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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01

The largest cargo that left the port of PHILADELPHIA
is one bottom started for japan recently in the English
built Monarch The cargo consisted of 2470 100
gallons Of refined petroleum. 100 barrels of ubrcatng oil
aud 200 of wax, all consigned to japanese firm
Wyokkaich 1t would require says Consular and Trade
Reports oil we'll with capacity of 5000 gallons daily
to work three years to supply the quantity of oil carried
by the Monarch
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01

Bishop Galloway of the Mississippi Methodist Church.
and president of the board of trustees of Vanderbilt Uni
versity will not come to assist the health authorities in
the eradication OF yellow fever from New Orleans He has
been informed that his services not requir because
only expert medical men are wanted.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01

Seattle, Wash.-Uned States Assayer Fred Wing, in
charge of the local assay Office authorized the statement
that his estimate of the gold output of Nome for the season
of 1905 was S000000 This amount will be the record
for Nome and will exceed the output OF last year by
O Mr. Wing bases his estimate the amount of gold
which has been sent out of Nomelso far this year.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-09-01
Extra.

The Douglas shoes are recognized all
over the civilized world as the best
made, at half the price for same quail
ity in other shoes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-09

The invocation was given by Rev. J..
l.. Hopwood. r. Treadway was the
postmaster and filed the position to
the satisfaction of all. The program
of after dinner speeches began at
about nine o'clock with the singing OF
the Kamehameha song by the entire
company The POSTMASTER gave brief
address of welcome, which was follow
ed by the address of II. ]. Aud, the
retiring and incoming president of the
Alumni Association. After song by
the boys glee club there was a brief
greeting on the part Of the trustees,
followed by an address by President
Horne. The girls glee club rendered a
beautiful selection, and Benjamin Ka-
makau, president of the boys class OF
1905, made brief address. Rev. ]. L.
Hopwood spoke briefly and was fol-
lowed by E. Kaai, who gave an instru-
mental solo. d. Kanuha gave an elo-
quent address In Hawaiian. The boys
glee club followed with another selec-
ton and the evening closed with the
singing of Hawaii Ponoi.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-09
ALUMNI BANQUET
At KAMEuAMEHA

The glory and achievements OF the
Kamehameha Schools were told In song
and story at the annual Alumni reunion
and dinner where trustees, faculty,
alumni and undergraduates met around
the festive board to do honor to their
school. Kamehameha spirit was in
everything said and done and the event
was fitting close to the years work.
The dinner began at eight and was
served In the dining hall OF the boys
school. Covers were laid for nearly
three hundred and most of the places
were taken. The walls Of the hall were
appropriately decorated with school
flags and with pictures of the various
athletic teams that the school has
turned out. At one table sat-the toast
master, trustees, speakers and a rep
resentative of each class. Another
table was reserved for the members OF
the graduating classes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-09
KAN|HO OPENS
FUSION CAMPAIGN

Kaniho, the lone Home Rule legisla-
tor, mounted the soapbox at the corner
of King and Bethel streets at noon yes
terday. Though belonging to the is
land of Hawaii he gave an hours ora
ton to a crowd of oahu electors upon
their duties in the county campaign.
An intelligent listener who understands
Hawaiian said. in answer to a ques-
ton, that the orator wasn't saying
anything"
Home Rulers were excited yesterday
over a rumor that some mysterious
person had attempted to bride ]. NJ.
Poepoe, fusion candidate for sheriff, to
withdraw from the contest. The price
at which Poepoe was appraised by the
tempter is said to have been $500.
Henry Hogan is mentioned as a
Democratic possibility to run for coun-
ty sheriff. He was three times attor-
ney for Napa county, California, and
has all his life been Democrat. Mr..
Hogan, when asked about it yester-
day evening, said it was the first he
had heard of being sought. Yet the
news did not seem to offend him. He
laughed at the suggestion that he had
better not commit himself too sudden
on him. Then he invested a nickel in
the second edition of the evening paper
that had brought him out.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-09

Honolulu. oahu 10 yrs Cap stock
$500 y 27a. y i2L Dated MAG - 1905.
Entered Tor Record June Z. 1905.
sophia II Gaspar, ct al to Yong Kee
ct al....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.
Wing ON Tat Co. by atty TO Tseng
Kau ......... .........,.....Sub Il 4
Supt Public Instruction to George
&. Hewitt ....s.......s......ss. l.
Jas VI ogilvy to Bishop q Co, ....P a
Catholic Mission to Maui Agricul-
tural Co ...................... l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-09
SURGEON GEN, WyMAN
WILL VISIT MOL0KA|

"Well,o Governor Carter said on
emerging from the executive chamber
after five o'clock yesterday afternoon,
"Surgeon- General Wyman called on
me today and we arranged for the trip
to Molokai, leaving here Friday night
and spending Saturday at the Settle
ment.
"The naval authorities were very
nice about it and said they would be
only too glad to offer the Bennington,
but her shaft is out and cannot be
fixed in time.
However, the steamship companies
have offered steamer either the
Likelike or, if she is not here in time,
the Mauna Loa-to the Governor for
Surgeon. General Wyman and Col. Hep
burn, together with the few Territorial
representatives who will go with them.
'Of course it is recognized that this
is Federal expedition, hence very few
local people will be in the party.
eyes, President Pinkham Of the
Board Of Health will go. Also DR..
Cooper. I shall go myself. We shall
return Saturday night, probably leav-
ing the Settlement about five
o'clock"
Surgeon.G General Wyman, head of the
Marine Hospital Service, whose com
ing has been eagerly awaited by Gov.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record June. 8, 1905.
H Warehouse Tr Co Ltd TT 10
Louis Toussaint ............. L
Weng Hing to Annie H Kentwell "A 1
Mrs Lizzie Kaio to Aiau. ......... L
Frances I Crehore by atty to Liz
zie K Puahi ....................R Re
Lizzie X Puahi and hsb to Hawn
Trust Co Ltd ..................... Z
Balbina NJ Jardin to Cabrinha &
co ...................... A NJ
Francisco Pavao and VT to Exors
Of Est Of Charles e Richardson. N
Entered for Record June 5, 1905.
Frank Comes and VT to Harriet
Coan ..................... M
Anna F Ferreira to Maria Fran
CISCO ................ -
T Kameoka to Manuel p Martins. d
II r Smythe and WI to Z ] Morgan Z
Ching Hook and VT to E J Morgan. d
Joseph Scharsch and WI to Edward
] Morgan ...........,........... Z
Manuel Faustino to First Natl
Bank of Wailuku ................C N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-09

ernor Carter, stated yesterday that his
visit was principally to arrange for
the selection of the site for the pro-
posed government laboratories, hospi-
tails and other buildings necessary in
tho work at the Leper Settlement.
Congress appropriated 100000 for the
leprosarium structures and $4,000 for
maintenance of the establishment, tho
object of all being n scientific study of
tho disease with the object of discover
ing a cure.
The Surgeon-General's expedition
with the Governor tomorrow night has
tho selection of tho site for its main
purpose. He intends leaving on his
return tn Washington next Tuesday
and in the meantime, besides making
the Molokai trip, will inspect tho
quarantine station here. DIR. Golfer,
chief quarantine officer, and President
Pinkham accompanied him in his call
on the Governor yesterday.
Surgeon G General Wyman states that
limited number Of patients will be
treated at the leprosarium when COM
pleted. There will be no compulsion
about it, Dut some patients are desired
for the proper study of the disease
Recently two distinct treatments have
been discovered from which much is
hoped, and with regard to one DR.. Wy
man is in communication with the
discoverer, DIR. Rost, an English physi-
clan in India.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-09
HALF a MILLION DOLLARS COMING

1t reported, through credible source, that Col Geo.
w. Macfarane had completed all of the details toward the
financing of the Kohaa Ditch Company before he sailed yes
terday in the Alameda for San Francisco.
This signifies that money up half million dollars will
coming Territory from the Anglo California
Bank Syndicate through the Bank Of Hawaii, which, is
understood will fiscal agent for the Kohaa Ditch
Company
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-09

Residents of Kinau street. between
Keeaumoku and Piikoi streets, have
entered a protest with the Board OF
Health against building permit to
DR.. w. T. Monsarrat for a veterinary
infirmary In that locality.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12
N 0 T | C | A S.

Hoy publics oI sefOF j. B. unS in
formRoi6n de GasuntOs del diRo en- que
ref ja Su particular criteriO st bFe
Cuestiones de general inter6s.
-CriRt6bAI ell AndaIuz. multad0
con un dollar por COrrer y Rritar
por 10 CRlIe alteFand0 .la p0z.
-AmeIis Fortier fu6 multsda por
el Juez de Psz con CincO dollars de
multA pOF hAber 0gFedidO & Carmen
Colon.
Miguel CsDijo fue uentsncisdo por
el Juez Baz6n, & psGar dos dollars de
multa por tener an rerrO suelto ain
bCzal.
-Inf6rmase que aver fu6 aOrpren'
dida ana jugGdR de dados en- la fAbriCa
del gas. Marina, nj 8ire Iibre, en- dom
de 90 rcunen diaFiamente hembres y
chiquilloB ain rsspeto 10 poliofa nj
& nRdie Dor vRrios detectives, pero oil
verlos lIegar se dieron q Ia fuRR los
jugadorea, no pudiendO detenerlOS pc
ro ri sacudirles eli pOIv0 en- 10 cOrridR.
-Poaiblemente & fines del mes &C.
tual saldr& en- paseo militGr por ID
iSIR el battalion pusrtorriquefIO.
-AA u uDD8 GBGOt8E 0IAV ~ J9E 40 Oo-
aignaci6n de mSestr0S de San Juan.
por escuelas y Rrad0S.
I'm numeroao e0ntipgente de j6.
venes embsPC6 para los EStados . nj
dos con obieto de seQuir sus esSudios
universit0ries. AdeIRnte juventud.
que el polvanir GO de los que tFabaiSn.
Hoy EMBARGO para los ESt 49,
Unidos el Comandante Lust de 10
poliCfG insuDar en- usO de licenciR.
-Anoche fu6 sOrpFendidR pOr 10
poIicfa detective una manigua en- la on
lie de San AGuStin bArriO de Puerta de
Terra. Las juR0dOres 90 enOuentran &
disposition del JUzRAdO municipal.
Eft saHgcntO DomirRuez del bAtR-
hon puertOFfique1lo, que toCs saxAfon
hR irRreGado hoy en- Ia banda de m6si-
ca de la poliCfa inSular. E1 una buenN
adquiSici6n para diehR banda pol
CuantO DomiDRuez 60 an m6lico de
reconoCidas SptitudeS.
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Disgusto en- laTss.
POTiuiClOS que OGasIlna Il pro-
hibItIdn dc ID InllaDza do
eOrd9S.
(De maestro correspo4soz ]

Septiembre g. Con Ii prohibiCi6n
en- absolute de % mataDza de ceFdog,
90 han dediCsdo algunos 6 aplanar las
CAlleG [ ia sueldc) ae ha priYadO s
muChos padres de famiIia I'D ganar 81
pan como tambiSn cunde 81 aesaliento
que hs CauRad0 eu los sgYicult0TeB en-
pequCfla eaCala que Ee 6edica BIN en-
paFte & q Criau2s de Cerdug. Con ra-
ION hemos dido decir nnuchos, que
esta disposition ha veDido. & Femsch2F
81 clsvo.
! -NueftFo amigo EtanisIso 0V6'ez ha
estG b:ecido una nneYa casa de8puIperfR
en- la calle del Comarcio frante lR
Iglesia Cat6iica.
Los esposos LsCarcz Sara hsn te-
nidO ls satiafaCCi6n de hRbeEse aumen.
tAdo su h0gsr con lR lleGadR DE- an pre-.
ciOso nifio. Qae sea bien VenidO ell
nueve ciudRdano.
-PeTs0naG bier inf0rmRdRs nos di.
cen que pront0 embarCaF6 para 10 b. G-
pitAlaria eQoiEquey&S el aOtiYo j1ven
don Juan Gonz6Iez Merc&do Sn bukca
de amplios hOrizonteg donde pbder IUs
char y Gdquirir p0r medic del tFabr jo
alg6n porveniF.
Tambi6n 90 Rusentan p8raIel mis-
mo punto doffa Rosario N6Gez. digna
esp0Ha de nueatro amigo don Fldel
M6ndez. qnien desesmos feIiz trAvC-
sfR RFAt2 eStanciR entire auB fsmi'
liRPaa. "s.
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En- casa de ChaVi0f .
0tra & Irtn.... OchO.

AdiuntRV, Septiembre 10.-No s6
como he de empeZar eata que por lis
maria de aIg6n modo llam0renos re-
viltilGa. en- cuantO & 60 f0rma, pc crque
Yeapecto & "a oojetO. dar idea de una
fiesta, merOce an nombFe que BimboIi.
Ce 6ata tal cugl fu6. m00pifco.
Camino de UtuRdo. pRsRdo el paen-
be en que terminG 10 zons urbana de
Adjunta8. tonRndo hEciH la iZQuierda.
en- menos de al c0nt5o del gallo.
se lleQa & IR nOrada de 10 famiiiR Cha.
vier y lueRo. trabBj0 le manao 80
para que ls &bandone.
COrgPegRdos todcs los fSmiliaFes,
que no son p0cos. y multipGic6ndose
por atender sug amigos y COnocidOG,
hueIQR deCir que no ge dan punt0 de
reposo hasta lcgrar que eI mas exi-
gente (Si 10 hubiere) quede gatiafs-
cho.
Eta mansion tuvimos el placer de
0saLtGr anoChe. Hssta Ia natuFRIezs
ge moBtrabR espl6ndida. La luna en-
90 CusFto oFeciente, Casi llena, permi-
tie que desde el espRciOg0 bAlc6nId de la
caSs. dOmin6l amos 10 hefm0gR Campi-
ia que rodeR el LWgGr del SWCeSo.
DanzaS. two steps, Valses, IanCerOg
y mezurc&B 90 baiIArOn, sin 0tro deS-
cRnso que e1 RbBolutamente neeePaFi0
para aceptRr uno de los mGltipIeg OBJ
sequios de que fu@ ObjetO 10 distiDRui'
da ConeuFre1cia. La anim2Ci6n no
deCsy6 IN moment0. Ibg 5racrgScera'
do.
En- tan esp'Gndida diversi6n los re-
T. a. IaR0SH1O "a - aRAIAVH lac doe IA In
ms EfIsn&. Al de pared de la cara le
hicieron 10 que al de 10 CamHra de
DsleRGdoS. A laS II le priVaron de
Rndar.
Juanito y AdoIfo nos dieron una
sorpresR, disfrEzSndose de viejoa y
distFag 6ndonos con suS CuEtfsimaa bro
mas.
Los obsequios fuerOn tantos yItan
v&riadoS que ssFis diffciI enumeERFlOs..
Baste decir que, deSpu6s de las dos,
considerable n6mero de eAtampidog.
anunciaPon 10 pregenCia de exQuiAito
champagne. notR CuIminRnbe de IL
brillante fiesta.
A eaas aIturas, fu6 aCuerd0 preve-
mir oil buen amigo don Antonio COAde
que, on una noche de Ia ssmanR en'
trante, nos veriamos precisadO0 a in-
vadir los salones de "a hermoSa quin'
ta, como el vecino mas Immediate.
Acceptable el reto. prol0r gados RpIRu'
aos aaludRFon al gRlNnte amigo que
demoStr6 % sRtia faoCi6n. bAiIando con
Santito (que bsila requetebiep) IN geis
eptra, ' On vez de triple 6ater5a, se Ian
zRron 81 salon Chicos y grandeg. y hu-
bo DANA muy respectable, que dijo qne
no bAiIabR desde que estuvO en- SantO
Domingo. Si bien de ESQ no h&Ce n1u
ChO tempo.
Serfqn las 5 q. m. Ouando abandona'
mos, COD pena, ls quints que de- A.
bergue & Is muy Querida y respectable
familia ChAvieF. & lR que solo podempa
ofrecer nueBtro homenaje de simpatfa
y aratitud. II
Ed Cssi aeguro que entire Ia de anp'
che ' Ia del iueves. On cRaa de Condo,
medic Otra, en- ell hotel de mOda. pedi'
de expontkneamente por don Ramon
FigueroG. \
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Ell DogoGlO do Ia carn0
ESQ esta dando que hacer en- toda
la isla.

Ell negocio de- la carne sigue dan
do iuegO en- toda la isla. A este
respecto un peri6dico de la ciudad
del oeste da cueDta del siguiente
hecho:
GNos hemos enterado hoy de cue
don Agustfn Mangual, rematista del
expendio de carnes de res en- la
pr6xima semana, ha sbandonado
dicho remate,
FL honorable alcalde ha oTdena-
do la conhscaci6n de la fianza de
100 pesos. la cual iDgresara en- los
fondos municipaleS.
No hemos hoy de entretenernos
en- averiguar las causas que haya
tenido eI rematista para abana aonar
la subasta. p9ro ST nos apFesura-
mos q publican el suceso y q anun-
ciar que desde Ell lunes y durante
toaa Ia senlana entrante el abasto
es ibre.1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12
SIGUE Ell Nancy.
Verdaderas gangas. IN
Nuevo sUrtido

VeFQaueFaS g&H8NSs IN
Nuevo sUrtido.
De die en- dia % ven mas o0nOuFri.
dos los establecimientOs de ArFiYf
Hermanos. Ii Vizcaina. San Francia'
90 Al, La GIOris. Cruz Is, y ell famo5o
CieIo FOrtRIezR 25. con el nuevo Surti-
do de telas de m0da. enCUjeg, cuellos,
Camisav. Cameg. Colch0neg. y los Hegs-
d Dor medic de eupOnea. han C0nquis8'
tado al pueblo. Conatante BArAtilio-
A CENTAVOLAS ROsAs FINA$
LAS ROSAS DE UN BOUQUET
TODAS A CENTAVO, aiempre qup
81 bouquet no se pida de flores de ma
miOma cIase. TRES JARDINES
QUE DAN 500 ROSAS DIARIAS.
SERVINGS pe6idos & domiCilio Dor
nuestTR Cuenta. u usted antiCipadat
mC ntO NOS esCribe pOr COrrec. Hay
unR casiIls especial para Il venta de
floreg frente { b Carretera. Heto
Rev (Parada de u Ollarisl Stop 34t
FSiio Tega Ne0ores. p. O. BOX "a
Rio PiedPRge n
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En- 81 Jug ado nlOni-
CipaI.
JulClO pot dGnOne ella do GXtraGr
madOraS on t0rrOnOS dol FuG-
bio do Puerto Rico,

Ell sargento San MILAN y el ca
bo Lopez pressntaron ante ell Juez
municipal denuncia contra los Sc
flores Pedro Tglesias y Carlos Cid,
por extraer maderaS de terrenoS
pertenecientes al pueblo de Puerto
Rico.
Ambos son socios, y ell segundo
tiene ell suministro de lena para
ell depaTtamento Consolidate,
Este juiciO, viene de atras, y va
antes fu6 condenado Desiderio Gar
cia.
Desflaron ante Ell Tribunal va
rios testigos, declaFando. extensa-
mente.
Ell Lcdo. Eduardo Acufla defsndi6
q los acusados.
Su dicci6n fu& concisa y elocuen-
te, tspdente & demostrar que el que
mandaba q cortar La lena era Ell
sefor Iglesias, autorizaao con per-
misc de la Estaci6n Naval y que
Ell senior Cid, no hacia mas que COM
prar la lena q dicho senior Iglesias
En- todo caso-dijo 81 abogado
defensor, suponiendo que no fuera
bastante al permiso, solo cabe Ia
acci6n civil contra Iglesias. perO
nunca la criminal por cuanto no
h0bo la intenci6n daflada y por
tanto no hay delincue uencia.
Iglesias tue sentenciado a seis
meses de arresto 8 dcscientos do
liars de- multa. El Sc ntenciadO ape
10 de la sentencia.
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Ella VILLA DE MADRID.s-En
este estabgecimiento. montRdo 81 estlso
de Europa, han EeCibido muchas move"
dRdes tales como pafl0 do bl lar fran
C6s Nlmohadas de plumaS, vichy9 in'
glegeB para Camigaa, ICasimires lngIesea
aIfombFas de oFiente persl9n Iowa. col
ch0netsB. paFs guaS. y Q! cele0fe uFanse
GChe&ter.p iGPRn Gurtldo de coID1tsss
pRffuelOB De gedas y peY tumerlA france
90. En GLa Villa de MadFld0 compTa
todas lag pers0nns de Gusto retinado.
Sar FrenciGcc 81. Tel6fono no 273
Stn Juan Puerto Rico D. 2.
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! 8 mas me80B.

FTeUaSos d los SnspOnesstss sO6rs EibTe-
fna. Sa aortaar$n 3 todOS Los afSo8 en-
ire Ios que mas 90 diStingan pOr 50
cOnatanCia en- eli AhOrrO.
HOras De Casa: Para Les impOsiciO-
Des61o& de L. manana, y del & 81
de Is tarde los dfas laborables; y de ct
{ 1O} dela mafIana los DominGos. Para
IL extracCiones Las mismRs hOras ak
septo h de Los D0mingoB.
Re0I0nse1stO de Ia 8sOoS69s: Las per-
gonaG que interesen mss p0rmenorea
RobFo Ia impOsiciones, extracCioneG
manera de fquidRF inter IeVes. etc, pue-
den goIiaitar an eiempEar an u Gaia.
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FuAGI0N De n ODA.

Mn6SnR NO de funoi6u La P fess !:
6socsnSark y.prepSrSF6 ana Funci6n de
Moda' a'para 81 iueves IA del CorFisnte,
10 que goF6 dediOAdS al bellO aexo.
Las damas. .que:AOistan a teatso del
PaTuqe pasRd0 mamma. ser6n obBe.
quiadass con .un ej9mplat de la danza
LsJOs..de tt. original de La PreS0.
"a programs ser6 eSColidO y atrEt
Tente.
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New York, Sbre. IL, l-30 P. M.
Los diputados recientemente elec-
tos en- Espsna son lao ministerial
les, 81 conservado ras, % republica-
nos, independientes y s carlistas
La preRsa liberal acusa al 60
biePno de haber consentiao ruido-
sos xpucheFazosH, mRnifestanao que
las actas De much os diputados mi-
nisterial6s no podran acsptarse.
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Los DIPUTADOS ELECTOS

Actsase al gobierno de comOinaclo-
nes cuyO Obje'o fu6 debilitar ell
fuerte contingente De candidates
republicanos muchos de los cuales
no han triunfadO merced a tales
combinaciones.
Sc afrma cue ha 4riun fado poP
Madrid el candidate doctor Rafael
Calzada, prominente republicano
espa1ol residente en- la Argentina,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12
FaIIO taVorabI0|

La Corte Municipal ae MsyaQuez
oonden6 eD:la me mana de ant or, & Ia com
pafifs SalieerR s que paqara al sefiOF
MOntaIv0 Golberg Ia SumR de d0sCietos
Cuarenta y seis dollars Ouarent9 y dos
CentAvOg mas el paGO de tOdaS Lac COS
tSS.
LIev6 "a representation del GeGOr
Montalvo G0lbsrR, ell jOv On don JoG6
r FreyrO. i 81.
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Dohs Carolina Busto 10 Dc BursOt

Aver ingres6 en- ell hospital Pres
biteFiano De Santurce la distipgui-
da esposa de nuestro amigo don
Victor BurSet, dofia Carolina Bus
telo.
Fu6 con el objeto de sOmeterse
una operaci6n quirdrgica, la que
sera practicada maiiaps, bsjo la di-
recci6n del h&bil Ciruiano doctor
Ordohez, secundado por otros me-
dicos de esta ciudad.
Deseamos un feliz 9xlto en- La
operaci6n de nuestra distinguida
amiga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12

DNsPUEs DE PROBAR todos log sngnGo-
sos remedioG que ss anuncian es cuando mo
90 agradece Ia efcaoia RADICAL del DigsSti-
vo Mojarrieta, cuya Supertoridad eSta un1Ver-
aPImente conhrmadS.
Our&cioneS degeBperadas en- perSonas olen
Conooidas que 10 tomAron durante tres ms
Ss1 son las que 10 han hecho gloriogo, pero
an colo estuohe produce meior efecto que
una dooena de frascoS de cualquier otro re-
medic; poroue ademSS de ser sl dniCo verda.
dero Curative radical del eBt6mago y del
intestino, sin engafoga acci6n cslmante, sS
Dipestivo y Pufifcador de los almentoS-
Be dsbe exigir que ceda hostia tenga gra.
hado al nombfO Digestive MoJaFTieta.
DOp6slto general de las Earmacias de BlaHc0 CGs
Ram6n Hlunszan = Ftdel GuilleEmsty, On san Juan
de PaeFtoRiGos dc ya1ta "a H9 pTlncapaleA pE08GS
erias dEuropa Ana&FtND.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12

Ell ExtFacto de Malta de Pabst.
fortalece 81 sistama nerviosO, FeCupe.
70 el sueflo, pr0mueve un0 buen8 d.
ReBtiOn y asegura an saludabIe apetitO:
Sc vende pOr d0oenas y CSjas en- eI
aImaCen de M. &. Calder6n y GO.
Tetusn IL .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12
CALMA EN- TOXIC

New York. sbfe. 70, l-3o P. n.
Dicen de- Toxic que reina slii
desae aver tarGe completa calmS.
En- Ia cludad hay concentrates nu-
merosas fuefzas.
Las casRs en- que residen el mar
cues de Ito y el baron lnouye,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12

estan custoaiadas por fuerte Gordon
de tropas De infanteFfa.
Hay numOrosOs spres0s, acusadOs
De haber tornado parte activa en-
los dltimOs acontecimientos Di-
chos presos seFan sevePa mente cas-
tiga0Os.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12

dos. La mayor parte de los p i
meros no han podido ser identifi-
cados y ell estado de los segundos
en- su maycrfa es grave, .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12

En- Gusyarns fa6 Sorprendida una
iugsda s 10 prohibido. habiendO Sido
enunciadas trece personas. quieneH
fueron condenadas pRgaF 100 dollars
de malta 8 so di&B de arreat0. -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12
BalcO Territorial J Agrfc9Ia
De Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROs.

EnposscSogses so6re ZS6retas: Des60
1925 g 81, 900, deVenRar6n intereses nj
6 pOP 100 3nual.
IsnposiCiOsses d pE0sO fJo: Desde
5000 en- adelante devenRarSn interGs Sl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12
ELECCIONES EN- ESPANA

New York, Sbre. 12, l.30 p. m.
D.cen de- Madrid que Sc han ve-
rifcado elecciones convocadas por
el gobierno que preside el senior
Eugenio Montero Rics.
Las elecciones han tenido lugar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-12


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