davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14
GENERAL NORTHWEST NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD IN NOTES.
An Interesting coilectioa Of Isssss
fsea shs rssv Nosthsve state.
- Mssc~llaseess Nssuv- 0s,a-
erea thu lass week.


The death II reported at his home
near Boise. OF John Strobe, the well
known stockman and one of the MON
GERS Of the state.
Charles 00R has accepted the chaI.
icnge OF Bob Hodge of Wardner to fight
Mt Grand Forks. Il. C.. for a purse OF
5000 aud side bot OF 1850.
sturgeon was taken into Payetta
from the Snake river by NJ. r. Jones
and 7. A. Heller which was nine fee,
long and weighed $40 pounds.
Henry l.. PARROT. a farmer living
south of Lookout, 30 miles south ni
Lewiston. was instantly killed recently
The limb on tree he was cuttlng down
fell 10 feet. crushing his skull.
The supreme court holds that mem
bers OF the Soldiers home cannot vote
In the Soldiers home precinct II they
come from some other precinct TO ente,
tho home. They cannot acquire n vot
Ing residence by entering the home.
Commencing June 18th and monthly
thereafter. 0enesee will have sale
day. The object Of tho day IL that any
one having farm implements. cattle
horses, hogs or any article can have II
offered for sale nj auction without cost
10 The seller or buyer. the business men
having subscribed enough funds TO pay
an auctioneer and other expenses
which may be incurred.
While Charles Smith was driving II
six horse team down the Lewiston hill
on the north side of the Clearwater the
team started 10 run. Smith managed
To crowd tho team into the hank. sitip
ping the runaway. but had his left foo
jammcd between the wagon and the
rocky hank. fracturinx the ankle bones
Where the accident occurred tho road
grade IL on prectpitouS hillside. Had
the wagon been thrown OF the grade
II would have fallen 1000 feet.
II appears that John Strobe. who
died few days ago Mt HIS homo near
Boise. had large amount Of money
concealed about the place. The amoua:
Ia nov said to be $4,000. Mr.. Strobe
II seems. ccnnded knowledge Of the
whereabouts of tho money to one of his
sons before no died. II was always sup
posed that he kept q good deal OF mon
ey on hand, but no one had any Idea he
had 40 much hidden. There was $4,000
In IN old safe In the house and the re-
mainder was cached In number OF
placcs.
Word has been received Of a TRACED,
on Lost River. west OF Hlackfoot. vii
liam Williams. n we'll known ranche'
living on Little Wood river. had a
ranch hand. employed for some time
past. whose name could not be learned
The fellow stole valuable horse from
Williams and decamped. Williams
started In pursuit. coming up to tn,
thief near Martin postoflice Upon OBJ
serving Williams approaching the fugi
tive commenced nring and one sho
struck Williams In the groin. infiic,inl
= dangerous wound. Williams there
upon opened nro and Instantly killed
his man.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14

permanently enjoining the defendants
from draining Long lake onto the lower
lands OF the defendants,
Dragged down steep bank by run
away, hurled almost In front Of a pas
senger train and within 8 few fec. Of
40 foot preciDiee above the rushing
waters OF the Touchet. Knox Dunlap
had a narrow escape from death recent.
iy with his wife and family. his moth
or and his brothers family.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14

Lewiston, Idaho, June lO-Thomas
Heney, formerly sheriff Of and member
of the legislature from Shoshone county,
and widely known as labor leader. has
been in Lewiston for several DAYS. ask.
ing signatures to petition addressed to
the board of pardons requesting that Paul
toreoran, now serving IL year sentence
IN the penitentiary ut Boise for the mH.
der of James Steyn, be pardoned
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14

Colorado Springs, june lo.-Nice Presi
dent Theodore Roosevelt has promised to
visit Colorado Springs in August for the
purpose Of attending the qaarto cen,en
NAL. T.legrams We're sent TO him by Sena-
tor Patterson. Governor Orman and Chair
man Smith Of the democratic state COM
mittce, urging him To come. He will
probably make several speeches. After.
ward he will 20 trout fishing.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14
Commn nder BUR-. severe Fall.

Buffalo. \. Y, June lo.-Lieutenant
Commander j. H. Bull of the United States
navy, in charge of the photographic service
at the Pan American grounds, fell from the
dome of the government building and was
seriously injured. He was unconscious
when assistance reached him and was taken
at once to the emergency hospital.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14
lie Found Out.

Newport. Ohio, June Thames Ham
ilton, desiring to obtain proof against his
wife in a divorce proceeding. took wit
ness and watched her house Saturday
night two miles north of this place. At ,
q. m. he saw Robert Arey appear at a
rear door of the house. An encounter fol-
lowed. Hamilton was shot and killed and
Arey then shot himself and died.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14
>,,ra,. MAJ, usra-a.

Worcester, Mass. june To- The spin.
die mill owned and operated by A. 4.
Westeott & sun at Spindlesille, was de-
s,royed by fire. Loss. so.oo. The mill
is sad to have been the largest Of its
kind in the world.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14

Next Sunday night Balllngton Booth
will speak In New York on the work in
which he is engaged. On this occasion
a reconciliation between Ballington
Booths father and himself Is expected.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14

san Francisco, June To- Sa Shih Chin,
the Chinese reform leader, against whose
IA niing Minister WI and Consul General
lio Vow had filed protest on the ground
that Sa had obtained by fraad the pass-
port aud other credentials upon which he
wa. allowed 10 land, has heen arrested an
word from Washington and PLACED in the
detention shed at the mail dock.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14
Roer Commando Surrendered

London, June Ia Lord Kitchener re-
ports TO the war office:
''Commandant Van RerNburg and his
commando haye surrendered at Pieters.
burg. One hundred men have come in
and Others are following"
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14
MA chtatsts Won.

lima. Ohio, June lo,--The striking ma
chiniSts in the Lake Erie 4 Western ra..-
road have been granted their 10 per cent
increase. This insludcs helpers, black
smiths and boilermakers.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14

The earl Of Seaield holds Grea.
Rritain's record rs a tree planter. with
10000. 900 trees planted on 10000 acres
In Inyeruessshire.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14
Suicide of l0at~ stern.

Hamburg. Bavaria, june ll.--Louis
Stern, the former commercial agent here Of
the United States. shot himself in the pub
lie gardens, near the town.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14
Wheat.

Portland.-Walla Walla, 59960c for
export: Gle for milling.
Tacoma-Half cent higher for blue
stem at &c; club, unchanged at 60c.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14

The Mountain Lion has resumed
drifting on the 600-foot level.
Work Is TO be resumed on the Golden
Lion and the Little Four Consolidated.
The shaft ON the Morning Glory is
being sunk. There is no change In the
formation.
The slump In Republic shares Is due
TO financial troubles into which the
company has fallen, says Robert Jaf
fray OF Toronto.
The management OF the Mountain
Lion is In position TO begin the ship
ment Of ore as soon as transportation
facilities are provided.
Work Is progressing steadily on the
Wauconda property and an assay made
on ore yesterday showed value Of
$24.37 per ton. The delivery OF lumber
for the new mill has begun.
A good deal OF free gold has beer
found in large body Of decomposef
quartz on the south slope OF Belchel
mountain. near the state wagon roat
leading from Republic to Marcus.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14
Carpenter Was Killed.

Perry, O. r., June l0.-At Blackwell,
u few miles north OF Tonkawa, +. H..
Craw ford. IA carpenter who was working
ON house, was struck by lightning dur
ing the storm and instantly killed.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14
NUMBER REPORTED KILLED.
Most Disastrous Storm They Ever
midtown Of Eddy Wiped Out
several Towns Fiosd~d-Depot
I.o.da ed--CaspeHte killed.

Wichita. Kar. june The most dis
asl rnu. storm v ,iich has ever visited Okla
hofna prevailed in Ray county recently.
A tornado siruei- billings. Eddy and Ton.
kawa. and ito zone covered stretch Of
country 10 miles wide and so miles long.
Half dozen people are reported killed and
score injured. Nearly every farmhouse in
Northwestern Ray county is more Ut less
damaged, not windmill has been left
standing and the whsle country IL covered
with debris Practically every piece 81
glass in Blackwell was broken. IL is he
I!ieyed the damage 10 crops viii reach 500
600. the tornado was line worst ut Eddy,
" here three persona we're killed and several
seriously injured The list is as follows:
The dead. Mrs Maud Ma.athey, Louis
Me1iaihey, Bob MeGrilin
The injured: Charles Goldsmith, skull
fractured, John Mci.raln leg broken;
H. Prathcr, nose broken; Jud McWilliams,
head crushed; Howard flanagan, mead
badly crushed; Ruby Higginbothen, face
crushed and internal injuries; A. ID.
Evans, leg broken.
| The cyclone came from the southwest
and struck Eddy at 8 30. II il also re
ported that two were killed at Billings.
| Very little can liz heard from the country
places. II j. evident that it was not the
same tornado that struck all the places.
| 1t Is probable that three separate twister-
prevailed at practically the same time. At
| Eddy only two huiises remain standing.
| It was small town. The prevalence oi
lcycone ccllurs undoubtedly saved many
| lives The office Of one tornado insurance
company out OF 10 doing business in Okla
homa received II kilograms tonight an
noupcing total losses. They claim that
| their losses will not fall far short of 70
houses in Kay county, and that the total
losses OF the 43 companies will be some
thing enormous. Heavy hailstorns struck
blackwell, ronca City, Liiyvalc, Deer
Creek and Perry
| Terrible Wind at ronkawa.
Guthrie. o. f., june l0,-A special from
Tonkawa. q, r., says a terrible wind and
rain storm struck there at 8 o'clock in the
more damage than anything that has cveI
transpircd in that community. Wires were
blown down and communication only es
Ia blished this afternoon. Two big church
buildings are damaged and II houses wer,
torn down and blown away and 30 resi-
dences badly wrecked. The streets wer,
swept by the rain that followed the vino
and hail. One person was injured Mrs
John Martin, who was hurt by falling
-toue as the storm swept the house from it,
foundation.
| The Salt Fork river is full Of rubbish 81
houses and furnishings.
| The depot and surrounding houses ar,
two feet deep in water and persons ar,
compelled to get on the cars "A mile iron
the station.
Carpenter Was Killed.
Perry, O. r., June l0.--At Blackwell
a few miles north OF Tonkawa, II. III
lCrawford carpenter who was working
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-14
TORNADO STRUCK OKLAHOMA SUMMARY Of MINING NEWS
OUR NORTHWESTERN MINES.
items Cleaned From Late Reports
All Districts Are BEING Developed
A Prosperous Year II Predicted-
Mining Notes and Personals.

A rich ore shoot In the east drift OF
the Amador on Iron mountain, Idaho
Ii reported. Some OF the ore Is far
ahead of anything heretofore found on
the lower level OF the claim.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-29
Do atsoutanene hnra.sia 60 de a opin de prensa.

Los que suscriben, Sc permiten
acudir s Ia superior autoridad de ",
en- demanda de un acto de iuaticia
que reclama nnestros intereses y al
propio tempo intimar, que serfa
mas ecOn6mico la variaci6n del puen
tel por 10 parte Este de Ia poblaci6n,
por haber un muro que la naturaleza
ha tornado, que aprovech8ndose,
sef1a de menos costo Ia obra, el ira
yecto a Ia salida de la carretera mu.
cho mas corto y por tanlo mas cerca
Ia communication 4 los pueblos de Ba
yam6n y San Juap.
Esperan MERCER los suscribien'
tes, ser atenIidos por Ell seflor Go
bernador, quien acuden respetuo'
samente en- solicitud dc la concession
de una obra de tanta importancia
para los intereses generates de los
pueblos mencionados.
Respetuosamente,
Antonio Lopez, hacendado-Eu
genio Perez, hsCendado Y comercian.
to- y. Ma Jordan y Ca, comerc;an
tes-Francisco A Romero-Juau e.
Gonzalez, presbftero-Lcdo G. Blan
CO, propietario y farmaceutico : Ri
cardo Roca, comerciants-Manuel
Velilla, comerciante, p. O. Baldome'
70 Granda-Juan Quiutero, conner
ciante te-Felix Vazquez Doctor M.
Anadeo, propietario Jose Guema'
rez--Joaqu1n A. Pena. propietario-
Sucesores de Justine Dlaz. comer.
ciantes Rafael Roca a-Vlrgilio Mo
rales, propletario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-29
The Puerto RiCO Herald

Ell artfculo que publicamos aver
con ell tftulo que encabeza estas Il.
meas, suscrito por nuestro Cores
ponsal en- Washington, sali6 tan lie
no de erratas y de disparates, y tan
lastimo samente corregido, que nos
vemos en- la necesidad de reprodu-
cirlo hoy.
Perdonar&n nuestros lectores 10
ocurridc, que contra nuestra vo!un
tad y deseo, Sc reptile a menudo. Ell
artfculo de referencia dice asf:
De manos de un amigo he recibi
do ell primer n1mero de eThe Puer
to Rico Herald, fecha 13 del corrien
to, 6rgano del partido federal que Sc
publica en- Nueva York bajo Ia muy
competente direction de Don Luis
Muf1oz Rivera
Els un <magazine. de 16 paginas
y buena i'm mpresi6n en- papel satinado,
escrito en- ingles y en- espaf1ol. 3.
primer n1mero trae los retratos,
muy bien presentados por ell procedi
miento de fotograbado, de los Sres
Francisco de Paula Acuf1a, Santiago
e. Palmer, FL Diaz Navarro, F.. La
rrinaga M Camuf1as, j. Guzman Be
nitez, y de las Srtas Paca Moret, de
Ponce, y Amelia Garcia, de Fajardo
Ademas una vista del xmass meeting,
federal celebrado dltimamente en-
Arecibo, y la fotografia del hermoso
edificio donde estan instaladas las
ofeinas del peri6dico.
Die que este Sc escribe en- iu'
giles y eu espaf1ol, y die NAL. eTne
Puerto Rico Heralds al menos su
primera edici6n qua tengo q la Wis
ts, esta escrito en- espaf1oI y sus ar
tfculos han sido traducidos al ingles
impresos en- ell mismo ndmero. De
ah1 segurameute que estos 1ltimos,
los artfculos publicados en- ingles,
ofrezcan tan ancho campo a la-crfti
ca. pues adolecen de multitud de de.
fectos litera1 los que pueden, sin EN-
barge, corregirse facilmente Todos
los principles son dfficiles y esa
gran maestro de la experiences hara
sin duda de eThs Puerto Rico He
ra'd,, dadas los grandes dotes de ia
lento, ilustracion y senv'do PRACTICE
q concurren en- su eximio Director,
un notable <magazine, que sera le
gftimo orgullo de Ia tierruca, y espe
cialmente del partido federal que
representa- en- la metr6poli
Seame lfci'o, a nj, que 81 exento
de autoridad, tengo como puertorri
quef1o ell derecho de intervenir en-
las cosas de mi pafs, fsderales 8 re-
publicanas, hacer uso de ese dere.
cho para sef1alar dos errores que
conceptuo importantee, en- que incu
rre <Tne Puerto Rico Herald, y
son los siguientes: primero, aparece
en- la primera pagins, a raiz del tftu.
O del periodicc, ell nombre de don
Luis Mnf1oz Rivera como Editor
Els la nota mas saliente de dicha pri
mera pagina y parece algo asf como
una exhibition de Ia pers onalidad a
cuyas grandes aptitudes SO enco
mend6 la patri6tica empresa. Esto,
dicho sea con perd6o, es aquf, como
en- todas parties, una inmodestia, y
aquf mas que euninguna ctra, pare
ce querer decir: el peri6 lico soy 20
Igual cargo Sc le hace al notable, y
dos veces derrotado candidate del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-29
01cina San Francisco SO
LA CATALANA"
Restaurant
56-SAN FRANCISCO-56

Ell que suscribe, dueno de los expresados
establecimientos pone en- conocimiento de sus
numerosos parroquianos y del publico en- ge
neral como apesar de las importantes reformas
mejoras que en- elios acaba de hacer ha-
diendo conveniente aprovechando ell Decreto
del Cabotaje, Ell rebajar por una temporadal los
precios en- su Establecimiento ia CATALINA
Con ell fin de ponerlos al alcance de todas las
fortunas, toia vez que su proposito es ell de
seguir la doctrina de Monroe: America para
los Americanos.
Yo quiero que mis- numerosos parroquia
nos y ell pdblico de toda la Isla digan, que
donde mejor mas barato Sc come en- esta
Capital es en- ''La Catalina"
como para decir este, Sc necesita tener
el conyenclmlento de clio aSf como ell movi-
mlento Sc demuestra andando, todo ell que
qulera convencerse de aquella verdad no tie
ne NADIA mas que hacer una vista al estable-
Glmiento para quedar convencido dc Que es
Gierto positive 10 que Sc le ofrece
Il En- LA Catalina" encontrar;i ell parro-
luiano aseo y limpieza activdad, agrado V
buen trato en- ell sdfEicio, para 10 cual Sc cuenta
cocineroS entendidos en- ell importante arte
Gulinario
En- la Casa de Huespedes Sc dispone de
habitaciones limpias, sanas ventiladas, con
Nlstas a la calle, ell pasajero hospedado en-
ella puede conner en- LA Catalina" en- la
Hisma casa. 81 asf le conviniere.
Iamben Sc admiten abonOs menslalaS
i precios limitados.
Con ell fin de que ell pnblico Sc convenza
una vez mas Gle que es un hecho 10 que aca-
bamos de ofrecerle, ALA va una relacion de
los platos favoritos de la casa V los dias en-
que Sc confeccionan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-29

partido democratico, Mr. Bryan, por
incurrir en- igual "4apsus' en- Gu no
menos notable semanario + the Com
moner."
El segundo eri or consi ste, q Jul
clio milo, en- dirigirse el Sr. Mu11oz
Rivera al Sr. Presidente Nc Kinley
en- su primer editorial, mas que co
mo puertorriquef1c, como federal
Nc Kinley, y con 81 el pueblo ame
ricano, juzgaran por la apariencis,
aunque nos conste q nosotIos los
puertorriquef1os 10 contrario. que
<TLe Puerto Rico Herald, de6ende
mas hien los intereses del partido
federal que los de Puerto Rico en-
general; y que esos intereses estan
subordinados a la voluutsd de un
hombre que es alma y vida del peri6'
dico: ell Sr. Muf1oz Rivera.
Bien Sc que valgo muy POGO para
juzgar la actitud del gran patriots ia
puertorrique1o, q soy el primero en-
admirar; mas Grey endo conocer ell pue
bloamericano en- cuyo seno he pasado
luengos amos de estudio y observa'
ci6n, par6ceme que la labor periods
tica del Sr Muf1oz Rivera resultara
mas fecunda en- benefcios, 81 on vez
de abogar por el partido federal ex'
clusivamente- -luchas de la pol1tica
local que aquf POGO importau toda
via presenta como paladin de los
intereses puertorriquef1os en- gene
raj, adaptandose a las condolences
del medic ambiente en- que viene &
desarrollar sus grandes aptitudes en-
servicio de la Patria.
De todas suertes, por que confio
en- ell exito ulterior de SD patri6tica
empresa, dfgnese ell Sr Muf1oz Rive
ra honrarme aceptando mis- felicita
clones, y con elias la segur uridad de
que. como buen puertorrfq aefo, es toy
dispuesto secundarle con mi esca.
so valer en- sus nobifsimos empefos.
A. Z. Lopez NWss0.
Washington, Julio, 1901
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-29
ROgar ll0ra andO.

Hemos tenido el gusto de oir es
to composition ndsical, salida de la
pluma de nuestro amigo Federico
Ramos, y Ia audici6n ha venido &
comprooarnos que es merecido el ere
ditto que goza este artista como CON
position y como ejecutante en- ell Diff
Gil arte de Litz.
Els una obra sentimental LENA
de expression, y puede considerarse
como una obra de estudio en- 10 que
respeta los pedales.
Felicitamos al autor, y agrade-
cenos el elem plar que Sc ha servido
dedicarnos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-29
Teatr'0

La function de anoche llev6 bas
to p1olico al coliseo, y Sc pas6 una
velada muy agradable por que el
programa contenfa los mejores cua-
dros del repertoire
Els probable que ell Sr, Hervet
permanezca a1gunos dias mas entire
nosotros, y veriamos con gusto que
exibiera algunos trabajos de <la foto
graffa de los colores., que ha sido
uno de los iuventos de Mr. Lumie-
re Il
81 SO decide ell Sr Hervet q ofre
eec esta novedad al Ipd blico, tendre-
mos el gusto de com munic arlo q nues
tros lectOres
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-29

Senor:
El progreso de un pals, 10 marca
eli grade de instruction de sus habi.
tantes y el estado de sus Was de co
municaci6n, no siendo possible que
Sc ex perimenten sus efectos, ST uno
y otro ramo permanecen estaciona-
dos; por fortuna para Puerto Rico,
el Gobierno que V. representa- dig :
namente, viene demostrando el inte.
res que Sc toma por su adelanto en-
la via del progresc, pero deber nues
tro es, lamar su atenci6n en- todo
aquello que 10 merezoa, eoadyuvan.
do de este modo 50 mejbr @xito.
Toa Alta y sus pueblos Intro
fes, como Naranjito, Corozal, Vega
Alta y Dorado, est&n hoyincomuni-
cados con Bayam6n y San Juan, 8
causa de las frecuentes avenidas del
rio denomioado Ia <Plata,, que para
vadearlo, hay que hacerlo en- una
feagil embarcaci6n, con peligro de
la vida, como ha sucedido .reciente'
mente q un veciuo de esta localidad,
que careciendo de medios para pa >
gar ell importe del pasaje, trat6 de
hacerlo por una escalera lpeligrosa,
teuiendo la desgracia de perder eli
equilibrio y rodar hasts llegar al
suelo, recibiendo varias les stones que
revisten gravedad; = antes han ocu
rrido percances que. milag grosamen-
te pudieron evitarse sin consecuen
cias funestas. Todo esto es debido
q ca-ecerse de un puente que facilite
el paso general, pues desde la obs ;
trucci6n del denominado Reyes Ca.
t6!icos , que fu6 inutiliza do por la
creciente del dltimo c;cl6n, est&n
privados estos pueblos de comunica- :
ci6n con los puntos que se mencio
nan, donde tienen que acudir para
sus negocios particulares, causaodo
seles con este motive, perjnicios gra.
YES sus interese2.
En- mas de una OCCASION, Sc ha
.ocupado la prensa del estado del
puente mencionado, hacienda com
prender la necesidad imperiosa que
habfa de su reconstrucci6p, sin que
hasta la fecha Sc hubiere atendido
su llamamiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-29

Ajiaco Cubano,-Ropa vieja con tostones.
-Albondigas en- sal real.-Pollos en- salsa SUI
prema.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-29
J. Marco Bayona
R-FORTALEZA No 4-&j

08-FORTALEZA No A. -&J
AGENTE dc aduanas y co2sig
natario de buquss. REPRFSEN
TANTE de Ia casa @. dol Pine y Ca
cosechsros do vinos en- Jerez d. Ii
Frontera y AGENT ID del sAnuari
Bailly Bailliere 8 hijos,
AGENTE dc ma reputada f&
brica americans, eas aelles de 60
MAJ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-29
Sap Fra ncisco 46 iDformurdp
LAS AGIAS MINERALES DE ARROYO

Cuan las aeccones heet st escrooas hepacas
guint ctamen.
IAS ESCROFULOSS
'''
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-29
En- la cuarta pl ana.

Advertimos a nuestros lectores,
que en- la cuarta plana de este perio
dico hallaran siempre material de
lectura, 10 mismo que en- las otras.
S-5-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-29
TO LET

Fine rooms and one commodious
and we'll ventilated mirador at rea
zonable prices Apply at 20 San
jose Stret.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-29
Carta alberta

que dirigen al Honorable Senior Gober-
,ador Civi1, los propietarios, agricul :
torres q consercioastes de 1p0 Aita
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-29
Domingo

Selecto caldo gallego. la valen-
diana.- Bacalao la Standardization al
horno con "oli- -oli ''-Pollos en- salsa perdiz