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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30

Ava Willing. a beauty of Philadelphia.
She was married to Mr.. Astor in Feb
ruary, 1891.
The first John Jacob Astor was a
financial success of the first rank In
1889 he was a merchant in New York,
who dealt in furs and pianos, certainly
most singular combination. Five
years before that he was poor immi-
grant working for 50 n week as a de
livery boy to n German baker In the
course of time attaining success as a
merchant he began to put his money
into land and, his prophesy of the
growth of New York having been ver-
fled. he became wealthy. He was the
richest man in the city and worth the
then fabulous sum of $1,OOO,OOO.
The two present heads of the Aston
house are William Waldorf. who lives
in England, and John Jacob, OF New
York. To-day the combined Astor es-
tate is estimated at S45O,0OO,OOO and
it Is said will reach $1,000, 100000 be-
fore many years pass. William Waldorf
Astor IS a keensighted business man.
prudent and energetic. John Jacob has
been Interested in literature and scen-
tlfic subjects. but in real estate matters
he has been quite content to follow
the lead of his more progressive coll-
sin. The English Aston is worth about
three times as much as John Jacob.
but the latter manages to worry along
somehow on about Sl0O.OO0.OOO. The
wealth of the Astors is in land and
writer. William S. Bridgman, says
their fortune does not depend, as most
of the others do to greater or less cx-
tent, upon the life of any individual
or individuals. Industries may change
and fuctuate railroads may he injured
by new competition or new Inventions
but nothing can stay the expansion of
the American metropolis: and it can,
not. expand without paying an ever
greater tribute into the Astor Golfers
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30
NOW I


There's but one word upon the face Of
Time
That word is Now"
Heed it before you hear Lies evening
chime,
Your head to bow.
"Now" is the crisis of mans circum-
Stance
His life, his all;
The trial of his fortitude-his chance
TO rise or fall.
The column waits, the old flag floats on
high
But soon the sun
VIII count Il day lost, and in sadness
sigh,
NO battle won"
The potter'S clay is in thy hands to mold
An angels face
Why leave it, idly, to turn crude and
cold.
And lose its grace?
Great Now, while yet we sing. you glide
away
In mystic air.
Out from the sunshine of the glad to-day
On. on to where
Tomorrow. YOUTHS bright harbinger. stll
thrivpS---
Twill never be:
If man should have Il hundred thousand
lives
He'd find in thee
The power that made the lily first dis
close
Her wealth of white
The corner stone from which Time >
temples rose
The source of Might.
Success.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30

The Kaiser's recent journey from
Hanover to Hamburg. distance of
about 100 miles, was accomplished I'm
about three and half hours
Owing to the rain, the Emperor had
intended to travel in the royal train,
but the weather becoming fine he eX-
pressed his intention OF making the
journey by motor car in order to enjoy
the beauties OF the I.llneburger Heath.
across which he would have to pass.
In the forest the royal train. which
had left Hanover shortly after the
Kaiser. came in sight
His majesty Immediately gave or
dcrs to his chauffeur to quicken speed.
ana the motor. a Mercedes car. dashed
forward at the rate of about sixty
miles an hour.
His majesty enjoyed the sensait, m
immensely. and was anxious to race
the royal train. He had long express
ed a desire to see such race. and mad
maintained that on straight road the
automobile would win. The race vas
entered upon with great Zest. but wv
Ing to the curving OF the road had TO
be abandoned.
Near Celle the royal car met with
an accident. A loud report was
heard. the automobile staggered, tuyn-
ed, tilted sideways. and almost pitch
ed into the ditch. one of the tires had
burst.
The Emperor continued his Journey
to Hamburg on Il car which was fol-
lOwing.-London Mail.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30

apple tree and the perilous voyage was
at an end.
From their perch in the apple tree
they saw men running toward them
with ladders. and three women follow
ing sturdily in the wake of the men.
In few minutes the unwilling voyag-
ers were standing on solid earth again.
answering as best they could the many
questions OF the chattering group
about them.
May ask where we are?" the clcr-
gyman ventured when the curiosity OF
their rescrers had been somewhat ap-
peaSed.
you're In Clifton Mills. in the north
crn part of Kidgeway county," one of
the men replied.
The bride took Il step forward
'"Thcre amt Il Sereny Hawkins
round here. is thereT she asked eager
ly.
Eyes. dcaric," said one of the wont
Ell. "Screny Hawkins place is about
mile beyond here"
The bride pressed her husbands arm
and turned TO him glowing face
80. Jim" she whispered tits turned
out Il beautiful wcddin' journey, after
all. "-Indianapolis Sun.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30

man eSsaycd one look over the side Of
below gave him queer sensation and
drawing the girl yet closer to him he
fixed his eyes ON the clergyman's face.
\ moment later there was a slight
shock. He was aware of feeling Of
giddin"SS; he heard Il cry of horror
from the crowd far below. The ccr"-
nony stopped short Indeed, the cler-
gyman dropped the book from his
nrrVelcss hands. The girl c,1lng un.
steadily to the side of the car, while
the two men, clutching the ropes.
peered over the side.
What they SAW struck terror 10 their
hearts. The crowds. the fair grounds.
tie whole earth. WAS falling away
from them with Sickcning rasidity.
Many feet below them the broken end
Of the trcachrrous rope swaycd and
danglcd in the breeze.
"We'vc broke loose" gaspcd Jim in
tones of horror.
The three. whitefaccd and tram-
bling, stood staring at one another,
stunned by the suddenncss of ii all. II
was the girl who recovered her wits
first
"Wc-wc-can't help it," she faltcr-
cd. "but anyway. we'll he married"
1t was indeed Il strange wedding.
The clergyman chung to the side of the
car. which swaycd and rocked danger
| ously, and the contracting parties
graspcd the other side. But somehow
the service was hustled through, and
just as the balloon was lost to sight
IN the cloud bank the two were pro-
nouuced man and wife.
For nearly an hour they floatcd
| along above the clouds. Then the great
ball above them began to shrivel some
what and they sank gently. At sunset
| they were quite near the earth travel
ing, as they could plainly see, rapidly
| toward the northwest. Fields and vii.
lagos flew past beneath them-and nj.
ways they sank lower as the hot air
| in the balloon gradually cooled.
| Presently they were brushing the
| tree tops, which tilted the ear sharply
and threatened momcntarly to spill
| them 10 earth. The clergyman. pOkin1
| beneath the seats on either side of tho
ear, emerged triunphantly with Il
grapple anchor and Il coil of light rope
Hreathlpssly he east the anchor over
the side For Il time it swung to aud
| fro like huge pendulum. then caught
fast in the branches of an elm neal
Il big. white farmhouse. The rope
pulled taut; the car jrrked and tilted
ana swayed, then the balloon SAM,
gently into the branches Of huge
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30
Neck and Neck.

The lawyer for the plaintiff had fin
ished his argument, says Green Bag,
and counsel for the defense stcppcd
forward to speak, when the new Judge
Interrupted him. His eyes were wide
open. and filled with wonder and ad-
miration for the plea of the plaintiff
defendant need not speak," he
said. plaintiff wins"
But, your honor" said the attorney
for the defendant, Fat least let me pre-
sent my case"
"Well, go ahead, then" said the
judge, YEARLY.
The lawyer went ahead. When he
had finished the Judge gaped in even
greater establishments
Don't it beat all" he exclaimed.
Nov defendant wins"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30
Beyond the Reach of SOap.

While playing with other children n
few days ago n little 6-year-old girl
was overheard by her mother to call
one of her mates Il id fool" She
Immediately called the child into the
house. talked with her seriously on the
sin Of profanity, and proceeded to
wash her mouth with strong soap and
water in the most effectlal manner.
When all was over the little yirI
looked up in her mothers face and
said: well. mamma, | s'pose von
think you've done II now. but there,
lots Of little d-s way down nv
throat you never hit.'-Boston Her.
aid
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30
The First Erie Can,i Boat.

The William Tell was the first boat
to piss over the Erie Canal from Buff
falo to Albany and down the river to
New York. Her cargo consisted en-
tircly Of hocshcads. barrelcs and bot
ties of Lake Erie water. part of which
was mingled with the waters of the
bay of New York on the occasion of
the great fetc in celebration Of the
opening Of the wonderful waterway.
Her passen2Irs included Governor De
Witt Clinton, the leader in the canal
enterprise, and y delegation Of states
men and DISTINGUISHED persons from
foreign lands ana various parts Of The
United States.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30
KNOWS SECRETS OF NATURE.
Untutored Savage Will Often Autici-
pate the Learned Scientist.


1t is curious how the untutored say
age often gets an inkling of scientific
phenomena long before the savans
OF the civilized community attain an
insight into the same natural causes
and effects. True, the savage in such
cases can assign no definite reason for
his belief, but relies apparently OF his
intuition, or. more accurately, his keen
observance of sequence in effect
In Egypt there are few petroleum
wells and the natives make a rude
attempt at distillng the produce to
produce Illuminating oils to be burned
in lamps that are marvels of simple
ity and inefficiency, as measured by
modern standards. The oil made by
the native smokes dreadfully under
any circumstances and in the rude
lamps he employs it is simply insuffer
able to the European.
The native, however. is wise beyond
he will reply that he prefers the smoky
native oil TO the imported article. ~
the smoke drives away the mosou-
! toes and malaria" Ten years ago such
Il statement would have been ridi-
culed, but to-day, in the flush of tho
discovery OF the transmitting agency
Of the malarial parasite, the associa-
ton of the mosquito and malaria by
the native is remarkable, to say the
least.
Another case In point Of recent dis
covcry is the finding in Africa by Il
traveller Of Il tribe of natives who de-
vote their entire time to the smelling
of ore and. curiously enough the ma
! tive process is not essentially different
from the modern furnace practice, and
yields iron that is superior to the Shelf
! field product. SOlomons declaration
that There Is nothing new under the
sun" finds daily fresh contirmati ton.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30

very patient monk makes but petu-
liant merchant.
The friend of sinners suffers most
Of all when sinners turn their backs on
Him.
The flock is likely to suffer for feed
when the pastor gets too anxious about
his fees.
A man has to learn to see God in
little things before He shows His
greatness
The man who boasts OF his breadth
of view often mistakes his ignorance
for his opinions.
The trouble with many business
men is that they are installing legal.
ty for righteousness.
Some people think they are plous
because they always have had a long
ing for golden streets.
You can blind yourself to your
brothers need. but you cannot blind
your Father to your sin.
A righteous man would rather be
ridiculous than be wrong; but he
would prefer to be neither
There are too many people drawing
revenue from pestilential alleys and
still singing about golden streets.
Many men act as though they
thought there were some mighty poor
bookkeepers In the Lords office
The longer man travels without
meeting trouble the more likely IL Ii
to topple him over when 1t comes.
The preacher who advertises his
doubts would trot out line Of faith
if he thought there was more money in
1t.
Probably Moses knew nothing of tho
botany of the burning bush. but no
professor ever got half rs much out
Of It,
There is no promise that smooth
people will slide into heaven. though
there is warning regarding the other
destination.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30
QUEEN OF SOCIETY.
Mrs. John Jacob Aston, an American
Woman, the Rage of London.

OmaHS TIC RuSc OI l1OuuOHs
Many Americans, and especially
those who look with longing eyes to-
ward the top round of the social lad
der. are fond of saying in knowing
and rather convincing manner that
Mrs. SO and SO, wealthy leader In
society, has gained her place by sheer
charm Of manner and that Mrs
Blank. multi-milionaire's wife.
holds her envied position in the fash
ionable world simply through grace
of character or sweetness Of DISPOSE
ton AS a matter of fact 1t often
seems to the everyday, common"
people that "character'' or personal
ity' has very. very, little to do with
the process of getting into" society.
Unlimited wealth, the knowledge Of
how to spend it and a very ordinary
disposition make a much more popular
combination among smart people
than do manner "charming.' "fas-
chatting" sweet" 'lovable," etc, ETC.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30
What ZlO Animals Eat-

The cost of feeding the animals III
the London Zoo last year was Stills
The principal items of food were 2O7
horses, 210 goats. 1892 pounds of fish
2J,l96 eggs. 6,S5l quarts of milk, and
l37 loads of hay.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30

f GO fro nj
strength because
W e GO fro III
struggle to strug-
gle.
If you are 60
ing to be happy
in heaven you
had better prac-
tice before you
go.
Many a man
who would be Il
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30
TRUMPET CALLS

Rams Horn Sounds Warming Note
to the Unredeemed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30

IF woman Is afraid OF losing her
hair she should put it in a safe deposit
vault
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30

1t pays to be good; If You get in the
p"nitcntiary it shortens your term.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30
immune,

Miss Pepprey-Not going in bath
ing?
Cholly-No, indeed. You know, they
say that theah's huge shark lurking
about the beach these days.
Miss Pepprey-Yes. but why should
that alarm YOU: They say it's a man.
eating shark, you Philadelphia
Press
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30

After Witnessing the average mill
tary drama it is easy TO believe that
war is what sherman said it was.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-30

instead OF trying TO kill two birds
With one stone use shotgun.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
N 0 I IGIAS

-H1y teFmiD6 81 culgo de iDg'SS de
lOs maestFoS pueI t0FFiquefos.
Hoy GO reuDif6 ID juntR diFeCtiva
del partid0 uni0niOts con 81 0bjeto de-
tratRr a0bFe vAFi0s RsuntGs impOItAn.
teB entire ellos el de loo n0mbr0miebt0s
de rnarshsly sub, b,maFsRl de Aguadilla.
No he sidO muy bien GCoiida en el
pals b negative de ID SecretaTfa de
Puerto Rioo 6 que diSpongan los syun-
tRmient0B de sus fondos de impPeViu-
tOg para Ea <Ligao PAreca a go Be es-
tAbleseTa an eiDiuctiOnS Gobre este
particular y que On 6ltimo extreme
fallRF6n los tribunales de juBtiCia.
EN- ID C6FCel del di8trito han iDgre-
sado diez personag puestas On hber-
tad seis.
Han sido traslsdsdoa de la c6rsei Il
preside. Melton Ocasio y NemesiO
PacheC0.
Los espOsCs WiathrOp salem boy
para AibonitO d0nde paGarkn R'gulos
diGs
-Ha aido denunciado sDte eI iuez
municipal. OlCfre WoICkers. porque
aver aCOmeti6 con an maehete s BRu
tists Ports lsifo sin que este q ofendie-
70. EI heCho Ccurri6 On Ia Marina.
ceTCa del pRseO de b Princess.
Els eXtrGor5inario el D6mero de
peraonas que aliSten & lOS juiCios que
diariamente 90 celebran ante los jueCeg
de PSF ' municipal.
-F6 tx Cruz multRd0 con $40 ppr
provocar 8 Nicolas Careers.
-LuCas Torres pOr iLfrirgir lag
ordenenzag de CarFetera multAdO C0n
tres dollars.
juan Carols. pOr llevsr armRS
prohl bidas. fu6 muItRd0 por el juez de
paz con S.. .1 +
Con motivo de ser aver eI onom6G-
tico del sefior Ramon NegF6n Flores.
aeCretari0 de Is junts esCOlAr de San
Juan. los maestrOs aefioFea Negr6n Co.
IIszo. SArriera. LauRier. Flores, ARE.
che y LlOmpRr. obsPquiSr0nle con una
pluma de orc y nGCsr.
Ell dia 90 deSpaChAr6 para I0B
EatRdos Unidos ell VRpOr americana
SCRrGOaG0.
Ell iDgenisro sefl0r Canals anteb
de entFegar los oficinaB como ingeniero
de los trabsjog del empY6stito. preSeni6 8
el pr0yeCtO paFa ID to = Z de agua en- el
baIuarte de eLNs Animas.S
-Eets msfIana S0li6 para Caguag el
abcgado Tizol. con el fin de defender
& los obreroa acusadOs Dor Ia pOlicfa
por aIterar 10 pBz en- 10 Ultima hueIgR,
-Hs regFeSadO de la isle Ell doctor
Gomez BriosO. de Is junt8 de sRpidad
lCCaI.
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Una SeTplsnto en- eI eSt6D6gO Do
On m6dIeO.

Norristown (PenDsiIvanis.) 26 de
Msrzo.-EI doctor j. W. Vsnghn de
de SondeFton. pc enCOntrabA en- nm
trAnVfa, CuaDdo foe at&cAd0 de terribles
dolores en- ell est6msRo.
El doctor. tsmiendO deSvAnecerse.
descendi6 del tFenVf3 y ae foe & una
farmaCia. & dOnde sConsult6 unO de
suacoleg&B.
Esto, despuea de examen r6pido des'
Oubri6 que el doctor Vaughn teu13 en-
el eat6msR0 una. serpiente.
Sc adminiatE6 81 paCiente un viOlen'
to v0mitiVO y Do aerpiente tuvO que de
sccupar 10 hs bitaCi6n que hs bfa etccg gi'
do para vivir. Era an reptil bien for
mado de Hiete y media pulgadag de lar
go.
Los m6dicos pienSan que Mr.. Vsnghn
GO ingiFi6 la serpiente Rl babsr, en- obg'
CuridRd. Cuando ae hallabA en- eStsd0 De
infioitamente peque1 y On que se de-
sarrOll6 en- el eot6msG0 del doctor
Mr.. Var ghn sufrfa, deSde hsCfG 6iempC
b. bfs tOmado muchas en@rgiCRs me
diCinas. pero no pOdfa imsginArSe que
sus suffimientos tuVieFan Origen d.
una serpiente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
MUJERES PALIDAS'

paidez sgno epobrecemento de sange Destrye
Ia beeza de la muer %3
padez revea dsmnuci6n de MuchaS mujere de
todas eades cases han perddo onroado meas
beeZa
dedad pobreza de Su nutTc6n deciene Cual
marcha ingeres vida I'm aspeco pado,
decado enfermzo ha dedo muchos todo
de mucha inas gnas amabes Los hombres buscan
6venes raqcas eneTzas Necesan jovenes de
beas entadoras forma eas sonrosadas enas de vida
de atractvos, alegreS felices.
81 Vino de Searns Acee de HgadO de BacalaO PepO
maravoso restauador cientco Posee
gado Odas las opiedde medcnaes del ace de bacaao
que asma rpdez Obra amento
la Aumenta enriquece la ssngre meor la complexion
general engendra energfa. No tiene rival
Dr. Julio Audino del Colego de Medcna de Barcelona, dice
siguente Habendo usado eXo Vino de Searns
derandoo preparado merecedor de mayor conna
evenajas de sare vaco
en- los de debiidad, etc.
haan ben de todos los parCu
noabsmo remeo nosotrO garanaos
las intermediates esta ndicado.
De eventa en- !
FREDERICK STEARNS GA,
Fabrcantes de QuimcOs Farmaceutlcoa
a.e DETROIT, NOH E~U. a. +
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TIaavIa d Mlyaggez.
oonssIo de Administrator.

POr faIt8 do E6mero uufiCieDte de
aCCioE iatas no puGlo oelebERrve d iunta
general Ordineris C0nvoCads para 81
dia % del c0TEieute. y sa cita para 81
domingo pr6ximo 3 de Setiembre 8 las
8 de d msfIsn& On ID sala de d EatR-
ci6n. pudiendo tFatSrEe sin Iimitk ci6n
de nirg6D R6nerO todoa IoS aauntcs que
ae presenter. cuaIquiers que sea 81 d
nero de Sccioniatas que c concuFra. Sc.
g6u 10 defeFmina 81 ReglnmantR. Ma-
p gusz % de Ag0sto de 1905. - II Il.
1zon6ndes. presidents. -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
I'm MOSQUITO de PaIo
Seco y un IeC ChI6n de
GuainabO

M.-Hola, puerCo, to feDiCito. Tie.
neg Ia vida gAraDtizeda hGsta NOViem-
bra, graCiOS 10 fSmOsR circular.
L-Ts eQuivoCag. desgrO ciadO. Esa
circular no puede pRsAr, p0rque como
eG una seEie de deGatinoa ell GobieEnO
suspender& 90 crmplimientO. Mira
anmo 10 Junts local de SRnidRd de San
Juan In rech'zRy ell Ayuntamiento
Ordena no complimentary.
M.-Es0 Rers 10 que tase an gaStFe.
Hay que proteger Los jRmones y ena-
butid0S de ChiCs go y ID TnantaCR de
iiem; y un buen medic para clio es
Guapender % matanzR de ustedeS du'
ESnte seis meGeg.
L Mo pasR 10 digO. Eu | % EstA-
dos Unidos se come Carne de card0
todo 81 no. Sc Ouspende ID mAtRnz1
durante Hais meses para CebSFnOS bien.
y porque durante el CalOF NO Se pue'
den prepSrsr los jAmoneg y picadlllos'
Euss 90 dsflsn enseguldR. Sc deJa,
DOR 10 tRnto, la induBBsia para loG me-
Des de frfO. ,, 6 10 vez. % nthoian
nerdOs Suficientes para todO el Afi1 y ae
COnaerVa 10 Carne an hiel0.
M.-EntOnCes aquf hAbrs que conner
Oarne csrdO impOrtRdR de Lon EstadOS
UnidoS. All! 70 Comprendo. FL pro-
teGciOnismO.
L.-PiengR NAL y RCsrtAraB.
MA nOsotroS no nos pFe0cupR eI
Cierre de los Rlgibes, pOrque VivimoS
muy bien On Las alCsntRriOlag y en- Los
mSnglares. YO me he alOiado Siempre
On Las Ci6oegAs del puente de San An
tonic. Mirame que gordo eSt0y. Fue'
da deciVse que viv0 en- a9S cSFrlt0S. a
la ida me pegO al Ocgote de un yAnq9l
y voy ChupRndO, haa6a el Union C|'S6.
A ls vueGta me C;Avo on 10 orejS de 40
csngreierO y me &limentO hasta l'egaE
& 10 C&FCeO. VlvO. amigo lech6n. co.
mo si fuer0 an carpet bGggeT8.
L.-Nuestrs AuerSe 60 may deFgra-
ciedn. AhorR nueAtro aIimento tiene
nue ser sin Suciedad. SQ16 nos daraL
A mi que me guSta tAntv JosGT. Pact
ouerid0 musqulto, suprimldO el jo9Gr-
ST me dan biateque con pAtataS peraf
de California me dejO mOfir de ham
bre sntes que conner ESQ. 70 qulerC
ger como DlCg me ha hechO. Nae
I0ch6n v quierO moFiF CC chino.
M,-Te SpEuebO el guHtO. PerO deS
euidH que eOtns leyeB De caracter mos
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ia. To aerSs peEeTc0 para t0dR tu vldl
70 mosquito per A6culS Aecuiorum
Juan MosQuitero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
Al PUBLIcO.

Los sefores r. SiTeGusR y Co,
0Qenteg generates en- est8 iGla de Ia
Nustr0ci6n ArttstScG. nos participan
que zArjsdas Las 1ificultOdes que han
eDtorpeCidO el serVici0 regular de di,
chs publicaci6n, desde eBta fechR se
Iaarvir6 puntuaImente todos Loo suB-
critores por el activo aqaDte don Vic.
tor M. Marin. residente en- IR cAlle de
TetuSn no. 48. donde pueden dirigirse
todos los que deueen adquirir ID men.
Cionada pub!iCaci6n. s -1
San Juan, P. r.. .21 Ag0sto 1906.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

POR CUANTO hSbiendo presents
do en- COrte alberta el abogado don
r .ul B 4nediCtO una moCi6u 6 nOmbFe
de don Ram6u Busdes Carols sOliCi.
tando el dominic de 10 SiGuiente Fl 1ca:
Solar con casa de mRderR en- NAL
estado, situadR en- la Csrretera del bR-
rrio CatsfI0 de Btysm6n, compuesta
doCe metros de frente por veinte y echo
defondO, ColindsDte por 10 derecha en-
trando con Ia SuceBi6n de don Juan
Feli6 que represents dG f1a Fl0rentins
Feli6. DOR In izQuieria cen don Julio
MOntell , por 81 fondO CON 10 Playa.0
POR TANTO y h9bi6ad0se dis
DuestO pOr el Hon. Emilio del TOrO.
Jutz de eata Corte. se pubIique % Pc
tici6n DOR tFeB VeCe8 en- an peFl6dICO
de los de mas publiOidad de eotR Ciu'
dad para que los que tepgAn Hlgdn dere-
cho real sobre el inmueble desOritc, Ias
personas ignoradss s quienes pueda
periudiCar d inscription 8oliCitada y
en- general todo Ell que deaee oponeFae
en- 81 t6Fmin0 de gesentB dfsg naturaIeg,
pueda efectuarIo hbrO Is pregente en-
San Juan de Puerto Rico & tFeiata de
JUNO de 1905
Jose E FSguerGs. SecretariO. Por
IsSdOTO D. DelgGdO. SsCretariO auxl'
liar. 3v.