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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
ConsueIo Intervenes

The Duchess of Marlborough not only
wrote Lady Derby, telling her what
she thought OF the heartless arrange
ment, but set to work to find something
better for the young couple.
Eventually. by clever management
and the work of influential friends,
Whitelaw Reid was persuaded that Mr..
Walsh was just the sort of man to suit
his purpose.
1t is an open secret that the Land
grave of Hesse wanted to marry Lady
Norah Spencer Churchill. but she re-
fused him. Had she done so. their
children would have been royal high
nesses. as he is royal, while the Duke
Of Marlborough's French title is also
royal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01

If you want to go east, c. HaydOcIE,
Agt. Illinois Central r. r.. 2SS S. Spring.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20

tades mentales; del maneio de los nihos;
desviar 8 hacer desaparecer los sinsa-
bores domesticos, etc.
El colegio fundado por Ell DR.. Sage
Sc propone distribuir gratis, por valor
de $4,000 del referido tomo, hasta que
Sc haya agotado Ia edicion especial.
CualquieTa que este realmente intere-
sado puede obtener I'm ejemplar. Este
hbro estA ilustrado con hermosos gTaba-
dos de medic tono lie dice como Sc ha
usado el marvilloso poderd del hipnotismo
para envolver a las gentes en- secreto y
misterioso hechizo, sin que 10 sepan, y
como, dl1rante meses aun amos han
estado obedeciendo la real voluntad de
otro. Le descubre el secreto de 10 que
Ell Senador Chauncey M. Depew, demo-
nina el microbio del dinero. No crea
Vd- que porque no tiene Vd. una fina
educacion y trabaja con POGO sueldo,
que no podT& Vd. mejorar su condicion;
nj tampoco crea que porque ahora vive
Vd, con holgura y felicidad, estas no
pueden aumentarse. 81 hbro del DIR.
Sage ha sido leido Y sus doctrinas Sc
han practicable por los h6mbres mas
ricos del mundo. Ellos conocen el valor
de Ia induencia personal, del poder
hipnotico. Si le interesa Ell asunto,
AOH 4AASAAQ NA1S 4CSAclS al 4NCW
York Institute of Science, dept. ID So
Rochester, NEW YORK, y Sc 1e envia-
ra gratis Avuelta de correo el libro del
DR.. Sage en- Espanol, Ingles, Frances,
AIeman, Holandss Italiano. Esta es
una oportunidad querara vez Sc presenta
de aprender los usos y posibilidades de
La poteucia mas asombrosa, InaTavillosa
rnisteriosa que el hombre ha uegado
q conocer. 81 voldmen ha sido recibido
con mucho entusiSsmo por los hombres
prominentes de negocios, ministries del
Evangelio, abogados y facultativos.
Debe ocupar IN puesto especial en- todos
los hogares, debe ser 1eido por todas
las muieres y hombres del pals que
deseen mejorar su condicion en- esta
vida, lograr mejor 9xito pecuniario,
ganarse amigos, gratifcar sus ambi-
clones, v hacer que la vida rinda el
placer felicidad que Ell Creador,
intent6 habiamos de gozar, Escriba en-
el idioma que quiera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20

-Esta mafIsna 81 Gobernador Win
throp revis6 lAa Compel fliaa del Ba ta
p6n PueRtorEiquefo que han de- il 6
Warrington. Dicha autoridad sali6
muy oolnplacida de q marcialidad de
nuestFos muchachos.
La bonib1 eEuIaliaS se esta utiIi-
zando ca los tEAbajos del AcueduCto
en- Rio Piedraa.
-PUES SENIOR; queda rasueIto 81
ptob!ema. ESTA JUSTIFICADO
que Ell MEJOR RON, 81 mas pur0,
TUFO de nipguna especie. es eI que
fabrican los selorea TRUEBA Z OIL.
VAS. duefl del screditado estableci-
mient0 xLA MULITA.1 La gran f6-
brica de. .licOFes est6 en- Ssnturce. Ia.
Heres. cerOa de h estaci6n del FeFrcta.
rril. r O. B0s 748. San juan
Puerto Rico. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20
81 PEIROtE0 E6 IS TT SUBSTITUTE
DEL AeElIE De HIeln0 lE RlGALAl

Durante la presente ssoasez de aCeite de
higsdu de bacalao, algunos tndustTAalas han
hochO grandes esfuerzos para p9pularlzar ca
provecho propio 81 uso del pPtr6leo 8 parah-
na como subst0ncia Rliment1cial
Bastante ridfculo es en- verdads por no cal
ncarlo de otro modo, 81 asegprar que el peo
tr6.eo pued0 SUBSTITUTE al aCeite de higad-
de bRchlao.
Ia gran reputation de que goza el aCeite
de hfgAdo dc bacalaoes debida sus grandes
propiedades nutritivas alimenticias. En-
vsrdad, el aceite de higado de bacalao no sola-
mente es IN alimentp, sino que es 81 mejOr
Nsimonto que Sc conoce en- Medicina y atn no
go ha podido enoontrar en- "a naturaleza otro
RlimentO igual anunCiar el petr0le0 CO.
mo un substitute del aceits do hfgado de ba-
oalao, os atribuir al petr6leo 3 para6na pro-
piedades que no tiene. ri petr6leo oareCe de
II propiedad esencial de todo altmento, es
daciF, ID de ser asimilable. Ri petroleo o pa
gafina no solamente no es una substancia asi-
milableI sino que cuando Sc torna interior
monte eli expelido en- au totah adpor las eva
Cuaciones intestinalos, causaddo indigestion,
irEitaci6n del ast6mago den los intestinos,
anfsrmedades del higado = del pancreas y
con freorencia diarrea y disenterfa
LA presente escRaez del aceite de higado
de bacalao es un case excepOionalque no du-
Far& mucho tempo, pero que ha demostrado
Va Ia gran demand& que constRntemente hay
On el mundo por este producto alimenticio.
Miles de personals 1oyenes anol&noSs usan
Sontinuamente este aCeite ysu aalud y Su
vida depend0n de 81.
Acknowledgements Ia mayor parte del aceite
do bacAlao que Sc consume en- ell mundo es
adminisirado baio Is forma de sEmulcion de
Scott" preparada per les Sres. Scott & Bow
ne, Oufmicos de Nueva York, q1ienes debido
& 9us muchos amos de experiences en- Ia ma
toria, vieron venir la escasez con muchos
neses de anticipation hioieron grandes AGO
pioa del aceite, aunque para clio tuvieron que
pagar pFecios enormes. ESQ no ostante, el
precio 6orriente ell detalle de Id Emulsion de
Scott no hi sido alterado puede obten aTse
On las botiacaa droguerias Al mismo preoio
de aiempre.
El Petr6leo Parafna puede ser bueno pa
ra lubricar maquinas otros usosos industrla
les. peFo Ia EmulciOn de SCOTT es Ia unica
huena para el ouerpo humane.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20


ri Dr.. x. Ia Motto Sage, hizo una
fortune del hipnotismo. Probablemente
sabs mas que nadie acerca de Ell. Su
mGtodo dihere radicalmente de todos
los que Sc ham resentado. Por SD nuevo
sistema Sc hipnotiza 4 ci1alquiera ins-
tantaneamentas LIE dice como Sc ejerce
esta tremenda1y silencicsa Influenza,
sin hacer ninkun gesto nj decir una
palabra Da e. llrico metodo practico
Y real para Ell .desarrollo del poder del
Magnetismo personal, que jamAs Sc ha
publicado. Durante todo el tempo que
el pdblico conoce al DR.. Sage, este Sc
haS dedicado a estudio del efecto que
el hipnotisno produce sobre Ia mente
humana. Has Hegado e conveneerse,
que esta misteriosa potencia puede ser
1til yventajo josa las mujcres Y hombres
ambiciosos que deseenlnejorar sd con-
dicion en- la vida; y para demonstrar
La exactitud de sus ideas, al retirarse
& la vida privada, fund6 un Colegio
donde Sc puede ensenar 81 Hipnotismo
personal, el Magnetismo, Curacion mag
n@tica, etc, siguiendo Ia rutiua indicada
por 81. 81 resultado es que el Colegio
es el mayor del mundo. Miles de estu-
diantes en- todas las parties del mundo,
son testigos de su maravillosa pOtencia
y de los beuehcios practices, del metodo
del DR.. Sage, El Doctor l1a escrito d1ti-
mamente an 1ibro titulado a Filosoffa
de la Inhuencia personal en- el que
esclarece en- language liso y 1lano, COMO
Sc adquiere el poder hipnotico sus
varios uSos. Entire las cosas intere-
santes que contiene, estA Ia manera de
desarrollar al poder hipn6tico infuir &
las gentes sin que Sc aperciban de clio;
Ell modo de curar las malas costumbres
ylas enfermedades cronicas, cuando las
medicinas y todo 10 demas han fallido;
como Sc implanta un inadato en- Ia mente
de un individuo. que obedecerA fiel-
mente en- todos sus detalles durante un
mes un afIo, aun cuando este ono.este
presente el hiphotista como Sc hipnotiza
de lejos; sta valor en- los negocios; en-
sayos cienti6cos y marvillosos para
evitar que4otros ejerzan indujo sobre
Vd.; trata del poder hipn6tico, mas
facinador que Ia hermosura; del usodel
hipnotismo en- e1 desauol1o de las facUls
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20

toss 20 le del pueblo nigui6ndose
oloments oe suyos
osseard.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20
I. PLANS NARTI. !
TETUAN as.

Ofrece & precios m6diOos: ARNE-
SES COMPLETES A MERICANOS
DE CADENA Y RETRANCA.
CONSTANTES ESURTIDODE FRU-
TOS DEL PALS. A PRECIOS LIMI-
TADOS.
AGENTE GENERAL do Iog MOIi-
nos de PILLSBURY. WASHBURN,
FLOUR, MILLS Co. Ltd. de Minnea-
polls, MINI. que producer Ias afama-
dss harinAs de trigo FPILLSBURY s
EST xxx y d de mai 4LA
ESMERALDA.a
AGENTE GENERAL de Ios SefIo-
res HUFFMAN BROS de New York,
hbricantes de Las afauaadas marcas de
ManSequillM GLA FAVORITADy y GEL.
YANKEE.S
AGENTE GENERAL DE- ID cerva-
oerfn SIHE CONGRESS BREWING
COS de- BROOKLYN, nj " GOV. ..
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BanOO Territorial
ACTIYO.
q AGRIQOLA Dc PuERTo-RICO.

Balance en- 81 dc Enero de 1905.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20
DlCTO.
Esladss llnlass "a lmSFisa.
q PFSsltsnlg % los Esla- SIS.
dos unilss.
DeeLaeass6ss de D0nas.,ss;0


En- la CoF de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan:
POR CUANTO habiendo presents.
dc 81 AbOgedo don EmiRdio 81. GinoriO
una moci6n 6Olicitando. & nOmbrs de
do68 Domirga Romero Montnf nfieE. ve-
Gina de Rio PiedgaG n declnRaci6n de
domluiO de u siguicnfo inCs
8 R6stio8. TerEonO cOmpuest0 de-
Cincuenta y ciuCo y media Cuerdas,
3 radicado Ga el barrio de Cupay, tSr-
+ mino Municipal de Bio Pisdrna. ca
& lindea. p0F 81 Este. con Limo Dfa4,
e pOr ez Oeste, con Don Joa6 Marines
LOnin v el Ffs p0r 81 Norte. Msrce-
lima Romero y p0r q SuT, Julisn
: Castillo.
POR TANTO y hsbi6ndOus ordena-
do pOr 81 Hon Emilio del IcTo .TueE
de esta goR nubli4ue por tres ve-
ca1 en an loo de los de mas cir
cuIaei6n dc eS Ciudad. = petici6n
para qua laa que teDgan alg6n derech0
reAl sobre q inmne1se descFito. las
persones ignoTadae 8 Quienee pueda
peFjudiCar D. inscription y en- general
6800 el que QuieFe OpOneFae en- eI ter
mln0 de- aes6nta dfas nstuFales pueda
efectuaFlO, lfbro el presents en- San
Y uen de Puerto Rico & VENTS y echo
ae Dlclembra de mil noYeCisntOg cua-
Luis Asades Has.
SecretaFio.
II NJ.
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THE CONSOLIDATED
EXPRESS OFFICES
Cargadores y remitentes para
todos los lugares de los Estados
Unidos, Europa y vice-vers IA.

Todos los paquetes ) carga
Oonfados a nosotros recibiran
pronta atenci6n, y SO remitiran
4 los precios dc expreso mas Ii
mitado.
Los efectos que se .deseen en-
War por expreso, en- los vapo-
peres Ia N. Y. 81 p. r. IS. S.
Go, SCoamos y ePonces deben
ser entregados los lunes hasta
las 10 Dc Ia mafana, y los que
vayan en- los de Ia SRed Ds has
Ia las 2 de la tarde los martes.
San JustO A. q. BURSIAN.
Adnaisistrador.
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seoretos por medic de los cuales. 81 Dr. <. La Motto
Sage Isl gran hipnotista de Ia 6poca, produio
una tremenda sensation.

Cree que 81 hpnotismo eo benefco general Ea dado
$4,000 psga a datEibucion. GRATIS, de libro CON
ikminaa, que contiene opinion guia para
adqulriE este msterioso poder usarlo en- los
ynegocios,sen u sociedad casa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20

Aeptras dure r. edron especial notable bro Sc
enviarA gratis elemplar clalquiera que tenga
interes e asunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20

ONSEJO Al Las RADRES. wv Il fstabe scsiin,ants
- e aaoa Wlnalow sbs usarse siemprs que los ninos
estan sn 81 periodic de a c6n pFop1rciona alivjd
Immediate al pequeno paciente p1oduEe tn sue6o ma
NAFA tranqutos at9ia 81 dolor M angelic desperta
mny vtso alegre Is muy aaradable 81 paadar, cama
~ ulos ablanda encias, niiva dolores, haee a.
Giles lac funciones del cst6maao rekua ios nestnos
Aa q meior remedio conocido para IA daErea va pro-
wenRa Astn de Ia dentio5n dc cutlquiera cauaa
Aeneasa mucho cudado en- pedir el arabe Calmanqe
ae IA SehorR Window es q neior de eodoEe
JACINTO NARANJO.- .-- Ciruiano Dene
hstas--Ha trasladAdo su oticinadental Ia
sale dc Ia Tanca, No. 5, altos, donde ofreoe
sus servioios NJ p6blico On general. p.
r. tULLLEN. H. fiDador v compositof
de pianos harmonios. toInpFa pisnos vie4
Jos. Va q cualquier pueblo de u isla. So-
hciteaele, Relogema #. Kehrhahn. Plaza
Baldorioty de Castro San Juan P r.
% " 4 f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10
Iron and Prosneritv.

The production of iron in this coun- try this year will constitute a new record. It will certainly exceed twen- ty million tons. It will probably ex- ceed twenty-one million tons. But not less remarkable is the home demand for it. The steel trust has withdrawn from the market for the year 19O5-- so runs a telegram from Pittsburg. It can accept no more orders for deliy- cries in the present year, and some rail plants ar out of the market-ac- tually out-for the year 1906. The call for iron, says one report, comes from every branch of the industry.
 This simply shows that prosperity is general in the country. When struc- tual iron and rails are alike in demand then We may be sure that the general business of the country is active and prosperous. In order to move the business offered to 1t one railroad the Pennsylvania-has just placed a single order for 17,00O freight cars to be delivered as soon as they can be built-a string of cars almost one hun dred and fifty miles long. The pros perity of that one railroad is not ex- ceptional. All other railroads are taxed to the utmost to move the years great crops, to carry on the years great business.
 The general prosperity is fully shared in this district and city and state. Jones Valley from Bessemer to East Lake, distance of nearly twen- ty miles, is full of new roofs, new en- Iterprises, new signs of prosperity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10
Prosperous Conditions.

T don't know whether or not it is Ii cent cotton, but I never before saw as much prosperity in the south as I have witnessed everywhere during my present trip" said Phillip Somers in the lobby of the Morris hotel to a large crowd of tourists and travelling men yesterday af- ternoon. People don't want any exten- sion of credit. They are even wanting to pay ahead of time. If this is not pros- perty, then I don't know the meaning of the word.
 Tt is easy to sell goods on time but as a rule when it comes to collections 1t is a different story. It Is not so in the south this year. In Louisiana and other sections of the country afflicted with, the seourge of yellow fever. the merchants are holding their heads high and saying: We've enough money to meet our obli- gations on call
 '1 am always glad to get to Birming- ham," continued MT. Somers, ''and I'm glad to see it sharing so much of the prosperity that prevails everywhere"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10

has been signed. China agrees, it Is said. to maintain an efficient standing army of 100000 men, to be made stronger by 50,000 men each year, and Japan agrees to furnish the officers to command the troops. An army of re. servists is also to be organized in China.
 The treaty with England and the treaty with China, both kept secret, renders Japan mistress of the east and one of the worlds great dictators.
 Against these combinations a secret treaty between Russia and Germany has, it is reported, been signed. It's terms are unknown, but it is believed to be an attempt to neutralize the secret Anglo-C -Chinese-Japanese agree ments. The alliance between France and Russia has in very truth been nullified by events. Russia can no longer help France, and France and England have become friendly and are in Moroccan and African affairs allies. The Russo-German treaty thus became feasible. It is all either country could do to prevent isolation. It may mean Russian aggression In Persia towards a warm water outlet, or it may point to the Bosphorus. It is probably a secret agreement designed to weaken the secret treaties made by Japan. Japan at any rate has become world s power, and the new treaties turn on her new position.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10
striped-L enned Mosaultoes

About twenty years ago the scien- tific physician began to accuse the mosquito of being the active agent in the propagation of yellow fever, and tho mosquito theory slowly gained ground among scientists. In 1898 came the sanitary campaign of Havana, and that established in the minds of all intelligent persons the theory that yell low fever could be transmitted by the fever mosquito only.
 The government of the United States accepts without qualification or distrust the mosquito theory, and when Dr. White of the marine hospital ser vice took charge of health affairs in New orleans on July 29, he put that theory into practice. He has just pub 1 lished a statement in which he de- i clares that if the anti-mosquito cam l paign had been started last spring in- stead of July % there would have been few cases" in New Orleans. He goes on to show that the work of the government began to become appar- ent in two weeks after it took hold on July 20, and that there has been mot only very marked but a precipi- tate decrease in cases and deaths as compared with 1378" Dr. White is to remain in charge of the work at New Orleans next year, and he promises as good results as the government and the mosquito theory obtained when they freed Havana of the yellow scourge
 He will do it. And what he accepts as working theory and the govern ment accepts, the rest of us may as well accept, for the mosquito theory and it's screens have come to stay un- l Ill tnelr efflcacy and SoundneSS are disproved. The burden of proof has, in other words, cen shifted. The striped legged mosquito has been caught in the act, and the insect and it's de- 1 lenders must now disprove Havana and New Orleans. They cannot do it. The south is glad they cannot, and the country rejoices likewise. The mos quito theory permits in short the gov ernment to dig the Panama canal. It will rid the country of the dread fever, ard if the marine hospital service Is placed in charge of all interstate and international quarantines there will never be another fever epidemic in America,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10
Wise Action.

''The southern cotton growers" said a cotton man yesterday acted wisely when they requested producers to market their cotton evenly so as to distribute the sale of the staple over the entire year, Instead of marketing the crop before Christmas as has been the custom. A farmer who has a dozen bales should bring in but a bale each month";
 Tt Is an excellent plan, one that would go long way to keep the price of cotton steady.
 Another good plan comes from Mont gomery county. where the land owners have combined to take from their tenants cotton at ten cents. creditlng the amount and holding the cotton until they can sell it at ten cents or some higher figure.
 Both of these." added he have one object in view, the slow sale of the crop and the maintenance of prices. Both are sound and safe"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10
Facts About Insurance.

The insurance inquiry of the New York legislature discloses alike in the great life companies exorbitant sala- ries, syndicates in which directors are interested, Wall street control, and se- cure power by means of proxies. They are all off one piece.
 The investigation shows that the control of the mutualized companies is as sure and cliquish as the unmutual- ized Equitable ever has been. The Mutual Life has 450,000 policy holders entitled to vote. and yet at the last annual election only 190 voted. The New York Life has S00,0 ,000 policy hold CTS, few of whom vote, but to guard against any surprise the ruling clique of that company keeps on hand 25,000 proxies. All are self-perpetuating oleg- archies, controlled from Wall street.
 But the abuse of naturalization and the proxy is not the point that the public is deeply interested in. The policy holders, or in other words, the general public, desires to know why two dollars are taken from them each year while only one dollar is returned to their pockets. The reports of the New York Life show that in round numbers it collects eighty million dol. lars from policy holders, while it pays back to them but forty millions. Such disproportions are unknown in other countries. In this country the pre- miums paid do not yield a reasonable return, and the public expects the leg islative committee now sitting in New York to tell them who gets the other dollar of each two dollars paid in by the policy holders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10
The Tennessee Race.

"The senatorial race in Tennessee prom ises to be one of the greatest political battles fought in my state in many years, said a well known Tennessee of ficer who is in Birmingham. Edward Carmack, present senior Senator from the state, and former governor Bob Taylor have locked horns for the senatorial toga, and the contest is overshadowing every other political issue, although the fight for the governorship between Governor Cox and Congressman Patterson of the Memphis district will be warm.
 If the senatorial question is left to the people ex-Governor Taylor will win He is loved by the common people of Ten nessee and can get anything he wants politically I am delighted to be number ed among the common people and am therefore a strong supporter of him.
 "Of course if the machine is allowed to prevail and the petty politics that are usually played in the legislature rule, Senator Carmack has a chance. He is a fine man, but the people think Fay Tor is better and I believe they are right
 Governor Taylor and his friends are putting up nice battle for primary, as they favor letting the people deside the issue instead of a few members of the state senate and legislature, who in some instances are owned body and soul by the machine or are members of it.
 "At present I believe that Cox will be defeated for the gubernatorial nomina- tion. The people in my section of the state are against him."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10
IN HOTEL LOBBIES
Ranid Growth.


 Birmingham is growing at a more rapid rate than the most enthusiastic prophets would have predicted rev years ago." said Robert Jemison' presl- dent of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company yesterday
 Business conditions here could not pc better Everybody is thriving and every body is confident of Birmlnghams tu- ture. Those of us who have long had falth in Birmingham as great industrial ana financial center hardly dreamed that the city would be so solid and progressive in the first decade of the twentieth cen tury as we find it today. Birmingham has got to the point where nothing can lm- pede it's onward march.
 About a year ago an out-of-town syn dicate thought of buying the Linn build ing at the corner of First avenue and Twentieth street, owned by the First Ma tional bank A sKyscraper was projected and the capitalists who intended to put up modern building on the old site thought the price asked was too high. To- day the property is about to be sold at considerably higher figure than the out of-town syndicate offered and the selling price today will be considered small two years hence. To say that the Linn build- ing would double in value within the next two years is a conservative estimate. Every thing in Birmingham is going to be on the jump from this time for ward"