davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1905-09-24

ESx just received your let
nlSA ter announcing your
NASSEC5 engagement to Miss
Anna May Jackson. l
don't know whether to
congratulate you or not So much
depends upon the girl, you know. II
minutes chat with her, could tell
whether you have drawn a prize or
a blank. AS it is l shall trust to
Providence and hope for the best.
Your description is entertaining,
but not very informing. You say that
she IS as beautiful as Aurora upon
a summer morn." that her eyes are
filled with Heavens own blue" that
her hair issa golden aureole sur
mounting marble brow" and her
cheeks are like the rosebud kissed
by the enamored sum-"
There is something reminiscent
about this, as the critics say when
they want to accuse writer Of plag-
iarism, and are afraid of libel suit.
I distinctly remember writing some
thing of the same sort about a girl
wss sweet on before / met your
mother. / saw her on the car the
other day hanging to strap. She
has grown pudgy; her chin has dis
appeared and her circumference is
greatest at the waist-line.
gather from your poetic If some
what moldy description nothing
more than that the young lady is a
blonde and a tolerabIy gooa locker,
and mention this old flame of mine
to impress you with the fact that
while Aurora is all right IN the
spring and summer, she begins to
look quite different when the time
comes to lay In coal. Beauty, my
boy, is a mighty good thing. Your
mother was the prettiest girl l ever
saw or ever hope to see, begging
your pardon, and she is still the most
beautiful woman this side the pearly
gates, in my estimation; but you
can't reasonably expect TO be as
fortunate as your father in that par
ticular. Beauty is a very desirable
but not a necessary attribute OF a
wife, and a man stands a mighty
poor chance Of permanent happiness
who banks on ii alone. 1t isn't al
ways desirable even. 1t is likely to
produce vanity, and vanity, besides
several other disa agreeable features,
leads TO extravaganza. 1 won't stop
to tell YOU what extravaganza leads
The Washington times., 1905-09-24
Or, again:

The attention of the managers
has been called TO tho fact that GER
tain individuals. believed TO be pro-
fess.onal gamblers. have been travel
ing to a1d fro on Atlantic steam
ships. and it is deemed right I'm tho
interest of the passengers 70 bring
the fact TO their notice.
The Washington times., 1905-09-24
A CONCESSION.

He-oh. but do love you; why. Ia
die for you.
Sne (poutiEs)-But I'm brunette. and
heard you say you preferred blondes
e-Well-er-usuaIly / do, but
She-However. If you're really willing
to die for me, I suppose 1 ought to
bleach for you.-Philadelphia Press.
The Washington times., 1905-09-24

IL isn't allowed to stick out, but ed
ucatfon, beyond the grammar school
course, is not an essential Don't de-
ceive yourself into thinking learning
an indication of brains. nor occa-
sional Stiffness lack of wit. Some
of the biggest fools | ever knew
male and female, were chock fuII of
facts and figures and quotations and
other mental lumber that didn't do
them or anybody else any good.
don't mean to belittle the value of
learning. No one appreciates it more
than l do, but it doesn't spell sense
On the other hand, all normal bows
and girls pass through silly period.
and most all grown people have oc-
casional lapses in that direction,
sort OF cerebral vacation, which is
sometimes beneficial to the individ-
ual If not always edifying to others.
But the possession of a practical
workaday intelligence will stick out
may do to cover il up, and il you
can come down from the clouds long
enough to take stock. you should
be able to satisfy yourself on that
point, IL you haven't already done
so.
You notice l don't ask you about
Miss Jackson's fortune / don't care
whether she has red cent or not.
In fact l hope she hasn't, for the
poor man who marries a fortune is
up against one Of the hardest propo-
sftions our sex can have TO contend
with. Unless he has character and
strength Of purpose far beyond the
ordinary he Is almost sure to degen-
crate, to become a mere appendage.
OF less value to himself and the world
than one of his wife's servants. If the
girl you expect tO'marry has money
see to 1t that she keeps it, and keeps
1t where you can't get at it. Hoe your
own row. There's only one way to
n
is the process. If she has nothing.
you can start even and pull together:
and I'll tell you, my boy, there's
nothing in this world so heartens a
man as willing woman hitched to
the same load. II she have sense and
love she will pull, too. harder per-
haps than you can; but II she be
fool no matter how she may be
.veneered with the greces of society,
no matter how erudite she may be,
she will balk or kick over the traces.
and If she don't spill the load she'll
make 1t all the harder for you 10
draw. So I say that few grains Of
plain common sense are of more i'm
portance In a wife than beauty,
money, or culture If Miss Jackson
has 1t then say go ahead, and your
mother and will give you our bless
ing and something else.
Don't fool around about it, either.
| don't believe In long ENGAGEMENTS.
There is nothing so wearing on a
woman as protracted wedding. II
you have no debts and enough money
in your pocket or the bank to nav
the preacher and furnish up a little
fat, don't put on the day any long
er than is necessary for her to get
ready. AS a rule a girl wants a few
months, perhaps year for prepara-
ton; man in the first enthusiasm
of acceptance wants to be married
tomorrow, today, right now. The
girl is right. The altar should not be
boarded like delayed trolley car.
The Washington times., 1905-09-24
NOTICE.

Gamblers have been known to
cross on transatlantic steamships
and passengers are warned against
playing games of chance.
The Washington times., 1905-09-24

Make the Engagement Short But Don't
Sneak Down ths Alley and Get Married
by Justice Of the Peace Just to Save
Trouble and Expense" ~ * X
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-22

going TO be worth attending. so much
80 that it will be a misfortune and a
loss to any individual who is pre-.
vented from being present.
The Red Letter Days will have the
fun Of a ourth-of.July celebration
without the heat, the hullabaloo and
other unpleasant Fourth of July ac.
oessories. The program fills up the
time comfortably, not crowding
events together so as to make it a
matter Of hurry and worry to keep up
with it. A number of new and novel
features are introduced. one Of them
being a broncho busting contest, the
iirst entertainment OF its character
ever given at any celebration OF fesu.
val in this city
There will also be especially en-.
tertaining features for all games,
races, baseball football. horse race,
and a big rock drilling contest in
which the crack drillers will partioi.
pate. Tie purse for this contest will
be 800 plus the entrance fees col.
ieoted. All games will bo held on
the railroad grounds and it costs not
"a cent TO see them all,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-22
3 RED LETTER DAYS
To Be Observed by Grants Pass Mer-
chants Sept. 2S, 20, so

The Grants Pass merchants have
decided to set aside the last three
days of September, the 2Sth. 29th and
S0th, which shall be known as Red
Letter days, and it is proposed TO
make these events an annual occur.
renee. These days will mean much
to every person living within 90
miles Of the city as great induce
ments will be offered to all buyers Of
merchandise. The local merchants
propose to make sweeping reductions
on many articles in their stock for
these three days and these DAYS only.
On the following Monday the former
prices will be resumed. This re
duction applies to all lines Of busi.
ness-dry goods, clothing, hardware
groceries This will be the time for
every farmer or miner to lay in his
winters supply of goods. WatcL
the next week papers for prices and
tell your neighbors about it.
The committee in charge of the
amusement features Of the Red Let.
ter Days festival have produced a pro.
gram which is full of enjoyment and
real fun. The Red Letter Days are
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-22
COLUMBIA CONFERENCE
OF N. f.. Church South Meets In
Grants Pass Next Week.

The Columbia Annual conference of
the NJ. Il. church, South, will begin
its 4th Session in the NJ Il. church,
South, IN Grants Pass, Wednesday
evening, September 27tb. Rev. A. ].
Ellison Of Myrtle Greek will preach
the opening sermon. Bishop H. g.
Morrison of New Orleans, who is
now in Portland will preside. The
conference comprises all Of Western
Oregon. There will be something
like 70 preachers. delegates and
visitors, besides the members of the
executive boards of the church from
the east.
The business Of the conference will
begin at O'Clock o. m. Thursday and
will continue till l2, and will last
till Monday when the appointments
will be announced for the coming
year.
At the conference each preacher is
called by name aud his character
passed, when he will report his work
during the year past.
These meetings arc full OF interest
to all who may attend Every ybody is
invited to attend the business sessions
Of the conference
There will be preaching every even.
ing by somo one of the visiting
preachers, aud on Sunday they viii
occupy the various pulpits OF the
city.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-22
TO BEAUTIFY THE CITY
Municipal League Proposes Cen
ersl Tree Planting.

At special meeting Of the Muni.
cipal League, held on Monday the
18th inst, the matter of planting
trees along our streets to add beauty
to our city was discussed. The con.
sensus Of opinion was that more
efficient work could be done by ap.
pointing a day to be called Arbor day
and devote that day to the PLANTING
OF trees, or otherwise to improve the
appearance Of our city. It was
thought that all citizens of Grants
Pass would be interested in this
movement, and therefore it was
deemed wise to defer final action un.
til the next meeting of the league.
We hope that all citizens will be
interested in this movement, for any
thing that adds beauty to our city is
a benefit to all it's people. The
Citizens Municipal League deserves
credit for the manner in which they
have taken hold OF things for the
betterment Of our city. Some Of our
best citizens are interested in this
league and 1t is bound to prosper,
as IL stands for the bettersment Of
Grants Pass without regard to persons
Dr class
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-22

WITH EACH MANS SUIT AT $1OOOOR
OVER WE WILL GIVE A SUIT CASE FREE!
BUY YOUR FALL SUIT NOW, AND WE
WILL GIVE YOU THE SUIT CASE.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-22

z. c. Dixon
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT

we have surpassed only extend to YOU
and dWntesu
that We 'e' 'O"''"'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-26

llega oil 6xit0 de cuaIquier empresa, 10
mismo financiera que mercantiI.
-Tr6tase de estableCer una acRde.
mia musical en- ests pueblo con u ayu-
do del municipio y de algunos vecinos
pudientes.
Aplaudimoa d i5eS. La m6sica es
Ia mas bella de las artes y como tai es
el alma y Ia vida de los pueblos.
En- estog d1as nos Visit6 Ell padre
don Juan Gonzalez antique cuHa pa-
rroco de este pueblo.
Ri padre Gonzalez ea hombre en-
prendedor y ha venido & arregiar nota-
blemente sus casas que pok6a Rquf.
Dam0sle ID bienvenida.
Las pIantaCiones de tabAco en los
Cocos y Otras vegas estsn muy hermo-
sas; Les he heChO IN tiemEo muy fAvo-
rable.
Actualmenta muelen les haciendas
de don Antonio Lopez y de los Perez.
en- esta l0cRlidad, denominadas respec
tIVAmente GL1a Esp lz1p y Els Lui-
sa.S I'll mRsoabadO 10 detalla aqui
.hasta 9 centavos liOrs.
IA domingo pr61in1O paaadO iban
oe este pueblo con direction aiSan } uau
a0s ores- Francisco Maimf y Julio II
qulerdo. este 6ItimO policfs insuIar s
hilo de familia distir gaida en b Ioca.
lloao, y tuvieron d desgracia de que
g. cA6AlAo que tirs 81 coche ca que
YlsJa0an. ae desb0cars echando el vehi-
culo por an barranco. pr5ximo d puen-
sa de Rio Lsias. d0nds se dastrcz6. rO-
d.ndo dichOs se1ora con peligFo de 50
Vloa por a pendients absio.
~ cabaIlo ana Vaz rotos los tirOs y
~ lanza del Coche iQui6 auVeFtigino
g carrrera Dor Ii carretera. El senior
]. NAelnl y su primo JuIso I9quieEco an-
heron con algunao con 1SionS no do
gEaYedAd, aunQue 81 ousto consiguion-
g peFia fepomep1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-26
NOTAs PARLAM EhTAR!As.

AL dincutirse aver elF6sSg no. "a del
gefior BesOBa. para incorp0far "a Ca
mara de Concrete de Puerto Rico ge
prOmOvi6 IN debate muy animad0. en-
tire su autOr y el LcdO. aefIOr De Dies
90 y on 81 Cual GerciaFOn los sefloaes
Soler , Ramos.
Este 1ItimO sOstuvo que Is institu-
ci6n que Sc trAtaba de estableceF ora
Gimplemente una enti6ad juEfdidA 8
civil v poH tanto habia necesidad de
Oonsiderar incOrporada& & ella III actual
C6mRra de COmerCiO. hi mucho menos
auG sOciOs sin pariuiciO. desde luego.
de que estos y dicha Camara se refun-
dieran en- una aOI@ entidad civil que
pudiera Ilamarse, tai como se ppop0ne
en- Ell 6SW. CSmara de Comercio de
Puerto Rico y que ee Rija .poH los estR-
tutOs Quofne expresan On dicha Ley y
que fueran aprobados por la CamRra
de RepresentOntes.
Esta proposition mereci6 Is aprobA-
Ci6n general.
Lot sedoreg De Diego 3 BaBoaa con-
tinuaronlen 81 debate iliciadu
CEeen1os Queel asunto ea important
te y mereCe detepido estudiO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-26
SECeI0N De F0IIENTO, AGRIeyLIuRA. U
1USTPIA y GOMERCI0
Utilization ID los prOtuetOs allBal8s. .--LeehsIas.


d p &C. on nqSs. g mes 81 nS g. mi0 @ od 3 q @
n pria Greer que pa. ops99
5srse si de q 4 on.srraei6n
saain. . ss5
6gcas on sn Is suata9eias aue h sEssn oo s
Pscaa Bs a @ oe y s5 gS % sS y & b "a pal
ss1s a R. Us ss 9ssD e nssa e. 8BS4a% % e @ @so
Trar Dc obnsr onndaa ,insntendO
M y Con fOrlag insufenes industrial d
n meso o @ pges 4 olsa g amoosP aee Il @ -
csntdad gosss @ a @ buo e % e sTaentaci5n
oqest s e,Oio pducto mls
reer is entos dos como han
guna e5sncon e nQestIo srteuQ bre naes n 1os n
ngtrvOs en pOpCr6n cada 1000 hBra del
HidFatos carbonahd u 5, Graa
que s.Stidsd .gu. debo
ener aisa1es dsI n eno ds sssa de nsrs que
IoVdndo in
Este 6tin9 mssod puede epIearae
pu resu sepre q contra d L Vacs ei peas sr f
para y eundsd qus gazA leg poduotos d 4 leoheTla
@ - a oeoa asnaDo opo
que oamente pude hacer la
q soal demasiads cndad de pe9do
rscbs dgTante todo die sarrada gdn Oca cOrent
resopar paar ooents Is vista de e aa ondaea
ons s sn s an68 85S @ ses s % m a SnS Sond sd
eorTente 81 o poduoo5n Be asauys y ssta y r.
due results
pr0ductOs
snfeTmedse como es IS a. 81 en-
bacillus Oacteras del i
deen ser 6tradas hac cuando animal
que aoonanos ID conutruoci6n sn
fncas de ebvaderos dep6Os ond eYe 81 dpues 6
ConsrucOnes mas adeante
paa diuye sustancias amentC del
rio; oa dsuye las su.nss dgeb del forage enadR
desinada ia formA6n d Ia ehe
Is o9ntidaa de necita cer nedades
sgua no msnoT mayor "a
ssgdn ans Payen johnson
pS del dyeccOnes candad de
bFs cada libra de sustancas cndd de forage
adend0 promedio
6raa suatancias cdad de deyon poducida
- muhpc9do or 81 81 6 iba 81
candad de q ihE
cndd de contenida forage c0nsumo admo
libra proe resul candad neCa
disover Las dgsbes del forage "a hh
Como anas prRcdos conane lcupo de
6Op de suponend0 500 bs caniiad
lbras
mia ibmg.
amentada produce Dor t6rno aedo u E
eche pof a cua 10 bras h eChe coene
en- so n s de e necetn
Resumendo tendos que caniad de mno medic
DO suminigraFse & la
Para disover l.s susnC digeib!es IS q ibras
Tara au econon1a 80 90
Fara ee1orar a Aeche SO
que 6scs total de
sean 26 itros on n1meros redondos.
rzAN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-26
P8TafQs de In Is
critic a IA CanaTa
De D8Iegados.
Ell senior AgOSlInI pld8 $4,000
paIa InpuISaT Oh Ia isIa In
dusITIls textiles.

InsertGnos & continuation 7arios
pGrrafos del escrito preaentado 4 10
C6mAra por 81 senior AgOatini:
<Hace tempo que me Vengo ocu-
pnndo de Is planta IIamada sSRnseve-
riao v no habla dado publicidRd, hasts
no yer tOdOs los datos SECURES, para
poder decir 81 pals en- que he viVid0
m6s de cuarenta amos. que ca 81 he
tornado mi fGnilia. y como tSl tengo
81 derecho nRto de decir, es mi segun-
d. patria, y pOder deCir hoy & sus hi-
jos llenos de- grandes necesidades.
Eata e1 la RIGA planta, qUes si prom
to O. dedicRis & su cultiv0 podrS daros
muy en breve al bienestar SECURE, de-
Hapareciendo h Vez ID peCesidad de
ir paises lejanOs 4 gAnaf el sustentO
para vuestras farnilias.S
.sss.s.s,s.ss .,.... 80. .sfslss.sss
cal llegar & Ponce 81 Honorable
GObernndor, quise darle & Conocer
esta ricR planta, y 6 ID vez mis- traba-
jos sobre los textiles.
Al nOmento manifesto sus buenos
deseQ de tener todps los datOs en-
cnaritO Hegase6 10 Capital. Me per-
miti decirle 10 que antes hAbia publi-
CadO.
clos textiles pueden DIR ID isIa
mas v6Ior en- ga exportaci6n que 10
que on ID actualidad ds el azdcRF y el
cafe. Por mas inferior que sen el to-
rreno pFod1ce textil.
Varios 1ilIOnes de Quintales SO po-
drfan obtener todos los amos. La CO.
,sechR serfa continue. Y Puerto Rico.
en- proportion & su extension. vendFfa
ser 81 pals mas productive del
mund0.S
sssesssss III sa'Is fst -
sFalto hoy de recursos 10 he heCho
con los textiles. 10 que hiCe con 81 a.
R0d6n hace 40 afios. Fol 81 6nico en-
q isla Cd haCar u instRIaCi6nI de ma
uuinOs dc vari0a fabricRntea haata lie
oar & y perfection en- eI desInote de
los aIgodoneB faciIitarle loa agri-
Cultores toda ID semilla gratis psra la
siembra.S
- sst.sssSsess's -. s,',' : 80 ~ sI.-s.sss
<Como 10 he manifehtado he empIea-
6OtOdoa mis- pocos recursos en- II pro-
psganda de los teOtiIel. Quisieta ha-
cor prOntO ID installation de las n16qui-
mas que de Europa y los Estados Uni
dos me Iofrecen.
No s0lamente para la SSanseveria.2
aino para todo 10 que sea te1tiI.
Ponerl6 la vez en- conoCimiento de
loo ngricuIt0Fes t0d0a los dAtos conCeF-
nientes & s1 Cu1tivO y benefcio,o
aestss sssss.ssssossssss ss Js 3o A. ..ss.s
Ella Cantidad que necesitarfa serfa
de veinta mil pesos.
Sefiores delegados:
El que ha contribuido & darIe 81
pals muchos millones de baneicio eS
81 que viene hoy & decirIe.
Ay6denme con Id CAntidAd que in
diCO para que pronto hRga con los tex
tiles 10 que he hecho Rntes con el al
gOd6n lei cafe. en- la plena seguridad
de que set6n otrOs tNntOS millones que
81 paiSs sobtendf6 de benefcios en- bre-
YES afiOs.S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-26
JUSTO ACUERDO DEL
AYUNTA MIEN1'O De
TOA ALTA.
PlOmstedOr aspoGtO do pIanta.
CLONES Dc tabsGO.
Un vehfcuIo fue 4 parar
al fondo de IN barranco.
de maestro o0rresponsa1).


Enero 24.
El AyuntamientO ca su session del
jueVes pasado tom6. entire otrcs. ell
EcuerdO de dirigiFse 81 SecFetaFio de
Puerto Rico con eI fin de que deja sin.
efecto ell empire stito que solicit6 Ia sd
ministraci6n republican,. Dorque cree.
y con rsz6n, que con eae dinero ae pa
gAran actuaImente atenciones de toda
Ia municipalidad que c0mprende los
pueblo anexados de CorozaI y Dorado
v INA vez seggegados 6stos solo Toa
Alta corresponde satisfacer III deudR
de- dicho ampr6stit0.
El senior Manuel ValiIla IS 81 zea.
der del aYuntamient0 unionista, siendo
81 quien lIevh "a V0z cantante en- las
sesiones Este concejal es hombre de-
negoCios. de claro v recto criteriO. v.
aunque aIgo ioVen todavfa. posee cau-
dRA de expeEiencia que We quisieran
para 81 muchOs hombFes naaduros.
VeliIla no ea homhra fscil de- enga-
Ear; poR 81 c1ntraKio e hombrs aYisa-
do. Cuando otro Ya 81 viene, J como
% mpy blap q eaninQ pog dop1a %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-26
FALlECIMIENT

Ia seiora dt fia JUL / BachilIer de
Rodriguez. falleci6 cd ID tarde de
Ry0r.
sSu entierro verifc6se estas mAfIana,
aSiatiendO & 81 fiumerosa concurrencia.
Ii finada fu6 matrOna estimsdfsimR
en- esta sociedad y era espoaa del vice
consul de Espaia senior Tomas Rodri-
guez.
Reciban sus deudos tpdos la expire
sion de nuestro sentido pssame.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-26
AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO

in effect on and after December g. 1880. between San
Ian, Carolina, Arecibo, camuy AguadiIIa, and Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-26


Agaadna but tickets e one seat e co9 na VIII
responsible
1eFVCs :
Los
del blet 800 La onpAha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-26
'Onos IOIO.FOIOI2f0 2lOlO 4
Itsnas tLOI9l0L0LfI0l0IO.I11 n

i
-El fiscal de distritO ha ordenado
la prisi6n de R8m6n Morales Joa-
Qufn Rodriguez. vecinos de Gusyani-
lie por supon6rseIes autores de Ia
muerte del poIicfa insuIar Sauffrant,
que Fecibi6 nm baIazo durante IN ea-
c&ndaIo que Sc promovi6 en- GuayaDi-
Id y muri6 & los pee 1s dias. El hecho
ocuTri6 en- nOViembre pr6xim0 pa
sado.
Jose de Jes6s Rodriguez, Domin-
90 HePfeFV, Sixto Ortiz AnadOr
Rivera fueFon denunciados pOr ocupar
& niflos memories de catoFce amos ca u
conduci6n de vacas destinadas & Il
vents de leche en- 81 pueblo. celebra-
do ell iuiciO faerOn cOndenadoa So De
multa costas Rodriguez Ortiz y
Rivers. tiendo absueIto Domirg He
RI ara, porQue iustific6 que no fu6 con
su consentimientO que 90 hijo peque-
no se puao & cuidar unas vRcag del Ro-
dTiguez.
Stturnino Olivera zsn6n Ortiz
fueron denunciados da habsr m0ntado
en- an tren de carga de Il comps fifa
del ferr0carFil Due venfs de Yauco.
> deade b nOche del 29 de- diciembre
pr6ximO paaado sa encontraban dete-
nidos en- d ckrceI. El skbado Sc vi6
u cauaR en ID Corte municipal y salie-
ron Ahsneltos. siende puestos en h-
bertad.
Ell sefl0r Tous. juez de distritO ae
enCuentrn haCe dfns enfernlo. pOT CuyR
rsz6n han sidO suspendidos los iuicioB
sefiaIadoa paFa eatOs dfas.
-Aquf ee sQuarda con impaciencin
que s. resueIVa elements Lao
s0Iicitudes pre- sntadas II honoEal1le
QobeEnador goIioitando 81 indultO de-
Ios sefIores Pericks y Rodriguez. pre-
sOs 60 gCkrCaI pOT libeIO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-26

METILOIDES -Bl mejor y mas seguro
de todos los especiicos hasta ahora conocidos
para Ia cuta permanenDe de todas las enfer-
medades de Ia uretr&<ya sean 6stas cr6nicas
sgudas. Contiene}el fuio cura por COM
pleto, en- Inenos tempo que ning1n otro pre-
parade similar, las Epnorress, espermatoreas,
cistitis, ect. Meiof que las inyecciones Y muy
superior al s&ndaho y copaiba. Empieza 4
surtir su efecto S(as tres cuatro horas de
haberSe tornado.
Los "ALETILOIDES" son faciles de tomar.
y estan p1eparadoS de manera one no revuel-
ven,el estdmago nj producen malos efeCtos
DeVenth eh todas las Boticas. Pidanse
muestrRs gratis sus dnicos fabricantes.
Frederick EtearnsG Cal, Detroit, Mich.
n TT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-26
Ron I'lLAVE.n

ACCOMPLISHMENTS 81 mas puro, higie-
niCO y sgradable que se fabEica en- 81
pals, So vende ca Ios qricipaIes eats-
blecimie1toa. y en Arecibo por SuCe-
aCrea ne Roses q Ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-26
FARNACIl iMER ERICAHA

Pfldor T6nicas Ferfueinosas con-
trs i Anemia poteS de Glen so CEN
Jab6n d CastiIIa Iegitino. poi libra
4 SIa S1a Francisco 3 50. 81 B Jupn ! ,-R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-26

Eneun impronta 1s vende papsI a
pci II Vicia o uUin