton county where
She had been visiting friends and rel
atives for three weeks. She was &C.
companied home by Mr.. Holstenson's
sister. r
Mrs. G.. Albertson and children left
for Idaho where they will make their
home. Mr.. Albertson is already in
Idaho and has a home ready for his
family.
The eighth and ninth grade Of the
Inwood Public School had a picnic
together down by the Big Sioux river
last Saturday and all had a delightful
time.
Wedding bellies will soon be ringing
in this neighborhood.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20

Hon. w. e. Benedict Of Belle
Fourche, candidate for state railroad
commissioner on the progressive re-
publican ticket, was In Canton
Saturday, and reports the people pro-
gressive In spirit all over the state.
Mr.. Benedict came to Lincoln
county with his parents In 1872, and
lived on a farm in Dayton township
for 20 years. He has been a resident
OF the Black Hills since leaving Can
ton. He should receive a heavy vote
In this his old home county, besides
he is thoroughly qualified for the
work, and a vote cast for him at the
June primary is a vote for a man who
will give the people a square deal.
Remember Benedict on June I.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20
The omaha Boosters.

The Omaha Jobbers numbering
about one hundred, travelling In a
magnificent special train passed
through Canton Tuesday forenoon
bound for Sioux Falls and returned to
Canton at 2 o'clock. The Boosters
were met at the depot by several
hundred people who gave them a
hearty welcome. The Boosters head
ed by their big band marched up
town and halted at the First National
Bank corner, then the band played,
the Boosters sang, and a wagon was
turned into a platform and Omaha's
silver tongued orator, Hon. A. w.
~Jefferies, made a splendid booster
speech. 1t was a gay party, full Of
the spirit that has made the west
famous for doing things. About
everybody got a souvenir Of some
kind, and then the Boosters marched
back to their train and departed for
the west blowing their big steam
whistle as q farewell to the best In
the Sioux Valley.
The Omaha Boosters were pleased
with Canton and Mr.. Carpenter Of
the Carpenter Paper Co, expressed
surprise at the solid, substantial APP
pearance Of our town, saying to the
writer that our city showed remark
able evidence Of wealth and spirit and
business progress. All we're surprised
at the substantial character Of our
business houses and said the Rudolph
hotel indicated the progressive spirit
of the town.
June the It'll vote for John N.
Peterson. 46
Banker Brady and Hon. Willard
Hun came In from WOrthing Satur-
day ON business.
A. J. Rommerein, candidate for the
legislature, and John Tollefson were
In town Saturday.
A. J. Kuhns, candidate for county
treasurer, was in town Saturday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20
Fairview

May IL, 1910
Mrs. Carharta and baby Of Canton
were visitors at the home of the Sill
vas sisters last week.
Ira Bartholomew was a Sioux City
visitor Thursday.
Miss Grace Folker, who lives near
Hudson, Is a guest at the home of
Misses Mamie and Blanche Wheatly.
o. L. Peterson went up to Faux
county the first of the week to look
at some land.
Clyde King was a county seat visi-
tor Friday.
Miss. Alpha Hanson spent Friday
and Saturday at the home of her
friend, Miss Marie Wilkinson of Can
ton.
Mrs Cort Vermilya was a Sioux
Falls visitor Thursday.
Glenn Perisho departed for North
Dakota.
The Fairview public school has
closed. A picnic was given the last
day and the teachers and pupils en-
as we look back over the school work
III = 0AA W0 AO0A VAA0O OAO WIN
has been faithfully done.
Amun Amunson made q business
trip to Sioux Falls Wednesday.
Word was received from Matt Lien
and son Elmer, that they arrived safe
~ 1t Santa Rosa, Florida. Mr.. Lein
left Fairview about two months ago
to look 1T the Florida country, and
Mrs. Lein and children expect to 60
to their new home In Florida in about
June. The Lein family have resid-
ed Ia Fairview and vicinity near here
for = number Of years and they will be
missed by their many friends, but we
wish them much success in there new
home with much happiness thrown In.
Mrs. 81. HI. Hanson went to Nebras-
ka to look over some land.
With this weeks Fafrview Items,
ye scribe will step down and out, for
the present 1t least, and someone else
will take her place Is correspondent.
For three years We have been cor
respondent for the LEADER ana now
w drop our pencil and say goodbye
for the present but We won't forget
the LEADER and hope to be able to
attend the picnic.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20

The standpat Huron convention is
where Martin and Burke gave it to
Kit in the wind, because Kit forced
them from cover and made them ex-
pose their weakness to the people.
Kit has no love for them and they
have nc sugar in their pockets for
Kitty.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20
Farms and Homes
For Sale.

A good farm of 100 acres, six miles
from Canton, good house, barn and
other outbuildings. All fenced, nice
land, it is less than market price at
$40 an acre. Three thousand or
more cash.
24O acres one mile from Canton, 1877
an acre, about $1,000 cash.
Houses from $500 up to $4,000, some
good ones from $500 to 50, 200.
II. A.. WILKINSON,
Canton, South Dakota.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20

The immense slush fund expended
two years ago by the interests to keep
their man in the senate, failed be-
cause the people could not be pur-
chased. m
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20

Thousands OF good republicans who
followed the fortunes Of Martin and
Burke two years ago, will vote the
progressive ticket this year. Cannon
ism had not been exposed then. At
that time 1t was a question of fac
ton, now it is a question Of protec-
tiOn against a robber tariff.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20

A. B. Kittredge wants to mount
the old machine saddle but he has to
put Martin and Burke out of the way
first. Kit and his organ grinder are
not blistering their feet working for
Martin and Burke.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20
Pleasant View
May IS, 1910

May ~, lSlO
Planting corn is the order of the
day. Some few farmers are through
planting while others have just be-
gun.
Miss Jessie Flory was a caller at
the Geo. Byres home Saturday.
Word has been received from
Andrew and Bastie Ekonger that
they are nicely settled on their home
steadS in Perkins county. They like
the country.
Harry Artz of Grand Valley, Mr.
and Mrs. Brooks, MI. and Mrs. Wolfe
and Mrs. Bevins from Canton were
callers Sunday afternoon at S. S.
Manning's.
Lew Flory and sister Jessie, and
Carl and Ralph Manning attended the
basket social at the Jones school
house Friday evening and report a
fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ekonger were
sons.
A. j. Westbury is visiting his
daughter Mrs. Ardee Millage this
week.
Mrs. Hicks has returned from
White Lake where she had been with
her sick daughter. She reports Mrs.
Breeding ON the gain.
Mr.. Sheldon of Canton Is visiting
with his son Irve for a few days.
Mrs. Colby and two children, Ward
and Gladys, and Mrs. Alexander from
Canton, visited with Miss Jessie
Flory last Thursday.
Mrs. Ardee Mfllage and children,
Earl and Mable, visited at Will
Villages Saturday.
Miss Marie Wilkinson returned to
her home In Canton Friday after
visiting old friends for a week. Miss
Marie taught two terms of school at
Pleasant View and has many friends
here.
william Leffert and son Roy visit
ed at the Manning home Monday.
Miss Iona Alness was calling on the
Pleasant View school board last
Friday making the final settlements
for her school work.
Wedding bells are ringing today in
Highland township for the fEneboe-
Kittleson wedding and Pleasant View
will now have them for netghbors.
Miss Mable Osvog and pupils will
close a successful term Of school at
Cottage Grove school with a program
and picnic Thursday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20

Senator Dolliver said In his great
speechat Des Moines: "The time has
come for the American people to
resume business In their own name"
A glorious sentiment.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20
For President In 1917,
ROOSEVELT.
The only man who can lead the Re-
publican Party TO victory In 1912.
Notico % Subscribers.

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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20

Candidate For Senate.
1 respectfully announce that l am a
candidate for the state senate and
will appreciate your support at the
June primaries.
J. A. Pierce.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20
Comparison.

Sioux Falls Press:-On June 7 at
the primaries, will be answered the
question ~ to whether congressman
Martin and Burke will be returned,
or whether John f. Schrader Of Rapid
City and Thomas Thorson Of Canton,
will be sent to congress as the choice
OF the people Of South Dakota. The
Press believes that the people will be
emphatically in favor Of the progress
sive candidates. Both Martin and
Burke are stalwarts, Enthusiastically
aligned with the Aldrich-C Cannon
class Of statesmen. In the face of
the almost universal denunciation of
the Aldrich-C Cannon methods, by the
citizens everywhere, east, west, north
and south, these two South Dakota
congressman either apologize for their
attitude toward these men or decline
to come right out and say where
they stand. Their tardy endorsement
OF Roosevelt policies is evidently
forced from them by the stress of
public opinion. The people know
this and South Dakota has already
expressed herself IN the question Of
whether a corporation shall rule in
the state or whether the people shall
rule through loyal and honest re-
presentatives.
John +. Schrader, Of Rapid City, is
for progressive principles that are be-
ing realized In this state through the
progressive wing OF the republican
party.
Thomas Thorson Of Canton, IS a
man against whom no one a speak
III, either In private or public life.
He - q Roosevelt man and q loyal
supporter Of Governor Vessey, than
whom South Dakota never had q
moro honest, fearless or loyal COVER
nor. The fact.that Martin and Burke
arc today. seeking to place in the
governors chair, = man Of the servile
record OF former Governor Elrod, is
sufficient 70 condemn them. What
has Governor Vessey done and what
has his administration done that has
not been In the interests OF the people
OF South Dakota? There has not been
even ! whisper that Vessey or Others
of his administration are controlled
OF ledsaround and dictated to by any
corporation interests.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20
Lynn.
Nav IL. 1910.

NiB Gala Tucker finished . very
successful year Of school 81 the Kuhns
district On tho 18th and Is spending
her vacation With her parents q
Canton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20

No sincere republican believes the
party can long endure under the
leadership OF Aidrich and Cannon.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20
Vessey is tho Man


Veeeey 10 tho man
Governor veSsav should be- support
u Tor Z second term ,by eyery we'll
meaninr loyal citizen OF the state.
TT a-onnnnents ara not worthy OF the
hnnor. Elrod. when governor. was
e willing TOO 81 the bosses and
corporations, and Geo. w. Egan has
NO claim upon the office. His ambi-
tion v personal with q desire to seek
revenge.
IGoyeruor Vessey Is not q brilliant
snmnairner or ! houte for glory.
ht,t. "a has given the naonle An honest
clean administrstion.. and not a
@ssnrla e,,.rua ara,nst, him for neglect
81 dutv orSfailure 10 protect the In
tar.sts e -. naon,e.
Tha standnat houl 81 extrayacance
4 REORGANIZATION il mere campaign
~. "a II trne anpronriations for the
- x stata institutions were heavy.
~ = dld not make them. The
mamhers Is both branches OF the
nvielatnra heard Iii the evidence In
- vhat the institntions
n.sasa ~ nroner cara and ef,cient
vorR. .nd aftar fulI discussion de-
Nliad that tha CONGRATULATIONS asked
n,-.,. n.ed.a ~ vara voted al
sose. nnanimonslv. The Governor
a.n.d. ~ hiIls.
rr...n.. a. !, ~. n,,,rre "a
l.e..... aa...h 800 has no.nv
...s,.s ......s...aa .eam.n. - narn.n
~. 800 ~,
1870 ...s $3.50 Mhas. ~
oniv tvo nronnsitions to be considered
"A M PRONUNCIATION Ona = - close
- $3.50 ~ Ira ~inetitutions and the
n1,,er = 3 sunnort them "a the limit
ef1oiancy. what aide viii YOU
eanaY
nveyv liheytv ,ovino citizen would
a. "a Gov. Wv ma the lerislature
di6. h.eansa modern conditions de-
nand 2lioeral support for anything
1l,.A /. 1870 ~. ine.na mnst ha
..isa ~. ~ ~ great SCHOOLS 81
mmst Sc sunnnrted. ana the
S1saGIe1s and in,rm m,ht Is taken
elss &. snd these i~nstituttons must
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-05-20

If Kittredge could get Martin and
Burke out Of his way and get poor
Sam Elrod into ot1ie, he might stand
some show in case of death.
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Sombreros japoneses.

Ell conocidc establecimiento dedmo
das Las Noredodes e.tan recibiendo
va su esplendido surtido de noveda-
des para primavera de 1911 y resto
de la actual temporada de fines de
1910. FL mas atrayente es un mag
nifco surtido de sossbreros estilos "a
pones, Ultima moda. que hace Juror
en- los centros de mode de Europa Y
America. Cua!quier articulo de uti-
lidad, fantasia, adornos, perfume :
rias, rops para sei1oras, sehoritas y
ninas y esquisita cristaleria Sc ha.
la en- Ia celebrada tienda de Ia ca.
lie de San Francisco. Los sombre-
ros japoneses son de verdadera y
rigurosa sctualidad. Nisitad Las
Novedades' y os conyencereis de que
ALI sc encuentra de todo 10 que Ell
bueu gusto y la fantasia han podi
do idear. San Juan, Puerto Rico
San Francisco IS.
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na Maria trata de perfeccionar ella
misma.
Tn dia Raimundo confes6 su
amor al padre de la ioven, este lie
contesto que q NADIA podia hacer,
que sus padres decidmian.
-sPero consenstis Ell que Maria
sea mi esposa? Preglmto ansiosa-
mente el apasionado Raimundo.
-Es demasiado honra para mi
hija. senior. Y creo ESQ m sueno
que para desgracia de ella no Sc rea-
lizara.
No 10 ere ais. Hoy mismo habla-
re q mis- padres Y asf 10 hizo; pero
quedo desencantado al DIR dc sus la
bios la rotunda negativa, mas NADIA
diio 4 su armada.
.tsi continuaban, cuando tm dia,
hallandosc Maria ocupada en- coeer
unos limonessen el bosquecito. oyo
4 los padres de Raim,mdo que deci-
an mlentras pasaban por su lado sin
haberla visto: '.es necesario que
nue,trn hijo divide esa ioven. 70
nunca consentire. Deeia la
madre.." hay que buscar ell medic
de separates.
Es,as palabras bastaron para ha
Ger eomprender d la infeliz nina 81
desgraeia.
ne aqui Ia conversation con que
empieza esta historic.
Tratan de separarnos. decia Ia ino
centc nina sollozando ESQ eS mpo
sihle. Nos amannos demasiado. Nu
no podre vivir sin Il, amadc Raj
munde
FL joven decia que romperla con
sus padres. peo Il era muv buen
hi!o para desobedecerles. al pues
esperaha shlandar sus endured
dos corazones.
Raimundo cada dia esiaba mas
triSte. va no reia. solo una amarga
sonrisa 20 dihuJaba constantemente
en- ssls lahios una extrema me-
lancolia Sc arodero de todo 81 ser.
Solo recobraba su algeria en- pre-
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sencia de su amada. Ent6nces 10 ol-
vldaba todo para rendir quito 4 SUI
amor. Amaba a Maria con passion.
la adoraba como 4 una viraen.
Pero estaba desperate. y su
padre parecia resl>tlrse. mas su ma
Dire era mtransigentc. Su tlesmedido
orgullo Sc imponia.
Ralmundo despues lie habcr sos
tenido una desagradablc escena
con sus padres, SC dirigio en- busca
de Maria, Y Ii hallj como siempre,
bajo Ell ruble. IL ioven al vrrIo adj
vino sll >ituacion Y exclam6 con en-
trlstecllo acento
no hay otro remedio . Morire-
mos! -eQuleres'
\ el poble i6sen sin reflexionar
'contesto con fuerza. ISL"
Corri6 como in loco. y al momen-
to volvio con I'M frisquito diciendo:
-"Baio este hermo>o arbol ms como
cimos. aqul nos niramo> eterno
amor. Y aqni cumpliremo> nae>tro
eterno iuramcnto. Marir6. pero no
desobedeeerf 4 mis- padres, cuvo
cariho hacia mi los ciega.
Estrecho fren6ticamente ] Su ado
rada contra su corazon, \ va iha i
consnmar q terrible -3crificio,
cuando I'm homhre con las faccio
ne descclnpmrtas I.pr q terror,
~e preSento ante ellos gritando:
-sQue vais i hacer. desdieha-
dos Por fortuna llego 4 tempo.
Era el padre dc Raimnndo.
quien al yer i sui hijo on un e>taio
lamen,ablp cliando t'tC on hll>,a del
mortal frasco. Ic si@Hi6 ! padp evi-
tar tan horrible >liiFidip.
La madre lie I,almunelu dcplso
su orguIlo.
LnS i6venes = ca>anm. iaeron
feliceS. Y ella nu qnierc pcusar 10
que hubiera siln de <ll hijn- excla
ma siempre con terror "A HI gi:e
p1lede conducir el orgillo lie tina
lnadre,
Caguas z. K. 1870.
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L0 Es'IJ0R.

La joseria Tinaud tiene ei
mejor surt:dp de obietos de
arte y novedad para regaios'
Y esta constantcmcnte recibien
do los ultimos modelos. si Vd.
desea oomprar TN objeto de
yerdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtide. en- efectos dc plata de
Icy. metal blanco. plateado v
cristal tallado LETTING tiene
uninmenso surtido, es.a casa
solo verde arucIlos BuENos
todcs garantizados. Especia
lidadcs Eara regalos dc bo
daS
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TIENE vD R UMAT|SMQ o..
Yalioso Consejo a los que Su-
fren de Reumas.

El Reumatis1no no es I'm NAL de
invierno, como muchos Green. lO
que hay es que en- invierno recrudece.
Los acidos que Sc forman en- la san
gre, y que causan reumas, Sc produ
cen durante todo el ano. Ell reuma
tico sabe 10 que tiene en- puerta tan
Epronto Sc acerca el lnvierno. FL me
jor consejo que puede darsele 4
qlli6n de ese modo padece, es de to
mar desdc ahora las Pildoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, y llmpiar blen
Ia sangre dc los venenos que causan
elicho NAL. No hay NADIA mejor para
purifiear la sangre que las Plldoras
Rosadas del DR.. Williams. Y cada
bote tornado ahora vale por tres lue
go que el NAL este encima. Sc reco
mienda observar el tratamlento con
constancia, guardarse de la hume
dad, y cuidal Ia dieta, eyitando la
carne de res y puerco, y los allmen
tos que tengan exceso de salado y
dulce. Con estas reglas y las Plldo
ras Rosadas del DR.. Williams ell ali
VIC es positive. Para evitarse los tor
mentos del invierno pasado adopte
Sc este sencillo tratamlento ensegul
da.
Centenares Sc han curado asl en-
I este mismO nais. He anln 10 que unC
de ellos escribe al DR.. Villains Me
dicine Company "Me es muy crate
informar a Vds. que las Pildoras del
Dr.. Williams me han hecho mucho
bien en- la >curacion del reumatismo.
Habia ocho amos que padecia de ese
penoso nal, que me atacaba prlncl
palmente en- los cambios de estaclon
y durante la mayor parte del invier
no. El mai empezo con pequeno'
dolores 4 las artlculaclones, que fut
ron aumentando hasta que apena:
podia moverme, y luego Sc me de-
compuso el estomago por la falta dc
ejercicio. Habia tornado va muchoS
lrenledlos, recetas y patentes, que nc
tuvieron efecto, J un seGor amigo
me dijo que debiera tomar las Pilde
ras Rosadas del Dr.. Williams, y cor
I'm tratamiento relativamente cortc
restableef por complete. No tengo
palabras con que expresar mi agrede
Iclmlento Y eloglar este eflcaz RENE
dio para los males de la sangre y dc
los nervios (Carta Gle la Sra. Vicer
ia Jorge de Hernandez, profesora de
piano en- San Diego del Valle, Santa
Clara, Cuba.)
Todas las Boticas de importancia
Ivenden las Plldoras Rosadas del DR..
WILLIAMS. No Sc acepten Sustitu
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CoNVOCATORIA.

La Direetiva de esta soeiedad con.
voca & sus asociados para Is junta
General Ordinaria que determna el
Regiamento.
Dicha Junta se verihcara el 80 dc
los corrientes d las Z, p. N en- Ell local
Ia de Ia calle de Rafael Cordero.
San Juan, PR. Diciemtre u dc 1910
DIoN1cIo ALVAREZ, Presidente.
CLAUDIO CoRDoVA. seeretario.
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NO MAS CANAS

Sic surtido dc calzado y de esqui-
sta perfumeria es de 10 mas elegante
y de mejores fabricas, el rejurenece-
dor que ofrece a su amplia cllentela
es Popular" del Sr. America Salas
ell producto de indiscutible merito
No mas ca,,as' es la divisa del
buen producto que viene en- peque-
nos frascos POGO costo y ofrece al
publico el conocido establecimiento.
Tambien Sc ha recibido abono para
flores "Bonord" q % centavos lati-
ia. Nueva marca de calzado "Sets'
No hay mas ALA. Para los proximos
bales elegantes modelos de calzado.
Para el mejor aspecto de cabello y
barba "no mas canas" y para sues-
tras flores la "Bonora" En- el 'Po-
pular'
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Escuela de piatuIas.

En- la escuela No. | al lado del tea
tro. establecera el Maestro Oller una
escuela de pintura. Los alumnos que
quieran asistir a ella pueden matrl-
cularse en- la oficina de la Sta. Bea-
triz Lassalle principal de Ia escuela
No. Esta dara principle el dla sic
te de Enero pro oNimo i las cuatro de
la tarde.
Seciedad de Beneficios Mutuos,
At y D13t -
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P HOSPHO GENOL RE.
MEDIC HONRADO.

En- esta implcnta Sc vende
papel de periodicos vicjos a
SO el quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-29
La compahia Fuentes es 10 meior

Personals inteligen tisimas y el pu
blico en- general dicen que es la mejor
compaIlla dramatiea que Sc ha visto
en- Puerto Rico. Tambien Sc ase gura
que el mejor surtido de pianos, mu
bles. fonografos, telas && Sc enstan
recibiendo hace seis dlas en- los gran
dies almacenes de FL Cello Elpubli
co es inteligente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-29
EDICTO.
En- Ia Corte Municipal del Dis
trito Judicial Municipal de
san Juan. ?. r.


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