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The Washington times., 1906-02-26
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports
BASEBALL

In First Baseman Joe Nealon. Pitts
burg has the highest priced player ever
purchased from a min - league.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26

The death is reported of IT. Q. ToIer.
of Wichita. Kan. He was best known
as the breeder Of John r. Gentry. 2:O0IZ
hOrst.s.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26

Strathway. 2.I9 sire Of John Caldwell
2:iS12. and Tosgles, 2.0S1z. and grandsire
of George G.. --05l4 IS now tWenty-One
years of age. and he is shortly to be
offered for sale.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26
Want Open Game.

The objective points of reform have
been tEreefold: First, changes in the
playing rules of football for the pur-
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The FLY Lady Patch, that went a
mile last year as twO-year-oId in
S-ll54. Will be raced this season She is
by Dan Patch and is "a very promising
yOUngStcT.
The Washington times., 1906-02-26

not seem any good reason for their es-
adjustment other than pure desire to
make money"
The Washington times., 1906-02-26

Rev. \. z. Clegg. a New York clergy
man, is the author OF the drastic anti
racing bill recently introduced into the
legislature OF that State.
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SILVEIRA UNSAFE,
WHEREVER HE GOES
Cuba Could Get Him Re-
gardleSs of Extradition
Treaty.
MAGooN TO SIGN REQUEST
Prestige Of United States Behind Peti-
tiOn Doubtless an Aid to Fugi-
tive's Return.

Although lhc Cuban Republic has eX-
tradition treaties with only hvc coun-
tries. including the United states. 1t
Is the opinion of officials lere, THAI Nan
uel Silveira, ~ Havana, who is said TO
have absccnded With 81, ,G00.9jG belonging
to tho firm of CeballOs & Co., Of New
York, can be apPrehended and taken
back. even IL he should go to sOms count
try with which Cuba las no such treaty.
Cuba is still sovereign nation stil
has its diplomatic relations intact with
foreign countries, despite the fact that
IL is nov under The protection of the
United States. A request from the
Cuban Republic for tie arrest and cX-
tradition Of Silveira probably would be
honored. as a matter Of courtesy. by any
country 10 which he might absCond a
recent precedent was furnished ir the
ease OF Banker Stensland, If Chicago.
Who was returned from Morocco. with
which The United States had no extra
ditiOn sTeaty
The fact that The request OF the Cnban
government Tor Siiveirl extrad,uon.
"lil be signed by provisional Goyerno-
Magoon. with the prestige OF tLe United
states back OF him. probably Uolld in
upon IL. CIV ''"''
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l.O6O PASTORS CALLS
A Sturdy Minister.

4 \. H. minister thought he would
have to quit the ministry because Of a
growing misery from undigested food.
He was induced TO try Grape Nuts
and is now well and hearty and saws:
For four years / suffered severe
agony at times. as a result Of improper
food I could not do much work and
was in misery much OF the time.
Il had made up my mind that 1 would
have 10 leave the ministry. but one day
a friend advised me to try Grape Nuts
ana l am thankful that I did for to-
day ! am we'll and can give God better
service than ever before.
LAST year was the hardest OF my
ministry. but by the daily use Of Grape
Nuts J stood up under the strain with
comfort. / attended 81 funerals, was
IN the pulpit ev-ry sabbath except three
made l,e60 PASTORAL calls. and the best
part OF II IS l 10 not have any more
Blue Mondays"
There is hardly a day passes that
60 not recommend Grape-Nuts 10 some
person who Is suffering as / suffered for
8 o. 10 years and who might be well.
Name given BY Postum Co, Battle
Greek, Mich Get the little book from
pkgs,, THE Road 10 WeHvilIe."
There reason
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CANDIDATE DYING
AS CANNON PLEADS
Speaker at Congressman
Mouser'S Home; Latter I'll
In Another Town.
SAD INCIDENT OF CAMPAIGN
Leaders Only Address in Ohio
in Support Of His
Friend.

While Speaker Cannon was making an
appeal for the reelection Of Congress
man AIouser, in M0user's home town Of
Marion, Ohio. Mouser himself was in "a
dying condition az Fremont i was one
of the saddest incidents of the cam
paign.
For weeks Mouser and his friends had
been looking forward 10 the coming Of
Mr.. Cannon. Ii was a great compliment
10 the Young Congressman that the
Speakers only address IA Ohio should
be in Mouser's home city. During the
late se ession the Speaker took a fancy
20 Mouser and promised "a speech.
All other Ohio members clamored for
Uncle joe" but Mr. Mouser alone
won ana the Speaker spoke feehngly for
the young man at the meeting last
"Wednesday night There was then
faint hope that he might rally, but later
dispatches do not give any encourage
meat.
lie was hard aJ work in the cam-
paign when stricken at Fremont IA
nous as the home OF eX-President
Hayes. The hrst symptoms were OF APP
pendicitia. but complications set in aud
the doctors did not dare risk an ope-a-
tiOn.
Mir Mouscr WIS a vigorous man about
lhirtv-eIsht years old. ana The picture
" health when he left Washington in
July. lie wa a hard worker both in
law and in politics. Two years ago he
was elected In the old Norton district by
J .JS Republican majority. The district
- normally Democratic by 300, but
Mousrrs gallant night, aided by he
Roosevelt wave. carried him through.
At the recent session he secured
public building for his home city. and
there was "a splendid prospect OF his
election. even against the big odds ln
an off wear.
he has en- Interesting family OF wife
and three children. and they resided
last wluter al 2l0 Delaware avenue
uorf invest
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DIED

HISEE-Ou Friday. O1t0ber T. 1896. HEN
ny HINKE. beloved husband Of Camilla
Hinks iu the siXty-seC0ud year Of his
age.
REECE-Entered into rest Friday. O..ober
T. 1906 at $50 a. m.. JOSEPH A EEEcE,
beloved husband Of Nellie s Reece tnee
Har eyj.
WRIGHT-On Friday October L. 1906 after
z lingering illness. GEORGE H.. beloved
husband OF Mary Wright tnee Shanahanl.
During the funeral services over the
body Of MAJ James II. Stine. 134 Car
roll street southeast. death entered the
home OF his next door neighbor George X.
Wright Mr. Wright's demise sud
den and not until a few hours before he
expired was has condition thought serious
Death was caused b. appendicitis Mr.
Wright was nifty years old. He Is sur
vived by his wife
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DEATH RECORD.

Ettie p. Busey % years. 25s Tenth
street northeast.
James II: Slime. 50 years. 1S5 Carroll
street southeast
Edward J. Williams 20 years, Emer-
Geucy Hospital
bridget Henry, 6S years. so MYRTLE
street northeast,
David Banks. 55 years. 21l4 Ninth
street
Josephine Wallace. 20 years, a7
Twenty street northwest
Gertrude COgie. 60 years. 214S d street
northwest
Josephine Gross, / year. 27os X street.
Elizabeth T. Keane, IL months. 632
Delaware avenue southwest
Mary cOrregrOssa, l. davs. I720 Penn
sylVania avenue.
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EXPOSITION HOUSE
FOR GRAND TRUNK
Canada'S Pioneer Railway to
Have Special Exhibit at
jamestown.

NORFOLK. Va, Oct I3-Among the
interesting transportation exhibits at
the jamestown Exposition 10 Je held
Ola tile shores OF Hampton Roads. near
Norfolk, il 1895. viii be that or the
Grand Truul. railway the pioneer road
Of Canada. and the only dOg5e-track
system oI tHaI country. Not only j. this
road 10 participate ia Tie trausporta-
t.ou display Al the ter-ceutenUial, but
1t Will erect "a handsome building In
central location of Tile exposition
grounds
ID. r. Charlton. advertising agent. and
r. NJ Smith southern passenger agent
OF Tie Grand Trunk system ana Of
cia!s N the jamestown Ter-Ceuteuuial
were in conference "a the exposition
headquarters iu Norfolk some time aEO,
when II Was decided by tne company to
Tie decision OF the company 10 par
uc.uate iu the exposition makes them
the second trunk liHe 10 determine up-
nu such course, Llr Southern railway
exhibit OF tile varied resources along
It's thousands or miles of track The
Baltimore and OHIO railroad Is cOuslu-
eliug an exhibit in engine Construction,
the plan be ug 10 give graphic Illus
lrauon ot -t- progress tn this line OF
industry Jy exhibiting the first engine
ever used by the baltimore ANA Ohio
el0ng-ide OF one OF their present day
monsters
Tie exhibit of tile Grand Frmk rail
road viii be unique. in that .t VIII con-
tain enlarged pictures of the summer
resorts along It's tracks beautifully eN-
eg.ted DN noted artists Specimens OF
fish. game. ami fora So abundant ia
The regions through which the system
passes VIII be displayed Tile feature
OF the exhibit. however. viii be the min
.HH
at Cal1at and Ontario called Jse New
SuVeT1aie' ON account OF its great
wealth of ore, viii Je made
The company has won sold medals
az all OF the previous eSpOsitious and is
tf present making a large display at
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SQUEEZING GIRLS HAND
KEL0 TO BE NO ASSAULT

FALL RIVER, Mass. Oct. 13.-Judge
McDOnough, OF the district court. has
ruled that squeezing a girls hand in a
dance is not an assault and discharged
Michael Bernist charged with such an
act. Bernist attended ball and danced
several times with Catherine Shaver.
He squeezed her hand. she saws, where
upon she had him arrested.
The Washington times., 1906-10-13
FOLLOWS
ATTEMPTED MURDER
Aged Man Tries to Kill Two
Relatives Before Taking
Own Life.

ALBANY. y. Y. OCT l5.-After at
tempting go murder his daughter and
granddaughter while sitting al the sup
per table last evening. John WestfaH,
aged eIghty-hve. retired 20 his bedroom
and sent two bullets crashing into his
brain. diving twenty minutes later, In
an ambulance
The old mans mind had been affected
f0r years. but he was considered harm
less by his family.
The escape Of the daughter and grand
daughter was miraculous, both bullets
missing them by but narrow margin.
and burying themselves in the side wall
OF he dining room.
The Washington times., 1906-10-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George B COruly, West Point. n. Y.
and Anna b. Aspinwall District OF col
umbia.
Harry n. SHERMAN and Dorothy
Michael both % Baltimore.
William Hoover and Clara SIoughter
both Of Cuipeper. Va.
John Wesley and Adeline Campbell.
Benjamin B. Harris AID Elizabeth J.
Sinclair.
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SAYS HEADLESS GHOST
THREATENS HER LIFE

Tomorow's Sunday Times will tell the
strange story of a Philadelphia girl who
is being visited night after night b.
CHASTITY appar!tion that is evidently de-
termined TO choke her to death. The
midnight caller has been seen by num-
ber OF persons who unite IN declaring
"It" 20 be a mutlated body. that emits
a faint white light.
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Ch0ose National Headauarters.

The meeting viii adjourn after the
members have decided upon national
headquarters. Heretofore the organic
uon has been without permanent head
quarters.
The committee on entertainment. eon-
posed or William Tuubull, Gen. H. a..
Gibson. William s. Albert. Gen. r. a.
Drum. Capt f. W. Anderson. j. Ken
Eedy Stout. and J. Malcolm Henry. has
arranged Tor banquet To be held to-
night. az the ShOreham Hotel
The Washington times., 1906-10-13
CHURCH NOTICES.

SPECIAL SERVICES. MeKendree N p
church, Massachusetts ave, near sth.; Rev.
=, l. huouaFd. ID, pastoF.-Sunday, Oc-
syDei 1S iA II an, preaching. Rev. A. IL.
Iimmermann; subject What Must ] Be
hsveF $50 pm, special Women's meeting
H9atess' A.. n. zimmerman. Christ and
" omen f.5D pm, evangelistic services
singing Jed by George A Fisher: meeting
conducted by zimmerman and Csrav. $40
In, IN, Special Epwor'h League rally Of the
DisJrict League; speaker, Ora samuel GRAY.
Amherst. Mass. subject .aThe Paerisss
BOOK. Monday, October I5-EbVorth Ieagfle
Institute; special address bv \ 3 E1ende~-
son, secretary OF the General Conference
Aggressive Evangelism Commission; hi a -.
address 10 preachers and public. f.E p Tu
10 everybody. especially Epworth Leag7fe
workers. ii
SECULAR LEAGUE-''sone Aspects Of Edu-
cation, Pyhtan Temple l0i2 Sth 81 nv. =
pm. by Prof. Henry White il
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. sth and H
sts. nW.i Rev Samuel II. Greene, y. D, pas
tors 80 am. Sunday school. j. H. BrisIow
superintendent. II am. sermon by the pas
tor; '-s1 pm. anniversary Of General Union
Mission. Teachers Bible Club. Thursday. 9
pm. church prayer meeting $ pm In
deaFoF meetings, Tuesday, pm. ana sun
DAY. $3.50 ana 6.45 pm. All are cordially
invited. II
EPIsCOPAL-Open-ai service. cathedral
sioaudsi 1T. ST. Alban. at p-Il. on sunday.
october H. Special preacher. the Rev Charles
= 'sfoWnf Chaplain T. g. A., vested choir
& lsd bg detachment Of L. s. Marine Band
rake Ienleyt0Wu cars. j.
YOUNG wOACEN's CHRISTIAN fAesOCIA-
4iO-Nf southeast corner 18th and T. sts.-A
-t@'itt musical service Sunday. October a.
- b. m-. every young woman invited.
strangers welcome. IT
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - First Church ot
CHRIST. Scientist. 18TH end u sts nw.-Eervice
suIieags ~ am ana pm. Subject. Doc
tTine OF AtOnemeuL" Sunday SCHOOL II a Ia =.
W ednesday. pm. Public cordially invited
All seats free Free reading rooms ia the
Traders National Bank building 4f
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
hall 1893 ] 81. HW.-SeEvlces SUNDAY. lI = n
subject Doctrine 0f At0ueHsent sl,u-
day school, - m.. "Wednesday. s pm. Read
ing room. Traders Bank Buildi1g lJth s,
and PeuuBy Iyauis ave. II
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HINDLE @ BAYLTSS.

I;NDERTAKERs AND EMBALMERs.
gTH AND II SITS. NV. Everything frs,
class and reasonable. Personal and prompt
servfcs Modern chapel Phone Main 6s7
ocl0-s1t
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Active in Other Work.

Besides doing the work Of a regular
pastor. the Rev Mr.. Miller has been
active IN other lines. For three. years
ne taught the Bible in the School OF
Pastoral Helpers in Cincinnati, and FOR
the past five years he has prepared the
Intermediate Sunday School Quarterly
for the Standard Publishing Company.
OF Cincinnati. This quarterly has grown
in favor among the Sunday schools
until it has now reached circulation
OF 10000 each quarter.
IL is known that Mr.. Miller gives up
his Covington work with reluctance,
and only for the reason that he believes
the field here affords special oppor-
tunity for good work. coming as ne does
at a financial sacrifice to himself
The pulpit at the Ninth Street Church
will be filled tomorrow. morning and
evening. by Prof. OHern, of the Johns
Hopkins University, Of Baltimore.
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CONVENE,
OFFICERS CHOSEN
Shoreham Hotel Rendez-
vouS of Veterans of
Mexican War.

Members OF the Aztec Club. veterans
OF the MeAlcan war. this afternoon as
sembled IN convention at the shoreham
Hotel The opening session vas pre-
sided over by Judge John J. Martin.
OF Atlanta, Ga, vice president Of the
organization. Following tie rou cau.
Judge Martin read a communication
from Gen. S. g. French. OF Pensacola.
Fla, president Of the club. in which
regret was expressed by the general at
not being able 10 attend the convention.
General French IN his communication
explained that he was nearing the
eighty-ninth milestone Of life and that
journey OF such proportion probably
would be detrimental TO his health.
General French's Letter.
Mucns regret was expressed by the
members over General French's alb
sence Accompanying his letter. the
clubs president forwarded a long article
containing "reminiscences OF the life Of
Gen. Zachary Taylor. with whom he was
associated during the Mexican conflict.
be expressed request that the aocu-
ment b. read in open meeting. explain
ing Lhat he believed its contents would
be OF interest TO the members. McRae
Sykes. secretary. read the article. which
was received with much interest.
Later in the afternoon the election Of
officers viii take place. il is believed
that Judge Martin will be elected 20 the
presidency and General French be made
honorary president. The other ofieers
probably will be reelected.
The city ia which to hold the next
convention has not yet been decided
upon Judge Martin SAYS that he will
lry to have his home city selected FOR
that honor.
The Washington times., 1906-10-13
Pastorate in Illinois.

For several years DE- was pastor or the
Christian Church at Normal. lll., The
seat of the State Normal University.
where 200 students were iu regular att
tendance. In 1894 he-was called TO be-
come rsstor Of the First Christian
CHurc1 OF Covngton. Ky. This church
then lad q comparatively small mem
bership. In the twelve and a half years
Of his service there the debt has been
entirely wiped ont and new 5000 or-
gan Installed and almost paid for.
The membership OF the church has
been doubled and the Sunday school
and church audiences are the largest
I'm The city
The Washington times., 1906-10-13
The Royal Hungarian Court Band,

Carlo HOiupk8 leader. viii play native
selections at Harvey's Restaurant, from
8 p. m. to IL p. m Sunday.
The Washington times., 1906-10-13

THE WINDOW GLASS act0ry. 80 2
street northwest has renewed 20 Seven
teenth and X streets northwest. OcI2-6t
The Washington times., 1906-10-13

MEMBERS OF THE ORDER OF
EASTERN STAR and all persons in
terested ln the Masonic and Eastern
star Home Of the District OF Columbia
are cordially invited 70 be present az
the dedication and formal opening OF
tue home on TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10.
1905 Members OF the order viii assem-
bic al the =. & o depot at ] O'Clock
p. m Special train % the home. near
Lamonds station, at 1.30 returning at
for sale al Office of The grand secretary
Of the Grand Lodge. Masonic Temple,
and at depot BY order OF Mrs. JEAN
NETTE X. NEWTON. Worthy Grand
MatrOn. ROSE A. YOST. Grand Secre-
tary, ocI2-4t
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SECRETARY AMAZED
BY SLAYT0N'S ACT;
SCENE RE-ENACTED

Continued from First Page)
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CHURCH NOTIFIED
PASTOR ACCEPTS
Ninth Street Christian Sc
cures Successor to the
Rev. E. B. Bagby.

The Rev George A. Miller pastor of
the First Christian Church, uf CoNias-
tou, ky., VINO last sunday was uuanl-
mousiy called 10 the p4storate OF the
Ninth Street Christian Church Of ihls
city, ro succeed The Rev. j.. Is. Baeby
resigned. has notified the church ehat
he viii accept the call lie viii come 10
Washington not later than January /
next.
The Rev. George A Miller has been
one OF the most successful pastors ia
his particular brotherhood lie was
horn AT Mt Morris. H.. January 81
INi4 lie graduated from the Eureka
College, al Eureka. H.. in lsgv from
both the classical and theological
courses. In 1898 his alma mater con
terred On him for ysor4. done tie Gzgree
of A NJ. lie has since done post grad
nate work IN the University OF Chicago.
lie was one OF class senj out by tlat
university I'm 1901 with "a protesso- Of
the Institution. Tor Tie special iuvezti-
EaJion OF the Holy Land and the Orient.
This work lasted four and "a half
months in those countries
The Washington times., 1906-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE To GAS CONsUMERs.-Th
pressure I'm the street mains viii be ma
terially reduced on Sunday. October H.
between the hours Of a. m and ] p. M
Tor the purpose or making connections
on Brightwood avenue northwest II
THE MASONIC AND EASTERN STAR
HOME OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUM BIA, situated near I4amOnd's
Station, will be dedicated by the
Grand Lodge on TUESDAY. OCTO-
BER l6. 1905. All master MasOns are
invited 70 assemble at Masonic Temple
at I2:f5 o. n. and escort the Grand
Lodge 10 the b. d o. depot. Dress
dark clothing and hat, lambskin apron,
white gloves Special train at 30. re-
turning At AIS. Fare. round trip, u
cents. Tickets for sale at office Of
Grand Secretary, Masonic Temple BY
order OF WALTER A. BROWN. Grand
Master a w. JOHNSTON. Grand
SecIze7ry. Ocl2-4t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-07
GAMBIA. 81 STUBBE
SAN JU AN
ABoNo PARA cANA"PUERTo Rico"
AHoNo PARA ALooDoN,
A

Sc han recibido en- la librerfa del
BOLETIN, entire otras muchas obras
de importancia actualidad, las si-
guientes: Espiritu de las leyes, Mon
tesquieu' Amarguras, Goethe; Espa-
fioles y franc Blasco; Ell viejo,
Maupassant; La ilustre casa, Eca de
Queiroz; Obras completas de Pereda;
FL consultor de los novios; Chasca-
rrillos andaluces; Becerro de orc, de
Carlota Braeme; La salud de las ia
milias, E. Villefond; La teneduria de
iibros. J. Olivia Bridgman; Estudio
sobre Virgilio, Saint-Beuve; Dere-
cho penal romano, Nomnsen, Filoso-
fla alemana Falckenberg; FL concep
to de la existencia, Dyroff; Lo Glen
tffco en- la historic, Ribera; Historic
universal, Sales; CoraZon adentro
Manuel Bueno; Verdad, Pardo Bazan
El hijo maldito. BalZac; La calatrava
Arce; El Pedroso Y el Templao, Ma
theu; Las dc Cachupin, Taboo da
Discursos, Valera Reforma de la
administration, Ugarte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-07

PoR CuANTo habiendo presentado
el abogado Don Gabriel Guerra a
nombre de Vicente Garcia Bello una
moci6n solicitando el dominic de la
siguiente fnca:
"Predio de terreno radicado en- el
barrio de Hato Nuevo de la jurisdic-
ci6n de Rio Picdras corhpuesto de
veinte v dos cuerdan colindando por
Ell Norte con don Marcelino Sofa; por
ell Sur con don Silverio Castillo, por
ell Este con don Manuel Martinez; y
por ell Oeste con don Ignacio Mogi-
Ca"
PoR TANTo Y habiendose dist ues-
to pot el Hon. Emilio del Toro Juez
de esta Corte de Distrito sc publique e
la petici6n por tres veces en- un pc
ri6dico de los de mayor circulation
de esta ciudad para que los que ten
gan alg1n derecho real sobre el in
mueble descrito, las personss igno-
radas a quienes pueda perjudicar la
ipcion y en- general TODD el que
desee oponerse pueda efectuarlo
dentro del t6rmino de sesenta dfas
naturales libro el presente en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico q primero de
Marco de Ioo6-Jose E. Figucras,
Secretario. 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-07
Es NrCEsARIo EX1GIR que ca

ES NECESARIO EXIGIR que ca
da hostia tenga grabado el nombre
DIGESTIVE MOJARRIETA, pero
I'm solo estuche produce mejor efec-
to que una docena de botellas de
aqua mineral 6 de cualquier otro re-
medic. Adem&s de ser el 1nico Gu
rativo radical, del estomago y del
intestine Ell DIGESTIVE MOJA-
RRIETA puri6ca los alimentos y los
hace asimilablss. II leRftimO Di-
gestivo Mojarrieta cura en- un d{a las
indigeSt iones. en- un mes las dispep-
sias 8 gastralgias, y en- tres meses
las mas graves intermediates croni-
cas- del estomago y del intestine. Es-
Il universalments confrmado, en-
forma ain igual, que la e6cacia del
DIGESTIVE MoJARRIETA es verdade-
ramsnte radical y superior 4 la de
todos los otroS remedies. De venta
en- las principalss farmacias dc Eurs
pa y America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-07

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, John
Raynolds, 8 sea ell demandado
antcS citado.
por el presente Sc notifca listed,
que Sc ha presentado en- la oficina
del Secretario de esta Corte, la de-
manda del actor antes citado en- la
que solicita de la Corte, una senten-
cia en- su favor, deClarando roto Y di-
suelto el vinculo matrimonial, exiS-
tente entire la demandante Y Ell de-
mandado, con las co ostas al demanda-
do.
Y Sc notifca a listed que de no
compareccr & conteStar la demanda
dentro de los cuarenta dias despues
de la primera publication de este
edicto, la demandante podra solicitar
de la Corte una SentenCia de confor-
midad con la s1plica de la deman-
da.
kIY para su publication en- Ell per lodi
co el BOLETIN MERCANTIL DE PUER-
TO RICO, que Sc edita en- San Juan
por una vez cada semana durante el
termino de cuarenta dfas V de orden
del Hon. Luis Muf1oz Morales, libro
la presente en- Guayama, que hrmo
sello con el de la Corte el dia 8 de
Febrero de I0o6--Fecha de la pri-
mera publication Febrero 5 de 1905,
c. Domfnguez, Abogado de Ia de
mandante - Francisco Morales, Sc
cretario de la Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-07
DoLOROSA

Para OR misa no e necesito ii; me basta con ell
sedor
Ademas la mista mas temprano
-D6jame subir mira que 81 no subo, vuelvo.
Largo, largo!
--Tu madre me dijo que ST. que subiera
Tengo permiso
A yer la papeleta.
Los oJos de Jorge verdeguearon la oscuridad
del caracol.
Celia afront6 Ia mirada.
-ISubo no subo7
Ven las dos
Iremos hacia el capalillo.
-tSubo no Subo?
La de arriba nj contesto siquera.
El de abajo emprendi6 el descenso haca la tienda.
FL serpent6n retumbaba entire ell retumbo Celita oy6
voz que decfa:
No me esperes que vengo Nunea