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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
GOLDEN WEDDING.
The Bunkers Of Glendale Had Big
Celebration

GLENDALE, N D., Sept. FIFTY
years married and still young, such
was the saying at the recent celebra-
ton of the golden wedding anniver-
sary Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Bunker in this
city. The couple were married in
Waterbury, VT, the first day of Sep
TENDER, 1856 They located in Vest
field, Wis, twelve years later, and be-
came one of the hardy stock of early
pioneers of the Badger state,
The pioneer life appealed to them,
and when the vast Dakota prairies
were opened they were among the first
to locate in this country. They first
settled in Brown county, where they
continued to reside until the present
year when they moved to this place,
and are now enjoying the comforts for
which they strove to gain.
Mr. Bunker, in December of this
present year. will be 20 years young
and his estimable wife will round out
her three score years and ten in just
another year
There has been born to this union
nine children six of whom are living,
and with their families made happy
this golden anniversary. They are
Martin Al Bunker, rancher of Cakes,
N. d.; James M. Bunker, postmaster
lef this city; Charles q. Bunker, mar
shall Of Casseiton, N. d.; Ernest 4.
Bunker, physician and surgeon,
Grantsburg, Wis, and Mesdames Jas.
M Burroughs and James A. Hamilton
il.of Osceola, s. ID.
Eighteen grandchildren and one
greatgrandchild also are living, a
number of whom were in attendance
at the golden wedding,
Mrs Bunker's forefathers came to
America In the Mayfiower. Her grand
parents lived to celebrate their sixty
eighth wedding anniversary, and we
extend the hope that this happy pair
may live to as ripe an age.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
CUBANS ARE in A RACE
WITH SECRETARY TAFT
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ed to keep in communication with the
government at Washington by wire
less telegraphy and in the event of
an emergency arising they will be sent
to, Havana. 1t was also stated that
the cruisers Tacoma and the Cleveland
have sailed from Norfolk, Va, and
that the cruisers Minneapolis and
Newark will follow them. The Min
neapolis and Newark carry about 700
men altogether and the Tacoma 10.
Should all these vessels go to Hav-
ana the navy would be able to land a
force of 1000 men in Cuba by We'd
nesday or Thursday, if any develop
ments should occur rendering such ac-
ton necessary. Final instructions will
be given the Cleveland and other yes
sells when they reach Key West.
The Cleveland's sailing from Nor
folk navy yard occurred Saturday,
while the Tacoma left Sunday. The
Louisiana and Virginia left Newport
Sunday after hurriedly coaling. The
New Jersey sailed from Boston.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
DIAMOND RECOVERED.
Merry Hotel Clerk at Minot Will Have
Chance to Explain

Chance to Explain.
Jamestown, n D. Sept 17.- Thomas
F'laherty returned from Minot feeling In
Considerable better humor than when
heleft the Ward county capitol on his
last trip. Mr.. Flaherty found himself
minus diamond ring valued at $125,
while stopping at one of the hotels In
Minot Returning to the city during
the past week 1t occurred to him that
a hotel clerk where he had stopped had
taken a shine" to the sparker, and
proceeded to do a little detective work
with the result that he became con-
WINGED the gem was in possession of
the man with the patent smile Con-
fiding his conclusions to Chief of Po-
lice Hagen that official accompanied
him into the presence of the clerk, with
the result that the worthy AFTER nu-
merous denials was finally induced to
disgorge the gem. which he had taken
the pains rs have reset in another ring.
He made the explanation that he had
"only taken 1T as a josh, and fully in
tended to return it to its rightful own
er. The officer of the law was some
what skeptical of the joke and the pro
tenn diamond owner will accordingly
have an opportunity OF explaining the
joke to the jury In the district court
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
Poison Killed Him.

London. Sept. 17.-Members of ter
rorist committee in London on hear
ing the report of the death of General
Trepoff in st. Petersburg, asserted
positively that Trepoff fell victim to
them. Accordingly there is great re+
joicing. Terrorists here laugh at the
story to the effect that Trepoff died
from an apoplectic stroke. They as
sert his demise was the direct result
of the poison administered to him sew
eral weeks ago in his food by a cook
in the imperial palace, who had been
won to the terrorist cause.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
COUNT wlTTE SORE.
No Attempt Made to Assassinate Him
as Reported in the U. S.

Hamburg. Sept. 17.--Count Witte,
ex-prime minister of Russia, who is
being treated here for polypi of the
nose, is much annoyed at the utterly
untrue report published in the United
States that an attempt had been made
on his life by an anarchist named
Rosenberg, at Soden, Saturday. Count
White is taking no precautions and he
is not in fear of any one. He is out of
Russian political life now, his friends
say, and is not regarded as the object
|of a terrorist plot.
Count Witte goes daily to Franken-
ort to consult the surgeon who has his
case in charge. An operation probably
will be necessary to eradicate the
growth. He will remain here until the
end of the month.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
3. S. RUSSELL DEAD.
Well Known Pioneer Resident o
Jamestown Has Passed Away.

jamestown, N. D., Sept. 17.-B. s.
Russell, pioneer resident Of North
Dakota, died at his home in this city
funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon
in this city.
Mr.. Russell was one OF the Oldest
settlers in North Dakota, coming here
in the seventies and he had much to
do with the development Of the state
and particularly of the James river
valley. For many years he was en-
gagged in the land business in this city
and only recently retired. He was
over so years old. '
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Fifth Operation,

Berlin: Sept. IA dispatch to Lo-
kal Anzeiger from Hamburg says that
Count Witte, ex-premier of Russia was
operated upon yesterday for the fifth
time by Professor Spiess. The opera
ton was slight one Count White is
being treated at Hamburg for Polipi of
the nose.
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nallest of the collection.

SIlldIIpSL OF IIIb UUII6NIIUII. n
The microscopic medal is of gold,
and may be compared in size with ths
head of moderately large phi. n
was struck in 1910, on the occasion
of the birth Of Napoleon's son, the king
of Rome On the diverse side a child's
head appears, while the reverse shows
the Capoline she-wolf. sucking the
twin babes sRomulus and Remus. This
medal is.'extremely rare and very val-
liable.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
Lillian RUSSELL.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept IL. Miss Lillian
Russell will make her debut as dra-s
matte star this evening at the Illinois
theatre and will make her first APP
pearance In that capacity in Barbara's
Millions. an adaptation BY Paul Nj.
Potter OF Francis de Croisset's lie
Bonheur Mesdames. She will be sup-
ported BY Joseph Brooks, III Reeves
Smith. Herbert Standing, Frederick
Tiden. Ernest Elton Cathrine countiss,
Irene Perry and Matte ferguson
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The Treooff Funeral.

st. Petersburg Sept 1.-THE fun
eral of General Trepoff will occur
Wednesday, morning. The body will
be inferred in the chapel attached to
the great palace at Peterhoff. The APP
pointment of General de- DfeuTenas. his
successor, has been made permanent
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
CARLISTS ACETATE
LOT or TRousLE REPORTED IN
SPAIN.
The Authorities Have Adopted strin,
gent Regulations TO Restrain the
Asitators--Many Have Fled From
the country--censorship Strict.

San Sebastian, Spain, Sept. 1.-THE
recurrence of the Carlist agitation in
Catalonia has caused the authorities to
adopt the most stringent measures for
Its suppression. Many influential Carl
lists have disappeared. All dispatches
are subject to censorship.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
FEAR INTERVENTION.
Efforts to Make Peace Before the Ar
rival OF Taft.

Havana, Sept. 17.--After consul
tation with the leading men who are
under arrest here charged with con-
spiracy and emissaries of the revolu-
tionists the government has announc-
ed the indefinite stoppage of all hos
tilities on it's part with the object of
making peace before Secretary of War
Taft arrives or the u. S. intervenes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
FOUGHT IN SANTIAGO.
First Clash With the Regulars, But
Result Is Unknown.

Havana, Sept. 17.--Word has just
reached here of the first fighting in
Santiago province. Four hundred reb-
els under Colonel Dubois met the ru-
raj guardsmen at Lamaya. The re-
suit of the engagement is not known
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
Hat for Sale.

q Chicago, Sept, 1.-THE .tBlue
q Bell9 hat that won first prize at /
O the national millinery show, has /
o been offered to President Roose-
q welt by Miss Nellie Lewis, its (
q maker. But she asked the presi- /
q dent TO pay its cost.
q Her telegram read: 'sHat ex- ,
2 pressly designed g5r Mrs. Roose-
q welt. Will forward for cost Of /.
y material. SIS. I am too poor toss
q give II to YOU"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
TrepoT's Successor.

ST Petersburg, Sept. 17-Gen, de
Dioulin, former project of ST. Peters
burg, will succeed the late General
Trepoff as commandant of the imper-
ial palace.
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joy Toe PubIic.

Odessa, Sept 17.-Upwards Of 100
persons were arrested here today for
rejoicing over the death of General
Trepoff In too public manner.
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MuTINEERs KILLEp.

have been killed in 1Ilutiny on board
the Turkish troopship Assar-I Tewfik
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-17
Lewis Comment.

Chas II. Lewis & Co. report: Wheat:
After period Of firmness at the start
on the strength In Liverpool cables
and another later on buying Tor To-
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Local Market.
Live Stock.

Chicago Sept. E.-Hogs receipts
10000; steady; left over, 1902; light,
S6.15 $6.521s; heavy, $5.50Q$6.40;
mixed, $5.s5@$6.50; rough, $500
$3.50.
Cattle receipts $4,000; 10 cents
higher.
Sheep receipts--sO.oOO 10 cents
lower.
Omaha, Sept 17.-Hogs -receipts
4,O00
Cattle-receipts-5,0
Sheep DISQUALIFICATION.
Kansas City, Sept. f7.-HoSs-
ceipts-4,000.
Cattle-receipts - $4,000
Sheep-receipts-6,00
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HATED TREPOFF HASATLAST /
BEEN REMOVED BY DEATH

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CUMMlNGS COMMISSION

successors to a, j. CUMMINGS EStAbs 1888
Members Minneapolis ChambaF tCommercs,
Duluth Board OF Trade and Winnipeg Grain
Exchange.
Gralns Provisions. Stocks. Bonds.
Main Office, Dispatch Bldg, st. Paul.
aalnneapolls Office: no Chamber Of couamegce
BmildlnE. 0r0nnd Pleor.
Fargo Office: Morton Block. Phone s1S.
n. o. DIIl.lNO. Manage9.
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den, que 81 fuera alterado pondrfa en IN
conhicto 81 Presidente s pU
Sc Ie sefiala servicio paga para
cuando 81 Conseio celebTa aesiones III e
que pasa Ia legislature, en- las que sc me-
cesitan sus servicios.
El doctor del Vale dice que no es JUS
to Sc le paguen solo so dias de sueldo, al
sargento de armas del Conaelo, euandoel
de Ia Cdmara tiene sueldo flo por todo el
afio, reuniendos aquella soloen este tempo
mientras que ell Consejo celebra sesiones
todo 81 aflo. Que Sc le file sueldo en- 120
dias, por 10 menos
Dfaz Navarro le pregunta al Tesorero
porque le ha fjado al macero, en- este afio,
menos sueldo que On el pasado teniendo el
mismo trabajo. Que no Sc compagina
con su airmaci6n de haber seguido el mis-
mo plan.
Tesorero Que tiene que haber excep-
clones pues de otro modo resultarfa identi-
co y podria presentarse el mismo. Que 81
no fue quien flo antes ese sueldo de $5
diarios para ell macero. Que espera que
Ia moci6n del DR.. del Vale no se aprue-
be poroue no es raz6n la de que el saTjento
de armas de la C6mara figure como em-
pleado annual va que el tiene trabajo todo
ese tempo, cuando 81 del Consejo, practi-
camente como question de hecho, no Sc le
han necesitado sus servicios durante las
sesiones. Que Sc Is puede asignar 10 que
Sc quiera, poniendole un sueldo mayor,
pero que es estravagante poner un sueldo
de So diarios durante so dias tai en-
pleado. Que ESQ no es justo.
Juan Emilio pone una cara especial al
yer atacado su bolsillo de tai manera Sc
rasca la barba miranda de Teojo su POGO
piadoso contrincante, que ataca tai s'insti-
tuci6n'' porque Juan Emilio resulta una
verdadera siinstituci6n7 que ''tutea" 10
mismo 4 del Vale, que Matienzo que
Barbosa, 81 hablara mejor el ingl6s ha-
ria 10 mismo con su Presidente, como 10
hacfa con su antigo s'mancornea" el stami-
60" de los e'chicos" que parece Sc le ha vi
rado de alg6n tempo aca.
Dfaz Navarro secunda al doctor del Va
lie y Mr.. Post vuelve q Ia carga defen-
diendo su sarg3nto de armas. Que no
desea tomar gran parte en- Ell debate de un
asunto tan importante, pero como Presi-
dente del Consejo repito que el Consejo ce-
Zebra por 10 menos 120 dfas de sesiones en-
ne satisfaction en- recordar 10 ordenados
que han sido los miembros del Consejo
hoy, pero pudiera ser que alguno de ellos
resultare alguna vez turbulento (risas) y
necesitar del empleado dicho. Que siente
que Sc trate de hacer prevalecer mn esprit
tn tan utilitario, (el sefior Tesorero no po-
ne muy buena cara pesar de la sonrisa
que Sc nota en- Mr.. Post1 y que no debe
olvidarse que Sc necesita un sargento de
armas en- el Consejo, que hace tambi6n
otros servicios.
A votar. Que enc" los sehores Tesore-
70 Falkner. Ell Tesorero Sc sonrfe des-
pues que 10 derrotan y Ell Attorney SO RE
miranda al agraciado.
(Continuord.
(sesi6n de Ia maaana del dta q.
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rs lcaldfa de eata udad,
laai li e ta:
De acueTdo con 81 pTograma Reblica-
do poE-. la pmini5n gqnizadora de las
hestas del CaFnayals se hace gaber cue es-
tas empezaran el Z de Febfefo aesual =
terminaran 81 de Mario proximd -do-
mingo de Pinata sin que sea pefihitido
dar principle antes de Ia citada fecha III.
Vigente Ia prohibition que tiene hecha
ID Direction de Sanidad, SO advierte, que
durante dichos dfas en- que el p1blico pUe-
de entregarse los luegos que las expresa-
das festas traen consigo, no sera permitido
lamar las personas confetti pape' illos
multicolores, q cuyo efecto, queda prohibi-
da tambien la venta de paquetes, cajas, sa-
cas- 8 cualquier otro envase. que contenga
mezclados papelillos de distintos colores
ssAsf mismo, se prohibe recoger del sue
10 dichos confetti para arrojarlos de nue.
vo sobre las personals; tampoco Eera per-
mitido verter aqua desde las GALES, plazas,
balconies azoteas, nj echar sobre los tran
seuntes harinas de ninguna clase; pues este
es contrario al respeto que Sc debe guar
dar aquellas personas que no est6n dis
Pu0Sbseo q gV1MhA p3AtG GA AsAa AcnAE1Ss uCS-
dice de la cultura.
Las personas que usen disfraces cuida-
ran de cumplir con el orden y compostura
que es de esperarse; entendiendose, que Ell
uso de la careta no Sc permitir6 despufs de
haber oscurecido, Y solo Sc consentira su
uso de noche, las personas que Sc dirijan
los bales de disfraz; estando terminante-
mente prohibido Ell uso de armas, palos nj
foote's.
''Se llama muy particuIarmente Ia aten-
cion, acerca de las ordenanzas que penan
esas infracciones, asf como Ell disfrazarse
los hombres de mujeres, haeer las masca-
ras ademanes y movimientos deshonestcs,
molestar los transeuntes con vejigas d
otros objetos, usar como dizfrdz trajes
sucios, con harapos, untados de prin-
CUES.
"Las infracciones ser6n evitadas por la
policfa y penadas como corresponds. San
Juan, Puerto Rico, Febrero de 1906
M. SANCHEZ MORALES, Alcalde de
San Juan, P. S. :
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tenfa 5000 dollars en- este 10000.
El tesorero: que entonces estaba separa.
da y hoy Sc han englobado todas las aten.
clones.
TELEGRAPH insular. Mr.. Grahame. Elk
pliea las distintas asignaciones hechas en-
ell departamento de tel6grafos. Que ha
reorganizado el seryicio Teajustando suel.
dos, reba;ando algunos que cree execesivos
aumentando otros servicios. Propone el
aumento del superintendent de 1000 d
1900 dollars anuales, dado el gran ira
bajo y responsabilidad que pesan sobre
este funcionario que tiene su cargo todo
el servicio.
Ell tesorero hace objecciones de que el
aumento propuesso de 200 dollars mas es
improcedente pues tenfa 1900 dollars y
con 1000 que Sc le fjan en- el presupuesto
esta bien pago.
Grahame sostiene su petici6n de aumen-
to pues mayor extension de las lfneas te-
legrafcas, mayor trabajo ha de tener.
El director del consolidate preside por
haber salido Mr.. Post.
Sanchez Morales. Ha habido extension
de hneas telegrafcas2
Grahame: Todavfa no, pero Sc ha
aumentado el servicio cou la aperture de
nueyas estaciones y las que han de insta-
larse. Que Sc suprimi6 la ofcina de Que
bradillas para pasarla Santa Isabel por-
que en- Quebradillas Sc percibfan SO mem
suales gastdndose 40 y hay estaci6n eu
Camuy.
Sc aprueba por unanimidad el aumento
y Sc 'salv6" el superintendent con sus
400 dollars mss al efio
Pasa sin discussion 10 de $40.240 para
81 servicio de telegrafos
Ohcina del comisionado de instruction,
Pide aumento de 500 dollars al comisio-
nado auxiliar pues este hace mas trabajo
que ninguno de sus similares de los demas
departamentos.
Diaz Navarro le secunda.
El tesorero dice que no We la raz6n por
que no Sc fla ell mismo sueldo para todos
los actings. 5000 dollars para eI assis-
tang-tesorero, y 10 mismo para 81 assistang-
secretario de Puerto Rico.
Diaz Navarro habla en- ingles Sc
muestra conforme con los aumentos.
El tesorero pide S,1OO dollars para Ell
de prestar. Asf Sc aprueba por unani-
midad.
Todos los auxiliares tendr6n 5000 dol
lars al a1o y S,1O0 81 de tesorerfa.
Ell doctor Barbosa secund6.
Aprobadas todas las secciones hasta
ibros de texto
Mr.. Falkner pide un aumento de 90 900
dollars en- la partida de sueldos de macs
tros en- las escuelas pdblicas. Sostiene el
aumento explicando que Sc propone aumen-
tar todo 10 possible las escuelas rurales en-
Ia isla. En- Ia partida habfa 100000 dol
lars. Que tanto en- eI mensaje del gober-
nador, como en- el deseo del gobierno de la
isla esta ell aumento de las escuelas rurales
que han de prestar un gran benefcio la
instruction de Puerto Rico.
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FL intGrprete se1Or
Castro enfern1O.
Sc aumentan los dol
lars a CentenareS.
Pasa 9! c. B. SO.

A las 10y 10 hay en- el salon cuatro
seflores; Post, Diaz Navarro, Falkner y
director del consolidate
Ell sefior Castro Sc ha retirado enfermo,
de modo que Sc difcultara ell debate por la
falta de traductor
Llegan Ell senior tesorero el attorney.
Par6cenos que dos traductores no esta-
rfan de mas en- Ell consejo, pues asf serfa
menos ruda la labor del interprete y ha-
brfa sustituto en- los casos como el de hoy.
Llega Mr.. Grahame Diaz Navarro
dice al director del consolidate que espera
que los ayude en- 10 de la Interpretation.
Diez y 25. Lista. No vino Sanchez
Morales pero ST el doctor Barbosa.
81 joven L. A. Castro viene q Ia mesa
de la prensa 4 interpreter.
Comunicaciones. El alcalde de Baya-
mon solicitando Sc reparen carreteras con
foudos del tesoro insular
Don Sixto del Toro pide reintegro de
250 dollars, por causa de una denuncia
falsa de un inspector de Rentas Internas.
81 presidente de la camara informa ha-
Der aprobado el C. B. So. A la comisi6n
judicial.
Idem 81 III. B. 55.
Ilega 6ancnoZ morales.
Orden del dia Comisi6n total. G.
B. SO.
Habla Mr.. Grahame. Que So ponga
una Llega el doctor del Valle) asigna-
ci6n de 10000 dollars para medici6n
deslinde de terrenos pdblicos
Sanchez Morales pide aclaraci6n de Ia
cantidad = del objeto del proyecto
81 attorney propone una enmienda en-
cuanto al sentido de la partida.
FL director del consolidate traduce: que
Sc trata de nuevas construcciones
Sanchez Morales: que hay un negociado
en- Ell departamento del interior, el cual te-
MIA 8 su cargo ese trabajo.
Diaz Navarro hace algunas observacio-
nes ep ingl6s aclara Mr.. Grahame.
Pasa Ia moci6n sin oposici6n.
Pasa 10 de aqua para edifcios p6blicos
y 10 mismo para el alumbFado. Gastos
para Ia mansion ejecutiva Gastos even
tuales de la oicina del comisionado.
Diaz Navarro objeta que el afio pasado
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AViSO del COneO.

1-Aldaich, J. Paul 2-Bertis, Ma
ricula. 3-CampbeIl, siberia. 4-Cli-
vera, Guapita 5-Cordero, Pedro. s.
Crespo, Jose. Crews, E. w. s.
Diaz, Ancieto -Encarnaci6n, Grego
rio 10-Enrique, Clemencia. 11-Gon.
zale Enriqueta. 12-Gillins, Martes Ja-
mes E. l3-Gimenez, Antonio IA
Leon, Margarita. 15-Lerchenbaum, H.
16-Martinez, Eladio. 18-Meritt, CIa-
rence.19 -Ramilez, Miguel Antonio.
20-Sanidons 7. D. 21-Santana, Ra-
mon.
En- conformidad cou los requirimientos
de las Leyes Postalos de los Estados Unidos
Sc llama la atencion las personas cuyos
nonbre estan en- la lista arriba menciona-
dos que tienen cartas en- esta oicina que
son anunciadas como 10 indican las dichas
Leyss Postales
Pasadas dos semanas de la fecha de esta
nota todas las cartas que permanezcan en-
esta ofcina seran enviadas las oficinas de
Cartas Muertas.
A las personals que solicitan cualquiera
de estas cartas, Sc les suplica que digan es
''De la lista" den, la vez, el ndmero
que corresponds su nombre en- la lista.
Sc NECE5ITA UNA BUENA
co lNERA. DIRIJIRSE A s'LA CO
RFSPONDENCIA''
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Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company, London
incorporated hyROyal Charter 1899.

Los magnffcos vapores de 6sta Empresa
reanudaran su escala en- esta Isla empe-
zando con el dfa II de Enero 1906 admi-
hendo carga y pasajeros para San Thomas,
Islas Inglesas, Francesas, Holandesas,
Venezuela, Europa ETC. Servicio ounce
nal. Para mas informes dirigirse 4 sus
Agentes Generates en- esta Isla. FRITZE,
LUNDT & CO., SCRS. Tetuan 81 San
Juan. p. r. 30 s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-08

GRAN REALIZACIONl-En LA
Villa de Madrid" Sc han recibido casimi-
res desde dos dollars el traje. Millionaire
de hilo de algod6n; pafo de billar fran
ces, camisstas de crepe, g6neros de hilo,
encajes, tiras bordadas trajes bordados; Ill
TINA novedad.
Casa exclusive en- elasticOtina para frac
y smoking.
Ia Villa de Madrid" es la tiends dom
de acuden las personas de gusto. San
Francisco 81. Tel6fono 273. Apartado
1854 San Juan, P. r.