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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

I Hall a boniface worthy OF the nam
Kentucky hotelkeeper has Just chd
his establishment, one Of the largean
Kentucky, rather than have one oils
regular boarders sent to the pesthse
with smallpox. A woman who has be a
guest at his hotel came back from alp
| to Memphis suffering from the maly.
| The proprietor of the house took hem
and closed its doors to other guests. sh
a man would be too good to presera
board bill three months in arrears, ans
for sticking a. guest by over chargy,
the thought never entered his head. II
lucky has won renown In many wa,
but now she can boast of prize hid
keeper
Science declares that 1t Is on the evsf
creating artificial life IN the 1aborats.
Knowing what we do of the varis
'hogs" and other disagreeable peris
who now contribute to the unpleasantss
of life, 1t is to be hoped that when wio
begin to make people we will not IKE
mistakes.
Senator Frederick Dumont Smitof
Kansas has claims to greatness otherlan
his name, for he has prepared dill
which he will introduce in the state yis-
lature next week. providing for lifted
marriage. The contract will be signdup
for ten years at venture, and II thawo
parties find matters to suit them ey
can renew at the expiration of that lie.
Otherwise they can try again. By pla,g
the husband and wife on business IT.
nership basis Frederick Dumont Srh
thinks that he will also put them on tr
good behavior, and that much of Q
martial woe and consequent divorce !
cation that now sullies the fair land 4
be eliminated. Let us hope so, but y
limited marriage proposition is a ris
problem at best, and is rather hard
the children. Think of the possibilities
melodrama in the general mix-up of r
rents. and children which might resu
and the "heartaches" that could be wruf
from an audience by legalized orphan
fighting their way up through clouds q
stepfathers and stepmothers! 1t would
immense.
Kirk La Shelle is making preparation
to produce 1.-THE Education of Mr.. Pipp,
a comedy made by Augustus Thoma
from Charles Dana Gibson's famou
drawings. 1t is preferable to use the wor
made" when referring to a play hewe
into shape as this must be. 1t will be re
called that the dramatization of the Dir
Center cartoons was a fiat failure.
remains to be seen If a second attemr
of the same character will meet with sut
cess. Our enterprising American play
wrights would do well to confine thei
efforts to dranatizing trolley cars, de
partment stores and elevators with whic
they have been very successful in tn
past.
A horse has just been sold at auctio
in Connecticut for the sum of ST. How
ever. a kick went with the animal tina
rivals the achievement of Opper's cele
brated mule, Maud, and therefore 1t
easy to see why the bids did not g
higher.
1t Is presumed that at the presen
writing a great many of those who too
passage on the water wagon January
have stopped off at way stations.
P. c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

Sir Thomas Upton still has notion
that he can lift the Americas cup. Sir
Thomas will get himself into the Law
son ward If he is not careful
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

There is plenty of room out in Arl-
iona, New Mexico, Oklahoma and In
dian territory that can be utilized
when the territories become states.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

Mr.. Bryan demanded the unlimited
coinage of silver dollars, but Mr..
Roosevelt prefers the unlimited coin
age of armored battleships.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

The elevator in the New York Times
building is one-sixteenth of a mile
long Builders will not be content in.
side round mile.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

Boston has a subway that 1t con
siders ample In case the city is shelled
by hostile fleet.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

General Stoessel became convinced
that Port Arthur was not quiet enough
to take his long sleep in. He has Sc
lected another place
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

Two blind men who got on a New
Years spree probably felt immune
from seeing things"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

The woman in the Talbot case IL
a grass widow of the third degree, and
the result was inevitable.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

The cotton burners are not nearly
so effective in reducing the crop as
are the boil weeYils.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

Governor Peabody expects to over
come the ballots of freemen by the
ballots of his supreme court.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

The Sun declares that New York's
recent New Year jamboree was the
noisiest and soggiest of the entire Sc.
ries.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

The Baby Advertiser" a special edi-
ton issued by the employees of the Mont
gomery Advertiser, has reached this Of
flee. 1t is an entertaining and highly
diverting publication that sparkles with
the wit Of the Advertisers staff.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

No wonder the Japs and Russians
are shaking hands at Port Arthur.
They have just gotten out of very
bad business.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

The Japanese are now fortifying
fort Arthur against that esteemed
Baltic fleet, fresh from Dogger Bank
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

General Nogi no doubt saw many
changes in Port Arthur. He had not
visited it In long time.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

Stoessel concluded to swear of
fighting on New Years day-hencs
the henceness.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

Alfredo Trombetti of Bologna speaks
400 languages. He would be a hard
man to best in an argument.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

The number who can recall a per-
sonage by the name of Alton B.
Parker is daily growing less.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

In Troy, N Y, there are 10000 girls
who are paid good wages. Here is a
good chance to get self-supporting
wives.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

The war and everything else gov.
ernmental is unpopular In Russia. -
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

Wall street persists In its insanity
diagnosis Of Thomas w. Lawson's case.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

Adam Fad fights lame in winter as
well as in the good old summer time.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

The Japanese now hold not simply
Fort III" but everything else from
A to lizard.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

Marie Corelli is coming to the res
cue of William Shakespeare, a whilom
writer of some merit.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

The cunning in the Senate has al
ready peppered Mitchell, Dietrich,
Burton and Smoot
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

The bureaucrats need peace at home
more than they do in the Far East.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

DR.. Parkhurst AYERS that the lid IL
not only off in New York, but is lost
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

Gibraltars are not secure against
Japanese skill and persistence.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07
WITH OTHER EDITORS

The wood pulp trust is indeed a
grinding monopoly.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

Sam w. Small the well-known evange-
list, lecturer and newspaper worker, has
been elected editor and manager of the
Brunswick (Ga.) Journal.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

Col ]. B. Killebrew has severed his
connection with the Nashville News and
has retired to his farm in Monterey
county. Tenn. Col Killebrew has had
distinguished career and will spend his
declining days in the quiet of rural life,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07
SeIf-Made Man,

II have read number of tributes to
the late Theodore Thomas" said a musi-
clan, but have not seen the fact stated
that the great orchestra leader was prac-
tically a self-made man in his profession.
And this Is a fact that made Thomas all
the more remarkable from scholarly
point of view. True, he had lessons on the
violin from a competent teacher but he
was never inside of a conservatory as
student, and he began making his living
as violnist before he was scarcely in his
teens. But missing the scholarly atmos-
phere of the conservatory, this musician
made up for the lack of early advantages
by close application and a will to be
somebody. In time he came to be master
leader He was the only director of promi-
nence in my day who had not been edu-
Gated abroad ard been the pupil of emil
rent teachers in score reading and the
theory of music. His Chicago orchestra
was composed of conservatory-bred musi-
clans, scarcely man among them who
had not studied theory as well as tech
nique. And yet Mr.. Thomas was above
all of his men in musical scholarship.
The man who can rise and maintain
leading position in any intellectual field in
spite of small opportunities in youth Is
indeed strong man, and Mr.. Thomas
was therefore entitled to all the more
credit for reaching the pinnacle of fame"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07
"where Is My Darling Boy Tonishta'

II was highly amused by little in
cident here in the lobby last week. said
n man about town at the Hilman.
about 7 o'clock one evening toward
the end of the week. Man of Means
came in here with a detective and asked
for Thomas w. Prior, the manager Of a
theatrical company that was here last
week.. When Mr.. Prior came down. the
detective introduced the Man of Means.
Then the detective withdrew few PAGES
and the Man of Means whispered long
and earnestly into the theatrical mana
gers ear
"The more he talked the more serious
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

L. H Russ and ]. H. Caffee are the
only authorized travelling representatives.
Of The Age-Herald In its circulation de-
partment
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

No communication will be published
without its authors name. Rejected
manuscripts will not be returned unless
stamps are enclosed for that purpose.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

Science declares that 1t is on the evsf
creating artificial life IN the laborats.
Knowing what we do of the varis
hogs and other disagreeable peris
who now contribute to the unpleasantss
of life, 1t is to be hoped that when wio
begin to make people we will not IKE
mistakes.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

1t is presumed that at the present
writing a great many of those who took
passage on the water wagon January 1
have stopped off at way stations.
p c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12
GONVOGlTORIA.
Por acuerdo de la Junta Superior
de. anidad. ..

Dursnta Ios dias 10 90. 81. o.:
% del corrientS mes de SectiembFe s
Rag horas de cfiCina, Ge caiebrar5n exe-
menes para Cubrir Ia pIbzs de Segun-
do @ fmiCo del LGborAt0ri0 SnexO aE
DepsrtAmentO De Sanidad. Carload y
Priaiones.
Los ex ximenea se lIevsrsn 6 CNbO en-
eli sal6n de sesioneS de la Junta Supe'
riOr de Sanidad y Ser6n dirijidOS E0r
eI Jefe del LRb5ratoriO.
Los aspirantee s dicka plczR p0dPsn
envinr aus sOliCisudes dirijidas 81 So.
periDtendente de SRDidad hRnts lss 4
de In tsrde del die Is del COrrieDte
mes. y Obteudrsh de diChs eutOFidad
todos los datos d ue pjdan referentea s
sue do uSigoado & 10 plaza, GNignatuTHg
que hsn de ser obietO del txsmeD. &.
Los ejeFCiOle de ExAmen SO verif
car6n en- idiom8 -esp mol y enSre dos
nspirnbtea que ObteI gsE las miamaa
notAa. ser& vreferidO el que DOBeR co
noCimientcs de ipG 6S y puedR escribir
en- msquinillG.
TIdO 10 CuSl 90 pub i0R pprS gaDeF'
cOuC cimientO. - e. II HeTnGndes
M D. Superintendente de SRnidAd.
Eva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12
FL doctor Roses Y los
trabsjas Dc Ia "POTtO RIeO
lB8mla Commission" en- d
CIudad Do UtuauO.
(De meseatro c0rresponaoz eapeoiay.)

(De mWestro c0uesp0q80E especiG2.) .
-SeptiembYa 8 --Hace jusbRmento an
mes que aianoO nombFado director
teCpico de d subsstaci6n de UtuedO
DavS combatir IN Hnemia 81 doctor don
Miguel Roses. &c hizo este cargo de
dichn trsbrjo y aundue 90 labor hS
pasRdO apaRentama' te dessperCibidR 81
precise pOner en- ConoCimiento de nuea-
tpos gecsOPes en- la forms que dich0 fa9
cultatiVO corona gua esfueYz0s, esfueH.
zog aobre humAnos pues apArte de tFa'
b. jtP 81 solo siGue & au vez deBempe-
fIan0O sin decaer en- Gu puestO ls pls q
de { Fl sial apxiliar de, sanidRd en- diCha
locs cslidad. .-..
En- dicha sub eataoi6n tFabt is ell Dr..
Roses ay udado de IN pr8ctiO8nte que
degDRchR lee mediciDas y de IN pe6n
que 1e estahIace eI orden entire los pa
Cientes que acuden CeDteBRPes Blend0
sin embargo neCegaFia ALI I8 presenclR
de Il po!icfR. -.
L'eva diChO fAcuitstivO una eRtadie.
ticR tan detslledR que ls Vez que
tomR rosa numerals de Loo eDfermOs.
efotomss y gFAvedsd del cRsO con au
curse y tratamiento como hGOen On lAS
otrFs Estr clones de Anenis. ilevG
ademSs eatSdistiCS de Las OtrRs enfer'
nedadas &c los no uncinSriCos, IL de
lOs Que fueFOn trAtadoG el . no anterior.
Ell tsnt0 Dor cieoto de HemOglobin0,
etc. ,setc Es cierto que el doctor Ro-
Ses psTticulATmante CueDtS con tOd0
g6uerO de 8paratOs cientffOOs mOder'
ncs, sparte de tener una CIfnics m6di.
CO quir1rgiGa & Is alturR de Cualquiar
CiudSd dc Europa 8urque Choque 8 10
generaIidSd.
Ei doctor Roses lIeV8 tEst8dOs en- 30
dias 1917 aD6micos. de ellOs 759 %
hsn aidO recOn0cidos por dos & tres
veces en- el curse del t-stamiento 10
Cual aPFcia un total de 1915 reCOnOOi
mientOS; de los miamOS ha dGdO de
alta curRdog rRdiCnImente Is sin que
A6n terGs heChR nirgunN bFjG pOF fa'
llecimientO
Para que haCer elogics de- una cosa
que DOr Of miamo 10 hsCe? DebamoO
Of fsIi itarDOS de cOntsr con un eDemen-
to tan vslioso que de- honrR y prove
CHI" & ie HiPDcis =
DebemOs afIsdir que en- meseg que
ell doctor Rises ejsroe IA Carrers en-
dioha Ciudad de UtuRdO ha practicadO
curaciones admirebleS y hsch0 opera
clones de alta ciFuifs con reSugtadOa
espl6ndidos que demaestFNn 50 gran
periCia, Ga amor & la cienCi6 y gu mo-
destiO aI CAlEarlsG
HombPes al hRCen fAlta en- tOdaG
parties.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12
In hOnhT0 honFadO.

safor Editor.--sfrvasa informar BuB leo
ToreE oue II me egcriben Oonddencialmente
"a mandarG nor correo On carta sellada 81
nIaY n1ye sapui : nor 81 cual obtuve 81 restar-
blo0inaiento perDaanente compacto de mi
aalTId y vigor varonil despu&s de amos de Bu-
frimientos de dsbilidad neYviosa, p6PdidaE
nnCtuPnas y parties deblles atrohadas.
No a. mi fdea Conseguir dinero do nadie;
fui robado y estatado por chaElataneS, hasta
pordeF "a f8 del g6nero humane, psro. graOiaG
Dios, estoy ahofa bieD vigotoso y fuerte,
con deseo dc hacer conOcer todos este RENE
dio Clerto do ourarBe.
No teniendo NADIA que vender nj que en-
War g. A. D., no deSeo dineF0.
DiFOcCi6n; e. BrAnt, Box DelEays AtOh''
MM TITY
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12
DiSti0guIdO sStudDante.

Hoy ombarcara para los Esta-
aos Uniaos el joven estudiante de
medicina don Rafael Lopez Nus
s.. Va a cursar el cuarto y 1.ti-
mo s1lo de la carrera en- la Univer-
sidah ae Washington.
El joven Lopez Nussa es un chico
de valeP.
Es de los que en- el estudio peFse-
v6ran y de los que van adelante
con entusiasmo y con f6 en- pos de
uu porveDip digno Jovenes asf son
para Puerto Rico legftlmas esperan-
Zas.
TeUga feliz travesia el joven L.
pez Nussa y q. prontO le veamos de
r~gresO en- Ia patria OstentandO el
Aonroso tftulo de d c*or.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12
Solo orc americana.

Como quieFR que aIRunas personss
% ban aceFCadO esta reduction, ma.
nifsatendO que en- vRriss Cfiaines hsn
0Obrado girOa pOstsles On biiletes del
BAaco de PueFtO Rico. no roc. b.6ado-
se eStos billeteg On 10 ventsns donde
90 expanden los sellos; 40 rapreeen.
tants de este peri6dico ae avist6 con
el Gefinr LsndyE. Jefe de Correoa,
qu1en manifesto que solo orc smerica-
no de0ia FeclblrSe tant0 en- 10 ofiOina
de Rlros como en- IR Vsntana da 8eLlog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12
Board Of Medical Examiners OIL
POrtO Rico.
Euamonus para MGdicOs, Practeantas COmadrO.
mas sI primer maTtOS de OCtubTs de 1905.

Los M6diCos AOplrnntes & iCenCiss
para pOder pFScticar Do msdiCinR y IA
OiFujfa an PaeRt Rico d. b bsE6n CumpliE
los requisites siRuientes: i
10 -PreBentSF an IL SecretFFfs de
est B ~rd eI tftubO que les aCFedite
com Ne licos ClFujSnCa.
21.-Uua soiiCitud iuradR ante 81
iuez & otrS sutOridad Judicial. GcFedi.
tAndu per ell mismo Qua firmB ia sO!i
citud.
33.-Pagar un dereCho de $500 en-
TIE 0re'i
4J-PaSar un ex&men de todAs lee
RSignstur4S que co o.nOrende DS pr, fs'
sion m6diCR ante % JuntR exSmlnRdO-
~ D,cho exam an tendr6 'ugRr ell
Ter. mSrtes 0e OctubVe pr6ximO. en-
Ias OfcinAs del B ,srd Cf Medical Exs
hlinOFR-
LIS Me iiGua que 0demSs del tisulC;
que I'll aartid0 les ncredita. pOsean
on State boGTd; presentAFSn igual soil
nit' d b An eVidepCi0 de estuR dOOu-
me ,tOa ('itu4O y iCerciS) ante eI
SEQ 'etGfi que su8cFibe. en- lps 90 df 4
que subsigan 10 publication de ;ste
Bnu '"iO Dsberkn psgar un derech1
de $25 90 en- H. 7 Tesorerfs respective.
0nteadl6ndose que pAEadA eAtA COnvo
cas- ria seF& considerNdR como pFsoaics,
illegal 10 de los Me 61icos que no hubiC-
Ten cumplido con estOS rPquisitOs.
LIS AspirRnte9 Practicsntes y
COmsdE0nNs preaentsE6n SoIicitudeu
tsmb 6 j"radRs y sbOnAr6n uu dare
CbO $1,000 los primarOs y de So 90
Ice geIun 1&B, p0F dereChos de exAmen
yi Cia.
Dichos Aapiraptea prerentsr6a car
hONci 'r@. que GCr "diten hEoer reCibido
pFActlCA de Clvujfa MenOr y de- Obs
tetricia en- H spitMles 6 al serviCio
med CO psrtiCulsr.
Las golioitudeS en- bIRnCo p0dr6n
kediFss 4 eFts SscFetsrfs, 10 mismo
qua CualQ0ierG txpliCaci6n qus faese
1ecesaris, relaCionadR cou dichos exk.
menea.
EatoS ter rdr6n luRar el die 8 de-
Oetubsa de 1905 DR. II Ovevedo
BGes, Sscrats rio. San Frnpol Gu Is 8
A ~ rSRdO 712 S4p Juan. 15v.s,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12
EDUARDO NEUMAN.
TERMINUS DE PAz.

1o.-Cores virtuelmente bsio el pro-
tfctoFado dei JGp6u. y concedido &
Ruais Lac ventsiss de an tFatado re
Ctda.
2';-Rusis y el Jsp6n acuerdan eva
SpaF 10 MsnchuriR.
3o.-PaeTtO Arturo pasarG al Jap6n.
40.-Tambi6n ls pAnfnsuIR de Lieo-
To g sc Cede 0i Jap6n.
-51.-LS isls de S. khRlin dividida en-
dos zOnRS. IN del nrHte para Russia y Do
del sur paEa eO JAp6n.
6 IL ltegridad de Is ChinR Pegpe-
tSda DOF ambas naOiones.
7I,-El feFrocaFriI oriental chino
desde an puntO & tres millas aI sur de
Hsrbio pass al Mix AdO
Ser ferroCsrrii de Is MahChuria
desde an puntO al nOrte queda en- po.
der de log rusOs y daSde el otrO al sud
EPsArs & los jsDOneses.
80 -Ruaia mantiene expedite Ga 90.
minO 6 VAdivOstOck
10.-CODceiido ID Jap6n eI derecho
de pescs en- les sRnss de Sib>riao
Id sp6n no pide indemnizsci6n.
10 Los jspOneGes recibiFan an pa.
60 indirecto por lGH prisioner0s rusos
que han msntenido.
NJ tOngO tempe material para ssCri.
BIZ mas
Tomo que esta Or6ciCR no aICanee eI
vRp0P de Puerto Rico.
L. envio an reCOrte en- ing'6s sobre
Ia cFOnOloRfs de d guerra, para que 10
hSQan tFaduGir. -. -
COnciuyO con los siRuisntes spuntea
que me entregS ahOra mi8mO un CO.
rreSpOnsRl de an peri6diCO ChilenO.
LO que la guerra hG costadO d RwsSG
q al JGp6D en- hOmbres, d..
mere q bGrcOS.
En- hombres.-Ruaia tenfe
en- la ManChuria en- 1904. so 600
Dsspu6s envi6 & b guerra. 78O 600
EE JAp6n hR mOVilizad0. .... 100000
Total de oombatientes. -. 1 $40, 900
Entre elIos han muerto, ge han he.
rido 6 inutiiizRdO entire los ruaos
375, ,00O y entire los jsponeGeS $50 900.
lOtFOs Green e&RgeFRd0 el n6merO de
japOueaeS). s-.-.....
Jsp6u hs sufrido solo la pGFdida de
IN proninsnte oficisI. 81 Conandnnte
Od4; lOs oficiaIes de raDgo que ha per.
dido Rugia 500: generates cOnde de
K 4IleF. Batk0veky, Sm0lensky, Ter.
pibsy K0ndraChepko. OOmandaDta Ste
nRuof y los almiFantGs M ksroff,
MOlas. VOelksrasm , WittBOeft.
En dinero. -Rusis hS 49,.
gagtad0 ........ .s.s.s$1. SOC. 900 900
Jap6n. n.''........s.sS1, 125. 600. 900
Ep buqueS. S.-Rusia hs per-
Q1u0 '"ss s.64 0AEC08.
El Jap6n (acorszadoa y
crueARo9 .s..~~~~~@ .....s baECog.
Portsmouth. Agosto 30. 1905.
EDUARDO NEUMANN.
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JuRta dc fsstsjos dc Sanrurce,

H" quadSd0 def 'itivemante Constii-
tu'd ] ju ts de f Gteios de Ssnturce
Q f hTna si2uiepte:
PreSidente, - Ricardo H, Hsr.
n6ndpz
Vie Presidents. don Js.d, Maria
RoaSg.
TaSorero, d. .n Jos6 A Canals.
esc SsccrsSariO' don Joa6 D. Moreno
V'caIea: doc JIG e B .I.do, don Ma
ciano PeEquera. don Mario Geigs',
don Pedro F 4 don Pedro B fVar,
don SuossO Panisgu0. dc 4 jose LSona-
part don CGrmeio EaFique.
OoortunSmsnte "a publiCarS e1 pro-
grGnR de Ice featas.
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Por hurto Do DOS gaIlinss
Palos Y CArceI.

Pablo y Jo'6 Rivera fcerOU danun
Ciad0 aver ms fianS, por JcS6 S. Lugo
pcTque en- Martin PefIs ls rObRFOn dos
g ,IliaRs
NJ hay que decir que negaron demo.
dBdOmenta. pero 10 aierto &c que lOs
pilleteB presentan COnsuaiOnes de los
pSlOU que les dierOD: este ain cOntar
lOG p0l0S que sllOa 81 diarOn.
Con tRu piauaibla motivo eI Juez
municipal Ie impuSo Seis meses de
CarCeI & Cada unO.
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lkn.GlnAR sEhEHlL

CONSEJO Al LAS NADRES. - El jarabe ealmante
is "a senra HinSlow debe usarse sicmpre que los nos
sstan IN 81 periodic de Ia der ci6n Proporcona avio
Hmedisto al pequefo paeiente produce un sueio ma
sural tanquo, Ryia 81 dolor ei angelic despiers
uy Hlyo alegre rs ruy agradable al paladar, eala
alnno, ablanda sus encias aiiva sus dolores hace r.
Giles las funciones del est6mago egua los intestinos
Es ei mejor xemedio eonocdo para Ia diaea va pro-
yensa este de Ia denticon de cuaquicra eausa
TSnease mucho cuiG ado en- pedr el sJarahs Caimaah
Re Ii Se6ora Wiuslow's el naior de t9dcse
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4 mis- GlI0nr0s, y al pdbIlGO eI
general,

En- 10 que ge reedifica convepienta.
mente eli sncRI que OcuoAba an Il calte
do Allen NJ. 81, he trssIsdado al eotu-
bIeCimient0 de barbsrfS Ella Uoi6n
sl No 10 de IR misma caIle. En dicho
Local ofrezc0 & mis- Constantss favore.
Cedores. esmersd. aervicioa. hsNhon
con prontitud y eleRSnOia. iE8pecSG.
GSQdd en- c0Ttes de 6Gr6as! Vsriada y
excelente peTfumerfO fIanCesa para 81
uso 1e los psrrouuianoa.
luna vista. y os COnVencereisl
3Ov q. AgGpitO del Z0rO,
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RON IlAVE."

ReconoCidamente el mas puro. hiRie
nl9o , egrad9bIs que 90 fabrica en- el
Pa! 90 Velde an los pricip8Gea e8tR-
bleCimientoG, en- Areoibo por Suce.
BsFea de ROaes 8 Ca
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