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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-10-06
A Lake Canal

There seems To be strong sen
timent awakening IN our people
for a "short cut" between the ul'-
per bayou Teche and Grand Lake.
If properly carried out 1t would
mean much in the development OF
this section, and lis advantages to
this town would he of such broad
scope az to justify tle energetic
thought and vigorous action OF our
foremost people. Recent develop
meets have made it quite necessa-
~ that Iberians should act.
In our last issue We noted the
d,sDOsition Of some uf our leading
men Of affairs TO awake the Char
enton Caual project which had
slept for years Information
comes to us now (Which we hope
ia incorrect) that the former own
prs of the land. contained in the
grant of the right OF way TO the
II. 8. Government for the haren-
ton Canal project, have discover
ed defects and flaws in the little
of the Government This discovc-
~ led to an action which resulted
IN the Government reIinqnishing
its claim to the right Of way and
the former owners have taken pos
session and fenced up the proper
ty. II there is no mistake about
this information, then the NhareD
ton Canal can Il. | i.
Something must he done.
Clarendon has been lberia's hope
for quarter century. If hope
there ia lost, let us turn TO some
thing better. Let MS seek n pro
iect that will be closer identified
with the commercial interests OF
Iberia, parish and town. Let us
get together and discuss the
wisest location for a canal to con
meet the Teche and the Lakes to
the east Of us.
Mr.. Geo. W. Dallas IS reported
to us IA having suggested that an
easy route to the Lakes can be
found by dredging ont a bayou
that leads from Lake Fausse
Po:nte, drought the swamps to-
wards Olivier station. The dis
lance from the bayou TO the Lake
isa fraction less than 6 miles
a little over 81 miles Of that dis
tance is covered by the httle ba-
you running through the swamp
This leaves but a small fraction
oyer2 miles Of high land TO be
dredged.
Another route. advocated by
Mr.. X. 5. Mcmahon, we believe,
ia to cut directly east from the
bend If the Teche, above Belle
Place, through to Lake Fausse
pOinte. This route involves a cut
Of only > niles through high land
and " miles through Il timbered
swamp.
There is much to be SAID about
these propositions and all details
should he carefully examined
Information should he acquired
abont the depth Of water at the
axe end; the depth of cut neces-
sary ut all proposed sites: the pro-
liable expense Of maintenance Of
the respective propositions; and
last, but not least, Shich will offer
the greater advantages.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-10-06

cldt 10 nave th'ii i''N' - '"''''
during the last qua' sh'Ioe as Ter
list TO be fu nl~h"d the city 'ierh
by the State Board Of Health
II WAS moved by AR Hrnoud't
seconded hy Mr. Z / UcIahonS
sage aud carried That the 'l'S
Collector make n druiaud upon
parties ewing ,hc city for sldt
walks constructed fn hem hy tie
city and thar " they fan to pay
within ten days the City Attorney
he authorized ln r"iIrrt tn"
amounts due 10y SUIT.
Mr. Guilfoux appeared hrf"'r
the Coumcli aud presented the map
Of The City partially completed
and asked for fu,l hri time; II was
moved by Mr. Il + Drlah"nssaye
seconded hy Mr.. q Eenondet ami
carried HAT Mr.. ';nlli"uN h" gwen
sixty days rs a final limit for the
completion of the Map Of tn" CITY
\ communion WAS received
from Che Unspc,nrian Aid Saclety
asking for assistance IN sending
the Hcsson Family to k"lrvlllc
Texas 1t was moved by Mr. ..
Renoudet seconded Ivy Nv. Della
boussayc and carried that City ap
prepria.e Fifty Dollars to AID IN
paying the expenses OF the lesson
family to Kerrvllle. Texas, and
that the amount be turned over t"
the Presiden, of the tTsertarlan
Aid Society for this purpose
The following bills were read
approved and ordered paid on
motion of Mr. q Henundct stcand
ed by Juo Fisher, 10 Wit:
+. n. Messenger, feeding prison
ers for month of Sept, $40, Feed
ing Prisoners: NJ. Leblanc, dray
age for Sept S1n.JJ ) & H.; Jno
Broussard, for horse and buggy
etc. 81 -. panpers Techr Trans.
and Fuel Oil Co. for crude oil
furnished Board of Health $SJ.O4,
b, of ii: V. y. Poirs n. for tax
role for 1906 $50, Assessor; JnO.
Emmer, for loads bats 81 5. 4
B; Southwestern Flee Supply
House for globes $3.50 Inc; Cham
piOn Iron works for repair ne oil
wagon SIS b. of Ii l.. +. Lallande
feed for Chief of Police Horse
Sl2. % Police.
1t was moved 10y Mr.. Della
houssaye, seconded by Mr. .'no.
Fisher and carried that the bill
OF Messrs Occur Il Babineaux
for traces etc furnished Fire Co.
No. . be referred back to Fire o.
No. 2 for payment.
It was moved by Mr. q Renou
Diet, seconded 10y Mr.. i inde>t.
and carried that the meeting adj
iourn until the next regular meet
;,r spa ia
i"a. ezs@.-
X. S. Bell, G c. Laughlln,
Clerk Mayor.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-10-06
See Wit. Jut q Shore.

See Wit. Jut . Shore.
The native official may be relied on TO
contribute to the gayety Of tour of tn.
Emerald Isle.
This $ amer The passengers on a
small b. were astonished and then
1ns-s 1 t. Lear one OF the men call out.
as t. ! were drawing away from the
landing:
~ is boat doesn't stop anyVhers!"
Youths Companion.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-10-06
Quinsy. Sprains aud Swelling
Cured.

In November, 1901, caught
cold and had the quinsy. My
throat was swollen SO tconld hard
" breathe. I applied haInberlain's
Pal" Balm ina itET mJ relief
in short fine In ~twyaays /
was all r'ssE"Zs VIZ. co"-
sins, Otterbp1, Mich. Chamber
laln's Pain Rim is a lipihent and
is especially valuabsrfor sprains
and swellings. For sale by All
Druggists
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-10-06
Precipitation

The rainfall for the month of
Septcmber, at this point, was as
follows:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-10-06

NO End to
"A rural roe carrier at Rockport.
No, vii led to define his district
wrote: .dy route begins 81 the livery
stable and runs all arunnAt and ends
e the pOst oflc1." -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-10-06
STOP PAYING RENT
BY payfngt it to yourself
and owning bar own home
Iberia Building Association
INSTRUCTIVE INTERESTING
Correct English
Flow to Use IT.
a Monthly Magazine Devoted to the
Use of English.
JOSEPHINE TURCK BAKER, Editor
Partial Contents

Course in Grammar
How to Increase Ones Vocabulary.
The Art OF Conversation.
Shall aud VIII; Should and Would How to
Use Them.
Pronunciations Century Dictionary
Correct Eng 'ish IN the school.
What to Say aud What Not 10 Say
Course In Letter-W Writing ard Punctuation
hlphabetic list OF authorizations
business English for the business Man. 4
Words: How to Write Them.
Studies in English Literature.
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~VVVVvVvVVVVV

Look around and zee II yoa dom
eeed some printed stationery. II 20
The IbefiaA Office h the place TO get
DHnoT.clAAaD work.
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Agents Wanted
SIN 4 Year. Send nc for Single Copy
CORRECT EMsllsM, Evanstep, m.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07

Our God" from "The Holy City" Gaul. MT. Paul Ingles. Duet, My Redeemer hveth,'' Mendelssohn, Mrs. Tharald- son, Mrs. Martin. Sunday school at 10 a. r.. Litarv on Friday at D. m
 FOR CATCHING SOLDlERS-In its desire to decrease the number of deserting soldiers who successfully vii olate their oaths of enlistment the government has decided to offer liber- al rewards as stimulus to the busi- ness of soldier catching. War depart ment orders No. 2G7 have been receiv- ed at the office of Governor Kibbey, tle graph of which reads as foi- lows: "A reward of $50 will be paid to any civil officer or civilian for the apprehension and delivery to the prop CT military station or at some conven- tent point agreed upon of any deserter from the military service, except such as can claim exemption from trial un- der the statute of limitations. The re- ward will be paid by the quartermas- ter's department and will be in full satisfaction of all expenses for arrest ing, keeping, and delivering the de- serter."
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
See Our Stock First
1t doesn't cost
 anything to look

sugar beet land. Now. do not believe in knocking other interests of the vai- ley; their success is my success. But we have mines which will help mak- success. Some of the strangers that come here do not want to buy land. but they do want to buy prospects If you go to a stable and buy a mule and the salesman goes to knocking the mule and talks horse. you would walk out without buying either. In a late issue of your paper you mentioned that General Shakespeare. of Kalama- zoo, Mich. had been here looking over mining interests. Did any one think to tell him about our nearby proper- ties? He was taken all over the north ern part of the territory to make his investments in more convenient lccali- ties. Capital would not ask for more accessible propositions than could he afforded right at our doors. There is cheap and easy transportation ard la- bOr is cheap and work would not hay. to be shut down on account of the weather, and when the Roosevelt dam is completed power will be furnished very cheaply. As a member of the board of trade. I believe it would D. proper for the board to buy space in the morning paper for reading matter on this question. Quite number of prospcctors and mining men would D. glad to furnish material for writc-upT.
 A BUSINESS MAN.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
A NEARBY MINING REGION.
To the Editor of The Republican.

To the Editor of The Republican.
 Sir: It seems to me that now is the time to let our eastern visitors know something about our new big mining interests just across the river, com mencing within seven miles of the city That whole range of mountains is heavily mineralized. The writer knows of several promising prospects one with considerable ore lying on the dump and lots more in sight But, like all the others, the owners are poor men, but they have large bodies of ore almost at our back door awaiting cap ital to come and open them up, to build smelters and such necessary plants as would be required. Pros pectors make the complaint that Phoe- nix business men and real estate men knock them. They claim that if stranger comes in and inquiries about mining properties, they run them down and tell him instead all about good investments in alfalfa land and
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
suRPLIcE SHIRT WAIST 52o3.

The surplice shirt waist makes one of the latest developments of that all together useful, desirable and satisfac- tory garment. This one is made with most becoming tucks at both front and back and is adpated both to the shirt waist dress and to separate use, but in the case of the model is made of one of the new claret red flannels with skirt to match, the chemisette being of tucked and inserted muslin. The effect is exceedingly charming and att
 tractive to the looker-on while the waist has the inestimable advantage of allowing of frequent change of che
 misettes, which fact in itself means d sense of daintiness and personal com fort not to be obtained in any other way. There is very little blouse at the front that being a notable feature of these waists, but ample fitness below the stitchings to provide soft and graceful folds. The sleeves are in re-
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS

Notice-Anybody seen a ret and vite calf?
 This notice was posted by permis- sion of the postmaster by Hans Han son, an honest Swede farmer, who had lost a calf: "Rond a vay-von ret and vite calf init its to behind legs was black he was a she calf. Aney potty dot brings dot calf home pays me five tollar. Hans Hansen, three mile be- hind de bridge by the opera house. Re turn to Doris opera house Wedhe sdaY. January 10. Reward, $1, 75c, soc, gal lery, 25c. Seat sale at Sanichas.
 If you are not buying Perfect Flour you are not buying the best. Insist on having it.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07

chorus will lead. and stirring gospel sermons will be delivered each evening" A most cordial and urgent invitation is extended to all to attend.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07

Attention, ranchers, When you come to town be sure to take back to wife a sack of Perfect Flour.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07

gulation style and among the most comfortable that can be worn for dresses and waists of the simpler sort.
 The waist is made with fitted lin ing, which can be used or omitted as preferred, and consists of fronts and back with the sleeves. The chemisette is entirely separate and closed at the back. When the lining is used the shoulder seams are closed separately allowing of slipping the chemisette be- tween the two. so that it can be easily and readily be renewed.
 The quantity of material required for the medium size is 8 34 yards 21, 1-2 yards 27 or Is yards A inches wide, with 3-4 yards any width for the chemisette.
 The pattern 52O3 is cut in sizes for q 32, 34, 36, 3S, 40 and 42 inch bust mea- sure.
 Cut this out and send with ten cents to The Republican, Phoenix, Ariz., fir- ing out the blank below:
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07

Just bit of nigger head cactus, bu oh so good to cat. Donofrio's Crystal ized Cactus Candy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-03
9ers0nals


y. j. Gill has returned from visit
to Rome.
j. w Hall is in Florida on a bus
ness trip.
II. G. Moore, of Atlanta, spent yes
terday IN the city.
A. w. Jackson, Of Griffin, is in the
city for a few days.
J. g. Councilman is back from Il
business trip to Darien.
Q. l.. Pattilla, of Atlanta, is spend
ing a few days in the city
Ben Goodyear is i'll at his home III
Oak Lawn. to the regret of his
friends.
G. o. Turner, Of Waycross, was
among the visitors to the city yes
terday
Capt w. r. Townsend, Of Angulla,
was among the visitors to the city
yesterday.
Engineer e. r. Conant returned yes
terday from two weeks visit TO Bos.
ton and other cities.
DR.. {. NJ. Cowan returned last night
from New York. where he has been
spending several weeks.
II. s. McCrary has returned from
north Georgia, where he has been
spending several weeks.
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MOTlCE.

Is hereby given to the creditor
OF the estate OF John Henderson
late OF said county, deceased, to rem
der in an account of their demands to
me within the time prescribed by la
properly maze out. And all person
Indebted " said deceased are here.
by requested to make immediate pay.
ment TO the undersigned. This Au
gust 81, 1906.
- !. M. MoseIy
Administrator Of John Henderson
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Trains arrive at Brunswick as fol
lows:
No. IA arrives at Brunswick at 800
4. IN. with connections from Saw
aDnah and East, ana also from At
lanta and vest.
No. 16 arrives at AIS p. m. from At
lanta and West.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Nos. 20 and 30, WASHINGTON AND
FLORIDA LIMITED, carrying
Pullman, Drawing room and Sleep
Ing cars between Jesup and New
York.
Nos. 10 and IA, THE FLORIDA
LIMITED" carry through Pullman
Drawing room, Sleeping cars be-
tween Jesup, Atlanta, Cincinnati.
Chicago, Kansas City. and Colorado
Springs.
UNEXCEI4LED Dining car ser
vice on all trains
For information as TO rates and
schedules, etc, apply TO
H. p. SPEN GER, q. a., Washington
II. &.
g. IL HARDWICK, P. II. B.,Wash-
", Il. iAYLon, @. P. A.. Wash
ington, q. 9,
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Ga, Phone Isl
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Call up Davis and raylors stables
II you want dirt for raising your lo'
or sidewalks.
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WANTED.

Two white messenger boys; can
earn from $500 to $500 per month
Apply Western Union Telegraph Com.
papy.
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~ Ia SOUTHERN.
s zzz9 V = IT, 49, RAILWAY
ASkN, SCHEDULE

Effective January 8, 1906.
N, b. Following schedule figures
published only as Information and
are not guaranteed.
70 TEE NORTH AND EAST.
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Tin work of all kinds and condit
ions promptly dor1. Cobb & Wheeler,
E13 Newcasta;H street. yeiephon
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All domestic animals treated.
Lssse crasrs st nFHes's DRUG stare
PF4AsiK sag.A
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Old fashioned pound cake, the kin.
mother used to make, rs cents per
pound at Leben's bakery, 100 A street,
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WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF
SCHOOL SHOES AT LOW PRICES
PEERsON.
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Remoual Nntlcn-

Z. GOldsteiu has removed his sho
shop from 300 Newcastle street to 81
Newcastle street.
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DR.. GEO. coEaTEs.

VETERINARY SURG Of
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-23
A la CuIta Giudad del Sud.

Habiendo visto en- un peri6dico de Pom.
ce, un artfculo hacienda observaciones res
pecto al Taller Benefco de arteganos de
eBa Ciudad, con motive de haberle cedido
el Honorable Ayuntamiento, IN solar en-
ell cementerio civil, con el objeto de que
dicho centric, pueda levantar en- 81 un PAN
te6n en- donde reposar los restos del socio
que fallezca;
70, simpatizador incansable de esa res.
petable sociedad, que ha sabido sostenerse
desde 81 afo 1885, Mario %, dia de su
fundaci6n, contra todos los contratiempos
y vicisitudes porque atravesara hoy, al
leer dicho artfculo, no puedo menos que fe-
licitar & la Honorable corporation del
Ayuutamiento de Ponce, suplicar 4 los
habitantes de dicha ciudad contribuyan
con su pequeno 6bolo, para que esoa hijos
del trabajo puedan leyantar el pante6n,
pueE tanto ellos, como todos los que senti-
mos aprecio por esa sociedad, le viviIan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-23
CRONICa NEGRA.

Ha fallecido aver en- su reaidencia de
Santurce, el senior don Fernando de Lara
y Benftez, teniente coronel retirado del
ej6rcito espaiol y persona muy eatimada
en- esta sociedad, donie contaba con gram
des simpatfas.
Muchos amos llevaba en- Puerto Rico Ell
senior Lara exceptuando un corto espacio
de tempo, que estuyo en- Cuba, durante la
primera guerra, todos sus ascensos, desde
teniente de infanterfa los obtuvo aquf.
Deia una familia de virtuosas damas
que responder q los nombres de zenaida
Lara, Dolores Lara viuda de Aguayo,
Angelita Lara = Nieves Rosario Lara
de Smith, residences todas en- Santurce.
A todas elias, como su hijo polftico
81 senior Harris Smith. y dem6s deudos de
Puerto Rico Espafa, damos el mas SEN
lido p6same por la irreparable p6rdida
que lleva el luto sus hogares, tomando
parte principal en- Bu pena.
Al que fu6 correcto caballero pundo-
noToso militar y deia por clio recuerdo de
respeto estimation, que el Dios de Mise
ricordia acoja su alma, dandole eterno
deScanso en- su seno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-23
.CINCO JAP0NE ES
nluertOs a baIazos
Ia Causa f06 eI rnho de focaS en-
Alaska.
lIuh0 una VaTdadera trageila 4 trataF de asGa
par los plraias.


Cinco iaponeBes fueron mueTtos bala.
zos en- ID isla de ST. Paul, Alaska, por
orden del agente del departamento de co.
mercio y trabajo, en- julio | 2.
La causa fue 81 robo de focas hecho por
tripulantes de cuatro goletas japonesas.
El constable Nc Cullough lego en- ju-
Io 26 Dutch Harbor, Alaska, con doce
prisicneros dos de ellos, grayemente heri-
DOE.
Los pescadores fueron descubiertos Ger
ca del punto N. b. de ST. Paul, por vigi-
lantes nativos de la ssNorth America Com
mertial Co. que tiene an contrato con el
gobisrno, para obtener priyilegio del bene-
fcio de las focas
Sc telefone6 enseguida Ia estaci6n de
policfa y el agente especial Lemple lego
81 lugar cuando los japoneses llegaban 4
Ia orilla. El orden6 Ia tripulaci0n del
bote que Sc rindiera J los japoneses se rim
dieron.
Cuando subian el promontoTio en- la
punta del cabo, una goleta fn6 descabierta
m1y cerca de Ia orilIa. En- ella habfa
una docena mas japoneses que le quita-
ban Ia piel un gran n1mero de animales
que habfan matado.
Estos peBcadores rehusaron rendirse
cuando Lempk lego 4 Ia escena, y coiien-
do 81 botin 10 metieron en- pequenos botes
diriji6ndose Ia goleta.
El sgente orden6 4 su guardia hacer
fuego.
Alg1nos de los botes fueron hundidog
mientras los otros hufan sin haceT resisten-
cia por carecer de armas de fuego los ja.
poneses.
Tres de los piratas cayeron muertos on
Ia orilla. Uno fue muerto en- IN bote y
arrojdo al aqua por sus compaderos y otro
cuerpo fue encontrado en- uno de los botes
abandonadop.
Los piratas habfan matado mas de 200
focas escaparon Hevandose 120 pieles
Los prisioneros seran enviados 8 la Sc
gunda Corte judicial de distrito y juzgadob
on Agosto.
Sc les acusar6 de ''piraterfa'' , los agen-
tes del depaTtamento de Concrete esperan
que serdn castigados duramente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-23

San Juan, p. r.; AgoBto Is de 1906.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados para
la adjudication en- pdblica sUbasta de las
obras de construction de mamposterfa, su-
miuistro de mateFiales, titles, trasportes,
montaie pintura de un tramo met6lico
de 1850 metros de longitud total, empLa-
'zado sobre ell rio tLajaa", cerca de Ioa
Alta, carretera No. 10, Reyes Cat6licos,
Corozal, Sc admitiran en- esta ofcina hasta
las 11.30 4. m. del dia 81 de agosto de
1906, en- que Be abriran p1blicamente.
El presupuesto de las obEas asciende &
$5,798 65.
No Sc consideraran proposiciones de
personas que 70 hayan teDido prSctica en-
esta clase de trabajo que no posean me-
dios auxiliares Eufcientes para la ejecucion
de las obras.
Todos los datos necesarios se daran en-
esta ofcina, donde Sc encuentran de mani
feeto todos los documentos que han de re-
cir en- Ia contrata podrdn los licitadores
recoger los modelos de propoBiciones que
han de presentaT.
Sc remitiran los hcitadoEes copias del
pliego de condolences azuIes de los pla-
nos, mediante un dep6sito de diez ($10.00)
dollars cuya cantidad sera reintegrada q
los licitadores 81 devolver dichos pianos y
pliego de condolences q eBta ofcina.
La administration sc reserva el derecho
de Techazar cualquiera todas las propo-
siciones y de adjudicar la subasta bajo
otras consideraciones que la de precios
solamente:
j. JIMENEZ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-23

METILOIDEs- 81 mejor mas seguro
de todos los especiicos hasta ahosa conocido
para la Cura permanente de todas las enfer-
medades de la ureta, va sean estas cronicas
agudas Oontiene ef flujo oura por COM
pleto, en- menos tiempos pue ning6n otro pre-
cistitis, ect. Mejor pna las inyecciones muy
superior al Bandalo y copaiba. Empieza
gurtir Su efeoto las tres cuatre horRs de
habeTBe tornado.
Los METILO9DES"- son fasiles de tomar
y estan prepaFados de manera pue no revnel-
De Venta en- todas las Boticas' Pfdanse
muestras gratis Bus dnicos fabricsntes-
Frederick Stearns & Ca. Detroit, MiChi-
gan q. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-23
NOtiCia Local a los marines
PUERTO RICO
YIEQUES PASSAGE.

Sc hace saber pos esta noticia, que Ia
boya llamada Chinchorro ShoaI, No. 2
colorado, de 81 clase monja, marcando la
punta Sur de los baios Chinchorro sobre
Il paTte Norte de Ia costa de Ia Isla de
Vieques, est6 fuera de 50 sitio.
La boya Eera coloeada en- an propio ST.
TIC cuanto antss sea practible Sc noticia-
rs. Por 6rden del Departamento de Faros,
A n. Wood, captain, us, N. Asst to
the Inspr. 3rd Dist. Servicio de Puerto
Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-23

DESAPARECIDO. De la propiedad del que
suscr1be, es un pOtro Rucio-Canelo de tres
amos de edad, estatura crecienfe los dos re-
mos traceros BlancOs del menudilIo para
abajo, e igual el Reno deIanteTo izquierdo,
que le fue sustlaido en- Ia noche del IL del
corriente de una estanc de La propiedad
del mismo en- el Barrio de Santa Cruz, de
la Carolina, gela gratificado Ell que 10 en-
tregue, O de Eaz6n de su paraderO. CaroIi-
ma, r. 3. Is de Agosto 1905. Mariana Con
zalez Baio. 15v.s