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New York Cotton Futures.
Daily Cotton Movement.

Galveston-Tone, steady; middling, l0a4; net receipts, 21735 gross receipts, 27,735; sales. &; stock, 249,61; continent, S243
 New Orleans-rone, steady; middling, 10 Ills; net receipts, 25, 100; gross receipts, 2S, 100; sales. 370O stock, 152s41; continent; 200; coastwise, 1500
 Mobile-Tone, quiet, middling, 103s; net receipts, 904; gross receipts, 904; sales, 900; stock. 46.554 coastwise, 12S0
 Savannah-Tone, quiet; middling, 10as; net receipts, 1908; gross receipts, 13,O9S; sales. 2296 stock, 17O,6S9; continent. 46O0; coastwlse, 4504
 Charleston-Tone, firm; middling 10 3-16; net receipts. 1859; gross receipts, 1859; sales, Ss3; stock, 45,154; coastwise 1224.
 Wilmngton-Tone, Steady; middlng. 10A; net receipts, S352 gross receipts. 1852; stock. 31,Sn.
 Norfolk-Tone, steady; middling, 10ss; net receipts, 9A2: gross receipts, s442; sales, 1912; stock, 57l09 coastwise, 4o91.
 Baltimore-Tone, nominal: middlng, 1034; gross receipts, 35S5; stock, 3605; ex- port Great Britain. S531.
 New York-Tone, quiet; middlng, 1o 75; gross receipts, S624; sales, 1864; stock, 230, 964; export France, 2S27; to continent, 6357
 Boston-1one. quiet; middling 1O.75; net receipts 90; gross receipts, 79S9; export to Great Britain, 695.
 Philadelphia-Tone, quiet; middling, Il; net receipts, 43; gross receipts, 26ll stock, 1925; coastwise 233.
 Jacksonville-Net receipts, 233; gross re- ceipts, 233.
 Miscellaneous-Net receipts. 12l: gross receipts, 121.
 Total today at all ports--Net s1,6s6; Great Britain 9226; France, 2S27; conti- nent 19, AGO; stock, 1,013. 536
 Consolidated at all ports-Net, 1S2,071; Great Britain, 19,623; France. 2977; conti- nent, 5s,297; Japan, 677.
 Total since September 1, at all ports Net, 2,41397S; Great Britain 569,63s; France, 186, ,44S continent, 642,s05; Japan, 3233; Mexico, 100.
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Live Stock Market.

Chicago, October 31.--Cattle: Receipts. Il Ooo market steady. Steers, B .soa6 .25 stockers and feeders, $2.s5a4; cows and canners, $1,40a415; bulls. E. 25@p4. 20; heif- CTS, $2. 2.15d4.75; calves, $307. .25.
 Hogs: Receipts, 21,000; market lower. Shipping and selected, $5. 10l5 .25 mixed and heavy packing, s4.25d5 .0711; light, s4. 90 Q5.05; pigs and roughs, $4. .250D4.8 .85.
 Sheep: Receipts, 5000; market un- changed. Sheep, $2 66G6; lambs. g 25@ 7.5O
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Interior Movement.

Houston = Tone, steady; middling, 10 11-16 net receipts 33,359; gross receipts, S3359; shipments, 24Os9; sales, 4013; stock, g., ,11S.
 Augusta-Tone steady; midding, 10H2 net receipts 3565; gross receipts, 3665; shipments, 196l sales, 1165; stock, S0,71s.
 Memphis-Tone, steady; middling, 10Ns; net receipts, 3779; gross receipts, 4S11; shipments, 1O32 sales, 2650; stock. 4s.57s.
 St. Louis-Tone, steady middling. 1O1s net receipts, 1OO gross receipts, 1913; ship ments. 913 stock, 10.112.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts, T; gross re- ceipts, IT; shipments, 700; stock, 10112.
 Lousville-Tone firm; middling, Il. Totals today-Net receipts, 40,sS0: gross receipts, 42925; shipments 28.695; sales. 1923; stock, 2I,
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Coffee Market.

New York October 31.-The market for coffee futures opened steady at an ad- vance of 5 to 10 points In response to steadier European cables than expected. Brazilian receipts were full, however, and with little fresh buying in evidence the market soon eased off under a renewal of liquidation. The close was barely steady at unchanged prices to a decline of 5 points. Sales reported of 7s,250 bags; De- cember (. .4566 .55 January, e.60@6. .65; Feb ruary. 670; March, 6.s0; May, 6.95q7 .05; July. 7.15; August. 7.2o September, 7.25Q 30.
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Flour steady.
 Wheat-No. ? spring wheat, SS@99; NO. s3, s6Qtss No. ? red ssasdSais. Corn-No. corn 5llz@52; No. yellow 53. oats-No. 2 oats 3o9s, No. white 30 @s1is.
 Rye-No rye 73.
 Barley-Good Feeding barley S9AM3shs; Fair to choice malting 43@4s Flax Seed-No. flax seed 93la' No l, northwestern, 100
 Prime Timothy seed, sS.2o. Mess pork per barrel si425M1t50. Lard, per loo pounds s6.s7ls Short ribe sides, doose), s712lad125. Short clear sides tboxed) s7.50nI621s. Whisky. basis of high wines Sl.90 Clover contract grade, sl3.25. On the produce exchange today the but ter market steady; creamery 1Ils422c; dairy 17m20c.
 Eggs steady 10; first 2l; prime first 23; extra 25.
 Cheese firm, 12M121ac.
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smoIIen 6 Co.'s Market L Letter.

The stock market was very strong this morning. London prices were much high CT. shorts caused nervousness among the short crowd and caused heavy covering at the opening here. Reading was the leader in the advance and rallied about per cent. Tennessee Coal gained about points and Sloss 2A. Big Steel, while very steady, gained only about h per cent. Union Pacific rallied to 134 and St. Paul passed 1S1; Louisville and Nash vile and New York Central both were in big demand and advanced about 2 per cent. Union Pacific is high enough and should be sold.
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ceipts. 23OOO bales, including 400 Ameri- can. Futures opened firm and closed easy; American middling, G. o. CA Mo- vember. 5.G4; November December, 5.b4
 Deeember-January. 5.e9; January-Fehrn= ary, 5.73; February March, 5.7a: March April. 5.7S; April-May. 5.79 May-June 5.s0; June-July, 5.S1: July-August, 5S2
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4s4; time money firm; sixty ana ninety days 4N65: six months 4lt@51a. Close: Prime mercantile paper "A; sterling ex- change easy closing heavy with actual bushes in bankers bill at 4s6 7oa4s6.72 for demand an at 4sS 2O@4s3.25 for sixty day bills; posted rates ASA and 4S'7a; commer- cial bills 4S3; bar silver e2ss; Maxican dollars 4s; government bonds steady; railroad bonds strong.
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LixerpooI Cotton Market.

Liverpool, October a.-Spot cotton in fair demand, prices points higher; Amer
 ican midding fair 6.19d; good middling, 5.s3d: middling 5.77d; low middling, 5.6ld; good ordinary, 5.43d; ordinary. 5.27d. The sales of the day were 10000 bales, of which 5oO were for speculation and ex- port and included s7oo American. Re-
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Dry Goods.

New York, October s1.-The dry goods market today was quiet, and although buyers were conservative, yet their inter- est in nearby goods displaying a need for supplies which could not be filled was s's leient to influence sellers to a firm ness Of attitude which general apathy could not change. Local iobbers experi- eneed only moderate business.
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Naval Stores.

Wilmington. October 3l.-Spirits tur- pentine firm 6sc bid receipts, 34 Rosin S3.s0; receipts. 5o7. Tar firm. s1.s0; re- ceipts. 109. Crude turpentine firm. 8. 35Q AIS and s4.75; receipts. 12s.
 Charleston, October 3l.-Turpentine and rosin nominal: nothing doing.
 Savannah October 31.-Turpentine firm. 6S@6Sc: sales, 521; receipts, 656; shipments, 505. Resin firm; sales, 2524; receipts, 2731; shipments, 2355. Quote: A. B, c, s4.15; D. $.25 F. $40: F. $40; G, S475; H, s4. 80; I. s4.S5; K, 5 .o5; NJ. s5.2O: N, $5.3O; VIC, s5. .45: wv, S. .55
 New Orleans, October 31.-NavaI stores steady. Pitch, s2.25 per barrel. Pine tar. s4.75: coal tar, 4. 50. Rosin, per barrel of 2s0 pounds: A, B, c. N.05; D. A.15: F, s4. 30: F, s.70a4.75; G. A.75; II. 4.s0; I, s4 .s5; K. s5.05; M. s5.20; N. s5.3O: window glass, s5. 70; water white, $50. Spirits Of turpentine firm 68fhc
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Union Trust Company
 Of New York.

New York. october 27, 19o5.-Union Trust company of New York, as trustee under an indenture executed by the Bir- mngham Realty company. under date of January, 1900, having been provided with funds for the purchase, has this day drawn for redemption the following num- bered thrty-one year mortgage per cent bonds being all of the outstanding bonds.
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Cotton Seed oil.

Memphis, October 3l.-Cotton seed oil. prime crude, 1914Q20c; prime summer yell low, 23c; prime meal $21 25; prime cake. $21. .25.
 New Orleans, October 31.-Cotton seed oil steady; prime refined, in barrels, 31ac; off refined. in barrels. 241sc; prime crude. loose, 19iac.
 New York, October 31.-Cotton seed oil firmer: prime yellow, 274271zc. Petroleum steady. Rosin steady. Turpentine steady, 71@71hc. Rice firm. Molasses firm. Golf fee, spot Rio, quiet; mild dull; Cordova, 9a4Gf12%c. Sugar, raw, quiet: fair refin- ing, 21s Centrifugal. 96 test, 3h Molasses sugar. 25s; refined quiet
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Bonds.
Chjcauo Chanue.

Chicago, October 31-Prospective peace in Russia was today the chief influence effecting the wheat market here. AS result of the pacific outlook prices Tn the wheat market had downward ten deny, At the close the May option was off 7a. December is down 7sc. Corn shows a gain of hs. Oats are off 1sc and provi- sions 21s to 71ac.
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Local Staple Groceries. Sugar-Granulated. 5c; Y. C., 41ac. Flour-Fancy patent, $500; standard patent, s475; straight, s4.5o. Coffee-Green. 1101Sc Arbuckle's Porto Rico, s1505.
 Meat-Dry salted ribs. se0c; dry salted rib bellies, 9Ac; extra clear 9c; hams, fancy 13Ac; medium. 12lac; bacon oeliies' l1hc; California hams SAC. Lard-Leaf. SAC. Compound lard sac basis. Mola asses-CentrifuRal. ibG35c; sugar house. 4oc; Georgia cane 35c Beans-Navy, s2.25 per bushel: Lima. 6hc per pound. Grits-92 pounds, $1 O. Neal 31.zo.
 Feed Stuff. Corn No 2 mixed cr white. or bushel sacks. roc. Oats-No 2 mixed. 40c: No. white, 42c. Wheat bran 30 or 100, $2l. Cotton seed feed meal, s2350; prime. s25.
 purina food. s26 Corn chops, $l.20. Corn hearts. s2o. Shorts, 100 pounds s24. Hulls, sack. 30935c. Hay-Choice timothy s1S.00 No. 1 timo' thy s1650. Johnson grass. sl2. clover s15.
 Fruits and Produce. Lemons-Per box, extra fancy, s6OU; California, S550 Grapes-Concord 8 lb., 26c; pony, 16c. Apples-Northern grown ne oarreL bulk stock, S300; fancy, S75n475. Limes-Per 100. $1 .1O Bananas--Per bunch. Fancy stock ib0lf2. GO bunch; culls 90cM1.25. Peanuts rancyi ter poun1. 5c: No s 5l5M6c
 Pole beans, $1.25 per bushel Cabbagc-2c per pound. Potatoes--Irish potatoes. BOG. Eggs-Per dozen. case count, 22c can dled 2ic.
 Hens 35M40c: chickens, large 221a@27c; medium 2oc small lad15c. Butter-Fresh. 15l62Oc; renovated. 23.' creamery. BOG. Alabama Tomatoes-Per bushel. a5O0 s2.O0.
 Hides and Tallow. Green salt hides. 10hp1lc: dry flint
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cIearlnos and Exchange.

Memphis. October 31.-Clearings s1,34O,- 7S1 balance S1S8,055.
 New Orleans, La. October 31.-Clearings $,77SO31. New York exchange bank s1 per slo00 premium; commercial soc per S1000 discount
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hides, 17Q18c; dry salt hides. 1591sc. Clear unwashed wool, 8030c; washss wool 3S0l40c.
 Beeswax. prime. 26c. Tallow s425.
 Sheep skins. 25QD75c.
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Treasury Statement.

Washington. October s1.-Today's treas ury balance exclusive of the gold reserve shows available cash balance s131, ,466, ,943; gold SIS, S,19a525.
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Seahsard Air Line.

Baltimore. MT. October 3l-Seaboard common 25, bid; do preferred nothing do- ing.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

New Orleans, October 31.-Spot cotton active and firm Factors offering more freely and planters are evidently holding less firmly. Sales, 50O bales, including 37O0 to arrive Delivered on contracts. 700 Quotations unchanged. Middling. 10 1l-16c.
 Futures opened quiet and weak, the ac- tive months being 1 to points lower than last evenings finals. Although Liverpool was to English points higher, cotton here is getting so heavy that most deal CTS are apparently sidestepplng to get from under. In the trading December opened 1 point lower at 1059. gained a point and then reeeded to 1o.4S. Trans actions very light. The market closed quiet, net losses to 12 points.
 Note-Tomorrow, All Saints Day, legal holiday, no markets.
 New Orleans, October a.-Cotton fu- lures steady. October nominal. Novem- Der, 10. .4O6b1O.42; December 10. 4s01O. 49; January, 1O.5S@1O.59; February, 10 65Q10.- e; March. 10. .7S110.79; April 10. s3Q10. S5 May. 1O.93@1Osi; June, 1o.99Q11.ol; July. Il .05Q11.07.
 New Orleans, October 31.-Cotton steady. Sales, 6000. Ordinary, Sc good ordinary. 9 3-1Gc; low mddling, 10 1-1Gc; middling, 10 11-16c; good middling. 10 15-16c; mid ding fair, 1lAc Receipts. 25,l0o; stock. 152 821
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Money on Call.

New York. October 31.-Money on call firm 41a@51a; closing bid Az; offered at
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Perhaps it is not etched enough: send 1t to the Gawk Engraving Co. Peoples phone 276.
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Being one hundred and niney -four d9D bonds at one thousand dollars each, s194,- 900 and numbers
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CLOSING STOCK LIST.

Sales. High Iow.cl...-.
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THE LOCAL MARKETS
Local Cotton Market.
Local Iron Market.
Local Securities.

ICorrected by J. IA. Caicwell & CL.
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Ia MUSICA Y LAS 4MUJERES.
NUEVO ARTE De ESCOJER ESPOSA.

.Cierto sabio aleman que es la vez un
misico notable, asegura que para escoger
Ia mujer que lie convene para esposa, ell
+. hombre sdebes 'probarla por la mtsiea" ;.
, Con este fin, bay que procurar que la mu.
ier tenga oportunidad de OR mdsica de va
rios grandes compositores, y deben obser-
varse Embellishments las impresiones que
en- ella produce cadae composition.
CUna mujer que sprefiere los valses, y Sc
.bre .todo. los de Strauss, necesariamente
sera de caracter frfvolo. ST le gusta la
m1sica de Beethoven, serd una artista,
pero nunca una m4jer practica.
I 5Qu6 una mujer prefere la mdsica de
Liszt? Pues no cabe duda, es ambiciosa.
IQu@ prefere Mozart? Entonces 10 mas
probable es que sea orgullosa. Las admi-
radoras de Gounod son de caracter dulce
y gustos romanticos, 10 que no admirara al
que recuerde el 'Fausto' 10 que no Sc ex-
plica tan bien es por que las que preferen
q Ofenbach han de ser coquetas.
s. La afei6n la mGsica de Ffctow, un.
compositor va pasado de moda, denota un
alma vulgar. ..-e
En- fin. las admiradoras de Massenet
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D


En s1iJ gdl saT tas festas
hln ven d y ma oe ern16 sss
flores de que rico egie
Las stin glid seEitas uroua y
Carmen ViiIodag Sc enenentran en- esta
capital hosped os esli-
mabIes esposes ez sbeda
Una esplendids astrold aerieo
cdgmers que nos tren gra tlsirna i'm pl
sion de- sn saimp tie
Que sea por nuclio s.
g7sg6aiBe 2 as los eoTientes q m
baiile 81 ni6n de San sian cdgaE
promete reault inuy esplendida VI
c5ncuFrTda por disting guidos elementos de
esta sociedad.
Un tocayo del Kaiser rill1e sus oelicos
arranqaesde dee8ntada Independence, y
cae en las dulcss redes de unos ojos qle
no nor mirar tIaa de ilonfsimos lenteeitos
de sg mas mon distiihs uidla Idlena.
dejan dezser tan belIog Y brillantes como
los que mas.
Las cultas hiias de Ia sultans del ezte
dan gahOra preciada prenda de amor que
hara dfchososa los sfoftunados doncsles
de San juan
N4ego. yefistsqleo. padrfnado por q
distinguida sefiora t9oyco de IaTlinaga
su hijo Tniio reeilii6 las aguassdel bautis-
mo cat6Iico el domingo iltimo, el gracioso
'bebe de los espbsos Dexter Larrinaga
jose francisco Tulio.
Ofci6 el R.5P. Isern, del Is Versailles q
dohde Sc efectu6 Ia ceremonial " esplendI7
dain6nte ftlerons sotbsed diiad6sf por los pa.
dres y ypadrinosy los coneUf fTentes al acto
. FelicidaEes tengai siernpr pre5en scanino
el npevo soldado del cTistianisrno SIS L
Jlls eatrdgto La collection de postales
era hl11y bonita como que fflie eescoiiida 'por
la b6nitisim$ ora1lita M aria Ga bezas, due
la paYdi6 6enJeI tragectO de Id iTanca Is Ies
tuan agradecerfa mucho al que las ha-
llara tuvieTa Ia amabilidad de entregsr=
| seIass.9 Walls Ii pena Ia tai deVolucii6n por
or Ia4as dllees og facias' de- aqdella bo-
quita encdntadoIa cIaveIes u Tdsasi ~
Otro boda.-vE dia del entrante enero
contraeran matTimon catolieo en- 4Areeeib9oI
los distinguishes ioYenes don Joaquin
Ap6iilttee5,i de San 3 dan Y Antonita PaoKno.
de aquelRa9ciudad.s ;Bl5 29lsai a6as7I99,
Seran padrinos de la boda lasedora.
madre del contfayente z el padre de la
se1loFits gEssEiss9M sSIi
LuegO de- efeetuada la -ceremonia nup-
ciaI lvendr San b slan los sspeosos g.
iaraI u denciia. j q a sEeT 8sss S. 81
Nuestr cor d1iial fell citaci6u ujn
res deseoa egtapleta dicha para Ios5 fus,
turosse6 ven Ya abiertasssia Eli
suefa pues del donoso nido De sps dplceg
amokes ~ - 8 ! i A - - 4 :,
Eaaeaaq .deoto@ espososE l6seand0
los exposes Dix, segpirg gcostnmhEe que.
tienen eSt8blecida de Tecibir en- su casa
morada site "a saptgrees sua aplgesI q
dia pfnnero de 6nero del pr6ximo afio nue.
vo, tendran especial gusto de recibir sus
amistades dicho dia,desde las echo y media
hasta las once de la noche del mismo, Sc
gun nos 10 participant atentamente los dis
tinguidos esposos.
sFMPER.
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DiciembF6 25.-ARoehs sd qlev5s6lef c.
TO en- la precioa rquintaY de don Pedro
Quintero una jarana- bale familiar, la
cual qued6 muy. concurrida. =, I 3.s..
Fufmos muy bien atendidos por los dig
nos dueflos de dicha ''quinta' pdes nos
pbsequiaron con una espl6ndida cena y
Farios refrescos, en- celebration de la Ma
yidad. .-----~------ -
De ALI sali8ios muy agradecidos de
euantos obsequios nos hicieron. - ,.
La befleza de las damas ofrecIa un
aspecto deslumbrador y suggestive.
Ha sido concedida una escuela en-
este barrio, la cual Sc instalar6 en- el po-
blado. 8
Los padres de familia estan ya.deseosos
de yer dsus hijos en- Ii escuela. y aeg6n
Sc nos asegura vendra q esta escuela Ell
competente professor seiior Lumbano, de
10 que nos alegramos.
--Debiera componerse el trozo decami-
no entire este poblado y el sitio denomina-
do Pueblo Viejo para que Sc le haga mas
facil Ell concurrir q los nifos de- esta arte
& la escuela, pnes seste tTozo de canine esta
intransitable. N
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COBRO De PESOS.
OF1c1NA DEL MARsHAI. :.

oAq,tstis5 Magsa i0fafodpS0, Marshal DE IA
|o.a Co44e, titj9ieiPaI det Disaito Judicial
If # slManiaipaLlde San.Iuao, r. r.
sIlt3alnt,EaI III .alHsont1.
,aql lHAG0 SABER Que procedi6ndose al
cumpIimiehto de sentencia en el juicio se-
guido por 81 Abogado don Sandalio To
rres Mopge, en- representation de Harry
Kapl@h9 delhah dante, contra Sucesi6n de
Antdsfa " efaeJ lelnahda ado, bfecobrode
trescientos setentsi yooeho1 dollars 7 ($378),
intereses raz6n del uno por ciento por
mes, tesde eI IA de Octubre Gltimo, hasta
que sea, satisfecha dicha suma, mas las cos
tas; sesHa dispuesto 'Glzventa en- pdblica SUI
basta del inmuebleTsiguiente -
s'Una casata IL ma aera, terTeTa, techada
de zinc de cuatro, metros dc, ffente poE onr
ce de largo con s1 solar que mide diez. me-
tros de frente por ounce de fondo, sta en-
ell barrio de Santurce de esta ciudad, CO.
,lindando poI3 el Este con Ia calle We p por
ell Oesta con don SHiginio uAllende, por el
fNorte. epny don lIEmigdid s. rGinorioi y pof
Sud dofia Angela Pantoja."
Ell renate tendra lugar en- lao Ohcina del
Marshall (ca1Ie de Ahen thtimeto 19) el
dia 8 de Enero. de, 1906 "a -las.des de la
''5DGt Dicha hnSa e Aaila ,a4scta.t una Aejjeod
ci6n seguida por don Jose Claudio Viera
por cincuenta y ocho dollars 66$58.00l otEa
de don Jose, E.. Vidal npor setenta y dos
dollars k$72!60J y otraa -por Mr.. John S.
Browne por cuarenta yum dollars, j cos
tas resPeetivasaa ,1Ub0Ei iE ,s>i55<,' is..=
No SC admitirdn posturas que no t.eu-l
bran las expresadas eantidades, incluyendo
la de esta ejecuci6n.
DADO bajosmiSfrma enSSah Juan, 5P.z
r. q veinte y uno de Biciembre de mil no
vecientosf cincqyg r ~ Es@z E%E8
70 " @4@ @AGGSTTN MUSA.
Marshal d. la Corte Municipal.
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gs@ 6s9.s2s49 ss@ 'SUBE IA Z. s..a. !. .

solicitudes ser6n fecfbidas hasta :el nae
dio dia de Enero 16 de 1906 en- Ia 'o6ficina
de- JofgsiC sealgs; HeRdiheio de 1Esiin 1Esiinla5y, San
Juan, Puerto RICO, 4ldondes se..daF4 una
amplia information Feferente ai=remute de
muebles de ofeina, cajas para correspon-
depefas ae. : ara Ii CoFte DC Distrito de
los Estados Unidos. a. p.
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EN- Ell UNION CLUB.

Hemos sido atentamente invitado ara
el> baile annual que ce1ebTad a Union
Club" de esta Capital, j que sera llevado
efecto en- Ia noche. del 20 de los cosTiien-
tes, entire ocho y nueve de Ia misma.
Hay animaci6n para la fiesta que pro-
mete resultar magnffca. f.a .s''z5.s5
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METILoI bsS .Efs meIIUr ysnass SECURE
de tc dos3los especficos hasta ali "a oon5cido
para la cnta pernanente S#tc ias las4ep fer
medades de la ureta, "a 81 an estas cF6nfUas 8
RgudaS' sGl ntiena Ell ftuj0 v sura per COM
pletc, en- nlehos tteh pos pue niugdn tro pre-
parade similar, las gonorreas, espermatornss s
c1Stltls, ect. Mejor pueglaB inSecciones y mlly
Superior al 6andalo y GCTaibar Empie "a d
Eurt1r su efecto las tres custre horas de
haberse tomHd, "@71' @7'%'7
Los MhI4 OlDES"-son faSiles de mar
y eSt&n ptepafa ados,devmHneras spuetno revne,.
ven o! tsC6mago nFdrC alcen. Enalosa efeetgs.
De Venta en- t9das Is Bstieass- Pid dnse
muestras gratissS suss fnicrs f. briot ntes-
Efeder10k Stearns s. Ca. De roit, Mich
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GRATIS. GRATlS2 la-Iy

Pidase cataIogos d6a Ias inovedades mas
Vendibles en- aluminio, taEjeteros, tarjetas
bandejitas, miniatures, espeiitos de bolsi-
lilo, sellos fgtogfaffcos, icreyohes, pasteles.
Ganancias para a1abos dsexos' desde $50
S 100 por semana. 1C0NUORS & Coz
lepo F.. NEW ROCHELLE, N. " E.
J A, EE$t$ tAt@t.2 ~ ~ - 2f5 'vg4a ST. .; W
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aAgostigj Mtgsa tllfafodas0, Marshal de. "a
aa Cofts fijlieiipaI del Dtstrito Judicial
# =. I. sllEeaiaipalde Saa.dtan, r. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-28

LA TIENDITA.-De JzECREHARRLA
Plaza Principals al aI0o80 del A4,stgst6t-
- 9Iie71to.
Por cada 10 centayos d1e,g gA se gTasten has
ia ell de febrero de, l906ase Fegalara una
Papeleta deuna Preciosa mufieca y un ipia-
no. Hay juguetes, efeetOsf j rlteligiosos y.
NAAS''OA0A AsSsS3s 15s e .$a ~ = G7UgGa cttr47,
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IIIbIeAbdR EENE8Et
Il
TaaLl3ssssasas6 of he

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suelen pecar por tfmidas las que Sc des-
viven por Wagner parecen ser unas egois-
tomas de marea mayor. as sa
Todo, por supuesto, seg1n' el sable ale
man, que por 10 visto no es parttiidaro le
las exageraciones en- question de ga1an-
terfa. IL sira .Jza sn
En- esta imprenta Sc vende papa de PEI
ridico vieio & $500 quintal. i1sseh