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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-25

Misses Kathryn and Nell Bean left
last night for Fort Worth and Hills
boro, Tex, where they will visit on
their way to Itasca, Tex, where they
will attend Switzer College during
the coming winter School opens there
on the fifth of September. This will
be the last year Miss Kathryn will
spend at the college, as she enters
the graduating class this year.
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table vegetables, potatoes, beets, car
rots. onions, celery and the like, pro-
duced by grinding and squeezing, the
dose being two ounces after meals.
The statement is made that eleven pa
tients with well developed pulmonary
tuberculosis have been absolutely cur
ed and are now good subjects for life
insurance risks.
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No Fans Tomorrow.

The patrons of the Roswell Elec-
trio Light Co.swill please be advised
that we will be compelled to suspend
the operation of the day current for
26, to make necessary and important
changes in our equipment at the
power house.
We thank you in advance for your
kind indulgence.
ROSWELL ELECTRIC
LIGHT CO.
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Thomas G. Rogers, professor of Ma
has returned to town to take up his
duties after spending the summer on
his claim southeast of town He was
prominent figure in the recent insti-
tute. Although retiring in his nature
Prof Rogers is declared to be one of
the best qualified and most capable
teachers of the Territory.
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T. H. Bradley. who came here from
Sterling, Ontario, Canada, several
days ago in an attempt to get warm,
left this morning unsuccessful in his
left this morning successful in his
efforts. He went from here to Child
ress. Tex, to continue his search for
warm climate. From there he will
return to his home in Canada.
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STEPS TOWARD HOSPITAL.
Bids are Advertised For and Commit
tee Will Soon Be in Need
oF Money!

Another step has been taken tow
ard the securing of hospital in Ros-
we'll. The building committee of the
Sisters Hospital has advertised for
bids, and this shows that the actual
work is not to be delayed much long
er. This brings up the necessity cf
having cash to defray expenses, and
the committee will be out before long
collecting. The people were liberal
in signing the subscription list, and
it is hoped that they will be as quick
to pay what they agreed to give, SO
that the committee will. not have to
earn it collecting it.
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Lawn social Thursday night, Aug.
81 at Baptist parsonage given by Rev.
Vermil1ion's Bible Glass for the DUR
pose of raising funds to build class
room, cream and cake Is cents, punch
10 cents. Everybody welcome A9t5
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Miss Helen Mitchell, who has been
here for the past ten days visiting
Mrs. Fred c. Hunt, left last night for
her home in Hagerman. She was ac-
companied by Master Ted Hunt, who
will visit at Hagerman for week or
two
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The lawn social to have been given
at the Baptist parsonage on Tuesday
night of next week, has been post
poned until Thursday night, on ac-
count of conflict with the date of The
Madam farley Wax Works exhibition
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Miss Carolyn Tallman, who has
been spending a month at the home
of her uncle, H. c. Tallman, of Dex-
ter, left Thursday for Denver, where
she will spend few days before re-
turning to her home Miss Tallman
is teacher in the public schools of
Belding, Michigan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bradfield, who
spent some time here for the benefit
of Mrs Bradfield's health, have left
for their home in Dangerfeld, Tex.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Charles Brown. who went to take
care of Mrs Bradfield on the trip.
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WAGES INCREASED.
Six Thousand Carpenters Benefited
BY Decision of Arbitrator.

BY Decision of Arbitrator.
Boston, Mass, Aug. 25.-SiX thous-
and carpenters received an increase
OF wages under a decision of Judge
George Wentworth, to whom as spe-
cial arbitrator the employers and un-
ionists submitted the question of a
new working agreement. Judge Went
worth grants an increase from thirty
seven cents an hour to forty-one cents
with double time for all overtime in
stead of time and a half, and eight
instead of nine hours work-day for
all shop and mill hands.
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Mrs. R. l.. Peck, who has been here
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. L. John
son, for the past few days, left last
night for her home in Eastland, Tex.
She was accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Miss Imalee.
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CURE FoR CONSUMPTION.

New York Post Graduate Hospital
Announces . Great Discovery.
New York. Aug. 25.-Physicians are
much interested in a circular issued
yesterday by the New York Post Ira
duate Hospital. announcing the dis
covery OF new cure for consump-
ton. The remedy is the juice Of raw
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Other attractions at the Madam Jar
lev entertainment are, Live Yankee
Mother Goose, and Mrs. Winslow. We
need the money, bring your friends
and help us out. Price 25 cents.
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Anxiety in Paris.

Paris. Aug. 25.-A sentiment of
deep anxiety prevails in official head
quarters here concerning the outcome
of the Portsmouth conference, owing
to the receipt of discouraging advices.
Private reports received through Off
cial channels show that Grand Duke
Vladimir. uncle Of the Emperor. is
using his powerful influence in favor
of peace
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Buffers and Polishers In Convention.
St. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 24.-The Ma
tional organization Of the Buffers and
Polishers opened its national conven-
ton here today. The attendance is
large and nearly every state In the
Union is represented. Many import
ant matters concerning wages and
hours of labor will be considered.
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Local Report.)

Roswell, n. NJ, Aug. 25.-Tempera-
ture-Max.. 96; min, 81; mean. ~.
Precipitation. 90; wind N. w. We
locity 2 miles: weather clear
Forecast Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Satur-
day with local thunder showers. Sta
tionary temperature.
NJ. WRIGHT,
Ofacial In Charge.
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A MESSAGE OF "HOPE"

Surgeon White Makes an Announce
ment at Meeting in New Orleans
This Morninq.-A Number of Cases
Found at Baton Rouge.-ltaiians are
in Rebellion Against Regulations.
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HE WAS A CHEAP CLERK.
But He Took Enough Money. to Char
ter Yacht When He Quit.

But He Took Enough Money to Char
ter a Yacht When He Quit.
Paris. Aug. 25.-Until the end of
July, Jena Galaxy was a punctual cm-
ployee of a great Paris bank. earning
a monthly salary of $50 out of which
he maintained a wife and two child
rem. At present he is a fugitive on
board a chartered steam yacht which
left Las Palmas August 9th for 9ue-
nos Ayres- Discoveries of clerical ma
nipulations of the banks books indi-
cate shortage Of s2oo.soo. Word was
received yesterday that the yacht had
arrived at Bahia, Brazil. and that the
party aboard was under arrest.
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DON'T RENT.-A nice five room.
new lath and plastered cottage, In
good location worth $1,750, can be
bought for $1.450. Advance payment
of $780, balance on easy payments.
This will be open for few days. See
5Ot6.
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John Richey, Tom Shoemaker, Joe
Clayton and wife, Louis Scholars,
who were here a couple of days look
ing after contest business left last
night for their home in Artesia.
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Russian Army Dissatisfied.

Goodsedam, Manchuria, Aug. 25.-
Rumors have reached the army that
Russia will cede Sahkalin and pay
indemnity to Japan, and have pro-
duced an unfavorable impression
army here is expressing indignation
over what it terms the colossal de-
mands of Japan, and the hope that
the war will be continued is express
ed repeatedly
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Lumber OF all kinds and all building
materials in all varieties can be Sc
cured to great advantage to the buyer
of the Roswell Lumber Co., who have
the oldest and largest yard in the
Valley. North Main Street 46tf
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L. c. Card and son, Bert, were here
yesterday from Dexter. Mr.. Card IS
the man who was assaulted by rob
bers two weeks ago Saturday night
while on his way from his saloon TO
his hotel at Dexter
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Mrs NJ E. Eastwood, Miss Emma
Daley and Miss Winifred Grif1ths ar
rived this morning from Wildhorse,
Texas. for a visit with George w.
Medley and family.
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J. NJ. Hervey returned this morning
from Carlsbad, where he has been
looking after the issuing of subpoe
mas for the next term of court there
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]. T. Ringo has arrived from s.
Joseph. Mo-, for visit with rels
tives in this city.
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JUMPED FROM TRAIN.

Woman Drowned in Missouri River
at ST. Louis.
St. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 25.-Escaping
from her niece, who was taking her
back to her home in Texas after an
illness, Mrs. Laura Oxford, aged %,
jumped from a train that stopped on
ed. Nervous trouble is considered to
be responsible for the suicide
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Developments Forthcoming.

Toxic, Aug. 25.-Following the le-
ceipt of a cablegram from Baron Ko
mura, Premier Katzua and Secretary
General of Foreign Affairs Chinda
called the Ito into a lengthy confer
ence. 1t is believed that important de
velopments are forthcoming. Premier
Katzua is receiving hundreds of let-
ters. kilograms and memorials insist
ing upon holding out for the Japa-
neSe terms
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Mrs. Clymer Coldren and children
left this morning for ten days vi
sit at Muscatine. Ia
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E. F. Walker came up from Arte
sia this morning for short business
visit.
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Col and Mrs l. H. Elliott came II
from their ranch southeast of Ros
well this morning
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j. B. Frickey left this morning for
lincoln. Neb. He is out after land
buyers and viii be gone until the
time of the next excursion.
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OUTLOOK FOR SETTLEMENT AP.
PEARS TO BE GLOOMY.
OPINION OF A RUSSIAN

A Special Council Has Been Held at
st. Petersburg.-The Japanese Peo-
pie Want to Hold Out For Their
Original Peace Terms:-Anxiety is
erican Mills.
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FOR RENT.

Brick business house half block
east of postoffice. cod Is If.
A. K. MOTT.
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komura Goes VISITING.

Portsmouth, N. H, Aug. 25.-Baron
Komura and four members of the ia
mouth for Manchester. N H., today
to visit the cotton mills.
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FOR RENT-Four furnished rooms
Apply James Forstad. Western Gro
cery.
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MANY LIVES LOST AND HOMES
SWEPT AWAY.
REPORTS INDEFINITE

Telegraph and Telephone Wires All
Went Down With the First Rush
of Water-RaiIroad Tracks Washed
Out in Many Places.
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Bring your children to Wall
ton. 48tf
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FOR sALE.-very gentle horse.
good buggy-821 N. Main.
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Oyster Bay. N. Y. Aug. 25-Baron
Kanakoe had an interview with Pre-
sident Roosevelt today, the third wi
thin ten days. 81 cannot talk now
about my mission to the President =
he said. Some day / will tell you
all about it." He was asked if he had
seen the statement of Count Lams-
dorf the Russian minister of foreign
affairs, in which he declared that Rus
sia would not pay indemnity OF Ia.
pan Or make any cession of terrific
ry. ''Oh yes" he replied, Il have seen
it. l think it was a great mistake
What do you think of the prospect
for a successful issue to the peace
conference?" Kanekeo hesitated an
instant, and then with shrug of the
shoulders, replied, -Oh, it is very
much like the weather down here -
Rain was falling heavily and the wea-
ther was dark and gloomy.
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The Show Tuesday Night.
On Tuesday night. August 20. the
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Special Council at ST. Petersburg.

ST. Petersburg, Aug 25.-After see
ing Foreign Minister Lamsdorf, Mr.
Meyer, the American ambassador,
sent another long dispatch to Washing
ton last night 1t is impossible to
learn the nature of this dispatch, the
embassy declining to to make any
statement Lamsdorf saw the emper-
or yesterday. A special council Of the
foreign office officials with Count
Lamsdorf presiding will be held this
afternoon, at which questions bearing
on the peace negotiations will be
discussed
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NOT TILL
OCTOBER |

is THERE CHANCE OF ABATE-
MENT OF YELLo WIENER.
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PaneS que reSuItan TOrtaS

Parece que Erasmo Clenlente era un
buen vendedor de pan y lie dieron para su
expendio panes por valOr de tres dollars
cuarenta nueve centavos. Las orejas de
Jorge le resultaron simpaticas y nj pareci6
ell pan nj los tres cuarenta y nueve consa-
bidos.
Ell cabo Lopez de la policfa insular de
Santurce, averigu6 Ell case deteniendo al
acusado, que compareci6 hoy ante ell Juez
municipal de la ciudad.
Dos meses de carcel lie impusferon por
abuse de confanza al Clemente, que es un
muchach6n como de 19 20 amos.
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VENTA.

De los dos magnffioos autOm6viIes
py0piedad de D. Rogue Paniag qua. Tam.
bi6n aa admite en- soCiedad con ls psF-
tiCipaoi6n de an 4096. 6 IN buen Chauf.
feur 3 mecSnio0 que aepR manejSr de
chog autOm6viIea, para eatabIeoer eI
aeYvicio de pasaieros en- y i9la.
Para mss infOrmea diPiiansa s Te'
tUGn no 8 bei0s, S0Fas
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DESPuES DE PROBAR todos los engsfos
SOS remedies que Sc snuncisn es CuEndo m6-
Sc Rgradece la eficaoia RADICAL del Diges-
two Moiarriets, cuya superioridad estd uni
VerSslmente contirmRGa.
Curacir ncs desesperadas en- peTsonas bien
COnocidas que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
ses son las que 10 han hechn glOrioso, pero
uu solo estuche produce meiCr efecto que
una docena de fraScHs de Guslquier Ctro re-
medic: p0rque ademds de ser ell Inico verdA-
dero urstivO radical del est0mago del ins-
testinO, sin erganoSa acci0n cslmante, es Dl-
gestivo y Purilcadcr de los alimentos.
Sc debe eNigir que ceda hoStia tenga gra-
bado el nombre Digestive NJ ,jarrieta.
Dep(s tO general de las Farmacias de Blan-
coy Co. r mon Almazan Fidel Guillerme-
ty, en- San Juan de Puerto Rico: de venta
e las principales Droguerias de Europa J
America.
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EN- La MARINA.

Anfmanse los buenos yecinOs del barrio
de la Marina de esta ciudad, para la crea-
ci6n ALI de una buena brigada de bombe-
ros que auXilie las demds Ell case ne
cesario y que garantice en- todo 10 possible
el buen servicio del barrio.
Elementos valiosos de la clase obrera y
enthusiasts j6venes que ALI residen trabajan
por la Immediate constitution de la referi-
da brigada ue serd muy bien recibida
por el jefe del Cuerpo de la ciudad seflor
Steinacher y alcalde TODD
Adelante.
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BASEBALL. B

Mafiana Sc llevara 4 efecto en- la "Liga
puertorriquefa" dos desaffos de baseball
en- la siguiente forma;
Primer turno: ''Marinos del Arsenal y
"Almendares''.
Segundo turno; 81 3 de Agosto'' y CAL
mendares".
Dichos desafios empezaran a las 2 p. m.
y serdn amenizados por una orquesta.
Dada la animaci6n que reina promote
quedar muy animado dicho acto.
iHasta maiiana!
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EN- Ell JUZGADO MUNICIPAL.

El policfa Manuel Alomar denunci6 al
Juez municipal sefior del Vale, q Bernar-
dino MILAN por turbar la paz. El hecho
0curri6 aver en- la calle del Cristo y decla-
raron ante el juzgadO un representante de
"La Correspondents" que pudo presen-
ciar parte de 10 ocurrido y unos diez testi-
gos. Ell MILAN fue absuelto. !
Ell Juez Bazan impuso tres dollars de
multa. a la esposa de MILAN por palabras
( insultos q personals del Veelndar'0'
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America eS la Terra de las
Mnieres NerYioSas.

La mayorfa de las mujeres son
ncrvtosas, pOrque padecen de cieEtas
classes de Intermediates femeniles.
lei mayor OhstacuIO para la mejorfa,
es que no sahen que el catarrO es ol
Origen de sus padecimientos.
Mujercs que duden de sus padeei-
mientOs, que escri ban al DIR. Hartman,
Presidente del SanitariO Hartman, Coz
lumbus, Dhio. f. u. de A. Descrfbals
los sfntomas, edad y previo tratamientO.
A vuelta de cOrreO recibira gratis,
rcceta instrucciOnes para sl trata-
miento.
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Ell REGlSTRO De LA PROPIEDAD.

I'm amigo nuestro, refri6ndose a 10
que dii6ramos en- la edici6n de este diario
correspondence al dfa de antes de aver So
bre aumento de empleados en- el Registro
de la Propiedad, nos manifesto que en-
dicha Oficina no SO necesitan mas emplea-
dos, pues los que hay son bastante para
llevar los trabajOs; que la Ohclna va po-
niendose al dfa, sin auXilio de nadie. Cree,
por tiltimo, el informante que 10 justo Sc
ria que los empleados actu"les Sc les au-
ment6ran sus sueldos.
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IMPORTAN1ES CABLES
Una interview" con Montero Rios

amistad que ambos soberanos unen, sin
perjuici" de tener siempre para Francia la
mas exquisite cordialidad.
"El Rey de Espafla-manifest6 el sefor
Montero Rios-no olvidara jamas la fran
ca, sincera y enthusiastic acogida que lie dis
pensara el pueblo parisiense."
La vista al Kaiser es sinembargo CO.
mentada en- ell sentido de que ambos mo-
narcas no ven con buenos ojos la polftica
francesa en- Marruecos.
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SENTENGIADOS
EN- HAWAII.
UnO que MatO a. un Chino. Una no.
bre Huefala. TareaS
paralizadaS. ~:
De maestro correspon-
sal A. E. Mingielle.)

sal A. E. Minpielle)
Olaa, Hawaii, septiembre 2.-En la
semana pasada fu6 sentenciado Liberato
Soto 20 amos de preside con trabajos
forzados. ''
Soto fue quien di6 muerte a un chino en-
Hilea, distrito de Kau, en- Abril pasado
Hatalio Rodriguez (a) Chiltn, fu6 con-
denado 4 10 amos por robo.
Murio en- esta una paisana de nombre
Antonia- nj Martfnez, dejando una hu6rfana
de amos de edad. Dicha hu6rfana tiene
el padre en- Ponce, de nombre Vicente
Maldonado Roble
Este debiera mandar buscar q la infe-
liz chiquita, puesto que en- Hawaii no tiene
quien haga por ella.
Estd recogida por una amiga de la ma
dre -
En- la entrante semana este ingenio de
Olaa parara sus tareas. Esperan haber
hecho $4,000 toneladas de az1ear.
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Recuper6 COnpletamente su
.Safu.f.
-

Sta. Edith Reams, Gale Main No. 727,
Dayton, Ohio, Z. U. de A., dice:
"Padccf pOr varios a1Os de los
pulmones y padecimientos femeniIes.
''Ifabia eSfadO baiO eI frafan1ienfO
de an bHeH nI6dicO, pOr eSPaciO de
nueVe n1eSeS, cuandO Sc me recOn7e1d6
Ia Peruna. DeSDu6S de haber tornado
dOce fraScOS de eSfa T1ledfcfHa, habia
recuperadO mi saIud pOr complete.
"Llena de gozo recomiendo Ia Peruna
q cualquiera que padezca de Ia mismG
ad. Edith Reams.
No Sc publican testimonies, sin eI con-
del que 10 escribe.
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Sra. l.. 3. Tyler, Secretaria de la
Sociedad Musical Santa Monica, Santa
Monica, CAL, dice:
"Padecf pOr mas de tres a6os de
caEarrO sfStematfcO, cOn7DHcadO con de-
btIfdad q infLRn1aCi6n. ESfO me causaba
frecHenteS dolores de cabeza, hiSfe-
Fisn7O e inSOmnIOS, que nada me pudO
GliViRr, haSEa que tome Ia Peruna,
"Me empece sentir mejOr despues de
haber tornado Ell primer frasco,
meJoraba semana por semana, hasta la
undecima semana, que me sentf en-
teramente bien. Con placer digo, que
he gOzadO de buena salud por un afIo.
Tengo buen apetito, duermo bien, no
padezco de dolores nj punzadas. .'-L. r.
Tyler.
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New York, Octubre IA, 1.3O p. m.-

New York, Octubre IA, 1.3O p. m.-
Dicen de Paris que es ALI muy comen-
tado un interview publicado por 'Le
Petit Journal, ''interview'' que un redac-
tor de este diario parisiense celebrase con
el jefe del gabinete espanol don Eugenio
MonterO Rios.
En- dicho 'interview'' asegur6 el sefior
MOnterO Rios, que el viaje de don Alfonso
& Berlin en- el pr6ximo mes de Noviembre,
es con objeto de afanzar los vfnculos de
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De VIAJE.

Esta manana salieron en- viaje para
Aibonito los distinguidos esposos Win
throp acampandndoles Ell secretario parti-
cular de aquella primera autoridad, Mr..
Fratzier.
= Regresaran- de su excursion pasado
mafiana
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PreCauCiOneS en- Cuba.

New York, Octubre l. 1.30 p. NJ
Fuertes destacamentos de la guardia ru-
raj de Cuba han sido reconeentrados en-
las poblaciones principales de las Villas, en-
tanzas en- la Habana preveyendO sc repi-
tan los tumultos con motive de la lucha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-14
CompIots reVoIuCionarios en- POIOnia.

Las detenciones en- toda Polonia, con
este motive, son numerOsas.
Sc habla de que ma1ana seran pasadOs
por las armas tres socialistas revoluciona-
rios.
Varias atlas autoridades rusas de Polo
MIA han presentado al Gar la dimisi6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-14

electoral pr6Xima.
Ordenes severas han sido dadas 4 la po-
licfa cr6ese que serd diffcil conservar el
orden sin derramamiento de sangre.
Los Gnimos contintian muy eXaltados.