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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-05

joyous news to everybody interested
in British Columbia mining matters.
Yes, we have organized new
coke company" said President A. C.
Flummerfelt, 'and our lands are To-
Gated in the province of Alberta in
the Crows Nest Pass district. The
CRANKY people are the principal stock
holders and the product will be most
ly consumed by our smelter at Grand
Forks. II. C. We have been troubled
with a shortage of coke at oup/smelt-
er for q long time now and II has
been practically impossible to obtain
enough to keep the plant In operation
at the capacity we wish. Hereafter
this will not be the case"
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Results Of Cyclone.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-General
Chaffee, commanding the department
of the east. this morning forwarded
to the war department the following
from Gainesville, Ga, sent by Lieu
tenant Kearn: .'
Fifteen thousand people here de-
pendent on charity. Two thousand
seriously injured. Have requested
1000 rations and medical supplies
from Fort Mcpherson" -
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-05
RIDPATH TALKS.

Colonel Ridpath was seen at his
Office today where a meeting of the
board of trustees of the Dreyfus COM
pany was in progress: He said:
Il would not have Kressly arrested
no difference If had lost all the
money have invested in the mine.
The first 1 knew. that anything was
wrong was Sunday last and no one
could have been more surprised.
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NOT YET ARRESTED.

No attempt has been made to ar
rest Kressly. and the failure to prose-
cute man who numbered his victims
by the hundredsrand counted his loot
by the tens Of thousands has excited
the wonder Of the town.
Two meetings were held yesterday
by the holders of bona fide stock. AT
these meetings 1t was decided to sue
for the appointment of receiver, and
Happy & Hindman were instructed to
prepare the papers for filing today
The compliments to the petition are
about S0~in number and represent
$4,000 shares, or $4,000 over ma
jority the capital stock being 1,oo0.-
600 shares. The leading complainants
or those holding the large interests
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-05
SLEPT WITH KRESSLY.

Il had been sleeping in Kressly's
front room for several weeks lately
until my quarters In the Ridpath
could be furnished and during all
this time Kressly never uttered a
word about his troubles.
About receivership for our COM
pany. can only say that 1 see no
grounds for it and / don't think the
court will grant It, should request
be made. The status Of all this bad
stock must be settled. but a receiver
can do 1t no better than the present
board. AS to negligence on my part
in signing stock, / am ready to meet
that charge whenever II becomes
necessary l took. ever precaution
usually taken by a president of a
mining company.
II have not seen Kressfy for two
days and don't know where he is. 1
assured the board he would be on
hand when wanted and don't think
he has any intention of running away.
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Kressly has been removed from the
home of F. Walker to his former
apartments in a Riverside avenue
building. He is not under the care
of physician, although he Is very
nervous. Neither is he under the
care of a nurse, although friends are
with him most Of the time.
Today one of the disappointments
of Mr.. Kressly's friends is that his
wealthy uncle in Allentown has not
answered the telegram sent to him
by Mr.. Kressly asking for assistance
last Saturday.
To Press reporter, who visited
him today, Mr.. Kressly said:
poor Colonel Ridpath, my greatest
sorrow in this matter is for him. He
is the one who should not suffer, but
who is suffering the most
There's that fellow Chamberlain.
He just came in-Nhe hangs around
the door. He is responsible for all
this. He is the one to blame. He
pushed me in this matter.
I'll pay every cent / owe. In a
few minutes I'm going over to the
Bank of Montreal and get $4,000.
That will straighten up the odd ends
and square me. My friend Walker
will go on the note for this.
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are J. H. Thierman, Daniel Fisher,
Bernard M. Miller. Seymour Burch,
H. G. Brown and w. G.. Thierman.
The petition alleges the facts with
regard to Kressly's overissue Of stock;
alleges also the creation of an indebt-
edness in excess of the amount limit
ed by law. The Indebtedness Of the
company Is placed at $4,000. 1t al
leses further that while Ed Sanders
has been the treasurer of the COM
pany he has surrendered the handling
of funds to Kressly and the latter
kept no accurate account books and
that such as there are have been
falsified
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Bonners Ferry Floods .

Assistant General Superintendent
Kennedy Of the Great Northern On
returning west from st. Paul last
night stopped OFF at Bonners Ferry on
account Of the floods. A. f. Long,
superintendent of the Kalispell di-
vision, also stopped of there. All
during last night pilot engines pa
trolled between Boomers Ferry and
Troy. each passenger train being pre-
coded by light engine, which tested
the track before allowing the trains
to proceed. This caused considerable
DELAY
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RECEIVER APPLIED FOR.

H. 4
. The developments today In the case
Of Howard ]. Kressly, the mining
broker who went wrong to the extent
Of at least $4,000. Of other peoples
money by raising" stock. selling boz
gus stock, forging names to stock,
notes and contracts, consist Of an APP
plicatioh for receivership for the Luz
cile Dreyfus Mining company. Of
which Kressly was secretary, by
stockholders who make sensational
charges against the mine manage
ment. the acceptance by the company
trustees of Kressly's resignation and
theif election Of Ellis @. Soule as his
successor. and their preparations to
resist receivership application.
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500 Diamond Lost.

Mrs. JSB. Flint OF 1913 Second ave-
she lost a pooketbook containing a
500 diamond ring. an opal ring, an
emerald ring, valuable papers and
other jewelry while on a shopping
trip down town yesterday afternoon.
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TALK INSOLVENCY.

1t is further alleged that over 100
bogus certificates Of stock are out
standing as the result of the manipu-
lations of an officer Of the company
and that in consequence of this spur
ious stock litigation is threatened
against the company by it's holders,
who will allege negligence on the'part
the companys officers.
1t is finally alleged that by reason
OF these facts the company is in dan
ger of insolvency and is threatened
by multiplicity of suits.
The papers in the case were filed
this afternoon.
The Ridpath forces were not taken
by surprise by the legal move of their
opponents. They have been prepar-
ing for the attack since Kressly's
wrongdoing became public Their in
terests will be cared for by Frank
Graves and Ellis G. Soule.
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Terrific Hurricane
In the Philippines.

LONDON. June b.--Lloyd's Manila
correspondent wires that terrific
hurricane has swept over the Philip
piheas doing great Damage TO ship
ping. The American steamer Perla
Devisayas Is lost of Camotcs with
part of her crew. The American
steamer San Rafael and the schooner
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SALISBURY

LONDON. June 5.-Lord Salisbury
was seized with sudden Illness last
night. The official bulletin from his
residence this morning says that he
has chills, but shows Improvement.
The Central News association says
that his condition is so seriom, that
his family has been telegraphed for.
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have known Kressly for long time.
have been kind to him and done
much for him and never suspected
that he would do anything of this
kind. He always denied to me that
he had any financial difficulties. Last
winter when 1 had an inkling he had
lost some money in mining specula-
ton i went to him and said: Howard.
don't make a fool Of yourself. If
you have lost money, tell me and
will Hy and help you But he said
he had lost nothing and I suspected
nothing until this crash came
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8. Elder has been Identified by Rob-
ert Miller. an East Sprague avsa ue
butcher. as the man who, with an
other man, held up his place. robbed
the cash register and shot of part Of
Miller's hand last winter.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-05

GLENS FALLS, N. Y, June S.
The forest fires continue here. The
condition is improved slightly owing
to the favorable direction Of tn, wind.
which is assisting the fire fighters.
Several Of the surrounding towns,
however, are still in imminent danger
ST ALBANS, VT, June 5.-Essex
county forests are ablaze. Hundreds
are fighting fire between Barton and
Burke. The damage is enormous.
NEW YORK. June 5.-Fog-like
haze, caused by the smoke of the for
est fires. continue so dense that navi-
cation is difficult.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-05

KANSAS CITY. Mo. June 5.--The
river has dropped two feet the past
day. The Union ~epot rs now free
from water with six inches of slime
ON the floors. The waterworks have
resumed their normal pumping ca
pacity. but the water is useless for
anything but fire purposes.
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WELL PLnAsEp.

We are pleasing all who give us
a trial by saving them money. Come
and see us You viii be delighted.
The Unique Tailoring company, ia
Washington street. Phare NaiA 726,
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hands saved. A United States trans
port was among the vessels reported
wrecked. This, however, can not be
confirmed.
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Flood Subsidlng.

TOPEKA. Kan, June 5.-The river
is falling an inch an hour. Dead amt
mails are being burned In huge CRATES
made of railway iron.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-05

Anyone who has suffered by his mis-
deeds can have him arrested. No one
seems to want to act"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-05

& The trustees Of the Lucille Dfey-
fus Mining company are w. M. Rid
path, George Turner, Ed Sanders, c.
B. .Dunning, H. q. Brown, B. M. Mill
err Thomas Kerl and Ellis G. Eoule.
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Laura Mueller OF Spokane. who has
visited her recently. Miss Ellington
will play with Sothern here in July,
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e EsU NJ EN-

la Sanseveria Is. gfsSaeemsss aa
una planta perenne, sin troncC. de III
fauilia de Ia Eaennod0ra, s Rails de
Sangre; sus hojas iargaa. tiesas ter
sas gentlemen de q pS 63p5 de una
fibra hna " luatrosa. que tiene cast In
misma fnerza del CJSnamo de Sisal. y
els un POGO nn6s el6stica. Ea nakngaI
del Oeste del Africa d0nde crece eGl
nanlguas & 10 largo de las costas del
mar. Los bos6nicos la conocieron por
primera vez, ga T0i, D dessla 1850 ha
sid0 planfa fibr0sa DC mas & gnenOs in-
ter6s. Sc ha distr1bufdO y cultivados
extansamente ca los tr6picOa do amboa.
hemisferi0a, per0 nnnca ha sid0 base
deuin0una industria flnp0r Ne
es, hoy sdfa, con1n en leNs mercedes tla
6braa. 3 gu preeio eskarA nieE0 s
gra aea Aucsnac ca ha is aQ
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Los carnTos asIIlacOS ian SldO
h0nIaa OF ID ylslla 10 sO-
sranas eaToos
De eatas visitas % dice cue no
sale NADIA traseendenta aIrnente
peneflcioso para ii humanicad


Siguen las pisitaa De los reyes en-
europa, En Viena, con mny p0ca dife-
rencia do dias. han asfado vlsitar 81
Emp Francisco jose, el reY
Eduardo VII ID Reina Maria Gsristina,
I'll Emperador de "A tenants Guillermo
IT, " III Gar de t0das las Rusiaa, Nf-
colds III. sQu6 as ID que sale de estas
visitas entire p0derosos2 Nada tras-
cendentaImente beneEici0s0 para Ia
hunanidad ri para Ii civiIizaci6n.
No. honbre. Sale algo benefcioso.
Durante esas Eiaikas 81 pueblo Sc di-
vierte, u como 90 Austria astkn los
caFnerOs que <se cruznns, TesuIka que
cada mo De aQudlIos cole Ii tits0u que
jarnss sofiaron nuestros primeros pa-
dres.
Adem&a, 81 se ignOra que hasta en
les guerras hnnanitarias, resulta una
parta do la humaniaad sslEsdet. no es
cosa que debemus poner de relieve,
pues t0d0 al mundo aa1e cue I0 tras-
cendenG lmente beneEicios0 para b
humsnidad "a NO parnitir ID ceIebra-
ci6n ae Congresses, raanif faataciones y
meetings 0breros.
NADIA, que algo prOEechoso se de-
riya para los carner0s augtriacOs de
esas repetidas visitas Do aoberanos
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laS ent0Fs Ios
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El ea6arro en- ioa ones els agay
frecuente duranas n ae Ocau
sEinaa gxaagle are ta verdad no
sea anss Gla da M medic0a del
p6hlico eIs general
IA genta sufre kae enferzne aea do
los rifFone Tornau aag6n diur6ticp.
ea erand0 mejoEar So SIS les ocnrre
r en 81 catar 10 1rnsedad
del riiissSn y 81 raEna vaoas agsa.
recen oeia sn lii el
v, xs0T des aeia. nO
aal an IA aante de lna III BE ixe.
ay Ysesec i cgnta Es
QsAa ecBnUeen 81 80 t0s
Mea. RacetaE g uua nkra uaa.
Rsuebau un0 i oaao en-
fsznexlad zesle ser ean dassA un.
unag seas has Dc
les curi
Diri9irse ID Dr.. Hagsnan, CoIum-
bus, 0l0s y So ree1bir6 uitarnente.
f0llak0a a0bra eE eaAarr
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El Preaidenba dc Ii Repdbliea de
Ni0a ua, ~ cnuaplirse ia pFinaefa
d6eada del 6rinnf0 del rEido liberal
axsidi6 nn deeretO 0Fcenando poner
en- iha & Sodos los prasos poIi-
ticOs ii ofreciendo arupias amgantiaa &
los nieara uanses expa tpiados para qne
pudiesan volver librennente { sus boz
gaxea
Ee plausible proceuer del ST. Ze-
Iaya no RnG agradacido se dice j I'll
snisIno dis hubo Bn Granada. s In lle-
gada del hrea que c0ndncfa & los hber
tadores ana manifest ei6n contraria al
sobierno = que alcan26 los lfmites del
motfn.
'IlaI acfitud, lla fnotivado una orden
del Afiniskarfo de Gohernmci6n 6 los
Jafes de poIicia. previniendoies que
deben poner on extricto vigor las dis
posiciOnes yigentes contra los alborO-
tad0res ) hacerlas aplicar por las au-
toridades de su dependencia con ia ma-
yor reckitud y saveridad
El general Zelaya es un brib6n,
hablando en- plata
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LA MULITA

Sc vende este antique estabIecimien-
20 dc provisiones, coaa s ssas su acredi-
tada fabrics de chocolate, fundada en-
eli afio 1920.
Agustin Espa6ol, en- G. informsrS.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, San Jo-
B6 12. 80. VS.
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DHIess On aImIbar

Dulces en- almibar de varias classes
y tAbacos y cfgarriIlos SO venden 81 Ia-
do del Ayuntamiento casa n6merO 30
frente 6 la Plaza Principal.
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PEaIasnr Particular

A m6dicoa precios engsnark ArftmGtfsa
PF6csica y MereRmtii, Taneduraa de I4ibr0ss
Ggamasica Castellana, Heogfaffa Uni yersal
etc el Professor Graduado don Manuel Cor
bea Guzman Direction. Fortaleza n altos
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AMS0 IL P0MIGO

I'm Ella Correspondents De Puerto
Ricos se haceu encnadeTn Jones tAe
kodas cIeaes & pxecio4 iinnik dos
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ALos NOTARTos

CARPEXA6 PARA rs SGRTTURAl3
eA to4sa saksa. % hhcam 4 n 6aan,
90 @A@ GRg aneB ~
s.
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or. CHARLES

Para las formas y Ia complexion
Esta famosa preparation tiene muchas que
taciones, pero en- Ell mercado no hay NADIA Inn
se le iguale. Sc ha sostenido q la prueba nor
mas de veinte y cinco amos esta reeonocida.
hoy dia, por la ciencia medioa y miles de mu-
1eres agradecidas quienes la han usado como
ID 1nica preparation que nena, las meiil1as.
cueilo y brazos dolgados, con carne s6lida y
galudable.
PARA DEsARRoI,I,ARE Ri, BusTo 8 nara
Eestorar los senos lAcios & su estado natural de
heTmosura y contorno, jamas ha deiado de
dRr perfecta satisfaction
PARA REMOVER ARRUGAS. No hay
razon porque las mujeres tengan arrugas
pat4s de gallo al rededor do los ojos de La
poca. El alimento para Ia piel del DIR. Char
les, las hAce desaparecer como por m&gica.
OFEBTA ESPECIAL HI preciO Corriente
del alimentc para la piel dol DR. Charles es
" ia caJa, pero para darlo oonocer mi
les Dc moradas nueyas, hemos resuelto en-
War dos ~ ca5as todo aque1 que conteste
este anuncio y nos envte el-00. Todo pa
quete 30 envia bato una cubierta lisa, libre
de gastos dc correo.
GhAIlS .contenido snflciente para CON
vencerle del gran m6rito del alimento para
Ia piel del DR., Charles, Sc le enviar8 gratis
mediante el envfo dc 10 centavos, para ua9ar
ol costo de correo. Tambi IN le remitir6mos
nuestro hbro @AKte del Massaies el Que con-
tiene los proploa movimientos, iiustrados, pa
"a 81 massage de la cara, cusllo brazos con
dircciones complstsS para desarrollar eli bus
TO- Dirijirso G
DR.. CHARLES co. 70 s4;2 E4EE v,,;.,s ES.Asln.
El aliment0 paEa la pie del DR. Charles ge
oncontrara de venta en- las farnaoias prin-
eipales tiendRa.
DIR. JOSE ORDOrE GOMEZ. .--Dedicado
las espeoialidades de Ciruifa General
6rganos genito-urinaFios
Ofreoe. .suB servicios profesionales Allen St.
81. Piso Segnndo.
HOrss de Consulta.-Los dias laborablss-
De A
oonaulta grataita para los pobres Martes
Esbados de g.
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En- laelhu iI6
dIda Una

Il n
k7ranaes partidas de cafe contin6an
bajando de la alfura.
Oct 28 Seg1n nuestras noticias 6
verihcara an nuesbr0 Tea6ro oEra ge~
lada con 81 naismo fin hanefici0so que
Ia anterior y Hr ella 81 pondr6 en- es-
cena Iadivertida zarzuela <I.a leyenda
do IN monges
El cabo Ortiz de III p0Iicia insuIar
en. union de dos guardias mas s0rpren-
di6 ma jugada en- una casa dc Ia playa.
ocupando Ii baraia y dinero aiendo
detenidoa los indiYidnoas roeUriu
Tajada v Ramon Perez ga) Samson loa
que fuer0n puestos & ID disposition
del 8uez do paz.
ID. Arturo E, Diaz eontinda nleio-
resibi6 dias pasados.
Contin6a enferno de surna graVedad
81 Sr. .. Jose Ramon Rivera temi6n
dose de un momento { otro an desen-
lace fatal.
Coutin6a bajando de Ia altura gran
des partidas de caf6 yi6nd0se abarro-
tados de este frut0 los AIsnaoenes de
los Sres Ledesma y Sucesores do Roses
esperanto IN vap0r alem6n cue ear-
gar& para Europa una buena cantidad
de este grano.
encuentre una apIicaci6n deterninada
para 50 uso
Pnede propagarse i0uHlmente por
pedazos cortados de las raices como
por medic de hojas cortadas. En- una
cuerda SO pueden senabrar de 3. 900 A
is, 900 pIantas. Para IIegar & Il ma
durez requiere de afio medic & dos
affos v medic Una suerda de buen
terreno. puede producer. Al afIo, de /
q dos toneladas; una siembra pueda
dar cosechos dc 5 & 10 amos, v AIN mas
tempo ri So abona. Ia 6bra liMpia
puede caIcuIarse 4 raz6n de S12B. 90
t0nelada entregada on NuaVa York.
Hacer un calcuio exact0 del pro Iucto
de una cuerda de esta clasa de cOsecho
en- nlal0s terran0s arciE EIosos, es imp0-
sIble. Cuando nace en- terrenos ma
los, las hojas son Enucho mas cOrtas y
u libra 0btenida dc holaa de 3 6 pies
de longisud. solo obtsndrian IS eleI |
prsclo que alcanza lii fbra de Z
pies.
Las hOjas 30 Tacopen rnan0, SIM
plenaente tirand0 hScia arriba. T.a
pulpa 30 separa da Ia hbrm nor medic
de naqninarias parecida Ia que % |
eTnplea para sacar Is dbxa del SisaI:
una a6rle de til0s transV@ranlas qu0 laav
sobre u cara q sapeyHoie de una GRAN
rneda contra Ii cual se apFietau IAa ho
Jas. sepaFan Ia parbe de pulpa verdOa
de las hbraa. No hay neceaida8 de la-
var In hbra, perO ha de ser uaFap bfega
secada sin axponerla i'll sereno. auvfa 8 /
dennaSlad0 s0a SEGA VA III MGgra Ne /
ennnaca an balas para embarque.
El Maguey sp'oeBa ssfstaa. 8 T
gSgasst4a) rinfie as q 10 1I2 Dor
cientO IS libra una en0rda que con
tenaa 6e 500 8 81 unegls dar
IN c1seeho annual da al 1g2 sanA sga
durante muchos aHos. daspu6a Dol
s af1o. EE valor de Ia 6bra IS de
800 ~ 25 poF tonelada.
El HeneQuefs, s { SHaraO EsisssA. 10
pe qsgSdn s5saIsgaa) podrla indudabla-
mente auiaivarse con ventnia en pueY
70 Rico loao De eultivarlo. So
rendanaa M Eaesns a0n cs a
lgllsiaa0s cue l0s tiel aEaac de nul
rios 6 aaauey An alguns 6erranos.
d tarEo p0r clent0 de Hlsfa mIcanaa
casi una Ebga p0r eada 1s librasl de
hojas
sguzganslo da t0s1os loa iiaforksaas Us
benlels sohra 81 ioagaKs In
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TOnas ]. 0terl

AIIn80or n coH7poalF0r lle pianos Y
6rganos.
Competente para TAI construction de
pianos y reparador de los grandes des-
perfectos ocasionados.
Asf 10 certitica Ia f6brica de pianos
sKohler & Campbello de New York.
El Sr Otero, h6bil PsianoISsta fijara
su residences en- esta ciudad. Luna so.
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Z n
coach ticket Is
oonraai aiaraen er numo de aent en- los
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TODA MUJRR
DEBERA LEER EsTo

Ia preparation mas asombrosa del mum
do"-Dr. Monroe.
@Ha heoho mas en- benefcio de mi compile
Ei6ny formas, que ninguna otra cosa que 70
he usado. Anna Held
MILIzARES DE TESTIMONIES hablan en-
os raas elsvados termino del Alimento para
Ia pisl dei
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29

Schedule il slack October s 1905 between
aEa aM Juan Arecbos canuy, Aguadla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29

Contin6a bajando de Ia altura gran
des partidas de cafe yi6nd0se abarro
tados de este fruto los aIlnaoanes de
los Sres Ledesma j Sucesores de Rosas
esperanto an Vapor alen6n cue car-
CARA para Europa una buena cantidad
de este grano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29

Contin6a enfermo De sslrna graVedad
el Sr. D. Jose Ramon Rivera temi6n-
dose de un momento { otro un desen-
lace fatal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29

I'll cabo Ortiz de In p0licia insnIar
en- union de dos guardias mas sorpren-
di6 ma iuQada On una casa dc ID plays.
ocapaneo III baraia y dinero aiendo
detenIdoa los indipidnoas reeOriu
Tajada y Ramon Perez ga) Samson los
que fueron puestos & ID disposition
del 5uez dc paz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29

szrandes partidas de cafe contin6an
bajandu de Ia attura.
Oct 28 Seg1n nuestras noticias &
principles del mes le NoFiembre So
lada con 81 mismo fin haneficiOso que
Ia anterior y al ella se pondr6 on es-
cena ladivertida zarzuela <Isa leyenda
de un mOnges
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29
AmTC Una GAIA de muestra, con O.
QnA LID eontenido snfcienta nara CON

DR.. CHARLES co. 10 ASR E4EE ys;4Ys RaAsrn.
El alimento para la pie del DR. Charles se
encontrara de vsnta en- las farmacias prin-
eipales tiendas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29

ID. Arturo E. Diaz eonEin6a nleio-
rando notahlenente de- Ia herida que
recibi6 dias pasados.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-21

Filst class iu every respect New Arctic Cafe. WhtchOr,e, '. T.