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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-13
is DANGER AHEAD
Leading the League Carries Add
ed Responsibilities for
Players and Fans.
DON'T BE OveR-CONFIDENI
No Other Team Too Poor to Give Us 4
Good Beating il Few Bob
bles Are Made.

Being on top in the percentage col
umn carries with il weight of re
spOnsibility to a ball team that no
other aggregation in the league has
10 bear. The Islanders now have all 10
lose and nothing TO aspire to. further
than TO hold their own The stimulus
received from the act of climbing over
other teams is now lacking. There is
serious danger TO pennant winning
prospects in the situation and the Isl
anders should keep cool heads
The pace at the top is a severe ono
and it has seldom happened that an
aggregation has taken the lead this
early in the season and been able to
keep il TO the end II is the rule that
the monOtony of winning games breeds
over-confidence and then along Will
come the tail enders and take
straight series and the slump begins
BY the time the erstwhiie leaders are
able to pull themselves together aud
hit winning gait again some other
team is likely to have the pcnnant
won. 1t requires mental poise to keep
the lead. as well as all those other rare
qualities that are necessary to get
there. 1t is hoped and believed that
the Islanders are equal to what is cut
out for them, but they must never for
a minute forget that there is not an
other team in the league but that is
able to get their scaIps If they cease
doing their level best
Fans, Too, Over-COnhdent.
There is another ominous phase con !
nected with the leadership that applies |
to the fans. Since Rock Islands win !
ming streak has begun to lengthen out !
the week day attendance has fallen off |
EvGn the supporters of the game are !
growing over-confident. They appear |
to take the view that the team does |
not need their support. being able to |
win anyway and that the visiting ag-
gregation. particularly in the cases of |
Cedar Rapids and Peoria. cannot be |
expected to put an argument worth !
taking the trouble to see
Now this is even more inexCusable |
on the part of the fans than is over /
confidence on the part of the players. |
There is so little difference between |
the various Three Eye teams that any |
one has very little advantage over any |
other taking the season through. Lack |
of support is one of the most likely |
sources of the dreaded slump. for play |
ers cannot be expected to continue to |
extend themselves if they see that |
their efforts are not appreciated.
Then there is little encouragement |
to the management To assemble a
team that can win if the receipts fall
off as soon as a few games are put on
the right side.
This is not the first time in the his
tory of baseball in Rock Island that
this disposition on the part Of support
ers of the game has been manifested
but it should be the last time Rest
assured the team will have its hands
full to keep its place even with all the
encouragement it can get and it needs
support all the more now that it leads
the bunch.
The Lesson OF ~ All
The lesson to be gained from all
this is that the home team should he
steadily encouraged by liberal attend
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-13

Two base hits-Carlisle. Eastman.
Vandine. Bases on baEs-Of Wallace.
,; off Eastman. l. Struck out-By
Eastman. 3 Double plays-Sweency-
Wanner-ListCr; Eastman Elton. Stolen
bases Sweeney. Dorsey. Wanner. Sac
rifice hit-Carlisle Time-1:35. I'm
pire-CusaCk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-31
Fine Gowns for Women

kkkC OVHBA AaO AVA " VAkhA1h
 A oO Muslin Gowns, cut full Al O1C long and wide, all sizes up to IT, plain yoke back, with a tucked yoke of fine tucks, V neck finished with ruffle of cambric around neck and sleeves. This gown sells regularly for 4Sc.
 A 10, Muslin Gowns, square FAt TOS yoke back and front, tucks and insertion. Other styles included in this lot. Sells regularly at 59c.
 A SO, Cambric Gowns, square Al O1~ yoke in the back, with front of wide hemstitched tucks, V neck with hemstitched ruffle around neck and sleeves. Worth 69c.
 A QE, Nainsook Gown, with che Aa OOS mise style, low neck with beading and ribbon drawn in around neck and sleeves, with dainty ruffle of lawn and lace edge; 9Sc value.
 A OQc Muslin Gown, V neck, Aa /OS with a deep yoke in front trimmed with embroidery and inser- tion; ruffle of embroidery around neck, down front and sleeves; s1.25 value. A C11n Gown made of muslin, ht Vl'l/ square yoke; back and front trimmed with lace, tdcks and ribbon; yoke in front of lace insertion, lace ruffle around neck and sleeves Regularly s1.50.
 A C1A2 Muslin Gowns, low hl Vl.fO neck with deep yoke of lace insertions and Swiss embroidery let in between lace beading with rib bon drawn; sleeves with lawn ruffle and lace edge. Sells regularly for s5.95.
 At S16Q French nains0ok Gown FAe VleO/ cut full long and wide, deep hems, chemise style, with deep yoke of blind embroidery, butterfly pat tern across bosom; finished at bottom with Val. insertion, neck finished with beading with ribbon drawn through and lace ruffle elbow sleeves with lawn ruffle and lace edge. Sells regularly s19S.
 A @ m Chemise Gowns, of ha V@'l1 very fine fine French nainsook, deep round yoke of blind dotted embroidery, with an open em- broidery insertion let in between, low neck, finished around neck with dainty Swiss embroidery edge beading, with ribbon drawn through; elbow sleeves with a full flowing ruffle, with fine tucks and Swiss edge. Sell regu- larly at S2.75.
 At SZ.43 Gowns ct"s s'sacn onemiss ss'asVUs asV1s with fine tucks and dainty pointed yoke of all-over blind embroidery lace insertion let in fancy yoke, with square medallion; lace ruffle beading and ribbon around neck; full flowing sleeve, with dainty ruffle of lawn lace insertion and lace edge. Sell regularly at $500.
 A @ 71 chemise style, with a Al VL.fCFrench Nainsook Gowns. deep round yoke of very handsome blind embroidery; eyelets with ribbon drawn through; full flowing sleeve, with ruffle of blind embroidery. Sell regularly at $3.50.
 A @ 1EFrench Nainsooll Gowns, Al 93.Z0 chemise style, with a round yoke of lace insertion ribbon drawn through; beautiful bow knot de- sign of blind embroidery set on with lace insertion; has full flowing sleeve, wI.-- blind embroidery insertion let in, lace insertion set on lace beading, lace cage and double row of ribbon drawn through. Sell regularly at $4.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-31
9 O'clock.
 Skirts and PetticOatS

A AO- Cambric Muslin Skirt, all HG tON lengths, full ruffle with fine tucks around the bottom, deep hem and dust ruffle; sells regularly at 59c
 A 7s, Muslin Skirt, all lengths, Al lCC full long and wide, deep lawn ruffle with tucks at the bottom of the ruffle with another ruffle set on five tucks, also deep hem and dust ruffle. Regularly 9Sc.
 A no, Muslin Petticoats, deep At IOA lawn ruffle around the bottom with rows of lace insertion let in with tucks between each inser- tion and lace edge at the bottom, dust ruffle. There are embroidery styles In this lot, also plain hemstitched effects. Sell regularly at SIPS.
 Al S113 Muslin Skirts full long At VlsAO and wide, circular ruff fe around the bottom, made in three sections with cluster of tucks on each rusfle, full dust ruffle. Regularly s1.75.
 Al C1hO Nainsook skirts,shaped ht VAsV/ tops, cut very full and very wide, double circular ruffle of sheer lawn, with five hemstitched tucks on each ruffle and deep hem stitched hem; full dust ruffle and em- broidery and lace style included in this lot; $2.00 values
 Al C1OQ Muslin Skirts, with full Al pl.1O wide deep ruffle of lawn, double cluster of fine tucks fin- ished around bottom with Old English pattern of embroidery and cluster tucks, full dust ruffle. Regular s2.75. A @ AE Muslin Petticoats, with Al 9L.40 full shaped top, deep lawn ruffle around bottom, double clus- ter of fine tucks and ruffle of blind em. broidery. Regular $300
 Al @ OQ Muslin Petticoats, with Al pL.1O shaped tops. full lawn 1uffle around bottom with cluster of tucks. with lace insertion and full lace ruffle, deep lawn dust ruffle. Regular s3.75.
 A e 1E Muslin Petticoats, cut hl VO.LO full, with shaped ton. very deep ruffle of Old English em. broidery in open design, full dust ruffle and dainty Swiss scalloped ruffle at the bottom of seam. Regularly s4.00.
 The Petticoat display is almost be- wildering in its completeness, and the values continue from those quoted above up to S3.9s, $4.4s, S4.ee, S5.ss. $7.98 and So on up to $25.oo. All these prices are special for the January sale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-31
Dainty Drawers

A. IF Cambric Drawers, cut full, Ae hOI band and draw-string, ruffle around bottom. Regularly 19c. A dNz Muslin Drawers, opened Aa aIA and closed style, lawn ruffle, with cluster of fine tucks and deep hemstitched hem. Regularly 29c. A 0l. Muslin Drawers, cut full, Al FAC opened and closed, band and draw-string, full ruffle and fine tucks. Regularly 35c.
 At Z9C draw 1 string, opened eed ra,d and closed style, with deep lawn ruffle and double cluster of fine tucks; 39c value. A AQa Drawers made of fine mus FAa TOl lin, cut very full, French bands, clusters of fine tucks around the bottom with deep lawn ruffle, trim med with Val. lace edge; 59c value. 25 other kinds in this lot.
 A 7E. Nainsook Drawers, cut Ha SOA very full. French bands, open and closed style, full lawn ruffle around bottom with three-inch em- broidery edge. Regularly S9c.
 A NEs French Nainsook Drawers, Hl /CS with French bands, open and closed styles, double cluster of fine tucks. with dainty ruffle of Swiss em- broidery; SIPS value. Many other styles.
 Al &113 Muslin Drawers made hi VA.AO of French nainsook; French bands, open and closed style; cut very full; all lengths; circular ruffle of lace insertion, one set on the other with lace ruffle edge. About 25 other styles in this lot. All worth S15O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-31
This Store is a Vista of Snowy White

array of mpdg mh class p M ud g h keS Anea udT
 fhr ro his Hines that will be fatre d to nd the patterns suer tept ennnhr nMbe and O must e mu nbyng
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-31
Dainty ChemiSe

A 10. Chemise made of good Nl TOS muslin, open at front; large size only; corded around neck and armholes; sells regularly at 59c.
 A. k1o Chemise made of nice ht OON quality muslin, finished around neck and armhoes with em- broidery ruffle; worth 75c.
 A zo, Chemise of nainsook, with Al fOA clusters of fine tucks over bosom, finished around neck and arm. holes with dainty edge of blind em. broidery. Regularly Ssc.
 A QOc Chemise made of French Al C1S nainsook. all sizes. fin. ished around neck with a wide lace insertion, beading with ribbon drawn through and dainty lace edge; worth 9Sc.
 A. no, Chemise of fine French Al VOL nainsook. deep yoke of drawn in around neck with lace ruffle. Sells regularly at SIPS.
 A C112 Chemise of very fine ht Vl'lO French nainsook, point ed yoke effect in front of blind em- brodery, finished all around yoke with lace insertions several styles In this lot all worth S1.50
 A C1A1 Chemise of very fine ht VI.TO French nainsook, double row of lace insertions let in across the bosom; neck and armholes finished with lace beading, lace edge and ribbon drawn through. Sells regu- larly at S1.75.
 A CT on Chemise of fine French TAI ~AsO/ nainsook made in French design, with fine tucks down across the bosom, with butterfly medal lions let in. Sells regularly at $2.25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-31
This Greai Corset Cover Specials

|, In- Corset Covers made of Al l1N nice quality cambric, cut full, draw-string at the waist double TOW of cotton torchon lace let in over bosom lace around neck and armholes. Regular price 29c.
 Al 7Ac Corset Covers of soft cam Al HTS brio, full blouse, with a round yoke of cotton torchon lace rib bon drawn through neck, and armholes finished with lace edge, beading and ribbon. Several styles included in this lot. Sell regularly at 35c
 A 1Y Corset Covers made of Al 30C nice soft cambrlc. all sizes. cut very full. lace edge around neck and armholes double row Of Val. lace let in across the bosom. 45c value.
 A x0. Corset Covers made of Al 40C French nainsook. finished around neck and armholes with dainty Val. lace beading and ribbon. Regular 5oc Value.
 Al E1c Corset Covers made of pointed yoke of dainty Val. lace inser tion lawn bands let in between, fin ished at neck and armholes with lace beading, lace edge and ribbon. Sell regularly at 65c.
 At 75C Tpsret ppeneb pafpso nansoos m4as t"ekea o back. lawn yoke, back and front of dainty Val. lace, finished around neck with beading and ribbon lace ruffle edge, full blouse with circular skirt, sell regularly at S9c.
 A OQr Corset Covers made'of all ht 1OI over embroidery for the front. with ribbon draw-string around bosom, dainty embroidery scallop over shoulders and back; clusters of fine tucks. Sell regularly at $1.25.
 At 1I.lJ French nainsook' ' with with deep round yoke of blind embroidery. finished around neck with embroidery beading and ribbon, dainty ruffle of embroidery circular skirt. Other styles to select from. Worth s1.50.
 At plsSO French nainsook, with tucked back, blind embroidery medal lions let in across the front, with lace insertion; neck and armsoles finished with ruffle of lace. beading aud ribbon. $2.25 value.
 A CD 0E Corset Covers of fine hl VSsSO glazed French nain- sock; with clusters of fine tucks across the back, the lace insertion let In across the bosom, in a Vandyke, with round thread lace medallions, dainty lace edge around neck and armholes. s2.75 value.
 ,.H Special Bargain
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05

p0r el GObernador para tEatar del pros
gFama de las fsatas del A dc Julio.
A mas de tres mil dollars % AfIo,
nos a8eguran que OsC1ende 10 sumR que
gAstR ei ayuntnmientO de San j uan en-
eI alumbradO el6CtriC0 de SantnFCe.
Sc enCuentra ca e8ta Capital don
Vicente BAlbas, antique periOdistR y
haCendRdo de Santa Label.
Aver foe s0rprendidR por Ia pc.
IiCfG del bRrTlO. On eI de SantuFce y
alto del SCondRdo0 unR jugada 10
prohibidO siendO detenidOs los contra
Ventores de la ley.
La LiRa de PcopietRriog de San
Juan, he acudid6 81 SaCretario de
Puerto Rico pidiendo 10 reVoCaCi6n de-
un aCuerdo elRyuntamientO. refeFen-
to 6 ContribuciOne8.
-El sefOr Enrique San MILAN. sub.
marshal del Tribunal de DistritO hs
DoliCltad0 an me8 de liCenOia para tFa8-
ladarBe & Coamo.
Juan Canterey y HerminiR Ros
drfgaez han sidOs CQFados en 81 cuOrto
de soCorros de 9 ,ntusiones levaS.
Hoy ha regtesado Cayeg eI to.
nienss Soto de o. pOlicfa in8ular quien
estuv0 On San Juan con tres diR8 de
llCencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05
Notds y noticids

-L!amamoS ID atsnci6n de nuestros
leCtores haCiR el RnunCio del eHotsl
San JuRL1 que on Otro sitiO pubnOa-
mos.
"A ID parkda del 4 de Julio asistir6
el CueFpO de oomberos de 10 Ciudad,
RCOmpafnde de ~ banda de % pOllCfR
inaulAr, que hR sidO ceaida galante.
mente pOr 81 C0mnndante Luzs. ID iefe
= UfciRl de lQuet CuerpO sefIvres Stei-
naCher y Pujals que 10 sOliCitSrOn.
-Esta nuChe hay iuntA de oficiales
de bOmbeFOs en- la CASA del sefI0r Co
dorado.
Ell ioVOn Eduardo o. FerraI, de
SRnturCs, eSta .enfsrmo de Ii vista q
ConsecuenCiS dc una quemAdura.
-TOuAViB no se hR heCho eli nom.
bramlentO de Fl seal de Aguadilla.
Ell Attorney Mr.. Felulle. hR dis
pueAGO que se G6 accssO q "a .despRCho
q tOdOO l0S Representatives. de d prenBa
que deseen verlO. So estan hAeiendo
EefOFmAa en- 81 local que Ocupan aQue.
has ufiOlnas.
UnlcR y legftima: Pasta ItaIiana pa
70 sOpR. BJmbOnes de A. Joaquin &
Co.. de Paris. Vino puro de uVa mar
ca GCeReCedO.D Casa CereCedo.
-MafanA hAy una junta presidida
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S U G. & s. o s.
AdQIisTI0, InGenaIo. Jvgadas soT-
pTOndIdaS. Pufaladas. ms
ta0Gla.
q oaartel general a goliosa. J

-Acuuados de aduIterio han oido
ArFeOtadCs on Utuado Hip6IitO Figue-
roR y WeEcesla CsFri6n.
Manuel BArbuss. requisitorisdO
por huFto hs Sido oaptnEado en- Huma-
caO.
Bl ComAndaAte del subpuesto de-
Nara litO comunica habeF cCurFidO an
inCendio en- el baFrio NueYo. quemSn-
dose totaInente una casa de COncep.
ci6n Reyes y dos ni1os. El heCho Be
cree he sido casual.
P0F robo de tabaCO Caf6 ho sid0
Apre ehendidO en- Csguas ell individuO
Bruno Lopez en- 10 hlCienda M6ndez
- En- Yauc0 hR sido sOrprendida
una jugads & 10 pRohibido por 81 Cab0
FelicianO, Rrrestando & cuAtro indivi-
duos.
Ell Cab0 BruGueras AViGa hRbsr
detenid0 en- LaTes CinCo peFsonRG que
estaban jUgandO nsiDeS.
-POF aCOmetimiento y Ggresi6n ha
sidO denunCiado Joa9 I Rodriguez, de
CsRuRs.
Pablo La Santa ha lido denunoiodo
q juez municipal de CsRuaa por eI
delitO de scometimiento.
-AnoChe fu6 detenido en- CsgusS
Mateo p. Martinez por inferir una
pufalada en- 81 CostAdO izquierdo &
JOs6 GoDzSIez.
En- Utuado hS sido denunciado
BIldomerO RSmoa pOr abRndono de
memo es.
-En 81 bArrio eEOpinoaao de Blya-
mon la policfs BorpFendi6 una iugada
de bsFSjS, oCupando naireu. dinero.
dos mGchetes y an revolver.
-En ell cuarteI general de 10 policfG
se han recibido VaFiOs instanCias de
perSonRs que de8ean iDgreSar en- 81
CuerpO, sin eI juFamentO fegItmsntS.
rio, por 10 que ser6n devueltas & los
gOlicitantea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05
ARgRGIQ do SUISSE.

El marteS 13 de los Corrientes & lac
10 de 10 mAfiAna Sc RdjudiCRr6 en- p6-
bliCa subasta en- el Bal6n de u Casa
Municipal el Buministr0 de proVisi0-
nes. pan, leChe y otEos srtiCulOs & los
eStAbleCimientos ben6fCOH de esta Gu
dad, durante el ejerOlCiO de 1905.06.
Las peTsOnRG interesadas pOdran txG-
minkr ol pliego de condolences que Be
halIa eXpuesto en- eata AlCaldfR.
San Juan, p. r., Juni0 de 1905.
r. H. TODD.
3 v. 4. AIcRlde de oAn Juan.
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Hotel "San Juan.
GalIs Do Totuln MIN. u, San Juan, ?. R.

EaIle % lotgal nun. q, San Juan, 7, r.
EstS situAdo entire S1n JuSto y Tan.
CO. Tiene balloon Tetu6n Marina.
El ComedOr muy ffesco y c6modO eBt6
pr6ximo Rl balc6n de ID MGrinR de
donde 90 domin0 ID bahia ofreciendO 81
paSsjeFO un panorama eOpl6ndido. Ha-
bitaCOnoS sSpaCiOsas ClaTas frSsCaS. SaHiCiO
asmsradO bajO eOmpstGRtO direction. Ei Hotel
SSan JuAAs tlene sgentes que van los
ferrOcArriles y VapOres, y 10 ConfanzS
en- ellOs depositAda ser6 gsrantizada
p0r el duef1O del hotel. PreciOs m6di-
COS. Sc sdmiten AbonndOs & preCioG
C0nvenOionRleS. -PrOpietario: RGfRl
.Mas7Jas.
NvtA. -Esta C0Ss tieno ga digposi-
ci6n una mAgDifica empresR de CoChes.
Tel6fonR no 300. 15R.
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ARuRGIO Dc Subasil.

El lunes 10 de los corrientea, < las.
8 de la ma fIRnR, se adjudioar& en- pds
blics aubabts. en- el aRL6n de ID Cana
MuniCipal, el Cobro de IOS produCtOs
de a plaEa del merOadO duFAnte 81
ejerCiCio dc 1906 06.
Las pers0nA0 inteEesadag pOdFan exA'
minar el plieg0 do condolences que 90
hAlla de manifi sst0 en- estA AlcRA0fA.
San Juan, p. b.. Jdnio de 1905.
B. II. TODD.
SHG AlCaldo de San juan.
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AnuRGIO Dc Subasta.

Ell lunes 10 de los corrientes Ias
2 de Ia tarde 30 adjudiCArk On p6bliCa
SubAsta en- eli salon de h CNoa Munich
PAL 81 Cobro de b renta por ColOOACl6n
de aAientos en- Ditlos p6bliCos. uurante
el ejeECiclO de 1906 06.
LA8 peEa0nAB QuleneG pueda lnte-
EeGAr pOdr&n exAmlnAF el plieg0 de
CondiCiOneB que He hRllR de mRnlfi sSt0
en- eAta AlCa1dia.
San Juan, p. r., JUNO do 1905.
III. TODD.
3 v. 3. AICAlde de San Juan.
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AL SALIR De PARIS

New York, Junio 5, l.3O P. NJ.
Informan de Paris que la despe-
aida a don Alfonso revlsti6 extraor-
dinariO caracter tantO Official como
partlculaFmente.
FL presidente Loubet y sus mi
nistrUs acOmpanarOnle hasta la es-
taCl0n. en- CuyOS alrededores ARE ;
moIina6ase gentio immense.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05
crNruRoN RLEcrRIco Mas
!. ETIERTF sIIII Z Z EN d lIUNDo. &

FUERTE EN- FL t1UND0.
es6n "a Intanci6n de haee1 eon0cer lntros
flI,,efr nIles4ro cfntur0u eleetEtcO q CROWND
en- los lugarea donae ~ go It3l ~ con0cl0Os
queremos mandar u4o g istos 4 persona
que 10 necesite, absQl s1Is sEaCls. ESQ
es an Ofrecimient0 nonssgoe 1efno por una
firina segura Y honraqa'
81 Vd. ba perdido ia g4sA55AdQ J Sc siente
abattd0 desalentado lsnzl neEV Vios0; 81
le agobia una vejez prel1al9sta, Ell Ylgor Qe
III iuventud este peFqiQa 3. ga4eee 0e dolo-
res en- Las espaldas, peL0l1a ~ ~ YlrlldaQs
Indigestion 8 var1coeeia sste cansao oe
pagar dinero a los medlcos sLA eneontrar all
VIC, puede Vd. ser curAuV SVn " clnIuEOA
electrteo d CROWN.
narIo. giIe Vd desDues de curado 10 re-
eomendaT6 otros enfermoss y que de este
nodo uuedaremos indemnizados de nuestro
Ofrecimiente liberal ,14rrI
IdO QUE SD DAGEs
Sin afnf1lr6ys me ha cuFad0 de Ia Debilidad
~ Is 1erieneoIa . 1e Ia enfermedad de Ner-
1foe mr. il cIIra de las cuales habfa en- Vano
consultado un gran nunlSSL9 ne medicoss
hasta Greer mis- enIerlleussessl LncIEaD1ess
Por FIN Ia Providencia me Lnango " cinturom
eleetrieo, con cuyo usio ogtAsse Ass e44EE1c!oAs
TOgB CAMPRA, Ciudad qe Mexico.
CTNPIIREMOS CON 10 QUE DECI.
MOS. = Cortad este aV1sos manda0noslo con
SIl nou11re direction y UN PESO americana
nara gasfoa 0e transporte, mandaremos
WI 81 einfur6n el&ctric0 g gG8QWM.O
Crown ELECTRO MEDICAL co.
2O4 Beard Bldg, New York, E. o. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05
ARunGIO DO SQDasta,

ri lunes 70 de Loo CorTienteG. & las
10 de a mAfiana, se adjudicar& en- p1-
bllon anbasts, en- el salon de % Casa
Municipal, eR CobEO de ID renta aobre
produueOs del corral de AnimRleD du-
rNnte el ejeFciciO 1906 06.
Las Lern0nRB inOeFesauNS p0dIan exa-
minAr el pliggo de COnOiCiOneG que %
hallR txpuestU en- esta AIORldfa.
San Juan, p. B., Jnnio de 3 1905.
R.H TODD.
3 Y. 3. AICSlde de San Juan.
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A1unGIO Do SublSta.

El mRrteO 13 de loS Corrientea los
de q mafIana Sc AdjudicaE6 en- el
salon de h Cara Municipal en- I6blicR
aubAsta 81 Sumlnlntr0 de alimentos
para detenidos en- 10 CarCel Municipal
de eOts CludAd, duEAnte el eierCicio
1905 O6.
Las personas & quieneO pueda inte.
re0ar podH6n exAminRr el plieGO de
CondiciOneB que Be hAllR de manifesto
On esta Alcald1a.
San Juan, P. r., JuniO 8 de 1905.
R. H. TODD,
SV.R AlcN.de de San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05

Patfas al ioven rey De Espana.
Este y Eduardo VII fueron acla-
mados pOr Ia multltud al desfilaF
con direction q Pslacio.
81 duque de COnnaugh pFepara
una regia fiesta en- honor al mo-
narca espa1ol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05
Ell Rey Alfonso en- L0idT0s.

New York, JUNO 5, l-3O P. NJ.
Dicen de Londres que ba llegado
q esa capital 81 rey de Fspa1a don
Alfonso XIII.
Sc 10 ha hecho un recibimiento
espl6ndldo.
El pueblo ingl6s ha tornado gran
parte en- las dsmostraciones ae SIM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05

Las autoFidades, temerosas de- un
nueVo atentad0 anarquista, toma-
ron minuclosas pPecauciones. La
Polic1a secreta redObl6 su vigilan-
cla.
al salir el tren r6gio, una parte
del pueblo di6 vivas entusiastas q
Espana y Francia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05

el jefe de Ia escuadra americana
que fu6 a visitarle. ha sido pura-
mente Official.
A juzgar por Ia prisa de las re-
paFaciones que Sc hacen en- esos
barcos, tratan de haceFse q Ia mar
cuando expire el plazo de que dis
ponen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-05
UN ALNIRANTE SALVADO
So haff a IA mar Gua1t0 d sea possible.

New York, JUNO S, 1870 P. M:
Fl Contra almirante ruso Enquist,
que c0manda los tres cruceros in
dicados, permanece a bordo del SAu-
roraS dirijiendo los trabajos de ese
baFco que es 81 que mas ha sufFi-
DO. Sc ha negado a hacer mani
festaciOnes y su conferencia con