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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Mr.. Ralph Starcher is working
this week in the company store at
Union Furnace.
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May sl-2t.

Mrs. N. F. Patterson is con
fined to her home with a serious
case of typhoid. 1t is supposed to
have been contracted in Columbus,
a few weeks ago, when she was
present at the death and funeral
OF her father-in-law, Jas Patter-
son.
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Under the auspices of the Ladies
Auxiliary, DR.. Stafford, of Wash
ington ID. c., will deliver, on the
evening of June 10, his celebrated
address on "Hamlet." Four hnn-
dred seats only will be sold.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Mrs. Jennie Tom, of Columbus,
visited relatives here this week.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Mr.. Waldo Chute left here last
Thursday, to visit his brother,
Elmer Oh ate, of Goldfeld, Nevada.
He has been attending Ohio Uni
versity. Both the above are sons
of Mr.. Eli Chute, of Greendale.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Miss Minnie McBroom arrived
home last week from Washington,
ID. c., where she has been at the
training school since fall. She
will spend the summer in Logan.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Squire j. l.. Younker, of Max
vile, was in Logan, Friday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Mr.. Chas. Vorce spent Friday
and Saturday in Nelsonville.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Mrs. Tide Huston, who has
been the guest of relatives here
for few weeks, returned to Cleve-
land on Monday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Mrs. E. A. Allen, of Delew are,
is visiting her son, DR.. G.. .. Allen,
and family.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

A green grocer ripens rapidly after
doing business in "a neighborhood where
people move about
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

+. NJ. Stevens of Nelsonvile,
was in Logan Friday on business.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

While mule cannot write his name.
II you will give him an opportunity he
will leave his mark.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Misses Ednie Randall and
Eugena Rounsavell, of Columbus,
were guests Of Mrs. viii Gaffney,
Sunday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Miss Anna Morgan, of Nelson
Vile, was u Logan visitor yester-
day.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Mr.. j. p. Henderson visited his
family here 70: several days this
week.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Hammocks the prettiest line in
Logan, every one new. At Borts
Drug Store.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

WOOL WANTED-We are in
the market for all the wool we can
buy at market prices according to
quality and condition.
VIII. FUNK II ID. e. HARSH.
Msy 3l-2t.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Mrs. Tom Fields visited her par.
ents, in Shawnee, this week.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

FOR RENT-Best saloon loca-
tion in Murray City. Next door
to Opera House.
Inquire of Chas. Seedenfied, Muir
ray City, ohio.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Mrs. A. G.. Sands, Jr, left for
Cincinnati last Friday, to visit her
folks.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Mrs. w. Rounsavell of, Colum-
bus, is the guest of Mrs. Will
Gaffney.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

The Logan Foundry shut down
for three days this week.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Married by Rev. j. F. Williams
at hia residence in Logan o. May
"a, Mr.. Solomon f. Coakley and
Miss E. Florance Marks. They
will make their home in Logan.
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OUR FASHION LETTER.
The Short Brimmed Sailor Hat
Has Resumed Its Sway.
JACKETS WORN UNIVERSALLY.
Sofi Finished TRRetas and india siILS
Make Ideal shirt waist Dresses.
Tub Gowns Of Supreme Interest.

The short brlmmed sailor is to he
seen everywhere and Is usually
trimmed with q bow In front aud a
huge one at the back under the brim.
Striped ribbon adorns many of these
sailor shapes.
Braid appears in conventional de
signs or in plain multiplied rows upon
almost all Gf the spring and summer
gowns whether the material be lawn,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Il. l.. Cline of New Straits
vile, was Sunday visitor at
Logan.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Mrs. H. T. Silyerthorn is visit
ing her daughter, IN Mount Ster-
ling.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Squire David Newman left here
last week for the Soldiers Home
at Sandusky.
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When man loses his temper isn't il
up To his wife 10 hand It back To him?

Frequently the young lady with a
0iano will play for the man next door
without having been asked.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Strawberries fresh every day.
COMLY'S.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Mrs. Ed. Donovan and children
visited relatives in Lancaster over
Sunday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

IN Paris The color Or the moment is
dead gold, brilliant brown with
great deal Of gold shot through il.
The empire blouse IS the sort OF half
bodice worn with high princess or EN-
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Fancy Pineapples.
COMLY'S.
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Fancy Jotfa Oranges.
COMLY'S.
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Messrs. John Wellman, Tecum-
sch Floyd, of Laurelville, W. Fl.
Mcdonald, and George Trimmer,
of Murray City, were appointed
and sworn in by Judge George f..
Martin, Monday, as jury commits
sioners.
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Misses Ednie Randall and
Eugena Rounsavell, Of Columbus
were guests of Mrs. Will Gaffney
Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Brown is at HON
again after successful four week.
course of treatment at Mount Car
mel Hospital.
Miss Jveanna Chaney, Of Muir
ray City, returned home las
Thursday after u visit Of severa
weeks in Logan.
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The Fourth Annual Commence
ment of District No. 8, will bt
held Saturday, June 9th at the
Ball School House.
Mrs. Luke Lehman and daugh
ter Daisy of Columbus, are spend
ing the week with friends and
relatives in Logan.
A fascinating theme-Hamlet-
by fascinating spea ker-Dr.
Staford-at the Opera House,
June IS, at s p. m.
Mr.. Carl Mittler, of Capital Uni.
versity, formerly of Logan, spent
Monday in Logan, the guest of his
uncle, F. A. Hoppe.
Mrs. Lawrence, Gano spent last
Friday in Nelsonville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gano may change their res
idence to that city soon.
Mr.. Henry Ferguson visited his
nephew, DR.. Allen, for two weeks,
returning to his home in Vinton
County, Monday morning.
Mrs. w. f. Kessler and son
Hazlett are spending the week in
Somerset, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron S. Pond and family.
Fancy Jotfa Oranges.
COMLY'S.
Mrs. Tide Huston, who has
been the guest of relatives here
for few weeks, returned to Cleve-
land on Monday.
Miss Minnie McBroom arrived
home last week from Washington,
d. c., where she has been at the
training school since fall. She
will spend the summer in Logan.
Married by Rev. j. F. Williams
at hia residence in Logan o. May
"a, Mr.. Solomon f. Coakley and
Miss E. Florance Marks. They
will make their home in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weymueller,
Jr., and two sons, of Jacksonville,
visited his father, Fred Weymuel-
ler; Sr., last week. The boys re-
manned for this week also.
Mrs. Adaline Mcdonald and two
children, Will and Ednis, have
moved their residence here from
Glouster. They will occupy the
cottage adjoining the residence of
Charles Wright, on Market Street.
Messrs. John Wellman, Tecum-
sch Floyd, of Laurelville, W. Fl.
Mcdonald, and George Trimmer,
of Murray City, were appointed
and sworn in by Judge George f.
Martin, Monday, as jury commits
sioners.
FOR RENT-Best saloon loca-
tion in Murray City. Next door
to Opera House.
Inquire of Chas. Seedenfied, Muir
ray City, ohio.
Under the auspices of the Ladies
Auxiliary, DR.. Stafford, of Wash
ington ID. c., will deliver, on the
evening of June 10, his celebrated
address on "Hamlet." Four hnn-
dred seats only will be sold.
The first team of Sugar Grove
defeated the Logan Athletics, Sun
day, by score of thirteen to moth
ing. Allen and Jurguensmeier
were the batting for the Athletics,
and Sharp brothers for Sugar
Grove.
Mr.. Waldo Chute left here last
Thursday, to visit his brother,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weymueller,
Jr., and two sons, of Jacksonville,
visited his father, Fred Weymuel-
ler; Sr., last week. The boys re-
manned for this week also,
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Tom wskely, of Lancaster, spent
Sunday here.
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Reputed Abuses in the Second Class
Mail System Pointed Out by sena
tor Bailey--call for Report on the
Condition Of Packing Plsnts-Lons
worth's Idea Ruled Out.
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Mrs. Adaline Mcdonald and two
children, Will and Ednis, have
moved their residence here from
Glouster. They will occupy the
cottage adjoining the residence of
Charles Wright, on Market Street.
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local NEWS.
Maliea Grapes. COMLY's.
Tom wakely, of Lancaster, spent
Sunday here.
The Logan Foundry shut down
for three days this week.
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Mrs. Tom Fields visited her par. :
ents, in Shawnee, this week. :
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Fancy Pineapples.
COMLY'S. n
Squire j. l.. Younker, of Max
vile, was in Logan, Friday.
Mr.. Chas. Vorce spent Friday
and Saturday in Nelsonvile.
------------------ | ii
Mrs. Jennie Tom, of Columbus, >
visited relatives here this week.
+. NJ. Stevens of Nelsonville, /,
was in Logan Friday on business. $
Anything you want in Teas or y
Coffees. COMLY'S.
| a
Mr.. Karne Ferguson spent sew \
eral days of the past week in Log II
Miss Anna Morgan, of Nelson r
Vile, was Logan visitor yester- \,
day. !,
Mr.. j. p. Henderson visited his
family here foc several days this
week. :"
Mrs. A. G.. Sands, Jr., left for E,
Cincinnati last Friday, to visit her
folks.
II. l.. Cline of New Straits :
vile, was Sunday visitor at N
Logan.
Mrs. III. Il. Silyerthorn is visit
ing her daughter, IN Mount Ster-
ling.
Mrs. w. Rounsavell of, Column f.
bus, is the guest of Mrs. Will IL
Gaffney.
Strawberries fresh every day.
COMLY'S. -
Mrs. Ed. Donovan and children tr
visited relatives in Lancaster over W
Sunday.
Squire David Newman left here AT
last week for the Soldiers Home q
at Ssndusky. M
Hammocks the prettiest line in W
Logan, every one new. At Borts
Drug Store. Jr
Mrs. E. A. Allen, of Delaware, '"
is visiting her son, DR.. C. o. Allen, 'e
and family. IL
Miss Josephine Bowen, of Union
Furnace, is visiting her sister, Mrs. -
Frank Johnson. ~
Mr.. Ralph Starcher is working m
this week in the company store at NJ
Union Furnace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stienbower, 90
of Columbus, were guests of Log Nr
an relatives, Sunday. of
Mrs. Frank Rochester, of Col an
umbus, left here last week after NJ
visit with relatives. sit
Mrs. Ed. Ohlinger. of Cleveland,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. tic
George Shaw, last week. to
Miss Meta Groves has returned ="
from Charleston, w Va, and will ."
visit Logan for while.
Mr.. James Perone attended the a.
funeral of his uncle, Andrew Frost, "'
at GAINESVILLE, Monday. y.
ad
Don't forget the recital to be dr.
given in the Presbyterian Church,
Tuesday evening, June s..
de
Snpt. II. II. Silverthorn was da
business visitor in Columbus, Fri in,
day night and Saturday. we
For nice clean shave call at an
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local NEWS.

Maliea Grapes. COMLY's.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-13
TREASURE DEPARTMENT. OF PORTO RICO;
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIEN Es INMUEBLEs

di 80 de Oubre
de 1906 della venddos los
bn
dedo tempo las nibucons venGa dne la Ley de Rem
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TR0PAS AMERICA.
mas para Cuba
Los esCuadrOnes De CabaIIsria 10.
y 80. TecihisTOn OTden de embaE-
cat.
EIGruCsTO 'RTOOkIIRg IIsViha 400 marines
gran pafqHt De armas ] muRlGIOHas.
1900 muIas eabiIlOs para $50 del slsrelto de
6cupaeItn.

Sc recibieron 6rdenes en- Burlington,
del Departamento de Guerra de Washing
ton, para que salieran para New Port y de
allf & Cuba los escuadrones primero y
terceFo dc la cabalIerfa de los Estadoa
Unidos, que estSn en- Fort Ethan Allen.
Los soldadoa aguardaban estas 6rdenes y
salieron Embellishments divididos en- tres
secciones. En- Newport News Sc rsunfa
los escuadrones 81 coronel Chase, su
nuevo comandanta.
VaTios artilleros han recibido tambien
6rdenes de salir para Chicago reforzar Ia
guarnici6n que ha, sido desmembrada por
los muchos soldados que han lido Cuba
El battalion 149 de artillerfa sali6 de
Chicago, II manGo del capit6n g. g. Gal
ley, ieiando el fuerte de s'Sheridan" para
II Cuba. Este battalion se compone de
133 nGmeros y ofGiales
Comunican de Newport News que ell
destacamento del Hospital Corps compues-
TO de 1O5 hombres y oficiales ha sido des-
tinado para 81 servicio en- Cuba. FL bri-
gadier general Leonard j. Wint Be hara
cargo de diTigir 81 embarque.
Han sido pedidos por el Gobierno &
Eaet ST. Louis 900 mulas caballos pa.
ra scr usadoB por los Boldados en- Cuba.
Estos 1000 animsles deberfan estar en-
Newport News dentro de ounce dias y se-
ran embarcados directamente desde ALI
para Cuba.
El crucero "Brookling" ha salido de
League Island para Cuba con 400 mari.
neros y una gran cantidad de armas y mu.
niciones.
al b,,ouo I,v;tSn;co ssTobn Rr;obt,, 5e
las islas de Cabo Verde lego Filadelfa
cargar carbon para Cienfuegos, Cuba,
Este combustibIe es para ser usado por Los
navfos de los Estados Unidos en- aguas
cubanas.
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SISTENA FERROVIA
rio para COnduCir
fulas en- los Esta-
dos UnidOs.
5000 fIlgOnss De pIa-
tal0S en- On aiiO.
GOnteRIsnd0 lsgunhFas eIrGularOn
mll sGIsGl0ntOs fuTgOles.

FL illinois Central cOnduce ah0ra cada
libra de fruits en gus carIos-neveTas A
mediados de Febrero tenfa eata companfa
en- seryicio 8, 900 de Aus caTros- os-neveras.
De estos 2, AL estuvieFon en- servicio 81
primero de Enero, duFante este mes re-
cibiT6n 500 carros nuevos.
Puede formarse una pequena idea de Ia
importancia del comercio de frutaa LEI
gumbres en- este pals, con los Gguientes
datcs, respecto este negocio en- IN solo
sistema ferroviario.
Mas de $4,000 furgones de plStanos Sc
conducen IL afo por este ferrocarriI. De
eatos, 1924 vienen de Nueva Orleans,
mil 426 son de MoVile son entregados
por ell 'sMobile q Ohio" ca Cairo; 1.086
furgones vienen por otroS puertos y son
entregadoB al sIllinoiB Central por ell
LuisvilIe & Nashville al sur de Cairo.
On total de 10000 fuTgones de todas
classes de frutaB y legumbres Be dirijen por
las lfneas Norte Sur del ferrocarril, y
como 700 furgones de naranias en- la
lfnea Chicago. Omaha."
Estas naranlas vienen de California.
De puntos 81 sur de Cairo Sc embarcaron
81 Norte 5000 furgones de frutas pepuefas
legumbres De ssIllinois Central" se em.
barcaron 500 furgones de aaudfa otras
variedades de melones De las estaciones
en- las lfneas septentrionales Sc embarcaron
puntos sur del Rio Ohio, 1000 furgones
de legumbres. Estcs fneron al sur des-
pu6s de haber terminado ALI Ia esta-
ci6n
Casi todas Ia fruta , legumbre yiene de
Luisiana Misipf. Los pl6tanos So en-
baTcan on cualquiera estaci6n del afio.
Los embarques de fruta legumbres CO.
mienzan caBi fines de Febrero. Las
frutaB Be envfan poT express, pero mss
tarde de Ia estaci6n, en- trenes especialea
para tranBporte de frutas y legumbres. Du-
rante Mario Abril 80 embaTcan a Norte
de una estaci6n de Luisiana Independence,
termino medic die7 ocho furgoneS de fre
Bas.
Los treneg De frutas 7 legumbrea de
ssIllinois Central be manejan todos POI
itinerario rdpido, haci6ndose 81 viaje dc
Nueva Orleans Chicago, 912 millas, en-
AZ horas.
Acompafian los trenes de plStanos men.
sajeros especiates encargados de observaI
de cuando en- cuando Ia temperature del
caro-. Esto es necesario, por motive de lal
diferentes temperatures por donde pasar
los carroB en- estaB lfneaE.
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SENTIDO FALLEGI-
nlientO en ATGCibO.
Gran entusiasm0 para q meeting
UnIOnista q pT6Kimu domingo.
Esta sntsrma d sshar EsIsbin SusOnI
(De nNestro eorresponsaI. J


Octubre 12.-Anocha ha faIlecid0 en-
esta ciudad 81 agreeable y distinguido
caballero don Federico Juarba Victima
de cruel y aguda dolencia ha aucumbido
el que hssta aver se encontraba en- toda IL
plentiful de d vida Arecibo egta de luto,
pues ha perdido uno de sus mas queridos
hJos y Is Union de Pto. Rico uno de sus
mas enthusiasts adeptOA Esta tarde ge
.llevara efecto 81 sepalio del cad6ver que
sera una demostracion de duelo general.
A Bu hijo polftico 81 doctor G. Curbelo y
dem6s familiares damos nuestro p6same
-Contindan los prepararivos para el
mass meeting unionista que 20 Celebrar6 81
pr6ximo domingo en esta ciudad y para
el cual cual reina estraordinaria anima-
.ci6n Al que acudiran los pFincipales ora
dores de Ia Union.
So esta levantando una elegante tribu-
ma frente del Hotel Italiano,
Sc dice que hablaran en dicho meeting
los sefiores Mu1oz Rivera, Matienzo Gin
tr6n, de Diego, Zsno Gandfa, Romero Ro-
"a, Astol, del Vale, Galvez Otero, Rodri-
guez, Borges y otT6s.
Para 81 s6bado domingo anuncian
los sefiores Otero exhibiciones con gu OF.
nemat6grafo en- este teatro con pelfculas
de novedRd. Gran rebaJa de precios. AT
teatro pues.
La Federation Libre invita- sus
adeptos para una eacurEi6n.manifestaci6n
81 pr6ximo domingo las de Ia maiiana
al barrio de Hato Viejo, sitio donde fu6
mUeEto Juan Rosado cuando los tltimoS
acontecimientos de Ia huelga.
-Se encuentra enfermo de cuidado, el
respectable cabalIero don Esteban Susoni.
Deseamos gu pronts mejorfa.
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que explique por que el partido Unionista
tuvo que refrenar su polftica de indepen-
diente legiBlaci6n como dice 81 sefior Sweet,
estFechar una alianza con algunos hom.
bres del gobierno que deseaban contribuir
con nosotros & establecer una politics de
reparaCi6n de attraction de la vida puer-
torriquena hacia los ideales de Ia civiliza-
ci6n de Ia cultuTa verdadeTamente anne
ricana.
Precisamente 81 algo hay que coDdene al
partido republican,, es haber sido Ia eau
"a de que 81 partido unionista haya tenido
que retardar el majestuoso paso en- 81 ca
mino de las reiVindicaciones emprendido.
Es el obtusO perro del hortelano; fu6 inca
pax de Hacar inc6lume la dignidad de
Puerto Rico, no tolera que otros hOm-
bres Ia saquen hote. Pero no se saldrS
con Ia suya; eI GmO le haT6 conner el de
Noviembre, con una derrota nunca vista,
el amargo fruto que sembr6, cultiv6 y Gus,
todi6, con tan proliios cuidados.
Muy respetuosamenta
r. MGtienzO Cintr6n.
Ponce IL dc Octubre de 1906.
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Un sermon sOiiad0

AL comenzar On Ia iglesia luterana de
Newark (Estados UnidOs.) 81 dfa 8 de
Sepriembre, los servicios fdnebres de Miss.
Wardsworth, ahogada en- las playas de
Bradley, 81 pastor anunci6 que procurarfa
en- 10 possible, repetir 81 sermon que habfa
sonado decir ante el cad6ver de la misma
seforits dos meses antes, en- que so16 asia-
tiT los funerales de aquelIa iouen y pre-.
1dicar un sermon, teniendo poT textO 81
versfculo IA, Cap. XIII del Evangelio de
San Lucas.
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Pueden detans rpcvo eKpedientes
81 propedad dbe etvo 10 10
deaTe
verified Corozal PueoRico 1906
(Firrnado) E. NJ VAsALLo-subCoeetOr
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PARA FL DIA Is.

Hay gran animaci6n entire los elemen-
tos unioniBtas de Puerta de TERRA para
celebrar, con una espl6ndida fiesta cfvica,
la aperture del ssCIub de Ia Union de
Puerto Rico" en- aquel barrio. En- 81
amplio local que ocupa 81 referido ''club"
Sc reunirSn todos los compatriotas de San
Juan, Santurce y Puerta de Terra, y Co
nocidos oradores de la Union haran uso
de Ia palabra levando 4 efecto IN mitin
de propaganda
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Los Que VelCel.

Los j6venes compatTtotas, don A. Ruiz
SoIer = j. del Toro Cuevas han reValidado
gus tftuIos de doctores de medicine, des-
pu6s de sufrir los correspondence ex6me-
mes ante 81 .'BoaTd" ]. obteniendo muy bue-
mas califcaCionea
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Genera, C seh
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.MERCADO De
new YORK.
PfeCiOs De aIguBOs aTtfCuIOs.

Anfs en grano, en- sacos de 100 tb, / %
II ID.
Alpiste superior en- saoos de 100 b
81 ID.
Avena blanca, mezcIada, A = fan.
Afrecho superior en- sacos de 100 ID,
1.O5 qq
Alcachofas espanoIas, al natural en- ca
jas de 50 latas de tb, 500 cja.
Acido Hulf6rico en- tambores de hierro
de /, 800 lib. nets. $1.10 las 100 lbs. Ex-
ira envase $500.
Almid6n en- polvo granuIado en- sacos
de unas $50 lbs.
En- sacos de unas 40 lbs.
Almid6n Niagara" en- caias de 40 lbs.
Aceite de castor en- latas de gal, 1919
lb.
Extra por 81 enVase, 15e.
Aceite de olivas ''Etna" On precios ne.
tos, an cajas de 4[25 lbs. brta 602 gal.
En- cajas de 8I128, 64e.
En- cajas de lilo netas 66e.
Aceite de Iinaza, palido, dobIe cocido de
la. clase, en- barla. de so gals. 4Oe gal.
En- cajas de 2I5 gals. 47e.
En- caias de 10I1 gals. 52c gal.
AguaTr6s superior en- cajs. de 2I5 gals.
62e gal.
En- caja. de 1Ol1 gal. 72c gal.
Arenques ahumados tsuperiores, LOO
GAIA, 103 GAIA, 93e Gaia.
AIquitr6n de pino, en- barls. de so gals.
6.15 barl.
En- cajas de 2l5 gals. 2.15 GAIA.
Alquitrdn de carbon en- barIs. de so
gals 450 brl.
En- caias de 2l5 gals. 1.9O GAIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-13
BASEBALL.
El club ''San Juan dshutara na1ana en- Ia II
ga americans"

Rsina gran entusiasmo, nas.9Cssi.s.9E @ g
entire 81 elemento 6Gse6OLerO 81 q
para ell desafio de base ball
que Sc Ilevara 4 efecto ma
mana. NJ
A las 3 p. "a. es Ii hora
sefalada para realizar Ell anunciado desa-
flo que udablemente resultar6 refidfsi-
mo, por contar este nuevo club con loa
meiores jugadOres de San juan.
Dadas las buenas condolences, con que
se ha fundado este club, promote una bue-
ma temporada.
Ell club LAS Palmas" debe pFepararse
para Bostener una fuerte lucha que mana.
ma quedar6 iniciada con los diestroa del
s'San Juan.
Sc espera puess que refine Ia mayor
animaci6n consiguiente armonfa entire
ambos combatientes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
BIENEs INMUEBLEs
sUBAsTA PUBLICA

En- Sub Bnas nernas de oOzal s 81 de oeubTe
haber pagdo
ddo Ydasy dspOne Ia Ley de Rem
tas Inenas
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Ponce II do Octubre dc 1906.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-13
.CARTA DEL SR MATIENZO,
Hon. Willis Sweet.
San Juan.

Nj querido Sr. Sweet.
ContinGo haci6ndome
cargo dc los concentrates
de usted q mi carta de 18
de septiembre que acaba
de pasar.