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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27
spAnlsA WAR VETERANS
Elec, New set Of Officers and Take In
New Members.

At the city hail last evening meeting
of Robert y. Huston camp, united
spanish War veterans was held. Sew
eral new applications were filed for
membership. and three new candidates
were mustered In.
omcers were elected for the easuing
vear as follows. w. II. Mitchell. COM
nander: Leonard Tlsor. vice command
er: Joseph T.. sconnell, officer Of the day;
Leonard a. Mitchell. officer Of the guard;
l.. ID. Muxlow chaplain; Charles T. Cur
ran. John Frenderberger. mud George r.
Bonnet. trustees.
AT the next regular meeting. the hrst
Tuesday in January the new command
err viii appoint the adjntant and quar-
ter,aaster. AT the close OF the business
meeting the new commander, W. IL.
Mitchell. entertained the members OF
the camp al a luncheon and smoker at
the Harvey house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27
ERSONAL
NJ MENTION

r. c. senars is here FROM Joplin, Mo.
r. n Tucker returned last evening TO
Tulsa
Judge J. r. seott came down from Fer
~ last night
REV. a. H. crimth is here today from
Oklahoma City
Par5er Spencer left This morning for
Kansas city ON business.
Register Of Deeds Frank Hamilton. Of
Garfield county IS here today
Richard Hansen, "a Noble county school
land lessee. was here last evening.
Henry ponart county clerk or Payne
county, d here Today on business.
born. TO Air. and Mrs. w. s. Hunter
ga East Villas avenue nine pound
boy.
Prof S. 4. carson. principal o. the
Meridian schools, was iu the city this
porning-
District Clerk Joe Norris returned last
evening from a Christmas visit with
his father who lives IN sumner county.
Kansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27
KllLup ~ RuNAwAY.

Special to Daily Leader.
Morrison, Okla, Dec 27.--As J. L. I'm
derwood and family were returniris home
from a Christmas entertainment az NOR
rlson. his rig was run into by runaway
team. Mrs. Underwood was instantly
killed. and their son about ten years OF
age. had his leg so badly crushed tha1
a.nputation was necessary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27

Tho right OF way has been secured
from Newidrk 10 Tonkawa for the pro-
posed interurban. which T. TO connect
Blackwell ronkawa, Binings Perry,
Newkirk, Ponca city aud Guthrie The
commissioners Of Logan, Noblo ana Kay
counties have granted the builders n
franchise. and the matter OF getting the
right Of way is progressing sally.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27

Mrs. T. Y Hutehins and Mrs. Burnett
planned and supersntended the artistic
decorations on the Royal Neighbors car
yesterday afternoon. The members OF
the order were honor guests Of the
Woodmen, during the trolley ride given
the Eisitors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27

Soft Wheat No. 8 ..............". "a
Corn ........................ 80.
Kaffir corn .........s s......,...... 40.
Cane ........., ....-...... ..-... LOO
Lint cotton .......+............, ,slO.5O
Seed cotton ......., ........., 800
PRODUCE MARKET.
Furnished daily by j. T. Kerr. oealer.
Good butter ...................... II
Average country butter r,.......... .l2%
Old roosters ...........,,......,.. 10
Hens and puliets per pouad...... .00h
Geese per pound .............., .O54s
Eggs per case. including case.... $50
Ducks per pound .............,. .96h
Hen turkeys over pounds .!.... .l0h
Guineas per dozen ............... L5O
Pigeons per dozen ................ so
Spring broilers 4 to 2io. ........ .07h
Wool. good or'ality ............. .l6
Egg eases set up ................ .2S
Green CO whides ................. .OSh
Dry hides ......-....ss.-. s-..'. ~
Glue hides ................,s,..... .O4
Horse hides .......s........t..... l-zo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27

Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Tubbs, who have
been here this week visiting Mr. and
Mrs. IT, {. Olds, returned today to their
horne near Orlando.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27

most influential person in the county and
did much toward securing the location
Of tie high school at Helena.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27

Miss Mite Wright arrived iE the city
lass night from Emporis, Has.. and will
be the guest this week Of her sister,
Mrs Parker Spencer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27

Alfalfa hay ..............s,..-.- .Sl'oo
Raicd prairie hay -..,......,..... e'eo
praifie hay ...,.,. o'oo
Niiet seod s................-...s 100
Bran, per hundred .,....,-,.,..- .ey
|ii'lo stttssf- fftrt f.tf- ttf ftff-ff- -7
oood butter ..s............,.. Al.
Hard wheat No .......",....- "A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW ORLEANS COTTON
December. Sll70.
January, Sl1,66.
March. Sii92.
May. Sl20i.
LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLE.
Wheat unchanged.
Corn unchanged TO a lower.
LWERPooL SECOND CABLE
Wheat h lower
Corn unchanged % lsmA lower.
LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
Wheat IS 20 q lower
Corn ;. 10 IS lower
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27
IIvERpooL oPENiNG CABLE

LWnRPooL SECOND CABLE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27
(By Special Telegraph to Daily Leader)
KANSAS CITY CASH.

CHICAGO ESTIMATED TOMORROW
Wheat a. grade 2.
Corn e2t. grade 1872.
oats 297. grade 2l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27

o. /. Brewer er-eounty commissioner
OF woods county Is here today from
Helena. Mr.. Brewer is perhaps the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27

TTTTI7"7
Chicago. $4,000 lower
Kansas Ciy, 10000, lower.
Omaha, 5000, lower
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-27

ssu9 WfBfvsE sNegnseII
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-01-19
Cure Your Own Pork.

The price of hogs has been going down
rapidly for some time in Chicago.
Whether it is because the beef trust
or the pork trust, or the beef and pork
trust combined, or more specifically,
the packers combination, have been
Clearing the price of hogs by reason of
the immense power that. railroad rates
and immense capital gave them, or
whether it is because farmers, in view
of the high price Of corn, are shipping
their hogs to market as fast as possible,
We do not know; nor is it material for
our present purpose.
The point we insist upon is that it is
time that farmers quit this miserable
business Of sending their hogs to Chicago
to be killed and then buying them back,
paying freight, commission, yardage,
packers profit and then freights and the
retailers profit back, when they might,
at least so far as their own family use is
concerned, avoid all this by packing
enough pork for people in town who
want to have first-class bacon, hams,
sides and lard. There are nearly two
million farmers in the state of Iowa, and
nearly as many in Illinois, and as many
more in Nebraska and Kansas, and still
as many more in Minnesota and Miss
ouri, who might save all this expense if
they would simply keep enough hogs
for their own use off the market, kill
them themselves, cure them properly
| if they don't know how find out from
some old grandmother how to do it and
thus at once cut off to that extent the
supply of hogs on the markets and at
the same time cut off to that extent
demand for cured meats in local towns
There is many farmer now selling
hogs-brood sows, for example-at a
price less than the lard the hogs can
furnish is worth. Why not kill enough
for your own meat? Why not render the
lard nicely, without burning or dis.
coloring it, and give the people in your
nearest town an opportunity to gel
some old fashioned lard? This will be
money in your pocket, it will be helI
to your neighbor who mus sell, it viii
x ~
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-01-19
Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard,gof 200 W. S4th St.,
New York, at one time had her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She writes:
81 had SALTY Rheum and Eczema for years
but nothing would cure it, until | used
Bucklen's Arnica Saive." A quick and
sure healer for cuts, burns and sores.
25c at L. P. Van Werden's drug store.
Over at Kellerton they do not fool
around very much with disorderiy
DRINKS but give them the limit. The
Globe of last week says: "Wash Butts
was arrested Tuesday night for drunk
enness and taken before Mayor Hartman
for trial. But before the court got
down to business Mr.. Butts kicked the
stove over and almost caused the
wreck of the Mayors Office. His trial
was postponed until yesterday, when he
was fined 500 and costs. In default of
payment he was sent to Jail for thirty
days. Mayor Hartman says he is conf
dent that light fines do very little
good, and that hereafter he is going to
fine to the full extent of the law those
who persist in getting drunk"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-01-19
Greatly in Demand.

Nothing is more in demand than a
medicine which meets modern require
ments for a blood and system cleanser,
such as DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They
are just what you need to cure stomach
and liver troubles. Try them. At l.
P. Van Werden's drug store 25c, guar
anteed.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-01-19

Herman H. Knippenber, said to have
been the oldest postmaster in the United
States, died at his home in Femme
Usage, ST. Charles county, Mo-, Tues
day. He was for about fifty years a post
master and general storekeoper at
Femme Usage, where he accumulated
property until now his estate is one of
the largest in the county.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-01-19

Maple City Self-Washing Soap,
renowned for it's superior washing
qualities.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-01-19

Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts,
sprains, stings. Instant relief. DR.
Thomas Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-01-19

Invoice your conscience now, and see
if you can't do better in 1905.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-01-19

be an education to boys and girls, and
it will be a valuable way of dealing
with the trusts and combinations that
catch us both coming and going.
! Think it over, meanwhile we would be
very glad if any of our readers who
know a good hog when they see it, and
know how to cure it-know how to pick
out the best and to make the best Of
would simply give us such recipes
for cutting hams, sides, and shoulders
as they found to produce pork thai
goes to the right spot when you come
to the table and makes you feel good al
| Wallace's Farmer.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-01-19

"Cure the cough and save the life"
DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
cough and colds, down to the very
verge Of consumption.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-01-19

The Iowa state fair will pay $4,000
in premiums next year.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-01-19

Blood Bitters cured me of a terrible
breaking out all over the body. / am
very grateful" Miss Julia Filbridge,
West Cornwell, Conn.
The state Of Iowa will get nearly
100000, from the estate of the late
James Callahan, Of Des Moines, in in
heritance tax. This sum is much larger
than was anticipated at the time the
will was probated, but the estimates of
the value of the estate have been grad
ually growing until it is now said that
it will approximate very nearly $4,000.
900.
1t is stated that s5,OOO,OOO was lost on
cabbage this fall by the produce deal
ers of the country on account of the
widely published story that the cab
bage contained :; deadly cabbage snake.
Trade papers are discussing the mat
ter in furious vein, and regular cab
bage raisers declare they would raise a
big reward for the punishment of the
cabbage snake liar if punishment were
possible.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-01-19
I irneis Money

In making this, our last announcement
Of one Of the greatest bargain sales ever
much to say, as the throng Of pleased
customers is a guarantee Of its success
We have lots Of good bargains left and
as this closes Saturday night you had
had better take advantage Of this great
sale and make your purchases at once.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05
Recaudado por muItas.
Una CaTta de que
ia al gObernadOr,

SSan Juan, Enero de- 1905. al
Honorable Gobernador Civil. SefIOr:
El que s1scribe. mayor de edad. domi-
ciIiado en- esta capital. q vuestra homo
rabiiidad expone:2
Que On Ia rna1ana do hoy, hoII&n-
dome en- Ia Corte Municipal de esta
ciudad. presenciando ell juicio de un
hermsno al que 10 Corte sentenci6 q
seis meses de arresto. fuf brutslmente
maltratado por 81 Marshall Agustin
Musa. siendo Ia dnica causa de clio el
d d. amOnestaTa & mi hermanc, dici6n-
dole que, como dltimO recursO tenfa eli
derecho de apelar & Ia Corte de Distri-
to. consejo que le df al verso c0ndena-
do per Ell iuez Sr. del Valle.2
ePor este nero hecho. que en- 81 no
encierr8 ning6u delito. me amenaz6
d indOme IN pu6etaz0 por Ia espalda,
B npujSnd0me Violentamente escaleras
absiO. por donde llegu6 rOdando hasta
Da primera meseta, 8 descanso de Ia
misma; magullSndome ell cuerpo con
la violencia del golpe recibido. Para
probAr este ST.. puedo citar tres 'tes-
tigos que presenCiaron ell atropello y
que son los aefIoPes Ramon Diaz, Ma
nuel Aldea y Ju8n Disz ,
&Yo protesto senior, de hecho tan in
digaO Cometido en- la persona de un
ciudadanO pacffc0. hecho que por 10
incalifcable. entrB1a un abuse que me-
rece fuerte Teprimenda necessria
jnsticia por parte de quien correspon-
da que Ia iustieia De cumpla. De I'd.
respetuosanlcDte. JOSE G.. DIAZS ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05
BUEaA IDEA

Bien impreso y bien esCrito ha lIe-
gado q nuestra mesa de reduction IN
fqlIetO. original de Don G. A. Teller
ds Ponce, y que IIeva por tftulO SBan-
ca popular cooperative de Puerto
Rico.
En- dicho foIleto aboga eI sefor Te-
Her pOr eI aOleCimiantO de un Ban
CO que responda & las necesidsdes y
deBArrollo de las industries puertorri-
qIefas. Y que mejore las condolences
socio!6gicas del pFoletariado insulsr.
4Aduce el senior Teller razones de
peso. dignas de tomarse en- ConsiderR-
Ci6n, oil Obieto de rObusteCer sus ini-
ciativ&s.
En- un pals como eI nuestro. donde
lAs iniciativas particuIares son, puede
decirse. un espejismo, es justO, Cusndo
& ID superiCie fota una como Ia del
sehor Teller, que signifca economic y
future bienastar. que Ie dediquemOs
n1estra atenci6n recomendemOs al
p6blico los laudables fines que persi-
que el autOr del toilette.
Dsmos las gracias 81 sefI0r Teller
por ell ejemplar que Sc hR servidO re-
mitirnos y IojalS tenga 6xito en- 81 fin
que se prOpOne.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05
I8rTib|e crinen
en- aTiGa0.
julien Simon, ID Srahs rgelbl6
AZ maCh8lazOs
ii padre dal 6gresOT n8g6 d este
el saludO J Ia hondIeltn.
De maestro Coryesponsaz).

Enero 2. ri dfa 1ltimo del passdo
mss DE- Diciembre. eata sociedad ma-
rlcaela tuV0 que lAmentar profunda-
mente an terrible crimen ocurri1o an
Ell barfio de eIadieras fffass en- eI si-
tlo denominado els Quabrada de Ia
estsncitas entire Las fincSs csfsteras de
Log senores Anton Mattey y Pepe Pie
1tri,
Venfa de- Yauc0 al indiViduo Julian
Simon, natural de SiFia Arabia). Co
lor blancO. de Yeinte AMOS de edad, y
al pasaf pOr ID Quebrada antes dicha,
encontr6 que le s9uardaba el individu0.
de nlalos anteCedentaE, Anecleto Ortizi
one efilaba an machete. Ortiz es de
color triguefi0 v de Yeinti1u sfIos de-
edRd.
All enfrentarse Ortiz con Simon. le
pregunt6 81 llevaba esencia. Simon
Hespondi6 que 81. y alIarquear q cuer-
20 para bsjer 81 caj6n, Ortiz, aprOVe-
Chando % OpOrtunidad le lsest6 IN te-
rPible machetazo en- e region mast0i-
dea. continEando 81 pgresor ga obra y
criginandole cuarenta y dos heridas.
aJgupRs de gravedad.
al saberse la notiCia en- este puesto
de guardia, embellishments Sc diri-
gi6 81 Iugar del suceso ell Cabo Valdi
vi also con dos n1merOs q sus 6rdenes.
SeFfan las 10 b. m. del dis primerO.
ell Cabo VaIdivieIso despIegando toda
au actiVidad pudO capturar con los
0uardias 8 su mando al criminal que
se h9bla Tefugiad0 en- Id fnca del se-
nor Anton Mattey. ocnpsndole once
pesos veinticincO centaVos en- elective
y tOdas Las prendas que habla guarda-
do en m mOntecill0 ca IA cuesta demo-
minada clos tallotes
Ortiz es natural d } SRbana Grande,
hijo de- Gabriel Ortiz y ViCenta V6iez.
TFabSjaba de pe6n con 81 seflor Anton
Mattey.
POGO mas de Ias cinco de Ia tarde
del diR primero conducfan 81 egresor
ell Cabo ValdiviesO y los pOliCfas An
tonic Colon 6 Higinio Rivera. Un gem
ito immense invadfa les GALES 6Vido de
conOcer & AnacIetO y de prodigar u
fueFza insular apIausos infnitos p0r ell
ValiOs0 sefVicio prestado con tanta &C.
tividad.
al despedirse AnacIeto de su padre
este le neg6 ell sRludo y ID bendici6n.
Simon fu6 trssIadado al Hospital
donde SO 10 practicaron las primeras
cuRas por 81 practicsnte senior Carlos
Pal4cios.
El n1mero de haridas asciende 4 40.
A estss hOras Maricao carece de m6di-
co por hallRrse fuers. preVia Iicencia,
por 10 Cual Simon no ha tenido una
cura pericial
Este infeIiz trabaiador hace dos me-
ses que honradamente se CANA Ia vida
en- este psfs hospitaIariO.
EI Cabo ValdiVielao es an verdade-
ro cumplidor de sus deberes, de ener-
gfas Y actividad.
Prestadas las primeras decIaraciones
por Ortiz 81 Juez de Paz exigi6 diez
mil duFos de fianza.
El policfa Antonio Colon & Higinio
Rivera son dos miembros que dignan
81 cuerpo & que pertenecen. esta ju-
risdicCi6n se siente satisfech8 con un
cuerp0 de guardias tan activo y tan
en6Fgico.
A Ultima hora. POGO mas de las seis
de la tarde lego & este pueblo el dec.
tor Carols de la Tore mRndado bus
car por el alcalde para curar al arabe
herido. So asegura que Ia hermana
del agredido est6 loca en- Maysqtiez.
l4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05

SANTORAL1. Nanana vi6rnes:
Epifanfa 8 adorsci6n de los santos
reyes.
CARTAS detenidas ca Il Admins
tFaci6D de corre0s: Louchet Enrique,
Lopez Joa6. LisboR Juanita, LsziRa
Anita.
JUGUETES. Ests noche Il caaa
que venderG mss iuguetes baratos ,
bonitoa es Ella TianditaS 81 lad0 del
syuntamiento. No. 80. Dan una pa
peIeta de una mufleca poF cada 10 CEN
tavos que Qasten.
SOLICITUD. El cabo de la guar
dia de Ii penitenciRrfR de San Juan ha
solicitado del director de prisiones 20
dfas de licencia.
PETICIONES. Han soIicitsde in
dulto 81 g0barnador los coD6nados
Pablo Santa Barreto y Ramon Rivers.
LIBERTAD. -Hsn sido puestos en-
Ebertad de la cSrcel de San Juan.
Clara Avil6s. NataIio Serrano. Agus-
tin Garcia Maria Cruz Roja.
SUBASTA. En- breVe se sacar9 6
p6blica subasta ell corral de animaLes,
por 81 t6rmiuo de seis meses.
DISPOSITION. El aIcalde de San
Juan ha dispuestO que ell infeliz Polo.
que padece de ataques epiI6cticOs v de
quien SO ha 0cupadO ella COrrespOn-
dencia0 aea reCoiidO en- un aaiLO v que
sea asiatido por an fsCuItatiVO.
BICLIOTECA MPAL - Durante
IOs 6ItimOs seis meses han asistido & Ia
biblioteca p6blica municipal 6. 40 per-
sOnRs.
PERROS. -Anoche fueron muertos
GA canes vag6bundos, los que fueron
Embellishments enterradOs.
<MARCOMIA9. ~ ProCedente de
Europa Y San Thomas entr6 este ma
mana en- 81 puerto el vspor alem6n
GMsrcomiA2.
eARKADIA1. .-F Fonde6 hoy en- Ia
bahfa dicho vapor americana proce-
dente de New Orleans.
SENTENCIA. = a 100 dollars de
mults y meses de prisi6n ha sido
conden8do por ell Juzgado Municipal
de esta ciudad joss BeFmudez por
romper los preCintos y atrasar un con-
ItadOr de aqua de los del acueductO de
la cRlle de ID Luna n1mero 81.
I1j tONYIr 1hENOlAs- GBbs m&18uts IA
tuvieron con Ell Attorney General y
CON el Gobernador INFERNO los sc flores
Felix C6rdoVa D6vila, Juez Munich
pal de Manatf Y el teniente senior
Schettini della p. /.
III ASISTENCIA.-H sidO CurRdos
en 10 saIa de socorros, Inocencio Gar
bic de una confusion en- ls region mas
toidea. Luis Machicote de una herida
en ell terOio medic del brazo derecho.
Domingo Benabide de una confusion
Ga la segunda falange del dedo mefli-
que y Nicolas Cruz de una confusion
en el homoplatO derecho.
PRIMER PREMIO. - Cast todas
lbs mSquinas de escribir han obtenidO
diplomas equivalentes & medalIaa de
oFO en- ID Exposition de San Luis;
pero el eGran Premio2 que no es mas
que atss0 fu6 otorgado & Ia maQuina
Uaadeg1O0Od. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05
Tres De PuerIa de- Tie
a s. snhTlssaTon con q
venia del al
Fueron a parar 4 BaYan1oni oe 81
al Juzgaclo u de este Al sea
cllarro.s

Psrece uue las indiyiduos Miguel
Perez, Euaebio Marrero y RafaeI Fe-
rez idearon pasar sno nuevo y Reyes
econ much0 81 conte lto.
81 81 DIS 3 | de Diciembre sque hacef (: (:
Pues embellishments no rAI.ar sleF7n s, 2.
pan de Is tAh0na del e nor J te st4Iel
AceVado. de Pu srts de Iierrs. ? I9f ~
Ie eer,l isoarors con 81 importe de la
Vents. qua seplin nuastras noticias; as
cendfa 6 uncs vainta dollars.
eLo cual ques avisad0 81 guaF6la
Salvador G. Lopez. este di6 GAIA q los
frse psisros de cdenta que habfan lido
III barFio Camsgilsy, de IS Bsyamo1.
La cOrte munich pal de Ban J uan I'M
p6sOles s meses de carcel, en- cuyO
tiempo ref sxionar6n que una cosa era
cumplir con 81 cristiano debeF de ga
nar ell pan con 0l sudOr de la freate y
otra no repetirIo & irse de parrands
Con I'd producido, efilosOffass que de-
seamos que Les hsgan TODD el proveche
possible.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-05
MstrOs Dc mas J metros Dc nsnos.

En- ell pleito cue sigue hace item
DO contra la Administrator ell
Pbro. don Manuel Diaz Caneja so
bre 81 este debe 8 no reintegFar el
yalor de un terreno, ha dictado Ia
Corte de Distrito de San Juan, con
fecha de antier. sentencia en- que
declara:
< Que aparecienao que en- ell solsr
< ndmeTo IA 81 demandante tiene
< 53-3450 metros de mas y en- el
solar n6mero IA prolongaci6n Ell
dicho denandante tiene 39-8275
( metros de menos y estando COM
( prendida Ia diferencia que Fesulta
( de mas en- el clnco poF ciento a
que Sc refieFe la base l2a. de las
que sirvieron para veFifcar Ia SUI
basta del solar ndmeao IA pro-
longaci0n; NADIA debe ell deman-
dante recobrar del demandado poF
falta de superfcie y NADIA tampo-
co debe el demandado recobFaF del
< demandante por exceSo de SUI
4 perfcies
X apreciando, ademas, que al
4 demandant9 no SO lie han OCaSIO-
Z nado danos y p4rjuicios con la
& resoluci6n Fecurrida, Que NADIA
4 dc igual mOdo FocObFe el deman-
e dante del demandado en- concep-
to de indemnizaci0n poP danos y
4 peFjuicios.S
0Y registFese esta sentencia,
& que Sc dicta sin especial conde-
I nacion de costas. en q ibro de-.
4 sentencia de este e0Fte.
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L. PLAN IS NlRTl.
TETuAN 46.

OfreCe & preCios m6dicos: ARNE-
SES COMPLETES AMERICANOS
DE CADENA Y RETRANCA.
CONSTANTE ESURTIDO DEFRU-
TOS DEL LPAIS, "a PRECIOS LIME
TADOS.
AGENTE GENERAL de los Moli-
nos de PILLSBURY, WASHBURN.
FLOUR. MILLS Co. Ltd. de Mime.
polls. MINI. que pr0ducen las afama-
das harinas de tri9 90 SPILISBURYS
EST xxx "a de msiz. GT,A
ESMERALDA.2
AGENTE GENERAL de Ios SeFo-
res HUFFMAN BROS de New YorIx.
I fsbricantas de lss afAmadas marcas az
Mantequilta eLA FAVORITA2 y SCI,
YANKEE.9
AGENTE GENERAL de Il cerve-
ceFia eTHE CONGRESS BREWING
co.. de Brooklyn, N. Y GOV. >
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'ALGALDll MPAL. De SAN JUAN.
ANUNCIO.

Por rescisi6n del contrato de arren-
dsrhiento del Corral de snimales. Sc ha
dispuesto por eI Conceio Municipal,
sac4r & remAte el Rrbitrio por los me-
ses que restan del Corriente afio econ6-
mico.
All efectc, ests AIcaIdfa sefIs'a para
el SctO de Ia subasta ell dia IL de Enc
r0 sCtual & las nueve de la ma mana; sir
viendO de b1se el pliego de condolences
que hR regid0 On la anterior.
Iio que SO hace p6blico para gene
raj conocimientO y c0ncurrencia de Ii
Citaaores.
SRn Juan. Pto Rico, EuerO 5. 1905.
R. H. TODD.
Alcalde,de San Juan.