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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-09-05

R. L. Whitehead and wife ac-
companied by the latter's sister,
Mrs. Ellen Carlton, arrived in this
city, Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. White
head have been absent in the East
for a couple of months. They had
the pleasure Of hearing the address
|of President Roosevelt before the
Chautauqua G at Ashbury Park while
at that place. They visited in near
lly all the New England states and
in many other states while away
land Mr.. Whitehead says every
where crops were good, wages were
also at top notch, and help hard te
secure at any price in certain
localities. He noted prosperity
Everywhere. The gentleman and
his wife will put in their time be
tween now and the opening Of col
lege getting things tydied up al
Cauthorn Hall for the boys during
their college year. Mrs. Carlton il
from Haverhill, Mass, and vii
spend the winter here.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22
THANKSGIVING.

The most characteristic American holi
day of all the year is Thanksgiving. The
observance of Christmas and New Years
and Easter day, the observance OF
patriotic Holidays is universal throughout
Christendom but it remained for America
to institute day of general Thanksgiving.
Not only then should the high object
of the day appeal to US but patriotic pride
should impel US to keep the day and pre-
serve its traditions. With the Joy and
feasting should go the reverent spirit of
Thanksgiving for all the blessings of the
year.
We of Denison cannot see to it that
Thanksgiving is kept holy as well as
joyously throughout the United States but
we are responsible for the way the day is
observed in our own bailliwick. We can
close our stores and our places of bust
ness, not only during the dinner hour but
during the hours of public service, and
we can see to it that the church is filled
not only with women but with men as
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22
SCHOOL NOTES

Miss King and Miss Austin enter
tanned the teachers club at the lat
tiers home Friday Nov, 18th, with a re-
versible party. Everything from re-
freshments to business meeting was
done backward.
Last Tuesday Prof. Guy schobie
addressed the High School assembly
on Interesting Points of Cuba. His
talk was interesting as he was SOL
der in the Spanish-American War and
had seen Cuba as an eye witness.
Raymond Conner leaves the Denison
High School this week intending to
resume his studies in Washington pub
lie schools.
The Polygon Literary Society will
give a Shakespearean program this
week Friday.
The girls basket ball team have re-
ceived challenge from Boyle's Col
lege of Omaha. This game will pro-
badly not be played owing to the
heavy expense.
Woodbine and Denison high school
football teams will clash on the Local
gridiron next Saturday, Nov. Is.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22
THE BAMFORD SALE.

We are no judges of dry goods prices,
but the ladies who read Bamford's add
in this issue will be able to judge. We
regret to say that the sale is a bona
fide one. We regret to say il, because
MIR. Bamford has been an enterprising
and energetic merchant and we dislike
to lose him from Danison. We also
regret it on his account for he is
obliged to look the health problem full
in the face. This we know that the
stock is a wel'-:elected one and the
goods are to be sold as quickly as low
prices will do it.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22
A Meter
Of Health

There is a quality in Royal
Baking Powder which pro.
notes digestion. This pecu>
liarity Of Royal has been
noted by physicians, and
they accordingly use and
recommend it exclusively.
BAKING POWDER co., NEW YORK.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22
Eighth Annual Pure Bred Stock Sale

Eighth Annual Pure Bred Stock Sale.
I will offer for sale the following
stock at my farm three miles southeast
of Vail, Crawford county. Iowa, on
TUESDAY, DEC. 9Th, 1905,
beginning at O'Clock:
2l-head of cattle-2l.
This offering consists of FIVE good
Short Horn cows. three of these with
calves at foot. They are in calf to be re-
corded. Short Horn bull. Four right
good, early spring bulls. Three of
these pure bred, one recorded. Scotch
Topped recoraed bull 2 years old; S
yearling heifers, yearling steers. 20
March and April Poland China boars
that are all round. good pigs in every
respect. They lave bone and length
enough for anybody. extra good
yearling boar; 40 spring sows; some
September pigs. These hogs are all
strictly pure bred and elegable for rec
ord. My old hogs are all recorded. 1
will give pedigree with every pig sold,
over $40, if desired. / grey horse com
ing years old, weight 140O; l horse
weig hing about 1900.
Terms: Sums of $40 and under, cash,
Over that amount IL months time will
be given on bankable notes ats per
cent from date.
A. WHITEING. Phone 94F.
Col. M. K MCGRATH, Auct.
HENRY STUCK, Clerk. 47-2t.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22
THE NEW TIME CARD.
illinois Central Schedule Great Dis
appointment to Denison.

The much talked of new schedule on
the Illinois Central is now in operation.
1t was understood that a new train was to
be put on, thus improving the service.
This has not been done, however, and, in
fact, the two trains most helpful to Deni-
son and most used by it have been
SO changed that the interests of this city
have been injured rather than helped
No. g the morning west-bound local,
which brought many shoppers to Denison,
and which was the most convenient morn
ing train for Omaha, has been changed to
night run, reaching Denison at 6:52 p.
m. when it will be of little value to any
one In return for this. we get morning
train for the west, but one which we do
not greatly need
No. 2, the fast east-bound train, is now
due here at 7:4s. just two minutes ahead
the Northwestern's No 6, while the local
comes at e:51 p. m. The following is the
schedule:
GOING WEST.
Mol Fast Train. ................ 5:3b a. M
NO. ...'......'... :. go 80 p IL
NO. 81, Local ....o.oS y. IL
GOING EAST.
No Fast Train; .......... ~ P. m
No. Fast Local. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. vol a. M
NO. 81, Local ...... ........... 1882 p. M
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22
FIRST LECTURE COURSE.

The Manning Glee Club on Thursday
gave great deal of pleasure to a large
house. The program was varied the
members of the club had good voices and
were fine actors as we'll.
Their jokes werssfg0od and the fun
clean
Mock Ehe lady in red was a
great success. yvne charm of the concert
was the novel program SO that the music
lovers and fun lovers we're all we'll pro-
vided for.
Six came up from West Side to attend
the concert. The ladies feel very much
pleased with the first number and also
with the splendid house that greeted the
club.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22
A MERRY WEDDING.

On Wednesday evening at the home of
the BRIDES mother occurred the marriage
of MIR. Leon L. Servoss and Miss Alice
Dodge, both of this city.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
w. E. Bryce, and vas succeeded by a
bounteous wedding supper. The immed-
late relatives of the contracting parties
we're present and all went as merry as a
wedding bell. In the evening the friends
of the groom made night hideous with an
appreciative charivari.
Leon Servoss is good worker, first
class mason for so young man and is
we'll equipped to provide comfortable
home for his chosen bride. Miss Dodge
is is young lady of many accomplishments
and many friends. The Review extends
congratulations.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22
A NEW HARNESS FIRM.
Seminar and IIten Now Ready for
Business at Schnoor's Old Stand.

Seminar and Ilten having completed
their purchase of the Schnoor harness
shop are now ready for business and
make their formal bow to the public in
this issue. They have taken hold of
the work like the experienced men
they are, and all who have met them
are pleased that Denson is to have
such an addition to its business circles.
The REVIEW bespeaks for them fair
share of patronage la their line and
welcomes them TO Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22

Review sale bills are the best.
Miss Mabel Robertson visited Oma
ha last week.
Mr.. John Mcclellan of Carroll Wis
tied his parents in Denison on Sunday.
Mr.. M. M. Bradbury made a bust
ness trip to Emerson, Neb., last week.
Mr.. Otto Hansen visited Council
Bluffs friends the first of the week.
Mr.. G. G. F. Kehr, the enterprising
Manila merchant was Denison caller
on Monday.
Clyde Rowland spent Sunday at
home. He says he likes his new work
as express messenger very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Kelly and the
Misses Kate and Margaret visited their
brother Joe and his bride at Carroll
last Sunday
Born on Monday, Nov. Goth, to Prof.
and Mrs. E. w. Fellows,a daughter.
The Professor evidently intends here
after to be patron of the schools as
we'll as a superintendent. We extend
congratulations to the happy parents.
The farmers report that corn picking
will soon be finished for this season
Some farmers are already through ane
are giving their attention to fall blowing
The average yield is good and bespeaks {
prosperous year for the whole county.
Silver is the highest it has beer
since 1894. and threatens the retire
ment of the Mexican and Philippine
currency. Thus has general prosperit,
effected what Bryan wished to force by
fiat legislation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22
KILLED BY THE CARS.

The daily papers of Tuesday morning
contained dispatch to the effect that
Grant Powell was killed by the cars at
Jefferson on Monday. 1t seems that
Powell who lived at Carroll, started
for Lanesboro to work, but took the
wrong train. Finding out his mistake
he stopped at Jefferson. In attempting
to board the west bound train he fell
and his head was severed from his body.
Grant Powell was one of the Powell
brothers, Grant and George who came
to Denison at the time of the construc-
tion of the Illinois Central and who re-
manned here for about two years
Grant was we'll known in Denison. He
was an Industrious man and his tragic
death is greatly to be deplored.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22
PENELoPE'S FAREWELL.

On Tuesday Penelope met with Mrs.
George Naeve and she had royal well
come awaiting the club.
The home which Itself is so beauti-
full was made still more lovely by pro-
fusion of flowers. After the usual club
visit and fancy work Mrs Naeve said
she wished the club to work for her
and brought out game called game
of Misses. The cards We're decorated
in exquisite water color heads, the
work of Miss Alice Knaul.
The game proved TO be puzzling
one but was much enjoyed. Mrs. Con-
ner had first prize, a beautiful work
basket. Mrs. Patterson was con-
soled for her ill luck with most eat
able pumpkin pie, Miss Meyers re-
ceiyed second prize u very pretty and
useful darnlng bag.
Supper was served in the dining
room, yer table bower of lovliness;
upon the polished table were lace trim
med center pieces and doylies, in the
center of The table was large orna-
mental basket of fruit the grapes APP
pies and oranges making q gorgeous
autumn coloring. The handle was
wound with autumn leaves, Four glass
candlesticks we're shaded in pale pink
with grape decoration, by the fruit
basket lay two sheaves of wheat, also
symbolical of the harvest time. Vas
es filled with pink roses completed the
table decorations that were unique and
beautiful, rejecting Mrs. Naeve per-
feet taste in decorative details. Three
small tables we're grouped about the
large tables and had bouquets Of white
roses. Tiny turkeys were the timely
souvenirs at each plate. The dinner
was an elaborate one with all the
dainties of the season and was close
rival IN the attention of the ladies,
with the table decorations.
Mrs. Naeve wished the Penelope tc
take the form of farewell to Mrs
Conner and so had given unusual time
and thought to the meeting. Surely
none could have failed to be touched
by such beautiful compliment and
Mrs. Conner was quite overcome wher
her health was proposed and drunk
1t was q farewell that will linger long
in the memory of those fortunate
enough to be present.
Mesdames Simpson, Cassaday, DR.
Wright, Smith, Alysworth and Miss
Bryce were the invited guests.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22
MRS. cHAs. Powls DEAD.

News comes OF the death of Mrs
Chas. Fowls, on November 18th at
Morton Sanitarian San Franclso.
Death resulted from cancer, and the
remains were inferred in Fresno. Calf.
beside those of her beloved husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowls were residents OF
this county for about twenty-five years.
About four years ago they sold their
property here and returned to England
for prolonged visit. A year ago they
returned to America and resided in
California. Mrs. Fowls was an aunt
of Mr.. Goe. Powell residing west of
Denison. She was a most estimable
christian woman and her death will be
mourned by many old-time friends and
neigh ors in this county.
New China at Johnson's.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22

q Secretary Shaw has refused to aid the
Wall Street spectators by depositing
more government money in the banks of
New York. He finds that there is plenty
of money in circulation for all legitimate
business, and to check the wild cat"
business will probably be good thing.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22

PLYMOUTH ROCKS FOR SALE.
have go fine Plymouth Rock Corkerells to
sell. Inquire of B. +. LESHER.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22
PUBLIC SALE.

will sell at public auction at Laubs
barn, Denison on q.
SATURDAY, DEC. 2.
at o'clock, p. m.
TEN PURE BRED DUROc Jersey
BOARS
They are sired by grandson of Orion.
52o3, the noted hog of Manlys of Lyons,
w. c. POLLOCK.
w. ]. McAhren, Auctioneer.
ct
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-11

/. AFIRMADO DE CALLEs.- En-
SRnturce han sido afrmadas algunas
GALES. mientras la de San Agustin, en-
Pperta de Herra. esta cada dia mas
intransitabIe. Los chinos Sc mueren
de risa 81 yer que Sc les deja campar
por 50 respeto sin reducirlos & h cbe-
diencia de preetar sefvicios en- las lIa-
madas GALES de aquel barriO.
N HEMORROIDES- va puede uated
cansarse de usar emphasizes. uDgiien-
tos, ETC., que NADIA conseguirS. Un
solo remedio ha encontrado ID ciencis
& timamenta Y es ID apIicaci6n de xEl
IZsrodOne Yea Ell anuuciO en- la "a.
psgina de este peri6a;cO.
IN AGRESION.- .-Por agPedir 81 poll
cia Ortiz fu6 cOndenado 645 dias De
ca1cel Tomas Mediua, y por desacato
III iuez municipal, 6 mesps.
/ CUARTO DE SOCORROS. Han
sido curados en- el cuarto de socOrFos
Jorge Garcia. Manuel Rivera Jos6
AstaGio de eOntusiOnes leYe,
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Todos los paquetes 3 carga
confados a nosotros recibiran
pronta atencion, v SO remitiran
a los precios de expreso mas IL
mitado.
Los efectos que Sc deseen en-
War por expreso, en- los vapo-
res de la N! y. & p. r. S. s.
Co, <Coamo> y kPonce, deben
ser entregados los lunes hasta
las 10 de la manana, y los que
vayan en- los dela <Red D. has
ia las 2 do Ia tarde los martes'
San Justo A. {. BURsIAN.
Admimistra0z0r.
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TheR0yal Mail S. p. Company
10 N DON.
|INooRPoRATED b ROYAL o9ARTER 1880
UNDER CONTRAoT VIII HIS MAJBSTYs COVE

Los magnfcos vapores xESKs & &EDES de ea COmpania
reanpdaIan caa en- la sa de Puro@ Rico empezando Enero
23 comuneando as nuestfa a San Thomas slas
oandesas Fancesas Venezuela Colombia etc Fos yapor Sc
especamene turista esando eouipados con
toda case dc comfort modeo Sc adm tam6n eaga para las
isas antedchas para too los puertos de Erp
Ademas de Iasagrs que recaaran en-
puerto reguam6ne oada qncena empezando
bra una buena OCCASION embarcr para odos los puers de
Europa los de de esa Compan los cuaes
dram ocr cuaquer de los pueos de la sa smpre que ha
va sqfciene carga. Para mas detales derigirse
Fritze & Co scccs SAN JUAN Agentes Generates
Fltze, Lundt & Co Succ MAYAGUEZ Agentes
j. 7. Silva Com Co. AGUADIIA Agentes
O. Ledesma & Co, ARECIBo Agente
Felici & Co, PONCE: Agene
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EI nuaV0 aIcaId8 J
c0nG8IaIes De Ca
T0IIna.
(De maestro oorgesp0nsaz especially J

Enero 8.
10y t0mo possession eA nuevO Alc8lde
y uemae conceja ales que fueEon elect0s
para este Ayuntemiento; fne IN actO
que ravlsti6 Verdadera importancia.
Nueatroa futuros administrators
SON: AlcaIde, don Narciso Fonts. y
Guillot. ConCeiaIes: Ramon ii. Del
gado. GuillermO Van-Rynh. Ignacio
gilVeTpo Hemeterio Landrao y jose
Gonzalez Diaz.
Uespues de jurar todos los candida
tos electos tomaron sus respectivos
puestoe, acordando ceIebrar Las sesio-
nes ordlnariaa t0dos los Viernes & las
dos de Id tarde.
FuA RcueFd0 tanb:6u cOnsignar an
vOto De gracias q don Ramon III. Del
gad0 pOr su feliz administration en-
este mqnicipio. Despu6s tom6 ID pa
labra don Narciso Font, AIcRIde en-
trante, y con sentidas frases di6 repe-
tidag gfacias al pueblo que inmereci-
damente habfa depositado en- 81 So
copfianzR.
HablRrOn los sefIores Ramon DeIgR-
do Ignacio Oiivero.
El senior DeIgsdo pronunci6 nm bre-
We y sentimental discurso en- eI que pu-
so de relieve Ia necesidad de atender
feImente el ornate y todos los asuntos
de Ia administration.
P0r nuestra parte nos consta que
cuand0 Ramon H. DeIgado ton6 la
var8 de Alcalde On este pueblo, sObFe
nuestro municipio pesaba an deficit de
S6. 700 y en- ell presente hay super6bit
de So, 478 81 ctVs., adenas se han In
trOduciolo grandea reformas en- ell or
natO y se ha construido an cementerio
Con inmejorables condolences.
Feliz 6xito deseamos & los nueVOs
Hoy he estreChsdo Is nano de
Inuestr0 consecuente c0rreIigi gionRrio
don Narciso VaronR. que procedente
de San Lorenzo viene & haceFse cargo
de una de las escueIas pdblicas de este
pueblo.
Feliz a1o 81 consecuente Iuchador.
-DofiR Pepita Jin6 aez. vfctims de
penoaa enfermedad, sOIicit6 hoy de ID
Iglesia Cat6lica aos 6ltimos SacFamen-
tos; pero con tants desgrRcie que Ell
Cura del pueblo no apareci6. Vista
la necesidad de &uxiIiar & Ia hermRna,
fu6 llamado 81 Cura de TruiiIIo. quien
como siempre, procedi6 81 Ceremonial
Despu6s de preparRda Ia enfermR
Sc encontr6 ell Cura, ell Sagrario sin
formas Conssgradas, Y tuvier0n que
suspender Ell Vi8tiCo. Las Formas
fueron & buscArlss 4 Ia parroquis de
TfuiiIlo.
Ffiese 81 Sr. Obispo.
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FL REY QUE RADIO.

Yo 10 confesO, con 10 mano puesta
sobre el coraz6n, y la mirada en- alto:
La Beltran estuvo inimitable Ia
Bsllesteros Incompatible.
La B9ltran hi10 un Rey bell1simo y
Ia Ballesteros una pastora seductora.
VeIez bien. DuefIo bueno. LaI0-
ma. regular y Gatell seriecit0 y CO.
rrecto. Capestani. IN verdadeto capi-
tan CentelIas. y Abellita. chist so,
original, verdRderRmente en- caracter;
an Jeremias que hizO reir mucho, tan
to, que una sefIora metiditR en- carnes
y en amos que estaba & mi lado, hubo
dc darle rienda sueIts 81 correct 3 Sc
refs de 10 Undo.
Los coros, bAstante buenOs. buen1si-
mos en- los Doctores; la m6sicR unas
veceg muy bien y otras no tanto.
He aqu1 en- sfntesis Is function del
domingo, hechS con Ell mayor esfuerzo
por la empresR y con la mejor volun-
tad por los artistas, y 10 cual CORES
pondi6 ell p6blico, que fu6 numerosO en-
asistencia. Fu6 IN llen0 letra a, s6rie
A. secci6n "A.
Ls obra es preciosa. y Ia bellezR de
la Beltr6n Ia realza. Ia gracia de Ia
NBallesteros ls boFda, y le dan vida, vi
do real. 81 chiste de VeIez y de Abelli-
ta , de Monthfi6s v de Capestany. y
de toda esa pl6yade de aTtistas, que 10
son de corsz6n, de alma; pOr veFdade-
70 amore al arte. puestO que en- 90 ma
yoF parte hi han tenido grandes mode
los, nj Los estudios especialss que 81
arte requieTe.
SQu6 81 bati palmas2 Pero ustedes
SO Green que 20 no siento va AIN
ter go 81 Tescoldo aIgo que aiente. sIgo
que Sc Impressions: din8mo en- 81 cora
z6n, eIeCtricidad en- los nerVics, manos
que SO gg,tan duro muy duro para
apIaudir, y enoche me lf gusto.
Todavfa 81 acostarme me parecfa yer
con toda su espI6ndidR beIlezR al cele-
brado Rsy, & Ia pastora que me SON
refs. como ella 10 hiz0 an0che. q Veiez
que se arreg96 los guantes por csnt6
sima vez. y { Absllita chistos0, y me
Qued6 dormido con eea cara de Conten-
to d ne ponemos, cuando recordamos 10
buenO. que es tan escas0.
ST Sc reptile Ia obra, va & ser neCesa-
rio ell d0ble de local.
N. OLAYA.
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Juzgad0 Do Paz de San Juan.
Enero IL de 1905.

0amian Velez. por infringirgg or
denanzas municipales, absuelto.
Domingo LUNA por infringir Ley
de FeFrocarriles, absuelto.
Julio Collazo, por infringir Ley de
Ferrocarriles. absuelto.
Hilario Serrano. por infringir or
denanzas municipales condenado 4
l dollar de multa.
Genaro de Jesus, por infringir or
denanzas municipales condenado
| dollar de multa.
Pelro Dina, por infringir orde-
nanzas mUnicipales condenado q 1
dollar de multa.
Miguel Garcia. por infringir or
denanzas municipales condenado 4
2 dollars de multa.
EYaPista Clemente, por infringir
ordenanzas municipales condenada
4 3 dollars de multa
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TETuAN AS.

OfreCe & precios m6dicos: ARNE-
SES COMPLETES AMERICANOS
DE CADENA Y RETRANCA.
CONSTANTES SURTIDOD DE FRU-
TOS DEL PALS. A PRECIOS LIMI-
TADOS.
AGENTE GENERAL do los Moli-
nos de PILLSBURY, WASHBURN,
FLOUR. MILLS ca. Ltd. de Minnea-
polls, MINI. que producen las Rfama-
das hsrinas de trig0 <PILlSBURY IS
EST xxx y III de maiz, NLA
ESMERALDA.a
AGENTE GENERAL de los Seno-
res HUFFMAN BROS de New York,
f1bricantes de las afannadas marCas de
Mantequilla GIAA FAVORITA1 Gel
YANKEE
AGENTE GENERAL de Il cerve.
CeFfa eTHE CONGRESS BREWING
co., de Brooklyn. N. Y GOV. ..
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THE CONSOLIDATED
EXPRESS OFFICES

Cargadores 5 y remitentes para
todos los lugares de los Estados
Unidos, Europa y vice-versa.
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ManIObTaS do Ia oSGuadTa an8.
FiGaaa,

En- breve Sc verifcar6n maniobras
en- el mar de las AntillAs por las es-
cuadras americanss del AtlSntico, de
Sud America y de Europa.
Es de presumir que arriba luego &
las ciudadea del litOraI de Ia isIa buen
n6mera de barcos.
En- las pasadas msniobras San Juan
se vic muy concurrido pOr maTinerOs,
y los afes y dennis eata blecimientos
hicierOn 50 sgosto. como suele de-
ciTse.
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FRANCISCO u. AMY. -Traductor Dor
nombramiento del Gobierno Federal \ Ofre-
ce sus servicios como especialista en- traba-
jos tScnicos y literarios Precios m6dicos
Luna 37 hi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-11

DIR. RAFAEL del VALLE, II6dSeo- Ci-
g0jGnO- Oc{s1Ssta. Ofrece sus servicios profe-
sionales en- la calle de la Fortaleza. Allen nq
l6 altos. Co9ssuEt0s, de 384p. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-11

SAI NATURA an. .-Se vende FSal Natu-
rail-" de las famosas Salinas de Guanica d
precios nl6dicos. Sc ofrecen cargamentos
para cualquier puerto ae Ia ISla. Para in
formes dirigirse Yauco, Apartado ll7.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-11

AL PUBLICO. Fotograffas, ampliapiones
fotograbados Sc hacen en- Ia Fotografia de
la Sucesibn de Alfonso. San Francisco AZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-11

JAcINT0 NARANJo. - Cirujano Den
hsta.-Ha trasladsdo su oficinadental a La
oalle de Ia Tanca, No. 5, altos, donda ofrece
Bus ssrvicios Al p6blico en- general p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-11

PLANTAS DE CLAVEL. -AIargafita On
tiestog. Amarillos, bSancos y rojos Rs cts.
una Los wendell FrGncSsc0 Naft5qaese Ca
lie Amisbad 14.4Yauco. P. IL.