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leaves. The larvae are soft, Shiny
red-colored, evil-looking creatures
nearly as destructive as the beetles
The free use of Paris green as spray
and gathering the beetles and larvae In
pans containing a little Water on which
Kerosene is floating, are the best rem
edies. On dry,-hot days it may be suf-
hcient simply to brush the ''slugs''
from the plants to the ground Since
the insect rarely migrates now as il
formerly did, it can be ex terminated
by cooperation ii il appears We
might look for it on our wild ground
cherries and Jimson weeds. as we'll as
upon potatoes and tomatoes.
The SunfIower Beetle.
We have a beetle that lives on the
sunf1ower and that closely resembles
the Colorado beetle. The difference in
appearance is that ours has broader
stripes and the outer stripe on each
wing cover is terminated by dot. The
mark looks like an exclamation point
%. Our beetle is therefore named
Exclamationis- Its life history is pre-
cisely similar to that OF the dreaded
potato beetle. The eggs are laid on
the under side of leaves in little
punches; the grubs, soft, oval and yell
lowish. crawl TO the upper side when
IdNOhcu anu begin 10 IeoQ on the
leaves When ready to pupate. they
drop TO the earth and enter the
ground. One brood comes out in the
summer and another in the spring.
The Milkweed Beetle.
Another of this group is the milk
weed beetle. red in color and of me-
dunn small size. The young live on
the roots and lower stems; the adults.
which come out in the fall, feed on
the heritage of the miIkweed. This
beetle seems to have lost the instinct
"a loss exceptional among insects-of
knowing just which species of plants
its young can feed upon; so that it
often cuts hole in the apple tree and
lays its eggs there, where its larvae.
unable to find its proper food. will per-
ish. Possibly some wild plant now ex-
tinct. resembling the apple was the
food of the young beetle. and the group
Is now in a stage of transition in find
ing out the food plant most available
for the Iarva.
The Giant Root 6orer.
The giant root-borer. larva that
lives among blackberry roots. is the
young of a black. robust beetle one to
two inches long. The larvae are still
larger-sometimes nearly three inches
in length They feed also on the roots
or apple. cherry. grape, oak, etc. Re
curing three years to reach maturity.
they are decidedly troublesome often
causing a whole section Of blackber-
rles suddenly to wilt and even killing
larger trees. The only known, sure
remedy Is to dig out the larvae.
Round-Headed Apple eorer.
The round-headed apple boref is the
larva OF another of the long-horns II
lives for year in the sac and then
bores into the trunk. up or down. After
boring for three years. it changes TO a
beetle. Perhaps the best remedy as
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ioDe, DeNond Which the ntCh lobe runs
out as usual into a claw.
A Tiger-Striped Longhorn.
a few weeks ago friend sent for the
writer to see a strange creature which
he had captured-a beautifully banded
black and white slender insect an inch
long. with horns longer than its body
and banded in segments of black and
white like the body itself. It was one
Of the long-horned borer beetles; that
is. the adults have long antennae. while
the young alone do the boring OF this
particular specimen all we could say
is that it is one of the wood borers-a
cambycid-the adult beetle having long
horns and the larva. being one of the
round heads. similar TO those shown in
tine illustration. In the absence of an
acknowledged name. l have called it
the tiger-striped longhorn. 1t resem-
bles but is more beautiful than the or
namented and graceful maple borer
The Round-Headed eorers.
Bearing in mind that the young alone
are the borers, and that they ply their
trade beneath the bark of logs, it NAV
he remarked that they go deeper than
- the flat-headed borers previously
mentioned. The larvae of longhorrfs
arc called round-heads and are often of
unusual size. some attaining a length of
three or four inches. These larvae are
also very longlived. some having been
kept boring into the hard wood of ma
hogany for twelve years without pass
ing into the adult stage The larvae
are footless grubs, with large round
heads.
There are said to be 600 species of
these borers QOngicorns). many of them
beautiful. like the one first described
and most of them interesting: but they
thrive mostly in wooded regions Fresh
masses of eXuding gum on peach and
cherry trees Indicate the presence of
the boring larvae. The best remedy
against the ravages of borers is the
presence OF woodpeckers in orchard or
forest Every such bird is worth many
dollars each season to any locality that
II frequents. 1t is not only a crime but
blunder TO kill or brighten away the
Woodpeckers.
laee-F attern Makers.
Pull off the bark from dead LOGS or
branches and the trunk may be found
ornamented with striking lace-like pat
terms made by the larvae of certain of
these borers called the engraver beetles
The engravers have blunt bodies. and
are mostly very small. rarely exceeding
quarter OF an inch in length
Some sections of this group prey on
forest trees. They live on the growing
tissue, and are often called bark beetles.
They make regular patterns upon the
bark as they eat. so regular in fact
that the genus and often the species
can be named from seeing its work.
Some of the marks rlade by beetles on
the bark of forest trees have been used
as the designs for lace curtains.
The Potato Beetle.
Leaf beetles feed on buds. leaves and
flowers They have shorter antennae
than those named above. and. round or
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o re d y qu ~
he trunk nd ~ recommend
b y cu onsnd burn the infested
KEEP in ~ the spotted Dor
large the small I line shwH
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The Asparagus Beetle.

The asparagus beetle, common in tht
east, is known here in some places. Both
larvae and adults destroy this plant
rendering it unfit for market. The
beetle is a small but beautiful crea-
ture-slender. graceful, blue-black
with red thoraX. and lemon-yelloW and
dark blue elytra or wing covers that
have also a red border Rivalling this
beetle in beauty and destructiveness is
the twelve-spotted asparagus beetle,
orange-red. and each wing-cover
marked with six black dots, resem-
bling from a short distance the ripe
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vet found is simply to cut out tn.
Iarva. Since the beetle lays her egg.
about the first of july in the BAR
of the tree close to the ground, il th'
lower portion of the trunk is coveret
with two feet of wire mosquito nettin.
tied at the top and hilled up at tn
bottom, the egg laying can be pre-
vented.
Another long-horn, the twig-girdler
lays an egg in a twig or branch ant
then eats a girdle around the twig. {
little distance below, so that il break
off in the wind. The twig willis and tn
wood is then in just the condition re
quired by the> iarva as food.
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A Tiger-Striped Lonah

lobe, beyond which the fifth lobe runs
out as usual into a claw.
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Laee-Fattern Makers.
The Potato Beetle.

Leaf beetles feed on buds. leaves and
flowers They have shorter antennae
than those named above. and. round or
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The Giant Root 6orer.
Round-Headed Apple eorer.

The round-headed apple boref is the
larva of another of the long-horns. II
lives for a year in the sac and then
oores into the trunk. up or down. After
boring for three years. it changes TO a
beetle. Perhaps the best remedy as
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Ell brutal ssesiDatO del pintOT
SteioheiT.
EI marabr0 deseubTimTsntO en- Ia
Rue VsuiraTbs.
Come los lsOSlH0S DsrpSirlrBN Su h1TOBda
h'zaTa.

Paris, Junio S1.-HR CauEado honda
sensaCi6a ca todoB los CiECulos aRtfatiBCoa
dc eBt6 Ciudad, la doIoEoBR notiCiR del
bEutsl assainsto dol c6lebre pintor Adolfo
stsinhsil y Bu auegEa.
Los oRdGv0reB de eEtag peTBonAs fuGRon
encontHadoB pOr IR ms fiAna poR In poIiCia
tiradoa On los pRYimontOB del estudio one
tsnfR ests pintor en- la Rue de YRuiFaRba.
Este departments eBtsba puOTtR do poP
medic del eBtudio que ti0ne ca Paris 81
pint0R americana Seymour ThemaH
La e5pOsa del pi0t0P fu6 ancontEada anna
TEads en- la CANA y hOEidR = biz dsclaEado
gus los Rut. res de eve tsnebrtHO CEimen
han sido dos hombEsB , una muiaE. En
@Ata reconcile una muieR hsEmoER one
hRGe tempo fGe tomRda por 80 eBpoBO en-
CRlidRd de modelo.
Los asssinoS luego que hubisFon oometi.
do sus CEfmer Os, smpegaFOn delCeTTsjar
GOdaB lsg CeTEaduERg de los cCffss, ropeTCB
Caiag que 0noontFREon, lIsv6ndoEe todaB
Las OlhRjeB y val0Fs8 que alh enOontRREon.
Les pint0EaB dc lR Ciudad diCtn que al
aEts piGrde con 81 aaeBinato de Stsinheil 8
uno do aus mejOTeB y fsrvoFoBsB GaoePdotsg
No 90 tisns noticiRa en- la historia de loB
CEfmsnsB audRceg que Bs han FegiutRBdo ca
Paris, de otTo como 81 que 90 FsgiBtE6 on el
entudiO del pintoF Stsinhsil. La caRR eHt6
aituada 8ntES unaB gFRndsg ofcinaE de i'm
prenta que tEabBian dia y noChe. Uno Go
los veladoFaB de eaas nfeinaa an EsyadoE,
que Continuamento tisnen que EsCoFEer eIaH
OalleB poF fueTG, han aido llamRdoB de-
ctaEaE , dicsn no habaE viHto loo aBaBi'
nos III entFaF nj Galir lR habitaCi6n del
mu0Et9.
El primer aviuo que 90 tuvo de elts cEf'
men, tu6 81 que di65uno dc lCB mCEoB del
p'ntOF, quisn lego ls casa ESQ de lsB
6 a. m, CON Sl Objsto de pEepaEar la mesa
pWa 0l RImue 20. , enton1 zen f6 unGg 90.
midoB y unoB gritOB que dRba Ia eBpoGa osr
pintOF. AcGdi6 ol noso y fus muCha ~
SorprsUa = p6niCo Cuando Is enOOntE6 CON
cue leo mRuoB estaban ma yadaa.
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Siete TepuhIiGan0S de AOjUntas in'
gHeSan en- Ia Union.

La uiguients cayta hsmoB roCibido AVER
do AdjuDtSE:
"Adjuntsr, 16 de Julio do 1908 Sc
fioR director de "La Correspondence. I"
San Juan, p. R.-DintiDguid0 compAtrio-
tR: L0 eStimsTsmog hag8 conBtaE en- su
fluBtFRdO peri6dioO "La CorreBpondenciA"
Campson dc les IibeFtadss patEiaB, que
CompEendisndO que Ol paItido ropubIicano
Gl que h0mos paRtsnGCido haHta hoy hN
Bufrido sl doBviO do una incorporation NAL
entendida, con 0l nRCionaI do los Eutsdes
UnidOs. dejando pOT OonBiguiOnts do seE
pueFtoFTiqu NOS sspaFAmoB do enc agru
pACi6n ingrsEamoB con todoB nuel'Fos On.
tuaiaam0s en- 81 Gran PaEtido UnioniBta,
pOT aeF sl que dsfende con verdRdeEa oneH'
gfs log interOsG1 de nuoltrO infoEtunado
pals.
MuChab graciap, DG6or Director, por ls
inusECi6n de eBtas IfneaB, y sprovechRmou
GGta opOEtunidad para ofr0CsF nuenEroB reA'
potOg, quedADdO do ultsd muy atentoB ami
goO y g1. 3D.,
Miguel Torres, Alejsndro Torres, Juan
Lugo, SoIano Roaado, 5eEafia RoHado,
Ramon RoBRd0, Alfredo Rouado.
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NOTIGIAS De PONCE.
SacssO que ha siBO nlDy GalneltadO
en- Ia Giadat.

{ "a nneglro oorreg99ll,s.gaI. )

Julio 19. -Anochs tuvo lugsr an nusg.
tro eoliteo la representation de "MaBcota"
PoE Ia Compalfa de SaE4uela MaIf1.
Un EdbliCo numeroHo y esCrgido aBisti6
G "La FerlA" Fa6 IA triuDf1 paTs t.
dor. TTAbliaFon con gust0 admirable Y
los mas nutTidca apla nos fusron para ID
Ba'llo, para MarOop, para MRthOu, CasaB,
RpRl, RAMIREZ,
Be mar tuvO muCho entuaiaBmo en- 81
palCo eac6nicO, y In fanCi6n teTmin6 laB
docs. MsfilnR "GoIfamia" sRI Cabo
pFimeRo" , ia TEagsdis do PierEot''.
Hoy eirCulaE6 una hoiR HuaItG dc
nueRtro coFFsligionariO don j aan Cardona,
on lR Cual eBts CaballaEo desmienEe 81 IN,
NOR CirCulado de que g. hnbisEs entrado
On COmbinRCionGa CON ToB FepublicauoB poE
no oCupaE IN pusAto p6biieo. El niempEs
eB unionisER.
Aver tuvo lugsr 81 ontisrro, con auiu'
t0ncia de muchog amigos, de don Antonio
Michsli, G6bdito fia7C6I Fofidonte en- II
CiudGd. ~
-Por Ia OuEte de distrito lssfu6 corfir.
mad0 & Luis Colon, ls sontsnCis que le
foe impueata pOr Is Corts municipal de
BAEFOU, en- el Cauo de CsEoliua Q0iIOg.
-Ssg6 notiCiRB on un0 de lon pE6xi.
mos vspors8 CoTPso americana rEgIasark
de EHtRdos Unidoa Mr.. Chs 81. Terry,
SupeEvisiDg Principal de lAs o1OuslaS de
Ponce.
-Hs Bido muy cOmsntado en- lS ciudal
el HtrOpello de que fu6 obisto 81 obreTo
uuioniOtR Daniel Ortiz, poF varion hem'
bres fFente al Club Rspublicsno. La po'
iCfR 90 rTeBsnt6 Ultima hora.
-Sigusn mejor dc EuS GoIenciAg, NOS
RlegramoE, los Bsfi9res don Simon MoFst
don Luis de PorrRts Doris, alCalds =
pFeaidents municipal.
-Muy pFonto ComauzarGn len trabOioB
de fabrication del 0dificio lqus para el hC'
tel frances COnHtEaiFfn loB SFg Bartto!ucci
en- Ia Calls de 10 Marina, muy CeEcR do Is
eHtRci6n del fsPFoCarFiI. -
-HR Balido FaTa San JuRu dt fia JoBefa
C6rdovG Viuda dc ControraB RamoV. Buen
visja dsseRm0B la ConBoEts dol que fu6
bravo psriodilts.
Aver, = con motive de 10 fe tividad
del Carmen, hubo una gran misa toda
OTqueEtR en- lR iglssi0 parFoquiOI, con una
nutFidR ConCuEEsnCia de fsls1.
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A psdradas en- Ia caTreteYa.

FL stbado por 10 taFdo intsrvino 81 uRE.
gsntO SeFra, enoaggado del pussto de IL
pOliCi8 insulaE de 5antuEce en- un hsCho
que no dsts FspstiEBs.
Una distinguida uefiora, Ia de PalaCioB
Rodriguez, FsCibi6 una fusEts psdEada sn
la care, On momentoB que paBabR on CoChe
por a psFsda 90. On HDjeto como de 20
amos dc edad % entEstsnfs On ell sport de
REFojRFls pisdFaB dc un IRdo & otTo do lR
CRrEetoEa, Otts persona que Ralfs dc lRs
CeTCanfaB del jardfn del BtfioE GsoTgotti, =
que pRCifoAments Begufs 90 canine y en-
tono8B TOGO con una dc laB pisdrRB & la E0-
feFida Mii4rR. ~-. ~
QtFsB vsCsB hS BuCsdido que aEg anes Gs
eutretanfBn On aEEOj&E piedFaB & los CaEro8
el6ctriCOB tOCRnd0 slgunos viaisFoB
EB precise qps gs CRAtigue tel pr&ctiCR
con mano fusrts fn de svitar que psEBo.
mas que tEanHitsn pOE ls via pdblioa On
vshiOuIoB eBt6n expuoatos & EeCibir Ias de-
GagradAbleS CariCiAB de una pedrads.
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lns mas sIsa alIss sanhIeIls.

ri acrsditsdo basar .'Lau NovodadeI'
qus III la calls % ean Francisco ofracs 81
pfblico ~ maeniieo 1uEtido al Cuanto
nueda deufaE Is ms Esfnada fantauiR, aca.
Sc 1s impoRtnE lindfsimos lOmbreroS az
t6das foHuss; paEo ca particular de Merry
Wid68o (viuda alsgfel que tnnto Juror eS-
tfn haciondo ca EsiBd01 Unido1 Euro
81. Lo1 hay det05oB tanahoB prOCios.
El auFEido de coIumna1 iaEEonsa dc m61.
mol, objstoa az tOcadOE, psrfumeIfe, oFiuta.
l&Ria psrfamuEia iapononl, CuadEog. Por.
CelanaG, pEendedorg- etc, 0tc., 81 veEda.
deramente sslectr Tod0 pbjsto para us.
hoFas, ssiioEitag nidsE y oaballsEos, de to-
6as lag foFtunaD, q onOuantTan en- ''LaB
NlyedadsAp pFeoiOs ios mGa Convenian.
teE.
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HNI1LOIDNs-E mOjoPy mas sOguHO
do todoB loa sspoOffcoB h1gta ahoga conoeida
para 10 0uTa poFu4n8ntO dc toag las OnfoF-
m0dadoB do la ureta, % sean sgtay cr6nioaE 8
Bgudaso Oontian0 81 flujo ouPR poP com
pletop On man0s tiampoG auo ningfn otpo pre-
parade similar, lRa g0noFFaag, 0GpoFm RtoFnaV
eigtitiB, 0Gt. Eei0f dna laG iny0OeionOg y muy
superior aI agndRIo,y Gopaiba EmpfOg0 4
UuHtiR Ga ef0Gto las tres 3 0uRtro hoFRg dc
3aborB8 tornado.
G0g RWEEILOTDEST-6on fSgiIo7 de tomaR
, 0BtGn pr0paPadoa de mRnOFa cue no FoVuol-
van d @gt6mRgo ni prOduc0n mal0a OfOGtOg,
Do gGnta en- t0l9s lng BotiOas. Pfdang6
@usBtFag gratis Bn8 Gnieos fabriesDtOR.
BBedoriak st0aFnB q Oh, Detroit, Mlehi.
g tno o. A.
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FL CensO de Chile.

ssg6u el conso do Chile compilado On
NoviombEs do 1907, la pOblaCi6n de aqus'
lla R0p6bliCa Oh de 1871, 600 hAbitRnts8, 10
que represents un aumanto de 1.158, 855
habitsntSn en- I'M periodic do IL amos, BoR
CRBi IN 43%.
Las poblRcionOB do las prinCipRlsS Ciu'
dRdeB s0n: VRlpaFaiBo, 1886; Santiago,
278,711; Conception, 55554; IqUiqua
S,269; PRFcR, $4,000; AntOfsgNGtR,
32,219 = Chih6n S0,684.
A peuRF del tarRem0to do Ag0Bto de
1906, ls poblRCi6n de VRlpRFaisO hO ga
nado 65, 500 almRa en- IL amos. La Ciu'
dad items 992 mRnzRnR8 con 1882 Casag
y 1859 sdifcioB pdblicoB , Hemi'p6bliCoB,
inCluyendo Ian igleaiaR, toAtroE y esCuela1.
Al tempo de tOmaFH0 este CenBo 20 ConG'
tEufan ca Valparaiso 269 edifCiOu. Hay
an la Ciudad II slovadoEss RHCensOEes
que ConducGn al p6blico dagdO Ia paEts
bsia de 10 Cihdad puerto lOB CsEEoB
qua Son lo5 baEEioH mas populoHoE, Hiendo
LOO mas n0tableB de gst0s CoEEOB Ol OsFEo
Conception, dondo habitan pTinCipalment0
familiar iDglsBAB y Slsmanal, y 81 CoEro
OoRdillsra.
En sIta impTsnta a9 vsnd0 PaPal dc
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IlI.I..l / d. PIsI..sI.. d na.!en.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-TfSns
Constanto exi1tsnCia do los uiguiontss inu.
tEumsnto1: Flautin0l, FlautaI, ToTCsrolag,
Oboo, Raquinto-, OlaEinsts, Fagotea,
Violine4, ViolonCGllo1, ContEabsion, Man.
dolinaG, BnnduTEiaB, GuitlEEa1, CoEnetinea.
OnoveneB, Trombonsr, BaFftonog, BombaT,
dinoI, HelicOnel, (baioE) TEi6ngulor, Pla'
dllol, Redoblantol y Bombor. M6todon
a. solteo = para toda CIaGo do inEtrumon'
tor. ACooorios y m6liCa on general.
San Juan, r. B. ApaHtndo ndm. 218.-
Gala dc Allan ndm. u Sol n6m. Al.
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: LINEA FERREA DEL oEsrE.

'ItineraEio -salidas de Bayam6n y Capt.
tal simultaneamento.
Dias laborables MafIana 6, 2 O5, $50 8
45 Hoo. Tarde 12.15s las, 8.I5,. .4.B5, 5.45.
Dfas festivos.-Manana 6,7O6, $50 9A5
y IL. Tarde 1915 $50, so, $50, 4,SO s.,
96 y $50. :
Billetes baratOs para dfas festivos. De
Catano Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IA. ella .se
25e "a. clase 16G. De Bayam6n Catafio y
vuelta IA. clase 15G, "a. cIase zoe.
Billetes ordinariO de Capital q CatafIO on
Ia, clase centavOs.
Bayam0n 10 de 5eptiembrS de 1905
Ramon VaIdes.
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TEA RI.

An6ehe hubo lIono complete ca 81 Mo.
niOipRl. ia BtiioRita BIanChagt obtuyo q
meioE 6xito sn ~ CabO 10, cuya linda
Romanza tuvo que bisaq.
En Gatita blancs ca El Gitimo ck0l0,
lol aFtiatas hiCieF0n cuanto podfan hRCsE
para agRsdaE al p6bico oonsigui6ndoIo Ia
BenoTa BLANCHARD, Ia sefioEa Togrsg, Vidal
y 81 notable RRtiata Marines.
Hay que adVertiF que tanto Vidal como
MaEtinez enmsndaFOn OadR pAso IL plA'
ne { los autorsB de Lad zarzRslRB, CON
Chistes do Bu CosechP.
Z VagG oaTdO.
HubO que BuspendeE la YsutR de Iocali'
dEdsB por la aausnCia de ldb!iCc.
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CaHuSO, COndsCOYad0.

Paris, Julio 2.-Enrioo Caruso, al f.
mCso tenor itsliAno, FOOibi6 la BsmanR
pOBsdR una CaEtR del ministro dc LuatruC'
Ci6n P6bliCR, anuncikndole que habfa 8ido
nOmbrRdo CabRllsFo de 10 Legion de
Honor.
EHta alta diltinCi6n hR lido Concedida &
CRTusO como prusbR de grAtitud por hAbar
ContRibuido Ia representation de gala
dada On la Gran Opera & benefoio do lR
'SoCisdRd de RatoTeB drRm6tiCoB franceuea"
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Avisamos & las personals, que
solicitan suscribiIse 8 este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les serd
enviado, 81 el aviso que con tai
ObjetO remitan, no viene acom-
Panado del importe de La sus-
Cripci6n. --....
Esta vale por Nm trimestre
@2.25. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por I'm afio. $500. Pago GDs-
tieip9ae. 4
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Sc DEsEA VENDER, ssiscisutOu me.
tTol mas msno1, via pOEt6til DsCauvilIe
do CinCusnta CsntfmetEos , echo ws gone
tAB de hierFo para 10 miams vie. Todo
en- buen sstado. Para infoEmeB N. s.
RpREtadO 257, ATscibo. 15v.A.
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BE VENDE una '.ViCtoria" uuada poro
On msgnfico sstsdc. EIRgSntO fueEte.
IofoEmaF6n en- Ia "Flor do Mayo CO.
lie de le Cruz San Jnsn. 16va
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-sOMBREROs PARA sENORAs,
m " 0leganteH , & pFecios Bumamente mo.
di ,Og, log aCabR de Tscibir La Tiandita do
Jossfa EChsvaFEfa, 81 Iado dol ayuntA.
misnt0. VOnda tambi6n 0fsCtoB E0Iigio.
UoG OompEa 0nvdituFaa do Jabon Octa.
gon.-sRn Juan, Box 216.
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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-02
CONTRACTORS Axe
GIVEN MORE TIME
GuqniSOn Tunnel to be Finished April 50
Western Congressman Favor Bigger
HOmeSteadS===tO Lease Ute Lands

WASHINGTON. Feb. 29.-An ex
tension OF sixty days has been granted
Smith Bros of Montrose, Colo, in
which to construct portion OF the
south canal in the Uncompahgre ir
rigation project. The material en-
countered in excavation was of an un
expected nature and the contractors
were delayed until bitches for drain
ing the land had been constructed
The extension advances the date oil
completion TO April 80, 1908.
The western members of congress
intend to press consideration OF the
measure providing for enlarging home
,teads to 500 acres. 1T is probable
sage OF the Bonynge bill on this sub
ject The senate committee on pub
lie lands today authorized a favorable
report on the bill making United
States statute which provides for the
selection of lands for educational pur-
poses applicable to New Mexico.
The Clark bill. providing that lands
allotted to Indians in severality may
be leased for mining purposes for any
term of years AS deemed advisable by
the secretary Of the interior, has been
favorably reported.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-02
YOUNG
WIDOW
Burns Mans Face With
Acid andiSShot Down
By Him

Los ANGELES, Feb. 29.--Mrs
Charleste l.. Noyes. a wealthy young
widow, was shot and Instantly killed
early this morning at her home by W.
p. McComas, a mining engineer, who
had ben friendly with her for several
months. McComas called at the won.
ans home yesterday afternoon. and
about midnight the two quarreled.
McComas alleges that the woman
dashed a cupful of sulphuric acid in
his face and the shooting followed.
McComas Immediately rushed out of
the house and into the Hotel Pepper
near by, where a dancing party was
going on Here he announced that he
had just killed woman, and gave his
revolver to one of the men there.
McComas hlistered face and hands
and discolored hair seem 10 bear out
his statement that the woman dashed
acid over him.