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Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
CARR|NGTON TO PUSH
new EDUCATION PLAN

Prof. w. T. Darlington, a native of
Galloway county and at one time
superintendent of the Mexico Public
schools, is to take charge at once of
the plan for trade education under the
state department. of vocational edu-
cation, for men and apprentices III the
Joplin mining district. Mr.. Caring
ton formerly was president of the
State Teachers College at Springfield
and later was With the national educ
tional department at Washington.
The state department of vocational
education, cooperating with Kansas
and Oklahoma, has planned to give
trade education to men and appren.
tees in the Joplin mining district.
Kansas will give a course in Baxter
Springs, and Oklahoma will give the
third in Picher. These three places
are within a few miles Of each other
and are in the center of the mining
sections of sthe three states which an
closely connected by trolley. Accord
ing to the plan, any foreman in the
entire district can arrange to attend
the class best adapted to his needs
and then return to his mine to give
training to his workmen.
It is thought this will be a sue .css-
full way to reach the unskilled work.
men, and if the plan is a success sim
liar work will ne begun in other trade
centers. The teaching of home MAX
ing may be promoted in a similar way
Mr.. Darlington says.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
MISSES THE AMERICANS.
French Girl Writes Miss Markley of
the Leaving of the Soldiers.

Pathetically amusing in their at
tempts to convey the feeling within
their hearts, by means of the scanty
supply of English they have at hama,
are many of the letters that American
men and women, who did active SER
vice in France during the recent war,
are receiving from the friends they
made while in the foreign country.
Miss Corinne Markley, who served
ten months ir France as a Red Cross
nurse, has just received a letter from
one of the acquaintance she
made while in Romorantin. Just a
portion of it will show the feeling in
the girls heart toward her new made
friends of another nationality, and at
the same time show the use she learn
ed to make Of the English language
during the short time the soldiers and
nurses were her companions.
"The American boys are all gone"
she writes. "Just very few left in Red
Cross, about twenty. They are in civ
ilian's clothes. When the solliers ere
gone the last Of September it YVES
awful sad in Romo. The streets vera
deserts, and very lonesome. During
one month we was sad in thinking
that all our friends were gone. Some
were so nice with US. l thought of
you often sadly not to get your ad~
Further on she says, "the streets
are no longer khaki but blue light
because French officers were vosted in
the town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
A Live Wire.
louisiana Mo-, Times)

NLOulSldld MO.J 1lHitSJ
Elmer MCGEE, manager of the ZIm-
norman Bakery Co., in this city left
Sunday for Mexico, Mo-, where the
firm will open a new bakery Of which
he will be the local manager. During
Mr.. McGee's residence in this city
he made a legion of friends who dis
like to see him leave, for he was a
genial hustling young man and a help
to any community. Our loss will be
Mexico's gain and the best wishes
of his friends here follow him to his
new home where they feel assured
he will make a further success. His
family will remain here for several
days before moving to that city.
Lynn Todd and Merrill Maxwell will
have charge of the branch here and as
they are both hustlers we predict that
they will make good and increase their
already big output.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
COOK NOT CANDIDATE.
Former Mexican Says There Ave
Other Democrats Available.

The ~folloWioG communication to .he
Ledger from Sam B. Cook, former
Missouri Secretary of State, who is
well known ir Mexico. will be Of in
tcrest to his r!any friends mere 10
hold Mr.. Cook in the highest esteell:
Jefferson City, Mo, March 9Th, 1920,
Dear Mitchell.
notice you publish in your weel-ly
edition under . Jefferson City date
head that my friends have started the
movement to make me one of the Gig
Four" to the San Francisco Conyen-
ton. I have said to friends who have
spoken to me and written TO nc on
this subject that I was not and would
not be a candidate for either district
delegate or Gelegate-at-large There
are many democrats in the state who
have rendered. valuable party service
and who are IN thorough accord with
our national and state administra-
tons, who have never received arg
party recognition. l would muchprefcr
to see men ofthis character selected
than to go as & delegate myself. ]
am much more interested in sending
a delegation from this state who will
represent the overwhelming sentimen:
of Missouri democrats for the err
dorsement of the League of Natiors,
which so many of US feel will insure
worldwide Ic&ce, than l am in the
personnel of the delegation.
Sincerely yours,
SAM B COOK.
MIR. Mitchell White,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
COURT
HOUSE
COURT HOUSE DIRECTORY.

AOOOG L.
Judge of the Circuit Court-Hon. Z.
s.. CAN'T.
Prosecuting Attorney-R. D. Rod.
gers.
Judge of the Probate Court-E. A.
Shannon.
Clerk-Miss Bess Woods.
Clerk of the Circuit Court-E. f,
Elliott.
Deputy-Miss Leila Tinsley.
Sheriff.. G. Ford.
Deputy-Chal. Blum.
Clerk of the County Court-R. 8.
Cauthorn.
Deputy-S. p. Cunningham.
County Collector-Chas. P. Arnold.
Deputies-Miss Lola Powell, Mrs
Chas. P. Arnold.
County Recorder-Mrs. Nettie
Stephens.
Deputy-Miss Ellen Stephens.
County Assessors. T. Torreyson.
County Surveyor. S. Mckinney.
County Treasurer-H. H. Grafford.
Deputy-Miss Mabel Grafford.
Presiding Judge of the County
Courts. c. Groves.
Judge of the Eastern District.
W. Renner.
Judge of the Western District.
M. Pollard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

In the space of ten years, the rec
ords show five men contracted tu-
berculosis in one drug store in the
town of Paris. The store in question
was that of Major & Mccormick. Mr..
Mccormick, who died in 1901, was a
tubercular and from his sputum--lit-
tie was known of the infectious na-
ture of the disease in those days
Henry Moss, Geo. Hunter, and Grant
Major, the last two colored, contract
ed the deadly disease. All three died,
the negroes following Mr.. Mccormick
only a few years. The last to show
signs of the disease is E. L. Major,
Mr.. McCormick's partner, who is very
sick at his home in Paris. The Mer-
curry gives the story, told by Mr. Ma
jor himself to impress upon its rea l.
ers the danger of constant contact
and association with those having the
disease and of the necessity of follow
ing the most rigid hygienic precau-
tions. 1t is q tragic story. Tuber-
culosis can be banished if people will
follow the rules laid down by science
Paris Mercury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

A. B. Erisman was gwen a jude
ment of $727.67 against the Wabash
Railway Co. e. al in the suit which
was tried before a jury in the Circuit
Court here Monday. That amount was
asked for damages done to stock in
shipment. This was the first case to
be heard before a jury this term Of
court. The verdict was not handed in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

Almost twice as many instruments
were filed in the County Recorders
officer during teh first seven days Of
March this ycsr than during the same
length of time in 1919 and last year
was the largest but one in the history
of the office. During the first week
in March last year the total was 225,
and this year it was 446.
On every one of the first seven layc
the filings this year surpassed the
number recorder in 1919. On March
l, 1919, SO Instruments were brought
or sent into the county office ard
March l this year saw 70 recorded; eli
the second day a comparison Of the
records of the two years shows CO
for 1919 and n for 1920; The third
day, 4G and 70; the fourth day 81 anG
81; the fifth day, 90 and n; the sixth
day, 20 and as; the seventh day 9 and
81.
At this time a year ago the
rush was about over, but Mrs. Steph-
ems is still getting in instruments in
large numbers low, and the total for
the month bids fair to; be far in ad-
vance of the total for any other
March.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

COLUMBUS, o., March e--IIere-
after a declaration of citizenship by a
foreigner will not be sufficient to
entitle him to membership in the
United Mine Workers of Ohio. He
must actually become a citizen. Ohio
miners, in session here, amended their
constitution making citizenship COM
pulsory on all members Of the organ
ization.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

. W.
Julia May Cannon to John ". Davis,
War;. Cons. $4,000, X of SW 1-52.!l.
Charles W. Tanner to Retha TurDIn,
War;. Cons. $3.50, Lot 10 and II BlA
l ShotwelTs Add Farber.
John A. Brooks ct al to James S.
Owens, War;. Cons. $4,000, 120 A in
9-51-5.
Polly Considine ct al to John G.
Fisher, Q c D Cons. 81, 100 A in
1852.
VIM. R. Calhoon to Jonn r. C.l-
hoon War;, Cons. $4,000, ] int in 28O A
in 1886.
John G. APEX, to Geo. P. Maxwell,
War;. Cons. $4,000, PAP A in Secs.
10, 90 and 80 all in ST..
w. R. Wainscott to Clyde ". ELS
ct al, War;. Cons. $4,000, so A in
33-53-9.
Bougard Ferguson to Sheridan Fer.
guson, War;. Cons. $1,000, 50 A in
26-51-10.
J. T. Folds to W. L. Davenport
War;. Cons, Gao. IT or E}& Lots &
and We lot Z Blk II Orig. Mexico.
VIM. Pittman to Jas. c. Digs,
War;. Cons, 10000, Ne e Ne Sc "a
Sis.
Harry Hutton to W. G. Hutto J..
War;, Cons. $1,000, u int in lot 2
Blk 20 Orig. Mexico.
Mason B. Paige to Jas Edward Hus-
ton, War;, Cons. $18,225, 1922 A in
5-51-8.
Mary Bolts ct al by Gd1. to VIM.
Blasw, Quit Claim Cons. 81. NJ o:
s 2l-52-8.
Hattie B. Roberts to Jos B. Botkin,
Quit Claim, Cons. 500, u mt in ?,
of lot 2 City Survey So
Daniel N. Roberts by Adlnr. to Jos.
B. Botkins, Admr, Cons. $1595.5O, X
int in pit of lot 2 City Survey So.
Gertrude Freeman to j. Frank Har.
rison, War;. Cons. 1855, Lot l Blk a
Davis Add.
J. W. Robinson to J. f. Sutherland,
War;, Cons. $500, 70 A in Secs. 9
and 10 all in 52-12.
Mary L. Thomas to Jos. C~onsidino
by Gdn Deed, Cons. $62.50, PIT Ell?
NV 24-51-1O.
Dennis O'Callaghan to Jos. Cons.
dine, War;. Cons. $187.50 y int. in
PIT Eh NV 24-51-10.
W. H. Logan to M. Koetting, War.
Cons. Stand other cons, $50 A in
eScs1, 5, 6, 9, 81 and 80 all in 51-9.
Fred Hessel to Benz. A. Brown,
War;. Cons. S21, 900, 203 A in Div. 2
and PIT. Div. 2 Survey No. 14l9.
Bird E, Crum to Jos. E. Huston,
War;. Cons. $4,000, 300 A in secs.
% G. 81 all in 52-9.
Retha A, Turpin to John L. Nc.
Craw, War;. Cons. $4,000, go A In
1885.
r. G. McKibben ct al to T. H. Nor.
ris, War;. Cons. $4,000, 100 A in &C.
50-7.
Walter f. Knipfel to Elwood W,
Freeman, War;. Cons. $1,000, $50 S
in 34-51-6.
Weert J. Buss to Henry w. Stuart,
War;. Cons. $13,5OO, 1884 A in r..
SIT.
Mary MOTIF to Lee S. Phears, War;
Cons. $21 900, 1925 A in 1876.
Mamie Robertson to Fred W.
Llewellyn, War;. Cons. $475, Lots 8
and 9 Blk 2 Lakenan and Barnes Ad-
dition.
Jos. F. Flynt to Henry W. McCle!
land, War;. Cons. $500, Lots z ami
8 Blk % Orig. Mexico.
Continued on Page 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

Claud Buchanan, guardian for Ken
meth, Catherine and Addie Belle Bucn.
anan, filed with the Probate Cou,t
Saturday afternoon an inventory of
the estate showing an appraised value
of $1251.03.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11
How One Woman
Lightens Her Washday Labors

thing-clothing, bed clothes, table
linen and household articles o the
laundry,
"The laundry does all the most toll
some work of washing for me, leaving
to me only the finishing Of some of the
smaller pieces. Everything is washed
most beautifully. The fiat pieces come
back ironed more daintily than could
do them myself. The towels I de-
livered rs snowy End fluffy as car he,
while the miscellaneous pieces, like
skirts and shirtwaists, are returned
al nicely starched, ready for me tc
iron.
isn't it a sensible arrangement?
And the cost is so moderate"
This is the experience Of hundreds
of thrifty housewives who send us
their weekly washing, Call us up and
let lis tell you more about this ideal
service.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

Il am not a story-book woman. | am
only n of your neighbors-with d
family to bring up and watch over
and a home to manage. Moreover, I
have succeeded quite well as a mother
and house managerial least my
friends so assure me.
And | find time, too, for keeping
in touch with women's affairs, Tor
making a social call now and then, and
for doing enough reading and such to
keep myself mentally brushed up.
"'Of course you employ a maid |
hear you saying. But that's the IT.
usual part of it. | { don't. I've simply
found a new way for gaining tn
hours a week-that is, a new wy to
me. | have learned what real Family
Laundry Service is.
81 used to labor eight to ten hours
or Monday over boilers and washtubs
end be simply played out for the bal.
ance Of the week. Now I send every
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

has ragged in the underground work
ings at the GIrard Mamouth Golfers,
at Raven Run, Pa, for fifteen years,
is now under ccntrol. In a short time
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

THERE are a lot Of people playing
the violin who are nothing but i'd
dlers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

The Johnson and Pemberton dis
solution sale which was to have been
held March a but which was postponed
on account of bad weather, was held
Monday at the w. W. johnson farm
ten miles north of Mexico. The
amount of the sales totaled 1922 70.
The top prize for horses was $3.50
paid by T. o. Pemberton for a gray
stallion four years old. He also
bought in a six year old mare for
$197.50. A span Of mules, coming
three years old, sold to l. NJ. Doweil
for $340.
A red heifcl, two years old, sold
for $137.50, to W. W. Johnson. lie
bought a second for $10}.30 and a
third for $85. Mr., P%emberton bought
. bull for $170 and ac COW and calf
for $3.50.
Sows sold as high as SGT, and good
prices were got for chickens, feed ana
farm implements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-11

until about $50 o'clock Monday even
ing.
The case Of Earnest E. Hilton
against William Corcoran on a note
was brought before the court Tuesday
morning.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-21

TEVUI A FL mas frssco. amplio
~ comedor con vista al
mar Departamsntos para familias.
Frents al editicio del Senado y serca
dc los demas Centros Ofciales. El
mas convenients para transeuntss.
Gale del Cristo, MIN. 16. San Juan.
rel4fono S48. p. O. Box k3a.
ProRiotar1o: Pedro Arrieta.
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La declaration de guerra hecha
Espafia Dor los Estados Unidos, hizo
que SO entregaran Mi. Woodford sus
ppsaportes. pres Ell Ministro recibio
orden dc su gobierno de presontar al
Espahol ell ultimatum; pero sntes de
que pudiera cumplirla, y cuando aiin
Sc hallaba en- cI lecho, lleg6 sus
manos un pliego del Ministro de rs
tado, redactado en- esta forma:
'Sr. Representante del Gobierno de
los Estados Unidos en- Madrid
Tengo el penoso deber de poner ell
su conocimiento que, habiendo sancio-
nado Ell senor presidente dc la repu-
blica del Norts de America resolucio-
mes de sus Camaras en- las que SO aten
ia a los derechcs de Espair y Sc
encarga una intervention an
nuestro territorio, 10 cual equivale a
una declaration de guerra la nacion
espafiola, nuestro representante en-
aquel pals, cumpGendo 6rdenes dc nues
tro Gobierno, ha abandonado ell terrific
rio de aquella repubhca, cor todo el
personal do la legacion, cerrando des-
de ese momento las relaciones diplo-
maticas y ofciales de Espana cor to-
dos los representatives de aque;la ma
cion
Lo que participo S. E. para ST. CO.
nocimiento y efectos cons guientes, rel
terandole la consideration personal.
Madrid, 81 de abril de 1s9S.-El
Ministro de Estado, PIo GULLoN. -
De esta communication acuso recibo
mister Woodford las dos de la tarde,
rogando al senior Ministro de Estado
que Sc lie remitieran sus pasaportes, 10
cual Sc efectuo Embellishments por
conducto de un funcionario del Minis
terio de Estado, segin las costumbres
diplomaticas.
RETIRADA DEL ESCUDo.-En
cuanto MIR. Woodford, que estuvo, va
ell traje dc camino, largo ratio en- la
legacion de Mejico, y despues hizo al
gunas visitas de despedida, recogio
los papeles ofciales que tenia en- su
residencia, proced:6se a guitar ell escu-
do ell asia de la bandera norteame-
ricana del balloon, faena que presen-
ciaron un captain varias parejas de
la Guardia civil, otras del cue-po
de orden publico.
No Sc coloco, como Sc habia dicho,
Ell pabelon de Inglaterra, de acuerdo
con el representative de la Gran Bre-
tafa, quien Sc hizo cargo del archivo
de la legaci6n norteamericana.
La operacion de guitar ell escudo fue
apenas advertida por la gente.
A LA EsTACIoN.-No volvio Mr..
Woodford a su residencia particular,
donde le aguardaban almorzar hasta
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AIAL DIA COMO HOY A
LS$$ E~
"Recordar vvir---Dante
81 DE ABRIL DE 1898
LOS EsTADos UNIDoS DECLARAN LA CUE
IRA ESPANA

minutes despues de las tres dc la tar
dc.
ALI estaba ell coronel Morera, quien
cumplimentando las ordenes del Go
bierno, Sc puso las 6rden:s de mister
woodford, anunciandole que varios
guardias civiles escoltarian Ell tren en-
que aquel haria su viaje.
woodford Sc expres6 en- terminus de
respeto gratitud Espafa y su
Gobierno, diciendo que Sc habia en-
contrado siempre SECURE en- aquel pals,
del que lleva excelentes recuerdos.
Como va era tarde, Mr.. Woodford SO
10 pudo tomar una taxa de caldo, mon
tando en- seguida en- su carruaje, y
dirigiendose la estaci6n del Norte.
En- todas las GALES del trayecto ha-
bia escalonadas parejas de la beneme
rita. a pie a caballo.
LA PARTIDA.- Media hora antes
de la marcha del sud-expreso, habia
bastante gente ell los andenes y en-
los alredores de la estacion del Norte.
La autoridad habia adoptado gran
des precauciones, viendose mucha poll
cia bastantes parejas de la Guardia
civil.
A las tres y media. el agregsdo mi
htar a la legaci6n norteamericana, fac
tur6 Ell equipaje de Mr. Woodford, que
consistja en- c:nco balles y dos cajas
de MADEIRA.
Minutes despues, llegaba Woodford
en- un carruaje con el primer secreta-
rio, Sr. Sickles. Escoltaban Ell carrua.
je varias parejas de la benemerita, a.
mando de un Official.
Woodford penetr6 en- la Estacion cor
i la cabeza descubierta, y recibio ell sa-
ludo del encargado de negocios de In
glaterra, que en- union de parte del
personal de la embajada v dos tres
senoras acudi6 la estaci6n.
Tambien lie saludaron los correspor
sales de los Estados Unidos que Sc
en- contraban en- Madrid, el Marques
4 de Valdeiglesiss.
El coronel Morera presento al CAPT
tan que mandaba la escolta del tren
woodford ls diio en- frances:
-Mucho gusto en- conocerlo. Adios
seflores, y hasta la vuelta.
Acto seguido, cOnenzo despedirse
de varias personals entire elias del en-
\ cargado de la Gran Bretafia, los Se-
cretarios de Alemania Austria, y los
corresponsales del HERALD, del "Ti
mes'', del World, del "Temps y
del Journal.
A las .cuatro siete minutes, parti6
e1 tren Mr.. woodford quit6se Ell SON.
brero.
En- Washington manifesto que la con
ducta de Espafia para con el. no pu-
do ser mas digna caballerosa.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRI
COLA DE PUERTO RICO.
Dividendo Pasivo

I'll Consejo de Administration
Gle este BancO, Ell uso de la facul
tad que le esta conferida por ell ar
ticulo seXto de los Estatutos, ha
acordado pedir los senores ac-
cionistas de la SEGUNDA Sc
RTE, ell quinto dividendo pasivo
por la cantidad de ounce d6lares
por acci6n.
FL pago de este dividendo debe-
ra efectuarse a mas tardar ell dia
81 de mayo pr6ximo, Ell la ofcina
central de este Banco 0 en- sus
Agencias de Caguas, Manati, Are
cibo, Rio Piedras y Guayama, pre-
sentando al hacer dicho pago los
correspondence Resguardos de
las acciones, a fin de que EN- ellos
sc anote ell nuevo desembolso.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para co
nocimiento de los sefiores accio-
nistas, recordandoles 10 prevenido
en los ar;iculos 14O. v 15o. de los
EstatutOs respecto a la demora en-
el pago de los dividendos pasivos.
SAN JUAN, p. r. 5 de abril
de 1920.-El Secretario. p. Ro-
eafort - Vo. Bo.-El Presidente.
Rafael Fabian. Advt.
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Las diez poesias
Lajas, abril II de 1920

IaJaS, aDrll II de l9EO.
FL aSunto que sc debate es de sums
importancia para todo buen portorri
queiio. Aunque los que no sOmos miem
bros del Ateneo, no pOdemos emitil
ell votO en- tan interesante question, sin
embargo, deberfase dar oportunidad q
los demas intelectuales de la isla para
que consignarsn sus opiniones en- for
ma dc un plebescitO.
Hay poetas que va estan consagra
dos por el pueblo, cuya Influenza sc
ha hecho sentir en- las mas apartadas
regiones de Puerto Rico. Entire la nu,
merosa falange de nuestros .insignes
bardos, creemos descuellan notablemen
te, los que a continuation sc indican:
Jose Gautier Benftez, Borinquen -;
Jose Gualberto Padilla, "Canto a Puer
to Rico; Luis Munoz Rivera, "Nulla
Est Redemptio Jose de Diego, "Lau
ra" "Himno America ~; Jose de
Jesus Esteves, "Alma Adentro'; Jo-
Sc Mercado (Momo) La Lengua Cas-
tellana'': Luis Llorens Torres, "La
Canci6n de las Antillas -; Antonio Nj
colas BlancO, La Canci6n de Ia Paz :
y Enrique Zorrilla, "Amor"
Leonides Morales.
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DR.. E. N. Bocanegra Lopez
Especialista en- Enfermedades Tropi-
Gales, Was Urinarias Stills
Gabinete de Electro Terapia
Laboratorio de AnAlisis Clinicos
Horas de Consulta de a 6 p m.
San Francisco No. 54 altos,-Telefonos
1893 y 5s6 negro, P. o. Box 115O
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5000, DETENIDos EN- DOS MEsEs Y
MEDIC

FL nGmero de detencioncs en- los Els
tados Unidos por contravenciones la
ley de "prOhibici6n'', asciende seis
mil, segnn calculos del Comisario Kra
MGR.
Mr.. Kramer Sc halla preparando una
estadistiea reeopilando datos recibidos
de los agentes de distrito creyendo que
una vez terminado ell total Official pase
de la cifra mencionada arriba.
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BAYAMoN DE PLAcEMEs

En- el Immediate puesro dc Bayamon
hay un puesto para venta de peri6dt
COS en- uno de los kioskos de La plaza
Es I'M sitio ideal y a todas horas 10 on
contrarA ALI Ell MUNDO''.
Tambi6n SO venden ctgsrrillos, taba
cos, dulces y refrascos. Advt
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Pruebe sstas maravillosss sales que
son las mas eficaces para Las afeccio
les artriticas (Reuma. gotta, arenillas,
;olicos nefriticos y demAs del higado
De venta en- las principales farma
las, de San Juan Q Isla, o por 50
'gente, JUAN A. PEREZ. Box 425
San Juan. A1vt
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