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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-08
Leads all North Carolina Daihes i'm News and Circulation

Criger; Hogg, Orth and Kleinow.
Time, two hours. Umpire, Connolly.
Second game. r. FL. e.
Boston .......... 1912 60-12 10 5
New York ....... .031 Al 8 4
Batteries: Hughes, Dineen and
N.wton, Calvin, Hogg
Griffith and connolly. Time 1920
Umpire, Connolly. Attendance 1855.
st. Louis. Mo-, Oct 7.-St. Louis
lost the first game of a double header
with Chicago today on Rockenfiel1's
error, but succeeded in tieing the
the score in the second. Scores:
r. H. L.
st. Louis -. 200 O1O OOO-1 8 3
Chicago $500. Ill 900 000--3 ) 0
Batteries: Sudhoff and Sugdon;
Altrock and Hart. Time 1:16. UNI
pires, O'Loughlin and Mccarthy. At
tendaCce 1900.
Second game r. H. e.
st. Louis ........ 402 100 90 3
Chicago $40 600 90 8 0
Batteries: Buchanan. Vanzant and
Spencer; Smith and Hart. Time 1:40.
Umpires, O'Loughlin and Mccarthy.
(Game called at end of eighth inning
on account of darkness.)
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DEDICATION SERVICES.
Notable Week for Centenary Method
list Church OF New Bern Begins
on October TWenty-second,

Especial to News and Observer
New Bern n. c., Oct. THE week
beginning october the 22nd will be a
notable one in New Bern. The ded-
icatory sermon and formal dedication
of the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church, South, are set for IL O'CLOCK
on the Sabbath named and a series
OF sermons oy different pastors, a
change every night Will continue
the exercises during the week.
Bishop Duncan. OF Spartanburg,
South Carolina, will preach the
dedlcatory sermon; and oil the
following Sunday Rev George
Stuart will begin a ten days meeting
The program of the week of dedica-
cation follows:
Sunday, October %, 1 a. m.-Ded-
icatory Sermon and formal dedication
of the church, by Bishop William W.
Duncan, Spartanburg. S. c.
p. m.-Sunday School Mass meet
ing Addresses by the Pastor, Su-
perintendent and others.
1870 p. m.-Sermon by Bishop
Duncan.
Monday, 1880 .. m.-Sermon to the
EpwOrth Leagues, by Rev. r. 7.
John, Kinston.
Rev l.. L. Nash, d. D., Henderson.
Wednesday, p. m.--Sermon by
Rev. j. r. Brooks. d. D., Reidsvile.
1880 p. M, Sermon by Rev. f. a.
Bishop, Raleigh.
Thursday. 800 p. m.--Sermon by
Rev. f. H. Wood. d. D., Trinity; 1880
p. m, Sermon to the Missionary So.
cieties, by Rev. r. f. Bumpas. Raj
eigh.
Friday 800 D. m.-Sermon by Rev
r. A. Willis. Laurinburg. 1880 D. m,
Sermon by Rev. L. W. Crawford. d.
D., Reidsville.
Sunday October %. II a. m. Rev
George r. Stuart of Cleveland, Tenn.
will begin ten days meeting.
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National League.

Pittsburg. Pa, Oct. 7-Pittsburg
closed its season at home by going
down to defeat i'm close and exciting
game. Score: r. H. f.
Pittsburg 1000 600 O1o-1 2
Chicago ...... 001 01O 600 8 l
Reulbach and O'Neill Time 1850.
Umpire, Klein. Attendance 1850.
Brooklyn, n. Y, Oct by WIN
ming the last game of the final series
from Boston today the Brooklyn Ma
tionals wound up their playing schNi
ule for 1905. Scores: r. II. r.
Brooklyn ....1O 900 000- IS =
Boston $500. 200 315 OO1-10 IA 3
Ritter; Frazer and Needham. Time
1:45. Umpire, O'Day. Attendance
$500.
Second game. r. II. 4.
Brooklyn 49,. POP POS Ill II 2
Boston =. .103 010 3 II l
Batteries: Scanlon and Ritter; Do
Ian, Delehantyand Moran. Time 1 ia?
Umpire, O'Day. Attendance $500.
team won a game in the double head
er between Cincinnati and st. Louis
this afternoon. Scores: r. H. E.
Cincinnati 200 900 001-3 9 s
st. Louis ..002 4O1 OOO-7 IS 2
Batteries: Chech and Schlei; Tay-
Tor and Grady. Time 1920. Umpire.
tombstone. Attendance 500
Second game. r. H. l..
Cincinnati .000 020 22%-6 o
st. Louis .10t 600 001-3 3 ,
Batteries: Nowinkle and Street.
Brown and Leahy. Time 1850. Um-
pire, tombstone
New York, Oct THE New York
and Philadelphia teams wound up the
National League baseball season here
today in double header and broke
even. Scores: r. II. L,
Philadelphia 600 Gil 600 1-3 .
New York 200 001 01G 81 9
BNteri"s: Duggleby and DOOM
Taylor and Bresnahap. Time $50.
Umpire. EmsIie.
Second game. r. Fl. L.
Phllade!"hla IL 01-6
new L Ofk 100 O0-l o
Batteries: Brady and Nuns ~
Elliott aud Bowerman Umpire. Ems
lie. Time So minutes. Attendance
5000
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ONLY ONE, TIME.
Small Matter Of Business in North
Carolina.

In his testimony as to the use of
money w. r, Thummel, CT the legal
department of the Mutual Life of
New York testified that his com
panv snent $4,000 for watching
and taxation" IN 1904
made this statement as TO North Car
DINA
We'll. in North Iaroi'na we have
M commemorative. We have an attor
nev there that we employ whenever
tho occa sion rises. | rever had occa
sion to sec him but once and it was 4
very small r1atter and ] think tho fea
he charged wag $3.50. However,. if I
had occa sion to go'there | would go to
see him. His name is Pou."
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WAKE GIRL LEADS.
She Committed One Thousand Verse.
From the Bible Las
Sunday

Miss Beulah Haithcock, pupil
at New Hope church, Wake county.
last Sunday committed and reciteG
one thousand verses i'm the Bible. She
won the prize offered by Mrs. A. G..
Green, teacher of the class. A Bum
combe girl committed over 12,000
verses in ninety days But the Wake
girl repeated 1000 verses at d sit
ting
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MUSIC IN THE AIR
High Point is to Have an
Organ Factory.
This is Soon to be Added to The
Diversified Industries OF This
Grand Rapids OF The
South.
Especial to News and Observer

ISDeCIdI I'd NeWS anu ODSetVeT.)
High Point, n. c., oct. Tho
latest acquisition to High Points di-
versity OF manufacturing interests is
Il factory to manufacture organs.
The gentleman promoting the enter
prise met with some of the business
men and the required capital stock was
raised in few minutes The pro-
moter is man of experience in the
manufacture of organs and other
musical instruments. 1t is learned
that the capital stock will be $25,OOG
to begin with. High Point can handle
the product of such an industry as
well as that of any other wood work
ing plant and as it is ON a new line
the people here VIII take a great in
tcrest i'll its Developments.
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The Mmrfreesboro Bond.

Judge Purnell having decided that
Murfreesboro township must pay the
"so-called judgments against Mus
freesboro township for railroad. A
meeting on Oct. 14th to decide
whether to appeal the Hartford Her
aid quotes Judge Winborne as say
ing that Judge Shepherd who ap-
peared for the town. Strongly urges
that the people of the township ar
range to prosecute an appeal. He
has strong hopes of winning the suit"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-08
\ BLAZE IN COTTON.
Sixty Bales Fired by Sparks From
ILnginc-t;rn Soon Under
Control
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Franklin, n. c., Oct. Fire brC'l"
out on the cotton yard at about 1880
o'clock today, caused by sparks froH'
one of the engines on S. A. l.. Rail-
road About sixty bales of cotton
Cauht They were owned by one -
our most worthy merchants. Mr.. a.
:. JOINER. The cotton was fully COW
cred by insurance. The ortent of the
damage we cannot say. The fire is
uner control al this hour o'clock.
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IN FIERCE PLAY
VIRGINIA WINS
Defeating Cur Farmers
Ten to Nothing.
SCORE TELLS LITTLE
The Game Was Much More 0bstinateIy
Contested Than the Figures Indi-
cate. The University lot North
Carolina Defeats Davidson
by Six to Nothing.
By DIR. JOEL WHITAKER.

Charlottesville, Va. Oct. 7.-Vir-
ginia defeated the A. and M. team of
Raleigh. North Carolina, by a score
of 10 to 0. Johnson. of Virginia.
broke through right tackle on fake
play and ran sixty yards for touch
down. after eight minutes of play. A
little later Warren added four more
points by a place kick from the thirty
yard line.
Play was fierce, Virginia held the
Agriculturalists on Virginia's one
yard line in the first half. The Agri-
culturalists did the same for Virginia
in the second. The game was stub
bornly played and was much harder
and closer than the score indicates,
both goals being threatened several
times.
For Virginia. Johnson, Barry and
Warren were stars.
For the Agriculturalists Wilson and
Hardie often made long gains. Shaw.
Lykes and Beebce also played a good
game.
The contest was fierce, but unus-
ually free of smuggling and the work
Of the officials a hove criticism
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DEPUTY SHERIFF BOUND OVER
The Charge Against Him is Selling
Without License,
Special to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Dunn, n. c.. Oct. The anti
liquor and blind tiger movement iii
this community has not in the least
Il bated--it is determined to suppress
the LIQUOR evil in all of its various
forms. The temperance forces in this
vicinity are working with an uncon-
querable perseverance and good re-
suits are following. The Federal au-
thorities have made this place head
quarters apparently for some time.
They destroyed one blockade o,'
moonshine distillery outfit this week
i'm Banner township, about four miles
from Benson. The work was done
by j. p. H. Adams and A. F. Surles.
The operatives were not arrested but
it is almost certain that they will
be as their identity is established.
l.. NJ. Ryals. the deputy sheriff of
Johnston, and who resides at Ben
son. was bound over on yesterday to
the Federal Court under bond of
$500 for selling without license.
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DIXON GETS $500 d IMAGES,
He Asked $4,000 tor Death of Heze-
kiah Dixon.
(Snecial ID News and Onserver.

AsheviIle. y. c.. oct i.-In the
Superior court today the case of An
derson Dixon. administrators. VS. the
Southern Railway was decided. the
plaintiff being awarded $500 dam
ages. The plaintiff asked s.. 900 dam
ages for the death Of Hezeixiah Dixon.
who was run over and killed by a
freight train, near Black Mountain,
some time ago.
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THE FINAL GAMES.
The Season Ends With the National!
ard American Leagues.
(By the Associated Press.

(By the Associated Press)
Cleveland, Ohio. Oct. cleveland
lost the last game of the season to
Detroit. Bernhard being batted hard,
while Mullin was puzzle. Score:
r. H. E.
Cleveland 900 100 000-1 2
Detroit $3.50 III 100 II
Batteries: Bernhard and Clarke;
Mullln and Warner. Time 1880. I'M
plre, Sheridan. Attendance 2.035.
Washington. oct. THE season
closed here TO-DAY with a double
header between Washington and Phil
adelphia. the locals winning the first
game by q score of 5 to A. and the
second was called at the end of the
fifth inning, by agreement, with the
score tic, 2 to 3. Scores: r. H. E.
Washington -. .202 900 O01-5 3
Batteries: Hardy and Heyden:
Waddell. Dygert and Powers. Um-
pres. Hurst and Cohnors. Attendance
500. Time 1:45.
Second game. R.H.E.
Washington .~... 201 0O-3 3 o
Philadelphia 30 0O-3
Batteries: Manuel and Knoll:
Myers and Powers. EMPIRES, Hurst
and Connors. Attendance 500. Time
100.
Boston. Mass. oct. Boston OBJ
served tho close of the American
I.eague season today by winning a
dorble header from New York. The
Second game was called at the md
Of the eth inning on account of dark
reSs- scores: r. II. f.
Boston .... o2t a2G 000 ~ IT 4
New York IO1 900 ono 0-6 3
Batteries: Winter. Tannehill and
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definite at the next meeting of the

Mr. Bumgarten, the young man who
had both Of his hands cut off in a
shuttle factory at Thomasville and
who was brought to the Junior Order
hospital here for attention, was able
to go home yesterday.
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No. Alonzo, a man of grit doesn't
necessarily have a sandy complexion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-01
Fiesta BIigi0s al
BaTG8I0nela.
D6elnls unl0nlstss mOlcsLaron 4
,ul eIudadano.
PredIcacIones IN "a iglesia evan
gelica,
(-De maestro C0rrespOns0J. !

Diciembre 80. -Ha reina6o el ma
yor orden ca ID pOblaci6n en- estoe
dias.
La iglesia cat6lica prepar6 50 ar.
Dol de navidad 81 25 despu6s del M sdi0
did conQregandose en- el temple dis
tinguidas damas y se1oras y 4 IN gran
n6mer0 de nifIas y ni6os cat6lic0s Sc
les Clieron dulces y iuguetes.
La iglesia prOtestante Celebr6 SO
fiesta reIigiosa eI q por Ia nOche con
an gran n1mero de concurrentes 81 &C
TO, habiendO extenGa predicaci6n. him
ncs y trabsjos de recitaciS nes entire los
nifIos.
El 6rb0l de navidad OstentabA infDi.
dad de iuguetes los cuales fuerOn dis
tribuidos tambi6n entre los ninos y
niflas.
"A iuzgar por los muChos pobres
de listintoa campos que & diario ve'
mos con Los santos reyes visita1do casa
pOr CASA en- demanda de dadivas para
promesas. creemos que las tradiciona-
les festas del die 6 se celebraran el
nuevo af1o con mas festinaci6n que
nunca.
Nos han dich0 que cierto sef19r de
un bArrio que en- un aguinaldo oy6 cam
tar uuRs coplas uni0nistas sinti6se
mOrtificadO. y presentandose en- el 81
ito dOnde Sc bailaba un seis chorreao
suplic6 81 jefe de Ia casa cambiaran de
decimas. s6plica que fu6 aceptada en-
ell acto y los trovadores continuRron
hasta ravar ell dia cantand0 del naci-
mient del nifio Jes6s.
En eli b8Frio de Palmas Atlas fa-
ileci6 en- estos dias Ia seflora dOfIa Ma
ria Dolores R0sadO, espOsa de Limo
Ramos y todO aqdel vecindario ha SEN
tid0 mucho la muerte de dicha sen IRA
la CuaI posefa grandes Yirtudes y sabfA
atender & los pobFes con gran solicitud.
Ha permRnecido algunos dias en-
este pablado 81 iOven Francisco Mar
char habiend0 predicado VaFias noches
en- ID iglesia pr0testante sobra 81 ARE
pentimient0 y el amor Crist0.
Fernando Rodriguez Sc rtsOsvi6 {
no permanecer mas sOltero y ell 26 con-
1trsjo matrimonio con Ia virtuosa Y
bondadosa sefiorita Clara Acavedo ve-
ri6c&do pOr el rito protestante. Q1e
sean feliCes son nuestrOs deseos.
Ell seflor Elpidio de Mier que lie
GO Ryer este pueblo rredic6 on Ii
iglesia eVaDg6lica en- d0nde Sc reuni6
un pdblico immense & OR su paIabra,
Uues RdemSs de exponer en- su predi-
caci6n arqum nt IS acercs de ciertos
errores del catolicismo gust6 m0cho su
oratoria, demostaando ser un hombre
de grandes conoCimientos al que sc
oye siempre con sgrado y entusiasmo
Este corrasponsaI desaa al feliz
afo nuevo q DE-. Zsno Gambia y al se-
nor Biandino amigos quienes estima-
mos de Veras.
So encuentra en- este pobIado la
balla sef1orita Modesta Escribano
amiga & Quien apreciamos mucho.
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En- Ia COrto SuDrenla
de Puerto Rico.
Primer t6rmiOo de sesiOnos del
a1O do 1905.
Sefslamisnto Dc apsIselonss en-
plsitOs CIViIOs.

Mes de Enero. - Martes 10. Jose
Ramon Perez. con M. ViIlamil y Ca,
Nulidad de un iuicio eieCutiYo.
Microbes 11.-Francisca M6ndez
con Felix Sebastian y Le6n del Rio.
Reecisi6n De paFtiCiones.
Jueves 12-Juliana Colon con Jai-
me Colon, Cobro de pesos. <
Viernes 49, -Srs. Verges con Sue.
Pietri. ReiVindicaci6n de terrenos y
Otros extremes.
Martes Ill IsabaI Alers con Herr
minia de EcheVsrria v otros. Resell
sion de particiOnes.
Microbes 18 -JuIifn Polidoro Tel
ssouet con Francisco Barnes. Inter
dicto de retener Ia possession.
Jueves 49, Pclicarpo Fernandez
con GuillermO Garcia Mayo. Des-
haucio.
Viernes 90. W. Eusebia Maria del
Carmen y M. Sandalio Ruiz y otros
con Juan B. Romero. Nulidad de de-
claratoria de herederos.
Martes "a. jose de Jes6s Pesquera
con Guillermina Dfaz. DesahuciO.
Microbes 25.-Cerecedo Hermanos
y ca. y otros con la Administrsci6n
Reclamation del importe de biIIetes de
la antigua Loterfa Provincial.
Jueves 26 -Gregorio KuinIan con
Carmen Garcia de Queyedo. Pose
sion de finca f1stiCa
Viernes 27.- FernSndez Y Ca. con
Pedro r. Ramirez. -Nulidad de actua-
clones.
Martes 31.-Lorenzo Bias Caro-
con Eulogio Colon y otrcs. Reivin-
dicaci6n de fnca.
Mes de Febrero. MiercoIes Il
Felix Berenguer y otrcs COZ j.. e.
Rios Hernandez. Iniunction.
Jueves David MidgIey & Sons
con Sue. Suau y otrO. Cobro az pc
SOS.
Viernes 3--Isabel ,C6rdova Stuard
con 81 Banco Espafiol de Puerto Rico.
DevoIuci6n de fianza.
Martes z Juan Confines con Her
menegildo Claudi Iodemnizaci6n de
dafios y periuicios.
Microbes 8 ~ Crecencia Guzman
con Esteban Vidal. Indemnizsci6n de
daflos y periuicios.
JueVes 90 Carmen Marrero. Ena-
jenaci6n de bienes de memories.
VieFnes 10 jose Antonio Fern5n-
dez con James w. Chapman. CObro
de pesos.
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|. PLANAS MARTl.
TETuAN as.

OfreCe q preCios m6dicoa: ARNE-
SES COMPLETES AMERICANOS
DE CADENA Y RETRANCA.
CONSTANTE SURTIDO DE FRU-
TOSI DEL PALS. A PRECIOS LINlI-
TADOS.
AGENTE GENERAL de los MoIi-,
nos de PILLSBURY. WASHBURN,
FLOUR. MILLS Co. Ltd. de- Minnea-
polls. Mimi. que producen les afama-
das harinas de triRO GPILLSBURY' Isl
EST xxx y Ia de maiz, ella
ESMERALDA.1
AGENTE GENERAL de EOs Sefio-
res HUFFMAN BROS de New York,
flbriCantes + de las afamadas marcas de
Mantequilla SLA FAVORITAD GEL
/. YANKEES
AGENTE GENERAL de u cerve-
cerfa STHE CONGRESS BREWING
co., de Brooklyn, N. Y so v. 3.
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GLIMPSES.
"a mi buen amigo Alberto RAM de Ulea,)

"a mi buen amigo Alberto RAM de Ulea,)
No hace mucho, amigo Alberto. LEI
an escrito tpyo en- SLa Correspondent
cia9. el cusl. q fuerzs de hablar de Ia
naturalezs. tuvO necesariAmente que
llamarse AcuGrek0. Y como en- ESQ de
pintar. a6n Cuando sea Ia cigie1a. no
soy entendido. permfteme. & 10 menOs.
que dejando olvidados ell coloridO y el
mRtiz. Feproduzca algunRs escenas de
tu bien pintado cuadrO.
AL hacer eI bosquejo del Otoflo no
omitiste nj las hojas secas, nj ID rachs
frfs. nj las aves asustadas. v de ese
modO pudiste deiar I'm Octubre como
todOg, triste. hurac1nado y f1nebre,
muy paFecidO Ias tardes aquelIas de
LoDgfslIow en- ell mes de febrero.
cuando 81 pobre Yiejo solo pensaba en-
So aYanzada edad.
Entrss enseguids en- ell otro equinO-
clio y sacas q la Primavera con sus go
londrinas. con al9unas Fl lres. con bas-
tantes mariposas D mas hojas. Puedo
de esta suerte observar los bOtonea del
rosal RilvestEe de Musset y algo del es-
bOzo de Byron frente al lsgo Lehman.
cuAndo decfa que le sonreian sus
aguas- STe acuerdas mi quefi3O AL
berto9 Pero nada de este hubiera la
mRdO mi atenci6n 81 no fuera poTque
81 citar fechas estampas IN II de octw
6re y an 10. de mayo. dfas Fstos que
trRen & mi manoria an pbfladO de
p6ginas que abundsn en- dulces remem-
branzas y en- alegres pRsatiempos.
Mientras t1 dices SQue los naeseS del
Oto55o. de tGqatGs desOenturas taty0s.
Eoase1a siae que te Gperc660s2 y que eI0s
d5Gs hltnaed0s de 0ctat6re Sc GLglepa si7s
TIT verZos,S 20 en- cRmbio anheI1 viva
mente que no se Yayan, fin de tener-
los siempre 81 lado milo rOder reir-
me cada Yez que quiera. ST en- esto
no soy de tn opinion, mi buen amigo.
es porQue me est6 duro cOatrSstarme
.ferente d los GgboLe8. 8 vlendo & las aces
GLgJ0rse en- busca de IN albergue
c6modO.
Z 81 de octubre digo ESQ. mucho mas
tsndr6 que decir del 10. de msyo. SC6-
mo quieres. Alberto, que desee que
exista un efio de 365 jfas Y pic0 sin
que traiga consigo un mes como ell de
msyo2 ST Il porque en esa 6poca Sc
06Teqa tns bOtOnes S5tVestreS q To- brSsG
para GcGr5ciGrLG cOm 8w deLScodO per
fasnas q JtgWeteGn las na4qiposGs, no
te aRrada el mes De mayo, & mi en-
cambio me deleits. S 10 menos porque
no es cosa que Sc yea todOs los 6fas
por esas GALES de Dios.
NCWGaad0 0ueZgG OtrG q. 2 eL OtOa0S,
5estorGs ga curGdo? Pues me regcciio
y te feiicito; "a en- estos tiempos lac
cOago1d8. ri dejan nada bueno, nj sir
ven de pro1fZ0Gio Al ORGANISING. Ade-
mas, 81 una Z6grina0 8 IN suspago
pueden ser Uestagios de I'm amor hGrtO
9de1I as que apesadumbrarse ante Ia
posibilidad de ayes 5qacomprens56Zes
que a On50 ID briss9
sob g5cIG de los que 0LgidaSs tam
pr0aatO COMO OoLge5s Ia espGLdGiS
/ Lastima de expression en- un alma tan
iovenI Un escritO que tarmins de ese
modO tiene que FaYar en- 10 suprasen-
sSbLe para que no 10 entienda una NOR
tel como la de tus cuitas. mi pobre Al
bertO. Nj LAmennais nj eI mismO La
maritime. han dicho otr0 tanto.
iPiedRd para los que como td son
tan desgraciados enHmayo y en- Octu
r(1A7 Htyr1ETar TCTn
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Int8rssants para o. IlqullInalO do
San JuaO

El Banco Popular de Econmfas presta
mos siempre dispuesto proporcionar venta-
jas al pueblo que le dispense su confanza, ha
acordado admitir dep6sito desde ell Ola Q
Enero del proximo ano, Ell importe de las
fanzas que en- elective tengan que dar los in
quilinos los propletarios de casas para ga
rantir el alquiler de "a casa habiGaci6n Gue
coupe, por ouya suma se le expedir& un docu-
mento endosaole, por 81 cual Sc hace respon-
sable del importe depositado para con 81 due
no de la dnca, de este modo 81 inquiIino,
tlene So dlnero no solamente segrsro, siIlo que
tambi6n oEtendr6 I'm beneficio de SEIS Dor
ciento anual que Sc le abona sobFe Ia srma
depositada. cuyos intereses pueden Cobrarse
cada seis meses c1ando sea recogido al de-
p6sito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-01
Noticias generates

PRIMER PREMIO. - CRsi tOdas
las maquinas de escribir han obtenido
diplomas equivalentes & medalIas de
orc ca ID Exposition de San Luis;
perO ell eGran PremioS que no es mas
que W9eO fu6 otOrgado s ID maquina
D9adeyg00od. D.
AL PUBLICO. -Fotograffas, ampliaciones
fotograbados Sc hacen en- la Fotograffa de
la SUCCESSION de Alfonso. San Francisco A.
PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO EN- UN
OLA tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE
BROMO-Q -QUININA. 81 boticario le devol-
vera el dinero 81 no Sc cura La frma del q
w GROVE Sc halla en- Cada caiita.
-Cuando ID nostalgia Sc apodera
de nuestro ser Y todo nos parece indi-
ferente, no hay como tonnar una copita
del renOmbrado Ron Viejo Gatell que
mata ID tristeza v animR ell cuerpo.
Los senores NJ! r. CaIder6n &
Go. se proponen que todo eli mum
do tome cerveza SPabst,D para 10
cual sFaeF6n unas botellas que por
POGO dinero podr6D obtenerse. Te-
tuan IL es q dep6sito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-01
PROMEsA.


Promote dar felicidad diariamente la
vida de alguno, siendo bondadoso.
Prometome ganar pesetas, sellos de correo,
medios, welcomes mas grande sumas te-
nerlas listas para enviarlas alsguien que
nuestra Presidenta designe, que necesita
ayuda.
Prom6tome escribir mi Presidenta y de-
cirle 10 que estoy hacienda para guardian esta
promesa.
Sfrvase poner en- lista mi nombre enviar
mi distintivo en- ell sobre que le incluyo con
sellos mi direction.
NOmbre. ........ ~. ....................
Oal4e ...s..ss.ss. bsossss.ssss ~. ..ss''ss
Pueblo ciudad. !. ...+.......... .........
Estado condado. :. ,.......... ..........
Edad del petioionario 81 es mensr Dc 20
amos. ......s...... s..............s.
Clos adultos pueden entrar tambien)
Fecha de la petiCi6n. .....................
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-01
Como nos eOnoeon
pOT oSOS mundOS.

Autes era Cosa que "a no sorprendfa
Ieer en una carta pFocedente del exts-
rior: eSenor FdIano de tel, 58ZG ie
Puerto Rico. Cn60.1
Mas pRrece quo sigue este pals tan
ignorado pOr alg1nas gentes 10 mismo
on EspafIa que en los EstadOs Unidos.
Porque sfrncan no pocaG personas.
que han recibido cartas. procedentes
de 10 0nueva metr6poli.1 , con esta d.
recci6n: sSef10r MenganejO de Cual,
Puerto Rico. Fil5ip6n0s. ,
81 mejor dis escriben sSenor de tel
y tai. isis de Puerto Rico sJGp6n-
para entregar 81 generalfsim0 Oyama. ,
Como nos c0pocen, eh2