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From the New York Press.
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other girl.
A woman's Idea of good husband
is one who doesn't forget to tell her
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We all have an idea that everybody
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ey.
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ried Is she stops getting presents from
him.
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Major John s. Horlbeck of Charles
ton. $. C., is said to own the largest
bearing pecan orchard In the world.
He has more than sixty acres in bear
ing trees and his main grove consists
Of $50 acres.
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Raymond L. Angelmlre, Of chicaso,
announces that he has constructed an
alrshIp propelled By currents obtained
from machinery on the earth by tho
use Of Bellies aeroplane and Harberts
mechanism. The factors Of carrying
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property,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-09
NOVenaS def COraz6n
de JsSlS en- AguadIIIa.

De Aguadilla dicen 10 siguiente;
este festival rsligioso, Iley6 al temlpo
cat6lico una concurrencia de feles extra
ordinaria.
''La iglesia estaba decorada sencilla-
mente; pero con una BenciIlez encantadora.
"Aquella combination de luces del altar
mayor, revelaban el gusto de las personals
que ALI pusieron sus manos.
"Las sillas colocadas con el mayor or.
den y compostura hall6banse ocupadas por
todas las damas de la buena sociedad
aguadillana, que se extasiaban oyendo el
coro compuesto de las preciosas nifias
Reichard, Echavarrfa, Acevedo, Reguero,
Rodriguez, Vizcarrondo, Alcover otras
que ssntimos no recordar en- estos me-
mentos.
sJam&s en- Aguadilla Be habfa visto Ia
iglssia cat6lica tan concurrida ri en- tan
buen estado como se encuentra ahora. Yer
dad es que este cambio favorable le ha
costado al padre Tovar grandes SACRIFICES
y desvelos; pero 81 fin sla satisfaction de
haber triunfado, ha sido para 81 grande
muy satisfactoria.
'sDurante las noches en- que Sc ce'abra.
ban las novenaa del Coraz6n de Jesds, los
sentimientos fntimoz de nuestra alma %.
maEon propoyciOnea gigancas; en
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De SOCLEDAl

Distinguishes hatespedes-En an crucero
de Ia marina de guerra americans, llega-
ron aver & esta ciudad los distinguidos
esposos Root, su bella Sta. hija Edith de
paso para Rio Janeiro, donde va ell Secre-
tario de Estado seffor Root tomsr parte
en- las conferencias.
Permaneeer6n 2 dias ca esta ciu1ad los
referidos esposos, quienes Sc han prepa-
RADIO mucho7 obsequios. Gratas impTesio-
mes les deseamos aquf.
IN lunch. Con un delicado rRmillete
de distinguidas damas de conocidas fami-
las de esta ciudad, da un "lunch'' esta
tarde las dos, en- su casa de Santurce, 4
la sefiora Root hija, la eBposa del Auditor
de Puerto Rico, sefiora Ward.
Tambi6n obsequia al Secretario de Esta-
doy su hiio Eduardo con otro 'sluncho en-
ell "Union Club, el senior Cabot Ward y
treinta invitados asisten la referida fiesta.
Esta aoche. Hay gran animation entire
ell elemento social de San Juan, para con-
currir 4 Ia reception que efectdan los dis
tinguidos esposos Winthrop en- 81 Palacio
de Santa Catalina, esta noche con motive
de la llegada del Secretario de Estado Yde
su respectable sefiora & hiios.
Ell salon de actos ha sido decorado con-
yenientemante las bandas de mdsica de
la policfa insular battalion de Puerto
Rico amenizaran la fiesta, que promete ser
magnffca
Maaana-Las distinguidas profeaoras
del asilo de nifios de SantuTce, celebran
una buena fiesta en- 81 local que ocupa
este, para la que han sido invitadas mu-
chas personas de la ciudad de Santurce.
Sc ballard un POGO, seguramente que
gratfsimas horas Sc pasaran ALI, en- la cul-l
ia compaflfa de ese estimble grupo de las
Slamas caballeros que al acto concurran.s
En- San Jadqa.-El Lcdo. don Raul Be.
nedicto, de Mayagiez, y su joven y distine
guida esposa, ,se encuentran en- esta ciudad,
dcnde vinieron con objeto de pasar las.
festas Gltimas Por mucho tempo.
De tenporadG.-A fines de la presente
semana iran Rio Grande, con obieto de
pasar ALI unos dias los distinguidos espo-
sos Palacios Rodriguez Cortada, y les de.
seamog gratas impresiones en- 81 simpatico
pueblo.
Bienvenid0e -Nuestra bella buena
amiga de Manatf, sehorita Amelia ANAL
bert, esta en- San Tuan y permanecera aquf
alg1n tempo.
Bonito sol que viene q lueir en- nueatro
cielo. y
sEMPER.
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COMUNICADO.
EI que tenga su tejadO de vidriO..n

Debe comenzar por aplicarse este adagio
ell Campesino que escribe contra Paquito
en- cierto diario.
Y tenga presente el Campesino, que Pa
quito es meior Unionista que ese Campo
Eino, supuesto que no constituYe, como 81
Campesino, Ia manzana de Ia discordia
entire los electores, por sus temeridades &
injusticias.
Porque Paquito da que hacer en- la car
NIGERIA, cuando hace pagaT aquel galeno,
la res mandada quemar por indicaciones
del Campesino.
Porque Paquito no tlene suB bienes en-
cabeza agena, por embrollar q media hu-
manidad y ser un vago NAL dirigido por
las Iaspiroc5Olte8 de LqtzbeI
Porque no llama Dios Ia conciencia
de Paguito como dici6ndole, s'Esas desgra-
e6as en- tU familsG' son para que te ARE
pientas de tus maldades.
Y porque el mas pequeno de los de la
manifestation de Paquito, es capaz de aci-
bararle Ia lengua al Campesino que no se
atreve frmar suB escritos como 10 hace
Francisco del Yale u Lopez de la Pc
tOri0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-09

Que los vinos mas puros. Las
conservas de las mejores Abri-
cas-. Los jamones y salchichones
mas selectos. Las galletas y
bombones mas finos, Los que
SOS y postres mas delicados. Los
licores y Champagnes mas re.
putados. Las mantecas, mantle
quillas y aceites inmejorables. Z
los mejores y mas selectos artf-
culos de primera necesidad que
Sc consume en- todos los hogares
de la isla de E uerto-Rico son de la
CASA CERECEDO. as San Fran
cisco 46, "EI4 COLMADO."
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iHO AClTARRARsE I

Nl catarro es una enfermedad que Giene
mucha mas importancia de la que general
mente Sc le atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganoB del Cuerpo ouyas funcioneg fuerzaS
debilita profundRmente Els causa frecuen-
g de la EoPdera; afeota la vista, la narfz y la
garganta y es generalmente por donde en-
piez& Ia tuberculosis tisis
La misma faCilidad Ia frecuenCia con
cue Sc peRca un cataFro hace las personga
tndiferentes para ourarlo y la gran mayor1a
no Sc preoCupa de las ConSecuenGiaS.
Los bafios frios por la mafana Immediate
mente despues de deiar 81 lecho, dormir con
las ventanas Rhiartas , evitar las corrienteS
de aire, son preCaucioneS muy buenas que
no cuegta trabajo Ell observarlas. Pero 81
preventive mas geguro, mas efic8zs mas faetl
' mas positive y tambien el que aconSsjan
los mediCos, eB La Emulsion de Scott de aos1
te do higado de bacalao.
Es sorprendsnte Ia fperza vitalidad, ener-
gfa poder de resistenoia que reclbs Ell
Ouerpo humane de Las pequenas dosia de
Emulsion de Scott, que ga le administfan
CON oonStancia NGta Emulsion, recubre
interiorment todas Las parties d6biles y vul-
nerableB del Cuerpo y 10 pone al abrigo de la
infection Catarral.
De Ouando en- cuando aparecen industriR-
les POGO escrupulosos anunoiando emulsioneB
vinoa preparados los que atribuyen pro-
piedadeS Curativas que no tienen hasta hay
quien ge atreve adeCir en- letFaS de imprenta,
que el petroleo keros1na 90 un &llmenGo.
LQue es el petroleo2 Un aoeite mineral
lue Sc lsa como combustible para lubricar
= limpiar m&quinas y para alumbrar.-Una
Bubstancia indigestible que oarece de Ia pro-
piedad eHenoial de todo alimento, cual es Ia
6similaCi6n; que pasa al traves del tubo in
testinal sin modifosrse sin ser absorbida;
una substantial, en- fin, que no tiene ninguna
de las propiedades Curativas alimentioias
del aceite de higado de baealo. 81 80 dijese
que el petHoleo es un alimento para mSqui-
mas podria paasr, pero no para el cuerpo hu-
mRno.
81 teneis alguna duda, preguntad yueB-
esastgig eSCagos de fuerzag, de carneg de
isngre, oB a0onseiar& que tomeis Ia Emul-
6ixn s1A Scott
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GRAN REBAJAL"La Villa de
Madrid" ha introducido gran rebaja de
lprecios en- sus exiStencias.
Es Ia 6nica casa, que importa modelos
exclusives de traiea de ST. Gall y Paris,
casimires ingleaea, drill iipijapa de hilo, en-
cages de BruBelas 8 infnidad dc noveda-
des.
a Ia Villa de Madrid acude toda perso-
na de guatO.
Telsfono 27s. P. o. B. 764. San
Francisco 81. San juan Puerto Rico.
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EXlMENES De ElRMlcIA

Por Ia presentes De anuncia al p6blieo
que durante los dfas 10, II y II del CO.
Triente mes Sc celebTaran exdmenes para
los aspirantes 81 Tftulo de Farmaeeutico,
con arreglo Z las disposiciOnes legaleB
vigentea
Sc admitiran solicitu1es en- esta ofcina
hasta Las cuatro de Ii tarde del dia 8.
Los interesados podran obtener modelos
para sus solicitudes, las presentaFan
acompanando yeinticincO dollars en- con-
cepto de derechos. San Juan, p. R julio
3, de 1905 IS Y. T. II. " COmdnd.
superintendente de Sanidad.
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EN- NEW YORK

Hospedaje de primera clase; ca
"a situada en- 81 punto mas cen
trico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
Y los trenes elevados que ofre-
cen grandes conveniencias a los
yiaieros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios m6dicos. Te-
l6fono Y demas adelantos moder
nos.
Dirijirse M. LUZUNARIs.
1873 WEST 81 STREET.
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EEN ENFERMEDADES DE Los OJOS
Tratamlento medloo qOirug5co.
DR.. RAFAEL DEL VALE
Consulta de 2 ~ m. Fortaleza, 10
Acadia hluuiCinaI De Lares

Aprobado que ha sido por el Ayunta-
miento el presupuesto para regiT en- ell afio
econ6mico de 1906 OF Sc halla expuest0 al
pdblicO desde 81 % del pr6ximo pasado
On laltablilla de anuncioH de esta Acadia
p6r el termino que sefiala la Ley Munich
pal para que los que Sc cream con derecho
y presentar al Ayuntamiento las objeciones
que estimen neceaariaH
Lareg, Julio de 1905.
Vtcerste Borges
2 Alcalde sustituto
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JUNTA ESCOlAR De GURABO.
Alcalde suBtitutO.

Desde esta fecha hasta el ~ de Julio
pr6ximo, ae admitiran peticiones documen-
ttadas de Maestros rurales que deseen con.
ttratarse para ejercer en- esta Municipali-
dad.
Gurabo, 29 Junio 19O6.-P. o. F. j.
Morales Ds0g, SecretaTio. 3v.
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Santurce i sus flores.

LindfsimoB estSn en- estos dias los jardi-
mes de Santurce hacienda verdadera osten-
taci6n de su espl6ndida Flora, vense her
mosfsimos, como nunca sin duda pOr Ia
continue lIuYia de eatos dias.
Rara coincidencia en- .sEl Cielo' de
Arrivf, Sc recibi6 un gran suTtido de telas
de flores que son ell 'delirio de las bellas
paFisienRea en- este verano
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aquellos momentos On que Sc dirigfan al
cielo dulces acentos de preciosas nifias, 81
recuerdo de pasados tiempos se apoder6 de
nosotros y aquellos Halmos que nuestra po-
bre madre nos ensehaba cuaDdo nifo, los
sentimos repercutir en- nuestros oidos como
un rumor de hcias en- la SILVA
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INpIcLlOR GENERlL

coNSEJo A LAS MADREs.--Ei iarsbe calnants as
4 Sonora Wnsow debe sempre Que los nios esan
81 pequeno paeente produce sueo natural Hanquic
alivia e dolqg e angelic despieta muy viVo aegre
sneas, aivia sus dolores, hace fees las uncones del
est6nago Fegula los infestinos Es & eior reredio
eonoeido para diarea va provenga esta de Ia denc5n
De eualquera otra Tengase mueho cudado pedF
Jarsbe Calmante de IA Sefora WRsloWrs es e mejor
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JUNCOa-A don Nicol6s Benitez
Delgado, lelimvitamOs & que conteste nues-
tTas cartas, para qne rinda cuentas de los
intsrees que le han Bido confados de esta
EmpTeaa durants 81 tempo que fu6 agante
de este diaEio en- Id iudioada poblaci6n.
EgparamOs asr atendidos para que deaa-
psTezCa e1ta Feclamn.
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SEPASE

Que No publicamos communicates sin que
sean pagados p0r adelantado.
Cada seis palabras Sc cuentan pOF una If
nea y Is lfnea vale diez centavOs.
Las cartas que vengan con cOmunicadOs
sin su importe, no Sc COntestan
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Gran NAYORIA UNIO.
lista en- Isabella.
Sc han inseIitO ALI en- diez saba
dos transcunidos l,O35 uniO-
Los rspublleln0s solo ban lograd0 lnsCrblf.
70a
(Por Telegraph

.Antier por Ia noche recibimos 81 tele-
grama siguiente:
'Isabela, Julio Z, 9.28 p. M Cores
pondencia" San Juan. En- los diez saba
dos de inscripcionea hdnse inBcrito mil
treinticinco unionistas por setecientos
ochenticuatro republicanos. Correspon-
sal. /"
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hospedaje bajo su responsabilidad sefiori-
tas y niflas que yengan q esta Capital
cursar toda clase de estudios. Inf0Fmaran
Gale del Cristo no. 5. Apartado de coEreos
no 4I5 lava
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Sc VENDE.

FL antique colmado 'La Mulita" con 6
sin la fabrica de chocolate anexa. Infor-
maran en- 81 mismo establecimientO. San
JoaA 10 < 30 " no 2.
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I Z II Il.

En- el pOblatio Gle Hafo Rey Sc vende una
nagnIfiea casa un solar hien situadOs.
En- n plate1ia de Meseguer infoEnaaFan.
I5va
iaIfEsrtn S velds yapsl de ps
ri0liiaD Vii1iio 4 e2-o9 quin
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A.SEGU RA NJ 0 s.:

NEW-YoRK, CITY.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-16
THREE men HAVE
NARROW ESCAPE
All Receive Injuries but None
are Serious.
Load of Hay overturns Throw
ing Them to Ground John
Edwards, IS Years Old.
Injured Worst.

Three men. John Edwards. nearly
eighty years Of age. Claude Edwards
and Will Toney. had what seems to be
miraculous escape from being in.
stantly dashed to death last evening
and the fact that they came out SO
we'll is probably due to Providence.
All Of them received some injuries
aud the elder Edwards Jared the
worst of any Of them.
They we're riding on load of hay
that overturned near tbs Rio Grande
tracks. Just west of the Santa Fe
overhead bridge west Of Florence.
John Edwards. who Ia near. sighted
was driving and allowed the horses tn
leave the main road. upsetting the
wagon. the hay and rack leaving the
running gears. John Edwards was
caught under the rack and hay and
10 badly bruised and lacerated sto ut
the arms. legs and back and will be
laid up fol some time.
Olsude Edwards sustained q sprsin
Of one Of the ankles and knees. He
was also caught under the nay and
was rendered unconscious. His br ,Ath
was knocked out and he will be off
duty for time. will Toney WAS
pitched distance of twenty feet and
pinned against the bar bed wire fence
stretched along the right OF way. Oae
Of his knees was jammed and badly
sprained but his injuries are less se.
rious than the others
The men were engaged in loading
the hay that is grown near the Wal.
tsrs' ranch and hauling 1t to the
Cottonwood dairy. When the ~.
cident happened the elder Edwards
WAS thrown under the hay with his
hands stretched. His legs were
doubled onto his back and 1t Seems =
wonder that they were not broken.
Two men driving In . buggy stopped
and took John Edwards home.
John Edwards 10 an uncle OF e 4.
Edwards. proprietor Of the Cotton.
wood dairy and Claude Edwards is
his brother.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-16
Mines Again Active.

Pittsburg. Kans June l6-FoI
the first time since April 10Th ths
whistles Of the shops Of the Pitts.
burg and Cherokee Coal 90. at the
mines In this vicinity blew last even.
Ing for work today. The shops srs
running ut almost full force and on
MondAy the hosting Of coal after q
sixty days shut down will be resumed.
The same condition exists throughout
Missouri. Kansas. Indian Territory and
ArkAnsas
The daily tribune., 1906-06-16
Castro to Resume Presidency

Warrington. June 16-President
Castro will resume the presidency Of
venexuela on July 9th. The state
department received . dispatch today
announcing that on June 1ith Presi.
dent Castro declared his intentions to
Vice President Gomez and deleRa-
tion that visited him and requested
him to resume the presidency.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-16

St. Petersburg, June l6-Tha
Gazette publishes . special dispatch
from Grodno. declaring that the gov.
ernor Of that city had expressed him
self to the effect that there WAS nc
hope Of stopping the unmeroiful
butchsring Of Jews at Bialystok for Z
few days. He says that riotoua mobs
are enterting the passing trains and
dragging the Jews from tbs coaches
and beat them numerically. Those
who are fortunate enough to escape
death are starving in the adjacent
fields.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-16
PLUNDER|NG AND
MURDER BY MOBS
Russian Jews Dragged From
Trains and Killed.
Bialystok Situation Grows More
Serious-Town is Burning
and Troops Unable to
Stay Work Of Mobs.

Berlin, June 16-A dispatch from
Bialystok dated Saturday At 2:40 p.
m. says that plundering and murder
continues. The garrison here and
from several neiRhboring towns are In
possession Of the oity which 10 now
ON hre and new frs breaking out
promiscuousiy. The situation is very
serious. Several Jews have been al.
lowed to escape from the city and are
In , state of panic.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-16
Packing Houses Must Improve.

H1V0VSS Ia 0oe 1HHHREVVV'
Chicago. June i6-The city health
department has sent its hrst official
notice to the packing houses ut the
Union stook yards to improve the san.
itary conditions At their yards. The
packers were instructed that they
mdst within three days discard the
tables and benches. provide clean
rooms for employees This STRUCTURAL
changes In the buildings include new
t3ilet rooms. more ventilation and
light and must be completed within
80 days.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-16
Tribune Scorched.

Salt Lake. June i6-Fire early to.
day wrecked the composing and edi.
toriAl rooms of Tho Tribune and
Evening Telegram. causing . loss Of
over $4,000 The papers will be
issued however ~ usual from other
Offices.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-16
Remember.

Every youpR lady who sells dve
tickets or over to tho grand concert
June 20th IL entitled to one free
admission. II you are not 10 the con.
test you can obtain tickets from ".
W. Oafky II Stewsrt's drug store.
First prize % 90 gold piece. second
prize sold ring TO young lady selling
most tickets
The daily tribune., 1906-06-16
Awaits Presidents SiRnature.

Warrington. June i8-Prssidsni nj
Protein KeAn today signed the State
hood bill and IL WAS announced that
the MEASURE would st once be forward.
cd IN the white house for the presi
dents signature.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-16

THE HOTTEST DAY-This wss
the hottest day 20 far this year. the
mercury registering ninety .nine In
the shade at 1880 noon. The next
hottest weather 20 far was ninety two.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-16

A cRAvENETTE is ONE GARMENT THAT MAY
YoU NEVER KNOW WHEN 1T is GOING TO RAIN
BESIDES A CRAVENETTE is A GARMENT THAT
Looks ELL. A MAN No LONGER NEED WEAR A
YELLOW 5LIcKER To KEEP DRY. HE CAN KEEP
The RAIN oFF--AND THE CHILL EVEN IN WEATH-
ER WET OR DRY--AND STILL Look SWELL. WE
HAVE A SPLENDID ARRAY OF CRAVENETTES
MADE ESPECIALLY FOR US. GOOD CRAVEN
ETTE FOR $40. LADIES, cRAVENETTES So so
KEEP YOU DRY--UMbR ELIAS. A cRAVENETTE
EVEN WONT KEEP THE RAINDRoPS S OUT OF YOUR
FACE. NICE SILK UMBRELLA WILL. We CAN
KEEP THE RAIN OUT OF YOUR FACE FOR 81
$15O, Sc, ETC. REMEMBER WHEN YOU ARE
''cLoTHE5-DRY'' THAT We CAN QUENCH YOUR
THIRST WITH ANYTHING THAT A MAN OR Boy
WEARS
RESPECTFULLY