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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-15

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nrst stated through our
Denver papers about
Doan's Kidney Pills In. the
summer OF 1899. for I In We
had no reason In she I'm
aerim to change my opin-
Ion OF the remedy. ! was
subject to severe attacks
OF backache. always ag-
gravated IL I sat long at
a desk. Doan's Kidney
Pills absolutely stopped
my backache. have
never had a pain or a
twinge SINCE.
FOster-Milburn Co., Blu
For sale by all druggists
cents per box.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-15

Too many think that the church is
only a nickel-in.the-slot elevator.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-15
THREE YEARS ArTER

Eugene E. Lario. OF T11 Twentieth
avenue. ticket seller I'm the Union sat
uon. Denver. Col, says "You are ut
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-15
TWO OPEN LETTERS
IMPORTANT TO MARRIED WOVEN
Mrs. Mary Dimmsck of. Washington tells
How Lydia E Ptnkham's Vegetable
Compound Made Hsr Wen.

1t is with great pleasure we publish
the following letters, as they convinc-
tngly prove the claim we have SO many
times made in our columns that Mrs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-11

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-11
TUSCALOOSA TO CELEBRATE.
Much Interest shown in opening of
 Warrior River Lock.

Warrior River Lock.
 Tuscaloosa, June 10.-(Spcclal j- Both the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and the Board of Trade are making extensive preparations for q celebration when lock No. 13. which is loclt"d sev- eral miles north of the city. nn the Warrior River, Is opened, Mayor Blair has appointed the following committee which has already gone to work to make the occasion one of siI,,'ncs: George A. Searcy, Charles WAa' herford and E. N. c. Snow. All plac as Of busi- ness will be asked to close anI two boats will be chartered to convey 'he crowds. The Warrior Southern will also run special trains.
 telegram was received by p. Blocker. manager of the Ba+as ..umh@r Company of Hull yesterday anaounc- ing the death of J. T. Bates. whicA uc- cured at his home at DanburY, Conn.,. Thursday evening.
 The Quakers were delightfulIv enter tained yesterday afternoon by Miss Katie Belle Harrison on Crescent City Avenue.
 At a special meeting of the City Board last evening, it was decided to build an adequate trunk sewer line through East End.
 The announcement of the approach ing marriage of Benjamin F. Eddins of this city to Miss Ethel Cawkins of Chattanooga. Tenn, Is noted with much interest by very larEs circle of friends here, where the groo%1-to-be Is exceedingly popular It is said of Miss Cawkins that she is a young woman of rare and unusual charm.
 Mrs. A. J. Dawson left this morning for Atlanta. where she will spend the summer with her son. Reading Sprat linG.
 James Chapman, who took a post graduate course at the University this year, and is now teaching at Duncan vile, is in the city.
 J. P. Ludebuehl returned yesterday after a pleasant camp of several days with friends at Scottsville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-11
Read Big Special Ad. today.
 Nachman & Meertief.
1.-THE BATTLE ROYAL"

pr. StakeIey to Speak on This Subject
 at Y. M. C. A.
 The second series of addresses by Dr. Charles A. Stakely will be de- livered at the Young Mems Christian Association building this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The subject announced Is The Battle Royal" and strong address is anticipated.
 It will be remembered that body of men who are interested in the pro- motion of the revival spirit in Mont gomery have been meeting at the Y. M. c. A. building every afternoon for the past three months for prayer and conference. The attendance for the past week averaged about twenty daily. and the interest continues un- abated.
 The series of addresses by Dr. Stakely Is in line with this movement and is attracting much attention and interest.
 The meetings will continue every day from 6:3O to o'clock. and on Sunday from 3:3O to 4:30 o'clock. They will be open to all men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-11

nlansIauehter in the first degree for killing Fred Farmer and was given
 sentence of two years. Many other eases Of minor importance were dis
 posed of. The grand jury returned nfty-six true bills.
 The dry weather during The past
 ten days has given the farmers of this section an opportunity to work their crops and get rid of the grass. The condition Of the cotton crop is at least 25 per cent poorer than it was last
 year at this time. In a great man1
 instances the stand has been Injures In destroying the gras
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-11

the interior of the County was scoffed at. The idea of building railroad through a wlldness-absurd. Such was the thoughtless criticism of the pro- ject. The railroad has been built. Trains are running on it every day.
 The men who have engineered the development of the County have not yet met a single failure. Their assu- rance that this new and big enter prise will be accomplished Is entitled to the most careful consideration if not to complete confidence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-11
SEVERAL SENTENCED.
Criminal Cases Before the Court al
 AbhPN-fI

Abbeville, June 0.-(Special) )-Cir- cult Court adjourned here yesterday
 Several cases of importance were tried. Will Rollins pleaded guilty to mur- der in the first degree for killing Rhody cupe and was given n life sen tence. John Dowdy was convicted of murder in the second degree for kill inR John Clark and was sentenced to the penitentiary for fifteen years. Thomas Whatley was convicted of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-11

Dance at Pickett Springs. Benefit St. MnrRRrct's Hospital, June l4th. Casino Orchestra Entire time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-11
Always young
 Your wife will look It with a gas stove
 She does cook.

Al "Asn - 8as stVNS
 She does cook.
 Preserve her youth and good looks by substituting a gas range for that out-of-date coal stove in her kitchen Gas ranges immeasurably Tighten household work because they're so cleanly and 50 easy to operate. They don't "burn money" between meals when heat Is not actually needed.
 MONTGOMERY l. & W, P, co.
The oasis., 1905-02-11
SUPPOSE THE SENATE REcEDEs.

Tuesday the U. s. Senate came to a vote upon the Hamilton bill, creating two states, one by uniting Oklahoma and the Indian Ter ritory, another by uniting Ari- zona and New Mexico. By very close vote an amendment was adopt ed excepting Arizona from the prov isions of the act, and admitting New Mexico as a separate state, leaving Arizona in territorial condition. That may be the end of the fight so far as Arizona is con- cerned, and all of sixteen years of hard labor by the press and politi- clans to attain self government for the people of Arizona vanishes into thin air. They rejected a half loaf because they thought no bread was better And now it. would seem that defeating the pro- posed statehood they have defeated the desired boon for the other territories; for it is stated shat Speaker Cannon has served notice Qponthe steering committee of the senate that the Hamilton bill, as it origipalN left the house, Is all tha [ body will accept, and the amend nlents adopted in the senate will De reisptela Flat means that the apeaker will appoint upon the con- ference Nconmittee3 members who will enter its deliberations pledged in advancegtos stand against agree hent.
 Suppose the senate conferees should report tg that body, that an Agreement of the committee is i'm possible. and the senate should re- dede from it's afnendmeiits A dhange of two votes would do the work. What then?
The oasis., 1905-02-11
Annual Meeting.

The annual stockholders meet of the Nogales Building t Loan Association was held in the office of the President Tuesday afternoon of the present week. The Secre- tary's annual report shows the as- sociation to be in very prosper .ous condition and the showing made is very satisfactory to all concerned.
 Election of officers to serve dur ing the ensuing year was held re- sulting in the selection of the fol- lowing: Eb Williams, President and Attorney; W. F. Overton, Vice President; Bracey Curtis, Treas urer; R. D. George, Secretary.
 The above named with Ed Tit comb, L. W. Mix, Ramon vasquez, L. Ephraim and Thomas Bayze con- stitute the Board of Directors.
The oasis., 1905-02-11

Thufsday Mr Wm GetgIeman, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, one ol Che noted brewers of She United States. was at Nogales having come up from Hermosillo The gentleman is interested in mining operations at Huepac. on the So- nora river, and went to Hermosillo with an intention of going out there; but on account of the Yaqui troubles it was considered inadvis- able to go that route, so he re- turned, and Friday went to Cana nea, thence to Huepac, via Ba- coache.
The oasis., 1905-02-11
ARlzoNA APPOINTMENTS.

4 telegram in the Nogales Ddslg News of yesterday evening, dated at Washington, D. C., stated that the president had sent to the senate the nomination of Hon. Joseph 1T. Kibbey of Phoenix, as governor of Arizona, to succeed Colonel Alex O. Brodie whose appointment to a permanent position in the war de partment was chronicled two weeks ago; and Eugene A Tucker, of Nebraska. to be associate justice of the supreme court of Arizona. Which Of the three associate just ices Judge Tucker is to succeed, does hot appear in the information transmitted.
 LATER: 4 telephone message re-
The oasis., 1905-02-11

ceived from the Tucson Citizen this morning informs TnE OAsm that the judicial appointment is Go succeed Judge Davis, who quietly forwarded bis resignation q month ago, on account Of failing health.
The oasis., 1905-02-11

succeed Judge Davis, who quietly forwarded bis resignation q month ago, on account of failing health.
 There will be service at the Methodist church tomorrow, Sum day, at 1100 a. m. and Sunday School at ten. You are cordially invited to attend.
 Dr. N. K. Noon manager of the Nogales baseball nine Is endeayor- ing to secure a game with the Douglas club to be played in the latter place in the near future.
 The Sunshine Society of Santa Cruz county gave dancing party at Duquesne last night. Several Nogales people were in attendance and report very enjoyable time.
 J. E. Mcintyre and Bert Cum ming spent several days this week in the Gro Blanco region looking over mining properties in which they are interested.
 Wednesday Supervisor James A. Harrison started for Phoenix on business visit. Upon arrival at Tucson he learned he would not be able to reach Phoenix on account of railroad washouts. 50 he return ed to Nogales Thursday night.
 Yesterday Mfr. J. K. Brunner of Colorado Springs, vice-president of the Golfo de Gro Mining Company, operating a handsome gold prop erty close to La Dura, on the Ya- qui river, was at Nogales, stopping over day en route to his home in Colorado. He was accompanied by Mir, Butler, from the same camp.
 The heavy storms so weakened the south wall of the new opera house, building in Nogales, Sonora, that Monday night great part of 1t collapsed, endangering the roof, and with it the entire structure. Early Tuesday morning a strong force of men was set to work hracing the roof, preparatory to re- building the wall, upon which work has now commenced.
 The annual conference of the Northwest Mexican Mission Con- ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Society will commence it's work on the 22nd at the Mexican church. Several missionaries and native preachers will be in attend ance. Bishop ". A. Chandler, D. D. L. L. D. will preside. Service in English and Spanish daily dur ing the conference.
 Mr. c. NJ. Bernstein, formerly in the service of the First National Bank of Nogales and later paying teller in the Banco de Cananea. at Cananea, is now successfully en- gagged in q general brokerage and business on his ownl account in the great copper camp. Mr. Bernstein is we'll and very favorably known in the line cities and his many friends here wish him every success in the, new ven- ture, The advertisement of his business appears elsewhere in this issue.
 Saturday morning a special train of five private cars, bearing Man. ager Jas. Agler and other officials of the Southern Pacific railway,
The oasis., 1905-02-11
suescRlerlon

ONE YEAR go SO SIX MoHTrs i.so SINGLE Cory 10 CTS. STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
 Payable in American Money or its Equiva- lent.
 Advertising Rates made known on appliea- ion to the business office.
 Unless otherwise specified all subscriptions advertisements and Job printing are payable in American Money.
 Address ali communications to THE OASIS, Nogales. Santa Cruz county, Arizona
The oasis., 1905-02-11

ANoAIIA sIaa0N
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

Eo la mafiana de hoy I'm repre-
sentante de xLa CorFespondenciaD
Sc avist6 CON don Tulio LaTrfnaga.
Comisionado de Puerto Rico en-.
Washington, qui6n, con la cortesia.
que le distingue. satisfizo las pre-
guntas que aquel lie hiciera, en- la
siguiente fOrma.
Apesar de que ell sef1or Lsrrina-
ga no ha sido nunca muy optimis-
"a en- 10 referente q obtenci6n de-
may ores y rSpidas concesiones q
este pals, de sus impresienes recibi-
das tanto en- 81 Robierno de- Ia Metro
poll como de las aquf Obteuidas ca
su conferencia con los seflores Gober-
nador y Secretario De Puerto Rico
despT6ndese que una nueva era Sd
ha desaProllado en- las atlas esteras-
Et movimiento iniciadO en- todO ell
pals puertorriquefo para Ell mayor
empeflo en- la consecucion de nues-
tFas aspiraciones, eS sin duda ell
principal factor que ha de auxiliaf
la Fapida marcha para Ia obtenci0n
de estas en- I'm plazO corto.
En- Ia parte econ0mica y punto
principal del cafe, ha estudiado ell
sef1or LarFinaga I'm buen plan para
llevaF ade!ante su campafla en- las
pr6ximas sesiones del Congreso del
los Estados Unidos, del que cree
obtener, 10 juzga muy factible, IN
impuest0 de- 3 4 5 dollars para gra-
var ell cafe extFaDjerO y protejerI
asl nuestro importante ProductO. I
Oyendo los argumentOs de Opti-
miSmO que en- este puntO tiene el
senior Larrfuaga, creemos puede des-
truiP el dnicO argumento que en-
1873, 81 NAL no recordamos, siFvie-
IA de base q Ia pFensa y al Con-
greso de los Estados Unidos. para
coloCar Ell cafe entire los articulos
libres de aerechos de Importation,
resultando asf en- condolences de
hacerle una competencia .ventsjosa
4 nupstFO grano. DestruidO aquel
argumento hijO de err6neas IDEAS y
de- un sentimentalismo incOmpren-
sible en- ell pueblo americana, segu-
rsmente que el CoDgreso de los
Estados Unidos, que despu6s de to-
do necesita hoy aliegar recursos
para equilibrar los deficits caaa dia
en- aumento de sus presupuestos, ha
de volver por sus ideas proteccio-
nistas y tOmara Ia resOluci6n an
tes iDdicada, dandO asi un meFcadO
amplio Y capaz de reSarcir al cafe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
"EI mundO Latino "

Nuestro eStimado C6Iegs ElMundo
Latino. de Madrid. cuyO Cr6 tito 6 i'm
pOTtDnCiS Va cAds dfa en- Aumento. ha
publiCSd0 ca suplemento mensuaD illus
trRdO correspondence 81 meS de Julio
1ltimo. Viene como todoB lO8 GnteriC
reB muy iptereBSnte.
COnOigna, entire Ctrt ms gnifiCOa QrG-
bSdOa. uu exceIente retEAtO de EliseO
R4cl6G Q n un hermCBo ArtfCulo de ga
director y redacctor j fe el Sr. Ma
duPfiO y otr0 referente Sl mismo, co gi.
dorado 1niCsmeDte como gran Re6grs.
TO, de d. Eduardo N.vArrO Sanchez
Salvador.
InsertS tAmbi6u IN maps del pr6xi.
mo eclipse total de sol en- Enps M, con
conBideraC ones sobPe Q to f4D6menO
celeste por eI DiFectOv, D ~Franoisoo
Ihiguez = ctTos baIlUS trRb' i1O de Vic.
tor Hugo. C,tusla Nc ,deO, Amado
Nerve, Juan Perez Z66iga. TeOdoro
BGnvilIe. j. Bmtriua. NumR p. Lilo.
"a, Eduardo Benot, Riu y OtrOa. sien-
do muy vAriadaa las otras seCciones.
n 9y eopeClAAmente lN que llevA pOr ti'
tul0 $Frogrescs humNnOg, deBOubri-
mientOS etc.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

de Puerto Rico de los perjuisios y
difculta1es con que lucha.
Con un impuesto al cafe extran-
iero y considerable el de Puerto
Rico como producto nacional, ha-
bffase Tesuelto ell prOblema tan i'm
portante para este pals. No duda,
pues. Ell se1lor Larrinaga, slcaDzar
ese Fesultado en- Ia pF6xima legis-
latura americana. -
Referente q Ia parte poIftica, en-
mienda del Bill Foraker. resolution
de nuestrO status; sostiene la aspi-
Taci6n del pals de que sea resuelto
definitivamente, siendO electiva Ia
Camara alta y no de nombramien-
to del gObierno, y asi 10 ha hecho
enteRder q los poderes De la Ma
ci6n. ...
E4a batalIa sera dada tambi6n
en- Ia pr6xima legislature, y sena-
dores y representatives. de- las dis
tintas agfupaciones polfticas de la
Union aPoyaran la acci6n del se-
nor Larrfnaga. f.. +
RecUeTda ell senior LarFinaga, con
motive de este, que 81 fu6 delega-
do de su partid0 en- 1900 en- que
estaba en- e,tudiO pr ell Congreso
americana la resoluci6n De la car
ia polftica de Puerto Rico y que 81
bien, tantO 6l como Ell doctor Henna
llevarOn pFincipalmente la campafla
contra ell bill, en- la forma presen-
ta0a.3 DOR 10 que en- 4icha lev ha-
bia de inaceptable para Puerto Ri
c.; hay que hacer la iusticia de no
Olvidar que aIgunos De los seflores
Delegates del Partido Repu olicano
le bFindarOn y dieron su coopera-
ci6n en- Ell asunto. Parece que ahO-
"a tambi6n esta ser& concedida pa
"a tan tFascendental asuntO. !
Personals ~importantes del gobier-
no de- Ia isla cree ell seflor LaFffnsga
auxiIian grandemeDte Ia labor de
les que pOr 6sta Sc interesan.
COnsideraciones mas extensas f1e-
ron hechss por' Ell senior Larrfus sga.
respecto a los intereSes & 6I en-
comendadoles y spesaF de su ma
tural idiosincracia en- 10 que q
POGO Optimismo. ha sustentado
siempre. mostr6se grandemente es-
peranzaSo de que la isla pudiera
obtener seguras mejores y cambios
en- su sitUaci6n pOlitica, va qua en-
10 eco monica, no duda SON de facil
y Pronta resolution los pFoblemas
penaientes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
Ia hueIgs dc
tabaquerOS,

Ei Uiguiante pIiegO inf6rmGge que
hR BidO dirigido Dor tabaquerOs de eGtR
ciudRd & CompAfieroB IuYOG de BByR-
mon.
Dee 81 pIisg. /:
ga los CompaGeros TorcedOFeB de-
BAyam6n.
sCnmaFadaU: Suponemos que nues-
trOO 6iRnos camaFOdaG, los TOTCedOr0s
de Btyam6n. Ast6n 20 enterAdos de la
resolution adoptada p0r. DOaotr0g los
eaCojsdoreS de Brevas de . FabFicI do
tAbACOs GLH lternGci0nalO, de decla-
FArBe en- hueIga pbcficG ante lG not0Fia
iDiuOticia que implicA el heChO de ne.
gsPn0S 81 aumelt0 equitativO de 10
OentAVOB ca 81 millnr de BreVag egCo.
jidas, que noliCitRm01 hacienda para
clio uS0 de an peri soto derech0.
GLSR pIe1ente8 IiueOS ae enCSmipOn
6 que COmpenetrRdos como estAis de b
gran iustiOia que in foEmO nue0tra eau
GO, Ge abstepgan .nuestrOs CompG fiar0B
de OCupar las mesaS que hemos dejAd0
desiertRO, y anteB que hGCeF cato. nos
prestOn 81 concurt0 de una GolidAFidad
mas e0trechO, 6nico mudO de p0der
lIegar & alOanzRr 81 Fin de justicia que
NOS proponemoS, dentro del m0Vimien-
10 huelguiStR On que eAtamOs colo
C0dOa.
eel aumentO de 10 CentAvOg que hoy
reclsm1mos loo esCOjedores de Breves
& Ella IoteFnSCiOnGl0. Cd IN Offecl-
miento que Se NOS tiene heChO deOde
hsce dos nos.
$50 esperaba p0r Il Comps dfA nCa-
parar los meEcados de los E1tAdos
Unidos, extander mas sus negOOios
por eli eIaumento de demands para cum
plirnog entonceG ID ofeFtR. II ~ 10
Comps MA tiene % realizAdOs sus pro,
p6sitop; y Cuando 8 ella NOS dirijimOS
pidi6 1dole Ell cumplimient0 de BuS
ofertaG, se nos ContestG que el Rumen.
to de los 10 Cepta1 Os es impoBible.
faltSudose RRi 8 d paISbra empt Il ads y
peni6nd0se reAueIt4meute frente q una
reclGmGCi6n juStR y equitAtiva & tOdGs
luCeB.
eEsperamos que ante Las TazOneS
expuestag hSbeis de Ojustar vuestFos
procedimientos 6 una regla de Conduo.
to que est6 en- ConIOnancis con los mas
-elevAdOs principles de iuaticis y COM
psfIerismo.
eTorCedoreG de B.yam6n sSIud en-
10 PotFia. Los eSco5ed0Tes de Bre0Gs
O1Ie HTa11Gn ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
TrasIadOs on Ia pOIlela.

Jol6 j. M6ndez de San Juan & c.
Pedro J o tiz de San Juan & Aibo.
nit0.
MarianO Su'aOns D9mfoguez de SSn
JuRn & May'RT.z.
PGGcuRl FAurR de San Juan & IsR.
bella.
RsfseI Fernandez de San Juan &
MayURtiez
Jesd, Garcia de San Juan s FSj'rdo.
Enrique EsSPOnzR. Carmelo DeIga-
gadO de San JoSn s CT guRs.
Antonio Chabriel de San Juan & Me-.
ysgi z.
J'CintO BstanCourt de San joan &
Msnatf .----
Jo.6 Qointf1 v6lez Pedro Agesto
R.mfrs de- San Juan & G guas.
Pedro R ,aadO de San Jaan & San
S. b.stiSn.
' Csf4liho SAntisgo de YauoO 6 San
Juan.
jose Martin GOnz6lez de MaysQu z
& Ponce.
Jos6 G. Camacho. Felipe BsniOio.
Rivera de MayGpti.z & San Juan.
HaF m6g .nes San Miguel de. San
Gsrm6n YauCO.
J0E6 VazQupz Vfzquez de San Sc
baStiAn & Ssu Juan.
Miguel COEsiell0 de IAbsla 8 San
Juan.
Dnmipg> Quevedo B -ez de Manatf s
San German
Catalina V6zQuez de F.iardo 6 Hu.
maORO
juan soItero de Humaoao San
Carlos B. SeRarrs de HumacaO
Guaysm ma.
Jn'6 G. Arroyo. FfanCisC0 BuYgos
de CaRua8 San Juan.
Vi0er to Torres Q7interO de Yabuo
ooa 81 Headquarters.
Enrique Csp6 de AibOnitO & San
Juan.
J-I6 Arroyo Torres de Cayey & San
j uan.
Julio santini de Gasyams & Hums-
Gao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
ImpOItant0 lulfIO.

Para eI dia de aver estaba seHsIadc
lG vita del DIeito seguido ante ls Cor
ta de este Distrito pOr los sefiore
Rubert HeFmsnOB de,esta pIazo, con.
trs Do SuCesi6n de d. n Msrfs LuiOa
Lopez y d de don Antonio G 4rOfs 90.
bre OanOeIsCi6a de dos hipc t.CaO que
Sfectsn & IL Hscienda Central San
Vicente de VeRG.bajs. +"
A Iss nueve y me6ia de lR mE d snn
90 brio ell aCtO, eStando Representatives
los dsnnandGnteB pOr los abCgados se,
flores Ortiz Anton de Ponce Y Lltorre
de estA CNpitaI, y Roa denunciados Dor
los s.floFeS LopeE LAndH6n. HartzsII
J r sdrfGuez Sierra
El debate % suapendi6 & cOnseCuen.
CiG de habeFse suscitadO el incidents
de que habi6ndOse eGtabIeOido por log
demAndadoB h recon nVenci6n. pidi6ndo-
90 lR liquidsci6n de los CE6ditos cuys
CAnOelaci6n % pretende. 81 Honorable
Juez conCedi6 s los abcgadoS de IoS
demandantes el rIazo dc diez dies
para contestar la nuevs reclamation
sntablada.
Este co. IN pIeito de muCha impor,
tAnCie, pueS les Cantidades On litigio
son de confederation. Estnremos Rl
tant0 para dsr s OonoCer ID res, d ! del
JuiCiO. eE diR que tergs GuQRr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
.Sentida rlueTle en-.
QuebradiIIaS.
.SO halIa cOmpletsmGnte abdn Do
nadO o. "PaIqus
In buOn SeTVIeIO del GabO H uT-
tadO,
(De maestro cogreaponsoZ.)

Agcsto 31.-NotR triste. La mueF.
to de nuestra buena y distinguida ami
"a &c 4 ara dofIs Celia Mario Ledesma.
esposA Amsntfsims de nueatro queFido
smig0 don Fernando LsdeSmS. de HIS.
ti'lO. ha sido muy sentidR On eSta l0cG-
IidRd. donde ae habfG Captad0 il Fl aitGs
y mercedes simpAtfag.
En- "a bendito hcgaf s0nri6 eieunpHe
10 fslicidSd d hsWta hS POGO que win D lS
muerte & tronchar la existeucia de un
ser llenO de vida.
Los Festos de la cRrindsS y and 4 bic
Ca'is que spenAs Contaba eintiGinco
Hf1 70 de edsd. descGnsan en- la ne GRO
pofis de Arecibo y en nueAtP8 meDte
p3istir6n aus recuerdos los que . eFsn
impsrecederos. pueS danas de les be-
lfsimAs condolences que posefa nuGstFs
inolVidAble CeIia es muy difioil pIvi'
dar.
ConsueIo y reHiCns Ci6n desea Reyito
& SOS famiiiares
-NueOtrO aoFeCiado smigo don Pc
dT0 VieirR Venetian hs gRlidO para
San Juan. - s ......
-AbADdonsdO COmpletamGnte sA On.
O00A94@ q Il @AOp7S u44S0 84WAO Jag 4GoAGS
con que cuents QoebsaoiIIss.
Aver regres6 paSa Agusdill2. ga
pueblo natal, IL m0nfsima sefI oritR Ms
ria LuiSa Tore gFOsap pCnmps n I'd dole
lA- -simpSti &C II yrs Masilde Glm6aez,
de San Juan,
-El die % del actual nueatro amigo
don NicaSio z mo Oe Quej6 6 lR UuIicfs .
irsuHar que IL anterior n che Ie hG bfan
escslsdO el e8tsblp cirnientO que tiene
alberto en- ell barrie de eSSn Juses
Desde Equella feCha vents el sRbO
HurtAdo person0lmente GveriguhndO
quien pudiara habsr sido eI sutof. hiss
tA ell. di, % que capture 6 Jacintp FL
gueroP. de FsjRrdO v IiCencisdd del
preSidiO iltimumente quien % DECLARE
culpO Bile del hschO y con tel motivO
enCu6ntrase en- ID caFCeI.