davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-20
CGNsRJO DE HONOR:

Presidents: don jose Perez Lozada.
VOCaIes: don Julian Marc. don Juan
Me-. SaaVedra. don Victor Garcia Ber-
meio. don Miguel PortgCeIli.
VOcaIe0 supBentes: don Agapito del
Tor0. don Manuel Bouzada. don Ma
nuel Pazos. don Mariana ADgeIet, don
GregoFio Cobos. don jose Heuareg,
don Bsnito GoDzRlez, don Joa6 Fer.
nandez. don jose Vicente Melon, don
Antonio BIaDcO.
Sc tratAr0n otrOs asuntos de muchR
imDortanciR para ID LiGs; tomSronae
distintos acuerdos y termin6 81 acto &
laS seis de d taFde con IN breVe y ex
preSivo diaCurOO del Presidents sefior
Fernando JunOos, que fu6 ruidoga-
mente spIaudido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-20
Ron "LLAVE.

RaConocdamente 81 mas puro. hiqie-
niOo y sgradabIe que se fabrica en- g
pals, Sc Vende en- los qricipaIea esia-
bleCimiento2 , en Arsoibo p0F Suoe-
sores de Rosas q Ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-20

-AI director del manioOmio Ie ha
aido conCadid0 eI c.6 Tito que aolioitare
paFa aEFegIo del edifiCio y eetableCi-
miento De un buan hoapital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-20
SANTIAGO &. PALMER.

Notario P6bliOO y ArohiYero Gene.
ri de Proto0oZos NotsEiaIes. Allan
Is: altos. San Juan.
Hons de oaoina: Rssk11s.m. Pes Is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-20
La dSamblGa Dc los re-
pubIlCanOS Gspa1OIGS.

Seg6n Sc habfs anunciado, tuvo ID
gar antier en- medic de gran animaCi6D,
la asSmblea de ID Liga de RapubiicOnos
Espafioles. & Il Cusl asiati6 numerOsa
y luCida concurrencia en que predomi
n0ba eI elemento jlven y enthusiasts.
Sc apFob6. despu6I de laTga disCu.
Gi6n, el Reglamento porque ha de re-
QiFse d soCiedsd.
Hfz zee ls election del gobierno de ID
Ligo, sAliendo triunfsnte Ii canditurO
SiRuiente:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-20
RIVERO & co.

Comprnn & 12 Oentavos docena de
t9da olage de medias b0tsIlaa vAcfns.
Ietu6n 26. 8y.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-20
DIRECTIVA:

Presidentes honorarios: don Nicolas
SRImer6n. don r fael CalzRda.
Presi1 1ente efectiV0: don Manuel
Fernandez Juncos.
Vice presidentes: don jose Ordc fI4z,
don Manuel Vicente.
SeCretarios: don Jof6 Herrero. don
M. ArraGAte.
TesorerO: don FrancisCo Arrivf.
COntAdoH: don Jos quin Mstienzo.
VoCRIes: don Jos6 Ms. RolSn, don
Alfonso Alvarez. don Jot6 Perez Mar
tinez. don Baltasar Fernandez, don
Mapuel CadiernO. don RomusIdo Real,
don Julian P. Sevillano. don DaoRra-
ciaS FabisD. don Ramon Lopez CICha-
de, don jose Nlvas, don jose ArPiyf,
don Juan Arruza, don Celeatino Line
70, non Jol6 LENA, don Luis r ger.
don Alfredo SuaFez. don Juan PujoI,
don Enrique Cerecedo, don Francisco
Perez , Perez, don Jot quin Cor zaIez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-20
RallgI IeIIlGImalI.

Attorney 81 LaW.-Abogado.
Y jose Z. San Jaan 2. B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-20

La expeenea ha demosado que MAQUNA DE ECRIBR SMITH
PREMIER flo IA maqqna de escibir mas barata ha
u Ven poque ouia mas que nnguna otra la pueDa de 10
dcho maqunas de otas han o rempa
zadas por la antigua y acFeditada
Haga vista al TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Principal
examinea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-20
AMERICAN RlILROlO COMPANY OF PORTO RICO

transnefFect and after December 1880 Sbstwsen an
San Juan, Carolina Arcibo CamuN AKuadIa and Ponce
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
Notice of Summons.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York Caroline Drew. Plaintiff agaIrst Anson 4
Drew and Jane his wife (the being Gc
DFeS ana pPe~ h9 Rfe oSe d9 aam Dad be- =
ing etitouT the real name name being unknown to PLANTING
lula being fictitious the real name being unknown to
Charles s Drew md Agnes Drew his wife George H.
Drew. Hosea r. Drew Lois A Drew. Jennie Mclaughlin
sarah prev. Albert Drew Cthe name ALBEIT! being
a1g the rs ssa be nas nss esg n9nSp to PaRt
the real name being unknown to painul william Ber-
ba1d @ E. Gould and Edgar NcKie T4ustees Is Of h
Associates Of City Of Boston Massachusetts
fuch. Defendants-sumnons. 11i
noned to answer complaint this action and 10
a-copy Of answer the plaintiffs attorneys
eiusye OF dne ep 1sS % ndeet viii u be OF Se1r failure
70 spPea P he reef Demanded in tbe cornisn, 0u
FETTRETCH, sILKMAN & sEYBET.
once and Post ofce Address Park ROW, Manhat
To- To- the above named defendants: Anson Drew and
the real name being unnown plaintiff David q prev
ana Mar Drew wife dho Mary being nc
9gs & Drew the and TfS Drew his wife the nsme G
being fictitious the real name neng mnknoEn to plaint
and agnes prev his wife sarah Drew. Albert Drew
Ghe name aitit Freerick Drew e mann aae fd Pfs
eric being hctitious the real nane being unknown
sughn Rupert A Chanberlain Fife Chamberlain Hall
sued Be chamssTa ustee Of tbe Fa61 Raid p
ocates Of the city Boston, Massachusetts, The fore
@ s9ng e m oTer Of Hon James A blanchard one Of the
justices Of supreme Court Of the state OF New York
dated II the ne @ ds dsy Of k Of the county Of New SorE
ogse in G the B4gos9 % new F Yo on b OF the
enth Of July. 1soS ,oo.
FETTRETCH, sILkMAN & SLY BEL
Office and Post once Address No II Park Row. Man
haitian. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
Lac Schools.

LItt(l -btNOOto.
Nav NorL list YEAR Opens Sept IS
lS$" vi 1905. Day Classes sessions
Il IlnIURrGstN $50 20 o p NJ.
O'' OI~J tlss5es. 10 10
Law School PeSfreeT TuI;Ior Il; B ;,dd IL NJ and
HddTess l.. J TOMPKINs. Sec. Washington So N Y
NEW YORK Day School. 50 Nassau St
y LAW SCHOOL Evening school New York C'itv.
Method of instruction. LII r. I'm
IL NJ in years High standards. Send for cata-
ogue. GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
r,rcp.pu no THE tribune. J

rRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Chicago. Aug 4-Wheat had a bull turn to-day
and local shorts covered very freely. At tho close
the gain for the day was sc. Corn went in the
opposite direction and left off 1asc lower for old
September and 1zc for May. Oats lost Ssc Tor Sep
tember and 1ac each for December and May. Pro
visions strong under buying on a hDerai scale
by the leading packers
The wheat market opened somewhat bearish, but
soon gave way TO bullish feeling. and september
which had started with a decline OF 14c' advanced
until it gained Isc Foreign weakness maze the
strength here Local receipts 100 cars. Esti-
mate for Tomorrow 1s2 cars In to-day's receipts
were 50 cars of contract wheat, ana SS"VV pushels
of the same grade were transferred from loca Gle
vators September ranged from sac 10 S9'a' Cos
ing at S51sc TO S5l4c Dccembers highest Was SSsc
,hc Lowest s5sc TO S7sc and the close SSc 10 S6asc
RuIIs gave little support TO tho corn market and
beeap selling which Influenced many others VINO
attempted to get rid of large quantities o od sep
ten,ber The decline At the opening revealed inc
tactics of the bulls Local receipts were lt2 cars OF
mitch II were contract. Shipments hence. $4,000
bushels Estimate for tomorrow. l5l cars sep
tember (oldD ruled weak opening at 55lsc II went
steadily downward to 52Iec, closing at 5fc Decen-
her also weak. closed sc above the lowest point
at 4sIkc: the highest was fsl2c
Tho oats market ruled weak and easy. owing to
offerings by cash buyers. who were selling on the
strength Of heavy receipts and better quality IN
arrivals of new crops. Receipts were 81" cars. OF
si,i - we're new standard and 80 cars new No,
-. ebtnnoents were 303.S9 bushels. Estimated
for tomorrow 25S September closed at the
lotion, 27Isc. after selling up TO 2Se December
cold I'M 10 2Sssc, down 10 2slsc to 21sc closing
d. r,Ttsto,s we're easy at the start, but the pack
.a can,o 20 the rescue of tho market and at mid
.da,, prices showed substantial gains. The spread
,n Of the quarantine districts in the South caused
uouidation by scattered longs and there was also
ceiling bv the smaller packers, and this caused the
-, treak This pressure Withdrawn later,
- ,,rices were easily bid up by the packing in
a.,s september pork sold from $l3 37la, off to
s,2 22lA and reacted 10 slS 30 September lard sold
ca,enber ribs sold from IS TO- off 10 S. % TO
on and reacted TO ss 10 10 ss12z. Hog receipts
we're 10 co head. and prices at the yards were DC
10 I0c higher.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
Pen YLVANIA
X A / l. r o A ID


Congressional Limited. ~3.25 sia, ss . D M
l2.io II 10 night sunday. $ - 80 'io.55 m 1e
.l295 t-5-j. Congressional Liniit.d't %S.3. =,
- 90, 20 L. -. 10 night
sou THE}F RAiLWAN--i235 % - 80 p m. l. 10
Atlantic COAST LINE.-.s.25 a. m. and . 90 p M,
sEABoARD AIR LINE.--t:.25 D q, and Io 10 a. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN EAGLwAY.-'3..5 ,. m.
CIiESAPEAKE & ONO RAII.yvAY.-7.55. r. M week
days. s,55 ?. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ana NORFOLK s. a IN
week days s . m. daily
ATLANTIC CITY % a m and = 50 p. weekdays
CAFE MAY.-t2.55 D m. wee<-daye
LONG BRANCH. ASBGRY PARK ocean t;rovsl North
Asbury Park sundays. and Point Pleasant t3 from
Deshrosses and 80 q M from Cortandt on,yI
Long Branch 1926 'l255 Saturdays only except Long
Branch' u.25 Saturdays onyb. -: 3 23 - q ~
gspt Long Branch t5I except Saturdays, I>ons
branch{ 800 and 635 p m. Weekdays. Sundays SO
CO FOR PHILADELPHIA
Ii5s M IL = s ~ - ,+ioS' 40 -
80. 10 sos. t'i455 for North Philadelphia only,
'aa'. 600 100, - ,955 Tor North Philadeiphia
onIg p: m; y 10 nisht weekdays. Sundays sos.
a. 90? '9%2 SsI. 'i1055, 40 - n. T. - sI255
LOB - 25. 3?3 "a d t.t455 for North PhiaIdeIphis
eniYl 100 '31o. I'D. S 9.2j te5j for North Phlla-
delphia onyD m. l. 10 night
Shining car. fExtra-fars train
1lcket orces Nos 46 1854. and a6 Rrosdway. Fttth
Avenue below 2Sd St) 263 Fifth corner 2ath
1yn 342 Fulton street Fulton Street 800
ana Fennsyivans Annex station. The New Trans
ier COMPANY will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination.
Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY. T. r WOOD
General MANAGE Fass'r Traffic Manager
GEO W. BOYD.
Genera Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
NEW YORK NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. R..

Trains depart frasl Grand Central station Ad 81 ard
am Ave, as follows. for 60
BOSTON. via New London and 90
= 1880 "XI! 1902 4 NJ. I@.l-uo -1Al-ols 'Ntl''"'
4f5:Oo ss5:02 sT12,OO p. n
ECSTT1T VIA WfIImantic-5TS:Oo A. NJ. 100 p. N
BOSTON VIA sprinsheld-ts:oo a NJ, t!te:o@ 'l+o's
&11:00 r. NJ
WHITE: MOUNTAINS. ST AI.B4NS and QCEsEc-
A NJ. t9:O0 p. NJ
FTTCHBURG. via Putnam and Woreestsr-T3oo p
l.. .KF<VITI.E and NORFOI4k--r3-02 A. M tS.Sl p. ~
ct BARRINlfrON. STOCKBRIDGE LElSON- PITTS
FIFJ.D-F4:5O 1902 A. NJ. sf;24 1881 p NJ
1Tcst cCiraud central station and clSth 81
also AZ c2el 11SS c1354 Broadway c5 Park Place c2S
alison Ave. c273 West 125th ST. @Tas Third Ave In
Rrookyn csf2. Sssp Fulton ST.. $40 broadway L %.
<TaiIv fTx ,ept sundays. sStops 123th ST 1Stcps
taStb -t sundays only. saturdays fParior
Limited HISS dining car cAaF'of ana si-c7ins Car
tickets also
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
For Boys and Young

For Young Ladies-Country.
Academy of Saint Joseph-in-the- Pines,
BRENTWOOD, y. =.
Tn, Academy Joseph. Boarding School for Young
Ladies' is pleasantly located in the Region OF Long
Island. The Curriculum embraces the Primary Grammar
Academic and PosGraduate grades. Special Students
Foreign Languages Vocal and Instrumental Music
Studies viii te resumed Monday September 11th
The Taconic School FOR Girls Near beautiful lake
Separate home for girls Thorough
Poafins MISS LILLIAN DIXON a . GWelissey and
Bryn Mawrl. MISS BERTHA BAILEY, 5. 5. Welles,eyJ.
RYE SEMINARY For ss5slss.aF' ssa4:ss
Mrs S, J. LIFE. The Misses stowe. Rye New York
HOLY ANGELS
Collegiate Institute for Girls. conducted School
Sisters of Notre Dame Catalogue application Fort
Lee. n. 7.
AToRAvIAN SEMINARY for Girls. Bethlehem Pa
NJ Founded in 1873 l56th year Sept. Goth.
dress j. MAX HARK. d. D.. Prin
For Boys and Young Men-COuntry.
CAFE SUMNER CAMP for Young and boys 40
- corupanied bv college Rainproof tents. good
food beautiful! localities; boating bathing fishing and
other sports visits 10 seashore Valley Forge
full supervision small boys For full particulars
dress MAPLEW GOD CAMP. Concordville. Del Co.
School Agencies.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Goyernesses
M J. YOUNG-FUI4TON. Union Square
--------------------~--
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
r EADIN G S S T E M
NEW Jersey CENTRAL r. r.

STATIONS 11WvSsgstt ed s.. \. R
llne SHOWN below Is from Libsrtv West "a 81
caves 10 minutes earlier except noted BY designating
EAsToN- BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND afAUcH
CHUNK-z4oo C7.15. Easton,. 9lO A NJ. 10 40
5 On and T.Oo p. NJ
wILkEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-a1O a. N. 10 SO
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHITRST TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4-Oo 40 4. NJ, 13O ESQ Lakewood
and Lakshurst'. c4S5 P. III sundays. 7oo NJ "a 40
Lakewood and Lakshurs).
ATLANTIC CITY,. 50 a. NJ. ks 40 P NJ
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHoRE POINTs-z+oa
$50 II 80 \ NJ Nsl24 40 Nl-2e 1.S0 . As 33n aga g.
Grove Q Is A NJ 80 4Oo. so z NJ
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4.O0. 1850. $50. IL. 80 \. NJ
ISo. 4Se, $50. $50 P. NJ. sundays. 600 A ~. 400 r
PHTLADELPHIA-.z4 50. unT.ON o. -a0o. m-1o.eo.
"1l.oo a. NJ. m-t200. m1oo m%2.0o 500. %m'4 90.
nn.5oo. m-eoo 200. 1ISn. '9oo $1,000 p NJ, i-1.i9
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-soo. 1000 .12oo
r20o. 4s40" '6c0- 900 "jl2- II.
IAMSPORT-. Il 90. z4.SO $50. 91o 1000 titsl
4. M. Reading onlyl. 800 i-2o - 90 P. Reaf-
Pottsville Harrisburg only AGO. 500 80 2 NJ
St 900 9S5. 1870 NJ. Il 90. 1.S0. 500 : Is. 90,
- p II Sundays % \ NJ l2-1'a So - + Y
4 NJ 100 eco. as AZ 900 s 10 ?. NJ. Sundays
1000 A NJ. 100. 400 $40 +.
'ony. Via TsTnaqua. aExcept SATURDAYS mDning car
xSaturdays only zFronn Liberty St only
From Twenty-third Street-b520 P NJ. ct20 p. NJ
e12 20 T. NJ 81 20 P. NJ hfSO r NJ. jlS0 P N. H. n
offces Liberty St West e}1 St. Astor House esl
Union square West a7as Sd Ave 90 West 125th ST e45
Columbus Ave. ;s42 34S. @+4 $50 Fulton 81
RrookIvn 3ao Broadway Williamsburg New York Trans
fer calls for and checks baggage to destination.
W q. BESLER .. NJ BURT.
vice-Pres and Gen. Mgr. Gen Passr Aseni
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
0LD DONl0R9OWR] l0NEa

DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth. Plnners
Point and Newport News. Va. connecting
burg Richmond, Virginia Beach. Washington. ID. -.
and South and West.
passenger steamers from Pier 26
n r foot Beach St. every day at p.
H B WALKER Vice-President and Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
Instruction.
For Both Sexes-Country.

For Both SeSes-Country.
rINHE GROSZMANN SCHOOL for Nervous and Atypi-
L cal Children; situated the Watching Mountains:
500 elevation; Johnston Drive. Plane,d NeW-Jersey
NEW BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY. College preparatory
~ Both sexes. Separate buildings. Small classes No
failures. Good rooms Spring water No malaria. Ssoo
a wear New Bloomfield Penn.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
BALTIMORE { OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAI. Blue LINE TRAINS.
"EVERY OTHER -FOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave West 10 minutes earlier except mid
night train leaves 1850 p m
Iv Liberty street. s a m. Except Sun Buffet
m 1s1ily. Diner
noon Dfne-
0OpnI. Daily Buffet
.sRovaI Limited 100 pm. Daily An Pullman
5IsrfI- street s Diner.
Daily. Sqf,>t-
night Daily. slsepcTS-
SPLENDID TRAIN SERNISE-
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO The WEsE
Is New York city. NeSt 80 81
Chicago, Pttsburg. Sleeper -1I-so pm 80 ~
Chicago. Columbus. Diner II 80 I'm 1-0o m
s.ist.fsS,s. ir,ited'' $50 100
rincinnatf ST Iouis Sleeper IL so pm i2I5 MT
Cincinnati. 81, Louis, Diner $50 an 1920 ar
Cincinnati' Diner $50 500 Pm
ofices. is7. .s1 434. 1890 Broadway. Astor Houss
los Greenwich ST. - Ucion square W. S5t Graao
\ y: s43 Fulton St. Brooklyn: @2d ST and LID
eIty st.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
IN NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN BY
LaCkawanna Railroad.

Leave New YorS foot Barciay and Ch5istoph~r 81.
4 M.--FOr EnShamto1 and Elnfira
\ N.-FOr Buffalo chicago and 81 Louis.
y 1O \ M.--For Syracuse. Osvego RtCldei1
tI2 40 r M.-PoCcno Mountain Special
=. N For RuTalo ana chicago
p N-For and Plymouth.
ss.15 r. NJ For Fufalo and IacaEo
r. NJ For BuTaf. SvracuSs RiCahei1
\ M-Fcr chicago Slsepeys omen n a-50 p
Tickets. 40. ftS2 l454 RroadNay. y y; 3Sa FEl
-. BrcoSivu 'paiy. Except Sunday -Tsua FRI
DAYS saturdays cniy.
The oasis., 1905-06-03
NoCALEs NOTES.

County Treasurer Con O'Keefe made out his monthly report for May this week. It shows $6.336 20 on hand May 1; receipts $3, 2S2 2S :; disbursements 2,77043. Ofthe lat ter amount S2,613.5S was for school warrants. Cash on hand June l , $6,S4S.05. Due from outgoing treasurer, $7 800. Total, $14,34S.05. There are now sufficient funds on hand to wipe out entirely the school indebtedness.
 Wednesday afternoon Mrs. E.. Titcomb entertained a party of ladies at her residence on Crawford street. About twenty were present and the fascinating game of 500 served to hasten the flight of time.
 The Greene Consolidated Gold Mining Go, operating at La Brisca placers, on the Santo Domingo river, in Sonora, has declared dividend of two per cent-the sec ond since starting up in January.
 $71.70-to Niagara Falls, N. Y., and return, account Imperial Coun- ell Ancient Arabac Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Sale dates June 18th to 18th inclusive. w. G. Bowman, Agent. St.
 Mr. c. F. MacIntyre, manager for the Key del Orc Mining Com pany, whose property is beyond the Saato Domingo river, in the Magdalena district of Sonora, is visiting Negales.
 Messrs Chamberlain t Howard have leased to F. Manchaca and Louis Lulley the gambling privi- lege at the Palace, and Mr. Lulley IS in charge as manager.
 Deputy Sheriff k. P. Cook of Patagonia, was in Nogales yester- day.
 This morning M, A. L. Lewis started for Los Angeles
The oasis., 1905-06-03
A Quiet Wedding.

Thursday evening the residence of MT. and Mrs. A. B. Richmond in Nogales, Arizona, was the scene of simple ceremony wherein two of the favorite young people of No gales plighted their troth, and pledged themselves to one another for veal or for woe as long as life shall last.
 The high contracting parties were Miss Pearl Branch, a cousin of Mrs. Richmond, who has resided in the line city from her girlhood, and Mir. E. P. Chase, with the Ari- zona < Sonora Manufacturing Co.,,
The oasis., 1905-06-03
Reduced Rates to California.

Regular round trip to Ca lifornia Season Excursion Rates are now in effect and will remain so up to and including September, as follows. San Francisco S56.90 Santa Barbara
 San Buenaventura
 Los Angeles
 Santa Monica
 Long Beach
 San Pedro
 Newport Beach
 San Diego
 Coronado Beach $37 40 Avalon ..... S39. .65 Tickets good on trains leaving Nogales Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Stop overs West of Colton. Return limit Nov. 30th. If. W. c. BOWMAN, Agent.
The oasis., 1905-06-03
HE HAD THt FIGURES.
Mr Leeker IS Convinced and Will
 Change His Ways.

" N~f
 Another Nogales business hous, has come into forcible contact witt the numerous disadvantages O doing business on credit. TIE OAsn reporter dropped into the El Pasc store the other day and Mr. Leeker was working hard over long column of figures. Most of the figures were small ones, but when footed up they amounted to no small sum- Well, what are you digging up, now?" asked the re- porter. Digging up?" replied Mir. Mir. Leeker. T am not digging up this. l have tried for months to dig up some of it and can't. You know we have been selling goods on approval here and this ls list of goods taken on approval and which many people have evidently forgotten to pay for. They are mostly small debts, but you see they are numerous and a number of small debts make up quite a sum. l wish I could dig 1t up.
 Do you know" he continued, T have decided that doing busi- ness on credit is not what it is cracked up to be. I have tried 1t for year, and you know everyone admits that figures never lie. I have the figures to prove that it is a losing venture and am going to quit it.
 And here is another thing about the business When we sell for cash we always have cash on hand with which to buy new goods and by paying cash for the new goods We get discounts that amount to something. That, added to the amounts saved by having no bad debts, make still larger amount. The two savings together enable us to sell goods at much smaller figure, for cash, than you might think.
 II am convinced that by selling for cash and selling at much lower figure, as the advantages of the change will enable me to do, I will be able to sell great deal more goods. Besides that will have special sales, offering special lines of goods for sale at figures that will surprise all of you. 0, I have been doing some figuring during the past week, and 1 tell you that l can do it. No bad debts; cash on hand to purchase goods when the wholesale houses have sales. Why, of course we can knock down prices"
 He showed the reporter the long list stofsmall losses and an invoice bill showing the cash discounts and as his statements were all proved by figures to be true, the reporter went away convinced that selling goods on credit would destroy any business mans hopes of ever be- coming a millionaire.
The oasis., 1905-06-03

Reverend Wf Long conducting ibe ceremony.
 ln tbeir uew relation there g0 with the happy pair the good wisbes aud congratulations of many friends.
The oasis., 1905-06-03
COFFEE

A grocer has to sell good and bad coffee; but cooks needn't cook it.
 In every package of schining's Best Coffee is booklet How To Make Good Coffee
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-06
A Full Week :, the or.nd.

Next week promises to be highly
entertaining one at the Grand Opera
House. On Tuesday evening. Oct.
10th. the gifted young actress. Miss
Virginia Calhoun. with \ strong COM
pany. appears in Ramona" drama
tization OF Helen Hunt Jackson's cell
ebratcd western novel.
On Wednesday evening, Oct. nth.
that good old temperance piece. Ten
Nights in n Bar-room" will be pre-
scnted by strong company.
Last but not least, on Saturday
evening. Oct. I4th. Edward Garvic
but already famous Tibetan comic
opera. "The Forbidden Land" which
has just finished highly successful
week at the Broadway Theatre in
Denver.
Manager Hill of the Grand is GER
tainly TO be congratulated by the
theatre loving public in having Sc
cured The Forbidden Land" as pre-
scnicd by Mr.. Edward Garvie and
his brilliant company OF sixty people.
which is to appear In Rocky Ford
Saturday. This piece was presented
all OF last week At tho Broadway
Thcater and the Denver press was
highly complimentary.
II is comic opera and 4 merry
one with many new songs and new
jokes. The chorus is splcndidiy
trained and beautifully costumcd.
The theme is that OF company of
Americans who arc stranded in the
city OF Lhassa. in Tibet. ono OF them
an agcn; OF n breakfast food. lie is
haunted by an internal machine which
he can not dispose oil. The rest OF
il may be easily conceived. IL is
needless to say that those fond Of
comic opera with its bright and
catchy music and .eomical situations
will will no, miss this went, next sa'ur-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-06
Opsalag Of the Sixth Sugar Making
Campalgn.

The sixth sugar making campaign Of
the Amssiean Beet Sugar Co. opened on
Monday under favorable circumstances.
During the previous week the mammoth
bins had been filled. giving an ample sup
ply from the start. For three months
previous TO the opening large force Of
workmen had boon busy making addi-
tons TO the machinery and all needed re-
pairs. and the vast plant started out in
good shape Monday morning with q full
force Of workmen.
The first car load Of sugar was shipped
TO Pueblo on Wednesday and tho Santa
Fs will be kept busy bringing In beets
and taking out sugar for tho next four
months.
Tuesday a serious accident happened
In tho factory. Henry crofts. u work.
man In the lime house. got lime In both
eyes. Tho seriousness Of tho presence Of
lime was not at onee appreciated and i'm
mediate relief was not looked for. When
the pain became intense tho laboratory
was sought and relief given as far as
possible. Later the injured man was
treated by DR.. Sigman. the eompany's
surgeon. who reports tho left eye serious
ly burned. but that Il 10 now too early to
say to what sxtsn' tho injury will be per-
mansnt Tho right eye received but lit
tie damage.