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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22
ENJOY new HALL
Woodmen of the World House
Warming.
BANQUET AT NIELSEN HOUSE
Clever Speeches Toasts and Music
Celebrate the Removal to the
Review Building

On Saturday night Hawkeye Camp,
Woodmen of the world celebrated
their first meeting in their new quar-.
ters in royal style. There were many
expressions of appreciation OF the
handsome new hail and its appoint
ments, and the Woodmen and their
wives and friends felt that it was good
to be there. Although more than one
hundred were present the hall was not
crowded in the least Sovereign j. HI.
Walker occupied the handsome chair
of the Counsel Commander with
dignity and his clever introductions
were no small part of the evenings
pleasure The program was brief
consisting a speech by Mr.. G. f.
Kuehnle in which he congratulated the
Camp upon its prosperity, and the
order upon its growth and security.
He also spoke OF the duties and priv
ileges OF lodge membership and con-
graduated Denison people upon the
peace and harmony which prevailed
LII ullC COlaiiIulllUS upOil uiiC ldSu
that our city is so ably represented
in the councils of the Nation. He
spoke of the good influences of the
lodge, placing the influence of frater-
mites for goodaas being greater ever
than that of the church.
Mr.. G, L. Casweil responded with a
bright and witty talk, filled with
clever anecdotes and happy sayings.
He spoke more particularly about the
new hall and it's elegance and conven.
fence and extended welcome to the
guests of the camp.
After few moments of social chat
it was announced that the banquet
was in readiness at the Nielsen Hotel
and to this genial hostelry the "old
folks" repaired while the young peo-
:. pie waited their turn passing the time
With music and iollity.
6, The banquet at the Nielsen proved
4 all that could be asked. Mr.. Nielsen
had everything in readiness, the ser.
s.I.tst f4r :
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22
known citizen and experienced mer-

known citizen and experienced mer-
chant Mr.. N. L. Hunt.
The business methods of The Boys
have always been above reproach.
They have been liberal and enterpris-
ing and have always been ready to
join in any project which had the well
fare of Denison as its object. Their
stock is a fine one, they are able to
pay cash and obtain all discounts and
are thus able to sell at right prices.
All of the members have grown up
in the business and they know just
what to buy to meet the wants of
their customers.
At the head of the firm is Mr.. j..
F. Pfarr, Frank as he is familiarly
known is of German origin but of
American birth. He first saw the
light in 1866, in Pomeroy, Ohio. He
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22
IN new QUARTERS.
"The Boys" Now at Home ir
New Store.
A MODEL ESTABLISHMENT
Brief History of One of Deoison's
Most Successful Mercantile
Concerns.

Nearly thirteen years ago Denison
suffered severe blow when the firm
of C.. Stocks found itself unable
longer to maintain itself. People
wondered who would have the temerity
to continue what had not proven a
successful business. 1t was at this
juncture that three young men, clerks
in the j. P. Miller & Co. concern re-
solved to join their fortunes and be-
come merchants on their own hook.
There were many to.. ..prophesy failure,
and but few who dared hope for their
success. Mr.. Ptarr had proven him.
self an expert groceryman, Mr.. Ge-
bert was an authority on dry goods
and Mr.. Wieland was fine book
keeper, and the new firm thought they
could at least make wages in keeping
store for themselves. 1t was Mr.. j.
Fred Meyers in the Review who first
dubbed the firm The Boys, non
de plume which they readily adopted
and by which they are known all over
the county. They have never told
us but we imagine the new firm some
pretty hard sledging at first and it
is this perhaps that has caused the
few grey hairs which strive to give
the lie to the we'll known name of the
firm. On the whole, however, the
history of the store has been one of
continued success. Every one wished
them we'll and this feeling went a
long way toward helping them. They
weathered the financial storms of the
Cleveland administration and did SO
without being obliged to refuse credit
to those who We're worthy of it. With
the return of prosperity the business
began to grow by leaps and bounds
until it was one of the most popular
trading places in the county.
For a number of years it has beer
apparent that they were being hele
back by their inadequate quarters, but
| there was no other desirable location
and they were obliged to remain il
their old quarters. The building o1
! the Balle- Brodersen blocksopened The
u
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22
bent and few men in Denison are more
stlldiols than he


studious than he.
Mr.. Hugo Gebert the second mem
ber of the firm was born in the regal
city of Hamburg, Germany, in
1870. He was educated in the thor
ough schools of that county and
learned the printing trade, he also
acted as clerk in Hamburg hotel.
In 1887 he came to America and set
tied in Denison. His first year he
put in as farm hand on the Peter
Soelh farm in this township. Later he
entered the employ of Mr.. j. Cosman
and another year found him working
for j. P. Miller & Co., where he soon
became the trusted head clerk of the
dry goods department. In 1893 he
entered the firm of which he is now
member. He was married in 1894 to
Miss Katharine Osborne and the
merry laughter of three girls and two
boys makes their home happy one.
If Mr.. Pfarr is the literary member,
Hugo is the Scientific member of the
firm. He delights in the study of the
different sciences and he is without
doubt one of the best informed men
in Denison in these lines. He has
proven himself not only good sales
man but good merchant and business
man.
Mr.. L. N. Hunt entered the firm in
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22
New Hand Bags and Belts

We have new line of Stylish Hand Bags, Gilt
and Leather Belts. The Hand Bags are the very
latest patterns with the newest trimmings at %
and SOC each
White Waistings and Fancy Ginghams
Chiffon Wolfe 25c per yard z s4s
Fancy Checked Wolfe, very stylish pattern 25c yd
Mercerized Fancy Waistings, 35c per yard
Plaid Ginghams l2lc per yard :.
Checked and Striped Ginghams, l24c per yard.
Embroidered Sultings, 15c per yard
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22
WAS MARRIED ON WEDNESDAY.

WAS MARRIED. ON WEDNESDAY Y.
The wedding of Mr.. A. B. Wood of
this city and Miss Blanche Norton of
DeWitt; Neb., took place at the home
of the bride on Wednesday, February
21st, at high noon. After brief visit
in eastern Iowa, the newly married
couple return to Denison, occupying
the Branch home until their new resi-
dence which Mr.. Wood expects to
build this spring is completed.
The bride is a handsome and charm
ing young lady and we welcome her
to Denison and trust that she will find
host of friends here to take the
place of the many whom she leaves
in her Nebraska home.
The groom is we'll known to Deni-
son people. He is thorough going,
progressive and business-like man, of
the strictest integrity, affable, good
friend and good citizen. He has
made success of everything he has
undertaken and has gained an excel
lent position as travelling salesman
for Paxton and Gallagher of Omaha,
by hard work and real merit. We
had almost concluded that he was a
confirmed bachelor and our congratu-
lations are all the more sincere that
he has chosen the better path and has
become a Benedict. Long life and
happiness to bride and groom.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22
Business Changes.

Mr.. L. j. Kelly has definitely de-
cided to move his stock to the Bam-
ford building on April lst. He has
planned many Innovations for his
new store and promises to give Deni-
son the handsomest shoe store in
western Iowa. The furniture firm of
Bartcher & Schneckloth has leased
the Kelly store and will move to their
new location as soon as possession
can be obtained. This firm while a
new one has proved itself enterprising
and progressive and its career
promises to be most successful; one
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22

way for them and with characteristic
enterprise they purchased the ]. P.
Miller building into which they moved
but two weeks ago. AS yet the new
store is not arranged just as they
want it and they tell US they have but
begun the many improvements they
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22

1901, purchasing Mr.. Wielands inter
est. He is so we'll known that
biography is almost unnecessary. He
was born in Crawford county in 1855,
and was one of the notable group of
pioneers photographed by Mr.. Fergu-
son last August. He received COM
mon school education and as he grew
older taught five terms in the rural
schools. He was elected township as
Continued on page five
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22

vice was exceptionally fine and the
viands appetizing as possible.
After the feast the old folks tarried
yet few moments for few informal
toasts and then Ireturned to the hall
to notify the remainder of the COM
pany of the good things in store for
them The Woodmen of the World
Camp is one of the strongest of Deni-
sons fraternities. numbering more
than one hundred and twenty-five
members and it is confidently expect
ed that with their attractive new lodge
home their numbers will be rapidly
increased.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-22
Dry Goods and Notions
The New Goods this Season:

Muslin Skirts with lace edgng SOC each.
Muslin Corset Covers with deep lace edging and
insertion, 25c each.
Gents Gauze Wool Underwear, the best under
wear for late winter and spring, 81 90 piece.
Chdren's Union Suits, Soc each.
Black Panama Sutings A inches wide, 81 yd
Black Brliantine, IA inches wide, 7bc yard
Granite Cloth, all popular coors 60c yard
Ladies Wrappers, best grade, 81 .0o~each.
Extra heavy Sateen Underskirts with deep
founce and dust cufle, $f::7b each.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-11

G Terra I le nombrado tesorero mInl-
cipal dc Ponce.
--Ra sii io arrestado en un barrlo
de Yauco, MstiAa Il vera por otensas
4 Ia nina Alejanirlna R)drlgueS.
Nos ulCea de fSucJ que 20 ha :
cen actlvAs propsg Andas Oh sq lelIS
jurIadlcaiea para 10 nuelgA DC ~. ira
pai Adores de caIlA.
Aver fue u=tsnido Pelro Rivera
por hurtp que come!lo 90 Bay anon.
Aver lsron arrest Ados noventa .
y dos nlhoa "a BSyAmon y deAuncla
uos aus padres pUr latrAcSloneS 10 ~
ley escoiar. Tai es I'll lAconlcJ Iele
gramA q 40 dlrlgs sl tJnleAse sch ,st.nl
de Aqusl pue.to, vi Quarter General.
-Ayer 10 sLIcIIo e1 Salinas Ell
indlvlduU E4cIldeA rcrsz, dispa4 a 1do-
SO un Ilro de revolver. LA bSlA le
RtrAveso el pulmon izluierdo. Ss IL
moran laA cAusAs q de moiIVaroa olchA
reaolucl0l.
-Ss e1cuentrA de paso sn San Juan
u r.eJ propieaArio dc PouCs don Gai
llsrmo CuItaaa y ~ sehJrA tspUsa.
Iii AIuutam. .eaIo oe San J J0sn hs
diapussIo quo bsan ut,,lz Auas las bd-
kaOaa dol lsAIrO para IuneaAa ga sl pa i.
b.iGo y 40 GeIIAs ~ SustlIuIrao COO los
nusVos Ssls1Ios que 80 pllleton los
E.tSLos UGdos,
Ell Freaidente del AIeneo, doctor
Qlsvedo BAea, hA prupae.Iu 30 pAssa
uLreulAres y l.s ltsratos us la tslA, re
comendaadJ 81 SpoyJ a dish } ceDtro
Goa ~ GuotA de SUBSCRIPTION,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-11

ss q ia am,go del Sur. <as sueon
1rado Que tlsas usIei rAE5a eA 10 que
me- dice rsspeCtJ q aqusl indlviduo.
M 81 I'll homors Qle nsseslto y NO %
10 extsnder& el numorAmiento. eiHo-
la va ae 10 que ustsd dsssAs, disc 4
uno us Nusvs YJik Sastsi qulers que
yaya a conner . au Clup. NADIA para
mi es plAcsntero que eAtar con los 10.
venes pero Creal0 USED, no me 90 20.
slbls. Hs Ienldo que txcusarms ds
mas do ve.uts lnvlIasiones sn estos
oos 1ltmJ ~ ulasS
AL regresar q las ires q 81 dsspa.
cho, eACuentrA gran nunero de perso-
nAs que xnscesltAn hAblsr con el Pre-
sidentss, J que "a verdad sea dioho,
no les llevA allf sino sI inssr@s y lee
preIsnsluAea part OGiArss dc OadA uno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-11
|MPRES|0NES Y NO T|CIAS

My%sE'
Para el domingo pr6S Imo, ocsa.
W de R'yes, So prspatan alguno bal
les on eSES cluiAd.
-Ha renunclado slCArgo de prac
slcAnta del Laz Ares1 don JoAe JAlmes,
siendo propuesto para stiilirls don
Doming Perez,
LA plaza dsi me ;cado esM com.
pletsments Sbaadonada con rsspecto
q llmpisxA ornasJ. La basdra RbLp
dA much ga 10 lsl lug lr J el pls0 %
IA rotJ en N lchaI parIss y NJ 10 lin
pia maa que cuAndo llusvs.
--En HamAcAo % esperAdo el 10.
togrAto SenJr Vslgs., que SO eneuen
Ire Hctlalmsnts sn FsI Ardo,
Hoy fAllecio Arturo Vsnsgss,
VeelnJ 10 ls UAlIs "a I@ Lu4A nV 5U,
qae tde opsrado On Rys .,iGal PreIpiss.
riAno.
-Se estS organig Lndo nus anne
81 cuslro artlsslcJ de znzIslA yum
pueItJ de loveuss dc esLA cludad, coz
81 hA, Dc Oar alganAs rep. LAulvn nss
81 u Isatro dol PArqus.
-El sssos dlAs .s sspsrao dos o
tres BUG Aes de guerra "a Ia armada
nAcionAl.
Ell doctJr Llppitl, una vsz que
hAyA renunslado AZ cargo 50 deulcArA
III eisrciclU os 81 pr. sslon ca ssIa clu
dad.
Angcns lego 4 sIIA eludAd procs-
dents de MAgsga z, nuestro sstlmado
amigo don joe us Diego J ~ sshors
ssp0ss. Ei aehor do Diego aslstio ssta
tArds a Ia Aes.0n dc lA CanArR.
-Muy prouto empes slaI ca ell
Atsneo una s.rle d. conferenc!As Y
Huiicionss muslesles semanalmsnts,
por los SHORES susloI do Ae asl cen.
tro.
Maestro amigo don Joss Psrta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-11
RESOLUTION |MPORTANTE
| honorable sz Mac Ka decide que los s del g de pu no pe-
den sah de dcha oRcAa sin u 1andanisno de cNe de Dsh

maria al servicio pIblico 10 exhibici6n
de los lipros del Registro, que cons
tantemente SO ussn, EN- los Trlbunales
CON frecuencia y q instanctass de par
ticulares.
La question de derecho planteada
On dicha condensation trae oonsigo la
Interpretation y splicaci6n de las le
yes locales vigentes en- el Distrito dc
Puerto Rico. Las leyes y los estatutos
ya cltados obligsn & las Cortes de Cir.
quito y Distrito do los Estados Unidos
hacer cumplir todas las leyes vigsntss
en- el Estado 6 Distrito correspondent :
tss & 10 jurisdiction de 10 Corte, q no
ser que dichas leyss locales sean 10.
splicables, 8 eit6n en- pugna sean
contrarias q los Estatutos dc los Ea.
tados Unidos.
Habiendo ex sminado las lsyes 10.
Gales vigsntes en- Puerto Rico On ma.
teris de libros del Rsgistro & cargo
de los Reglstradores, ha resultado
que seg6n 10 Ley espanola en- v.rsud
as 10 cual dichos cargos fusron esta.
blecidos, extsta Ia mas extricta pro.
hibici6n do sscar diehos libros dc 10
o6eina pdblica y del archtvo del Re.
gIstro bsjo ningdn concepto, casti.
gando 81 infracci6n con sevsras penas,
aiendo responsable el Rsgistrador en-
su fanza y ademas ssgdn precspto del
C6digo Penal por infracci6n dc la Ley.
En- virtud de Ia Ley Organica, 90.
to parte dc las leyss de Espafla que
habia estado aquf vigentss por mu.
chos amos, quedo t6citaments promul.
gada y declarada dc nuevo VICENTE y
postsriorments 10 Legislstura de Puer.
to REQ ha promulgado leyss semej an
tes vigsntss hoy dis, prohlbiendo %.
car b.io ningdu concspto dichos libros
y tanto las leyes de Espafia como las
leyes locales promulgadas por 10 Le
gislatura de Puerto Rico proven con
amplitud el caso en- que aea neces ario
obtener copia cer.i6cada de las ins.
cripciones 8 inspeccionar los hbros.
Por 10 tanio incumbe & aquello,
que invoosn las facultades innAtas de-
las Cortes de Clr quito de Distrito de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-11
IMPORTAAT|S|MO
A los enfermos cr6nicos

Sc encuentrs ~ en- esta ciu-
dad el repreasntante para Espa.
fia y Portugal del VITALlzADoR
ELECTR1Co del DR.. WILSON de
Londres. El VITALIzADoR ELEC.
TRICo WILSON ea 10 Ultima pa.
lAbrs de Ia ciencis, es el cintu.
ron el6ctrico m&s perfeccionado
que 90 Conoce en- el mundo para
Ia cura do las intermediates Gro.
MEAS y nervlosas, siendo el dni.
60 recomendado por todas las
celebridades melicas del mundo
civilisado,
Dicho delegado esta hospe.
dsdo On el HOTEL INaLArERRA,
donds reciblrA hasta el dia 20
del corriente desde las 8 de la
mAhana d las 9 dc 10 tarde.
Los enfermos pueden pedir
el folleto ex plicativo, que 10 re-
galara 81 mismo sen Or gratis &
todo el que 10 soliclte on el
Hotel lnglatsrra.
San Juan, Puerto. Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-11

En- Ia Corte de Distrito de los Eatados
Unidos para Puerto Rico. En- la
question de la citaci6n Duces Te-
cum del Rsgistrador do la Pro-
piedad de San Juan.
DICTAMEN
El caso de exGedir una citaci6n
Duces Tecum por esta Corts & los Rs.
gistrado ores de la Propiedad para obi.
gArles exhtbir en- Ia Corts los libros
del Registro, 90 ha prssentado & este
Tribunal en- virtud dc la condensation
del seiior don Jose Bensdicto, Regis
trsdor do ls Propiedad do San Juan,
al ser citado en el Caso dc Olns y otros
W. Maeso y o.ros, en- cuya contesta-
ci6n alega el Registrador que esta
exento legalmsn,s do obsdecsr dicha
citaci6n por los siguientes motivos, q
saber:
10. Que Ia Secci6n Ola de los Es-
tatutos Revizados de los Estados Uni.
dos VICENTE 90 Puerto Rico estatuye
que 10 tramitaci6n, aleg aciones, lorna
y manera de procedsr 90 easos civilss
en- las Cortes dc Circuito y Distrito de
los Eitados Unidos debs adsptarss en-
todo 10 que sea poaible, & Ia tramits-
cl6n, alsgacionss, forma y mansra de
proceder en- las Cortes de proceed
miento escrito dc los Estados On que
dichss Cortss existan no obitante 10
vigenoia de una regla de 10 Corte On
sentido conirario.
%. Que 10 Ley Organica estable.
cisndo un G obierno Civil en- Puerto.
REQ tambien estatuys que las leyes
y ordenAnzas vigenteS On squella epo-
CO seguiran rigiendo en- tods gu fuerx 0
y vlgor excepto en- 10 que fueran mo.
diticadas por 10 Lsy O:gAnica 8 en- 10
que faeran cambiadas Q modifcadaa Il
por 10 Legislature de Puerto Rico
crsada en- dtcha Ley Org4nica on lo
que las oitadas lsyes no estuvieran On
pugaa con las leyes de los Estados
Unidos que pudisran aplicsrss & Pto.
Rico.
Dlcha contestaci6n adsmAs alega
como fundamento de excusa el entor
pecimiento di6cultades que ecasio'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-11

los EstAdos Unidos para hacer Gum
plir les citssiones Ducss Tecum exps-
didas CON obieto do obligar 10 sxhibi-
ci6n de documentoa pdb!icos, iustiacar
que las leyes locales que prob !bsn tel
exhib.ci6n en- Puerto Rico, sstGn com
prendidas dsntro do 10 excspci6n esta-
blecida por las leyes del Congeeso ,
que SON por 10 tanto inaplicablss 8
contrariss & los Estatutos hoy vigen.
tes dc los Estados Unidos.
DespuSs dc considerar am mpliamsa.
to essa question y do sxAminar los oitas
adusidas ssta Corts cree que no SON
inaplicables q Puerto Rico dichos ss-
satusos dc los EstAdos Unidos J que
por el contrario las lsyes locales que
rigen Ia exhibici6n dc los ltbros del
Rsgistro, por sl nero hscho do Ger
obedscidas por todos los Tribunales
Insularea demuestran que dichas leyss
son splicables al easo. Essas sst&n
vigsnles On todas las Cortes do Puerto
Rico ain que produzean 10 menor que.
ia, y ssrfa anomalo para este Tribunal,
ana luz de los precsptos leg va ei.
tados, el resolvsr que les lsyes locales
objeto de esta question no SON aplica.
bies, cuando al mismo tempo son OBJ
servadas por todas las Cortes de
Puerto Rico y no exists sstatnto 10y
del Congreso Algans, que declare di-
chAs leyes legales on pugna con los
mismos.
Por 10 tanto es evidsnte, que o. sl
deber de esta Corts hacer cumplir les
leyes Iegales vigsntes On esta matsrla
y hscsr respesar 10 prohiblcl6n del Re
gistros dc los libros, tAl como exists
y como 90 respeta ca lodas las Cortes
de Puerto Rico. Por 10 tanto por 10
presente SO dispons que dc ahora On
adelante no 80 expediraR por esta
Corts citaciones Duees Tocum contra
los Rsgistradores de 10 Propisdad
para obiigarlos & exhlbir los libros
del Registro sin que antss medic una
6rden do Ia Corte.
Flrmado.
CHAS F. Nc -KENNA,
JueZ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-11

A las dos de Ia tarde el ssfi )r Ma.
tienxo Clntron declare alberta Ia 50.
si6n de aver en- 10 Camsra. So pas6
lista por el .seoreiario stfor Masos
Bsrnier y se b hallabAn pfsssntsa vsintl-
clnco de eegalos.
IN. Fd6 LEI 10 ca aegladA lscsura oil
bill n1msfo ! dlvldIeldo Ia isIA 90
CondAdos.
.aEl aefio; zaVala p,di6 & la Ca.
mara eS ,usase 10 sussncia del d sleEa'
do Coll y Cachi, por tres 8 clairo diAs.
FL Ssnor Dslgad h - iguAl pc
t,cl6n scsrca del delsgAdo Domsnesh,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-11

A.GObEhN AUOh 0e AAuba8y On
~ carta escrita desde, Washington,
D. O., Z. q. de A. dice 10 siguiente;
"Fervorosamenfe recomiendo Ia Pc
runa como un t6nic0 exceIenfe. Como
remedi0 par Ell Catarro, su repufaci6n
esf& establecida entire mis- amigos
gnienes han sido beneflciados con sa
uso, y Ell pibLico debe c0n0cer sus
grandes cuaLdades curafivas. ".-Isaac
Sharp.
El Sr. James Currie, prominente
eomerciants de Montreal, Canada, Gale
Notre Dame, No. 1895, escribe 10 sigui.
ente:
"fIe usado Ia peruna para el catarro =
Ia juzgo como el remedio mas excelente
para tos y resfriados. flames Currie.
81 pronto no obtiene un resultado
satisfactorio usando la Peruna, escriba
inmediatemente al DR.. Hartman, dan.
dole detalle de su enfermedad, y q CON
gusto le dara gratis So vslioso consejo.
La correspondence 90 Atendida con.
f1dencialments.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-11
COMERCI0 IAGLES

De como han meiorado dol A6o
anterior vi Afiu Asiuai les Iransacclo'
nes 0omsrsi Alss ca sl Reino Undo dc
slocusnts notiela el hscho de aGuIar
IL CamArS us compensation de loa
BAnGos ingleAes una Clfea dc giroa
que ascisnde q 252 342 525. ZOO psss.Ss
oro para Ii cApiIal para las pruvln
Gas Gu los dlez pelmsrOs mssss de
l.g05, mlsntrss que 60 sl mlamo pc
riodo De 1904. esa clfrA colo sstuvo
tepressutada pUr ia, $40 525 UOO ps'
setas.
Ha b Abldo, pueI, co 1905 un aus
memo dc 81 4s6 mlllohsa 90 la sIma
de las Csaslaades gira1ss sn Inglate-
rrs, que equlsHle un lS por 100 de
les corrsspondlenLss q los diez prime.
ros mssss del an anterior,
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aNrsSvAiisshsav..y ysrslskaszaRR Wt2s
que ackualm ante 10 encuentra On Pom.
CO.
Dlchas pstlcio1 1ss fIsroa atsndt i.
las por el Pteiidente,
E. ssilor ZLvala pi1i6 80 nombra
SO una com .si0a de la CAmArA a lin da
IN .Jst.ar el in1uto de don Jalio Ne
dfna G Jnz alez.
K! sen )r War O;hots3o manisest6
que Goa sentimieato % levaataba &
lmpugla: Ia pr)pos cijn dsl Sr. IL.
yAla
NJ sol AIR. b lt)s de las ca narss
4g slativAs sollctA: inlultos dc pc
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10 En- essa imprenta 90 vendS "a,
pei visi3 &t2 qulnLAL
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de largas dellbstaelonss, por loS tri.
bunales d. iustlcla. O1nsider6 un pa.
so imprldsats n omb iar una comlsi6n
para revo ,ar una seatsacla de uu tri.
hunal.
Ahors blen -djjo el sen ,r Was
0cho .eco -si 20 i'm lugoo 10 peticion
con csracser Official, particularmente
sere el primsro en suscribir una soil.
citud que demande del Gobierno el
lndulto del senior Medina.
Votads 10 petlci6n, fa6 rechazads
por mAyorfa.
ElPresldents convoc6 para mana
No q las tres de 10 tarde.
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Gran Hotel If Acacia u
San Francisco s., Ban Juan Pto. R 60
HAbitaoiones treseas , vsntilAdaz
lux eleetriea, hafos.
ApAFtado n6Yn 8l6 --TsIksoun I9s
{, RENITH CAsTAN0

Ab0gddO v notd1TO.
Eiercs ante IL Corte Federal J Tri.
bunales insulares. GsrsntiEa 10 ms.
oripeion, sin detectos, de los documen-
los Iuisaoa 1 RsgiItro, -Csisto ",
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