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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-11

En- esta imprenta 20 vends pa
ei de peri6dicos & ~ 10 el quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-11

A todos los asociados de esta eli
ga, quienes los Tasadores hayan
notifcado aumento en- la valoraci6n
expresada en- las planillas, el firmau
te les indicara el procedimiento one
en- su defensa han de segnir ante Ia
Junta de revision y ell Consejo Eje,
cutivo. San Juan, Abril 2 de 1901.
Jose G. del Vale. .
6-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-11
M0VIMIENPO
DE VAP0RES.

Americana <Philadeiphia,-Sa.
LID de New York para este e1 del
corriente y Sc despachar& para la
Guaira y escala.
Espanol <Marfas --Sali6 de San
tander el dfa 4 del corriente para
este puerto y demas de la Isla, Sc.
gun cable recibido. -
Espaf1ol <Puerto Rico> -Sall6 de
Canarias el dia 29 del pasado con des'
tino q este puerto y seguir6 viaje pa
ra MayagUe7, Ponce, Habana y San
tiago de Cuba.
Espanol- <Isla de Panay,-Del
18 al 20 del corriente llegara & este
puerto, procedente del de Habana =
escalas. ~
Goleta amer. <Edwar Hight,-
Debe haber salido del puerto de New
York ell flfa 20 del pasado con rum
DO & este. .
Americana .Philadelphia,-Sa'
li6 de New York para este el 3 del
corriente y Sc despachara, para Ia
Guaira, y escala.
CAMBIOs.
Muy encalmada Ia solicitud de
papel y cierran fojos los siguientes
tipos:
Londres slv 483 & - 1870 E
New York div & Ia par
Paris 8 div 2.50a 26O.% D.
Espaf1a DIV 274 20 D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-11
N0TICIAS

El Alcalde de Maricao pregun =
ia al Gobernador Civil ell maximum
de Ia mul7a que puede imponer & los
concejales que faltan & las sesiones
Aver fueron curados en- ell Guar
to de socorro, Mariana Rivera de
una herida contusa de tres centfme-
tros en- Ia region supercilar derecha,
y Martina Gnzman de una confusion
sobre la region auricular izquier.
da
Chaquetas de iviaje, -
Chaqueta bolero, ~
Falda noyedad
Traje para nina de 4 a 6 a11os: =
Fortaleza 20. .-
AL $50 -~~. -.--s. q.
El Ayuntamiepto de Msyaguez
acord6 pedir al Gohierno Civil Sc
comedian & los. municipios faculta
des bastantes para 81 benefcio de
reses, de manera que Sc pueda Aba.
rataf Ia carne poni6ndolA al alcance
de las clsses pobres. .
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La comisi6n del bale de carl
dad trabaja en- sentido de que Sc
cierre el comercio ell s6bado & las
ocho de Ia noche fin de que pue'
dan asistir los dependencies. La idea
es buena, y justa.
Hoy Sc cumple un af1o que ba'
is & la tumba Ia virtuosa matrona
dof1a Belen Salazar de. Palacios, de.
jando en- su hogar y entire sus ami
gos, un gran vacfo dif1ciI de llenar.
iQue Dios haya acojido 81 hermosa
alma!
Hay gran animaci6n para el
bale del sabado q beneticio del Hos
pital de Maternidad. Cast todos los
palcos estan vendidos por 81 sef1or
Giusti, encargado al efecto.
Las personals que no hayan reci.
bido invitaci6n y Sc cons1deren
acreedorss & ella, Sc serviran pedirla
a don Vicente Guillot, quien Sc la
facilitaf4
Ell consejo de Guerra ha decia
RADIO absueltos y 1ibres de toda cul'
pabi]idad & los guardias Sala y Me,
dina de Ia Poiicfa Insular, acusados
de atropellos en- la persecution de
delincuentes.
Las senorhas 6 quieues Sc ha
encomendado IL venta de las pape'
letas para Ia rifa & benefcio del
Hospital de Maternidad de San
Juan, Sc han tornado tai iuteres en-
su comisi6n, que va han colocado Ia
mayor parte de las acciones, y segu'
ramente todas estas Sc habr4n vendi.
do autes del bale del s6bado Con
este motive. Ia comision organiza
dora Ia resuelto que no tenga lugar
en- 81 bale la venta de papeletas, CO.
mo Sc heb{a pensado primeramente,
pues no sera necesario.
Ha sido mvy interesante la con
ferencia de Mr.. Brumbangh, en- el
Ateneo, q Ia que asisti6 numeroso 6
ilustfadO pdbjicO.
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ARTlcULos PARA cABALIeRos

blancas peeheras panehadas una As centavos.
de colores pecheras plancbadas una IS centavos
de hio vaTias formas Is ctvs-2-por 20 centa1os.
de h!o Vrias rmas par 20 por 35 cenave
de todas classes 5, TO- 15 20 VS. centavos una.
varias classes a 10, Is, 20 Y Is, centavos uno.
de celuode para camisas a20 centavos
S de paia 45 centayos uno;
negros con varillas de acero 40 centavos uno
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Marca <Bolivar, cajas de 10 grre
sas, cajeta tama1o grande incluso Sc
Hos $54en orc
corriente <54 <
Marca <Estrell f}amigera> de !
gruesas:
Cajeta tamaf1o grande incluso ORC
Hos q $5-85 en- Sc
Sc venden en- la Gale de Tetuau
mum. 81.
Pnerto-Rico l2 Octubre de 1900
Ms &C. 80
Deptro de brevss dias, hara ell
tr4fico entire San Juan y Cataf1o Ia
lancha da benciua propiedad del Sr.
Valdss.
Ha sido condenado 4 un dia de
arresto, por faltar !a Policfa, ell
individuo Ruf1ro Parrills.
Por ell Tribunal de Distrito de
Cathedral ha sido condenado & un do.
liar de indemnjzsci6n y dos de mul'
ia, Federico e Tantoni, por afro
pellos.
Desde la calle de Ia ,Fortalesa
10 hasta el Puente del aqua, SO per.
di6 el dia 8 un ibro de Fisiologfa
hamapas ell Vault y Jolyet.
Quieu 10 entregue en- casa del
doctor Ordof1ez 90 10 sgradecer6 Y
gratificar6. n-s-3-2
Don Victor C1mpiano, del Rim
con, solicits una plaza de Sub Colec'
tor de Rentas, 49,.
Nuestros cables han llegado &
las tres y media de la tarde,> cuando
va estaba en- prensa nuestra edici6n
de hoy Los publicaremos maf1a'
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Sc Venden

Buenas vacas de leche y bonitas
novillas, un seibot, un tocador, IN
escritorio (muebles americanos) y
una mesa de conner redonda.
Una maquina de vapor de 16 ca,
bsllos, y una magnftica caldera mul
Tubular.
Informar6 el Sr. Lopez, Forta- :
leza ~, principal.
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SGP@SG

Que NO publicam.s oonuniceAes
sin que sean pagados peT aAsla.
tado.
Cada seis palabras, - ~ -atan po
ma nnea, y IL nnsa vaAe dicz cez
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con comr
nicados sin ~ imports no Sc 'cchts's
.2n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-11

En- esta tipografia Sc hacen toda
clase de trabajos q precios equit4ti
vOs.
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! VeritaS, !


De todas las prepara-
clones sinilareS conOci-
, das es indudable que
,tiene conquistado un
) puesto muy preferente
otorgado por el voto una
} mime de la clase medica y
! de la opinion publica, la
. eelebre E incompatible
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-11

de Aceite de Hfgad0 de
Bacalao con HipofOs-
fitos de Cal y de SOsa.

! Bacalao con Hipofos- !
} fitos de Cal y de SOsa. I
! Constitufda por toni :
; COS directos de la medi- )
{ cacion hematogena, que +
; propenden a reparar las I
5 perdidas del l1quido san-1
: gufneo, haciendole reco- {
; brar su composition nor !
5 NAL, llena cumplidamente$ 8
: su indication en- todos s
; los casos en- que Sc en- !
( cuentra deflciente 8 alte- :
: rado factor tan importante (
s de nuestra organization. (
; En- los passes intertro-
; picales las perdidas que 5
: experimental Il OrganiS- !
s mo debidO a las copiosaS :
{ diaforesis originadas por :
; las atlas temperatures VI
3 "a frecuente volubllidad, :
& trlen como CONSEQUENCE s
3 estados de debilidad ge-
{ neral y afecciones del :
( aparato respiratorio, que !
& la Emulsion de Scott in (
3 faliblemente regenera VI
9 cOnbate ventajosamente. /
3 Exijase la verdadera de Scott.
z De venta en- las Boticas
q Ht-ITr BOVINE, Quimico., New York. !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
En- esta imprenta 20 vend<
a, do no r;kdicos 4 10 N al min
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21
AMERICAN LINENS.

Many of us have lived all OUT . ,,'o Il
without ever having seen s''Tr saW
linen of American manufacture, NON,
some in whitney & Marsh's oase'l yor
salesroom. and it was beauti i!d, and
couldn't tell it from English linen l on.
if you could, then l am III , VA Of
guage of an esteemed contenIp w. mat
mine. a fringed DOYLE serving a. Sauce
for a bottle of Worcestershire linen linen
There are Doylies of Amerlc a.,ire ant
and Table Cloths, too, and Napn NIL b.
several kinds of Towels. l I S ar,
interested to know how these sOOO'
received here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21
POLICE COURT.

All Ko, a Chinaman, was sent to the
reef for twenty days yesterday by
Judge Wilcox on a charge of vagran-
cy.
Defendant was caught on Thursday
night by Henry Ingham on his lanai.
He said that he had been Ill for sew
erai days and did not know what he
was doing. He made mistake and
went home to the wrong place.
: Other cases dealt with were:
Funaki kisaho, murder, first degree,
September 81; Anton Munitz, assault
and battery on John Welsh, Septem-
Der "a; MACAO, needless driving, Sep
TENDER "a; Osaka Mankichi, riotlng,
September "a; Antonio Barabosa, lar
ceny, second. degree, September 70;
Yoshikawa, cruelty to animals, Sep
TENDER %; Jim Haiku, truancy, reprl-
manded and discharged; Hawai-, John
de Costa, Louise (w.), drunkenness, s.
and costs; C. w. Hall, drunkenness
bail forfeited; Yong Tim. needless driv-
ing, So and costs; All Kim, che ia, SlS
and costs.
Yesterdays arrests included:
Lam Woo, assault and battery, Man
uel Pimantal, malicious injury; PoS
Wah, keeping disorderly house
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21
NO. NEED. FOR The
FORD ISLAND LAND
The Government to Discontinue
the Suit for Its Con. a I'sssas
demnation.

BY it's decision, reported in this paper
Yesterday, that no portion of Fords ISL
and is needed for the Pearl Harbor
Naval Station the government has re-
duced the amount of fighting that will
be done in the matter of the condemna-
ton suits, to Z large degree. This elm
mates from the opposition the Ii estate
and the Oahu Sugar Company. AS well
there are interests of w. G. Irwin and
Bishop &, Co, which must be conserved
in that matter, and these defendants
find themselves relieved of trouble
The portion of Ford's island men
toned in the suits was not originally
in the piece contemplated by Capt.
Merry and others, and was not in the
area recommended by Capt. Pond and
Capt. White. But by action at the
navy office the demand for more land
was made and the suit brought called
for more than 800 acres and much OF
this was the island property. While
there were no plans for the use of this
land, it was said at one time that the
government wanted to control absolute
Iy all the front bordering on the Wal
kiki channel to the East lochs, so that
there would be no danger that mer-
chant ships would ever take part of the
way and block the way to the govern
ment docks. There was little danger
of this, owing TO the fact that the
Ford's island business was all done on
the other side, in the way of ferryns
to the railroad connection.
By the taking out of the sums de-
handed by the defendants on this par
ticular piece the entire amount claimed
against the government is cut down to
about one-half million dollars, or about
half what wassoriginally asked for the
station lands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
"rhe Geisha" Win Be Played at a
Saturday Matinee.

There will be a matinee of "Geisha'
at the Opera House this afternoon
which will enable parents to give their
little ones a treat by witnessing the
above performance at half price to all
n.rts of the theater Tonight the
"Geisha" will be repeated for the last
time by the Pollard Lilllputian opera
Cononanv in Honolulu. On Tuesday
and Thursday evenings, and Saturday
afternoon, the management has deeid-
ad 70 give a grand vaudeville enter
tainment, and on Saturday evening,
Se,1tenber %, 1.-THE Belle of New
ynrlx" will be performed, with Master
Willie Pollard in his famous imper-
sonation of Ichabod Bronson, which
has earned him worldwide reputa-
ton
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21

But the Wash Goods sectiOnl How
could rave over the pretty things ]
saw there! You have the pretties'
Wash Goods here | ever saw, and ]
have Travelled a good bit Of the world
1 am told that there Is great de-
mand for Chambrays and Linen Cling
hams and Silk Ginghams and Madras
Tissues and Pineapple Zephyrs. The
plain colors-ox blood and light blue,
chiefly-are the most popular, Dul
there is also a steady call for stripes
and for stripes with small figures
worked in between.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21
MOTHER AND CHILD

Let the mother take SCOTS
emulsion of cod-liver oil for the
two; it is almost never super
auous.
One can eat for two; but
nourishing two is different
thing; it implies degree of
interior strength not often
found in woman of either ex-
IRENE.
Luxurious people are not
very strong by habit, and over
worked people are weak from
exhaustion in some of their
functions. Between the two
is the happy mean; but how
many women have plenty of
life for two?
The emulsion is almost
never superfuons.
Well send you little to try if you like.
SCOTT & BOVINE, +o9 Pearl street. New York
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21

The Santa and the Carlton, which YES
sells are now lying at the railroad wharf,
will have a competition today as to
which of them will the best decorated
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-21
su1RTMAIsTs

Downstairs 1 also saw the eyer
array Of shirtwaists that has Sn, s ey.
been brought to the IsianuS &c strong
eryone knows that the sCose ., sveryons
on Shirtwaists, and guess cont d.
goes there for waists 50
late.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-24
TWENTY to NINE
Minco's Pride Went
up Against a Cy-
clone and were
Put Out.
HAWN is ALITTLE DAISY.
The Way he Twirls a Ball Makes
The Ladies Smile and Men
60 Wild. -Cragan Was
Lulu on Third.
HAWN IsALTTTLEDAISY. IS

A game Of base ball yesterday ev-
ening between the Mlnco and Chick.
asha teams north esst OF town, in
DR.. East's pasture, was witnessed
by large and enthusiastic crowd.
The game was called at 3 p m with
Minco at the bat, and in this in
ming the visitors scored one run.
Our boys came 70 bat aud touched
Minco's handsome pitcher for three
hits bringing in two scores. In
the second inning Minco made an.
other run, and until the beginning
OF the 4th al we're shut out. when
Minco scored another run placing
herself in the lead. Chickashs fans
could not stand that so they boost
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ed until the boys scored twice. In
the first half OF the 9th several
close decisions we're made by the
umpire all in favor OF the visitors
and they dragged in one more run,
tying the score once more, In the
last half OF this inning close decis-
ion was made in favor Of the run
ner at 1st base and the pitcher tor
the visiting team tod his team and
the spectators that the decision
was rank and he would not play
any more, and stopped the game
some ten minutes 10 try and get
Mr.. Umpire to change his decision
but all with no avail. The inning
was finished, our boys scoring six
runs, from this on the game was
not very interesting, beng one
sided. The game wound up with q
score Of 90 to s in favor Of Chick
asha. The score by innings was;
chickasha ? 0 0 0 2 6 3 ! 6~2O.
Minco IL OIL 10 3 0.-8.
Chickasha has carried very few
games away faom Minco and Of
course the team, as welt as the fans,
felt very "jubilantr over their vic.
tory: Minco never had any license
10 beat rs aud they only won here
Iofore because we did not get our
best timber together. Keep this
team together, and keep in good
Lrim and we know tile town will
give yOu good support. Mlnco
made the only double play made.
Both teams should have a better
system OF team work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-24
ISSUE PROCLAMATION.
Everything now Ready and The
President it is Reported,
will SignThursday
WICHITA ALLOMENTS COMPLETE
WICHITA ALLOMENTS COMPL
Indians Want the Department to pay Their
Way Back to oPeservation.--Secr
says They can Get Back the
Way They Came.

Washington, D. @. June 23.-
Judge Springer accompanied by The
delegation ofKiowa, Comanche and
Apache Indians inthe city, today
called upon Secretary Hitchcock
and requested shat transportation
be furnished the Indians back to
their reservation
Secretary Hitchcock replied that
the Indians bad eSme 70 Washing
ton without securing the consent Of
the local agent or the department
and that he could not 10 any wsy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-24

recognize them.
Judge Springer further inter-
ceded for them on the ground that
they were stranded in the city and
had no funds with which to pay
their board bills. ''They came
here Withou: the consent OF the de-
partment and they must 60 back
the same way said Secretary
Hitchcock.
They are here without funds
and penniless. The only relief in
sight is for them to wait until the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-24
terday play ball with the Chckasha boys but

quarterly payment, the fret Of
July, when tb beir friends win be ap-
pealed 10, to send them Sufficient
means upon which to return.
The department was today IN
formed that all allo'ments in the
Wichita reservation have been CON-
pIeted, the last batch having been
mailed yesterday.
Presidents proclamation open
ing the country will be issued next
Wednesday or Thursday
Around Cotton Wood Grove.
Some Of the members Of The w.
c. T. U. accepted the Invitation Of
the Anadarko Union to meet. with
them June l3 IA, and were treated
right royalty by the Anadarko Un-
ion. They enjoyed the two lee
lures BY Mrs. callle Howe, national
lecturer and organizer.
Mrs. Martenez and Mrs. Hos
tick have recently made a visit 70
their parents who live near Union
City.
The most merrle music at pres
ent Is the harvasters. The wheat
is proving to be much better than
was expected a few weeks ago.
there is not word OF grnmbling
heard on account of short crop.
Rain IS needed fer corn, but rot
for wheat just now
Mrs. }. p. Addington. Of Oklaho-
mn City, is the guest a. her hus-
band az Valley farm fora few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
TINE vERDIcr EnDs II AL

Twelve
IRONS OF the
No o honest
punished
prohibiting
persons
with Chief
tie xnxesna n-a~- :
prtncna.
witt
devoid creature
70 be respected
has given final Judgment Nothing
e
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Heaters.


The Frawleys were welcomed back
with a great show OF enthusiasm to
the Grand last night.
Daniel Frawiey In an exceptionally
good manager. He selects for his
repertoire plays of unqualified sue
cess only and those which do not
overtax his company. OF Lord and
Lady Algy most snug little per-
formance n given
Mr.. Frawley il the lord and Miss
Van Buren, the lady. Mr.. Frawiey
has very many scenes and about one
half OF the lines OF the piece, and
the part fits him like hundred-dol-
lar suit Of clothes. Miss Van Buren,
does clever work in one Of the most
effective roles yet given her.
A new member OF the company.
who In sure TO become favorife. il
Blanche Douglas. who appeared last
night az Mira. Ludway. Miss. Chris
tine Hill acted the part Of the first
Duchess OF Marlborough. or some
such notable. with dignity and pre-
cision.
Tonight the only performance Of
the brilliant success by Henry Ar
thur Jones. The LARS" will be
given. The piece IL entirely new 10
Seattle. At the matinee tomorrow
Lord and Lady AlgyH viii he re-
peated. Tomorrow night there will
Dc great presentation Of 1.-THE Only
way with Mr.. Frawiey as Sydney
carton. Miss Minnette Barrett will
enact Mimi. probably the best part
which ever fell to her lot with Mr..
Frawiey's company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
WIRE. IRON AND PLATING
&c. Ran q 7PiafinS Works. 40 fiif,ssFf
LIsa Al. NOTICES

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State of Washington, for the
County OF King. Probate Notice.
State OF washington. County OF
King. ss. In the matter of the es-
tate OF Joseph NJ. Pfahl, deceased.
No. 1859. Notice OF settlement OF
Final Account.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
Groli, administrator OF the estate 81
Joseph Nj. Pfahl, deceased, has rend- !
cred TO, and filed in said court his
final account as such administrator.
and that Friday. the 2and day OF
November, 1901. at $3.50 o'clock, a. m.
az the court room of the Probate pc,
rartment of our said Superior Court
In the City of Seattle. In said King
County, has been duly appointed nv
said court for the settlement of snisi
account, at which time and place anv
person interested in said estate NAV
appear and file his exceptions IN writ.
ing TO said account. and contest the
same.
Witness. the Hon. Boyd ]. Tallman
Judge OF the said Superior Court ana
the seal OF said Court hereto a ff,xed
this gath day OF October, 1901.
NH NH NH mhmhh
G. A. kOEPFLI.
Clerk.
BY ID. X. sICKLES.
Depufy Ctart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
TACOMA CARS
ON Pike STREET

The inter-ufban cars win operate
on First avenue south and First ave-
niue as far north az Pike street.
then east on Pike street to Second
avenue. thence south on Second ave-
nue. and Second avenue south to
Main street. thence west 20 First
avenue noush. The loop thus form
ed will be very extensive one, and
II VIII be possible to board the
cars for Tacoma at any point In the
main business district.
This course has been decided upon
by officials OF the company. IN View
OF the practical passage of the new
inter-urban franchise by the ccun.
Gil last Monday evening. under the
terms OF which trackagc arrange
ments may be made with the Seattle
Electric Co. at First avenue south
and Jackson street. The route named
will be followed unless the council
should further proceed with The Yes
Ter way loop system proposed some
months ago.
Wittcr Springs Medical water
cures rheumatism. eczema and all
blood and skin diseases. At drug
gista or 1910 First avenue. :.
-
90 20 Spinning for bicycle repaira