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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

IUe H0yle~S Pulp and Paper company
of Rjngbamton, \, Y, has concluded a
deal VITA the Seminary of Quebec. Al
very old Catholic institution. for the pur-
chase of 500 square miles of spruce tim
her land on the River st Anne, thirty
miles from Quebec. The deal involves
and the expenditure of several hundred
thousand soon for the establishment Of
pulp mills.
The Seminary Of Quebec received its
charter for this property over 30O Years
ago from tile King of France, aud it
was later confirmed by the English.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16
SQUIRRELS Become Pests

When squirrels We're introduced into
Oak Park H.. it was believed they
would add 10 the attractiveness of the
village but now many of the residents
call them a pest, and have asked per
mission TO kill them from the village
authorities.
early this summer" said one signing
himself Victim" Il had good prospects
for some nice fruit ON my trees. bur
whole crop, and | am about ready to
pay reward for every carcass laid at
my door"
The squirrels were introduced three
years ago by the Oak Park Improve
meut association, which purchased 10u
young squirrels in Chicago and turned
them loose in the village.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16
Monkey Possesses RAILWAY DeDot

For over an hour monkey held pos
session Of the Milwaukee passenger sta
uon at Sioux City, Ia, having driven out
III" waiting passengers and employees
after worsJing a big policeman. the IAN
ltor and haGgageman. The animal threw
peaches through windows and mirrors
and nj all passengers attempting to en-
ter. After doing much damage the ape
was dubbed into submission 10y the Pc
lceman. who was badly hurt during the
fray. The monkey was shipped in a
cage and was ugly from long travel.
The mcager confines of the cage didn't
look good To him and he quietly I'M
latchcd the door.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16
RAZOR HOLDER AND sHARPENER.
Would Be of Help to the Man Who
SLAVES Himself.

1t takes a barber to strop a razor prop
ery, whereas if an amateur attempts
the opera ton he invariably does more
harm than good and ruins the blade.
This is easily accounted for by holding
the razor at too great an angle while
stropping. In the illustration here is
shown device to he used in sharpening
a razor or similar instrument, the object
being to hold the blade at the proper
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16
Big Magnet a Wonder.

The Pennsylvania Railroad company
has installed II powerful magnet at it's
foundry at Altoona. Pa. to transfer cast
lu@S Weighing up TO two tons from one
part of the shop to another thus doing
away with much hard work The mag
net is merely an experiment. hut SO far
has worked successfully II has sur
hcient power To attract heavy objects
which may he three feet away.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16
Bear Stops ELECTRIC Car.

An electric car loaded with people
from the Woodland suburb of Duluth,
Mimi, was stopped near the state normal
school one morning by a big bear and
her cubs, which emerged from the
bushes aud stood on the track. The
hears werc alarmed NJ the attention
they were attracting and soon moved oft.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16
STYLES in Africa.

The women hore n hole in their top
lip end gradually increase this until 1t
Is able to incIose disc of wood two
aud even three inches in diameter 4
NIuhiua woman came To call on us whose
disc measured two and tiye-eighth inches
across The size of the wood inserted
proclainlS the rank of the person. Peas
ants are only allowed to wear pieces Of
stick of the same dimensions as a match
On the Borders Of 1ygny Land.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16
LION Had Bad Stomach.

State Veterinarian Il. d. Roberts of
GAINESVILLE was not the most delighted man
in Wisconsin when he was called ON to
attend IL carnival compuny's big lion,
which has been suffering with acute in
digestion. No one cared 10 enter the
cage TO hold the beast, SO medicine was
administered with syringe from the
outside when the animal 10y repeated
lrodding was persuaded to open it's
mouth for roar
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

The biggest cannon ball ever made
weighed 2600 pounds, and was Waal-
featured at the Krupp works. Essen fer
the government of the Gar. The -1o
from which this projectile was fired Is
also the largest in the world. ami Is
placed in the Notifications Of Crou~-a.''
This gun has a range of twelve a..t~..
and it has been estimated that each r-..
costS S11DO
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

The city commission of Houston.
Tex. decreed that hereafter any male
person who shall make what commonly
is called goo-goo eyes, cough, whistle or
seek To attract the attention If any f.
male person ON the street" shall he
guilty Of miSdemeaacr. Penalty, 500
tine or the calaboOSe
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

The royal ministry Of Bavaria pub
hSheS II warning against the Use of col
ors containing lead il the manufacture
Of transferable pictures Gni,3ren at
tach these transferable pictures in scrap
books and girls and women use them for
ornamentiug glass jars. bottles. cigar
boxes. fans, picture frames, paper eases.
boxes and many other small receptacles
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

Philip Black, an aged Western pjo-
nccr who for forty years has lived
among Oklahoma Indians. Va> married
Fl Reno to Miss Euulaba Com,r of
Watonga. his fourteenth wife Several
IF Blacks former wives were Indians.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16
New York Every Day.

4 whale supper is unique stag"
issued by f. w Maynard of Springfield,
Mass. The whale meat was sent from
Newfoundland by "A friend. Mr. May
nard IS uncertain how mucl Of Il deli
cacy whale viii prove and has provided
other eatables for his guests.
The aggregate assessed value of all
property iii New York state for the year
904-19O5, according to the report Of the
Of equalization. is $7.T3S 1G5, 640
The amount of $7,051 ,455.02 is repre-
scented in real estate and 1888. 1913, 60J
IN personal property, but Il deduction of
81, lS2,990 is made for property not liza
BILE locally for state purposes. This is
a total increase over 1903-1904 of $291,-
6S9,513.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

A robbery in New York city similar
in many particulars to the looting OF
Jose Aymar's residence, was brought to
light when Attorney Warren Leslie re
turned from a vacation To his home in
West torty-third street y hasty eX-
animation disclosed losses aggrcgating
several thousand dollars. me house
was found to haze been thoroughly ram
sacked from top to bottom. Large pack
ing cases, in which draperieS, bric-a-hrac
and other goods had been stored. were
dered.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

Francis 3. Stevens, n member Of the
well-known Stevens family of Hohoken
and grandson of the late Commodore
Stevens, committed suicide lay shooting
at his home, the Cottage, mt Westhury.
l.. |. Mrs Stevens. who was Miss
Adele Horwitz of Baltimore ami her
husband were alone in the house except
for a servant. hut when Mr. Ste
venS retired he gave no indication os
determination to kill himself The
servant found the body with bullel
wound in the head and a revolver near
by. 1t had been known for some time
that he VAS worried about his financial
affairs, and this had caused his relatives
much anxiety Mrs Stevens is the
daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs Benjamin
Horwitz of Baltimore and was we'll
known IN Baltimore society. They were
married in 1898, when Mr.. Stevens was
an electrical engineer
Mrs. Edward Manice, three times
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

The Tiffany Jewelry company of New
York won a fight III the supreme court
of New Mexico for the richest turquoise
mine on this continent, the famous Chal-
chutti mine of New Mexico, which
Yields the principal supply of these
stones for the big New York manufac
turers. The claim was set up by Mari
ano f. Sena, who produced Spanish
land patent issued in the name of Jose
DE Seyba, dated 172S, and laid claim to
the valuable piece of land The claim
was once outlawed III the court of pri-
waite land claims. but the supreme court
of the territory heard the case and de-
cided it in favor Of defense and against
the Mexican.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

Mrs. Beatrice Young, who recently
shot Mrs. Catharine Morgan at the
Hotel Imperial, secured her freedom by
organising the court to become volun-
tally exile from New York and to go
west. She will probably go to her for
mer home in Minnesota. The shooting
came near causing Mrs. Morgan's death,
but the injured woman recovered and
herself proposed that Mrs. Young be
freed. William {. Young. husband of
the woman, supplies stenographers to
the principal hotels. 1t was in connec-
ton with this business that Mrs. Young
became acquainted with Mrs. Morgan.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

Mrs. George II. Daniels Of New York
city wife of the general passenger agent
OF tho New York Central railroad, died
at Lake Placid. \. Y, where she had
been spending the summer, Mrs. Dan
iels was born at Elgin fifty-fve years
ago, and Mrs. WILDER, her mother. Il
are two children-J G. Daniels of Lake
Geneva ana Harriet who lived with her
parents Mrs Daniels had been i'll Tor
over year, and her death was not I'M
expected, though lately her health had
appeared to he improved
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

however. are not 81 comforting 1t is
found that in the precinct surrounding
the West Thirtieth street police station.
which. besides the great white way,
contains many high-claSs houses. there
were tfty-four burgiaries in the period
indicated and twenty-siX arrests. as com
pared with forty-two burgiaries aud
thirty-three arrests for the like period
in l..v,,.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

4 startling robbery of $500 from 1
zenith street. New York city. has come
to light, The place has been used re-
Gently as a gambling house. \ we'll
known turfman in one evening had lost
$500. He had left the house but n few
minutes when there was rapping at he
street door \ lookout WAS sent down.
and three men wearing masks dashed
through. They made their way TO the
main gaming room. where ten players
voIvers Were levcled at the proprietor,
while the third robber annexed $500
in bills gathered from the cash drawers
Tho men fled ana We're joined nj the
street door by fourth. who had held
the lookout under guard. The owners
are quietly searching for the lookout"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

Mrs Edward Manice, three times
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

champion Of the Womens AIetropolitan
Golf association, and who has been snf-
tef1ng from such extreme nervousness
the last two months, sailed from New
York for Europe, in the hope travel aud
rest abroad might restore her health. She
was accompanied by her husband and a
trained nurse. Mrs. Manice's nervous
breakdown. which her physicians 1T
tribute to her golf playing began about
four months ago SHE stopped playing
some time before that, in accordance
with her doctors advice. and. although
she spent the summer quietly at Garden
City, he. health did not improve Two
weeks ago she was confined to her bed.
and it then was decided she must be
taken to Europe. 1t is announced she
will never play golf again. Mrs. Mance
was a noted tennis player before she
made her record il golf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-11

SE ALQUILA.-La espsCiOsa Oa.
20 De ID SUCCESSION Garriga Cd d caFYe,
tera de SanturCe. parada %. IDfors
MARIN San Francisco 81, 90. San
Juan. 15 va.
MUY BARATOS. Sc vehden sOIa-
res. On Santnrce pr6ximOs & d Carrets-
70, En- esta imprenta infornnar6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-11
e "Bass. BAH" On Cuba.

ell Petit Habana,S an sen1anario
dedicadO & GBpOrtS publiCad0 en- la aR-
banRs on la ediCi6n del % de Enero.
trae muchas notiCiaa sobFe YaEios
-tFiunfos, que han tenidO loB clubs AL
mendares y Habtna de es@ loCalidad,
con an club de ProfesionaIeg Ameri-
canOs que les han hecho una vista Ga
cate inviern0.
Parece que Teina gran entusiaGna0
para este esp0rt1 On esq Fep6blico. 10
Pceaioehte del SenAdO, sefIOr M6pdez
CapOte. fu6 el que pudO c0nseGuir que
Los EsCCgidOs AmericanOs fueaen 6
Cuba. y ol inteT6s en- juegOg atI6ticos
ca general en- toda rep6bliCs.
Como COmentario I'm aFtfCuI0 que
pubIica el SWOrldD de Nueva York,
RlAbnndo & los jugadoEes Cubanos, dice
GEl Petit.S
Establishments hemOs ICgrad0 de-
n1oatrar que on 81 campo del espOrtp
GvalomCs much0 por mas que digan.3
AhOEG, DO que debemos hacer es geguiF
por el CBminO eInprendid0. sMenG
RAna in CorpOre gnn0.2
COnVirt6monOs en an pueblo de eel
letas y llegaremos 4 see an gran pue-
bio.
DesechemOs como absurda ia est6-
pida creencia (pOr desgracia tan afrai-
gada entire nOsOtros) de que para que
an hOmbre sea intelectUal eB precise
que saa un tisico con leyita negEa y
cara de esparra0o.D ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-11
100 obras muSicaI88.
81 ifOs Do On8faRza.
Una Obra, tldteiIea
musical pe0TtOTTIqlS1O.

El pianista y Compoaitor don Fede-
rico Ramos ha terminado una obra d.
daCticO musical tltulad5: eLeCtura. me-
, canismo y expression. dedicads a Ios
pTOfes0res de ensefIan4e; p " con ell OBJ
ieto de dOtsr & Puerto Rico ga patria
de'un tratAdo frut0 de Ia experiences
y meditation durante tEeintidn amos de
prOfepOrado.
El m6todO eGt6 divididO en- dos par
tee; Consta do 40 p6gihRs las on aIes
encierran tTabsjos mecSnicos cores
pondientes e los dos pfimeEos amos de
estudi0 do piano y 100 lecciOnes me-
t6diCas bagadaS ca prinCipios de lectu-
Fa desarrollada y expEeai6n.
UD Rfio ha 0mplea6O 81 autor en- ID
ObER. y con esta son Glen les produc.
clones muRicaIea con lee CuaIeg enFi-
quecs "a propiO FepeftoRi0s
Dioh0 autor Reatinna la publication
do Ru trabsj0 = ell mayor galArd6n &
que Gspira es n aceptaci6n del mism0
pOr psFte de los que 90 dediCAn & la en.
eeflanza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-11


pi silva bqedo Gnando dounbt
n zprbp pnnro1s sdnMnV
Oqueg ehinUr
yp damundos
or tn ninco fAfadns
dz ma poi q u we do opr6 e
qlau e no
gaG
moral cor
dG g
I que dsA Ahsen
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= t
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pN0a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-11

En esta imprenta e vende plpeI de
peEifd 60 viaio s 300 auintaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-11

neds Ia
radical
gaaFaaoy = 49, 80 - " ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-11
Por IA nglsr paSIIaIrlglsia.


El alcalda de YabuCos, que es en-.
este pueblo honbFe que gOEa de gene
ral eatimaci6n. es decidido protector
de que Ia mujer pueFt0VriquefE9 ade-
lante 90 ls senda que D. modernn ciyi-
zaci6n maroR sug aptitudes y Gu
inteVigencia.
D6bese & don joss Berries que, ca
calidRd de egCribiente, Sc hays Colocs-
do en- 81 Rpgistr0 Civil ID sefIoFa Fran
cisca Dfsz de- BugAlla. d primers mu-
iaF que desempefla CaYgOs p6blic0s ca
Yabucoa.
Plaueibla es el intar6s que. por 81
prOgreaO en- ID instruction 0e O. muief,
ensanchando D. eefera de aus con oci-
mientos, ha demoatrado en- eata oCa-
sion el aefIoF Berries.
De otro ladC, "a administrator p6-
blica tiene en- dicho alcalde un celoao
cumplidoF de sus debavas. niendn aAf
que en- YabucOa sa mueatran muy a.
tisfsehOs de Sd alcalde t0das lEs claass
soCisIes.
-Acusado de periuFio hR ingreaado
on Ia C6rcel de Guayaua. FranOiGc0
Perez.
Don Fernando Bogada ha soIicita-
do permiaO para 00natFuiF una casa en-
Puerta de Tierra.
Sc sgegpra Que ca los distint0s
depaVtameD toB que est 1aj0 81 control
del aefSor Elliott, nueY0 c1misiOnadO
dol interior. Sc haFku muchOs Cambios
radicales. Dicho cGbaElerO es ingenie-
70 no necesitar6 ases0rarse con
nadie.
Sc ha diauelto cd PnIo Sac0 a So
ciednd meRcantil one RiFaba b8j0 Ia
fiFnaa da M. G0nzSle1 y Co. quedandO
hoy & "a frenta eR senior Manuel G0n-
z&lez qUien g ha heeho cargo del acti-
70 y dol Daeivn.
BEJEN NEGOCIO. Para un0
c0uocid0 Dor Ga propietario 90 necesi-
@ Dun sOci0 con capita1 que DO baie
de 800 dnllaEa q nm compTadQEs 1fl
propietlriO hs obtenido REandea result
tdpa 3 no pu1is tteDdeIs0.
FR0poceiOnea q 3. @, Box s82
J. P.S 16
Uln Gl1TEI TElRuE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-11
TAKE LESSON.

Lesuon viii be given In English and
Spanish. md every effort Will bs made
tohave puniI acquire che Language
in every short period win the aBsistance
Of John BFoWns
JOHN sAGONG Iowa.
ssn FranCig0o st. No. 20 vs.
EXTRA VIADO.-Un catklogo DO
mCnumentoS de MarrnOl. Sc egEati6e u
e s quien d eltEeRua 81 c0nGsEga eet
American C0lonin Bank San Juels
2 3. 8p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-11
NOtiCIaS generates

-Digama usted amigo, Scu&l marCa
de ron tiena aqpf mas aceptsci6n9 Hoy
existen 0qnlmuchas marcasm6a 8 me-
nos aceptables, psr0 ID que le supera.
6 todaa y b prueba 81 gran pYemio
que obtuYO en- San Luis, Be- el Ron
viein GatalI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-11
OOpaFtanlOntO del In
I eTlOE do Puerto Rico.
Bureau d . obras Publicas.
01so5na ds1 SuperSntondente.
San Juan. r. B.. FebrerO 2 dc 1901

San Juan. F. B.. Febrero 2 DC 1905.
prOposiciOnes en- pliegos cerra-
dos para Ii adiudiCaCi6n Sn COM
petencia de 7. 400 metro c6bicos.
mas s menos. de piedra triturada y
Cascsjo por Totes de 200 6>S00 metros
c6biCoa caaa lote, CON destinO q varias
carreteras en- los Districts de Ponce 3
Maysgtiez, se sdmitr6n en- esta Ofcina
haata lac 10 q. m. del dia 15 de FebTe-
70 de 1906.
TOdos los informes neceBarios sobre
el particular SO daV6n en- eBta ofioina
donde podrsu Obtaner los licitad0res
los modelos del proposiciones que han
de presenthrs
No Be consiHeraP6n pROp0siCiOnes
reCibidas despues de la feChR y h0ra
fiiada ca este anuncio.
El Bureau de ObTas PdbliCas 90 re-
Berva el dereCho de rechazar cualQuiee
Ea 8 todss les pTOp0siCioneg.
p. r. Fegndndes.
Superintendente de Obraa
Phblicas.
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LEGION De IRGLES..

Rl que suscribe tiene 81 honor de
ofreoar al p6blico unas classes del idio-
ma iDgl6s pOr an sistema pr6ctiao, re-
cOmendnndO solamente al disCipul0 Ia
exactitud & las classes paRa. pOr este me-
diO conseguir 10 que me he prOpuest0
con q CoOperaCi61 de Mr.. John Brown.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-11

Para sepada a GU ehm
Te n aa oq y ydgh u
saSa@ssSsa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-11

GaGand0 de n G8GeEa Cc ,1fe1t1lGy0
0ldo. S1nrto coa r. .sl1s1.
sr. ]. Emile Iongku5, no. a. 9oAn
street, ouallans e "a dt1 'f1asrsls,s
Curling Club de- onsbec5 unc dMzz
principa1ea clubs de u efudnd. Sun
nlembros son 16venss Dc La Eastorea
famiIias de Il cfudad. 81 eecrthss
GEL lnvierno pessdo tomb ma fuoeto
resfriado que mas tards cambl6 e.
catarFo de Is cabe2a, afsctaudo peh1s
TODD Ell oidos saIfa aqua de los o3on y
todo mi sistema pateefA cargsdps Ma
amigos del club me aeousa5aron quo
probara IL Peruna, Io-qnu hice lumsdiaa1
temente. Muy ami gusto, encontES r1o
nm canbio para mejor pEinclpi lnts1tlo
tres d1as, = al cabo de ocho dias s3tGha
bueno. ."-J. Emile Tanguay.
Sr. Adolph Koehler, Presidents del
North Side TurnArsehnkt, saozlas -
Clark y Leland Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,
s'EEs con gusto que recomiendoala Pee
runa como nm remedio de pHimsFa olaaas
sobre todo=para las enfsFmeda dade1 cstasas
rrales de Ia gargauta y pulrnones. L. +
he usado. con mueho bsnencio, , YEftol
de mis- amigos han sido sanados del
catarro por complete con 81 uso de IL Pc
runa.' .''-Adolph Koehler.
s'Nada Mei0r que n Pe-ru.ua para ,Eas
Enfermedades eAGnrEaiss, - dee
eI c0REresal G. 2. D0rr.
G. p. Dorr, Hotel johnson, Wash..
ington, D. G., Ex-Gongresal de West
Virginia, escribe:
"Puedo con gusto recomendar la PS. a
z Lac
con seguridad y permanentemente del
catarro. No hay NADIA mejor que-lA
Peruna para las enfermedsdes estarrales
de Ia garganta y pulmOnss. 20. P. Dorr.
Los Resfriad0s caRsaae 81 caEaero
Cn6nfcos
On resfriado comun es catarro agudo,
y luego SO Gambia en- catArro cr6nieo st
no se cuida.
1Hay algo que se puedo hacaF para
impedir que siga 81 catarro9
En- primer lugar Ia Psrana tomada & !
tempo implde 81 renfrfarsa. I'm aseundo
lugar, IL Paruna sanarG un resfrindo- en-
de dos 6scinco dlaa.
z mas todavfa IL Peruna nanar6 pronto
Ell catarro en- sus principles y flnalmeute,
la Peruna sanar6 tambien el eatarrO
cr6nico, si se toma con persistenciA ,
segun las direcciones.
POrc0nslguie q Psruns Ruardada
en- Ia casa y Bsada con fnfell iencla no
! s0Eamenfe Yiene 4 se1 ana SafYaguRFdE8 4
contra las enfer8edades Que resBlEan
de los eambf0s repentfu0g DEF tiempOS
sfnO tanbien nm remedf0 SECURE para
egfa cEaSe de eHfermedades.
81 no Sc recibe prontos y sstisfactorios
resultados con el uso dc lA Peruna 80
debe escribir Embellishments & Dr.
Hartman describiendo su enfermedad ,.
81 tendra gusto en- darle su invaluable
conseio gratis.
Dirfjase 4 DR.. Hartman, Presidente del
sanitariO Hartman, Columbus Ohio
! lEEs UU.
oiemplar del cual, aOOmpaaa como envO
ar la botells, seis botellas poE cineo doll
iperar las dilaeiones necesaFias en- ida y :
tioos drOgulstas al pOr msnOr, en- Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-11

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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-03
VICTORY is BARREN.
Russians Were Able to Retire from
Position in Good Order.

Toxic, Feb. 28.-The reports that are
arriving from the front indicate that
the severe engagements of the last few
days are the prelude of what now seems
will prove one of the bloodiest battles
of the war. A large portion of General
Kuroki's army has been engaged since
Thursday, and the latest reports indi-
cate that the fighting still continues,
with the advantage on the side of the
japanese.
The capture of Beresneff by the Jap
anese, while brilliant exploit, was
practically barren of results, in that
the Russians were enabled to retire in
good order, and concentrate at Tzenti
pass, which is now being attacked.
According to the latest reports from
the front that the public is permitted
to have access to General Kuroki's col
umn has been heavily reinforced, es-
pecially with artillery, and many Of
the siege guns of heavy caliber which
were used by the Russians at Port Ar
thur, and fell into the hands of General
Nogi's men after the fall of the "Gib-
raltar of the East" are now being
trained against General Kuropatkin' s
forces