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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-03
EI GutdadO que d0b0 darSo 4 los
.IOfngoraGOrOs.

Es case de mucha importancia
que haya muy poca MADEIRA, 81 es
que ha de haber alguna, en- ell in
terror de los .refrigeradores. No
existe la menoF duda de que, iuz-
gandolo en- coDjunto, 10 mas con-
veniente es tenaF el refrigerator en-
losado, esmaltado 8 cubierto inte-
rioFmente de porcelana. Una SUI
pericie tai, sera lisa, podra conser-
varse limpia con facilidad y no
pueae absOFber malOs olores.
Los refrigeradores deben estar
bien ventiladOs. y dispuestos de
tai suerte. que ell aire frfo del sitio
donde Sc g1araa ell hielo, circule
ibremente por toaos los dem8s
com partimentos. Cuando menoS de-
ben habeF tres divisiones; dos para
-alimentos y una bastante amplia
para el hielo. FL refrigerator de-
IBERIA hallarse en- un sitio fFesco y
bien iluminado.
+ Muchas personas hay que, debi-
do q una falsa idea de economic no
obtienen Fesultados satisfactorios CON
el usO del hielo y De refrigerado-
res. Un error que c0m1nmente Sc
cOmete, es el de poner muy pOca
cantidad de hielo diariamente 8 ca
da dos dias, ca veZ de llenar ell de-
p6sito de hielo dos 8 tres veces poF
.Semana. Una pequefia cantidad de-
hielo no puede hacer bajar la tenn
peFatura sufcientemente y 81 result
tado es que, cuando Sc pone POGO
hielo, este Sc deshace con Suma
rapidez y la carne no Sc puede con-
servar por largo tempo. AL final
de la estaci6n Sc viene 4 encontrar
que Ell coste del hielo y ell desper-
dicio de los alimentos ha siao ma
yor que 10 que hubiese costado ell
.manteeer continuamente Ell dep6sis
to lleno.
DEspUEs DE PROBARtodos los engafi6s
SOS remedies que ne RnunCian es Cuand0 mo-
pc agFadoce Ia efioacia RADICAL del Digesti.
vo Mojarr1eta, cuya supeT1oridad est6 UnfVer-
galmente ConfirmGda.
Ouracioneg desesperadas On personas bion
5onocldss que 10 tomaron duFante tres me-
Ses aop las que 10 han hecho gloEioao, pero
IN solo estuOhe produce mejor efecto que
una doCena de frascos de ou8lquieF otro re-
medic, porque adem8s de ser ell Gnico Ver6a-
dero Curative radical del est6magoIy del
intestine, sin enga6osa aOci6n Calmante, es
Digestive PuFifCador de los alim|entogs
Sc debe exigir que ceda hostia tenqs era.
bado el nombre Digestive MojaTrieta.
5 9apon Aa2a1 9a2. Elae1 aIiIeEmsty ~ e. e4n Juau
| ta4 de Eur opay AmATioa
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.REVISTA De
AGUADlLLA.
lRIObrss de- ID IOe0m0tOFa.
Il doctor HeTntad0z. Ia
GOnpa1Ia TeTIaiaS.
POr d nsm9Tia del ,Dr. R0ulrs.
(De maestro o9grespcas0l seaor Msr
- J5nea

5 4 -
Jolio' j ]. La representation de ese
peri6dicO be ha BerVido COZ fsrirEoB ell
.hoDFoso ceTgo de Corresp0nsal, en- esta
ciudsd, seg61 credenciRl en- nuestr0
podeF.
AdVArt;rc>s < e dos or.a nc aeelt re.
mos resi- OnsRbiIidldes exraGiGs
L ds 444-sbrE cUrTv sponu6lcla ira
selE0dG, ain cuyo requisite, no nos hA'
remos reRbonaableS dc. 10 que Aievosa-
mente otros esCrib1n. no GtreYie dose
dAr Il cara.
Durante tOdo el dia de hoy Sc han
lIevado & o, bo las pTimerss mari .brks
de ID loCounotora, sobfe el puente de h
CnlIe de San Carlos,
EG inusitsdo 81 movimiento que Sc
observR en- ell coFreo en- los diau que Ge
Feciba correspondence de los Ettados
Unidos.
P1reCe que nuestras relGciones CO.
merCiAleS se estreChRn Cada diR mas
con nuestrO continents, aunque los ne
goCios resultAn muchSs ices .1101os.
-Seg1l ae nos II f9vm8, Ia figms CO.
mercial Franco American Hat Com
pany quedaYa pronto establelida en-
AguadilIR. dedicSnduae con especiGli-
dad & ID fabric Ici5n de sOmbreros con
mAteFialea extrsDjeros , del pals.
-Pr6ximamente Sc reanudaFan los
iuiciOG en- nueatra corte.
Para 81 dia del actual. Ge nos iudi.
CO, OCurrir6n IRS primerag segioneI.
YO dSremog ouentR opOrtunamente de
los de bates p6bicos de diCha Gorte.
-El FeputAdo doctor Hernandez &c
encuentEs en- estA ciudad. de FegreS0
de u HSbanR y NuevA York
-PrOnto 0olicitaremos una vista del
sefIor jefe del penal de estA p0blaci6n.
con eI I'm de hAcer p6b'ico les mejoraG
v defcienciRs que notemoG en- dioh0
establecimiento.
-VerfanoS con gusto que los ami
gOs fntimos " pATticu lSreS del nunCG
bien 0entid0 doctor Tomss RoVira, que
fo6 un alma Exceptional, le dsdiCaser
& ga mem0HiR IN aibum de recuerd08,
con Ell fin de perpetuRr las bondhdeG ,
excelenCias de Bquel coraz6n gener0g0.
RsComendOmOs el asunt0 al anlable
director de Ell RegionRlO, amigo carl
floso del finado.
Los honrsdos espiritistas de estg
pueblo han publiCado por esCrito %
protests, con motive de Las fAIsaB ridf
CuIaS de 0lgunos !euCGrnRdO8.
-SeR1a versioneG. prOnto nos Visi-
tara ID reputAda comps fifa de aCF6b1.
tbs que dirije el sefior Jordan.
La Compsfifs TerrAdas Viene$ ira
bSjsndo con 6xit0 en- estR poblaCi51.
Los ArtiStas son buenOs 81 p6bliCC
osle de los eSpectGCuIos sOtisfecho
Nos oOupRremOs mas luego de les 6!ti
mas funOionaa.
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IUeVa tOrFo q SaIO-
daT al GigIO,
SItQada en- eI Madison Square
tsRdi $50 pies Dc aItuTa.
New York. JUNO 90

NOV 4OTA9 eglAU4U ZUs~-s
En- 81 sitiO OcupadO pOr la Madi-
son Square Presbyterian Church en-
la calle "a y Madison Ave. SO en-.
gir& una TORE que eclipsaF8 al mo
numento de Washington, en- Was
hington. ell City Hall de Philadel-
phia, Ia CatedPal de Cologne y to-
dos los otros gigantescos edifcios
del mundo.
Sc cree que tenlra $50 pies De
altuFa por Is de ancho.
Las prOporciones del edifcio pue-
den comparaFse con las de- una vela
De pulgadas de largo poF una de
diametFo.
La estructura mas alta que Sc ha
construido esel Park Row Building.
pero ese mide solamente $50 pies
aesde la base hasta la cumbre. Ain
la piramide de Gheaps Y Ia Iglesia
de- San Nicolas, HambuFgo con sus
picos xperforandos el cielo Sc que
darSn atras cuando Ia torre de New
York este concluida. Sera casi exac-
tamente vez y media mas alta que
ell Park Row Building.
La Metropolitan Insurance Com
pany levantara la nueva estructura
y algunas personas diieron aver
que era porque la compafifa estaba
celosa de- la elevada vivienda de los
ofciales del &EquitableS y Sc ha-
bfan aeterminaao q tener algo mas
eleva1o.
Sea como Sc quieFa. la TORE. en-
vez de ser un .sde1o de un future
distante, esl I'm hecho tan cercano
que Ell trabajo empezara tan pronto
como la congregation del doctor
Parkhurst abandOne Ia iglesia m1-
dsndose q otro. LEGAL.
Ell metropolitan Life Buildings
Ocupa va mas de las tres cuartas
parties de la cuadra entire Madison
y IA. Avenida Y las Gales % y "a
y pos6e ALI una formidable estru-
tura.
Tan pronto como, la propiedad de
la iglesia que la compaffa ha COM
pFado quede desocupaaa, tendra un
trozo adicional- De Is pies en- Ia
Avenida Madison y 15O pies en- la
calley "a. -dando un area de ll.250
pies.
Este area es mayor que la del
monumento de Washington y de
otros grandes <edi6cios de New
York. IT. VII
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C 0 B R E 0

En- Is administration de Correos de
sstR ciudad ne encuehtran defenidaB las
siguientes cRrtaA:
MAule6n G. N, MerCOd0 CiriIO,
Martinez Enrique, MARTINEZ Pascual,
MArcial Manuel, MARQUEE Msrfa, Nal
donado O4sSI, Maldonado Ovidio,
Martinez JuRnR.
Nelson Miss julia, N.wmRn Mfg.
BsEthR, Navarro JuR RnitO.
Plnero IsSfS, Par \ eE Tuerto MaIa.
quenO.
.Qui6ones Ana Clara.
kyurlRueG Msrti1, Rodriguez Bo-
nilta JuinitO. Rivera Juan C., Ramos
Juan Ices. Ramos de LoFedO FeIips,
Ramirez jose. Sierra Maria.
Semidt Hugo Won, Smith IVreaI, (2)
IWeaI, Smith Arturo, Smith Mary
FsirbAr K, Server Henry, SegarrR MI
Ifs, Santos MAIfs.
Triesdi JOs6. Ter rEelI FrArk M.
VaFcs de ReQins.
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EI ola de aver
Playa de mosquitoes.

LIovi6 copiosamente. D9sde las
primeras hoTas de la maflans, has
ia cerca de las cincO de la tarde,
estuvo Ell tempo aborrascaao.
Una fuerte tronada dei6se OR CO.
mo q las 10 a. m. 6.
Varias fueron las descargas cleo
tricas.
Acaso por Ia mucha lluvia que
hubo en- ell dia. vi6se la ciudad ba-
jo una playa de mosquitoes que has
ia Sc le intrOducfan a la gente poF
la nariz y por la boca.
En- los carros el6ctricos con tan
POGO plausible motive los viajeros
estorn1daban cada ratio.
Era necesario hablar 10 menos
possible, y ESQ tapandose la boca con
el panuelo. pues de 10 contrario es-
taba uno expuesto q tragaFse &mi-
riSdas> de mosquitoes mas menos
pat6genos.
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La bahia ID San Juan.
Curioso espec ctacuIo aver.

Un espeCtkCulo curioSO pudo obSer-
Varae aver en IL bahia de. San Juan.
LS ma lana fac tiuViOsR v el sol de-
jose YER pUcaS Veces.
La superticie del tRua presentabA f
guras CRpriOhOsas, creyendO aDgupos
que el mar r. fl jabR loo cOntOrnOs de
laS nubes y OtrOs OpinarOn que 10 que
80 reflejAbA en- el mOr era eli fOnd0 de
10 bahia. lOpinar o. b
VeiAse que pArtiendO de IL NDSrsenR
de los bOteA0 una dheR irregular como
de Cinco metros de hnCho en- unas par
tsS y de & metros en- Otras extendfs-
90 hastR el pOblado de Catafio. Ans
do derechO de Ia Darsena 6 sea el NitiO
cOnoCidR pOr Smuelle de las Roletas1 go
vgfa IN semiclrculo de color ros6CeO v
hacia h izQuierds y en- dlferenteS pun
tOs otras fiGurRs.
El espeCtGCulo duf6 cerca de media
hOra, mientrRs se sucedfRn las de0Car.
gas eE6striCAa.
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CIineD 6 n ArascO.
Fl senior GustaV 0 AdOItO Posants,
jGfG dol partldO unlOnIsta, he
TIdO mOrtdImGntO.
EI agroSOr So do q Ia fUga y 50
10 p0TsIguO pOT IA pOllGia.
(Ra tgzGgrqfo) }

Hoy recibimcs ell doIoroS0 tele-
QrGma que Digue:
GAfllsco, Julio 3. 1 p. m.-Director
1COrrespOndencia,o San Juan. n.-Ano.
che fu6 herido de una puflAladS frente
farmaCia ArrillpgA nuestrO queridfni.
mo smign y j'fe del partidO don JoR6
AdOlfO PesSnte.
GUapitan Lopez Dfsz, teniente Cas-
tro y varios guREdiss Sc encuentran
aQuf trahBiando desde Las primeraB
horas para captuEar SgreG0r que Sc
di6 & ID fugR.
GPueblO cOnSteFnad0. .Juzgado en-
tiende an tan lsment6 BILE guCeB0. GO
RRESPONSAL , .
Ella Correspond denCia0 Iamenta pro-
fundamente tRl desgrscia. 7 espera-
mos que lac autpridades habran de
desplegaF toda Ga lctividad en- ell e.
CIarecimiento de ebte Crimen.
Ell seflor PesRnte eB un CabaIIero
digufsimO y un puertorrique no de hon
roaa historic y de eiemplar vida p6-
blica. .>
Vivamente desc amos que 10 CienCis
logre arrRnCArle & Ia muerte.
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Maronls quo saIon saras.

Gil Antonio de la Cruz (a)H Ma
romero SO llev6 un gallo y por mas
que trat6 De venderlo en- una fon-
da. no SO 10 compraron pOr que
querfa trataFlo sin que 10 Vieran, 10
cual hizo sospechar de la adquisi-
ci6n del 0ozdtSZ
Vista la causa hoy en- la Corte
municipal. ell juez impuso al Marc
nero un aflo de carcel.
r Pero como, aaemas. Sc habfa
apropiado 6e unas dulceEas, ia Cor
to le conaen6 "a seis meses mas de
arrestO,
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Aver como a las 10 y 30 a. m.
una de las descargas e16ctricas que
cayeron sobre la ciudad, fu6 con-
ducida por uno de los alambres de-
la plsnta electrical del Gtrc clleys q
un tFansformador que esta frente q
la carcel de Distrito fundi6ndolo Y
privando de luz al edifcio.
Dos individuos que estaban en-
los eScFitorios del Alcaide recibieron
la impression de Ia descarga cayen-
do de espal1as. =
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Junta EsGOlaf DO COmolfo.

Ests Junta acord6 fiiar el pIazo de
diez dias 6 ContRr desde hoy para %
admission de solicitudes & los maentFos
que deseen cortretsrse en- el pr6ximo
sfio. esoolar. Tods solicitud es requi-
sito indispensable que sa presarte
scOmps d ada del correspondiente Ger.
tifcsdo: de 10 contrario no ser6 Rcep.
tRda.
COmerf2. Julio 3 de 1895.
80
E2 P,essdente
JUAN SANTIAGO.
A " -
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EN- SAN JUAN.

Sc encuentrR en- San Juan eI seffor
don RsfAel Rocs. Alcalde de NsRun bo,
RH que hemou Senido el gusto de salu.
dAr en- estSS'G f:lnaa. -
El se6Or R.Ca. es an buen puertoEri.
que III y persona que goa de Reneral
estlmaoi6n, por sus reIevantes prendas
de Caracter.
Degesm"sle muChas SAtiafacCioneS en-
esta Ciu u d.
-Visj1s y legftimOs. EspeCiales pa
ra enfermos. ViDos de Oporto. vi.
nOa de Madeirs. Vinos Ssmos. de Gre
4 n VtaO9 JoARy do HunRTia. Casa
8 QeEeaed0.
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Hoy eg q VfsDera de- de Julio y
esta noche se inaugnran Las Restas con
nm bSile. donde no 30 bebePG 0fFa Ger.
w que e Ea6st, pusa los selioVqs nj.
y Calderon y Co, Ietu6n II son JOB
alOaEgadoa de- d vents.
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BORDADOS.[ Sc dk trabsio
8 buenaB bordadoraB enYi6ndoIes Il
telR ca Cualquier punto de d Isla y
be t0mSn tamb;6a & sueIdo traba-
iRndo On nueGtFas oficinas.
-)o(-
ENCAJES DE HILO.-Se CONE
pran enCaDjss de hilo. cOnen6s. pa.
Iuelos etc, de la mismR labor he
ohOs & nihn0.
DlTigiBe & The Porto Rico Drawn
Work and Embroidery y Co. 10
FOEtRlezs. San Juan. PR.
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PROF. JOSE L. FAJARDo.

Macs sro de concrete &.
Hosredaje complete y ensehsnzS para j6-
venes senoritas 81 semanales
ss5 West 80 I'd. Street. New Yolk. N. Y.
B " d s.. -.
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Julio C6sar Gonzalez.
Notario p1blico.

San Francisco Is 90 piSo. San Juan
Puerto Rico. 15Y.a.
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COSTURERAS. Sc solicitsn en-
The Porto Rico Drawn Work and EN-.
broidery Co. 10 Fortalezs. San Juan.
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ArohivadOu & sOIicitud del uenOr
Fiscal. .......s." .. ~ =" 6S
ApeIaCiones u Supreme ..Y..... 1s
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Las d0seaTgas eI6etrIeas, sysr.

OaT0g6n0s
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Recursos eUtrGordSinGrSos. 1esde Julio
1904 d Julio 80 de 1905.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-19
REDWOOD LAKE CLAIMS VICTIM
Walter Peavey Sinks in Deep Water
and Disappears.

Walter Peavey young man who
has been a frequent visitor to this city,
went in bathing in the lake at Red
wood Falls, Friday and was drowned.
He waded out into the water when
suddenly it appears the shallow water
gave place to an abrupt descent into
water thirty feet deep and the young
man was seen to go down never to rise.
1t was late Sunday when his body was
recovered.
He was agent for the Inter State and
buyer for the Eagle Mill elevator at
Redwood Falls. The Eagle mill people
had only recently increased his wages
because of his ability to get grain
having taken in more than all the
other elevators put together during the
past season.
He leaves a young wife and two
children besides his parents and a
large circle of friends.
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THE DIAMOND CURE,

The latest news from Paris, is, that
they have discovered a diamond cure for
consumption. Hyou fear consumption
or pneumonia, it will, however, be best
for you to take that great remedy men,
toned by ". T. MCGEE, OF Vanleer, Tenn.
Il had a cough, for fourteen years. Moth
ing helped me, until I took DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, which gave instant relief,
and effected a permanent cure" In
equalled quick cure, for Throat and Lung
Troubles. At O. M. Olsen's drug store;
price SOC and $1.OO, guaranteed. Trial
bottle free.
The funeral of Ferdinand Puenzel,
an old bachelor who died in Milford
recently, was held from Buenger's
morgue Thursday morning and inter-
ment made in the city cemetery. lis
said that the old bachelor willed his
property and other resources amount
to $4,000, to a young niece. Miss Annie
Schwantes of Milford.
BENT HER DOUBLE.
Il knew no one, for four weeks, when
l was sick with typhoid and kidney
trouble" writes Mrs. Annie Hunter. of
Pittsburg, Pa, sand when I got better,
although | had one of the best doctors
could get, was bent double, and had
to rest my hands on my knees when T
walked. From this terrible affection
was rescued by Electric Bitters, which
restored my health and strength and
now l can walk as straight as ever. They
are simply wonderful" Guaranteed to
cure stomach, liver and kidney disor-
ders; at 0. NJ. Olsen's drug store; price
SOC.
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Miss Ella Robbins of Mankato was
the guest of Miss Lillian Klossner
over Sunday.
Chas. Personnel of Redfeld, S. D..
was in the city several days last week
visiting friends.
Don't forget the lawn social at the
parsonage of the German Methodist
church this evening.
Otto Tape spent few days vaca-
ton at Fairfax last week, returning
home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hilda Hammer of Mountain
Lake is guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. W. Peuser this week.
Miss Antonnia Gratz of Winona is
spending few days with her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. John Henle.
William Ochs of LeSueur has &C
cepted a position as clerk in the store
of his brother, J. A. Ochs of this city.
Miss Margaret Schoch returned home
yesterday from Excelsior where she
had gone with Miss Winifred Lind last
week.
Wall paper SC per role at Louis j.
Buenger. 19-tf-
William Gieseke has added large
new wagonette, carriage and a fine
travelling horse to his hosiery the
past week.
Jacob Pfenninger accompanied his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Helen Engel, to St.
James Tuesday, returning home the
following day.
Fred Gales will return to Minneap-
oils Friday morning after spending
his vacation with his mother, Mrs.
Jos. Gales of this city.
Dudley Martin has accepted the
position as barber recently made
vacant by Arnold Stamm in Anton
Simmet's tonsorial parlors.
Miss Alma Exner who has been Wis
iting with her cousin, Mrs. Henry
Vetter the past week went to her home
at Redfeld, S. D. last Saturday.
The marriage Of Fred Loeffelmacher
to Carrie Windorf is announced to
take place at the home of the brides
parents in Milford Tuesday, July 25.
Messers F. P. Siebel and Otto Schell
and their wives drove to Mankato
Monday morning and spent the day
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
-Kron Of that city.
- FOR RENT-Sixrooms in the Kaschau
building over New Ulm Post. Inquire
OF Adolph Meile or Henry Kaschau.
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BROUGHT NEW STYLE TO NEW ULM
Lady Who Introduced Hats and
Hoop Skirts is Here.

Grandma Krech, whose home is in
Aitllin, was in the city the latter part
OF last week the guest of Mrs. Helen
Setter. There is something interest
ing in connection with the visit of Mrs.
Krech to this city from the fact that il
has been some thirty years since she
has lived here or been here at all since
the family moved away.
The city was in its infancy when she
and her husband came here from the
east and arranged to made this their
home. It was in the year 1860, before
the Civil war and before the Indians
concluded to take things into their
own hands and the young people, for
they were young at that time, were
guests at the Setter house.
Mrs. Krech brought into the CITY the
first stylish costume that was worn.
intact she was the originator of the
wearing of hats in New Ulm, for upon
her head was seen the first hat worn
by women. Up to this time the bonnet
had had the field to itself and the
skirts the ladies wore hung about their
forms much as they do now.
But Mrs. Krech changed all this.
She appeared with that curious and
Impossible combinati hat and
hoopskirts' and there was seven days.
wonder in the city. It is said that the
people gazed at her as though she was
part of some circus outfit and it was
sometime before they would become
reconciled to the innovation.
It came though, as all changes do.
reluctantly at first but it came and
there are still those living who have
recollections of having made popguns
out OF the steel hoops that had once
been usedto create heinverted balloon
appearance of the neither part of the
human form divine
Mrs. Krech was greatly surprised at
the improved appearance of the city
and had many interesting conversa-
tlons with Mrs. Setter and some of
the other ladies who were residents
here at the time she was a citizen of
the city,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Espenson of
Montivideo, MINI. who have been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. August Gieseke for
the past few weeks returned to their
home yesterday.
Mrs. N. Fl. Harris, who has been
visiting the home of NJ. A. Bingham
the past two weeks went to Sanborn.
Iowa, Tuesday noon and from there
she will go to her home at Cedar
Falls.
Henry Engel accompanied his moth
er, Mrs. Helena Engel, as far as St.
James Tuesday. His mother was on
her way to the Pacific coast where
| she will visit
Two compositors from the Review
| Office are witnesses at Mankato lust
when they are needed most to. get out
the paper. which is our apology for
not being able to handle much of the
| trial detail
Last Thursday evening the Concordia
band and the Ladies society of the
Lutheran church gave q surprise party
to Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Rein at their
residence, The party is in the nature
of a farewell as Mr.. and Mrs. Rein
expected to leave about the middle of
the month, but suitable arrangements
could not be made for the disposition
of the business here until the first of
the month when a competent man will
arrive and be placed in charge of the
jeWelry business.
BASEBALL PLAYERS AND FooF RACERS
Louis j. Kruger, ex-champion long
distance foot racer OF Germany and Hol.
land, writes, Oct. 9th, 1901: sDuring
my training of eight weeks foot races at
Salt Lake City, in April last. used Bal.
lard's Snow Imminent to my greatest
satisfaction. Therefore, ] highly recon-
mend Snow Liniment to all who are
troubled with sprains, bruises or rheu.
matism." 25c, SOC, 500 bottle. Sold
4 by Eugene A. Pfetferle.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-19
Steam Guage and Whistle Disappear.

S. D. Peterson misses the steam
guage and whistle which has been re-
moved without his consent, from the
new engine he has for sale across the
street from his Office. While it is Dos
slble that it has been borrowed by
someone needing such an article, still
he believes it must have been stolen
by tramps and sold. If this notice
should come to the attention of par.
ties having purchased such articles
he will appreciate livery much if they
will notify him.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-19
Lawn Social.

Members of the German Methodist
church will give lawn social on the
lawn at the parsonage this {Wednes-
day. evening, to which they extend a
cordial invitation to all. Ice cream
and cake is to be served and a LARGE
attendance is anticipated.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-19
BORN.

MEILE-On Wednesday, July II, 1905
to Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Meile o.
this city, daughter.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-19
INDIGESTION

With its companions, heart burn
fiatulence, torpidity of the liver, consti-
patton, palpitatlon of the heart, poor
blood, headache and other nervous symp-
tons, sallow skin, foul tongue, offensive
breath and legion of other ailments,
is at once the most widespread and de-
structive malady among the American
people. The Herbine treatment will
cure all these troubles. soc bottle. Sold
Iby Eugene A. Pfefferle.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Espenson O:
Montivideo, MINI. who have been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. August Gieseke fo1
the past few weeks returned to theil
home yesterday