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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29

Late last night it was reported on the
best of authority that James Morris, of
the st. James hotel, had sold the pearl
he recently found in an oyster for a
sum aggregating several hundred dol
lars. Harry O'Brien, we'll known
Reynoldsville man, is said to haye been
the purchaser.-DuBois Journal.
Furs Come into Millirens and see
what beautiful furs we have. Get ready
for Xmas.
Mems and boys complete line of wool
sweaters at low prices at A. Katzen's.
The managers of "The Holy City,,
which was presented here Thursday
night, have number of other troupes
upon the road of equal merit and
Messrs. Gourley & Flynn, appreciating
the liberal patronage shown this play,
have arranged for a production of IA
Royal Slave" under management OF
Gordon & Bennett, at the local house in
the near future.
All laundry work guaranteed by the
Punxsutawney Laundry Co. Leave
your laundry with Nelson Smith al
Hills & Co.'s.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29
Andersonville.

The Pennsylvania railroad is Offering
very cheap rate to excursionists from
this section to the monument dedication
at Andersonville December 7th. To
the families and friends of veterans on
trunk line joint card order rate card,
the rate from Reynoldsville to
Andersonville, Ca, and return by way
of Pittsburg will be 1925.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29
Notice of Public Sale.

To be sold at public vendue on the 9th
day of December, 1905, at o'clock, p.
m. the house recently occupied by l..
w. Scott, on Main street, near the pub
lie school building, now The property of
the borough of Reynoldsville. Sale to
be made on the premises at the time
stated, when and where the terms of
sale will be made known and when re-
moval OF house must be made.
BY order of the town council and the
borough of Reynoldsville.
L. J. MCENTIRE, Sec.
November 80, 1905.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29
The House-Keeper.

The Prizer Stoves and Ranges repre-
sent the best of every thing in stove
making. They please the house-keeper,
because they are what they want at
prices they can afford to pay. Sold,
guaranteed and recommended by Reyn-
oldsville Hardware Co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29
Telephone Girls Are Quitting Their Jobs.

Telephone Girls Are Quitting Their Jobs.
Dubois telephone girls are deserting
their employment because they find con-
stant wearing of the receiver produces
ugly corns on the tragus, the front
portion of the external ear. They also
say their sense of hearing is more ACUTE
ly developed in the left ear than in the
right. They do not mind this so much
as they do the Disagreement, which,
betrays their occupation In order to
prevent the girls leaving the company
is endeavoring to devise receivers that
will not produce corns. Dubois Journ-
al.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29
For Sale.

One hundred fine residence lots on
Fourth street, on easy terms to suit the
purchaser. City gas and water can be
had. Most beautiful residence street in
town. Close to business center. In
quire of D. Wheeler, Reynoldsville, Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29

List of unclaimed letters remaining
in post Office at Reynoldsville, Pa, for
the week ending Nov. 25, 1905:
John D. Collins, Miss Clara Fike,
Miss Barbea Lewis, E. ], Luderer, Miss
Ida Thompson.
Foreign-Noto Rossorio.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
Z. G. BURNS, p. M.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29
Mems Oyercoats.

On account Of late fall we are offer
ing great bargains in this line. Don't
miss the bargains. Now is the time to
get an overcoat for very little money.
A. Katzen.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29
Ten Dollars Reward

Ten dollars reward will be paid for
information that will lead to the arrest
of the boys or other persons who break
globes on the arc lights. or otherwise
interfere with the lamps.
REYNoLDSvILLE LIT. & p. Co,
S. M. MCCREIGHT, Sec.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29
We're Prejudiced.

Just because every pair of Patrician
shoes we've sold has given satisfaction,
we think they're the best in the world.
For sale at Millirens.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29
Christmas Coming

And we have the richest display Of
presents for both ladies and gentlemen
we have ever shown. G. r. HALL.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29
For Thanksgiving

See Halls line of roasters, dishes, cary,
ing sets and kitchen utensils.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29
Come In And Look

At our handsome variety of Christmas
goods. G. r. HALL.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29

Hear the choir of the Church OF the
Holy Cross in "A Millionaire Tramp"
Boys long overcoats at very low
prices at A. Katzen's.
Thanksgiving linens at Millirens.
Handkerchiefs, napkins and tablecloth
linen, also shrunken linen for waists, 40
inches wide.
Leave your laundry with Nelson
Smith at Hills & Co.'s furniture store.
Punxsutawney Laundry Co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29

Wool and neeced lined underwear
all prices at Millirens.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29

Blankets, blankets-5Oc to 5000. Go
to Millirens for your blankets.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-01-19

siye and popular Young manager OF
the Gourdins Mercantile Go OF
.Gourdins was in yown Monday.
! Mr. S H Cooper of Dock, who as
'tWhippoorwill' is well known to
readers of TIE RECORD, favored us
WITH q call while in town recently.
! iNr. Austin B Grayson, whose
preseut home is in North Carolina,
passed through Kingstree last week
going to visit his parents near Ben
soI postofice.
The stock holders of Scranton
Warehouse Co are requested to meet
at Scranton, s c, at the tobacco
warehouse, on the first Monday in
February next.
Mr. and Mrs W N Jacobs Of
Georgetown visited the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs Louis Jacobs,
several days last week, return ing
home Saturday.
Mr. j B Steele has obtained the
exclusive agency for the celebrated
Lion Brand shirts, collars and cuffs.
There are no better made and the
price is reasonable.
Miss Isadore Jones, of Florence
county, passed through own last
week on the way to Ron to take
charge of the Carraway Mill school
for The ensuing term.
Rev-W B BJustus received a pleas
ant eurprise on Friday night Of last
week IN the form Of q liberal "pound-
ng' from members of his congrega-
ton and other friends.
Mr. T A Searson, attorney and
chief inspector for the State dlspen
sary. was in toSn yesterday checking
up Dispenser Coward, whose accounts
we're found all right and everything
in good shape.
Postmaster Louis Jacobs was called
Columbia last week to give testimony
n the case against certain parties
charged with completely in the rob-
berry of the Kingstree postofice,
which occurred some month ago.
Mr. and Mrs H Eugene Montgom-
cry, recently of Georgetown, have re.
moved to Kinsstree and will reside
here per manently. Their many
friends are glad to welcome Mr. and
Mrs Montgomery back as citizens of
our town.
DR. Wi liam S Boyd, os Jersey
City, NJ, is here on his an nnal
visit to his old home in this county.
The doctor has many relatives and
friends in Williamsburg to wh ON
his bo me-comings are always source
of great pleasure.
DIR Emerson Cooper,of Water Val
ley, Miss, has been spending some
time with relatives at his old home
at Indisntown. On this visit be
was accompanied by his better half
whom he presented to his South
Carolina kindred and friends.
The county board has recently
purchased two blood hounds for the
ase of the county. The dogs came
all the way from Ohio and are said
to be fine blooded animals. The
'sice of the pair, We understand, wss
SS5, including express charges.
Rev W R Justus preached Sun.
lay morning and evening in the
Church to appreciative
Congregations. After the evening |
'ermon very enjoyable song service
vas rendered. Mr. Justue is him.
elf an accomplished musician and, |,
Ve understand, intends organizine..
church choir. This will nor t:ot
id much to the enjoyment -; a.tl i'm. !
''s''i'''''' Of Il
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-01-19

tioa was ID ts~a Saturday.
Capt D R Smith of Smiths Mills
vss sossd IN town. Monday.
MEble Tllsr of Cedar Swamp
was bSted. iu town Tuesday.
Mr. 8 T NssnIth of Intliantow q ,
was noted in town Saturday.
Mr. 4 W Britton of Church WIS
noted here one day LAST week.
Ar Van Epps Of Lake City was q
visitor here one day last week.
Mr. W D Bryan attended the Cot'
ton Growers meeting Saturday.
Mr Rufin Meuzon of Aouzon
postofice was noted in town sa'ur.
day.
Messrs J Y McGill and T M Kel.
lehsn of Benson visited Charleston
Tuesday. :,
We were pleased to receive visit
last Monday from our friend, N
II Foxworth of Cades. \
Mr. y H McEIveen of Spring
Bank~ was i'm town yesterday sna
paid us a pleasant visit. ( yl::*
Msssrs W P McGill 4d,.J L
Ne1sep,, of the Cades section, were
noted in town Saturday.
MrJJM Graham was in town
Saturday and took lively interest
in :hs farmers meeting.
Supervisor Graham is in Colan-
biz attending the Good Roads con-
yenti0n, which meets to-day.
Mr. EE Keels of Lynchburg visit
ed his brothers, Messrs l A and
Luther Keels, last Saturday.
MriI II Hudson of Harpers came
over Saturday to attend the farmers
meeting in the court house.
Mr. G G Carstcn Of Csdes was
here Saturday ss delegate to the
Cotton Growers association.
Mr. E T Hamer of Salters Depot
was in town Thursday of last week
and paid US q pleasant visit.
Mr. " e Nesmith, one of Cades'
prominent merchants, was noted in
town "Wednesday Of last week.
MIR G e Miles, of the vicinity of
Cooper postoHiee, was among the
visitors in town last Saturday.
Misses Sue Stoll and Alice Nc.
Culloash, of the Taft section, were
in town Saturday of last week.
Mr., Tom NcCutcheu of Indian
town 10 visiting the family of his
brother, Mr. Hugh McCutchen.
Miss Martha Gourdin of Heine-
mann visited her sister, Mrs W G
Gamble, several days this week.
MT B McGahsn, formerly of the
firm, Of .,McGsban, Brown & Evans,
Charleston, wss in town Monday.
Have you my ,stOck in the Build.
ing and Losa association: Now is
The, time to get in on the ground
floor.
Nr james E Davis was here Sat-
urday from Salters in, attendance
upon the Cotton Groxers' Associs-
ton.
Mr. A B Grsyson of Concord, N
G., who has been visiting his parents
at Benson, returned to his home
Tuesday.
Miss Louise Sherfessee Of Charles
ton has been visiting the family of
I'm Gillsnd, ESQ, in North Acad-
eihy street.
Smallpox is said to be prevalent
in the. .neighborhood of Cooper post
ot6ce. and several other sections of
the county.
Mr. NIB Thompson, of Clarendon
ounty;sttpped over in town one day |
last week on his way to Central to
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-01-19

DOOhSo1 euosCiipIiou w lHc Mugs
tree Real Estate Co. were opened
Monday, January 9,and all the stock
was taken, and permanent organi-
zation effected with the following
officers: D G Scott, president; N
F Heller, secretary and treasurer
aud j. hn A Kelley, attorney.
Enclosed find check for $40
to pay my subscription to 1906.
Please accept congratulations on the
paper you are giving u.s." says an
out-ot-the county subscriber in re-
newing. Thank you, brother, but
jus; watch us when We get our new
outfit installed and in good running
order.
DR. Charles ] Epps, now promi-
nent druggist of Conway, "as here
one day last week Oh d visit to his
parents in town. BY the way, DR.
Epps has recently become p ater-
familias, the filius being an eight
FOUNDER that made his advent during
the Xmas holi days.
Mr. Ernest Virgins, formerly
superintendent of Kingstree Graded
school aud now in the government
service in Washington, D G, spent a
day or two in town recently on his
way to the national capital after u
brief visit to bis home folk in Berke-
ley county.
The Graded school resumed its
exercises on Monday, January 9,
with a record.breaking attendance.
The enrolment now numbers over
200 pupils. Brof Bsthea and his
associate teachers are doing excellent
work and more than ever before
Kingstree has reason to be proud of
her pet ed ucational institution.
During the session of the legisla-
latn:e the readers of The RECORD
will be kept fully posted as to what
transpires by our special correspon-
dent, Hon w L Bass. Mr. Bass pos
sesses the true newspaper instinct
in 'assimilating facts so as TO express
himself tersely,. clearly and intell-
gently without superfluous verbiage
truly rare gift in newspaper
correspondent.
Our new machinery is coming in
slowly and being Installed in the
new Office. Numerous delays, which
hove occurred and several machines
broken in transit have prevented
the promised enlarging of the paper
and other improvements contem-
plated. Yet ''everything comes to
him who waits" and We have not
entirely lost hope of eventually car
rying out our plans.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-01-19
The Bank Of Klngstree

A WATC full BUSIE 4, MAN
like the m q sdse'' of q vessel
always sh mis- eye on his
money; sk -4D,,.fe to
KEE! DOWN EXPENSES.
The bank is great help to him in thi,
way. We are always ready. too, to
give.any advice that We can in any
in -estD,ent. Bills that are paid by
2 ,ieck never have to be paid over
again on account Of your losing
your receipts, because you have
several ways Of proving 1t this way.
Glad to see you and talk it over any
time,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-01
I'll PUEBLO JAPONES

eaa. 8 haeeE mas iHlpaEloaa para
les lap0naaeg is neee5idad de ap0des
raraa de esa plaza, y 6 l0s Tug0a la dc
defenders, sntra ah0rR un nuey0 ele-
ment0 Le f-tR del BlltiCo. Eatas
navess por eli solo hecho de nndars
hacan mas aspera d lnCha en Los nuEoG
de una oiudad de la que ai1u eBtan dis
tantss ounce mil millas. Puerto Ar
tur0 es, puess ahora. el 5Sse6t5s de Ia
guerra.
Da ali depende t0do. a6n 81 dominic.
del mar. que pRraCia eatar nsegurado
81 Jap6n. Todas Las eneSgfaa t0das
Gas V0lnntadea DE 0batinaD. sc el1Carnl-
zan s0bre este extreCh0 paAm0 de- tleFFa
de la peninsula de Liao Tang. Para
los unOs y para los otFos q possession
de Puerto Arturo es oondici6n esen-
cial de ID victoria.
No Sc puede inns ginar nada mas te'
rribIe que ID reCFudecencla fatal que
ae aproXima Los jspOneges no son
h0mbres que SIC dejan veneer: Vencen
3 mueren. ST no lO0ran lIegar en-
tiempo & dominar 81 enemig0 matarSn
y ae har6n mAtAr In bAtalla del ShR-
k9 fu6 ell primer ejempI0.
Los h1rFOres pRsadOs no sef8n nada
compaFadoa con los horrores futuF0s.
Las batsllaB Ber6n aseainatoGs Duran
&c semanas enterag Se desenoadenar8n
-hhPaCanes de faeRO y plomOs cRer6n
Victims CeDtenares de miles, v deg.
pu6s los dos ei6 .citoe sg0tados, trata-
ran de embastirse de nueyo. Legs
ran refueY2Os de los rusog Y los jsp0.
sSaaa1 HnQes9N x las @v,0~amcl h0aNn -
1Itimo de sus hombres. Ser& an ex-
kerminiO ain fin y sin resultadO.
Podemos eatsr seguroa de una coss:
8 asistiremos 81 tFiurf1 8 & % trsgedin
de este pueblo. ian6s sU humillSCi6Di
PerO ai tantHs cogaa han Cambiado 8
apArecen cambiadaa de aIQunos meses
& hoy. una permanece siempra igual,
inmutable: Ell alma del pueblo iap0n6g.
S8lnda 0iempre & Gus hii9g que pRffen
para la guerra con el mismo entueiaa-
mo con que 10 hacfa hace diez meses
cuando los primeros bRtallones dejas
ban ID pAtria. Consums tOdos los o.
criicios que SO Ie in pOnen. Conc 20
gente que Be priVR Ce una comids ri
die para teneP la HAtit t ACCi6n de con-
trlbuir con unos poCos centav0s 6 loB
fondos de ID guerra. FAmiias mobiles
venden antiQuas ioyas preciOsas para
copaeguir c6dulas del Cr6dito fotsnte
de ID guerra.
Ri que no puede d0r NADIA, trabsis
trabAja mas de 10 ordinario para com
pensaF of Is fsltR de bFazos. Sc han
aumentado las hora8sde trAb5jo & petit
ci6n de los obFeFos empIeadOs para
m0ntener inaltersble Ia production
nacionaI y no dejSn empobrecer las
fdentas de riquezs. No ue grita, se
tPabs jG.
ViendO el J0p6n atraveGar con tanta
frmezs y tauta cRlma IL mas crftica
hoFa de go historic ga siente uno mas
tFanQuil0 respecto, de so suerte. Este
pueblo no puede Caer.
No puede cser oi d verdad vale adn
alCo en- al mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-01
OTdsDaDzas mOnleIpalas.

Pocas veces Sc he observado tanto
rigOT en- 81 Cumplimientp de lac orde-
nanzas municipaIes como Ahora. De
ahi ese mCvimiento tan extraOFdinsri0
en- el ] JuzgAdo de Ptz. en- el que Hue.
ven & diRrio las denunCiaG.
No ea possible so1icitAr Ienidad 60
clio. por cuanto 90 eVitRn de ese modo.
m-chas infrLCCionea que desdicsn de
una Ciudsd como San Juan
La flase obscena. el andar an COmi-
sets pOr ID Vfa p6blicG, y otras fAltas
RtalOgas no deben toVerarse; y estas
incorFeCCiones van decFeCiendO leDta.
mente y clio es la manera de enst flaP
por elil f 1io de h ley los que ID des-
c0nOcen.
Los esC6ndAIoB en- aitios p1blicos van
desspareCiendo y cuando 90 nieguen
liCenCias para tener abiertos despues
de IL 10 de ID nochs estableCimieptos
en- donde na expenden bebid0s alcoh6.
icas, muchos diggustos O. evitarkn.
Esos luRRres y otFOs de parecida fn-
dole son fooOs de esc6ndalos p6b.ic0s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-01
En- Ia COEto de- 1istrlto del Dis.
tTItu judicial do San juan,
Puerto Rico.

Estados Unidos do America SIS. DsclaTa-
EI Prssidsnts Dc los E.E. ] Ci6n Do d0miniO.
POR CUANTO habiendo presents.
DO eI abogRdo don Ssndali0 Torres
MODge una moCi6n 30 icltaado' & nom
bre de Mr.. Henry KAplan ell dominic
de Ia siguiente Fl faca:
eTaFranO sito en- el barPio de Yegug-
ela t6rmino Municipal de Ve9s B ID,
ecompuestO de ciento diez cuerdae y
SCinCuentG cent6simoa equiValentag 6
sSuSrenta y tres heCtSrsaG, cuRrenta y
etFes Areas y nueVe CentiSFeae. 8 pas
Gt0s y CoCOs. colindandO por el Norta
Gcon Ezsquiel AVit6s y jose GonzSGez
50 por el Osate con EzequieA Avil6s Y
GmSs teFFenoh del miamo oeffor Kaplan
GperteneCientea alt6 emino Municipal
ede Manstf, por 81 Sur con d LsgunO;
81 p0F el Este con Joa6 GOnz6lez. ,
POR TANTO y habi6nd0se ordeha-
do por el Hon. Emilio del Toro. Jdez
de estR Corte, Sc pubHque Dor tres We
oeg il petici6n On un peri6dico de loo
de mayor ciFCulaci6n On eSta Ciudad,
para los que tergtn alg6n deFecho real
sobre el iomdeble deaeFito, les pera0.
mas ignoradss quiene1 pueda pariu-
dicar ls inscription soIicitada y On Re-
neral tod0 81 que desaa opOneFse pue
da efeCtuaFlo en- 81 t6emin0 de saaents
diss nntuFalal. Iibro eli preoente en-
San juan de Puerto Rico & 81 de Ma.
20 de 1906
JOSE e. FIGUERAS.
SA0rAtarin da In Gopka ia DfatwsfN IA
San Juan. 3V.B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-01
I'm pBTiOdiSta itaIiaRO
i0zg8ad0le.
"Fste pueblo no puad8 eaeT4
dice.


Ei C6lebFe coYresponEal italiano Lui-
ri BsFziDi. que ha estadO ca 81 ei6Fcito
jRpon6s en- la canpafla de u Manchu.
lin, diriKi6 antes de d rendici6n de
Puerto Arturo, una in&eresantfsims
Cnrta 81 SCorriere della Serag. de ID
Cual eXtFaetamoS 10 siguiente. hGCia 10
Cual llnmamos ID atenci6n de nueetros
lectorea:
Dssde Ia bataIIa de Lao. Yang CO.
mienzR una nueva faz de Ia guerra.
Los iHponeses deban renunciar & tuda
ini0iativs no quieren compFometer ell
6xito de la cnmpnflR tomando % Ofen-
silva contra fuerzAs iguaIes Dsben
limitarse 6 rechszlr los atgquea del
enemigO. Green poder geguir adu ga
pre- gFamn, y espeFan.
EspeFan siempre que Puerto Arturo
caigs y queden asf ibFes lss tres diYi-
siOnes empe1sdas en- el sitio. Es me-
cesariO. mas que nunca, apoderarse de
10 terrible fortBlez8. CaBi todas Las
fuerzas nuevas Ilamadag lac armas
son trausportsdas Puerto Arturo.
Cada veinte 8 tFeiuts diRs se de un
GsnIto. Ya como cuarenta mil hom-
bres de las fueTzlg sitiAdOFas han que
dado foeFa de Comblte. sin Contnp lOg
enfermos. No imports. se CombAte
siempFe con ardor igusl. La luch8 se
hace cRda die mas encIrnizada, cruel,
espantOsa. Sc supeTRn noinss, poz0s,
eontraeaCarpia, fosos, I1neas de alam.
bfe; se OCupan duRAnte 8emanas ente-
ras los 6nguIOs musrtos de loo pnrape-
tOs; se intenta tFep0r s0bre mOntpflas
humans, mientras por u pendiente
eacsrpadG ruedan petRrdoG. granedhs
de mano. t0rpedos. So muere tsm.
bi6n de hambFe y de ftfo. Aprcxf.
manse & los fuertes pulQada por pnI-
gada en- medic de saCrificios inenarPA-
bles, Sc Combate dias 9 tefOs CuerpO &
cuerp0 pOr Ia conquists de veinte me
trOs de terreno. Sc luchR debRio de Ia
TERRA. en- eI lOdO, On los t6neDea; Sc
eXcAva p0F una pRrte y p0r Otro tFa-
tHndo de pasaF por debDjO y domi.
narse, y SO esperR de an momento &
otF0, trabBjendo. que IL terra GO hum
de. Es una guerra Gin piedad. No
Ge recOgen ~ los heridOs 90 ciertR
zona abandonAda deapu6s de un Ats que
8 de an contra. AtG q ue sin resuItado On
la ZOnR- 0minRdR pOr ID mueFte Az!
del quet que csc Slf Sc We & los ke-
fldos Ogitar los bFazoS, implorRr Ruxi-
lilo. en- VAnO. Gin que se pued8 G0c0-
rrersOg, Biendo precise @aistir su
ag0nfa y desear ell instante en- que
queden inm6viles para sismpre!
Cuand0 toda ID histoFis de este aitio se
eScribB. ell mund0 se horrori2Br6.
Mientras tRnto Puerto Arturo no
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-01
GIOT0sis Dc las plalias.

Esta enfermedad de los individuoa
del reino vpgetslse diatingue especial
mente por Ii fA to de frutos 8 Dor 10
deSmedrado de eIIos.
"a problems de una nnedicsci6n eff
caz ha aido obi to de muchas inveuti-
gaciones de pnrte de los sgs6nomos.
sin que hsyan podido obtener resultR-
dos aatil ,ctorios.
M. AQuiles Magne. de Ia E.cuaIa de
Agriculture de G.igaon (FranCia. }
aconsejS ell. siguiente procedimiento
con 10 cual hR logrado In curaci6n de
800 frutales.
En TEMPO de ID primEvera SO abren
en- al suelo. alrededor del troDco. de
trecho en- treohO, sguisr0s de 80 CEN
lfmetr0s de pFofondidad. mas 6 menoa
y 90 Vierte On Cads unO de eIloa de 10
& 15 litFos de una soluci6n formada de
/ 200 grAmos de f1afato de potAsa en-
100 htrOs de Rgus.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-01
BaIn8aTIO do (iOamo, P. r.

ALBERTO TODO Ell ANO.- "A pro
ximsndose Il temporadn de veFano
tengO el gusto de informar d p6BIicO
en- general que spnrse de Lao bFillAntes
y espI6ndidag condiciones que 81 asta-.
blecimiento Feune como hotel restau-
rant, Los hu6spedes y enfermos que
conCurFan & torner los aguas de los
BAflos de COamo, expenditures para
reuma. herpes. est6mSgo y otras enfer-
medades secretas. pueden toner la Sc
guridad, que obtandr6n Immediate ali
vic On Bug dolenoias, quedando Iuego
curados Sin los reCurBoB de d medi-
Gina.
Precios hospedsie complete, con dos
bAf1Os diariOs:
Psgadero por semRnas, en- primerR
cIasa 50. so diario.
PsRadero por semanas, en- segunda
clage 81 75 diario.
Para familiA, precios cOnvencionales
y equitativos.
El eStableCimiento CuentG con an
tFen De coDhes dispogici6n del p6bIi-
C0.-JUAN BOIX.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-01
SaStT0TIa ltdIidRa
be Miguel Sabine. San Francisco 55
San Juan, Puerto Rico.

En- vista de ID numerosa , escogida
clientele que hR obtenido este estable-
cimiento. hice an gran pedido de 700
cOrtas de tEbis-qsIt6na0 aOUed0d- los
que he reCibido pOf el Vapor frances
Ilegado recientemente.
Adem&s fcanelas, chRIecoa Y pantR-
Ioneg de fantastic.
Aviso pueS q los antiques parroquia.
nos , Rl I6bliCo en- general. que tengo
& Ga disposlci6n an vagiGd58ino mos
trWGriO. de los mas excclentea artfculoS
propiOs del mundo elegante.
T0da persons que qniera vestir ele-
gantemente. puede haCerlo, Gb0nRndO
en- eHt8 casa 81 30 pOr Se0o11sG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-01
4 v 1 S 0

Un amigo de Jayuya il 1f6rmsnos
que los Sres. Frutos r. Heredia y Pc.
dro SAncho. cuyo pRrRderO inquirfa-
mos. Sc encuer tran en- 81 propio bRFfio
de Jsyuya, 81 primero dedicado & Ia
aiembFR de Csf9 y 81 sfg0ndo recoIec-
tandO una tala de tAbRcO de "a propie-
dad.
RogamoU, pueg. q dichos sefIares 90
siTvsn cost-atar & nueatrng cartsa, pEes
les que Feiteradamehte Iea hemos ess
critic nos han sido devueltas sin que
sepam0a pOr quian.