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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-10-24
Administrator's Notice.

Nohee 10 hereby given that the County
ed the undersigned administrator of the estate
of Huldah A. Brown desceased, and al per-
sons having claims against said estate will
present the same according to law, to me at
Corvallis, Oregon, within six months from this
date,
w. S, LINVILLE,
Administrator.
Dated September T. 1905,
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-10-24

The baby was a
boy. weig h ing
9A pounds. and
for some weeks
after his birth /
suffered severe
pain. Last fall,
following the ad-
vice of a neigh
Dor, my husband
bought me DR..
Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription.
W h ich ] took
during the win
ter, and in
M arch. ] gave
birth to a baby
boy. wei G h n g
10A lbs. / was
only in labor two
hours and was
on my feet with
out help until
HlsA
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-10-24
/" What a difference
in the suffering at
time Of childbirth

when DR.. r. V. Pierce's medicines are used,p
writes Mrs. Edmon Jacobs, of Bargersvilie,
Johnson Co., Ind. vI had not heard OF Dr.
pierce's medicines three years ago when |
was confined, SO had to suffer almost DEATH
Before baby was born | could not be on
my feet without two persons holding me.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-10-24

The subscription price of the GAZETTE
fer several years has been, and remains,
81 per annum, or 25 per cent. discount if
BaIG vance.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-10-24

Honest Hearts, October 81.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-10-24

9ublished tuesdays and Fridays by
GAZETTE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
Republicans VIII Hold County
Convention in Jerusals m Hall.
DISTINCT CONVENTION HELD
It is Understood That Hon. Harry Lib
by and Jesse W. Williams, Colorca.
viii be Elected the Delegates TO tho
State Convention in City of Roanoke.

The Republicans of Elizabeth City
county held district conventions yes.
tcrday at neon, when delegates to- the
county convention today were cnosri..
'rhe county convention will assemble
promptly nj neon today. Hon HnrT..
Libby, county chairman, will call tho
convention To order and IL IS likely
that lie will then he made pcrm;,n.nt
chairman. Two delegates AMI two
aiicrnatcs arc 10 be elected to The
State convention in Roanoke II was
given out last evening that the dele
gates will probably be Hon Harry
Libby and Jesse w. Williams, Il well
lnrwn colored man. Postmaster W.
delegate.
The District Conventions.
'Fhc delegates elected in the district
conventions and who will attend the
county convention are:
Hampton District.
observation-disclosures Kennedy, w. r.
Anderson, Dr. William ls Atkins. n.
T. Herbert, p Tyler lIenry, DR.. j. j.
Icnes, w. J.. Scott.
Alicrnatcs-D Daniel Webster, Thos.
Davis, William Stewart, II. II. Gard
ner John r. Bentley. Charles NJ.
Sansster and Alexander Washington.
Wythc District.
Dclcgatcs-Capt j. G. Robinson,
Capt. c. H. Hcwns Capt. c. t. How
ms, DR.. G. A. Carey, Sandy Parker,
j. II. Robinson and Peter b. Steven
son
Chesapeake District.
Dclegntos-Cap George r. Wood,
Hon. Harry Libby, Mcssrs. Albert
Howe, Il. r. Johnson, n. c. Barnes, +.
d. Banks, II. Cartwright.
Observation-Disclosures. 7. h. Miller,
Henry Hans. J. e. Foster. II. Il. Motion.
j. NJ. Simpson, George j. Davis, j. /.
Fonntainc.
According to the claims Of several
of the delegates last night the machine
OF the county was rostcd and il is OK
pcctcd that this will bring about IA figh,
against the rcappointment OF postmas.
les j. b. Kimberly at Old Point am;
Postmaster Charles T.. Welsh, Of phoc
bus.
the State conycntjon will be instructed
for Judge Lewis for The nominees fol
governor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
REVISED REPORT
SENDS COTTON UP
Gains in Price for Staple Range From
~ to 10 Points. October Option
Reaching lily.
tBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, July 2G.-Prces for
cotton bounded upward almost instant
ly to'laN when the government report
of decrease of liz in the acreage plant
cd as compared with last year, was
received on the exchange. The gain
ranged from IL TO II points, Octobe,
reaching ILL.,
Tremendous sellhg, presumably l,y
large long interests followed and
prices went uhnbling. October was
beaten down 10 points from the high
est TO HOP. The market was excited
and irregular.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
REPORT ADVERSE
TO PARALLELING
1t is Recommended, However, That
the Road Leading Into Twenty
Sixth Street be Opened.

The reviewers on the road between
Hampton and Newport News made Il
report tn The board of supervisors vcs.
tcrtlay morning that il will he in,prac-
teal to open Il road along the tracks
of the Newport News and Old l'oin,
Railway and Electric Company, but
recommended that the road be open
cd leading into Twcnty-siXih street
mt Newport News. The report was
tabled and The reviewers were request
cd to further ascertain the cost OF
opening the route Suggested in TIC
report, and meet with the supervisors
ii, & special meeting TO he held al
s!alters' Creek one week from mex.
Monday.
y number of property owners resil-
ing i'll Mallory avenue were allowed
tie right tc construct sewer system
through the avenue. provided the
street is put back in the same condi-
ton il is foYnd when the WORK is
started.
The Postal Telegraph Company
was Granted permission to erect pulcs
along the roadways from Newport
News 10 Old Point.
After transacting routine business
| the board adjourned
l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
Excitement IL New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, July 2G.-Thc
day was one of unusual excitement il.
the cotton market, owing to The lie
viscd government acreage report. Tie
market was put up about 10 po;nts
Immediately after the reading of the
report. Many bears turned bulls 70.
the remainder of :he day. Prices
however, were but two and three
points above yesterdays closing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
LIEUTENANT cRAvENs GUILTY.
Will be Reduced Ninety-Three Mum.
bers ic His LineaI Standing.

viii be Reduced Ninety-Three Num-
bers ir His lineaI Standing.
The secretary of war and chief Cf
staff of The United States army have
decided to modify the verdict ri the
court martial in the case of First
Lieuiena Lanicr Cravcns from dis
missal to reduction of nincty.lhrcr
files III his lineal rank.
Lieutenant Cravens was tried at
Fort Monroe on the charge of drunk
cnncss while on duty and the court
martial made Il recommendation that
the lieutenant be dismissed from the
army. Tie friends of the officer use,;
their influence with The result that
the reduction in his standing VA
finally decided upon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
SOCIAL NOTES FROM euckRog.
Delightful Card Party Given by Gen.
tIcmcr Ct Cane View Cottage.


There WIS Il very enjoyable euchre
party given ut Cape View Cottage
Tuesday night by the men OF that
cottage to the ladies on the Beach.
The evening was cool and evcrybod!
seemed To be in fine playing trim The
first prize, Il white silk purasrl, was
carried off by Miss Josephine Elicit
willie Miss Mackie Young and Miss
Laura Mitchell took the consolation
favCrS
The ladies playing were Mrs. Tay-
Tor, Mrs. Fleming. Mrs. wilkins, Mrs.
Ilardwicke, Mrs. Outtcn, Mrs. kel;
ton, Mrs Casey, Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs
Young, Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Roper;
Misses Mamie, Mary, Ida and Carrie
Stcger. Fleming, Fam and Josephine
Elicit. Taylor. Ashmore. Irwin, War
riner, Young, Peck, Morccock. Macki,,
and Lillian Young, Thomas Mitchell,
Anne Booker, Bessie Booker and tho
Misses. Harvey
Mrs. Jcmcs Lee Shelton, of RicI-
mend, is ut Cape View Cottage, for
the summer.
Mrs. w. w. Hartwickc. after a
months stay at Cape View Cottage,
: returned 10 her home in Richmon. |
yesterday.
Mrs. Ida T. Stcger, who has becn
at Cape View since June, returned 70
| Richmond yesterday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
Great Lawn Eete.

Tho Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church will give lawn
fctc on the magnificent lawn of MIR
and Mrs. Henry l.. Scimelz, East
)Qnecn street, Thursday evening. July
q, from 1870 to 10 O'Clock. Delightful
refreshments Will he served, consist
ing OF delicious cream and cake. Sup
per on the European plan. Feast of
lanterns. Music by Normal School In.
dian band anu male quartctte. Gan
Gondolicrs will take You boating The
public Is cordially invited. 7-25.27
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
auaIittcn and thc scxc..

Ono OF the charms OF an Intimacy be-
tween two persons Of different sexes is
that the man loves the woman for quail
tiles he does not envy, and the woman
appreciates the man for qualities she
does not pretend to possess. = Nine
teenth Century.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
OuirnpNOua

Miss Tistcncr-T'llcn you didn't Join
thnt philnntliropic organizations Mrs.
Chattcrhox- No; when intlmatcd to
The ladies' that wanted to do some
thing for charity one OF thcm suggested
that I might begin by holding my
tongue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
WOl.lSfnE Tn

Elsic-Your Uncle Hurry seems
awful young to be Il doctor. Willie
Yes, lie amt n real growcd up doctor
yet expect he's only 'tcndin' TO chill
drcn yet, so to get some practice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
CALLED ON COL. POTTS.
Officers of the JIrien de Ia Gravicre
Visiteo Fort Monroe.

Visteo Fort Monroe.
The officers Of The French cruiser
Jurien de la Gravicrc, which is AT OLD
Point, paid IN official call on Colonel
Ramsey u, Potts, commanding officer
at Fort Monroe yesterday AT noon. The
call will be returned by Colonel Potts
and his stan probably today.
When the officers from the French
man entered the fort enclosure Tho
usual salute was fired, to which tho
jurien de la Gravierc responded.
During early yesterday morning the
officers OF the cruiser officially visited
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

DiXic's side partner, OH Dominion
Wucrtzburger, now out. Tho finest
beverage kno"n. 7-2O-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

Old Dominion Wuertzburger, the
finest beer in America.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

Ask the man for bottle of that de-
licions Wucrtzburgcr. Makes new
blood 7-20-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

Nothing like Old Dominion wuertz.
burger. 7-20tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

:. Ask thu man for a bottle of that de-
licious Wuertzburger. Makes new
blood 7.2O.,f
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

Mrs. Ida L. Stcger, who has bee
at Cape View since June, returned {
ltichmond yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

Mrs. Jcmcs Lee Shcl:cn, of Rici.
mend, is ut Cape View Cottage, fol
the summer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-25
NUEVO ME TO D O.,

The International Collage 9f Languages ha
ldeado un m6todo nuevo, -MStOdO del Le1gGtG-
iGe0 que es un sistema de ensefar el 1ngles
& los Latino-Smericanos, 0g5fsdOgO hG6tGF
Es simplemente ensehaF por la voz humane,
esta voz SO oye tan olaFamente como La de
ualquier miembro de l& familia hablando-
Aoa en- el hogar. Los elementos tecnicoB QUO
dan eliminados, desaparecen obstaculos, Ia
Rimpiiflca ell procedimiento de aprender eS
adquisici0n de Ia habilidad de conversaf se
hR5e facil en- muy oorto tempo.
81 aoento corriente la pronunciation SO
Rseguran, porque los fonagFanas solo EXPIRE
ban sonido emitidos por un cantor perfecto.
TodRs las leociones revision el caracter de
eonversacion, sea Ia especie de palabTas y
Traces que SO 9mplean diaTiamente y Las mas
neoesarias que el extranjero debe aprender.
Setiene ala vista uno delos hbros, y medi
daq que Ell dido escuoha 3 La lengua pronunc1aT
cadR sflaba, ell ojo observa como Sc deletrea
cada palabra y la mente gufIrda las impresio-
mes transmitidas asi Casi Rntes de Rperci-
birnos de clio, nos acostumbramos & pe71SGT
en- elidioma que estudiamog.
he aqu1 algunas de las Yentaias de este sis
temR: No tiene maestro, no hay honorarloS
nj oontFattempos, no Sc olv1dan las lecc1ones
paaad8s, nj peltgro de adqutrir un NAL aeon
to. Sc aprende tanto en- una semana, por
unas cuantas lecciones de diez minutes cada
dia como 10 que un professor ordinario ensena-
la en- un mes Con 81 MGtodo Lenguaono la
la adquisicion de un idioma ha oesado de ser
Oh aPduo deber que mu0hos suponen. En- dos
palabraa ell sistema es tan completoy esta dis
puesto de tai modo que 81 primer dfa vase ha-
blR algo, un POGO mas el siguientey , mas adm
81 cue sigue: en- muy Oorto tempo Sc apren-
de hablar, leer esCribir f&oil corredta
monte.
El Frances, e1 AIem6n y 81 OastaIlano han
sido ene6ados con sxito por este sistema.
Las pefsonrE que deseen conoceF mas ppI-
memories pueden diTigirs0 a The I7stSrRGt607sG
{ Isgs LsDgWqjes, Metropolis Building, Nuevl-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-25
Re gp1iIeS gigaOteS que
Sc GxhibGn en- New
York.
In aSQusIet0 dc brOntOsaurIO mi.
DC So pies 5 puIgadas.
Opilan los paIsOnt6IOg0s que esOs
sGTGs VlVlGTOn hlG8 n milo
IGS do amos.

En- ell Museo de Historic Natural
de Nueva York, Sc inaugur6 en- la
segunda quincena de febFeFo ulti-
mo, un departamento consagrado q
Ia exhibic.6n de un geupo de f6si-
les. F0liqUias de los dinosauPios.
En- medic de esta familia de rep
tiles gigantes. Sc destaca ell esque-
leto colossal de un brontosauFio
Este esqueleto mide 66 pies 8 pull
gadas; fu6 encontrado en- 1897, en-
Wyoming, como q tres millas al
oeste de la famosa cantera de Bone
Cabin.
Los huesos fueron sacados de es-
to lugaF dos amos despu6s del ha-
llazgO. Sc encontraron tres cuartas
parties de los huesos de este enor-
me anfbio. 81 ha sido necesario,
por tanto completar ell esqueleto y
Parte del craneo. antes de llevar q
cabo Iel tFabajo de articulation.
Esta dellcada labor Sc ha eiecu-
tado en- Ell transcurso de ciDco amos.
En- semeiante obFa Sc han combina-
do conocimlentos mecanicos y ana
tomicos, y Sc ha puesto q prueba
un caudal de conocimientos apre-
ciables, SCORE la antigua fauna.
Todo este trabaio de reconstruc-
ci6n ha sido reaIizs do por el profe-
sor Il, R. Osborn y vaFios emplea-
dos del museo.
Los dinousarios y bTontosaurios
pertenecen d los hervfboros.
Ante sus enoFmes dimensiones,
es faTzoso pensar en- la virtud del
aqua y los vegetables, alimentos Pc
culiafes de tan raros individuos, Gu
ya existencia Sc pierde en- la obs
curidad de doce millones de amos.
segdn Ia opinion de los paleont6-
logos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-25
CuItivo del aIgOd6l
EN- las A1tilIaS.
EI m8EImO 10 production sn elias
ss De 200 libTas pOF acre
EI resuItado de este afio deternai-
nara eli porvenir de "a industria
aIgodonera en- West Indies.

Spg6n los informes mas recientes
apbre 81 cultivo del sIgod6n en las An
tillas, & extension on acres es como
sigue:
En ST. Kits y Nevis. 2 $50; en- Bar
bsda 900: en- San Vicente. 600;
an Manaerrat. 900; en- Antigua, 5O0s
en- Granada. 120; en- Santa Lucia, Tri-
nidad y Jsmaics. 300: Tobsg0 s Isla
Virgin y Barbuda, $50.
Todo esto arrc iR an total de {, 100
acres que estsn "a cast t0dos sem1ra-
dos con semiIlR antilIana esGOjida.
El maximO de esta siembra es dos
cientas ibras pOr acre.
Rs natural esper8r. en- CONSEQUENCES.
que Ias Antillas fumipistren ga con-
tingeLta de a 'god6n & Is exportaci6n,
en- ests tenpor4da.
p, ta exportsci6n llegar6 & 5 600 ba-
los cuyo vaIor total ser6 de 500 600
dollars.
Los ir TO mss de Is diferentes isTas
s0bre las siembFaa 10 sstls factorios
indiCan que ID aieI b = ests an buen
estado y la TERRA bien cuItiyada.
Sc haCen e5fuerzos para producir una
6bFR especial con eI fin de establecer
una industria textil absolutamenta bri-
tanica.
EI resuItsdo de Ias operaciones del
pTesente afI1 Contribuir6 & determinar
el EorVenir de Ia industria aIgodonera
en- las AntiIIaS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-25

Sc I8VaRtan en- elias nll1es do
R9lVO y no bay agla.


Mario % Esta es una oonltA cau-
dad. En esto convenimoa todcs cuan.
toa la cOnocen Ia Viaitan p0f prlm9Ea
vez.
Ninguna ciudad de Puerto Rico. 6
exception de Guyana, tlene san PIN
toresoa topograffa.
Guanpj b9 con 30 serie de Quintas
endoseladaa por 81 ramsje de protusos
palmares. y 81 mar que desnnayA placl-
damenta en la ribara rumureGndo 81
comp6s' del Yiento ca 81 bosque de a..
raDjoa: 81 tranvfa que pasa, ala. 81
t6FminO del Undo barrio, Is red de
GALES que ae bifurcan. 8 "a eperecen
amplias como Us de- M6Qdez Vlgo-6
ret0rcidas y estrsChas otraa; leg casaa
de u 3 sya, en- Sd mAyorfa de elegante
arquitecturB: 81 rio que cruzR la clu'
dad, 3 aQui Be deslizan sua aguas & mo-
do DC torrente. buliicic SD, por sobre
guiiarFos arena menudits y que mas
ala, "a pie de las caaas, pasan tranqui.
las Y Oscuras como si So Volhmen
aumentase: ncuiI6 Ell ferrCcarril que
eatremeci6n 6ndcse sobre los rails silba y
se aleia. todo eg muy bOn1t0s muy
po6ticQ. Ea MayagTez.
Mas, 8 POGO que el ObserYador fJe
8 concentre su atenci6n, procurando
aleiar de "a retina 81 efecto de la luz =
los col0res del pnissje. an aggenal de
minuciaa en- tOaas parties hRllar6 que
afeen 81 oopjanto eosRs en- VeHdAd
fFistea. conm0Yeran su alma.
En- Msysgtls1 hay penuEia. penuria
que en- las ciRees p0pulares es desde
luego mas intenaa.
A Vecea las caller. a1n squellag en-
las que antslo fu6 mks inunitado eI
tFkfcos se ven tFistes. CON algunOG
Yiandanteg que pasan 8 chiquillos que
en- frente de Gus hOQares corretean.
Baatanta abRudOno 8 ineuria muni-
CipaI n6tase Ga les vias p6bIicas, pues
aparecen nenns de- hoyOs. De OtrO
Iado levantRnge nubeB de poIv0, que,
por Is escas6s de agua. no es possible
aplacar debidamente.
De ahf queIa Exposici6n proyecta-
do sea de tanta neceaidad A POGO
que los trabsjos preliminares de tai
empresa Sc impuIaeD. 81 aspecto de Les
COsaa cambiars por complete y facil es
presumir los positivoa benefcios que
con b 8ludida Exposici6n aIcanzar6 Ia
pint0Fesca 9iu Isl dai Ojsta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-25
. maGado
De New York,
PIOducios ID las lntIIIas ] Cen.
to ] SUI America que a 6I
So envlan.
rs muY linaitado a Ia uue parece eli
ndmero de efacfos industriaIes
de la isla Ell dicho mercado.

\
Por recientes reYistas del mercado
de New York pueds eatimarse que qe
laa Antillas, Sur y Centric America f.
guYan en dicho mercado. con cotigs-
clones mas 8 menos satisfaetorias, mu-
ch0s = Variad dftimOs pr0ductog.
geEced g laa ias que tal meI-
cadO 0fceCe, en- los mencionados pal-
ses toman mayor yuelo de afio en no
ildustFiaa que % Puerto Rico apenas
sDn expl0tadas Vde muchas de lAs Gus
les acas0 no Den aEentuEeoo atlFmar
que jam6s Sc han emprendldOs no obs
tante les peTapectiVag y segurloades
de prosperidad qne brindan.
III anil por eianpso. cuyo mercado
Runque 6 Yeces fiuct1a entire puenos
precios y quietud en- Iss cotizaci0nes,
es sinembaTgo fuants industrial de no
despreciabIe poFVenir.
III cscaO. El nneTcado de este gra-
no, para Las clases inferiores sobre to-
do, es 8 Vecas muy GctiVo en- New
York y sus c0tizRciones son siempre 8
gsneralmente buenas-
EstS induetria b gFfcOIa GEcRnza bas-
tante desenV0Lvimiento en- Trinidad,
y otFss Antillag. cuyos prOductos van
8 New York y otros buenOs meTca-
dos. En- esta isIa es limitadfsimo 81
cu8tivo del
OtF0 producto, ls Cera. ca naateria
industrial qna de- Gnba-y de 6aut0 Do
mirg j exp6rtaseIa Ial mercado neoyorki-
no. No sabemos que en Puerto Rico
se impulse teng8 impoRtancia esa in.
dustFia.
En- 10 que d hsy lquf alRuna anima-
Ci6n eg an ID exp9rtAci6n de chinRs.
cocos y cueroe.
En- CuantO & pFOductos textiles. no
hsy que hablsr. AhOra aCas0 tonne
aIg6n incremento. con Ell impulse que
Sc de a cultiV0 de Il sanseVeria.
Ultimamente en- lei mercado de New
York les cotizacionea del henequ6n su-
bieron de punto. En- Yucat6n, M6xi-
co. one es ell centric prodnctor de ma-
yor importancia de- Is aludida fibra, el
mercadO Sc enCuentra Casi siempre
frme.
El merCadO de ma 1eras tiane no poe
ca i'm 0rtancia en New YORK. Cuba "
Santo Domingo son centrOs de produc-
ci6n que & aqual mercadO COncurren.
Aqui 70 Ge saba en que gFad0 de aban-
dono se encnentFa taI riquezR.
Tambi6n exp6rtase & New York de
Cuba , Santo Domingo mieI de abejas
y { YeCes el msrCado offeCe muy fs-
vorables condolences.
A Otros pFoductos ofrece no pocas
yentsj.s Ell mercsdo do New York, ta-
les como plumaa do garza. plumas de
ganso, vanilla. zRrzsparriIIa. pimento.
etc.. produOtus que no vemos por Que
en- Puerto Rico no podrfan Constituir
medios de vida d. ensancharan Is eAfsrs
industrial. Viniendo & ser aQu6llas de
tales industrias que & POGO costo pu-
dieran emprendersa aliciente cuando
menoA en- Ia hoy redpCida vida econ6-
mica del pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-25
Como mQtiIarOn IN
nuebIe hiSt6dc0.
COTtarOn Ia eSQlina Dc una m8Sa
usada duTaRto Ia ceremonial
del Pr0sidGnta.
81 autor del hecho Sc supone que
estaba entire los dipsomaticos v
personaies.

On episodio desaPrr lose en- las
ceFemonias de la inauguration Pre-
sidencial de Mr.. Roosevelt, cuandC
SO supe que un ildividuo habia cor
tado una pieza de la mesa sobFe Ia
cuaI descansa Ia biblia besada Dor
el Presldente despu6s de prestaF el
juramentO que InaFca la cOnstitu-
cidn.
El hecho fu6 cometido por per-
soma distlnguida. que estaba o. q
ell cuerpo diplomaticO = que por su
posici0n gozaba de inmunidad para
ser arrestado por los guaFdias.
AlgunaS personals que Sc supo-
MAN eran cOnocedoras del hecho,
negaronse a hacer Ia identification
del au'oP. Sinembargo So ha visto
demostrado que una de las esaui-
nas dc la mesa fu6 cortada en- una
dimension De varias pulgadas de
largo por m ia de ancho.
La mesa fu6 en- iada a la ebanis-
terra del Cal itolio On sdonde Sc le
puso una piBza nueYa.
La mesa en- ell momento del SUI
ceso estaba en- la grada que ocu-
paba Ell Presidente Y no era possible
que nadie del publico pudiera acer-
carse q el a poF ell Gordon de SOL
dados que habfa y solamente per-
sOnas eXpresamente inVitadas pO-
dian teneE asiento en- las gradas.
Sc cree desde luegO que Ia fie-
bre dc obtener un SON0elllq. del actO
que Sc celebraba, impuIs0 4 peFso-
ma de alta posici6n social come
ter un act0 de esa especie.
La mesa de refereneia es de I'm
gran Yalor hist6lico y no es pro-
piedad del gobierno sino del ar
quitecto Edward CLARK que presta
sus Servicios en- el CapitOli0.
La mesa Yiene uSand0se desde la
tOma de possession del Presi dente
John Quincy Adams, ca 81 actO en-
que Sc le tom6 iuramento.
Sc dice tambi6n aunaue no con
yisos de absolute seguridad, que
fue usada cuando Washington iiu-
g0 el 4Q de Ahgil da 1889.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-25
CURITlRlNTIzlIl PlRl Las ALRORlHAs.

Simplog sangrantes; exteriores con pi-
caz6n, 81 no cura no Pagle. Los boticarios
0stan autorizados por los manufacturers del
UNGUENTO DE PAZO aldevolyer el dinero
81 Ia modioina deia de curar cualquier case
de a1morranas, aunque sea cronlco. Los ca
SOS ordinarios Sc curan On seis dias, los rebel
des, en- catorce. Una application da allyfo y
aosiego. La picazon Sc calma instantanea-
meDte. Es un nuevo descnbrimiento el
6niCo que Sc ofrece con una gaTantla posItl-
va.
Si 81 boticario no II tiene Sc 10 enviaremos
de aqui 81 recib'r sellos de correos equivalen-
ties z so centavos en- oro americana, dir1jlen
do Ia carta q PARIS MEDICINE CO., St,
Louis. Mo. q. II. de All, fabFicantes dc las
PA9TILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO-
QUININA, 81 Celebr0 renedio para losre-