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Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
POINTERS

Handbag lost, Adv.
 The carborundum wheel. See adv.
 Don't miss those peach bargains of fered by A F, Roberts Co. of Iakeville.
 Benjamin Is trading every day and has something new to show at all times
 \ carload of mixed chocolates, The 5oc kind at sac per 10. at the H. B, Dakin Corporation. sharon.
 Washing Is s pleasure when Sun Oleum Is used. See adv. of N. C. Dean & Sons, Falls Village.
 The Reliable Manufacturing Company of Canaan have some desirable positions for girls and young women. See adv.
 E. Chopper of Sheffield. Mass. has established trucking and baggage transfer business at Canaan. See his adv.
 Amateur photographers who do not finish their pictures will welcome the announcement made in another column by Richards X Sons who develop plates and films and make prints therefrom. They also handle all sorts of photograph supplies
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
CHAPlNplLLE

John shepard, Jr.. who WAS injured in Lenox, Mass. Tuesday. Aug. II, by the breaking of the steering geer to his auto which then ran into a tree, Is still confined to his house, but Is reported 10 be getting better.
 Mrs. Thomas FiRnegan and three children of To-rington. are visiting as Grandma Finnegan'S-
 Most of the farmers are finishing up having and harvesting cats.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
CORNWALL HOLLOW

Mrs. Joseph Malleroy and son of West field. Mass, are at B, E. Yale's.
 William Fox and Miss Sadie Caldwell visited friends in Otis, Mass, the past week.
 Miss Nettie Palmer came home from Bridgeport Monday for few days.
 Eugene Richards of East Cornwall occupied the pulpit in Rev. P. s. Collins absence, Sunday.
 Several people from here attended the Old Home Week picnic at Cream Hill Lake, Saturday.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
OBITUARY
JOHN M. ST. JOHN.

John N. St. John died at his residence in Chicago. H.. on Tuesday. August |. 1906. after an illness of several months duration with gangrene and com- phcation of diseases His funeral was attended at Chicago. on Thursday, Aug. g. Interment at Chicago. He was born ar South Canaan, Sept. 20. lS+4. the fourth son of the late Silas \. St. John. who was native of Sharon, and Amelia (Becklsyl ST. John. native of South Canaan.
 Johns boyhood days were passed in South Canaan. where he attended the Congregational church and the district school in that place. Later he attended school in the village of Canaan. and worked for the late George Gillette, who then owned the farm where Dr. c. W. Camp now lives. Ar the age of II years John went to Illinois and worked on a farm until the Civil war began. when he enlisted in an Illinois regiment and served three years For a5 years after his return from the war he followed the occupation of carpenter. builder and contractor in Chicago. He also served long terms as deputy sheriff and water inspector for the city of Chicago. For more than nine years, until his health
 
 ofri~e.
 He is survived by his wife and several children. also by two or three brothers and one sister living at different places in the West.
 He was well informed on all subject $ and questions of public interest, as he was great reader and had an invesri- gating turn of mind. In letter written to a relative i'll Canaan i'll November l90a h. made the following statement: Il have never used tobacco III any form. oreyen tasted of II: nor any kind of hquor unE. even brandy sauce fur pudding or in n2ince pie. l am better for not using them
 A temperate, patriotic. useful and exemplary life closed when John U. St John answered the last roll call" and his depA--ure will e. In0Urneti bv large circle of acguss,n sa1c,s who tender sympathy ro the deceassd famil~.
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Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
SALISBURY

Homer Crippen WAS in town a few days laSs week.
 Mrs, C. A Selgeck returned from Short Beach "Wednesday owinS 10 hel husbands illness, Mrs, Conkhn and Miss Carrie Conkhn returning Thurs day evening. Miss Jennie Clark and her mother are still aE the Beach and James Iandon of Town Hill, brother ot Mrs, Clark. has been with them since Saturday.
 Mrs Louis Goldman and daughter Beatrice of New York City are visiting at Mrs, SQulreS.
 Mir and Mrs Kennedy of RrooSlyn arc guests of MT. and Mrs. H. F. Landon, There WAS ball game Saturday after noon between Salisbury and sharon on the Salisbury grounds. The result WAS IS 10 }, favor of Salisbury.
 ne Loss Ostrander of Waterbury k visiting his parents,
 Mrs c. H. Clark. Miss Edith Ball and Miss Mary Conkhn left Monday for a week s trip 10 Saratogs, Lake Champlain. Lake George and other places.
 Miss Gladys Stone who has been visit ing in Rockville and West Granhy for tAAS kxs>h AANS NCNA> XCssAhSA AROAlS 1USS- day night.
 John Garrisy, Jr,. had the misfortune 10 lose another horse last Friday.
 Miss Ruth Goddard left Tuesday morning for AShury Park where she will spend couple of weeks with friends.
 Mrs. c. P. Holhsser and son of Pitts held, Mass. are visiting in town.
 Jerome Rallof Unionvile spent the past week In town.
 Henry Pratt and family, of Chappa- qua, N. T., are spending the week with his mother.
 Emma Speed of Torrington is visiting friends this week.
 Mrs, Henry Davies and children have gone 10 Boston 10 meet MT. Davies, where they will spend few weeks.
 Mrs. yoorhes of North Adams Is visit ing Miss Cofing.
 The public school building has been very much improved in appearance by receiving fresh coat of paint,
 PORK ELECTRocUrEp.
 During the terrific Ssorm Monday night. lightning struck the hog pen at Rryants at the Warner farm. Two hogs were killed and third paralyzed.
 TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL
 c. A Selleck was taken very suddenly ill a week ago last Sunday. \ trained nurse from Pttsfield Hospital Is in attendance. It Is hoped by his many friends that he may speedily recover.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
SOUTH CANAAN

Merwin E. Pendleton came home from Norfolk recently, being unable 70 work. Robert E. Pendleton spent Sunday in Norfolk
 Miss Bessie Dean is visiting in North field.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Welton of Tor rlngron, have been visiting at Levi Ganser's-
 Ms. c. H. Dean and two daughters, have gone to Clermont, N, E.. for ayiSit.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
HOwsS rRIsf

We o1er One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of eatarrh that cannot be cured oy taking Halls Cstarrh Cure
 P.J. CHENEY k CO, Props, Toledo, o
 We, the undersigned, have known F. !. Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business rransac- lions, and financially able 10 carry out any obligations made by their firm.
 WALnISG. KrSSAS < MARVIN. Wholesale
 Druggists. Toledo, 0.
 Halls Ca.arrn Cure Is taken internally, act- ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces Of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price iSc- per bottle Sold by all DruSSists Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
Here's What
 You've Wanted

\ nearby place to which 10 send photo graphic films and plates for development. We pay postage one way.
 The work is reliable and the service Is prompt.
 Prices for developing and printing; Developing Brownie No. l or ,. h cents Developing any other size, roll of 6. 20 cents Developing any other size, roll of ls. 25 cents Printing - Cnmounred prints under Ks. cents Printing - Unmounted prints 4xa. | cents
 GEORGE RICHARDS x SON
 Photographic Goods
 5a Main Street, Win>Ted. Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
Baggage Cransfer
 Crueklftg, etc.

The undersigned has established in Canaan baggage transfer and general trucking business. Orders solicited for moving household fur niture, pianos, etc. All work done in a prompt, careful and thorough manner. My team will meet all trains at the Canaan station for the purpose of transferring baggage. Orders may be left at Rains haa- cry.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
NEW MARLBORO

ChaS Hott hkiSS who has been in the North Adams S>anitariurn for cancer on hlS foot has zone to Cornwall on the Hudson where he Is improving,
 Earnest HotchkiSS has moved in with \. Thorpe
 The flags at the state line show where Ia look for Connecticut when We Are in a hurry-and when the assessor com; s a~Nrn1
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
FOR SALE

Stevens -Duryea Runabout in excellent condition. with extras A bargain. Ad- dress STEVENS. care of The Canaan Printing Go, Canaan, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
Lost

Monday. August S0, between Salisbury and Canaan, black satin hand bag. black and white silk lining. Contents consisted of two purses, one containing $I0 bill. other 8 bill and some change. also fan. knife, gloves, etc. Finder will ba rewarded by returning same to office of THE NEWS, Canaan Conn
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

Business Talks by Our Advertisers.
 It's cleaning-up tune at Benjamin's. He has some big bargains In Vehicles, Fly Nets, Ear Nets, Summer Blankets.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
Lost

Ladies handbag, Thursday. August l6, on the road from Lime Rock station to sharon. Bag contained card of Mrs. Thomas T. Barr. Finder will he rewarded by leaving same ar store of
 F.. F. GILLETTE X SON.
 sharon. Conn
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
Wanted

A competent girl 10 do general house work Apply 10 MRS J. ". CCRTISS. 15 Benton Ave. Great Burlington, Mass
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23

S6.50 black and colored skirts,
 $500. s1.oo seerSucker and gingham
 skirts, 75c. sl.00 corset. 59c. Ioe rib vest, 7c. 12tc rib vest, 10c. 25e vest, 15c. soc LiSle vest, 25c. S1.5o to s2.O0 children's white
 dresses, 89c. s2. 50 to S2.aS children's white
 dresses, $l.00.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23

Sc batiSte, 5c. 121c and 15c batiste, taffetaS. or
 gandie aud ducks, Sc. 15c and 1Sc hnon d'Inde. madras
 and cheviotS. and Arnold wool
 hatiste, 124c. 25c and S5c silk tissues, 18c. sc and soc crepe de chine, silk
 organdies, satin stripe silk mus
 lins and Tangfer silk cloths, 25c.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23

I24c. 15c and 1Sc India hnon, 10e,
 12tc and 15c. '' Indian Head" 1Sc. Soc English madras, 25c. 19c white goods, plain and fancy,
 124c.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
Died

PAGE-In Huntsville, August 70. Julius Page, aged - years WooSTER-In Bridgeport, August l9, Roderick Wooster of Canaan. aged 7S years,
 ST. JoHN-At Chicago, III. August :, 1aO6, John NJ. St. John. aged 6l years, 10 months and IT days, He was & native of South Canaan. Conn, and was veteran of the civil WAT.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
Married

McALLISrER - CooNS. - At Hartford, August l9. Captain Willis L. McAl- lister of Denver. Col. and Miss c. Helena Coons of Canaan.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
Here's the Last Chance of Summer

ghhd ar ~ hpf @ that ~~ ~~ mua d dodph hanarinT ndwaw @ @ popular prices a nave ing ~ md d Lathe present n pk thin
 e 20 k prices king consider h b,a will n % fk
 u @ New res of @p in h sales am cam fen d crowd m the price details hcommn undy
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23

F.. CROPI r. R
 SHEFFIELD, Mss.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23

No Half Way Methods in Our Alteration
 Clearance Sale hfwwm When ha mo W d hpp dr prices W m il idd clip m h 1 m
 Most tn will leave to p ~ d sal p hh df Ag h dp
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23

Smyrna rugs, $5.9S. Velvet rugs, $11.95. Brussels rugs, $14.95, $11.s5 and
 $7.95. Administer rugs $18.5o, $16.5o,
 $2.98, $1.98 and S5c. Reversible Smyrna rugs, 85c. s1.75 and S2. .00 velvet rugs, SIPS. s45. .00 and $50. O0 rugs. $35.00. sS0. % and $500 rugs, $25.00. s25. GO rugs, $13.50. S15. 00 rugs, 5000.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23

65e and 6Sc all-wool ingrain car
 pets. soc. 6Se all-wool ingrain carpets, 56e. 75c Lowell, Park and Victoria in-
 grain carpets, 65c. 50e extra heavy half-wool ingrain
 carpets, 39c. 30c Sultana cottage carpet, 23e. S1 % wire Brussels carpets, 79c. S5e and 90c wire Brussels carpets,
 75e.
 75c Brussels carpets in good pat
 terms, 58c. S1 .S5 Administer carpets, 89e. SIPS Wilton velvet carpets, 85e.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23

S9c white Japanese silk, 27c- 59e white Japanese silk, 373e. s1 .O0 white Japanese silk, 6ec.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23

60c full size sheets, 48c. 5Oc sheets for single bed, 38c. l21e pillow slips, 10c. 15c pillow slips, 12te. 1Se pillow slips 15e. Sc apron ginghams, 5e. Cotton diaper, 42c piece. Fruit of Loom, B.. Sc bleached cotton. 6c. .c mbleached cotton, 5c. 10c unhleached cotton. Sc.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23

S1.25 fine French serge, 874e. S1. o5 chiffon mohair, S9c. 59c Sicilian, 45e. soc Sicilian, 39c. soc, 15c and S100 fancy blacks,
 29e.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23

S1. n white Panama, 75c. S1 .25 white serge, S5c. SI. o5 white silk and wool crepe de
 chine, 75c. 50c fancy and plain mohairs, 35e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-10
IUNO Que GsY0 EN
Ire las uedas de-
Un caro- en- BaI
GeI0nGta
AhundanGia De pescadO bay en- aque-
la IneaIidad.
ElenentO VslIusIsImoqus Sc la
aussniadO de all tSnpOTalnenter
De nuestro cOrresponsal.


Agosto g. eduardo Rosado, pe6n de
Escolastico Reyes, cay6 entire las ruedas
de nm CARO-, fractnrandose una pierna, y
degpu6s de asistirlo en- 81 cuarto de s0corro
por 81 m6dico tituIar. fu6 llevado al hospi-
tal de Manstf.
Abundancia de peBcado hay en- eata
locaIidad, manifestandonos IN individno
que se dedica la pesca, que aver vendi6
40 lisas, que en- la semana paaada hab1a
cogido 108 ssarreldea" del mismo rescado,
Bean III arrobas librae.
Gran satisfaction hemos tenido al de-
partir largo ratio con nuestro distinguidc
amigo 81 senior don Manuel & Ruiz, de-
Quebradillas, patricia aimpatieo que goza
de generates Bimpatias en- eata comarca
I'm eiemento valiosfsimo Sc ha sepa-
RADIO temporalmente de este poblado para
Santurce con giI distinguida familia. Nos
referimos nueatro buen amigo don Ra-
fael Balseiro Davila que pasa por Ia pena
de tener enfermo Uno de sus pequefiog.
Ell sargento del Battalion de Puerto.
Rico don Ricardo Aponte, contrajo natri--
monio civil en- Manatf, con Ia apreciable
Beforita Adela Bonilla, pasando despueg 4
este poblado en- donde permaneceran un
par de dias
Dona Julia sicard6 Hu hiio don
Francisco Marchan, Sc encuentran de pasO
On esta localidad.
Han salido para Ponce don Ramon
Velez Lopez, su sefioTa dofia Angeles Walls
y Ia bellfsima senorita Filomena OteTo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-10
NUEVO FISCAL.
Ia combination judicial qued6 result
ia boy pOr los STss. GObernadOr
Winthrop J Attorney =

Una vista fu6 hecha en- la manana de
hoy a gobernador Winthrop, por 81 Attor-
ney general Mr.. Feuille el j6ven aboga-
do de Mayagiez don Martin Travieso.
Este acept6 el cargo de fiscal de Maya.
giiez para 81 cual anunciara aver la Co
rrespondenciaD que estaba indicado
Con motivo de Ii designaci6n del Sr.
TraYieso para el indicado puegto,- habr6
traslado en- 81 personal 90 las fscalIas de
Mayagtie2 y San juan, viniendo & esta
ciudad 81 Sr. Torres Grau, que 10 es actual
mente de Mayagiiez y ocupando 81 puesto
el de nueYo nombramiento.
81 Lcdo. ST. Travieso eatuvo despues
en- la ofeina del Attorney, sosteniendo una
larga conferencia con 81 Sr FeuilIe De
su designaci6n SO darS cuenta en- Ia pr6xi-
ma session del Consejo Ejecutivo i tomar6
possession de SUI cargo enseguids- de aproba.
do por 81 Consejo
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De BAYAMON
A TOA ALTA.
Los successes OCuHid0S en- este dIti-
mo- pueblo.
lDe nuestro ooaresponsaI ae BaQam6n.l

q . = 3 Z Y
Agosto 8.-Hoy las y media a. m.
llegue Toa alta con 81 objeto de ente-
rarme delo ocurrido con els j uez de Paz Sc.
nor NieYes y Ia P. /. cuyos hechos han
sido motive de grandes y tristes comenta-
rios.
Me avist6 con personas respetables y
prestigiosaE y todas estau contestes len
que 81 referido Juez parece no ser una
garantfa para Ia tranquilidad de este
pueblo. y por debfa el Honorable Attor-
ney General 81 clio es cierto destituirIo,
dando de ese modo una prueba mas de So
alto espfritu de justicia.
I'll senior corresponsal presenci6 aver en-
Ia Corte Municipal de Baysm6n los jul
clos que ALI Sc ceIebTaron y todas las per-
sonas que desflaron ante 81 senior Juez
Lcdo. Acoata, decfan que el Juez de Paz
de Toa alta, concitaba Al pueblo para que
atropellase Ia policfa, manifestation que
fu6 corroborada por el Cabo aefior Cha
ron y policfas que asintieron al juicio.
Sc debe por todos los medios posibles
evitar que los pueblos se desborden en- Ell
sentido del tumulto el desorden, para
clio es necesario que eel Gobierno Ee fJe on
los funcionaIios que los representa-, des.
tituyendo los que no 10 hagan con Ell
prestigio possible.
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De S0CIElAl.

Mercedes PaJes-La hermosfsima tri-
guefia del vergel guayam6s, se encuentra
On esta ciudad desde aver y permanecera
algunoB dfas aqpf.
Sol de la vida que luce divinos deate.
Hos.
En- eL.IeGtrO!-Un lleno complete OBJ
tuvo anoche la compafifa de Opera con Ell
estreno de la Carmen" de Bizet. Todo
10 mas granada de nuestra sociedad, sal
vo contadfBimas excepciones, concurri6 al
Teatro que estaba lleno de hermosas da.
mas de San Juan, Santurce Rio piedras
fernando bellfsimo cuadro
Esta noche dan Ia s'MufiecR" benefcio
de Ia simp6tica artista sefiora Pierreti,
que Ia ha dedicado los nifos niias de
San Juan , On representation de elloB 4
un gracioso ramillete de s'beb6s" de ambos
Bexog que Sc expre8an en- ell programa.
Pr6GimG. - Una simpatiea boda tendr5
efeCto muy pronto en- la hermosa Sultana
del Oeste. Ell joven abogado William
Santos la distinguida sefiorita Aponte,
de Aguadilla 6sta el de Maysgtez, Bella-
ran ante 81 ara santa del altar cristiano,
la dulce promesa de amor que se hiciegan
sUs almaB On dfa dichoso.
Hacemos votos porque no haya nubeS
en- 81 cielo de su ventura y que en- su ho,
gar brille siempre con todo explendor la
antorcha del mas bello de los himeneos.
POr los aecesitados, -Habr6 un lleno en-
la function del Teatro beneficio del Hos
Pital de mujereS y ninos, que patrocina la
distinguida sefiora de Winthrop y otras
eatimablea damas de esta sociedad &c
efectia mafiana.
Grande es la demanda de localidades y
pocas quedan que colocar.
C~nrrw,r,
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ACCDENTE DESCRA-
CiadO abOrdO del
"Arkadia' en- Are
CibO.
10 que hlzO ALI sl VapOT 'IlugOna.
(De muestro corresponsal. J
Apoato e.

AgoBto 81
Con un selecro attractive programa
dar6 una velada en- este Teatro el pr6ximo
domingo, ID distinguida sefiora Elisa Tava-
Tez de Storer, destinandO el pFoducto de Ia
entrada & aumentar el fondo destinado pa
Ta levantar un mausoleo Ia memoria de
su difunto padre 81 immortal compositor
don Manuel g. Tavarez. Sc espera que
eEa noche contribuya Arecibo con su con-
curse 4 la realigaci6n de la flial y patri6-
tica obFa.
Sc ha alberto un abono para dar 5
funciones en- cate Teatro Ia Compania de
Opera que act1a ca esa Capital Debe
este p6blico RprovechaT la oporTunidad
que se le pIesenta de admirar una de las
Companies mejores que han visitado esta
isla. ri senior Calder6n es 81 encargadO
del abonc.
SCI Loco" de Arecibo disputara 81
pTemio de resistencia en- las carreras del
domingo 81 "Perla Fina" de Ponce. Son
innumerables las apueStas q favor del
''Loco."
Encontr6ndoss trabajando abordo del
vapor "Arkadia" en- este puerto, el eRtiva-
dor Isabelino Serrano Ochoteco, le cay6
una lingada sobre 81 pie derecho causando-
le graves contuBiones y fractura del mis-
mo.
--Ha fallecido on esta ciudad el joven
don Jose OliveTas Parodi. r. /. p.
-Ha sido alberta al pdblico una plu.
ma de aqua en- las inmediaciones del pa
SEQ de Damas. 49,
Para Ell sabado anuncia una bonita
exhibition de vistas con su cinemat6grafo
81 Befiol Arcelay. AL teatro puea.
lei vapor "'Hugoma' que estaba des-
cRrgando mercancias en- este puerto Sc fu6
con varios bultos pertenecientes particu-
leres comerciantes de esta plaza en-
cambio dei6 aquf otros pertenecientes
Humacao Arroyo. Debfan proceder
con mas cuidado y no ocasionaT peTjuieios
& los receptores de la carga.
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UN VETERANO

El obrero Aureliano Pefia, Sargento
mayor del Cuerpo de bomberos de esta
eiudad, que cuenta treinta y dos amos sir
viendo en- 81 institute en- todas las diferen
tea etapas porqueiha pasado 81 cuerpo desde
50 fundaci6n, ha renunciado SD cargo hoy
causa de exigfrseIe cambiara de domici-
Iio, trasIad6ndoae de Santurce & la ciudad
FL SaTgento Pena es muy conocido en-
San Juan, sus companeros le estimaban
mucho por su entnsiasmo y puntualidad
en- el serVicio
Malgastar 81 dinero es comprar Otro
artfculo cuando puede listed cuTarse del
est6mago con la asombroaa .'Estomaealina
ElricfS.
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E. Tsstro de Puerta de Tierra.
Los trabsIos q NlIIaIrubIa.

Anoche gran parte del vecindario de
Pue1ta de TERRA asisti6 al teatrito que
allf tienen PomareB y VilIaTrubia, sa.
liendo todos altamente satisfeehos de
los tfabaios dc prestidigitaci6n ejecntados
por 81 senior Villarrubia; sobre todo el
jEego de los sObTes, que preoeup6 mueho
los concuTTenteB
RI juego del dado guat6 tambien, = el
do Ia baraja fu6 muy aplaudidoa
I.og poliehinelag, de aetnalidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-10
PERSONALES.
DILETT

El distinguido j6ven don Santiago Vi
valdi, presidente del Comite Unioniata de
Yauco, Be encuentra en- esta capital desde
aver. Bien Yenido.
lei Lcdo. William Santos, que estuvo
en- San Juan con motive de sn nombra-
miento para juez municipal de Cabo-rojo,
ha regresado hoy Mayag1ez.
Sc eDcuentra en San Juan el Lcdo.
don Martin Travieso, de MayagIez, que
'regresara mafiana su residencia.
Don Fernando Suria, hacendado, de
BaTceloneta, Sc encuentra en- esta capital
desde aver, en- asuntos de negocioa.
Don Eduardo Saldafia, empleado de
las ofcinas dc la secretaria de Puerto Rico
y muy estimado en- esta sociedad, ha regre-
sado aver de los Estados Unidos donds
pas6 una corta temporada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-10

En- esta imprenta 90 Vendn papel de Pc
ri6dico viejo & $500 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-10
B(lDAS

81 dia 6 del corrients contrajeron ma
trimonio, ante 81 Juez Bazdn, los aprecia-
bles j6Yenes de Puerta de TERRA senior
Maximino Cintr6n y Ia senorita ulia
Fontanes.
Que la mas completa felicidad acompa:
ne siempre ese nuevo hogar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-10

LAS irregularidades que sufren las
se1oras, propias de los climas calidos. son
prontamente cuTadas con 81 uso de las
"PfIdoras RoBadas" del doctor Paniagua.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-10
SEMPER.
''PIanta MaIhita. !"

En- la pr6xima semana vera la publici.
dad "Planta MaIdita', novela del escritor
don Jose Elias Levi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-10
LO que dicen algunOS pacientes de
los miIIares cue I1emOs curadO.
E.la muy agradecdo bod eI beneilco one h emos eeho

nj gReyido Director .-Adiunto &
mi fotograffa Ia one pnede nnhlicar. 1nl1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-10
CIRCO OTERO.

Esta noche se exhibiTan en- dicho circo
magnffcas y nuevas vistas cinematogr6fi.
cas- que haran las delicias del p1blico.