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You will som be wishing that that
low field we're tile drained that you
might get into it With a pillow about
two weeks earlier than you can the
way it is. 10 the spring, the wet
aeaaon of the year, is the time you
most need a field to be In perfect con
ditiOn. It must be plowed and the
seed sown, and unless the land is 10
the hest possible condition the crops
will lot get as good a start as you
Wish them to have. tt avoid this
kind of delay next year, at your first
OPP Jrtunity, tile drain that field
Manure IS agreat help in cases similar
to this. Ii holds more moister in the
soil, 10 be sure, but it also gives better
drainage and . finer end warmer seed
he'd than is otherwise possible. A
good application OF manure even at this
late date, though it may not help you
to pillow earlier, will give a better seed
bed that the crops will get a better
start when sown.-Coleman's Rural
World.
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CAUGHT BY THE GRIP.
RELEASED BY PE-RU-NA

what It Is, serving on puh,,.
number % times. He ooad
in the following words, es Pen
az am years old, am hall.
and Peruna has helped hss
Two years ago I had la a'ah
was despaired Of. Pernna p-n!sl
J. R. GULL. Vedn
A Relative Of Abraham
Mr.. Silas S. Lincoln. 'Oa
9la l. Street. N. W, wasbinole 'ida
has the honor Of being tb,s0n' Do
Abraham Lincoln. He writ. ''uai
al had Ia grippe five
using your medicine. -Four S
began the use of Peruna, si ySaH
time l have not been tronb,o luce VII
disease. can now do as mu.. Slha
my desk as l ever could in NJ. So't'
have gained moro than ter ~y lie
weight'"-s. S. Lincoln. p0paa
- Su1ea Ia Grim
Benefited the Whole Sys,'%
Miss Alice NJ. Dressler ,,,S S'sn
Ave, Minneapolis, MINI. a Err
"Last spring 1 suffered f,om%
and was partially cured h.. ga
after effects remained through no, "a ,'
mel and somehow 1 did nat a'''
as l was before. One Of nv w. !. '
friends who was visiting me- ,,t @ip
to try Peruna and I did 50 aAaa
it all and more than 1 had s,a aua @e
not only cured me of the c,,.
restored me to perfect bs,l@ q
the entire system and bron'I,, 'TiP
feeling Of buoyancy which "a
known for years."-AlIoo N, 6, ~ ID
An Actress Tesulmou,
Miss Jean Cowgirl. Gri,v,g,
House, Troy, N. Y, Is the l,s.. gs'
With the Aubrey Stock Co.
he following:
"During the past wins,sm
Uttered for several weeks, r a.a f.
ttack of grippe, which le a..D. :
atarrhal condition Of the INN, . ,
cad. ~"'@
"Some n suggested Ps,Dn,
lst resort, after wasting much 4. b
nd money on physicians, I tras
'medy faithfully, and In a few WEI
as as we'll as ver."-Jean Cowgirl,
A Southern Judge Cured. p
Horatio ]. GOss, Hartwel. a pl
4
'some five or six years ago I hs A.
severe spell Of grippe, which
Q with systemic catarrh, A fr "
lvised me to try your Peruna vbt IL
d, and was Immediately beneataq pa
red. The third bottle completed IL.
re."-H. j. Goss.
II you do not derive prompt and d
results from the use Of Pam ens
lite at once to DIR. Hartman, civil cor
statement of your case and he e..
pleased to give you his valua3 n
re gratis.
ADDRESS DIR. Hartman. Preside
10 Hartman Sanitarium, Column -
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Rev. h d ke01edy went 20 Mar
shall Friday morning.
Mn N G ThOmpkins came hOml
from Kansas City Wednesday.
Mrs c T. Ryland is Sprnding til,
week at MAYHEM with relatives.
Mrs. W. B. Welsh went 10 Atchl
son, Kas., Thursday, to spend a few
days.
j. r M~oorehead, who has been tC
j. tferson City and Fulton, came home
ThurSdiy
Miss Vivian DObyns, Of Shelbina,
is visiting the family Of her uncle,
Mr.. Upton Wilson.
Mrs. Elvira Carter, who has been
on a visit tn HlgRiDsville, came home
Wednesday evening.
F. C. T. Brightwell, who has been
In Lawrence. Kas for several days,
came home Thursday.
Miss Margaret Kopp, Of Leaven.
worth, arrived Thursday night to
visit the Misses Nagel
Frank Bowman, who has been in
Jefferson City for a few days, came
home Wednesday night.
Rev. D. @. Bolton. who has been
here for several days, returned to
Msrshsll Thursday night.
Wood PAYNE went to Higglnsville
Friday mOrRing to attend tie funeral
Of his brother, Ben Payne.
e. N Hopkins, who has been
In Jefferson City for several days,
came home Tuesday evening.
Reid RylaLd, who has been travel.
Jog In Florida, came in Wednesday
morning with the snow storm.
Claude Price returned to Kansss
City Thursday. His wife and baby
will Wis t here for a short time.
Mrs. Oscar Kuntz, OF Kansas City,
arrived wednesday evening and will
visit the family OF Nj. J. P. Coen.
Misses Matte Davis and Frances
Tucker, Of Central College, went to
Kansas City Thursday for a few days
Miss Florence Hall went to Kan>as
City Wednesday night, where she will
visit Mrs. W. A. Brannock for a few
Mr.. Thomas Taubman, the aged
'ather Of County Treasurer Taubman.
S quite sick with a severe attack OF
a grippe,
Sidney Woods and James Burgess,
# Wellington, we're in Lexington
his week looking after matters before
he court.
Rev T. M. Spencer, PRESIDENT Of
he Synodical College, Fulton, was
ere Monday abo Tuesday visiting q
)r. E. G. Gordon
Mrs. ] c. McGrew and Miss Estelle
icGrew Duval, who have been visit. 8
1g Mrs. w. e Bud in Sedalia came
ONE Tuesday tvening.
Miss Stella Bandon, who has been :.
] Kansas City on a visit, came home
ae~dH oignt, accom- panied by Mrs, 81,
j. Bandon and children. A.
Mr.. M. L Terry and Miss Helen u
who have been visiting Mr. =
-inesley, left for their home in :;
uScaUlhe, Iowa, wednesday morning. ar
In a conversation the o'her evening II
lady was heard to remark: ',Do I'm
1u think l would use flour made tn
lywhere else than at home when our NJ
ome flour cannot be beat. sI'
Mad son Nelson, OF the Concordia ri
ire Insurance Co., of Milwaukee. az
rived this morning to adjust the ca
IS occasioned by the fire 10 Nc.
au>land's dry goods store. ne
James G, McGrew and E. J.. Me-. sol
rev came home from Jefferson Citv ar
..ednesday. Mr.. James McGrew
ade an argument before the internal ~
lprOvement committee Of the Iegis. fr,
ture in support of the freight rate wa
il now pending. DO.
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selves as to the efficacy of Peruna In
cases Of la grippe or its after effects.

selves as to the efficacy of Peruns In
cases Of la grippe or its after effects.
After Effects OF La Grippe Eradlcated
by Pe-ru-na.
Mrs. Fred Weinberger, Westerlo,
Albany County, N. Y, writes:
"Several years ago l had an attack Of
la grippe which left my nerves in a
prostratod condition. Then l had an
other attack of la grippe which left me
worse. Ihad tried three good physicians
but all in vain. l gave Peruna a trial.
In a short time l was feeling better and
now l am as well as anyone."-Mrs.
Fred Weinberger.
Hon. James r. Gull of Omaha.
Hon. James R. GULL is one of the
and most esteemed men of Omaha,
Neb. lie has done much 10 make il
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. company Of marlaes from the
On,''o States navy viii give daily drill.
t rao MAINTAIN a model camp at The
Lewis and ol'rk Exposition.
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTIcF

Letters Of administrator m a.
Daniel w. . Tevis, deceased wero essste oi
,nS Undersigned on the 8rd dny OF fehrua-s -
,SVO' ~ .ne probate court OF Laiayette e"ny'
%, missouri. All persons bavine cSss.I-
t Kun sal9 estate are required % eIh,b,,
within one anomance 70 the admlnistrator
or they may be precluded troso =, sdla letters
sucn sstatei aud II such claims ho OF
hipitea within two years from ,bas ny e1-
This Ut sney VIII be forever barred VI
alln IRVING TEyIs.
Administrators
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Nathaniel Hawthorne is considered
BY many to be the greatest romancer
our American literature has produced.
Bot he Is more than a rompnoer. He
IS seer OF the souI, a spiritual poet, a
subtle student Of human conscience.
All his masterpieces are studies of the
human soul in vital and critical
moments. They are sermons In story
Rev. o. Huckei.
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When We consider nature and her
works and try to penetrate beneath the
mere out Vsrd show, come to see that
oil is symbolic; that the purely material
Is only a sign for something higher and
spiritual. We do not look at nature
in this light often enough and the
reason undoubtedly is that God and
His works go on without proclamation
snd acclaim Rev. G. F. Seymour.
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Lincoln J Carter, author Of 1.-THE
Heart OF Chicago" is but 80 years Of
age and is accounted one Of the
brightest Of amusement MANAGERS.
He now has eleven at ractious on the
road, all popular with the public, and
in fact bis nIme is indicative Of some.
thing gOpd 10 theatric life. "The
Heart OF Chicago" comes TO the New
Grand Thursday, February 16.
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More people oyer 100 years old are
found in mild climates than in the
higher attitudes.
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Henry c. Chlles returned from
Liberty Tuesday evening. William
Jewell College is closed for the pres
EFT On account Of smallpox in one Of
the dnrmi ories. Henry boarded out
10 town and not having been expos d
to the disea-e, the authorities per
mitted him to return hume untll the
matter is gotten in hand and the
c. lIege Is reopened.
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.FECULA De PIATANO.
Buen alime INTO medicinal en- Mayaguez
Ode nates stro co1responsdz especiaL


Noviembre 19.--Cerca de dos amos hace
que nuestro companero Joaquin Beamud,
retirado de la lucha polftica y residente en-
MayagGez, viene estudiando el medic de
conseguir extraer una fecula pura y dura-
dera. Hoy ha visto colmados sus desve-
los, puede exponer 8 la yenta una fecula
de platano de inmejorables condolences y q
la cual ha bautizado con el nombre de
BGnanipa, cuya duraci6n garantiza por 6
& meses; y al veneer ese tempo SO con-
serva bien, pero, como todas las harinas,
es atacada por pequenos gorgojos, muy se-
mejantes los de la harina de trigo maiz
Muchos medicos, entire ellos el DIR. don
Salvador Carbonell, lie han expedidoi yo-
luntariamente certifcaciones creditivas de
la bondad de la Bano,ai,sa, expresdndose sel
doctor Carbonell en- estos t6rminosa
s'Le felieito por La excelente preparation
de SUI Bapd11i1aa, sustancia alimenticia recc-
nocida como superior la harina, y cuya
utilidad es inmensa en- los aIimentos de los
nifos, de los ancianos dispepticos. Yo
no datdO que los de1nds na6dicos co1eocedOres
como go de Ia f,tersa eopecticG de este olS-
D1eaato, 10 recommendation sus enfermos
Nc
Las frases subrayadas por nosotros de-
ben ser 1eidas y pensadas por las familias
que tienen enfermos convalecientes.
Al felicitar al amigo Joaquin Beamud
no podemos menos de reconocer su ingenio;
pues ha logrado que la B0nGni'oo, en- sopa
y atoles, sea ell alimento de los convale-
cientes, de los nifios de los ancianos, lie
gando al cOInsO haci6ndola necesarial los
buenos y sanos ia los gastr6nomos! u para
clio Sc ha Waldo de formulas culinarias
tan ingeniosa como la siguiente:
"Ricos pasteLes." 90 ''T6mese un paquete
de BanaaeireG y amasese con aqua caliente;
m6zclese esta masa con sufciente manteca
de cerdo y achiote; y una vez suavizada,
extiendase con una brilla. C6rtese en- pc
dazo de buen tamafio, echesele el relleno
necesario; una vez doblados como todos
los pasteles, envu6lvanse en- hoias de pla-
tanos."
Desde~ Barcelona (Espana) del New
York escribeH- manifestando que falta de
hojas de platanos han usado las delcoles,
10 que les ha comunicado los pasteles un
gusto especial,
Segdn nos informan pronto estaraI a Ia
venta la Bana,ei'1a en- los principales colma-
dos de esa capital, pues su fabricante ha
recibido importantes pedidos; pero gestiona
nombrar una sola casa con la esclusiva
esta estudiando las condolences que le re
sulten mas favorables de las recibidas
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.JESAFIO De BASS
Bali en- Rio Pie
dRaS.
AIunnOs de Ia Normal 3 Industrial
prObaTOn sus fueIzaS.
Obtuvo Ia Victoria eI club Normal pOr una ca
rTeTa,


El desaffo que Sc efectu6 el sdbado el
sabado Is en- Rio Piedras, entire los clubs
Industrial Normal, fu6 muy Tenido.
Los "Industrialesn entraron ''al palo,0
siendo ''cero," los ''NoTmales' hicieron
3 carreras & eonsecuencia de una jugada
del IS. Juan ID. de Andino.
AL catcher" Luis f. Machicote nunca
Sc le habfa yisto iugar como 81 sabado,
pues estaba hecho un h6roe en- el t'home"
no Sc lie fu6 nj una sola '1bolap nj Sc le
pudo estrucar" una sola vez.
Del pitcher" Robert Denton no hay
que decir NADIA, pues fue otro como Ell
Catcher" y 'truc6" 4 ocho jugadores de
la Normal, siendo uno de ellos 81 ''cham-
pi6n Bellber'' que fu6 'trucado'' dos We
ces. Solamente ell C. f. se1or Naranjo, que
fu6 uno de los que dei6 su historic en-
aquel terreno, fue ''trucado" c1atro yeces
y es Ell mas 'schiquito" del club Indus
trial.
Los sefores Vidal Cabrera hicieron
dos excelentes 'fcojidas' en- sus ''bases. !"
Ell se1lor Lorenzo Ruiz fue otTo de los
s.trucados cuatro veces. La jugada sola-
mente la hicieron ell senior L. +. Machico-
te y Robert Denton.
Las carreras ''normales" fueroh hechas
por los se1iores A. Tizol, MoralesIy Coma.
lez, y las 'sindustriales' por los senores G.
Bellber y Denton, sacando la fcarrera de
Denton ell senior Soto.
Ell tfscofe'' es como sigue:
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iAO AGATARRARSE !

RI Catarro es una enfermedad que Liene
mucha mas importancia de la que general
mente Sc le atribuye. Invade todos los DR.
ganos del cuerpo Cuyas funciones- y fuerzas
debilita profundamente. Es oausa frscuen-
to de la sordera; afecta Ia vista, la nariz y Ia
garganta y es generalmente por donde EN-
pieza Ia tuberculosis 6 tisis
La misma facihdad y la freouenoia con
que Sc pesca un catarro hace las personas
indiferentes para curarlo y Ia gran mayoria
no Sc preocupa de las Conseouencias.
Les bafios frfos por Ia malana inmediata-
mente despu6s de deiar el leoho, dormir con
las ventanas abiertaB evitar las corrientes
de atre, son preCauciones muy buenas que
no cuesta trabajo ell observarlas. Pero el
preventive mas SECURE, mas efioSz, mas fScil
y mas positive y tambien el que aConsei&n
los medioos, es Ia Emulsion de Scott de aoei
to de higado de bRoalao.
Es sorprendente Ia fuerza, vitalidad, ener-
gia y poder de resistencia que reoibe el
Cuerpo humane de las pequeias dosis de
Emulsion de SCOTT, que Sc le adminiStT8n
cor oonstancia. Esta Emulsion, recubre
interiormente todaS las parties debiles y vul-
nerables del cuerpo y 10 pone 81 abrigo de Ia
infection catarral. 49,.
De cuando en- cuando aparecen industrial
les POGO escrupulosos anunciando emulsionep
vinos preparados q los que atribuyen pro-
ptedades curativas que no tienen y hasta hay
quien Sc atreve decir en- letraS de imprenta,
que Vi pSbEOlSO y k6EOSlu6 Oh uu &1lul0uJO!
JQue es el petroleo7 Un aceite mineral
4ue Sc usa como combustible para lubriCar
y limpiar maquinas para alumbrar.-Una
Bubstancia indigestibIe que carece de Ia pro-
piedad esencial de todo alimento, cual es Ia
asimilacion que pasa al traves del tubo in
testinal sin modifcarSe y sin ser absorbida:.
una substantial, en- fin, que no tiene ningunaI
de las propiedades curativas alimentioissI
del acsite de hfgado de bacalo. 81 SO diiese
que el petroleo eB un alimento para maqui-
mas podria pasar, pero no para 81 Cuerpo hu-
mano.
81 teneis alguna duda, preguntad vues-
tro medico; el os confrmara esta verdad; y
C1 estais escasos de fuerzas, de Carnes y de
Bangre, os aconseiar& que tomeis Ia Emul-
ci6n de Scott.
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-INDICADOR GENERAL

CONSEJO Al LAS NIADRES. Eel jara-
be calmante de Ia sefiora Winslow debe
usarse siempre que los nifIos esten Ell ell
perfodo de Ia denticioIl PropoTdiona ali
VIC Immediate al pequeIio paciente produ-
ce un suelio natural tranquilo, aIivia Ell
dolor ell angelic despierta muy Viyo y
alegre. Es muy agradable al paladar, cal
ma al nifio, ablanda sus encias, aIiyia sus
dolores, hace fdciles las funciones del est0-
mago v regula los instestino. Es el meiOr
remedio conocido para la diarrea va pro-
Venga esta de la dentici0n Gle culquieTa
otra causa. Tengase InIlchos cuidado en-
pedir Ell sJarabe Callnante de Ia Seibra
Winslow''; es ell mejor de todos.
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Un hOmbrO hORrado.

Senior Editor. --Sirvase informar gus leo
torres que 81 me escriben confidencialmente
les mSndRre por oorreo en- carta Bellad& Ol
plan que seguf y por el cual obtuve eli resta-
blecimiento permanente y oompacto de mi
Ealud vigor varonil despuGs de amos de su-
frimientos de debilidad nerviosa, p&rdidas
nocturnsS parties deblles atrofi8dGs.
No eB mi idea ConEeguir dinero de nRdie;
fui robado y eatafado por chGrlatanea, haSta
perder 10 fe del genero humane, pero, graoias
q Dios, eatoy shora Sien vigorosoy y fIeEte, y
son deaeo de haOer conoc0r q todog este H0m0-
dio Cierto de cuF&rse. XIV
No teniendo nads que vender nj que en-
lar G.. "a. D., no deEeo dineFo. rI
DiI0oei6ni n. BEant, Box DOlrays EiOh,,
RW Uu .
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! GRAN Observation-Disclosures LEl

iGRAN ACoNTECIMIENTo !-El
lunes 13 de Noyiembre empezara Ia gran
realization de g6neros en- ia Villa de
Madrid ALI encontrara ell p1blico de
buen gusto, desde eI percal de centayos
hasta Ia tela mas fna; tiras bordadas, en-
cafes, casimires ingleses y franceses, corba
tas, mediasy ealeetines fanceses; imper-
meables con capucha, cuyo precio era $40
a so, cortes de chaleco de piqu6 seda Gu
20 precio eran $6 4 So.
Invitamos al pdblico hacer una vista
q la Villa de Madrid" que es la tienda
mas surtida de Puerto Rico.
Telefono 273. P. o. B. 764
San Francisco 81 esquina a San Justo
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L1NEA.FERREA DEL oEsTE

Itinerario.- Salidas de Bayam6ny Capt.
tai simultaneously.
Dias Observation-Disclosures 6, 6. Is, $50,
9.45 IL 90. Tarde 1915, Las, 3.15. Abs, $50
els. =.
Dias festivos.-Maflana G., 6.5, $50, 9,45
11.00. Tarde 1915, 1,30, 2.30, $50, 43O
$50 els. ~
Billetes baTatos para dias festivos De
Cataflo Bayam6n, ida Y vuelta 1a clase
$0-25 % clase $0-16. De Bayam6n Cstafio
ida v vuelta IL clase soils, % clase $0-l0.
Billete ordinario de Capital CatahO en-
% clase q 8 centavos. . ...-
Bayam6n, 10 de Septiembre de 1893. Ra-
mon Vald6s. .-~
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man. lTendra raz6n de ser este optimis1
mo?
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DEPENDIENTE.-Casa comiy yionista
de esta plaza interesa uno. Para oficina,
libros algdn trabajo de fuera. Requie-
rose al guna experiencia y Sc preferirfa que
conociera inglGs. Referencias, Diriirs6.
A. l.. p. o. Box 761. Ciudad.
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LA TIENDTTA.-DeJ IT, ECHEHARRIA
--PyGz0 Principal oI Jddo del AyW1ato-
q1IieRto.
Efectos para caballeros, senoras y nifOs
Ropa hecha, artfculos de quincalla y otrOs
Oqjetos de arte. Efectos religiosos el
meior duIce en- almIbar.
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Para SgfIOTaS
nilaS y niIgS

NO ha visto usted los magni-
ticos trajes, blusas kimonas, sa-
COS guarda-polvos, enaguas, cami-
sas, cubre-corsets, trajes para.ni-
mas y ninos, ETC., etc, de telas de
hilo, hechos en- nuestros propiosta-
Heres? Aunque los precios a que
vendemos son muy modicos, no
hacemos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nuestro extenso surtido com
prende desde Ia blusa mas censi-
LA, hasta los ricos traes adorna-
dos con finos encaies, caIados, bor-
dados. ETC. TIE Porto Rico D,sowst
WorkG Embroidery Colo For
taleza San Juan.
En- esta impEenta ge Vends papel de pe
Ti6dico Yieio 5000 auintal,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-20

Una senorita que posee la taquigraffa
maneja Ia maquinilla, traduce y escribe el
idioma ingl6s desea empleo en- una ofcina
de comercio pudiendo dar cuantas referen-
cias sean necesarias Informan por correo
en- Ell apartado 222. San Juan. 15v.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-20
A mo Tanas

81 PADECE DE ESTA EFFEFMEDeD porquo naua hasta
GAS UNGUENTos E
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-20

Sc ALQUILA una buena casa en- la
calle de "Cerra'', santurce, recientemente
pintada, y con ba1o 8 inodoro modernos.
Para informes, dirigirse 4 la Gale de San
Justo N6m. 2. 6y.s 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-20

4 En- esLa lmpFenta Be Vande papei de pe
ri6dicO Fiejo 5000 quintal,
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G. N .3 Q 0 0 90 0 o. 8

Infnidad de personas presenciaron Ell
f'match," entire elias distingidas senoritas
y los profesores de ambas eseuelas
Preparase otFo desaffo buscando el des-
quite para ell sabado pr6ximo q las p.
m. en- los terrenos del club "Almendares."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-07
THE ROYAL WEDDING.

BERLIN, June 1.-The mar
riage of the Crown Prince and
Grand Duchess Cecilia was Sim
pie, the Lutheran ritual being
used. There were 400 royalties
and diplomats present.