davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-05-17
SPRING CATARRH.
Char geable Weather Causes Disease.
Breathe Hyomei and Cure Catarrh.

Char geable Weather Causes Disease.
Breathe HSomei and Cure Catarrh.
1.-THE cbangeable weather. Of Spring,
with its warm days and. cold nights,
is responsible for a great increase 10,
the number Of cases Of scatarrh. il is
now that Hgomei, the only guaranteed
treatment for catarrh that cures with
out stomach dosipg, should be usad in
every homo. ,*t.
Hyomei is q scientific method by.
which pure air impregnated with Ma
ture' own remedies for the ours of
eatarrh, Gan be inhaled BY every suf-5
fereS in his or her home. Breathed
through the neat pocketinhaler that
comes with every outfit, its healing,
volatile, antiseptio fragrance reaches!
the lungs and air passage IS as no ;stom.5
ach dosing possibly can do. II gives;
.immediatearelief aud makes lasting
cure.
gsoof that the Hyomei tlsa.mslt i
15aiIfs do. All ltnat is claimed for sit Isl
found in the gnarAnte under which
Evans Pharmacy cell il, 40 agreeneuts
TO pay baek the price, if the purchaser
can say thai Hy omei has not gwen
satiafaosion. 3omp etesS Sutfs sl.C COS
extra bottles 800.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-05-17

= The office seldom seeks the man,
but the situationifrcquen.ly seeks the
cook.
- It's up to young men with the
engagement ring habit to boycott tie
diamond trust. .,
- A spenster worries because she
10 single, and amarried woman worries
because che ism Z: :.53 "A
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-09
Enters the Business Man.

The chief act of the evening was a
'FrenZied Finance" skit by the Grid
iron clubs frenZied financiers. A sec
ton of Wall street, which was described
as "a narrow thoroughfare that begins
with church and ends with river"
was shown, consisting of bank, a
brokers' office and the general offices of
railroad.
A business man entered the bank
very timidly and wanted to borrow
$4,000. The banker was busy with a
newspaper, reading the financial news
and commenting. He read that LIST
Vice Pres. Todd of the New York,
New Haven & Hartford railroad, who
was present tonight, had announced
that the road intended to buy new
locomotive in the fall. He Immediately
ordered some stock. He made a mem
orandum to get it on a S10,000,000 com
pany being formed to make terrestrial
kites to hold up Langley airships, and
then turned gruffly to the waiting bust
ness man.
After some preliminary conversation,
the banker told the business man he
would loan him $4,000 if he would give
the bank a mortgage on his house, a
chattel mortgage on his stock, deposit
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-09
CASTOR|A
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Have Always Bought
e' sssss sss Of IeMzZzSzzw
THE APPLE MAGGOT,

The Maine Agricultural Experiment
Station is now mailing bulletin 100
which contains notes upon the Apple
Maggot with preventive and remedial
measures; and also brief description
OF the ms .cts sent to the Station for
identification in 1904. The article on
the Apple Maggot states concisely what
has been learned about this pest and
its ravages in the past five years. 1t
also contains in tabular form d state
ment from correspondents in the diff
ferent counties of the State as to the
varieties that have been and have not
been infested by the apple maggot in
the given localities. Some of the more
common pests as we'll as beneficial in
sects are figured in the bulletin.
This Bulletin 400 will be sent free to
all residents of Maine who apply to the
Agricultural Experiment Station.
Orono, Me. In writing please mention
this paper
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-09
THEY CURE THE GRIP.

So Declares Mr.. Davis of DIR. Williams Pfoa
Pills. The Effect of n Severe Attack
Quickly Overcome blythe Use of the Great
Blood and Nerve Remedy.
The grip differs from ordinary colds in
that it introduces into the system very
obstinate poison. The victim of an attack
is never fully cured until this poison is
thoroughly driven out of the blood. SO long
as it is there be remains weak and depress-
ed and liable to a fresh attack. Stubborn
Indigestion, neuralgia aud other nervous
disorders are some OF the ailments that fol.
low the grip, and show the bad condition of
the blood
How can the impure blood be purified and
enriched? This is IA question of the greatest
Importance for every sufferer When this
matter was under discussion recently, MIR.
John F. Davis said: Gin the latter part of
December, 1903, l had severe attack of
grip, and for two months before l began to
use DIR. Williams Pi.!k Pills l was a great
sufferer"
"What was your chief trouble?'
"The terrible pains that racked my whole
body. / do not think any part of It was
free from them"
"Did you have any other discomforts ?"
cat first had only what thought to be
slight cold. / supposed it would go away
in a short time, but it hung on. One night
when l came home from work. suddenly
became SO weak and dizzy that was obliged
to lie down. Cold sweat came out on my
forehead and my head ached fearfully: |
called doctor who treated me for grip, but
very little relief came from his treatment.
My appetite failed and l grew very thin.
For two months the almost unbearable pains
continued"
''Then what happened? ?"
"Then came across the story of a man
who had boen cured of a condition like
mine by the use of DR.. Williams Pink Pills,
and | made up my mind to try them and see
if they would not help me-"
''Did they help you?"
eyes, indeed they met all the needs of
my case. The very first box did me so much
good that it made me hopeful of a cure.
After taking it felt better than at any time
since was first stricken down. My appetite
revived and began to take on flesh BY the
time | had taken five more boxes the dread
full pains had altogether disappeared, and /
have ever since been well man and a firm
believer in DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
Mr. Davis lives at No. lis Emerson street,
Haverhill, Mass. DR.. Williams Pink Pills
thoroughly cleanse the blood of all impure
ties caused by the grip and build up strong
tissues capable of resisting the effects of "a
variable climate. They are equally good for
shattered nerves. dispel low spirits and rouse
sluggish energies. They are sold by every
druggist in the world
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-09

William Jennings Bryan was intro
duced by song which ran, in part:
Bryan came to town just to look around
Politics and fortune had been Shy,
Campaigns had been lost at a fearful cost,
Still the presidential goose hung high.
Parker butted in. he was licked like sin,
Then cry went over all the land,
''3rng back Billy Bryan he's the only
man
Who can lead thu Democratic band.
i5lyan's the man f0r IT,, steady as the shin
ing sun.
In ~tyie aud manner free, ready at any
time to run,
Boys, he's the man for me; twice our can
didate was lie,
Ne one else is in it fer d minute,
Billy BryaI's the man.
some "original Roosevelt Mem"
MI Bryan made brief speech and
soon afterWard d club member started
a lot discussion as 20 who is the origi-
nal Roosevelt man. One member ad-
yocated Henry Cabot Lodge, and an
other Senator Beverage. Indian Com
missioner Leupp advocated himself,
and senator Foraker was presented
HE claims of each candidate were pre-
scented in verse The club member
who spoke for Senator Scott of West
Virginia got a great laugh with his
StanZa:
Here is one who must not be forgot,
ifark 10 the words of Scott-great Scott
lie says in politics man
Must Oft disSemble all he can.
! made an effort to conceal it;
he time has come-I now reveal it,
Mine was secret psychic plan,
! am the original Roosevelt man.
After the claims had all been pre-
scented, Pres. Carson said:
i am sure our guests have all been
edited by these melodious presenta-
tons to the claims OF the various gen.
tlemen mentioned. but you are all mis-
taken turning to President ROOSEVELT;
| present to you, gentlemen the original
Roosevelt man.
Every man III the room Jumped up
when President Roosevelt rose The
cheers were deafeuing Napkins were
waved i'll the air, and the band played
Hail to the Chiet'' The demonstra-
clUn lasted until President Roosevelt
stopped it himself. Then he made a
graceful and witty speech, and the club
singers clinched his reception with a
song. of which this is portion:
Nav let the men who are beating their
wives
Beware of the slugging they'll get
And warn all the railroads with curious
rates
To hustle in cut of the wet.
Let England and Germany, Russia and all,
Know that they can't monkey with us:
Well have Il strong navy to fight with, by
gravy,
If We ever get into ii fuss.
Roosevelt, Roosevelt, you are the man we
praise;
Roosevelt, Roosevelt, strenuous all your
days,
Roosevelt, Roosevelt, now let the eagle soar
over the land, with big stick in our hand,
i on are President four years more
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-09

veloping the acres around it. T. B.
Aldrich, the poet, who is brother-in-
law OF Mr.. Richardson, also built a
cottage there, as did the late Mr.. Smith
of Worcester, and the little community
on the south shore has come to be a
famous item in the summer life of this
part of the Maine coast. Mr.. Richard
son has the utmost fondness for his
place at Tenants Harbor, and while he
is native to Massachusetts, he discovers
that he has quite as great fondness for
the State of Maine.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-09
Something New iu Cabinets.

The first Interpolation Of the evening
was the inauguration of John NJ. Car
son as president of the club. Mr.. Car
son was the clubs first president. The
inauguration was burlesque of a pres
idenlial Inauguration as it occurs March
/. There was a great clatter of horses
boots il the lobby, loud bugle calls, and
then band marched in playing "a Hot
Time The band was followed by a
long procession of rough riders In khaki
uniforms. After IA turn around the
room it was announced that Pres. Car
son would name his cabinet.
He had II secretaries, including the
"Whipping Postmaster General and
she "Secretary of the Strenuous Life
Each secretary's speech OF acceptance
contained gentle jab at President
Roosevelt, who enjoyed the skit hugely.
John 5. Wise of New York was asked
20 speak. He made sky-scraplng,
rip-roariug, eagl screaming speech for
about five minutes.
soon atterWard club member arose
and asked Pres. Carson to decide bet.
The club member said that there had
been a discussion as to Wises power
over his audience. One said 1t was
personal magnetism, one something
else, but the speaker thought it was
hypnotjsm.
Pres. Carson rebuked the speaker for
having any faith in hypnotism, but the
speaker protested and offered to prove
what he said by hypnotising some club
members He was given permission
and took two club members from their
seats to the center of the floor, where
he made them deliver some amazing
speeches.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-09
Give Your stomach . Rest,

assimilated to be of any value to you If
your stomach is weak or diseased take
kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digests what
you eat and gives the stomach a rest, en-
abling it to recuperate, take on new life and
grow strong again. Kodol cures sour
stomach, gas, bloating, heart palpitation
and all digestive disorders. L. A. Soper of
Little Rock, KY, writes US: "We feel that
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure deserves all the
commentator that can be given it, as it
saved the life of our little girl when she was
three years old. She is now six and we
have kept it for her constantly, but of
disagrees with her" Sold by R. H. Moody.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-09
THE GRIDIRON CLUB.
This Famous Organization at the National
Capitol Has Merry Evening. President
Roosevelt Enjoys the Fun

Roosevelt Enjoys the Fun.
The Grdiron Club of Washington,
ID. c., began its 2lst year Jan. 2Sth
with its annual winter dinner at the
New Willard hotel. 1t was the largest
dinner ever given by the club, both in
the number of guests and i'll the variety
OF stunts here were $50 persons
present, including statesmen, poll
ticians, editors, tinanciers and other
leaders of thought and business from
ali parts of the country.
President Roosevelt was there, and
he had more fun, he said, than he has
had since he attended the January dim
ner of the club a }ear ago. Others
among the guests were Senator Charles
w. Fairbanks, vice preSldent-elect;
Baron Des Panches, the Italian am
bassador: Alexander Graham Bell, j..
W. Blythe of the c. B. & O., Mr.. JUS
tice Brewer of the L. S. supreme court,
William Jennings Bryan, Speaker Can
non, 2. b. Todd, LIST vice president of
the New York, New Haven 4 Hartford
railroad, Senator Crane, Senator Diet
rich. c. S. Dehl of the Associated
Press, Senator Depew, Senator Cor
man. w. C. Greene of New York, Rep
resentative Grosvenor, Senator Kearns,
Senator Knox, senator Henry Cabot
Lodge, Sec. Loeb, Senator Long, c. r.
Miller OF New York, w. r. Nelson of
Kansas City, Senator Platt of Connec-
ticut, Whitelaw Reid, Senator Scott,
senator Stone, +. ID. Underwood of
the Erie railroad Gen. James Nj. Will
son and john :. Wise of New York.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-09

DELL Nj. POTTER,
Gen. Mgr. Arizona Gold Mining Co
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-09

RushvilIe, Ind.
Messrs. ELY BROS. Il have been great
sufferer from catarrh and hay fever and
tried many things, but found no permanent
relief until found it in Ely's Cream Balm
about eight years ago, and we have been
fast friends ever since.
(Rev) R. NJ. BENTLEY.
Messrs. ELY BROS. Find enclosed 50
cents, for which please send me your Cream
Balm. find your remedy the quickest and
most permanent cure for cold in the head,
catarrh, etc. Yours trua.
DELL Nj. POTTER,
Gen. Mgr. Arizona Gold Mining Co
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09

Informase que en- la dem manda
interpuesta pOF Jose Soto Garcia
representado por el Lcdo. Figueroa
Maestro contra JacobO Axtmayer
representado por Ell LcdO. Anton
santi Sc present6 por este una ex-
cepci6n previa imPugnand Ia com
petencia de Ia COrte municipal de
San Juan para conocer de Ia mis-
ma. Sometida la question al aFb;-
tPaie de dos abogados .fu6 resuelta
favorablemente al demandante, que
aando pOr tanto desechada Ia petit
ci6n del representante del seior
Axtmayer.
Sc tFata seg1n nuestrss n9ticias
de una aCci6n para rec0bFar bienes
muebIes y resaFcimiento De peEjui-
clos ocasionados Por dicho senior
Axtmayer al refeFidO sefioF Soto
Garcia.
Et iuicio SO celebrara prOBable-
mente & fines de esta semana 8 en-
los commences de Ia oEFa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09

Los juOgOs pTOhlbIaOs y los IiGl,
los.

La siguiente circular ha sido
dirigida d los capitanes de la poll
cfa insplar:
GCuartel General de Ia Policfa
Insular, San Juan Puerto Rico. cir
cular Z.
AgostO 9, 1906. A los capitanes
de la Policia Insular, p R. Senior:
GDebido a las diferentes Opinio-
neS de Oficiales de la Policfa Insu-
lar sobre los juegos que son prOhi-
bidos por la Ley: Sc publica a con-
tinuaci6n la siguiente ista de jue-
gos que en- opinion del Attorney
General son PrOhibidos, exigi6ndO-
SO en- adelante un estrictO Cumpli-
mliento de la Ley 4 sabeF; Faro,
Monte, Ruleta Tan. Fan-Tan, Stud
Horse PocksE, siete y media, trein-
ia y una Hokey-P Pokey y craps.
&Sinembargo, no estan incluidOs
entire los juegos pFohibidos por la
Ley los conocidos con los siguien-
tes nombres: American BFsw Poe
k4r, Golfo, MBlills, Burrc, TresillO.
Domino, Brisca y Tute a menOs
que maya alguDOS Oe los Ju8aGOEoS
que haga las veces de banquero y
sobre 1n interGs en- su beneficio 8
en- ell de la casa.
do que comunicO q ustedeS pa
ra conOcimiento gen neral de Ia fuer-
"a.
&Por orden del COronel HamilI,
P. l., ]. JUDGE Ter. Ienlente
Ayudante, Pol, Ius ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
La Circular DO Ia PeIltfa.

Hoy pubIiCa eLa CorreGpondenCiA0
una circular del j .fe de IG pOliCia inAu'
lar, aCOnsejado por ell Attorney Ge'
neral.
La circular co discFets en- el Sndo,
DOR cuRntO aCabarS con los S5ervicioaS
que en- IL isIs prestan AIgunOs pOlief ss
sorprendiendO iugadGs de campesinoS
en- les CuaIes Rl 0cupaFse los naipes.
oCupa!la policfS 90 8 25 centavoS de
los infraCtores de la ley.
Hs tenido el jefe de 10 pcliCfa aCoA'
seiadO pOr 81 Attorney que decirle &
cierta poIicfa qua sen elisOreta.2
Es decir que On vez de perseguiF iu-
gadss de GCentavCg,9 , busque & los ia
Qadores de oficio s los garitos en- don de
0uisra que est6n, etc6tera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
SsnaIanIsntOs do juIeIOs eIVlIbS
on Ia COTto do DIStfltO.

AgoetO 10: -.
J~J. Pesquera contra Luis L6pe Y.
DeshauciO.
AcisclO Diaz contra Suoesi6a M an'
ricio Guerra. MoCi6n.
Manuel Can 4 contra AnaCleto AZ gu'
do. ExCeDCi 1nes. II
AgoSto IL:
Modesto Mupitiz contra SobrinOs de
Ezquisga. Exoepciones.
Juan Perey6 y otFos contra BAnco
Territorial y otFOs. FxcepCiones.
Csyetano COrame contra Alfredo
ArchilIa y OtFoG. ExOepOiones.
j. j PegqueFR contra ImiAs Rodrl
gaez.
Agosto 10:
A. Cnmig contra Antonio PAGcuH
JoR6 Torres Disz contra Pedro Sal
dsfls. ApelaCi6n.
Conception BstAne0uPt contra keAl'
ne Reyes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
n o / IClA Ais

-H8 sido comentRdo favoFa bIemen.
te 81 acneRdo tornado anochs pOr Loo
obreros. aceptando Los deseos do IaB
Cagas de ComeYCiO que iutereGsn b Ies
tFabsisFa q miamo tipo de- ibrnaI que
s Il New Yolk
-Don AbeIardo de d HRvp, hacen.
dado De Msnatf. hs estado sysr en estR
Ciudad.
Ell Lodo. don R feel PAIscioS Re.
dIigueS sale para MgnRti Y Arecibo,
d0nde estSr& dos diag, en- asuntoS de
Ga pref ssi6n.
So Rnuncian grandes CsmbioG ,
traGlado1 en- 81 Cuerpo de ID pplicia ia.
Bular.
-El guardis Ramon Rivera ha
arrestRdo en- Camuy & Luis Morales
convicto y confeso del delitO dc f fslSi.
fcaci6n.
En- Aguau BaenaS fu6 denupciado
Epif enio Ramos p0r aeduoir q Pcimi-
tiVa Ogols.
-Vari0S policies in0ulareg seF6n &c.
paradOg con motive de Los heChOR des.
arTolIados el dis pFimero de 0aoOto.
-Fu6 denunciado eats mafana ante
eI juez do pazs Caudid0 r Dsario CON
duct0r de ,le correspondence de los
EstGdcs UnidOa por teneP en- ia casa
IN revolver. Defendi6 d acusRdo 81
AbogadO seflor Lygsalle obteniendo 90
abSOluci6n.
Juan N. Lopez ConoOido Dor Grey
del Mundc9 fu6 denunciado pOrque
anOche dormfa en- ell atrio:de CAtedrGl,
habi6ndoIe impueSt0 Ell juez b. zSn dos
dias de CkrCel.
Victor Lopez fu6 muItRdO eata
maflana HtOP el iuez de psz. con nm
dollar de muIta por haber quena&do &
an nif1o con IN tAbaC0.
Sc aGegura que ID pOIicia de San
Juan ger& fntegrRmente trasladRda 6
otr0 puest0. ii
-Eata tSrde saIdrS pSra ell puerto
de New York eI vGpor GCar6cRsz. @
-AuOOhe entr6 en- puerto el vapor
NIamsn eESpart&1, pToCeente do Eu.
rope y Saint Thomas.
.-El pr6ximo domingo Ios rniem.
bros de IL logia eCab1IlerOs de d Yer
dad0 celebrarsn una 0ira & Hato Rsy.
Ell VBp0r RIeman GAsC3niaR que
tom6 puerto Rn0Che prccedente de
Saint Thomas, seguir6 viSje hoy Eu-
r0pa. con CaTgAment0 de aIgod6n.
NaCimientOs: Ramon de JeEHO de
de Jes6g, Luisa Cort6s SSnchez, Mi.
gueI HoyOB. Alfredo Mopjs MaYgsFy
= Antonio Santiago V6!ez.
-DefunCiOnes: BAsiIia M0nz6n. BsF.
naFd0 Fuentes Lopez Bibiana Molina
y Jacinto Diaz Abreu.
-MAtrimonioR: jose Manuel Perez
con Carmen BeItr6n, y EzequieI Fell.
cianO con Irene aAmRdoP. i
La sucegi6n Lucheti hs adquirid0
en- propied&d Ia foss n6mer0 Is para
los reOtoS del que en- vida fu6 don Ma
te0 Lucheti.
-Sa han reanudado hoy todol Los
tFabSj18 de carreteroB y eatiVAdOreg
nOt6ndOse gran animaci6n en- lR ciu-
dad. r.
Sc asegdrR que an faerte debate
tendr& lugar en- 10 comisi6n del Consej0
Executive y CSmars de Fepresentahtes
con mOtiv0 del ebill3 de Condados.
Una reunion de 10 C6marO deICJ.
meEcio tendrS IuGar en- eBtS senaans
para tratar de los asuntOs reIaCiOns d %
con % hueIgS y depurAr aCtitudes y
tomar aCuePdo8 para el futnrO.
Los trAbbjsdOres de los mueIles
tendr&n una asambleR para le que no
hay fjada fecha t6 = con objet3 de
tratar extensamente Ia pE0pOsici6n d,
sefIor Igle0ias. que fu6 aCeptadR en D.
asambIea de anc che
Una 0nimAdR fisste tuvO lugar
anoche en- los salones del castillo de
San Crist6bAl & IL que COnCurrieFon
distinRuidas damas de eOtS s0CiedRd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
AIGmlnIa y FTanGIa.
Rsshaza FraRCia las TGaCiOROS eOTtssss que Is
UfrOeO GemaRil.

Sumo inteY6S he deapertGdO Ia quejR
dc AIemani0 contra FfSDcia heCha por
eI principe DsnnersmaIkA EnviRdO
Cor f lenciaI alemSn On FrsnCia, Y que
he SidO publiCada pOf LIE G0"1dSs de
Paris.
.El Principe dice que Ii cauaa priu''
oipaI de ID irritAci6 que ell Enper8-
dor eli pueblo RlemGn sienteD, es por
Ia aCtitud de FrAncia oil fechHz9r los
esfuelz9s aIemSnes para eatAOiecer
corteseB relGciones con ellis.
. P0ne 10 siguiente. en- b1cR del En-
viado NIemSr:
GCuandO L9ubst Wis jaba para San
Petera burgO, el empeFsdOF Guillermo
snvi6 & decir & DslCAss6 que 81 se SEN
tilia fsIiz si pudier@ teneF una corfe..
renCis con el Preai lente. 7 alcasfe
Ie Oontest6 que Loubet no teniS ITEM
DO para ello.S hi Il
Dsspu6S de estO, 81 DTi2Cipe Eorl
aue hS Oido invitadO & Fsancis por Loo
Club frsnceses de Sutom6viIes y reci.
bido 10 intimSCi6n que aelfs me- 1F pc
rG 81 de RbstenerSe de lT en- eA lnSeTei
del 6rden p6biiCO. .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
En- NEW YORK,

Ea ests nindsd he abiarto ma -.
pI6ndidR caSa de hue spe6eg. a cue can
Go eI gusto do ftecer amis amigos J
FeIaCiOnadoB. que piensen pagaT una
temporada en eate plfs.
Estk situads On una do lac prinoipa.
leS Gales de eats gran mstr5poli.
Cuento con an mBgoffiso aefyicio, v
an Cocinero de fama. Pfecioa m6di.
C0s. Trato de fsmilia.
DirijiFse 6 Bu duefI1 M Lu5unRrig.
1S8 West 64th, st. NV ,Yolk
l3 v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09

Mr. Samuel Hyde, empleado De
la Secretarfa de- Puerto Rico ha
contraido matrimonio con Miss Eve
Iyn Haeselbarth, hija de Los espO-
SOS a. G. Haeselbarth.
Los reci6n casados saldrah para
les Estados Unidos en- ell <CoamoH
el martes. pr6ximO y Permal leceran
dos mases auSenteS.
Deseamos q los j6venes espcsos
muchas felicidades y satisfa acciOnes
en- su visje de boda5.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
ULTIMA HO RA,
CAMARA De CgMERC
COHvOcArORIA ala JUM1A Gen ERAL.

A soIiCitud de doce miembfOS de es.
to CSmaFa 90 ConvocR & Junta General
de los socios de Ia miomQ, para ell vief-
mes II del OOrriente. & lRS dos de Ia
tSrde.
LIS Junta tendr& fsCto en- IRs 0fici-
mas de Ia CSmara. altos del B ncO Te-
rritOrisI. y 50 objetO ser6 rec bir al
Comit6 de ComeFciante0 reulidOs en-
AsambIea eI domingo 6. On LOT salones
del Ayunisrniento, para som meter & In
sanction de IL CSmRrR los aCuefdOs TO-
mados DOR dichs Asamblea.
San Juan, p. B. Ag0Bt0 8 de 1905
MANUEL PANIAGUA,
Pfesidente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
RUMORES GRAVES.

la guerra de Extreme Oriente.
Los plenipotenciarios afr Fmase que
Sc obstinan en- no discuti condi-
clones de paz que juzguen vejami-
nosas para el imperio mos cOvita.
Aumenta la espectaci6n pGblica
en- Europa Y America.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09

El seflor Moscioni, fot6gra afo de
esta Ciudad, nos ha obsequia do con
una fotograffa tomada en- 81 actO
que celebr6 la asamblea de NUM-
cipios en- esta Ciudad el dia 25 de
Julio.
AgFadecemos la atenci6n y da-
mos las grscias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09

New York, AgostO 8, 80 p. m.
CirCula en- Washington ell rumor
de que la actitud de los plenipo
tenciarios rusos. es muy en6rgica
y que es possible no Sc llegue q
acuerdo alguno continuando de ma
nera indefinida, por Parte de Russia,