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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-10-13

Be in time and select winter suit
at Joe Platts. He guarantees a per-
feet fit.
New lines of fall and winter shoes
are daily arriving at Ed. Burlington's
We can show you the most up to date
reliable footwear ever placed in
shoe store. Our line is as complete
as you can find in any large city. Our
prices defy competition in value and
Big stock of new fall goods being
unpacked at F. w. Days today.
The drillers at the well last night
encountered bed of boulders which
they indicate is sign of water and the
bottom of the wash in this valley.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-10-13
Will Recover.

RENO, Oct. 12-Roy Chichester, sou
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chichester, of Ante
lope Valley who was brought to this
city for surgical treatment, after hav-
ing been accidently shot by his broth
er is in fair way to recover.
The surgeons found that the bullet
did not pierce either the stomach OF
the intestines.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-10-13
New Opera House for Reno.

]. Gumbert, Secretary to Charles
FrOhman, arrived in Reno yesterday
and began negotiations for the COLI
struction of a $4,000 opera house,
which is to be completed by Septem-
Der 1, 1906. The McKissisk opera
house is to be converted into a lodg-
ing house when the lease now held
by Ed. Piper expires.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-10-13
Visiting in Carson.

Will Foley who has been laid UP
at the hospital in Sacramento with
a badly mashed up hand for the past
month, is visiting relatives in this
city. He returns to Sacramento this
morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-10-13

Best eastern ham, per 10 1888 IA
Best eastern bacon, per ID $500. Is
5 10 pail lard. best ........... 60
10 10 pail lard, best ..... l Is /
3 10 pa Gold Dust ........... - !
! ID pa. Pearline ....... Ia !
5 bars Naptna Soap ......... Is
8 bars Sapolio ............ p
6 bars toilet soap ............ %
Z bars Santa Claus soap $500. :.
l 10 Mocha and Java coffee -. IS
l ID Japan Tea .......... %
ID box best Japan tea ........ l %
" gal. Caramel Drips ........ 70
l gal Caramel drips ........... 20
" gal Maple Syrup ........... S.
gal Maple syrup ........... s.
20 lbs Japan rice ........... 81
81a lbs CIR Sugar .......... SO
II lbs CIR. Sugar ............... 1 90
so TBS Reno flour .............. Do
l doz. " gal Masons Jars .... IS
l table fruit, all kinds ... Is
IL SdlS toludCOSS ............ VI
IL cans oysters ................ l 90
3 cans s. Mackeral ...... 50
2 lg. cans Sour Kraut .. rs
6 cans Deviled Ham ............ %
9 bottles picked onions ..... Is
l med. bottle Chow Chow 1858. Is
3 cans Mica axle grease 1880. %
10 cans corn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l 90
10 cans string beans ........... l 90
3 cans imp. French peas .... so
bot. olives 20
3 lbs No. l Gun Powder Tea. -. l 20
lbs No. /. Eng. Breakfast Tea l 90
5 TBS No. 2 Eng. Breakfast Tea l CO
20 bars pale savon soap ........ 1 90
% TBS Boyo beans ............ 1 90
% TBS Pea beans ..... 80
100 TBS Or. Sugar, cane ...... 5 Is
100 TBS No. l Maccaroni ....... 5 so
1 box No. l Maccaroni ....... so
| 3 TBS seedless raisins .... 90
| pkgs. seeded raisins ......... 80
pkg. currents, cleaned ....... 80
TBS new figs .... %
| 10 pa. block matches ........ z5
| Il No. l candles .......... %
| pa. Borax Washing Compound Is
| ] roll it. wire netting mann. z Is
| 1 roll it. wire netting ........ 5 Is
| 5 gals. Bakers A. A. Costor Oil. II 60
! / gal. claret wine .. so
l kit salmon bellies .......... 1 Is
| 1 No. 1 iron wheel barrow -. 6 so
price for same in Reno, 50 00)
| MCKEE plated tea kettles $685.. 1 10
We will meet any other special
price if we have overlooked any.
We have large stock to select from
and can fill any order.
J. KELLY CO.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-10-13

From forty to fifty tons or hay are
hauled daily to this city from Carson
Valley, with ten and twelve horse
teams for livery and dairy purposes.
The hay is the best quality-grass,
clover and red top.-ChronicIe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-28
LAS MkLJEPES

aburridas. Sc dice que los hom
bres tienen que trabajar y las mu.
jeres lorar; pero desgraciadamente
en- este mundo tan ocupado, & me-
nudo sucede que las mujeres tienen
que trabajar y lorar q Ia vez. La
mujer triste y aburrida pierde su
apetito y Sc adelgaza y debilita.
De vez en- cuando tiene ataques de
palpitaci6n y SO We obligada 4 guar
dar CANA por uno 8 dos dias, y
81 entonces hay alguna epidemit
como influenza 8 paludismo, es
casi SECURE que sufrira un ataque
que q menudo prepara el canino
para afeeciones cr6nicas de la gar
ganta, pulmones y demas 6rganos,
siendo difcil yer como terminara.
D6jese que la mujer cansada y re-
cargada de trabajo descanse todo
10 possible, y sobre todo p6ngase &
su disposition, una botella de La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
remedio SECURE 6 infalible para to-
dos los males que afeetan & la mu-
ier. Els tan sabroso como la miel
y contiene todos los principles nu-
, tritivos y curativos del Aceite de
H1gado de Bacalao Puro, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta Y
Cerezo Silvestre. Tomada antes
de conner, aumenta las propiedades
nutritivas de los alimentos cor
rientes, facilitando su asimilaci6n
y ha hecho renacer la esperanza =
el buen humor en- miles de hogares
entristecidos. Es digna de la -1as
absolute confanza y gus resultados
son seguros en- casos de Impureza
de la Sangre, Clorosis, Agotomien-
to, MelancolIa y Tisis. GEL Sr. DR..
Jose NJ. Guijosa, de Mexico, dice:
He empleado su Preparation de
Wampole en- una Sef1orita que pre-
sentaba algunos sfntomas inquie-
tantes en- el aparato respiratorio Y
desde ell primer frasco comenz6 &
notarse alivio marcado, habiendo
desaparecido toda huella de enfer-
medad al terminar Ell sexto frasco.|
Cada d6sis es efectiva. FL desen,
gafio es impossible. En- lasBoticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-28
NO 0IICIAS

Ell Jueyes treinta del actual celebra
ra session el comit6 ejecutiyo de Ia "Iiga
de Municipios.
-Ha sido denunciado el senior Hunt
pOr expender carne en- Ia plaza del mer-
cado sin llenar todos los requisites que
marea Ia ley.
En- breYe quedara alberto 81 nuevo
cementerio de Santurce
Con motivo de las nueyas fabrica-
clones de casas en- Santurce ha sido abru-
mador el trabaio que pesa sobre el inge-
micro de Ia ciudad.
Ell gobernador ha negado la petici6n
que hiciera eI senior Lugo Vifia solicitan-
do el edifcio de Pta. de TERRA conocido
por ell poIyorin, con objeto de instalar una
casa de refugios de ninos delincuentes,
Tan pronto Sc termine el hospital es-
pecial de mujeres, el alcalde de Ia ciudad
cedera el local que ocupan aquellas inte-
rinamente para asilo de nifios delincuen.
tes.
Ell alcalde ha dispuesto Sc haga una
investigation en- yirtud de confdencia que
recibiera de que un empleado supuesto
empleado municipal solicitara un libro de
ticks indebidamente de S. j. L. IL. Com
pany.
-Nacimientos Juana Agripina Isa-
ca Verdejo, Petronila Villegas y Matfas,
Hipolita Guzman Cordero, Jose Alvarez,
Esther Maria Arroyo Rivera.
-Defunciones: Eusebio MILAN y Ro-
sa-Lina Rodriguez, Andino Diaz Alvarez,
Josefa Bette Cestero.
lie ha sido concedida licencia al te-
niente Castro para trasladarse a Maya
giiez.
-Parece que Ell ''trust'' Sc rompe.
Sc asegura que varias firmas conner
ciales de esta capital llevaran los tribu-
males otra firma por motives de un con-
trato 8 proyecto de 81.
-Es de Greer que 10 de llevar d
los tribunales aqu6l asunto qued edar& en-
proyecto.
--Es un hecho la formation de un nue.
vo sindicato azucarero para Ia installation
de otra central en- la region mort de la
isla.
| -Todavfa no ha terminado sus trabajos
Ell ingeniero sefior Brown que hace los es-
tudios para una planta electrica municipal
y reformas en- ell acueducto de San Juan.
Ell iueves de esta semaua no habrd
trabaio en- las ofcinas del gobierno por ser
| dia de gracias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-28
EnOrme baChe en- la SaIida del Pa
so ReaI"de BarCeIOneta.
lntsIlgsnts prOfssOra Sc ha heGhO cargo de Ia
GSGuGIa graduada, a,-lnstruGtIVaS TsunIOnGS
dc RlROS.
Ode maestro corTespODsGI) }

Noviembre 27.-Ayer Sc volvi6 ce-
1ebrar en- este pOblado un meeting obrero
y RENO el mayor orden.
Ell senior Esteban Padilla subi6 por dos
veces & Ia tribuna y estuvo hablando GER
ca de dos horas.
Sc haS hechos cargo de una escuela
graduada la inteligente simpatica seno-
rita Josefa Amadeo, DANA distinguida y
procedente de las principales familias de
la isla, pues su ito don Lucas es uno de
los puertorrique1os de gran talento que
honran esta infortunada TERRA.
Sc ha alberto al pdblico Ell nuevo
Restaurant, situado en- punto c6ntrico y
en- ell cual Sc encuentran refrescos y dull
ces muy finos.
En- la casa de don Ramon Marchan
Sc celebran casi todas las noches reunio-
nes de nifios de ambos sexo con ell fin de
recitar poesfas iy trabajos iterarios y da
gusto yer la disposition de las alumnas
del senior Pares, niflas estudiosas & inteli-
gentes que recitan con una facilidad asom-
brosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-28

--Desde esta maiana CORE ell rumor de
que un Official de la policfa insular tuvo un
serio disgusto personal en- Ell Casino de
Arecibo.
--Doscientos cuarenta policias insulares
seran trasladados en- breve.
-r-Se asegura que anoche un policfa cas-
tig6 una mujer en- la carcel municipal,
pero hasta ahora, que sepamos, no Sc ha
presentado denuncia alguna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-28
La Compa1ia de ca
jas rGgistradOra as
i. HaIIWood F." Otra
VeZ derrOtada.
La OfiCina de Patente de los EStadOS
UnidOS VOta una decision ter
minante a favor de Ia COmpaiia
i de Cajas RegistradOras Ma
tiOnaI."
CExtractado del New York Press, ,
Octubre 20, 1005.)

"Washington, Octubre 18.-La Ofcina
de Patentes de los Estados Unidos vot6
con fecha Octubre II, otra decision termi-
nante & favor de la Compafifa de Cajas
Registradoras National" de Dayton,
Ohio, declarando que ciertas invenciones
usadas por la Compafifa "Hallwood' son
propiedad de la CompaDfa National
s'La misma Corte hace dos meses decla-
r6 que la Companfa National era pro-
pietaria de ciertas invenciones que hoy la
"Hallwood" tiene en- practica en- SUI ma
quina, con ell accesorio impresor. La re-
ciente decision le reconoce la Compafifa
National el derecho en- diez y seis dife-
rentes reclamaciones que cubren los proce-
dimientos usados en- la maquina "Hall-
wood para evitar ell trastorno de las rue
das nacionales como tambi6n de las indi-
cadoras.
clos dos fallos por consiguiente Sc re-
ieren & casi toda maquina "Hallwood'
puesta en- venta. Tan pronto como las
patentes de estas decisiones sean proclama-
das la Compafifa National no solo ten
drd ell derecho de demandar los manu-
factureros por una orden Immediate de
"Iniunction" prohibiendo la continuation
de esta manufacture y la venta de estos
registradOres bajo tai construction; sino
tambi6n tendr& ell derecho de denunciar q
todo aquel que use dicha maquina asegu-
rando un "Injunction'' prohibiendo ell uso
en- 10 sucesivo de la misma."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-28
HOgar feIiz.

Ell hogar de los esposos Jimenez Lopez
ha sido alegrado con la presencia de un
Undo 6e66.
Y para Ell abuelo don Ramon B. Lopez,
una satisfaction mas.
LA Correspondence" felicita 4 los pa
dres abuelos del nifio, deseando tambi6n
& este muchas felicidades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-28

silencio corroborantes de las arirmaciones de
Melendez y ll6vense al Hon. Feuille, qui6n
tras el fallo del Supreme sera inexorable
cantra Aponte, 81 es culpable; pero sin esas
indagaciones y corroborantes, coadyuvemos
todos 8 mantener la pureza de la toga puer-
toriquefa, aunque sea de un encarnizado
lumniosa difamaci6n, que solo sirve spara
echar por tiera la autoridad moral de los
Tribunales insulares. 7TH
Grande y generoso es el fin rqueiipersi-
que la prensa puertorriquefa en- este: case,
pero hay que tener en- cuensa, la clase de
asunto que Sc ventila, los factores que en-
tran en- su composition y que una desca-
rriada opinion, equivocadamente puede lle-
var al abismo un hobre honrado, deian-
do en- su camino un inri de sospechas
para los Abogados insulares,
Ponce Noviembre % de 1905.
FELIPE CAsALDUC G.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-28

nifestaciones del sefior Alcalde, y ell Con-
cejo acuerda autorizar ell empleo de perso-
mas expertas en- 'esos traba jos en- todos
aquellos casos en- que Sc Gre Fese necesario
y conveniente, pagandoseles sus jornales
de La partida correspondence cada una
de las obras que Sc ejecuteh; reservando
siempre al Ingeniero inspector de Obras
P1blicas Mpnicipales la insPecci6n de las
mismas, quien de este modo podra ocupar-
Sc de los estudios y proyectos que han de
servir de base a la ejecuci6n de todas las
obras para que Sc asign6 partfda en- presu-
puesto y cuyos estudios proyeetos no es-
taban hechos al consignarse tales partidas.
Ell Concejo acuerda por unanimidad va
riar para los iueves las sesiones ordinarias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-28

LA TIENDITA.-DeJ IT. ECHEVARRLA
--Pt0zG Principal al L0dO del AylIget1-
n1ieNtO.
EfectOs para caballerOs, sefioras Y nif1os
ROpa hecha, artfcuIos de quincalla Otros
oqjetos do arte., Efectos religiOsos y Ell
nneinr dulce en- Rlmfhar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
PECk'S BAD BOY ABROAD
The Bad Boy Arrives in New
York-Dad Is Caught Trying
to smuggle Merchandise.
They Are Surprised to Hear
About Cassie Chadwick and
the Chicago Strike.
BY Hon. George w. Peck.

(fSx- Governor of Wisconsin. Formerly Ed
'tor q spsck kad SYM NM Agtts9r Of
sRXifs99 onK ~ !GD5eeh ia Pp9 ardns9
do the right thing than any boy you
ever saw. When lie to keep dad from
being pulled by the police. OF II foreign
dad VIII ten ne, e, always 30 truthful;
gets in trouble by my doing so, then
he wants to kick me. Every boy ought
to have conscience that will prevent
vacciiating consclences that have to have
an alarm clock to tell 1t when to work
properly, but n conscience that is Ike
a.. detective, which never sleeps, or; like!
pills, that work while YOU sleep and
time whether 1T Is wound UP. or not.
On the way over from Havana, dad
had several talks with me about turning
over new. leaves and he said now that
try, let us be honest, and tell the
truth. said / would try it. but maybe
1t would kill inc. and then dad conccaied
about his person all the things nc IN
tended to snuggc without paying duty,
IKE d minister who Is on his return
from Il vacation and we stood on deck
as we came ~: from Sandy Hook, looked
ut the Statn cof Liberty and s%eiled l, Mp'
and wept, and acted ike fools. Dad was
pussicrtsthan cvcr} with over 40 yards
III lnce wound around his stummlck un-
Ger lis shir,. and lot OF KID glq1ves
.tictl under his arms, ana more lni1Ss
revenue officers boarded the ship dad
broke. out in perspration, which was
So nc tieea hie that the inspectors piped
Inn OH al once, and when he saw that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
more BATTERED
FLAGS REMOVED.
Son, Of Victorious Federal Col
onel Sends Them to Con-
federate Museum.

Two interesting battleaags have Just
been received at the Confederate MUSEUM
here, and they are highly priced for
their historic associations.
They were sent by Mr.. Augustus 8.
Revere, Of Morristown N. j., to Mrs.
Joseph Bryan, president Of the Confed-
crate Memorial Literary Society, with
tho request that they SIC placed IN tho
museum and in the rooms OF the States
they respectively represented during the
war. One is the flag OF the trhirty-sev-
enth North Carolina Regiment, and -
made OF bunting. 1t is badly tattercd
and was In many hard fought battles.
The other Is that OF the Fifty-third
Virginia Regiment, and Is made OF SILK.
The Virginia flag was captured at Chan
ccllorsville and the North Carolina one
at Malvern Hill. and both by Colonel
Joseph Warren Revere. father OF the
gentleman who sent them In. and who
was later made brigadlcr- general.
Colonel Revere was. ut the time he
CAPTURED the flags. commanding the Sew
enth Regiment Of New jersey Volunteers.
His son says they have been IN the
family ever since. and he now deslres
that they shall be returned and placed
respectively In the Virginia and Nortn
Carolina rooms. His Wish, has been
respected. and tho old relics are very
highly priced by the society.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
.HOW,sSCOTCH LAWYER
GOT MAN HE WANTED

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
s;ss 3ty3S New York Haraid) .s3ss
lt.opyrigh,, by the New York Herald Coz
PARIS, May 2o.-Little Sammy's sneeze
made Its appearances In n Paris restau-
rant couple of5snghts ago. when one
OF the diners sneezed twice violently
across the table without excusing him
self. The man opposite promptly threw
sardinc box at him, spelling his clothes.
Both were taken to q police station.
The man who threw the sardines
turned out to be a Scotch lawyer. When
MS adversary gave his name. the lawyer
exclaimed. why, you're the man I've
reen looking for for week, !" and
promptly drew n writ from his pocket
snd servet,t upon him.
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,e,. susn.,.ted him. pointed to the Statue

thcy suspected him. pointed TO me S's s'.'l
sof fi4ibcrty a.c said .. * Il; !, ,t,,e,
My son, look at that LIZ ire
torch. That torch says Us u y ho are honest
and willing to help bear the Du a,a bnneet
our Government, but to the ais ~ hon r,et.
man that torch means that, ne vo, - do M
lay up cent An honest man Is the ), no,
hest work of God, and dad rolled up
his eyes like Dowie. and said: Peace oe
me- me- IL dad had had any goods on him that
he hadn't paid duty on, and told MN
he could search me, and that. az -
knew was that dad had USED es snd that
he had TO wind about 30 yards f,lace
around his stomach which had been
troubling him since he had a touch OF
mo as though he would like to electro
cute me for telling the trnth. z,
The man told dad to peel OF his ot!!.
side garments. and when he come met 70 dt IN
dad was more comfortable. cause his
clothes didn't fit so quick. When, they
had got the lace OF, an ana th Tba slqpy nrG
giveth and the Lord taketh awav."&and
the man said it would cost $40 fine. and
dad paid 1t. and they kept the lace. And
when the inspectors left dad and began
ono side and said: ~ ou show the poor
est Judgment in, telling the truth Of any
boy ever met. "a DOn'Ll you TeIIleiilUer
tfc verse the Bible which says: The
truth should not be spoken at all times. y
and then he was going, to give me 8 a
swift kick, when told him to be care
fiji or the diamond ring he had in the
toe OF his shoe would cut a hole in the
leather and be lost. and he let up on
kicking mo- and finally we got or the
boat and went to hotel. and dad lee
sense. TIe said n boy that hadn't com
mon sense enough to prevent him from
talking when he ought to, keep still; and
giving away family secrets. would bring
his fathers gray hairs In, sorrow to the
grave. am. going. to try to lead a
different life from this out. 81.
Well sir, you don't realize the changes
that have taken place in our beloved
country since we left almost g! year ago
We have been reading tho back numbers
OF the newspapers to find out what has
happened since We left cause you never
hear anything in Europe about what
happens in America unless President
is assassinated. or mn Indian goes on
the war path In Mexico That is all they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

well. / guess they better let the team.
stcrs stay out. cause II they go back 70
work there'll be a strikc of nurses week
after next, and tile teamsters. Will have
to 90 out again, and block things, and
bali up the whole business" told dad,
and added: ''1'hc only way to stop these
Transfers striking. is to pension avery
tona Of them about hundred dollars
month MOI and lay them OFF. and hire some.
body that is not looking for an excuse
to, quit work and ship bricks Make
them the leisure class. With na On &c,
sympathy as to ruin the business OF chi
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NOW SEVENTY
SQUARE YARDS BIGGER

{special Cable to The Times Dispatch and
\. New York licraldo
Copyright. by the New York Herald Coz
PARIS. May 1.--Franco has Just en-
largcd her territory by an exchange with
Belgium The Paris Government has
decided to recognize King Leopold's SOW
5crcignty over La Melville aux-T ourneurs.
receiving Riezes as compensation. The
swapping process results In territorial
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF Franco by seventy
square yards.
The Figaro remarks that the gain is
not great but 1t should suffice to silence
those who allegcs that the Republic has
done nothing to increase the greatness
of France. A5asl ..l.lEl - ~ ~ ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

had spayins and epizootlc. and she looks
20 Years older, because the jailers won't
let her have any face cream to disguise
herself with. Let this be a lesson to
YOU, IIenncry, never to forge the name
OF any man, poor or rich. to notes for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

most sympathetic people on earth. WhaL
are they striking for now2'
..Oh. some girls that sew overalls are
on a strike, and they can't seem to win,
so the tea1nsters have struck in sympa--
thy with them, and the business OF four
million ypeoplc Is knocked gally west,