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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-02-15
Iowa Items.


Miss Ada Findley has been quite il
'pp''
Mr.; L. N' Jones lett Saturday to at.
Ieho MardI GraS at Now Orleans.
-
appointment at Bell City Sunday.
Fuoioo ,Ior..
an an''to ,rC~H! 70 seriously Ill with
d" ''"'e a''acN OF stomach trouble.
Snndnv WEB ,,tt' fn;S HlsICeu saturday and
'''"' "'''' i''en"' IN the country.
Mr.. and Mrs trovaooa .,. 49,.
mo Oven. thn .,n,i,.oiy Soo" are feJoic-
'''
Mrs. J. !, Irwin iS ,ou ,nI.;,.
treatment Of DR. Hnwa n0 "s '%NInS
Charles, l''"e VI Lake
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Roanoke News,

Mrs. Boland was in Lake Charles
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metsger, spent Mon.
day in Lake Charles.
Geo. Naggs is visiting at the home
of his uncle, d. w. Gum.
Mrs. Jos. Berry is recovering from
a severe attack of la grippe.
Ben Gabbert OF Welsh. visited
friends in Roanoke. Saturday.
Miss Flora Compton has been I'M
able to attend school for several DAYS
on account of sickness.
Mrs. Payne and daughter, Mrs
Thomas, of Louise, Texas, are visit.
ing relatives in Roanoke.
>. ScogginS has recently purchased
handsome piano for his home, from
j. b. Hull, of New Iberia.
lev. Brigham and family moved
to Mayville Saturday. Mr.. Brigham
expects to raise a crop of rice this
season.
ScogglnS Bros. are now WORKING on
H. A. Berry's new irrigating well,
N n t,,.yr f,,.,- Il.
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ration shall be issued.
ARTICLE Y.

, Inc CORPORATE powers Of this cornc
ratlon shall be vested il and exercise
, by Board of Directors. composed y
lpur stockholders, three of whom
Shah constitute a quorum for tn
transaction OF business the affairs O
SAID Board to consist of a Presidept
wee PreSiden, a Secretary anl
Treasurer, tbe Office of Secretary anC
treasurer may be held bv one and m,
same person at the same time.
The following persons Shall copSti
Iute the hrSt Board of Directors. IN.
VII: Isaac Derouen, President; Stenh.
en- 4. Slime, Vice President: Placide
Deronen, Secretary and Treasurer
VINO with Paul W. Daniels shall con-
stiGute the first Board of Directors.
NO person shall be eligible as an
ollcer or director III this cOrporation
VINO VINO Is not a stakeholder thereof
During the absence of the President
the Vice President shall act and. pre'
stead. p"0o a"u
Inc said Board of Directors shall
continue in office until the second
tuesday in January 1908, on which
date, and annually thereafter, q
BOARD or Directors shall be elected
unless the same shall be Holiday
when the election shall be held on the
next legal day thereafter.
Notice of such election shall he CIV
en- by at least ten days continnonS
publication Immediately precedinT
each election, in Que of the wpekiT
newspapers published in the parish 81
CalcaSleu. and State of Louisiana,
ANY failure from any cause what.
ever to elect a Board of Directors on
tne cate named for said purpose shall
not dissolve the corporation. but the
then in Office, as we'll as the
otncers OF said corporation shall hold |
over until their successors ara chosen
AT every election and meeting of the
stocKnolders, each stakeholder shall |
oe entitled to one vote for each share
Oh STOCK registered in his name, and
nav vote by written proxy.
The election OF directors shall he nv
ballot, and the majority in amount of
'oteS cast, each share of stock voted
upon 10 be counted as one vote, shall
eject the person or persons for whom
hey shall have been cast.
Immediately after the election of
'ach Board of Directors the newly
elected directors shall meet and Or
'anlze, and shall elect from their
lumber the officers of said company,
ARTICLE VI.
The Board of Directors shall have
'ower to fill all vacancies in their
lumber caused by death, resignation
'r otherwise, from among the stock.
FOLDERS OF the corporation.
The said Board shall have full con-
rol of all of the property of this com
amy, and shall conduct, manage and
Use the same as in their discretion
hey deem it not inconsistent with the ,
bJects for which this corporation is :
rganlzed, or which is the welfare of !;
he same.
The said Board shall have full DOW. :
TO frame and adopt such bylaws,
uleS and regulations as the affairs
nd business of the corporation NAV
equlre, provided the same shall not :
onilict with this charter, or of the laws q
THIS State, or of the United States,
oala Board shall elect or appoint
ecretary, and such other officers
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regulations tor the management of if
affairs as may be d eemed necessar,
ana proper, and the same to change
: ana alter at pleasure. and general,
TO 90 all other acts and things per
United by law, or shall or may b,
deemed necessary and proper to carr,
out the objects and purposes of saic
corporation.
Said corporation. unless sooner
dissolved in accordance with law and
The provisions hereinafter set ont
snail exist and continue as such for a
period OF ninety-nine years from the
date hereof.
ARTICLE II.
The President, or in his absence the
wee President, shall be the proper
person or persons upon whom citation
or other legal process shall be served.
ARTICLE III
The objects and purposes for which
this corporation is organized and the
nature of the business to be carried
on by it are declared to be to own.
operate, and conduct general retail
mercantile business, and as such 70
buy, sell and otherwise deal in pen-
eral merchandise of all kinds, incmd-
ing hardware, groceries, dry goods,
clothlng, shoes, hats, farming imple-
menus, nay, corn, cotton, rice feed,
and all feed stuffs, to own and oDer.
ate warehouse, and to do d general
warehouse business, and generally to
90 any and all things necessary and
proper Tor the successful carrying on
of said business.
ARTICLE w.
The authorized capital stock of this
corporation shall be Ten Thousand
lSlO,OOO.0O) Dollars, divided into and
represented by one hundred (lOO)
shares OF the par value of one hun.
1red (SlOOl dollars per share, which
'tock shall be paid for in cash at the
lime or subscription, or the same NAV
De Issued at not less than par, in paw.
nent Tor property or rights actually
'ecelved or purchased by said corpo-
alton, or the the same be issued full
)ald for money advanced, Or for such
'ther valuable consideration or sery-
ces, as the Board of Directors of
'ald corporation NAV determine, pro-
'lded that no stock shall be issued
Until the consideration therefor shall
ave been received by said corpora
len.
This corporation is authorized to
commence business as such as soon as
wentV shares of its capital stock. ag.
regating Two Thousan (S2, OO0. OO)
Dollars has been subscribed and paid
Or.
The stock of said corporation NAV ,
e transferred, provided such transfer /
hereof be made upon the books of
ald corporation, and on surrender of
ne certificate thereof No transfer of
nv fractional part of share shall t
e made. ,
Any stakeholder may sell, assign or |
'anster his stock in said corporation. t
rovlded ten days prior written notice c
I such Intention to sell, assign or G
'ansfer the same be given the compa- I
y. and the other stockholders thereof
nall have the first privilege of pur- e
nasing the same at the market price r
lerof; after said ten days notice, the a
AID stock may be sold to any pur- +
laser in open market. c
The Board of Directors shall have @
re right to determine how much and
hen the capital stock of this corpo. S
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"H'''..a servants and clerks as il NAV
ueem ne"eSsaay for the proDer man.
agemtnt 81 the business of the corno.
raVloh 1t shall nix the col1pensatioO
Term OF service, and shall have tSa
right 10 dismiss them at said RoardiS
pleasure, and the said Board sbsII
nave the right to fix and determine the
SaiorlG' oI tbe several officers herein
provided for. "''''u
ARTICLE VII
In case OF the dissolution or ,erm,.
nation OF this corporation either bv
limitation Of its charter. or from any
0tner cause. the liquidation of its n.
iaifS Sha!l be conducted by two com.
mlSsloners selected from the stock.
holders at a regular annual meeting.
UT at a specially called meeting for
Salu purpose, according to law. The
erection of said commissioners To he
oy, a three-fourthS vote of the stock.
holders present and participating in
said meeting.
Sald commissioners shall remain in
ounce until the affairs of said CORPORA.
tlon shall have been fully liQuidated,
and In the case of the death of one or
more OF said commissioners, the sur.
Vivor or survivors shall continue to
act and complete the liquidation of its
affairs.
ARTICLE VIII.
No stakeholder Of this corporation
shall ever be held liable or responsi.
pie Tor the contracts or faults thereof,
10 any further sum than the unpaid
balance due the company on the
shares of stock subscribed for or
owned by him, nor shall any intor-
mallty IN organization have the effect
of rendering this charter null, or Of
exposing a stakeholder to any liabil.
ltv, beyond the unpaid balance, II
any, of his stock.
ms done and passed at Lake
JharleS, Louisiana, in the presence Of
leland b. Moss and L. A. Bell, COM
Detent witnesses, who herein do sign
Is such, together with said parties
IND me, Notary, on the day and date
lrst herein above written after due
Stephen +. Slime,
Paul w. Daniels,
Isaac Derouen,
Placide DerOuen.
Witnesses:
.eland H. Moss,
J. A. Bell.
Vm. H. Wilcox, Notary Public, Cal.
asieu Parish, Louisiana.
(Seal
Recorded in my NOtarial Record
'ook, PIP. l43, ct sea-, Lake Charles,
a., January 10Th, 1907.
VIM. H. Wilcox, Notary Public.
(Seall
tate of Louisiana,
'arish OF Calcasieu,
Office of Clerk & EX-Oflicio Record.
r:
hereby certify that the above and
Iregoing is true and correct copy
certain Charter cd for record
this Office on ia b.. 1907, and
lly recorded in .t1s. ~ OF Mort
ages, on page 4T3, tu 18th dav OF
anuary, A. d. 1907
In testimony wher, {. witness nv
ficial signature and cal 9t Lake
harles, La, this Is g,y OF Febru-
y, A. d. 1907.
NJ. f. avford,
by. Clerk q Ex-Of Recorder.
fCean
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
CALCAS1EU.
Charter of the Bell City Mercantile
Company, Limited.
Be it known, that on this 18th dav
or January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand, nine hundred and sew
en-, 1901 before me, the undersigned
Notary Public, in and for the said
parish and state. duly commissioned
and qualified, and in the presence of
the competent witnesses herein after
named and undersigned, on this day
personally came and appeared Paul
w. Daniels, Placide Derouen, Isaac
Derouen, and Stephen E, Slime, who
declared unto me in the presence of
the SAID witnesses, that availing them.
selves OF the provisions of the laws of
Louisiana in general providing for
the formation of corporations, thew
have formed and organized, and by
these presents do form and organize
and constitute themselves and such
others as may hereafter become assoc
clated with them, into a corporation
FOR the objects and purposes, and un.
der the terms ind conditions and stin.
ulatlons hereinafter set forth.
ARTICLEI
The name and title of this corpora-
ton shall be BELL CITY Mercantile
Company, Limited" and its domicile
and principal place of business shall
be at Bell City, in the parish of Cal.
caSleu, and state of Louisiana.
Under its said corporate name il
snail have power to contract, sue and
be sued, to make and use a corporate
SEAL and the same to break or alter
al pleasure; to hold, receive, pur-
chase, improve, convey, sell, borrow,
pledge, mortgage and hvpotbecate
under Its said corporate name, prom
erty, real, personal and mixed: to
name and appoint such officers, di.
rectors, agents.. managers and en-
pioVees as the interest or convenience
OF said corporation may require: to
make and establish bylaws, rules and
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ing to 1886. No preaching service
was held at night, the congregation
Joining the M. E. church in their spe-
tial evangelistic service.
Saturday afternoon from three to
live O'Clock the Juniors will meet with
Mrs. f. D. Calkins for social time
All the members are urged to be pres
ent.
Quite few delegates are attending
the annual district Y. p. S. C. E. con-
vention at Jennings this week.
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There was good junior Union or
gained at the Baptist church last
Sunday. Eighteen were present and
entered into the organization. Fran
els Carr was elected president, Bonnie
Belle Doan vice-president, Harold
nhlpman secretary and Faith Sargent
treasurer
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
organized last Sunday evening and
started out with a large and enthusi-
aStlc attendance. The officers elected
were Miss hldja Goodreau president.
Miss Aettie Saaw vice president, Sid.
aey Hubener secretary, Elmer Good
'eNu treasurer. The leader for next
sunday is Sidney Hubener.
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ihe second regular meeting of tn,
MINISTER'S conference was held Mon
DAY morning at the NJ. +. church
hey Ii. L. Price, Of-the Presbyterian
church, was gladly welcomed into it;
Fellowship, Rev. G. r. Calkins was
absent, being unwell, and his absence
was very much felt by the conference.
After discussion of the general
work IN Welsh, Il paper was read by
lev. Paul Leeds, on THE Minister s
Calling, it's Character and Dignity"
Following is its contents:
Taking Jesus, the Apostle and
High Priest of our profession, as q
pattern, we found that the first thing
to be considered was our personal life,
Jesus personality was the true inter-
probation of His own message, so we
must live the Word we preach. Next,
our doctrine. AS Jesus spoke only
the words the Father gave Him, though
he was the Eternal Logos. so we have
q message given US in the bible, and
must proclaim it as given to us,
Next, being ambassadors for Christ
we have all the dignity and lauthority
OF the heavenly kingdom back of us.
and we should speak with authority
ana maintain that dignity. AS Jesus
was IN much PRAYER with the Father,
so we should keep unbroken communi-
ca'ion with Divine Headquarters
dis sorrow, Joy and reward must have
place IN our life and labors, and to
make our ministerv success, the
same amounting that was poured upon
Jesus is ours if we abide in Him.
1t was agreed that next Sunday
night the regular union gospel tenn.
perance meeting should be held at the
baptist church, and Rev. r. r. Price
should preach the sermon,
lhls meeting of the conference was
very pleasant and helpful.
Inc regular fortnightly service was
neld at the Congregational church
sunday morning. The pastor
preached on Loves Labor Finished
from the scriptures In Zeph. 3: T.
looking forward to the time, when at.
Ter weary ages of hard effort to save
"a men COD should rest in His love-"
Inc regular collection for the Church
nollaing Society was taken, amount
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Methodist Episcopal Church.
j. a. CARRUTH, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday at 1915 a. m
and.....................7;3 100 p. m.
Sunday School. 9:45 a. IN.
Z. c, WILLARD, Supt.
Junior League ................3p D. m.
Epworth League. ..........6:30 " "
Class Meeting first Sunday of
each month at. 11:3O a. m.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday
at''' '...................1:3O p. m.
-holr Rehearsal every Friday
at. ................ 1870 " "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-23

'"ArTillaga.
Para IN turno en- contra. S minutos-
dice eli speaker"
Este eB un impoFtantfsimo asunto-
proBigue Ell senior Arrillaga--y 20 he de
lamar Ia atanci6n de Ia Cdmara reSpecto
de que Puerto Rico, adem6s de peEder Bus
mercadoS para la colocaci6n de cafe, .lucha
an los Estados Unidos con los miIlares de
quintaleB de cafe del Brasil de otras
PFocedencias que ALI compiten con nuestro
grano, Bino en- calidad, en- Prscio facili-
dades de venta.' &
solo el Brasil, seg6u dltimas estadfsti'
cas-, introduce la enorme spma de IS mi.
llcaes de quintsles de cafe. que formaf
una incontrabtable opOsici6n nuestro pro.
ducto, cada dis mas combstido.; Con esa
oposici6n ha. tenido que luchar uuestra
agencia cOmercial y no hay que olvidar
tsGpocO, y esto he de decirlo CON Ia
franque2a que acostumbroy que se debe
& nuestTO pals Por los que aquf venimoB
& representa- sus intereSea, no hay que OIL.
vidar repito, que los interees del comercio
Bueten estsr en- contradicci6n muchas veceB
con los de los sgricultores
"La sgencis hs obtenido un benefcio
de 10 reales por cada quintal de cafe en-
ventas hechas por su conducto y sobre los
precioB obtsnidog por clases similares de
nueStrO grano que fue negociado por los
agentes y 'eomisiOnistas comercialeB de
Nueva York = este representa- an seguro y
c. Veniente benefciO en- favor de nuestros
coSecherog y habla muy alto en- bien de Ia
agenciR que Be trata de suprimir. Si ade-
mas de la competencia queBe hace nues
tro cafe en- aquelloB mercados por el pro-
ductO brasilenO y de otros puntoB, 90 priva
ahoEs q asta isla de la agencia que luchs
ALI contra aquellos inconvenientes haCe
cada, dia ganar mas terreno 4 nueStro cafe
resultar& que le vamos 4 pi oorcionar
una nueVa arma & los enemigos de una
de las importantes produciones de nuestra
TERRA"
'Por estas razones, como por Las que
elocuehtemente ha dado agnf conocer 81
doctor Zsno, 20 digo que, aun que con
mucho BentimientO, votare en- contra de
ese infoTme por el que Bs pretsnde aprobaF
I'm proyecto de ley que tiende a. cerraE Ia
agencia comercial para la Propaganda del
cafe de Puerto Rico en- Nueva York =
(COmtinGa an Ia p6gisa "a }
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la Agencia en- Nueva York es absoIuta'
mente neCesario para asegurar Ia popula'
ridad y el uBO general de nuestro cafe en-
los EstadoB Unidos.''
"Resulta pueS-prosigue 81 doctor Zeno
que una respectable casa de cuya veraci
dad tampoCo puede dudarBe, sfirma que la
Agencia comeTcial vendi6 en- 3 meses 26O
quintales de nuestro cafe que las ventas
de nueetFo producto obtuvieron msyores
preciOs que las realizsdas poi .ondutto de
otraS casaB de comercio.''
"Y ya que os he traido el testimonio de
un comerciante y pudiera argGirse que
ellos shan cOntGaO de Ia feriG como Ies fats
en- eLLG", voy & mostraros otro testimonio
de reconocida competencia, , que no odr6
ser tachado de interesado. Me Fefero &
Ia siguiente carta q dae public6 Ia impor-
tante sociedad "Banco Territorial y Agri.
cola" de esta plaza que dirigidR al sefor
Scott Truxton, dice como Sigues
''Lee 81 senior Zsno una carta, Ia que
publicada tambien en- 'La Correspondent
oia" del IS de junio de 1906, expreaa en-
tre otroS extremes, 10 que sigueY
''Los embarqueS de cafe hechos por este
Banec & Ia consignaci6n de In Agencia
fueron vendidos por listed & un precio
muy satisfactorio, y ell TeSultado de esas
Eemesas de nuestro rico grano nos dei6
enteramente complacidos. Tensmos frme
intenci6n de hacer mas envios Ia Agen-
cia tan pFonto como recolectemos el cafe
de ls coBecha pr6xima. Opino que 90 dS
Ia agencia tempo sufciente para desa-
rENllar sus planes y Be hace por la miRma
una propaganda activa cerca de los tcpm.
paradOre8 que en- los Egtsdos Unidoh asca
paran las Clases fnaB de ests artfculo para
ponerlos sn relsciones con los Sxportado.
res de catC en + at Rice cerca de los
dueiOs de eatabl4 smientCs como hoteleg,
restaurants, cafes etc, que suministran al
p6bliCo Ell artfculo va plsparado para ha'
cerles comprender Ia excelencia de nuestTo,
grano; y Be trabsis adem6B para log. A.
que en- cada una de las principalaa ciuda.
des de los Estados EnidoB exiAtan dog 6
tres caBas que Be dediquGn Ia venta al
detail de nuestr0 csf9: resultaria dicha
agencia de gran benefcio para nuestra
-fsla por clio estimo, con toda conviction
que se debe aseg0rar Ell soBtenimiento de
la misma para benefcio de los agricplto.
res"
'tAhora vosotFog, sefloreB delegadog-
dice el doctor ZsnO Aespu6s de lseF Ia ex'
presads caTta-6 vuestra reBponmbilidRd
queda Ia resolution de este casO la
Suppression sostenimiento de Ia agancia
comercial de cafe an Nueva York. Yo
no he de inSigtir mas discutiendo 0l agunto
que juzgo perfectamsnts aclsrado para
que pOdaig tomRE una reEoluCi6n iusts
y convenients para los interesss de Puerto
Rico"
"PidO Ia palabra-dics.sl 81 uehor Arri.
llaga.- ~
SEn pro 8 en- eOntgas- intsrrOga al
speaker. -. -..
T En- favor del sOstenimientO de la sgen.
cia-dice 81 sehor Arrillaga.
NO So trata de la sgenCia sfDo del
informe de la comisi6n de agricultura en-
81 H B. 131-repIica. 81 pefor de Die
go.
"Pues an contra del infoEme de ess
ComiRi6p favorable Il bia',siRaista q 81,
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lmpuestu Do dn 10 Dor 100.

seg6u ley recientemente . probada por
las C6maras franceSaB, los eppscffcos in
ventadoB On dicho psis satiafar6n el in .
puesto de 10 pOr 100 sobre 81 precio dc
veDta.
Con este motive publica Ia prensa pa,',
siense algunsp cifras curiosss. Ciertas
pf' 'doras famosfsimsB producer su sutor
cerea de 100000 frar cos al afio, unas cap
sulaS de brea, no msnos famosas, cerca de
IN million de frances, Un prepaTado que
ne lama ''fosfatins". rinde IN bsnef 10
anual de 2O0,O frances
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-23

E1 1iquozonc es el germicida usado
universalmente b el tratamientO de las
intermediates nicrobicas. Todas sus
propiedades Sc derivan de gases exclu
sivamente. No contiene alcohol, nj OPT
atos, NADIA, sino los gases que 10 COM
ponen. Fl procedimiento para fabricarlo
requiere un pe7iodo de II dias y el pro-
ducto es lin liquido que destruye segura-
mente cualquier germen patogeno que
Sc pOnga en- contacto coa ek..
Pagamos 100000 por esta invencion,
porque resuelve el gran problema de
matar los germenes sin destrIiir los teji-
dos. Los gerrnicidas coTnunes destruyen
los tejidos Y los germenes al mismo
tempo, por 10 nisrno no pueden ad-
ministrarse al interior. FL Liquozone en-
carnbio obra como Tin t6nico sobre todOs
los tejidos del ORGANISING, Y sin embargo,
todos los germenes. por ser vegetables,
perecen a su contacto.
Ultimamente sc ha dsmostrado que Ia
r1avor parte de las enfermedades tienen
s,1 oriGen en- los germenes. AIgunns
gerlncrcs a,acan directanente ms tFiiri@-
como sucede ell el case dc las c::leras>-
dades de Ia piel. Otros cream diversas
toxinas que producer el Reumatismo, las
Fnfermedades de los Rifiones. Ia Debili-
dad Nerviosa. etc.-Hay germenes que
destYuyen organes whales como en- Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-23
ACtluldad Do los OsDIas IsDSnIsss On FIllVIn0s.

The Cablenews," eGcribe EI AdsIantO
dc Manila, dice en- uno de Bus artfculos de
information, que eS muy possible que lOE
sSpfas Japoneaes hayan pOdido Copiar los
pianos do las juntifCaciones que 90 est6n
levsntandO en- CorregidoE, pues BegGn in.
foEmeS que hs obtenidO 81 Colega america.
no, los JsppneSes estSn Conatruyendo en-
Port Arthur y On OtraS parties del terrific.
rio que estoB COnquiStaTon On Ia guerra
con Russia, fortificaciones exactaments
igualeS las que en- dicha isla 30 eat6n lie.
vando cabo.
Como los japOneseS sigau tan activOD,
romo hasta ahora, 81 dia menoS pensado
los americanos,lss van epcontrar deba
)o do Ia cana, J spt0pcea. a.,,.,. UeF6 sllaI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-23
MBOTtU 1 eausa de IN sstOrnadO. ,

Un mec6niCo llamado Dennis KelleheE,
que tEabajaba an la esquina de SudsOn =
de Ia 13a. calle en- New York, hs muerto
csusa de IN sstornudo.
81 cabo es raro perO riguFossments
CieTto, seg6n Los peri6dicos ameFicanos de
doDde tomamOs la noticia. \
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-23
POR FIN LLEeAROH

Acaban de llegaH de PARIS los rizos de
peIo natural en- todos los tonos de color,
para al peinadO. Cada une viene en- su
caiita J vale IN dollar.
La moda de los riEos es tan grande en
PARIS que ss han necesitado meses pa.
ra poder cOnseguir 81 surtidO que Rcaba de
llegar.
Tambien Sc ha Tecibido u esp'en dido
surtido en- peTfumerfa .fna y l6mparas de
cristal para Luz el6ctrica de 1, 2, 8, 4 y
8 Iuces.
Todo este se encusntra en- el PARIS
BAZAR de PEDhO GIUsTI, Forta.
lesa q.