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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-09

todas las enfsrmedades, tanto de usted como de-
otros, alejar 81 dolor los vicios sin m6dicos y
sin medicinas. Puede usted elevarse hasta oci
par una posici6n envidiable, hasta ser verdatit
ramente ell primero entire los hombres, y realiza
todos sus deseos.
No SO puede decir nj contar las grandezas. ou.
parecen milagros, de esta maravillosa ciencia
Le presentara usted posibiidades oportuni-
dades nuevas para que prospere en- Ia vida en-
las que jam&s SO hs atrevido usted pensar Por
medic de esta ciencia les ha vsnido Ia feicidad.
Ia riqueza Ia prosperidad muchos que por
muchos amos habisn luchado en- vano por ser fe,
Ices que no consiguiendolo, estaban "a casi
desesperados. -
Ell Professor Segno le dice usted e1actamente
10 que debe hacer para ganar mucho dinero
para prosperar notablemente en- ID vida.
NJ E. Druy, de Sedan, Francia, dice 10 81,
guiente: "Su sistema me ha proporcionado el
6xito en- los negocios que tanto ansiaba No cabe
duda que es 81 magnetismo que ejerce su in
fuencia, no SO debe 10 casualidad; es un hecho
cientftico comprobado, ell cual me ha enselado
conocerme mi mismo y conocer ejercer
infuencia sobre los demas."
Dice ell Sr. L. Sevey, dc Londres, Inglaterra
EN- su sistema he hallado 10 que por tanto
tempo busqu6 hasta ahora en- vano Por medic
de 81 Sc han podido Zanzibar todas las tendencias
de mi pensamiento, obteniendo asf un nuevo
rumbo para mi vida. Cada dia me sisnto mas
fuerte mas joven; asimismo halo que este
sistema es la clave del 6xito en- los negocios."
La Srta. Cepha, de Hackensack, N. j., dice
asi: "Vuestro sstema me ha sido dc muchisima
ayuda; por medic de So Influenza estoy com
prometida para casarme con un joven ire
probable, el cual va ha comprado por anticipate
una casa para que nos sirva dc moradadespues
de casados."
Acabamos dc publican unos cuantos rniles dc
ejenplares del nuevo libro escrto por el Professor
Segno, titulado "El Camiao.al Exito," para
demostrar las grandezas de esta oiencia, de- este
gran descubrmiento, obsequiaremos con un ejem-
plar todas las personals que % Unforeseen Ell
conocerlo. Queremos quo ppsea usted un ejem-
plar que despues de leerlo q liable de elx aigdn
amigo. Con seguridad que 81 guerra uno.
Cuando sc acaben todos los ejemplsres que
hemos publicado en- esta OCCASION, este Hbro cos
tara dinero; pero ahora 10 puede usted obtener
absolatamente grxtis
Direction: Dept. IT'S, Institute Americana
de Mentalismo, Los Angeles, California
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Entered the Post Ofoe San Juan P. R
as second class matter July 1900.
h Correspondents de Pto. Rico
PRECIo DE SUBSCRIPTION
EN- TODA LA ISLA
For medic de los Agentes un ndm S 0-02
Directa: On trimestre orc. 1926
Unsemestre :" ......$ 4-50
Unafio por adelantados8-00
En- ei exterior. Unaiio ORC. $500
EN- "MORMON TABERNACULO

En- la ciudad de ttSalt Lake" er
pals mormon, dieron un POGO que
hacer al presidente.
Pidieronle que hablara en- el "Mor
mon Tabernaculo", y en- Ia SUnita
rian Church" mostrAronse desconten
tos por clio. Hay, a 10 que parece,
en- aquel pats, luchas y discordias por
cuestiones religiosas, y la disposi-
cion del presidente a concurrir al
temple mormon, produjo 10 que
aquf Sc llama dimes q dlretes y unas
cuantas alternatives que dieron al
gun trabajo de conciiaci6n al pre-
sidente.
Habl6 este en- el Tabernaculo So
bre un tema realnente btblico, dice
un peri6dico pasando despues al
temple de los unitarios y cuyos SER
vcios atendi6.
Las noticias no dicen 81 ell presi-
dente, en- su discurso en- Ell Taberna-
culo, hablo de la poligamia
en- que los mormones viven.
ESQ hubiera sido un bien, porque
como las leyes de los Estados Uni
dos, y tambien las de esta isIa, con-
sideran un dehto la poigamia y el
c6dgo le castiga severamente, la
OCCASION era buena para participar
q los mormones estas noticias.
Muchos piensan q. 81 en- lugar de
Utah hubiera estado Puerto Rico
y en- lugar de mormones hubiera ha-
bido natiuos, Sc hubiera hecho pu-
bhco un mensaje fulminando contra
el crimen de tener varias mujeres,
pidiendose una ley al Congreso para
detener tan estupendo atentado con
ira los codigos de la isla y de los Es-
tados Unidos.
Afortunadamente, aunque no Sc
sabe 81 aquf Sc ha dicho la ultima
palabra acerca de la monogamia, en-
esta isla, mo hay que temer que nj los
nattuos, nj los mormones, sean per-
seguidos por ese delito. Los prime
ros por que no cometiendoie, no ha
lugar al castigo; los segundos, por-
que henos convenido que no mere
cen castigo, aunque lie cometan.
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1920
HUMORlSMO

Tn hterato de los mas oon1erio,
por gu talento y por su pereza, con
Il cual dicho Sc esta que sasta mu-
cho V CANA POGO, sc puso muy cnfer-
mo tiltimamente, v en- una de las
visitas que le hizo el medico, le diio
He pedido Dios que no me- qW
tc Ia vida, hasta que eonsisa paga.
todas mis- dcudas.
-Ese sentlniento es muy nnbl,
y lc honra usted-le eontest6 n
Galeno-y por mi 2arte estoy @e-u-
70 de Que Dios le oirz 4 usted
-Fues amigos eSta ustesi s.
guro de ESQ, aaadi6 el Gtersto,-
puede listed retirsrse, porque cnton-
ceS 10 lie morire runeS-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-09

UTIL.- Ell alcohol s6lido Sc pre-
p ara calentando al banomaria l.00C
p artes de alcohol. Por regla general
Sc usa alcohol desnaturalizado. Gu
ando ell fluido alcansa una tempera.
tura de 60 grades centigrados Sc ana
den 80 parties de jab6n seco y ralladc
y dos parties de gonna laca. Sc agita
el hquido hasta que Ia substancias
adicionales esten completamente
disueltas, y entonces Sc echa la mes
ella en- latitas y Sc tapan en- el acto.
La mezcla Sc soidifica al enfriarse
CURIOSO.- 81 hemos de dar
credito a una information acerca
la psicologfa de las nnatematicas, los
que a ella Sc dedican prefieren en-
tire todos los deportes la primitiva
y sencilla Marcia 4 pie.
Los matematicos alemanes traba-
jan principalmente por Ia noche, y
los latinos por la nahana. Ambos
son grandes dormilones. Los auto
res de Ia information han hecho a
uno que Sc contenta con seis horas
de sueho esta reflexi6n ironica:
dc sueno esta reflexion ironica:
"iQue colega tan feiz" Todo en- ell
preconizan la sobriedad, exception
hecha de un aleman que aconseja
conner bien, y condenar el uso del
alcohol, y en- menor grado el del te,
del cafe y del tabaco Como Sc We
son gentes perfectas. Para terminar
dando una idea dc 10 minucioso de
la information, diremos que en- gene
raj prefieren trabaiar sentados a
trabajar de pie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-09
DA SU SECRETO AL MUNDO. =
UN DESCUBRIMIEN 70 NOTABLE HECFO PoR
UN HOM8RE NOTABLE
Al Are de Faseac1n al Podcr de Encan 1osSecos DEL
Magnetso Personal, Todo ESQ Sobtepuja Ia Verdadera
Fuerza que Gobierna Domino las Mentes de
Hombres Mujeres

HUMANE
FUERzA MARAv1LLosA
ToDAS LAS ENFERMEDADEs
FAcILITA LA MANERA DE NFLuIR EN- Ell AMINO
QUERAMos.
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MeIcado de azucar.
New York, Octubre 8. Ell
mercado cerro hoy sus opera
clones al precie de APO, &io.
liEspa6oleS y ameriCanos!!

Espaloles y Americanos,
Puerto-riquenos y Cubanos,
Franceses y Alemanes
Turcos y Chinos,
Japoneses y Tagalos,
TODOS, pero todos convienen en-
QUE
No hay mas que Tabonucol para
lie catarro!" -.
Tabonucol para la TISIS, asma,
ronquera, tos.. -.
Venden al por mayor
SAN JUAN:-Sres ]. NJ. Blanco Y
Co,
Don F. Guillermety.
PONCE D. T. Moscoso, Sres
F. Ruiz de Porras.
al detail las principales farmacias
del mundo.
Precio:-7J centavos.
Nadle SGbe que su casa es-
I'd desalqualada. Made 10 sa-
be, porque usted no 10 anuncia.
81. desea alqualar su casa qus
ahora no le produce NADIA an in
caela en- 'Lc Correspondent
caa" Para eStd cldse de dnun-
CLOS hay en- este daarao preaos
especaale. may tmitados.
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Concerto en-
Rio Piedras.

Manana domingo, por la noche,
efectuara un concerto en- Rio Pie
dras, la conocida profesora de piano
sonora Matilde Girona de Berries.
Los numeros del programa son muy
escojidos y resultara el acto un YER
dadero acontecimiento artistico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-09
Ultima hOra.

Conflagracion europca tcmese
convcniencia asuntos Mclilla nacio-
mes cxtrangeras tiemblan ante car
gamento camas, colchones, roperos,
tocadores ybaratillo telas. CIELO
Fortaleza 25.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-09

T0eto yerro me parece, sd6iendo,
( preg,t',tar, como, ignorando, res
pondey. Ertrenao. :. es Greer 4 to-
: dos, g yerro no Greer q ninguno.
: -Rcjas.
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CONSULToRIo DEL
Or. Gonzalez Martinez.
F0RTALEZA 66.

Tratamiento especial de las enfer-
medades de las Was urinarias de
Ia matriz practica de todas clases
de intervencioues quirdrjicas y prin-
cipalmente de operaciones abdomi-
males.
Laboratorio de Bacteriologis y
Uro.ogia clinicas-Analisis microsco-
pioo J qufmico de telidos Y humores.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04

sponse. and all was carried out as plan
ned. Even the sun, that had shone
fitfully during the morning, came out
at noon, flooding the beautiful grounds
with light aud adding Its golden rays
to the general rejoicing. When James
J. Hill was introduced he was greeted
by . demonstration, recalling the tu-
mults in honor of the favorites at the
national political conventions, 1t being
several minutes before he could begin
his address. A striking feature of the
parade which received the popular ap-
plause was the Japanese sailors from
the cruisers AsO and Soya. The entire
program was carried out with military
precision, when at noon, Pacific time,
Taft in the White House pressed the
golden key, the flags were Junfurled
bells set to ringing, machinery started
and the curious Japanese fireworks
were exploded. Tonight banquet to
the distinguished guests will lie given
at the New York building.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04
STATE NEWS NOTES

At a school election Saturday $42, 900
worth Of bonds were voted for a new
high school building In Grand juno
tion.
Frank Parkhurst, a machine man
employed In the Gunnison tunnel, was
killed Saturday night by rock falling
from the roof Of the tunnel.
The storm Saturday night drifted SO
much snow into the snow sheds Of the
south Park branch of the Colorado
& Southern railway that Sundays
trains were several hours late into
Breckenridge. In some Of the sheds
and open cuts the snow was drifted to
u depth of over five feet.
Mrs. Belle Elton, aged 25 years, was
instantly killed In the cellar Of her
home In Denver Sunday evening. She
had gone into the basement to secure
food for the evening meal and II is
supposed that II, cropping about for the
switch controlling the electric lights
her hand came In contact with a poorly
insulated wire.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04

when the estimates under this sys-
TEN are submitted to Congress they
will provide only for those things
which are actually needed. Then
will arise the interesting question.
what will Congress do with the
estimatess If Congress follows its
custom it will cut out a number of
essentials and insert a large number
of non-essentials which are not for
the benefit of the army or the navy
but which are useful in furtheripg
the political interests of individual
Senators and Representatives. For
instance. provision will be made for
the purchase of supplies which are
not needed but which some con-
stituent Of Representative Blank
wants to sell to the army. Anoth-
er provision will be made for work
at such and such a navy yard so
that as many men as possible in
Representative somebody -else's dis
trict can be employed on the eve OF
the election, and so on. Then in
order to prevent the total from ex-
ceeding the estimates, some abso-
lutely necessary item will be cut
out. If congress pursues tina,
course the efforts of the admins.
tration to but down expences will
be abandoned and the old practice
of asking for four battleships, for
instance, in order to get two will be
reverted to. Under the circum,
stances Congress will be blamed as
whole, but will the people who
judge of the usefulness of their
Congressman by the number Of
men for whom he secures employ.
ment in the local navy yard. or by
the amount of patronage he secures
tor the local factory be wholly
blameless?
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04

PRESIDENT Taft is entering in
good faith on a system of economy
which will save the country many
millions of dollars if Congress will
do its part. There are some scep-
tics who point to the fact that every
administration has been inaugural
ed with burst of economy but that
the policy has soon been abandoned
and forgotten. The system OF
economy undertaken by the Taft
administration deserves more, how
ever, than dismissal on this ground.
The president has appointed SUBJ
committee of the cabinet to super
wise the estimates for federal ex-
penditures which are submitted to
Congress at the beginning of each
session and under the supervision
of this committee members of the
cabinet are being required to hold
down their estimates to certain fig
ures. The Secretary of the Navy,
for instance, has cut his estimates
to be submitted to Congress in
December $Io, 900 900 below the
for the current year.
The Secretary of War has been
asked to cut $4,000. 900 off the
army budget if possible and to cut
3ff Sac. 900, 900 at the least. The
new cabinet is doing its part, but
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04
Notice..

The board of trustees Of the Town OF
Dolores and the county commissioners
have decided on new dumping
ground for Dolores. You may dump
refuse south Of the stock yards where
the old road goes up the hill. All ami
mails must be buried; II drug out and
left lay on top OF the ground you are
liable to a heavy fine. 5000 reward
for information and proof of anyone
dumping elsewhere.
w. II. BRUMLEY,
S-l3 Town Marshal.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04

For Ssle-One span Of good servi-
ceable work horses and harness.
Horses may be seen at work near Ar
rioIa at ranch of Wilson Holmes, price
sI75 90 cash, Inquire Of A. A. Rust
Dolores Colo. 7-1O
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04
IRRIGATION DISTRICTS TROU.
BLES.

The report of the grand jury that
investigated the affairs Of the Mon.
tezuma Valley Irrigation District is
quite lengthy document, and the
indicting of K. P. Gordon and ]. T.
Duncan, directors, and w. F. Now
ry, secretary. charging them with
Irregularities in the conducting oi
the affairs of the district, has caus
ed considerable comment. and the
matter will be further aired at the
fall term of court.
The writer is we'll acquainted
with X. p. Gordon and w. F.
Mowry, and knows ]. T. Duncan
only in business way. The char.
ges brought against these gentle
men look bad in the grand jury's
report. but may look different when
explained before the court. We
have no apologies to offer nor pleas
to make in behalf of any of these
men. If they are misusing the
peoples money the sooner it is
brought to light the better. 1t is
fact. however, that the greatest
crimes are those that men commit
against themselves, and it is our
opinion, as we'll as the opinion OF
many others, that when the citizens
ofthe Montezuma Valley Irrigation
District voted to pay the Montezu-
ma Water & Land company $325..
600 for the old water system they
did. by such vote, willfully, wick.
edly, maliciously and feloneously.
conspire. combine and agree to
cheat and defraud" themselves out
of at least 5000. 900. With be-
ginning Of this kind is it any won.
der that loose methods have been
indulged in by directors and con.
tractors? Probably Mr. Camfield
conceived the idea that Mr.. Bar
mum entertained. viz: that the peo-
pie enjoyed being humbugged.
Mistakes are mistakes, and this
is no time to be discussing them.
An irrigation district, like an indi-
vidnal, that makes no mistakes
never accomplishes anything. The
Montezuma Valley is mighty EN-.
pire and mistake of a few thou
sand dollars is not going to put il
down and out. With wise man.
agement from now on it can have
the best and cheapest water system
in the State. There is within the
bounds of the District at the present
time more than 10000 acres Of
tillable land that, within ten years
with proper improvement, will be
worth $1oo per acre (and this is
very conservative estimate) or $4,.
600, 600. With the old inadequate
system this land was not worth $40
an acre. So considering al mis-
takes it is still fine investment.
The investigation of the affairs
Of the district has been a good thing
for both the district and the men
indicted. 1t shows that the people
and the court are interested in the
business matters OF the district, and
ifthe men indicted have been doing
business ION the square" it gives
them the opportunity to prove it to
the public and if they have made
mistakes which they can not salts
iactorily explain, it will have ten
dency to make them and their sue.
cessors more careful in the future.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04
Notice.

If YOU are not a subscriber to The
Star but receive a sample copy or two
do not be afraid of receiving a bill for
same This Is one Of our ways of ad-
vertising. Tske the paper and read II
aud If you like II subscribe for 1t, II not
hand it to your neighbOr, may be he
will like IL.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04

For Sale-Two leases with improve.
ments Oh school land, years lease on
so, and S year OH an 80 adjoining, on
Sagehen Flat. improvements consist
of two-story house, good granary and
all fenced with three wire fence. In
quIre Of II. H. Jones, Dolores, Col.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04
BLACK DECK.

MY Black Hawk-Morgan Stallion
will stand this season at the +. T..
Broad ranch two aud one-half miles up
the river, and OH Saturdays in Dolores
$40. 90 season. J. l.. SHULTZ.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04

Ladies and gents suits cleaned and
pressed. Work guaranteed. Rates
reasonable. Leave package at J. J.
Harris 4 Co.'S. store. Mrs. J. l.. Shultz.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04

For Sale-A return ticket to Pueblo
good till June %. Inquire Of Akin
Mercantile Company for further par
ticulars.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04
Business Locals.

For Sale-One three room house two
lots. a bargain. Inquire Of J. F.
McKeever. q
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

Spokane, May 2l.--No woman can
enter saloon In this state, nor can
liquor be sold to known drunkards or
intoxicated persons, on penalty of the
enforcement Of the new criminal code
which went into effect today.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04

Alliance, Neb., May 3O.-A terrific
wind has prevailed here all day, attain
ing velocity Of seventy miles an hour
at times. A portion of the Graham
grocery store was blown down, the
Crystal theatre air dome badly dam
aged and many buildings unroofed.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04

Sturgis, g. D., May 3l.-The most
severe rain and wind storm for years
passed over the Black Hills country
today. There were waterspouts in
some places. The streets here are
under water and great damage was
done property in this vicinity.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04

Temple, Texas, May 3l.--More than
score of people injured In a tornado
at Zephyr, we're brought here today
and are being cared for at the Santa Fe
hospital. Reports from Zephyr today
stated that up to daylight thirty-nine
bodies had been recovered from the
ruins.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04

Seattle. June 1.-The Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition that cost $40, ,OOO, 600
was officially opened at noon with fit-
ting splendor and ceremony and with
great multitude in attendance. The
military parade speeched President
1'aft's signal for setting the machinery
in emotion. Like magic was the re
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04

Gettysburg, May 3l.-The memory
of the regular enlisted men of the
United States army who gave up their
lives or fought in the Gettysburg cam
paign of 1858, was perpetuated in
granite on the famous battle-ground
today, when a monument erected by
act Of Congress was unveiled in the
presence Of President Taft.
The Dolores star., 1909-06-04

Cheyenne, Wyo., May 29.-The Wo-
mems Civic league has declared war
on dandelions and has interested the
children of the city in their extermina-
tion by Offering ten cents gallon for
all dandelion blossoms delivered at the
Industrial club. 1t is expected that
several hundred pounds of blossoms
will thus be prevented from going to
seed, and while the dandelions will
not be killed, their spread will be cur
tailed.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-07-29
DAODES MIGUEL PARTICULAR

torme vaya esta nueva popula.
ci6u aumentando V creciendo
mayureS seran las atenciones Y
privilegios que reciba el Terrific.
rio de mano de las autoridades
superiores en- Washington, las
cuales saben, naturalmente, que
10 que Sc mega 4 extranos V 4
subdltos de otras procedencias
NO Sc puede negar 4 ramas que
proceden de la misma cepa Y que
tienen derecho 4 exigir con voz
imperiosa las atenciones Y privi-
legios que ST conceden 4 sus de
mas coucludadanos.
Por otra partc, Nuevo Mexico
no es an pals tan malo como 10
pintan suS detractores. Si SURE
deficiencies Por ialta de aqua re.
gadera y de lluvia en- cambio tie
ne un clima que por regla gene.
rial Is mas benigno Y mas igual
que el dc cualuuiera otra region
q cOmarcu dc los Estados Uni
dos. 81 no recoje las inmensas
cosechus que es costumhre re.
colectar en- Kansas, Minnesota,
/ Nebraska, Iowa Y otros estados,
en- cambio no esta suJeto 4 fre
cuentes Y repentinos cambios dc
temperature nj Il los ciclones,
tornudos Y huraCanes que tan 4
mpnudo Sc desatan sobre aque.
/ Has communicates. 81 no es tan
rico nj tan fertil en- cierto g6nerc
/ de riquezas como la hermosa J
renombrada California, tampocC
Sc ha visto expuesto lamds 4 ca.
talismos de la naturaleza como
aqueI que hace pocos amos des
( truy0 la ciudad de San Francis
co, La opuleucia y actividad dt
los estados y ciudades del orien
te y del medic no debe causar en-
vida a los de por acd, pues bier
sahen que entire tanta magniti
cencia y grandiosidad hay ma
yor suma de miseria que la gu,
es concebible d eualquier ciuda
dauo de Nuevo Mexico, Asi g
que no tenemos raz6n para que
iarnos sino sobrados motives
para estar satisfechos de nuestr,
suerte.