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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-16

DefWncSOzaes. .-AnQela V6zQuez y
Piedra. Rafael Arias y GaraYias y Ce-
ella Rodriguez.
N1cin1Sentos. ~ ManueIa Gregorio y
Gim6nez, Carmen Robains y Figue-
roa. Carmen Vega y Silen y Barbara
.Yizcarrondo , Soriano
Mdtrsna0qSos Juan GaTcfa Verdon-
sas con Claudia EspinOgR v Rodriguez.
JARANA.-LR scciedad xLazO de
Or0S celebr6 81 s6bado una jarana ca
u casa del tesorerO de aqueils socie-
dad. FasuItando muy animada pues se
prolong6 haata Las cuatro de h mafia-
M.
JULIO Rodriguez rapt6 en- Juucos
s BrauliR q nzaiez. del bRrFiO GUFaD0
Arriba. Fueron detenidOs y denuEciR-
dos u iuez.
HAN sido puestos ca libertAd de "a
c6rcal de Puerta dc TERRA poF hsber
cumplido condena, Manuel LizarGi
Flores, Juan Andino Cruz. Juan Ro-
man Rodrfguez , Fermfn PizarFO Vsl-
d6s
HAN iDgFesado ca u c6rcel de dis
trito Julio Romero NegF6n y Narciso
R0moa Disz por scomefimientO y agFe-
si6t Felix Sknchez AndinO. Leocadio
Ross Adolfo FiQuerOa y Francisco
G0Dz9lfz. COR altaEar b pax p6bliea.
MANAN N ASse espeTan. los Vapores
SJulia9 GFArdinand de- Lsaepa.9 el
DFimero de Cubs y SaDt0 Domingo y
ell aegundn de Haiti = SaDto Domingo.
VARIOS veoinOs de- q calle del Sol
se haD quei4do "a AlcaIde de- lOa fre-
CueDtes bsiles que ss oelebran cd aque-
De calle con mOlestias para el descanao
de Ina VaciHoe.
CUARTO DE SOCORROS. Han
sido curRdos en- ID Sala de SOcorros.
Pl6cids, Rosario de una heridn contusa
60 D maDo deFpcha; Juau MOlinn do
una heridn en el brs 40 darechO: EGa-
1fa R blea desunR confusion IN q CaEe.
Tudaa "a caPeetar lave.
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TETuAN A5.

OfreCe & precios m6dic6a: ARNE-
SES COMPLETES AMERICANOS
DE CADENAsY RETRANCA.
CONSTANTE SURTIDOiDE FRU-
TOS DEL PALS. "A PRECIOS LIMI-
TADOS.
AGENTE GENERAL de Los M0li-
nos de PILLSBURY. WASHBURN,
FLOUR. MILLS CD. Ltd. de Minnea-
polls, MINI. que producer Ias afama-
das harinas de tfigo ePILLSBURY s.
EST xxx y 10 de maiz. sLA
ESMERALDA.1
AGENTE GENERAL de los Seio-
res HUFFMAN BROS de New York,
fIbriCInteu de las afsmadas maECas de
Manteduilla GLA FAVORITAS y GEL
YANKEE.D
AGENTE GENERAL de- ID cerve-
Cerfa eTHE CONGRESS BREWING
co., de- BROOKLYN. NN q 90 v. n.
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THE CONS SOLIDA IEO
EXPRESS OFFICES
Cargadores y remitentes para
todos los lugares de los Estados
Uhidos, Europa y vice=versa.

Tod dos los paquetes 8 carga
confados a nosotros recibiran
pronta atencion, Y So remitiran
& los precios de expreso mas Ii
mitad6.
Los efectos que Sc deseen en-
War por expreso, en- los vapo-
res do Ia N. Y. e p. R. s. s.
Go, SCoamoS y SPonceD deben
ser entregados los lunes hasta
las 10 de- Ia ma1ana, Y los que
vayan en- los de la+ xRed d. has
ta Las 2 de la tarde los martes.
San JlstO 4. C. BJJRSlAN.
Adnpiuislrados.
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EspI6ndaO Tsnats

TendrS efeeto 81 dia 81 de Enero {
las 2 de d tarde ca d casa de PE6sta-
mos de JoE6 BszSn, Allen 21, de Ias
prendas no renovadas ni c1nceIadaS s
50 debido tempo.
Il C6a9 cOntin6e hacienda sus ope-
rRciones de prestamos.
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b E r / D O

AnoOhe fu6 herido gravemente Cd 81
barrie de los Frailes (Rio- PiedFas), an
hijo de Fermfn VilleRas.
Sc dice que ell aCcidente fu6 casual.
& causa de que an dependiente del es-
tablecimiento de proviniones de don Ti-
burcip AntnflRnO. roanejand0 an re-
w6lveF. ss Ie escape an tir0 cuyo pro-
yeCtiA fu6 . aIoi6rsele d heridO en- 81
CerebFo.
AnpChe 81 estado del herido era
SPFavA
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c 0 MIDL.

Esta ncche comer6n con 81 Goberne.
dor. Monseflor BIenk. Capit6n Dunlap
y aeftQra, doctor Rafael del Vale "a
seflorita hiia, 81 tssororO de Puerto Ri
90 , Sd esposs, 81 Comisionado de ms
tFucci6n y sefIora y 81 sefior jose Guz-
man Bsnite2 v sef[ora.
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TELEeRlMA.

EI oapit6n Hurtsdo ha puesto 81
jefe de ls Pollcfs IusuIsr 81 siguiente
telegFama
eAcabo de arrestar & Gregorio Vsz-
quez. empleado de Obrss p6biicas. pOr
tener efectos pFopiedad Quartermaster
de los Estados Unidos. entire otros ca
tOrce saquitos p6lvora. La denuncia
hs sldo hecha al Juggado Municipal
para que ID pase ID Federal.
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Ell VAPOR eCoamos Sc espera q
miereples en ID nOche, proCedente De
los Estad Unidns.
LOS OBR EROS unionistas calebrs-
ran ub halle en Rio PiedFas el dia 81.
y los brerae republieanos 81 die Q8
HA SIDO arrastado en- Juncoa 81
indiviHun Absd Gop8ale2 eJaib0, p
p0r abuse de cOnhaDEa Este aerviCiO
e praatafon 81 cAbO RodFiauea y guar-
diRAm mpnF
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as J.
CA 70I070 0Isl1l1IiTfI97N
9. !. T0I0T1IOT2TOIOifT z
MOGHl SUERTE.

Lagracioas chiQuiIla Maria Gorbaa
Cest9ros fu& LbsequiAlR con Is bonita
mufi Be que Fegalaba Ella Tiendits,
81 lado del AyuntsmiaDtO.
Tiene suerte a. hijA del amigo Emil
lio.
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CONShJO A LAS AiADtkh5. y y iarabe cainaante
a q aeorl WinsloW debe uslrse sismpre que los nes
astau 81 periodic de- IA den ci6n. Proporclona aEl-
Immediate Al iequeno pacientes produces un fueno ma
tnEal tranquilc aiva el door 81 anEsllto aespaSzs
a nino abauda sus encias avia srs dolores haes g
Giles fancIones del ost6mago gula los tntesthos
t 81 rnrnr r.nessio copocido para la diauea Va pro-
venna 60 az Ia eentici6n de cn4luuza oga cauaa
T6npnss mucho cuidado pedir 81 arabs @alnlanfe
a. IA SsGora Winslow'' Is q fnsiof Dc todols
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JUAN NIGUEL KElRnEy.
ABO0ADO.
AQundiIlns p R.
INTEREsA a ToDos

DecIaraciones de nncimientos.
Declaration de defunci6n.
CerHfcaciones m6dicas.
DOCument0 de fianzRs.
Licencias para dar sepuIturas.
ConocimientoB do cabOtuje para bu-
ques de- Yela.
En- eLA CoEreapondencia.s d. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-16

DIR. ALvAREs VALDES. Cirujano dem
tistR americana de Ia UniveFsidad do PENN
silvania 30 amos de practica- Con todof
los elementos necesarios para ell ejerciCio de
n profession. Equidad, esmeroy Guarantees
Horas |de ofioinas.--De b 4 lib 1. al. m. De 4 )
p. ia. Altos de Is Farmacia del Lcdo. Dau-
bon. Francisco III. Telefpno 223
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JACTNTO NARAlVJO. Ciruiano Den
iatas-Ha trasladado su oticinadental la
nallo de Ia Tanca, No. 5, altos, donde ofreoe
nus servicios al p6blico en- general 2.
PLANTAs DE CLAVEL AEargarita on
tiestos. Amarillos, blancos " rnios 4 % cts
una. Los vende. FFdqlcisc0 Mag.tsases. Ca
Ns Amistad I4.-Yauco, p. b.
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.COLONIA ESPECIAL de estudisntes pner-
torriquefos en Baltimore, Nd q cargo de I'D.
Rafael Janer 1914 Druid He'll Ave.--Ad dmite
ninos ni6as memories de IA afos. arazon de
$3.50 anticipates por Samestre, en- concepto
de pupilaie, ensenaEza, lavado dercpas asls-
tencia mediGa medicinas. 4 Referencias: ur,
Coll y Lodos. Figneras = Perea en- San Jtan,
D. Arturo Dfaz en- Arecibo, DIR. y. Orcasistas
on Rio -Piedras, Doctor Martinez Guasp en-
Mhyagiiez, Lcdo. julia en- Ponce, %. Basilio
Pinero en- Caroline, ID Juan Davila en- Mana
81, d. Jose M Deliz en- Aguadilla, D. Fran
cisco Giuliani y d. Jose Benftez en- Vieques.
90v.R.
3 LIN1A F'ERREA DEL OESTE
Itinerario. -salidas de Bayam6n Capital
simultaneamente.
Dias laborable. Mahana 8, 7l15, $50; 9.45
HOO. Tarde 1915, AS, S15, Abs, $50 y
Dias festivos. MaSana e.I lis, $50, Gas,
HOO. Tarde 1914, 1.80, 2.30, g. 30, 4.30, $50
6s15.
Bflletes baratos para dias festivos. DeCa-
tafio Bayam6n, idayi vueltR g claSe 1925
20 olase eO-16, De l3ayana6n & Catafo ida
vuelta q clase 0.15I e clase 0lO
Billete ordinario de Capital 4 Oata1o en-
2H ,clase 3 centavos:
Bayamon, 10 de Septiembre de 1908, Ra-
mon Valdes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

E. s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Winter Schedule.
In effect December "a, 1904.
Str. HARRY RANDALL, Mondays and Wednes
days at 400 pm. for Colonial beach, Coiton's
Bushwood. Rock Point Curriomen, Nomini and in.
termediate landings river Saturdays at ZOO
am for above iendlngs, Including Wirt's. On
Mondays trip, landings In Lower Machodoc, and
Thursday up touching at Wirt's
STR. EsTELLE RANDALL. FOR GLYMoNT AND
intermediate landings at 0 am. daily, except
Sunday. Returning about pm. de30-tf
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CIGARS OF THE PHILIPPINES.
It is Claimed They Are Not Dangerou
Rivals of the American Product.

The manager for one of the firms of eX
porters and importers at Manila has writ
ten letter to the Secretary of War III
which he says he has noted that the ciga
makers of this country are opposed to tht|
reduction in duties Philippine cigars
fearing competition, but in his opinion tho
importance of the tobacco industry in thd|
islands is overestimated by most people IN
this country. He submits statistics show
ing the exports of Philippine cigars TO thtI
United States for the fiscal year TO have
been s1.945. whereas Canada bought to the
extent of $13,397. and the united kingdom,
$50, lib. He says although Philippine eli
gars get reduction of % per cent in duty,
the reduced duty is practically prohibltIVe
The writer says only in two provinces IN
the Philippines can tobacco suitable for ci-
CARS be produced. Some of the larger fac
tories in the Philippines, ii is stated are
unable to get all OF. the cigarmakers they
require The writer also states that the
Philippine cigar seems more suited to the
tropics losing as he says 1t does, good
deal of its flavor in the temperate zone
The reduction of tariff, he says, will tend
to cause American capital to be invested
in the industry, and that the capital viii
find its return in business with the orient
and India rather than with the United
States. .
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Steam Launch Ruby.

The steam launch Ruby is at Rayner
old boat house. at the foot of 9th street,
having her boiler lowered in the hull in
order to give the boat greater stability en-
the water The new arrangement of the
little crafts boiler will necessitate tho
running of her propeller shaft through the
ashpan of the boiler. The Ruby was re.
built by her owner, Mr.. c. A. Plaskett.
from the wreck of the launch FaIcond
which struck on the piles at the mouth
OF the old canal near Alexandria and waS
badly torn up. During the winter Mil
Plaskett win make many improvements III
his little boat, TO make her more com{
Portable for cruising
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ATTORNEYS.

DAMAGE. ESTATE AND DIVORCE cAsEs-AD.
ytre free; frst-ciass lawyer; no charge without
service; fees moderate; syerythBg strictly cou.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY VIRGINIA. MARYLAND
farms; timber: mills; country hotels; industrias:
mercantile stores ! buy and sell; exclusively
deIT-26ts
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Drummers, Licenses in Mexico.

1t is reported to the State Department
that by a recent amendment to the Law
taxing travelling statesmen In the state oi
Tabasco, Mexico. all representatives oI
foreign business houses will have to pay
license fee OF $40. and those of local busi
ness men, IS. The license must be obtained
before any business can be done, in default
of which a fine of 81 will be imposed fad
every day until such license is secured. "a
buyers of goods from unlicensed saiesmed
are subject to the same fne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04

The WeerT1S Steamboat Co.
Winter Schedule In Effect December o. 1904
Steamer Anne Arundel will leave 7th st. wharf
every Thursday tweather permitting) at 4 pm. for
rivsr landings and Baltimore Returning will leave
Baltimore Washington from pier o. Light ST.
every Tuesday ct pm. arriving in Washington
early Thursday morning. The steamer will a lso
leave Baltimore every Saturday at pm. for river
landings as far up rs Leonardfown. Returning
VIII leave Leonlrdtown Monday at am, making
timore early Tuesday morning
All river freight must be prepaid. For further
Information apply to
Stephenson s Bro, Agents.
de24 II Telephone Main 745.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-0NE MILE OF LEESBURG, VA; TAG
acres; beautifully situated; medium improve
ments. bat fine site fer ecntleman's residence;
good land: oEe-half cleared. other timber. Adj
joining Land sells from $50 to $3.50 per acre. See
Us; we can make you an interesting price. At
kiNsoN q BALLARD CO., Inc, I4il q ct. NV.
ja2-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04

FOR SALE
OUR NEW BROCHURE.
which Is now In the printers hands, VIII tel!
you how, when and why. You should not fall
to get If at all interested in the purchase or
property in the District. 1t tells some very
plain facts about
CONNECTICUT AVENUE HIGHLANDS.
We claim for this subdivision that 1t Is the
best located Of any outlying property In the DIS
trict; that the prices of lots are the lowest on
this>market of any property of the same CHAR
acter; that you cannot find an experienced buyer
Of real estate in this city who Will not ADMIT
that the citys most substantial growth Is IN
that direction; that it Is the only location IN the
District where all the property In the neighbor-
hood Is restricted to cost and character OF
buildings allowed
WE CHALLENGE ANY ONE
to prove the contrary of the above statements rs
II they are correct, don't you think we have the
property that should appeal to the conservative
buyer? This Is cheap property II Is Deine
put in first class shape; will have all city I'M
provements and can hardly be classed as suDur-
ban. The selling of this sub. has iatey peen
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
the Connecticut Avenue Highland Company nav
ing closed contract with US for the exclusive
handling of its lots.
We have only about $50 lots to dispose OF. anu
they will not last long, the real estate market
bids fair to be very active this year. 70
Better see US now. Present prices are only oo
and IS cents per sqguare foot. You know these
brochure. You can have one by simply sendlng
your name and address.
ROBINSON g. COMPANY,
Incorporated,
Exclusive Agents,
ja3-3t 613 Fourteenth st. NV.
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Bids for the Wheeling Building. !.

Bids have been opened at the Treasury
Department for the construction Of the
government post office. custom house and
court house building a Wheeling, w. Va.
There were twenty-three bids, of which
that of Richardson & Burgess of Washing
ton, at $216,500, was the lowest.
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO EXTRACTING;
no pain feel, act and last longer than nataral
nIling. DR.. J. L. WILSON. 1908 3 St NV.
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FOR sALE-LoTs.
oa sAl MoIrsr PLEASANT HEIGHTS.


MOUNT PLEASANT HEIGHTS.
Now being subdivided into Vs. /, and 3-acre
villa pots,' all Of which covered with nat
ural forest shade trees. The natural lay OF he
ground will be preserved. We Will, however,
thoroughly grub cultivate and fertiiize the
villas In order to obtain VELVET LAWN.
Evergreens and shrubbery will also be planted
I'm an artistic manner to harmonize with the nat
ural forest shade trees. All the villas have
south and eastern exposure. part OF which already
have gas, sewer and water.
Price only Doe. to pc. SO. TT.
ALSO 125 SMALLER LOTS.
We VIII also have in the same subdivision
125 smaller lots, ranging from 3Se. to A0c. a
SO. IT.
This addition is part of Argyle better
known Blagdens Deer Park. Located between
18th and 18th sts., and squares north of Mount
Pleasant.
As the official plat is completed by
the government surveyors and Is recorded we Will
proceed with the improvements
A preliminary plat Is now on exhibition at our
Office. By calling you secure an option
on the choice lots or villa plots.
Terms: 800 TO $500 cash. balance $40 to $50
monthly. For full particulars drop postal, tele-
phone call for illustrated booklet" which
will soon be ready for delivery.
FULTON Il. GORDON,
Northwest Subdivisions a Speciality.
ROBERT f. HEATER, Mgr. Colorado bldg.
Automobiles at your service II you wish TO see
the property. Ja4-St
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WINTER RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY.
Atlantic City.
Hotel Morton.

virginia ave. near Beach. Atlantic City y J.
open all the year Fine table. Suites with
private bath Handsomely refurnished Perfect
sanitary arrangements. Elevator 10 all floors
Special rates for winter. Capacity $50
Mrs n X. HAINES, Owner and Proprietor.
ta4-130t, 10
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-08

Mrs. Sarah A. Clark of Alton. IT. and
Mrs. Ed Curtis Of Clinton. No.. also has
as guest his nephew. J. A. Conner OF
Fort Worth. Texas.
Mrs. J. T. Hardesty Of Brownloe. Neb..
is the guest Of her parents. L. E. Rollen
and wife. Her husband will soon COM
mence his work in his new appointment
in western Nebraska.
Miss Bertha Dukes has returned from
/ five weeks visit with her brother in
Victor and resumed work in the telephone
office.
J. A Mefford and family have re-
turned from Manitou.
Mrs. F. J. Crozier last week visited
Mrs. c. B. Ray. q friend Of her school
girl days at Lamar and took in the Fair
which she says was excellent.
G. o. Gould and. E W. Newbsrry on
their recent trip TO Portland extended
their travels 10 include u number OF points
Of interest on the Pacific coast
Fred Dibber Of the San Luis valley is
visiting his relatives. tho Goodner broth
ers.
Capt. and Mrs. Saml. Robinson recent
ly celebrated the fifty-seventh anniver-
sary Of their marriage.
Last Thursday evening was the oeca-
sion Of a hilariously happy outing when
the first hay ride Of the season was in
dulged in by the Orthos with Miss Bart
lift as ehaperone. Prof. Bolles extended
an invitation to the crowd to linger at his
home long enough to feast upon peaches
and melons before resuming tho ride.
With many cheers and thanks to Prof.
Bolles the happy crowd started for New
dale. where. on the cantaloupe platform
a delicious lunch OF melons. fruit. eggs.
sandwiches. pickles and soda pop was
served. Then amid much merrimen, tho
crowd wendcd its way homeward. and
the frs. hay ride Of tho season was de-
clared perfect success.
There was a good attendance at the
Gold Medal contest hold a, tho Methods,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-08
A Pleasant Day In the Country.

S. c. Orr and wife Of Pueblo. old
friends Of Jos. Elmer and w. n. McCas-
kill. prosperous farmers and s,oekmsn
living six miles west Of Rocky Ford. re-
Gently paid the Elmer & Mecsskill ranch
. visit. Very thouehtfully the editor Of
the Enterprise and wife were invited out
TO renew the former acquaintance with
the ors. Il goss without saying that we
went When The dinner hour arrived the
party sat down 70 most generous eot,n-
Try dinsss. And there are no bsttsr din
nsrs than the old fashioned meals psov'd-
I'd by the wsil-to-do American farmer.
The main dish was turksy-spsing turkey
accompanied BY all The iuxuriss which
are 80 pleasantly associated with high
class turkey dinnsrs. And the cream
was ersam-eould almost stand alone.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-08

There was good attendance a; the
Gold Medal contest hold a, tho Methods,
church las, Saturday evening. Lynn
kleirtcltcf was tho successful contestant.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-08


During our after dinner talk Mr.. Nc
Caskili spoke Of the great value Of the
telephone 70 the farmer In the matter Of
irrigation. The psompsnsss Of the receipt
Of information regarding the opening Of
gates providing for tho immediate use Of
water without delay or waste. made the
telephone very paying Investment.
The Elmer q MeCaskiil ranch contains
i7o acres. devoted TO general farming
nd is equipped with all machinery and
appliances necessary for handling farm
operations In modern manner. A gaso-
linc engine pumps water for tho house.
for lawn irrigation and for tho various
feed yards. I, also runs a combined
siieing and pulp machine for converting
sugar boets into tho bost shape for feed
ing stock. Sugar baais hayo boon found
10 DO most valuable for all farm stock.
even tho bes; Of pork being made with
,hom as tho main ration.
A favorita camping place for tho In
dian boot fold laborers Is near ."iei&or.
During the frs; years Of tho use Of In
dian labor many OF tho workers were OF
tho unimproycd blsnko. ,ype. tFor tho
past two years tho workers have boon
mainly intelligent English speaking young
mon from tho Indian sehoolsJ Near
Wie,ser was large prairie dog town
which tho farmers had failed 70 dopopu-
lato by poison or otherwise. Tho prini-
tive Indians three years ago took notice
of tho nearnoss Of tho village and woro
af,ar working hours In carry
ing water to pour down the holes. very
e.feesual way Of capturing prairie dogs.
Tho plump little animals are excellent
easing-for those who like ,hem-and the
farmers crops arc not now molessod BY
their ravages.
Last year from seven aeros Elmer &
MeCaskill sold the Sugar Co. $500 worth
Of beSts. A careful account was kept OF
the cost Of cultivation and harvesting.
which was abou. 81 per ton. tho field
averaging about % tons per acre. The
same field is in bacts this'year and promis-
es q yield equally as great. II not larger.
A total Of SO acres is being grown this
year. These large yields from tho same
land continuously Is secured BY liberal fer
.ilizing. extensive feed yards for cattle
supplying the material.
The shipping station known as "ietzer.
named in honor Of Manager Wietzer has
the distinction Of loading more beets for
shipmen. to the factory than any other
station on the Santa Fe. A large and
prosperous farming section is tributary
to Wietzer.
Our hosts belong to the greet majority
of Rocky Ford country farmers who favor
Rocky Ford's present attitude
on tho saloon question. The ao-
senee of the saloon aids greatly in keep
ing farm help in condition for continuous
service. -
The very small risk to which beets are
subjee. by hail is a valuable feature in
their cultivation as an all-round reliable
erop-in fact. they are the most substan-
tial foundation for the valleys future
great prosperity. =,
The ia, mer whose home has all the
modern eonvenienees, tezeept electric
lighting, with telephone service and rura
delivery. placing the daily papers on his
desk during the morning hours. is in ar
ideal position 70. independent. happy lw'
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-25

Il. Reidsma's buffet at 1869 Washing.
ton street journal Buldng) Is the
finest in the city. First.class goods
aud the best service Is the rule.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-25
BUSINESS notes.

Everybody who has had experience
of the famous Ec Leaf splits is loud
in it, praise II Is the finest laxative
water I'm the world and its use has
made thousands happy and healthy.
The Chicago agency is with the Stcu-
ben Wine Company. 2to East Madison
StY,tps
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-25

Joseph c. Jacques. the well-known
halter, is one of the most successful
and respected business men of Chi.
cago. MIR. Jacques was for years man
aver of Dunlaps, and has brought to
the conduct of his own business that
thorough knowledge and ability by
which he made Dunlap's renowned.
Mr.. jacques gives the best value in
the city at his store. 10 jackson boule-
ward.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-25

\ California astronomer has found
another moon for Jupiter, which the
latter may have If he will call and
identify his property.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-25

There are so many men past 40 who
are at work ana doing things that DR..
William Osler has met an extremely
rough house. Some men beyond 90,
at which age the doctor drew the limit,
have proven themselves 80 good in Il
rough and tumble that the university
man has come out of his bouts with
them in rumpled and dlstigurcd form.