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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-06
EASTEl LILIES AUCTION

Having recently bought the Roel Farm Of c.
5. Wilkins. will sell at public auction, on the
premises. one mile from the village of WEST
DUMMERSTON. VT
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-06

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terday."
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know why
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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-06

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since. and l1il
it."
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ed her severel
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ly; TASK me
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looked dream
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-06

More than s2S0.00o000 worth Of
property in the United States was
destroyed by fire last year, making
the largest annual ash heap in the
history of the country.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-06

Robert IaFoHette was inaugural
ed governor of Wisconsin for a third
serm at Madison. Tuesday. Jan. g.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-06

Theodore Thomas. the famous
musical director. died in Chicago
wednesday. Jan. 4. of pneumonia He
was sixty-nine years old.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-06

The japanese captured 25,O0o pris-
oners at Port Arthur. The total num-
ber of the inhabitants is $4,000, of
whom 10000 are sick
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05
THE SPANISH NAVY.
Boston Herald. J

Ever since the close of the late war
Spain has been talking of schemes for
the building up of navy. Thus far
little that is practical has come from
them. Now it is suggested by the
Spanish admiralty that a program
entailing an expenditure of something
more than $67, 100000 be sanctioned
by the Cortes, this amount to be
spent during period of years for the
building of battle ships and torpedo
craft. No cruisers are to be included.
1t is thought that this amount would
provide for eight battleships of IA, 900
tons each, and leave $12, 1000, 900 for
the construction of torpedo boats.
Some of this work is to be given to
Spanish yards, but the greater part
Of the battieships will be set up in
shipyards of other countries. The
complete disaster which overlook the
Spanish cruisers in the war with the
United States doubtless accounts for
the proposal to limit new expendi-
lures to battleships and torpedo boats.
Possibly the Spanish Cortes may ques-
tion the expediency of spending such
an amount of money at this time in
rebuilding the navy, which, even
were all the ships suggested now
afioat, would not be able to defend
Spain from the greater naval powers
of the world, and there is no reason
for seeking protection from the small
er countries. The already heavily
burdened taxpayers of Spain will not
relish such an addition to the load
which they must carry.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05
INDIANS NOT FARMERS.
(St. Louis Republican.


After many long years of earnest
effort to make farmers of the Indians
the government has finally been com
PEELED to acknowledge that the ex-
pertinent has proved a failure. Today
less than 1000, 600 of the 10000, 900
acres of tiliable land in Indian terri
tory is under cultivation, and even
that small portion is cultivated in a
crude, haphazard manner that gives
only hint of the bounteous returns
of which its marvellous fertility is
capable. 1t is evident folly to with
hold this magnificent empire of agri-
cultural and mineral wealth from
development, so the bars have prac-
tically been lowered and a new field
of untold wealth opened to the ad-
vance of civilization and progress.
The result is that thousands of am
bilious Americans are turning their
eyes to the Indian territory. Large
numbers of them have already gone
there, either to inspect or locate;
other hosts are on their way, and
multitudes are getting ready to go.
The total land area of the Indian
territory is 81 400 miles, about that
of the state Of Indiana. The popula-
tion in 1890 was 1870, 1872; in 1900,
399, 900, or an average yearly increase
of 21.67 per cent. At this rate the
population at the close of 1908 was
$50, 900, and at the end of 1904, $780,
900. Unquestionably, however, these
figures are far below the mark.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05
ATHENA, SEPTEMBER 5, l9oI

Colonel g. e. S. Wood, in the Paci-
fic Monthly, puts in plea for free
dom of peddlers' privileges because
peddlers offered to sell good stoves and
good wagons to the farmers Of East
ern Oregon and Idaho little cheaper
than the country merchant OF that
district offered them the same line of
goods. The Salem Statesman gets Mr..
Wood across a barrel, saying his plea
is one of those often heard of suspi-
cious class; of a plausible appearance
at first sight, but untenable in the
actuality. The average peddler takes
from the country and gives nothing
back to it. Being nomadic he has
no home, supports no part OF the gov
ernment where he works; is con-
sumer of the products of the country
where he works for only day. Max
ing no improvements in the country,
supporting no producer of the coun-
try, maintaining no establishment,
having but little or no capital invest
ed, there is no argument in favor OF
permitting his calling without special
taxation, that will hold water
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05
PULPIT sENsATIONALIsM
(Terre Haute Star.

The Irrepressible Bishop Potter has
again broken out and once more the
pot of controversy is boiling in conse-
quence. Not long ago he suggested
the advisability of running saloon
las Christ would run it," or some
thing equally as absurd. Now he is
preaching sensationalism from the
pulpit. "If man will come to
church in case ministers wear red
coats and not if they wear black ones,
then wear red ones," he says. Well,
if the idea is merely to get men to
church, and if sensationalism is to be
the method adopted to attain the end,
there really ought to be no trouble
about it at all. little vaudeville
act might help some. The singing of
the latest popular songs doubtless
would draw packed houses for every
service, provided the small boys
would be allowed to whistle the
chorus. A black faced act would be
popular with class. 1t might be a
good idea to set some of Ella Wheeler
Wilcox's poems to music for the bene-
fit of the sensational portion of the
congregation. Indeed, if sensational
ism is to be the order of the day in the
pulpit, there should be no trouble at
all in getting the crowd. But there
are still a few old fashioned people
who prefer the old fashioned church
service, and the old fashioned pulpit
methods. Bishop Potter is either
very unfortunate in being placed in
false light before the world through
the misapprehension of the press re-
ports or else he missed his calling. II
all the press reports concerning his
remarkable propositions are true, he
should have been press agent for a
circus, the advertising agent for a
publishing house or the proprietor and
bartender of a model saloon in the
fashionable section of the city. For
the sake of his calling it is to be
hoped that he has been misrepresent-
ed. 1t is decidedly disgusting and
uncomfortable for even those who
make no pIetensions of piety to read
of prominent churohman discuss
ing model saloons run as Christ
would run them" and advocating sen.
sationalism for the pulpit
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05
ANOTHER PAPER ROAD.
(Union Republican. J

The proposition of w. J. Cook to
extend the Wallowa Valley railroad
line to Walla Walla certainly looks
good to the people of the Grande
Ronde valley, and means, if the road
is built at all, that it will not make
Elgin terminus, but will pass on
through the valley--touching Union
posi- bly--and then on to some Snake
river or southern Oregon point, hav-
ing for an object the diversion of the
trade of this section to Sound cities.
1t seems to be generally conceded that
the Northern Pacific, or some great
corporation, is behind the Cook propo-
sition--a fact that might also account
for the evident solicitude of the O.
r. & N. company over the Wallowa
situation. ANY plan that promises
to bring to Union through line of
railroad will be welcomed. Our peo-
pie are tired of playing second fiddle
on the railroad map. We want first
place.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05

The secretary of the interior has
dismissed from the service of that
department Inspector Geo. +. Wilson
on account of disclosures made In
connection with the investigation OF
the charges against United States SEN
ator Mitchell, of Oregon. 1t was
stated by some of the witnesses in that
case that Wilson had promised favor
able recommendation in some of the
cases in which the witnesses were in
terested for consideration in money,
and it was claimed that in one case he
had accepted 5000. When called up
ON for an explanation he admitted
that hc had received the money, but
said that it had been exacted to en-
trap the man from whom 1t was taken
and that he had intended to return
the amount. This explanation was
unsatisfactory. and Wilson was re-
moved
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05

Japan's present available naval
strength is 253, 4O1 tons. Russia's
nominal naval strength is 226, ,780
but of these ships 102, 1855 tons are
shut up in the Black sea and Ss, 300
tons are interned in neutral ports,
aud are not available for hostilities.
In fact, Russia has been driven from
the sea, and her few remaining ships
are either coast defense vessels in
home ports, or are so scattered that
they could not hope to accomplish
anything. Japan, on the other hand,
has raised number of the Russian
ships sunk at Chemulpo and Port
Arthur, and has captured number
in the Japan sea, which will be re-
paired for use in war.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05
IMMIGRATION.
Washington Star. ]

Is the United States ON the boom?
Look at the immigration figures. In
February fifty odd thousand foreign
ers landed at the port of New York,
and in March over 100000. Thus in
one month more people were added to
our population than the state of Ne
vada contains; more than may be
found in any one of many of our
thriving young cities. all; are seek
ing to better their condition and all
are here for that purpose. Some of
them are doubtless undesirable people
but the great majority will prove good
material for the making of American
citizens. AS nation we are on the
boom. Our reputation as the land OF
opportunity keeps up, and in all the
countries of Europe the poorer classes
are stirred by the story. We our
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05

selves at times seem to undervalue our
inheritance. What appears to the
German, the Italian, the Russian and
the Irishman as something rich be-
yond compare, and induces him TO
pull up bis native stakes and travel
thousands of miles to get in touch
with, is to us matter of the every
day, and we quarrel with it and
about it, and talk about the down
ward road to perdition. If the for
eigner may learn from us, we may in
this thing learn from him.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05

Mosquitoes form the principal in
gredient in the atmosphere of Pana-
ma, says government clerk, who
has thrown his job into the half COM
pleted canal and returned. 1t must
be annoying for man to have to
take snow shovel and scoop the mos
quitoes out of the air SO as to get a
clear place when he wants to breathe.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05

According to a veteran New York
detective who has just gone on the re-
tired list after nearly forty years OF
service, the trust principle or combi-
nation Of interests does not prevail
among criminals. In the recital of
his experience, which he has impart-
cd to an interview, it is set forth that
gangs" are by no means as common
today as they were when he first took
TO sleuthing, and that pals" and
partners are growing few. The
modern criminal prefers to do his
work alone. He ia the indie pendent
laborer, the individual operator, and
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05

A Port Arthur diver told the czar
that while he was working on the
sunken steamer Petropavovsky spirit
told him that when the Russians de-
feated Togo the boat would raise to
the surface unaided. A little refec-
tion shows that this is not SO un-
reasonable as it first appears.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05

having no associates runs less danger.
for the saying about honor among
thieves has little to rest on. Pals
are easily pumped when they do
not anticipate the need of the pro
cess by "squealing. T"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05

Secretary Shaw declares nobody is
authorized to say that he is a candi-
date for the presidency. 'Uncle joe
Cannon will continued, however, to
have strong suspicious.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-24
SuC0SOS y COneltOs.


Yo no conozc0 81 letting.
Aunque creo que 81 pafa est8 lIeno
de lettings.
Pero 81 ActSng que hay en 81 Consa-
10 EjecutivO. es lG mar de- simp6tic0.
lie Dc Cigarr0s & los Chicca de Aa
prensa.
Los otros, nada. No dan nads. AL
contrariO. Sobre todo el tesOrer0. pa.
rece an atroz enemig0 del tAbaCp.
Como que. si en- 81 CORsejo se pre-
sentasen los ilvestigadores de Rentas
On m0mentos en que el Acting FegAIa
ra cigarros & los cbSc0S. nada de ex-
trafio tendEfa que Ell tesorero mRndase
6 los sQentes & que elO registraran.S
Los cuaIes sgenteg dice nuestro CO.
rreapOnsal de Aguadilla que 30 en-
piezan { meter ID pata por aQuella ju-
risdicci6n.
Hombre! Qu6 graCiosos resultan
aIQunos indiviHuos cuando hablan p0r
ahl de buroCratismO , Otras cosas deli
Cadfsimas.
Por 81 stiro de pistOIas ibsn aver
dos patriOtas Do lance, y de prom to de-
tuvi6ronse:
Chico-dice uno-iQu6 piensas td
de Is burocracia9
-Qae es una coss como que viene
de 6ugYo.
-tQu6 atrasado estSs to en- achaques
de alta politica! BuroCrscia es ESQ
que sueIen lamar pOr nal nCmbre
tren de empleados, icOmpFendes9 Buro-
CraCia es el reverse de 6r9.JeT5G. lodi
ca bienestsr v casi casi hOIg4Dza.
--lAhl Pues pienso 10 peoF de h bu-
rOCracia. Oslo la burOCraciR. lGuerra
6 ID buFocraCisI
-Es0 eSi Aef me GUSTAV los h9m-
bres. Primero que bur6cratas pref
ramos ser toda R vida honrados brW-
.5Gs.s..
Despu6g, en- "a eequinR de ID antigua
intendencia acechaban un alto en-
pleado. .....
SPara voIarIo como al gran duque
Sergio. preguntan ustedes?
Pues, para esq precisamente, no. Lo
Acechaban para pedirle Cartitas de re-
ComeHdaci6n & Gin de ingresar el el
Cuerpo de mensaieroB.
ISaIud, bur6cFatas sen ciernes0!
PERIDEM.
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hBg0s aiI8lic1s
En 81 dosaIIO enlIa aIlnnOS ao
ID Hlgh School / Ia Nor
maj VsneloIOD 6SlOs.
Fue un hermoso dia
para los aIumnos.


Fueron derrotados los alumnOs De d
High School por los aIumnOa de d
Normal de Rio Piedras, obteniend0
solo 22 puntoB aqu6llos por IS de loa
segundos.
l11 TESTS reBuIt6 esp!6nd3da s pesaE
De hADarse presentado al dia. en- las
pTimeras horas aloo lIuYios0.
PeTfeOtamente org aniz sdOs los lue.
gOa no hub1 Is menor interruption.
CAda Vez que daba principle IN
juego que. por raz6n de ga cIase. tenfa
de anfemano delignado au eiti0. "a
muchedumbre Sc agolpaba en- direc-
ci6n s 81 y las bellas disCfpuIas de uno
y otr0 grupo animRban & los atletag
con dulces ffaseI, reQuiri6n i6ndoies 81
tFiunfo en- cada juego.
Un min de cortR edad, de apellido
Apellaniz, fu6 herido levemente on IN
music que con el acero de q lanz3 que
conducts uno de los saItSdores le inf
rio involuntariamente. Dicho niho
fue curado poF el fAcaItAtiYo seEor
Marc8no.
TeFminadas los eiercicios. Mr. Clop.
per. en- el bRlc6n de ID Model School.
representand0 ID High School di6 VII
vas & u Normal y ell Director de 6sta
Mr.. Miller los di6 & Ia High School.
"a solicitud de Msrchsn. uno de los
atl6tas triunfantes, se dieron Rtronado-
res ViVas & Los msestros Y deuss direC-
torres de ID fiesta.
Una smisi6n compuesta de cuatro
preci0sas & ID par qae simpStic2s Sc d J.
ritns, aCompanada de domas americas
mas. Sc diri0i6 al ediflcio de ID Normsl
desde la Modelo. con ell fu de obse-
QUAR- alIf 9 los atIetas de ambAs insti-
tuciones.
Obtuvieron prsmios los aiguientes
j6Venes:
Eiercicio 9. 100 yards dash. Ter.
premio, RomSn; %. R9m6u; 80. Can
tres. de Is Normal.
High 3atnap. Ter premio.. .H Hsusard;
q. Lippitt. de la High Sshoo'; ? 30.
Castro. de u NormSl.
100 yards. HurdIe Racs. Ter. pre-
mic, Rom6n; %. B Bsllber. de Il Nor
maj; y 8 , Hsussrd. de IL High School.
Putting 10 Bs. shat 10. M4ldo-
nado; 3 }. JIm6nez. de Is Norms' y %.
Erck, de ID High School.
220 yards run. 10. Roman; %.
March6n: y 80. CAntres. los tres de 10
Normal.
Pole ao0azt. 10. Lippitt: 80. Hou.
sard, de Il High School; y %. Mar
chan. de Ia Normal.
Quarter mile rataa. 10. Rom6p; %.
Cantrep; y 80. Bellber. los tres de Ia
Normal.
Tug Of q00r. Venci6 en- Inca Il
Normal.
Ha1f mile rus.-1o. Cantres; q.
CasablsnCa. de Ia Normal; Y 80. Lip-
pitt. de u High School.
Running bread jump. 10. Roman:
% March6n. de Ia Normal; v 80.
Elk. de Is High School.
one mile run. 10. CasabIanCa: q.
Gonzalez, , 81. Cantres. los treg de Is
Normal.
En- el relay race. venci6 ID Nor
NAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-24
Ia casa Do CsrVantss.
Podria desaparecer ese recuer-
do hist6rico.

D. Socrates Ottega. duefio de la ca
% que en- VaIladolid- Espa fia -habit6
el immortal autOr del GQuijote.0 , ha
escritO una carts Al director de Sci
Liberal : de Madrid.
FL senior Ortega (dOn S6cratee) Sc
muestra dispuesto 8 seCundsr ID
idea de que diCho inmueble sen adqui-
rido pOr ell Estado y declarado mOnu-
ment0 nacional.
El senior Ortega no tiene ir We
niente en- Ceder por 81 precio De tasa'
ci6n Ia prOpiedad de Ia fnca; poF 81
COntrariO, SO sentiTIa muy orgulloso;
per0 al mismo tempo advierte que 81
eI EstadO demOra su decision. no ten
drfa NADIA de extFsfio que en- feCha no
Iejana desapareciese para Siempre este
reCuerd0 hist6FiCo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-24
Busns notlcla para los ranplOlss

Sc ha tornado On Paris una socie-
aad que tiene por obieto hacer versos.
artfCuIOs Iiterarios, cuentos, lovelas,
etc., & precios m6dicOs. Adem6s. SO
ancarga de arreglar CualquieF drama
8 novela NAL hechos Y rehRcerLos por
complete. p0r el modesto preCio de
$50 frances. Sc C0mprOmete desde
Iuego Ia empresa1 & guardian una pro-
funda raserva sobre las obras confec-
cionSdas y sus suputstos autores.
No deia de ser una fortuna para los
que, ain Rptitudes inteleCtuales nj ar
tfstiCas, ambiCiOnan eI tituIo de Iiters-
tos, Il formation de esta sociedad, la
bArAtura de Bus tFsbajos y sobTe todo
su religiosa discretion.
Los diarios de Paris publican Rnup-
clos de esa soCiedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-24

Gales A18aga.
(De maestro Coryesp0nsoz especial.


Ponce. Febraro %. Como pr6via-
menta ne anuncikra. debut6 con gran
exIto ante nueetr0 cuIt0 p6blico. y en-
81 teatrO eL1 Perlas, ~ va c6leDEe Vlo-
linieta puertorriquefio. Angel Celestls.
40 Morales.
OtE0 artiata. 40 menOs eminente, e
seflor ] UIio g. Arteaga, Coadyuy6 On
81 trAbajo nrtfsticO dol seGor Morales.
como eot1dta, 4 veces. y como acompa-
hante otraa
Io10 cuento pudi6ramos decir en
elogic de tan ilustres paisanOs. result
tarfa palido. ante a reaIidad de sus
elecuclones & inteFpre taci0nes porten-
tOsas.
li0 dicho: Angel CeIastino Morales.
SO nos revel6 Cd II noche del domingo
19 de febrer0 como M Virtuoso de
s6lida reputation, c1paz de ceutiVar Ia
etenci6n no ya de nuestro pub 'iCOs q
que tambi6n ds los p6blicos mas ext
gentes de Europa. No en VAno Osten-
tn, ganados On buena lid. los primer0s
premios del ConeervatoFi0 de m6sisa
de Madrid, y 81 puesto de primer vi0-
In en d insigne SociedRd de Concier-
tos de aquella capital.
En- donde se nos revei6 Morales. en-
toda au Rr1ndeza, fu6 ca Ell GCapricho
aer6ico9. de Sarasate, y del que h4
hecho nuestro aFtista una creac56n
suya, muy suya, con estilo particulRri-
aino. On el matiz y eneI ritmo.
Julio g. Arteoga. despu6s de Iarga
ausencia en- los EstRdos Unidos. fo6 la
pTimera vez que se present6 ante nues-
trO p6blico. Svido de volver & escu-
charlie.
In C0ncurrencla, nuneroaa y selec.
ts. premi6 tan delicSda labor con m6l-
tiples splausOs. y todos quedamoI satis-
fechos, 81 YER premisdos iustanente
Los eafueEz0s detnuestros mas brillsn
tes artistas.
Tenemos entendido que & petici6n
de distiDguidAs personalidades. ell senior
Morales. ceIebrlFk otro conCierto en-
obsequio & nuestra sociedRd del eCasi-
no de Ponce2.
De antemano podem0s auguraF I'll
senior Morales. otro 6xit0 mayor ada,
81 cabe, y 81 efect0. sAbarnos de muchas
familias que ae disp0nen ssistir & tan
ameno como quito festival.
En- el teatrO. 81 elogiD era unsDime.
todOs los sembIantss sonrefan de salts
fsCci6n, y nuestBo pAisano. siempre
cona pIaeiente. ejecut6 extra programs,
diffciles piezas & violin solo, ca que
vino sentRr una vez mSs la magestad
poderOss de sus ejecuciones inimita-
bIes.
su maestro Monasterio. "a previ6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-24
.PUEs SENIOR: oueda regueIto J

-PUES SENIOR; oueda ragueIto 3
problems. ESTA JUSTIFICADO
que EL MEJOR RON. el mas puro.
TUFO de ninguna especie. es 81 que
fabFiCan los sefIOre1 TRUEBA II OIL
VAS, duefI del acreditado etableci-
miento Ella MULITA.1 70 gran fS-
bFiCa do icores est6 en- SantuFca Ta.
Heres, cercs de IR eatRCi6n deI FerroCs,
Fril. p O. Boa 748. San juan
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-24
MUSIC SCEVOLA.
Poncs, FebrerO 90. 1905.

por dos amos y no expresando ess lev
aqu6l, esta conforne y no tiene incon-
Veniente ss apruebe 81 ebilI
Sc spruebA 81 infoFme.
g. Bill %. Dfaz Navarro 10 sos
tiene.
El dcctor Barbosa pregunta si el
sbill9 Gambia ca aIgo lo Actualmente
Iegislado ca Is matePia. Dfaz Nava-
rF0 le dice que NO.
Pasa eG @. Bill 27.
a la una menOs cuartO De leVanta Ia
session para mafisna & les 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-24

-Antes de Rntier SO celebr6 en- les
escueIas p6blicas de esta ciudad eI ma
taIiCiO de Washington, asistiendo nu
merOsR ConCurFenciR & dicha ceTebra.
ci6n. Distinguishes orRdores hicieron
uso de lR pAIabra glorifcando el nom
bre del GbertRdor de Ii patria nOrte-
americsna. noble fguFs que ilumins
las paginas de Id historic de RQuel
gran pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-24
DO XYGER

Antiseptieo y deaiDfestante.
Pata limpiar d boca y dientes no
tiene iguaI.
0uitR todO OIor ofensivo.
FARMACIA AMERICANA
San Francisco 82. San Juan PR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-24
RON 'LLLVE.

Reconocdamente el mas purO, higie-
nico y sgradsbla que Sc fabrica en- eI
pals, Be vende en los qricipaIes ests-
blecimiento2. y en- AFeCibo por Suce-
sores de Roses & Ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-24
EslI6ndIaa Ianats.

Tendr6 efeCto eI dia 28 de Febrero
& las 71 de Il noche al Il casa de Pr6s-
tamOs de jose Bszsn, Allen 81, de La
prendas no renoVadas hi csnceIsdas &
ca debido tempo.
LAICASA CONTTNUA HACIEN-
Do SUSOPERACIONES DE PRES
TAM(0S