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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06

Con numorosa concurrencia di6 ano-
che Pubillones su Hogando espectaculO en-
el circo dc Puerta do Terra. A mas de los
ejercicios y artistas quo encomiamos on el
nj1mero de aver, llamaron extraordinaria-
%sRso dosainadas d atS1Soh z poo
anamos otomtGdOs = unos bales de negritos
de sabor tipieo = original. Esta noohe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06

Aver lunes, cumpli6 un aflo que fu6
consagrado en- Madrid nuestro reverendo
sefior Obispo Diocesano.
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Donde meior So come Y mas harat

Donde meior Sc come mas barato en-
esta Capital, es en- la fonda elias Delicias"
de Aquilino Martinez, Totuan 36, donde
ofrecen deiarle ustod satisfecho de todo.
Tambi6n SO adoiten abonos la carta, con
pan, hielo y vino, por 20 pesos mensuales
que es una verdadera ganga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06

Para rofr8scar y satinar la piel, impi-
pidiendo 10 formation do manchas y ex-
crecencias sobre el cults, asi como para
curar todas las afeccione9 herpeticas, en-
peines, barros y espiniLlas, hay un reme-
dio eicaz y probado: Ia Looi6n Antiherpe-
tica del Doctor Monies. Ademas de ser
una deliciosa aqua de tocador, es remedio
nioo PoE 5u eeaqia toddp para a eTtar Tda Ia caSpa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06
RlLLETEs De PuERT0.RIcn

Sc coynproneten billetes de la Loterfa
Provincial, d pagar una renta cada sorteo.
A Ia voz sirve pedidos para ell extranjero.
Dirigirse Rafael r. Palacios y Salazar.
San Juan Puert0-BicO. 15-11
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ofrece ell simpatjco coronel una selecta
funci6n con un variado programa y exhi-
bici6n de novedades, y segdn tenemos en-
tendido, los hermanos MOmOpOJG0 har5n
ejercicios en- la cuerda f1oja, y al final....
batacazO.
Devocionarios coronas f1nebres cin-
turones de piel, peines de marfl, perfu-
meria francesa, jugueteria, objot0s de
pOrcelana.
Todo ell mundo del Bon ton
que de comprar tiene CANA
Objet0s de seneaci6n,
acude L0 GGd6tGMG
de Garden.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06

Aver SO vendieron en- competencia en-
esta Ciudad 55 bocoyes azdcar de la ha-
cienda 'Media Luna" q pesos 80 centa-
Yoa comprados por A. Rauschenplat.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06
LAEsTRELLADE ORO de SALIVA

DOR MASJJAN San Francisco 42-Capital Sc acaba
de recibir gran surdo de calzado para cabaeros,
tovencitos nillos, de dversas cleses formas, ia
mate botines de escambron para los seGores sacer-
dotes los que padezcan de caos; botines de bece-
jovencitos botines borceguies mlitaTes de los
Damados de Reglamento gran varedad en- polainaS
zapatos para sefloras cOntindOse entire estos los
de razo negro color de rosa blancos; polainitas
de cabrita blanca para nnos; zapatitos para 6e5Ss.
2apatlas para senoras senoritas caballeros de ale
fombra, ca1amazo tatlete piel nonnato. Cintas y
flores para adOrnos de sombreros y gran surtido de
sombreros adornadosy cascos. ApFovecharla OCCASION
moo olvidar la casa La EsTRELLA DE Ono, San Fran
cisco ~ 1913
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06

FRANCISCO T. VEGA.-Luna 62.
Puerto Rico.-Sirve cualquier pedido de
fsia como no para rS e 81 Extranjero, r pudiendo
remitir dos sorteos q la vez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06
De F'El Correo de Ultramar":
de Garden,

FL tempo que marca el nuevo de-
cretO dc segunda ensenanZa para termi-
mar los estudios del bachillerato es de Gin
CO anos. En dicha disposition no SO fila
edad para ell ingreso en- la segunda ense,
fanZa. Sc cursaran dos afios de frances.
La catedra do Psicologio, L6gica y Etica,
que hoy esta dividida en- dos, vuelve & re-
fundirse en- una. Las aaignaturas van
gradualmente ordenades, d0sde las mas
elen9ntales hasta las de mayor importan-
cia en- estos esrudios, con Objeto de ir pau
1atinamente preparando Ia intoligencia del
alumnO v evitar confusion de ideas. Co.
Ga curse parece que SO compOndxa de tres
asignaturas. No sera obligatoria nj la ola
SO de Gimnastica nj Ia de Dibujo"
Hemos sido obsoqUiados con el mime
rO de ella ReviatA Massachusetts, Bano-
ft'' dodicada q Ia r>ropa g@nda dol eegur0
de vida segdn e1 ''fuavo ai8ta1na". Vieno
con lecture amena instructive. El ag.n-
to general On esta isla es don Ram0;
Lopez y sub agente on esta Capital don
AdrianO Lopez, San Francisco ndn1ero 67,
redacci6n de LA CORREsPONDMNCIA.
ella Dulce AliaDza. IN. Roman y
Compaflfn, Cruz 3Os Almac6n vonta a
detail. Ferrotor1a y q1inc21la. Logitimo
coTnentO Portland. A]ambro para corcas.
Bnul@B malatas iDg}esas. I02p0rmeableE.
A AparatOs para alunbrado el6ctrico. ......
la mar.
Todo bueno, bonit0 barato
en- 81 r2rn0 de f0rreterla
y en- capricbos de quincaller1a
Y ademas I'm f1n1aixa0 trato.
mo Sc 81 SO fia!.
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Ha llegado 4 osta Capital, donde pien-
sa permauGc~., brovos d1as, el notable con-
certista do piano don r. S. Albors, primer
prarnio de los Conservatorios de Madrid
y Paris. La prensa de Cuba viene prodi-
9ando entueiastas elogios q la esmeradfsi-
ma ejecuci6n, impieza y galanura de
fraseo musical, exquisite gUsto artistfco
Y profurdo conocimientO de los mas diff
Giles autores, que el se1or Albors ha reve-
lado en- sus co0ciertos; donde al traducir
esos poemas ftos6fcos de Ia mtsica 'wag-
neriana," ha arrebatadO & los inteiigentes
con originates y soberbios efectianaos, Co.
lebrariamos poder Or al sefor Albors y
aumentar con nuestros aplausos la gloria
de artista que le circunda, maxine hoy,
que la presencia en- esta Capital del se6or
Brindis de Salas, podrfa facilitar la orga-
nizaci6n de una expl6ndida fiesta musical.
Fl RECREO es el nombre del kiosko de la
primera giorieta de Puerta de TERRA don
de las personals de gusto van disipar sus
ponas. Todo ALI es dulco, t0dO agrada-
ble, hasta su duef1o, Arnau, q. es un buen
chico que entiendo la aguja de marear.
Hay sillas para los que Quieran tomar ell
fresco, caf6-nectar puro, refrescos, licOres,
cerveza etc etc. Al RecTeO la gente de
custo. 15-5
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Venta de Casas 5;:; z:9:s E $:;:;5 = ;:: S;s !:

dos cases bien situadas y que producen
buena rentar
Informes Meltz y Gambia, Fortaleza
II. 14-13
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BlLLETES De LA LOTERIA De PUERTO -RICO.-
Los Ofrece L. Sanchez Morales, bajO con-
trato pOr tOdos los sorteo= de Ia nueva con-
cesi6n, y en- cantidades mayores de SO BIZ
lletes. lO-4
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Sc AVISA las personals con quienea
ell Doctor salicrup haya dejado compromi-
SOS pendientes con referencia su profe-
sion, SO dirija22 a la casa dc don Arturo
Leon, call0 de Ia Fortaleza ntlmero II, 81
que 50 ha hecho cargo de cumplir con di-
chos compromises. 15-6
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propio para nifos, cuya casa es de necesi-
dad para 81 ObietO expreaado."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06

Abordo del vapor correo 'FLeon XIII, :"
embare6 hoy pora la Pen1neula 81 distin-
de nuestro apreciable amigo ell respectable
magistrate de csta Excma. Audiencia
D. Enrique Dioz Guijarro. Lleve feliz via
je nuestro jovon amigo y que el 6xito mas
complete corone los est21dios que va pro-
seguir en- las universidades de la Madro
PxatFia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06

Ha fallecido en- esta Capital, Ia nina
Ines Chavarria y Tejada, hija del inteli-
ciban sus amantes padres, Ia expression de
de nuestra mas sentida condolencia.
Surtido nunca visto de- tiras bordadas
suizas clariny tupidas de todos los anchos
y los mas eIegantcs cuellos punos ingle-
ses y alemanes, forrna Golf-renedic, Me-
xic0 y chic, en- clos Dependencies, For
taleza 33.-OJO.-Antes de comprar ca
mas y colchones v6anse las que SO han re-
cibido en- este establecimiento { cuarenta
moldes diferentas). Arriv1 Gonzalez y
Compahia, (Socicdad en- Comandita).
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06

CEMENTO PORTLAND LEGITIMO en-
barriles de 800 ibras cada uno, detallan
$4-Y5 barril J. T. SILVA Y Co.-San Juan
Puerto-Rico 15-5
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HOTEL Y RESTAURANT La Coto7csoa
San Francisco 56 y Luna 9.-Exct=l4nt0a
habitacionee para transol1Otee. Conida
& la carta cualquier h0ra dol dia haata
las doce de la nocho. Procios popular8a. z
Sc cotiza cafe en- esta plaza $685. cla-
ses corrientes para Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06

Aver faIleo;6 ropantinanente en-
Il Vega baja la virtuosa y apreciable
sehorita Carmen, hija amantfsirna
de nue8tro amigo don Ramon Arias.
Nos asocianos a Ia pena que el ami
go Arias y toda Sill farnlli'a experimentan
por tan luctuosO acontecimien6o. Descan
SO en- paz Ia jOven, que SO habla granjeado
Ia estimaci6n de todos por sus virtudes.
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kSOClAClON DE ACRICULTORES
De PUERTO RICO

Conseio de Observation-Disclosures haben-
do tendo efectO la Junta General ordnara convOcada
para e 10 del que eSpira en- session Ordnara del dia
de hoy IN acordado convocarla de nuevo para ell
81 del prdXimo mes de Agosto las dos de la arde,
Cuyo acto tendra lugar en- el salon de Ia casa que
ocupa la ASOriaciOn, cale de San Jose numero 7.
Con arreglO al articulO 28 del ReglamentO, Ia
Junta cOnSltur en- djchO dia, cualqulera que sea
acuerdos que Sc serdn Obigatorios para touos
los SOciOs.
Los one no quieran no puedan concurrir dlcha
reunion pOdran hacerse representa- pOr los que asls
tan r~ediante autorizaci0n escrta drijda al Presi
dente de Ia Association.
Debiendo tratarse en- dcha Junta, entire otros par
ticulares de algunOs muy interesantes relatives al
CAME de la Moneda circulante Otras sOlictudes
pcndpnt@S ante ell CObi2rnO, el ObetO de auXllar
nueHtra Agricultural sac1ndoIa de la postraclon y
punt,ul a~&tr!ra dichO acto de todos los senOres
AsocaGos al cteco publica el presente de 6rden
de Ia Presid"nca en- Puerto REQ 81 de Julio de 1895
lei Secretaro, Manuel +. RoSS7.==V" BEL Pres-
dente =. s lei Vice, Julian f. Blanco. 5=3
Ha fal;a~idn en- Morovis el honrado
agricult>r don Miguel GeIp1 y Torr0ns
Duranto 81l 2rga a5f~rEn, dad, nos dice I'm
amigo do 08o p>t bio, ha :,xperirrantadO ia
les recoai>5a les, hast5> ol exGrarno que age~
gurar muri0 de hombre. D6nde est5 la
caridad? D.scango en- paz Ell que va no
exist0
Er, Ia nocbo del ditirno domingo tuvo
efecto u*a ani1nadIsima jarana en- la ca
ga de nueatro buen amigo don Jose Elias
de Santiago, en- Aibonito, & la que concu
rrier0n varies so1oritas y j6venes de Coa-
mo. Elias, tan oncantadoras como STEM
pre-.
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MnVlMIEHTn De Ykp0RES.

espafoi ''Ni'osto5, 8:slio i "a del paaado
de Cadiz para esta Capital.-El espafiol
"Ciudad de Cadiz sali5 el 81 del pasado
de Oadiz, directo para este puerto.-El es-
paf10l "M6jico" 10 hizo el.miemo dia de Ia
Habana On su viaje a"tiLlanO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-06

De la Coiba: & Ell primero de Agosto
tona6 possession 81 nuevo Ayuntamiento pa
ra el cuaI fueron designados de ofoio
concejalos. Sc procedI6 la formation
de ternas dando el siguiente resultado:
Para Alcalde, don Luis de Cells, don Jose
T. Quinonos y don Lauro Rivera; para
primer teuiente de Alcalde, don Jose T.
Quifones, don Lauro Rivera = don Eleu-
torio Pinero; para segundo teniente, don
Lauro Rivera, don EIeuterio Pinero y don
Sandalio Feliciano; para S1ndicos: propie-
tario, don Angel Ramos, suplente, don
Eleuterio Pinoro. RI nuevo Conceio 10
compon n dos individuos del partido in
condicio1aly = 81 resto de personals retrai-
das do la polltica de liberales.
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AVS1.-AyeE ma1lana Sc Ie extravia-
cE ron al que sqsohibg al salir de Ia Diputa-
bi!letes apartados de la Loterla Provincial
del sorteo de 10 Gel corriente n1meres1 256
1894, 1O.486, 13 O35 y 1865. No obstante
haberso dado conocimiento la Admins
TRACTION del ramo para que no SO paguo
niuguno que sa7ga premiado, go gratifi-
cara al que los presente & su duef1o en- la
calle dc s. Francisco ndmero 81, frente
al COliseo.-E. MEDINA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
c,MpBrLL's SCHEME.
Ash vile GleaningS.

ASHEVILLE, y. c., March 16.-Spe-
ciaI-A large crowd Of Ajneville people
left this morning for Galveston, Texas.
They are going to take situations in
cotton factory al Galveston, having been
induced TO 90 by an agent sent out by
the factory.
There were nfty-one persons in the par
tv. besides a number of children.
The Bryson city Manufacturing Comra-
nv shipped $1,000 insulator pins Monday
ana will snip 10000 next Monday. This
looks like business.
\ new enterprise hos started up IN
This county 1t is known as the Valley
Mill. situated On Upper Hominy creek
and is owned by II. j. CASTOR n co.
The new mill, which is located near ran
and county roads, opened for business
last Monday. and IS grinding wheat rye
corn. etc. By the roller process. the
water-pCwer is ample, and the mil hds
"a capacity of thirty-fiVe barrels day.
Metz. who played second base for the
Ashcyille baseball team last season VIII
not be one Of the players this season
as he rs signed with Petersburg III
the Virginia State League
This news was very Disappointing 10
the cranks, for they had hoped tha'
Metz would drift this way again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
4 Day al Mount Nernol.

I think you will like to hear about my
visit TO Mount Vernon, the nome OF
George Washington. 1t took us about an
hour TO get there by the steamer. There
is a long plank walk up 10 the mousse
which is on hill. on the way up We pass
ed Washington's tomb; also that OF Mar
thu Washington. his wife. Several family
graves surround them. We did not stop
10 look at them then. because there
were so many people there already, but
we went TO the Mount Vernon grounds
and sat down TO eat our lunch on bench
away back Of the house.
After lunch we went into the house.
The different rooms are furnished by
different States. People are not allowed
10 20 into many rooms, but the doors
are left open, with bars In front, ana
we looked into them. ON the floor OF
WashiDgton's room are mis- Vallse ana
several other things. His desk Is lett
omen. and the bed on which he died -
In tho room. Opening from the room IS
a small storer0om and dressng-room.
I'm this dressing-rOOm Mrs. Washington
had a small bed so that she might attend
her husband during his Illness. There
are great many other rooms, but none
as interesting as this. ON the next story
is The room in which Martha w ashlhS tol
staid after General Washington dled. IL
Is SAID tndl SNt NdA liAiii 80 - 49,
where she could see his tomb from her
window. 1t is also said that che never
left her room from the time OF WASH
ington's death to that of her own In the
lower right-hand corner Of the door there
is a piece cur out. and we were told
that was for Martha's cat TO come III
and so out.
When we mad seen the inside or the
house we went oIt In front 10 see the
outside. 1t is painted white, TN green
blinds. in front of the house Is deer
park. The kitchen Is an o!d-fashioned
one. and is not joined to the house, but y
beside H. 1t has a real old-iashioned
fireplace with some blue bottles On the
mantel-pece. Next the kitchen IS vel
| from which the pals of water are crawn
| up by means OF chain. y title way
| off from the kitchen is the buffers iccse
| also the gardeners. We went after
wards 10 the greenhouse. There were
| lots of plants and a pretty gard N u
| front There were some magnolia i.te'
that the gardener said Washington plant
| ed himself. II,
| In brick enclosure, with gate "nici
| is always locked, are the two graves y
| George and Martha Washington. ine'
| are Of fine white marble, with the III
| scyiption carved very plainly Inc o'ne
| graves surround these, ana ha'o al
iron fence around them.
From an old man standing near W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17

An echo of kisses comes to us from
Nicnna-a joyous echo. what would the
soprano be without the amorous tenor
Take away the latter and nothing would
he left, as we used to say al school
The astounding OsCrhtCrN news rom
Vienna Is that Nine. Nina LenlhOld,
tue ugcuue Of the Raimund Ihcalre, a
raVishing personality. has refused 10 De
kissed on the stage The stage KISS has
hitherto been supposed to ne a simple,
iunOcuous performance; but ntr husband
poor Jealous man, has foIpi9deh her 10
receive the stage hug and KISSES. Now,
il ID were what has long been pOpulalI%
termed soldering people not aHecleu
i'm the cardiac region thus NuBaIly can
it-thfs mandate, perSumapiN tHe dCt
of an anxious hubby, could he unuetaloou.
There would be ground for y. As tHe
stage kiss deceiVes no one, III opera par
tcularly except perhaps a Few palp-'a-
ling "Vouug things" the refusal by the
lady to allow herself to be KISSED is an lne
more. iurofoprebenSiblc The lady. IL APP
pcars told the kisser-Mr han%chnCl1 It
gallant man. gallant in spite Oh hiil4'. .,,.
that he would have 10 stop Apply HlS
himself TO the kissing TASK VII 50 l'0 IL
realism RanZcnberg foli htr lldi nc
rinulN followed the authors hSFutiio,ns'
hat her husband was 9otnlHs 90 III
ANA that il she desired II ne NCuIu zen
h"l "fr.sh' spouse that these KISSES 10
order dtd not give MIN any 49, 10
pleasure. 40 remedy WI ~ t,oatre
either. from the director OI ~ ~ bue,
90
N3r1 fo The country and Out IN tHc re- 49,. "a
her existence In a perpetual money inooii'
and she resigned. - 800 ,,iouant
There can be few Things IIiUie nh tbje
90 - orcra singers than reports IKE this'
,rbov don't throw their souls INTO nc
Kissing very much, though We al
minded of a story about "a h,oas| Il,
clasping the soprano 10 ,oId ID her mat ne
80 itie budding her Guiding on Tue
s yt.ol li'' She calmly replied. wv NAT
81 tou would look If you got an en-
core,'' The usual amount 81 e1tLoid
49,, bos been published on the heIlt" Jiu
anairc du coeur-ahan0 -"
husbands part. ,,o, Booth saws
Mile. Lola suggestive nalle, 1T wbict
10 kiss or the stage Is lion cone
! only becomes somethluS ~4'~
| Desrrhho ,yholS matter ISN'T worth ne,
| exclaimed Nile Biedermanh q t,,r lone
| should be on the silent - iadv owl
/ da%flv knows thing or t"o3 3ort IL II
| Sfars Kiss Is on the contrd p ~. tr,e
furry and vulgarly loud. us Wv
| lis nifty. pity tits true. ,uo peni (hoy
80 nh stage kiss" says Mic. itpi 49, 49,
~ ,:iorlSner. "goes off with me PVm
| AZ AZ On ~ The cheeks of the actress VIM i'
coives II. -, writes Jenny Ghii
| OIL ~ the freside. domesuclty, CIV ,
| saw aHoi' Inc famous Berlin actress CO. CO.
| Saod,,pe Sans-ficne IN tte iu' 90
nantance OF the word. I me Used
wishes me 20 KISS or Z, ,oitb conyictioi
| give =" AS an artist | I'LL my roie
ana "a moi accomplish an act OF persona
will" ,,..ioc NJ the Opera at Paris
nsS ~ an actr as docs not reserve.
| says i,.sct The right 20 play only tn
| nSI snf rosieres. or OF PIX re Hs'tu
| / cannot comprehend why sne s ro,,rier
| lei herself be kissed --AiuSi0"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
Jun " ON
FURNISHES THE PROOF.
Unimpeachable Evidence That bis REM
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General A. B. Catlin, formerly Deputy
surveyor of the port of New York. is
veteran Of the army and a wsl-known
Republican politician. He says: ror
wears | suffered from catarrh. Inns
winter my condition was terrible. i
consulted many well.known sp ecialists,
hut failed to obtain any relief until 1
used Munyon's Catarrh Cures. -hey
completely restored me to health.
ne q ,orge +. Brooks. 10 Tremont
stceet Cembridgeport, Mass, says:
nee MUNYON'S Remedies extensively III
NV nractics. 1 have never seen any
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buffalo. says: "A patient or NINE ma1
a great sufferer from dyspepsia. NY
remedies afforded him but little rehel'
hui since taking Munyon's Dyspepsia
Cure he has entirely recovered.
II space permitted hundreds or tes.i-
MONIES could be printed or those wno
have been cured of rheumatism, ~
pepsia. Catarrh, Kidney and Liver Non,,
plaints. Asthma, Bronchitis, coughs anu
Colds, and all forms of nervous disola. ,,,
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cases Rheumatism cured in from ohe
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Munyon's Vitalizer imparts new HE anu
vlgor to weak and debilitated men, frlce
Those who are in doubt as to the ma
ture of their disease should address FRO
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an cnaroe. The remedies will be sent 70
anv address on receipt of retail price,
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THE FINANCIER, FIGGAT
TIE SENSA TT0N8L STORY or THE
LEIINGT TON DEFA Utter.
some New and Interesting Facts Connected
With Him and Hts Crimc--iils Present
Whereabouts.

LEXINGTON, VA. March l6.-Special.
Lexington has won an uueuviable repu-
tati0n before the world as having pro-
duced one of the shrewdcst of bank
robbers. "a prince OF the profession
whose successful methods in ~obDng the
only bank here pass upon he record as
a piece OF the most brilliant thieVeFy
that can be found upon the pages Oh
the financial history OF this great couh-
try. Tho fan OF THE Bank OF LeXihB-
ton" one Of the Oldest ard, thought 10
be. strongest, banking institutions 10
the South. has sent the name %
and absconding cashier. coupled with
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bought a tiny wooden hatchet, and he
said that II was made from cherry tree
that grew In Mount vernon re gave
us sorne dried magnolia leaves that he
said came off tree Washington plant
cd we took them home and pressed
them. when the hour for the boat to
come approached we went down to the
landing picking some wild flowers on the
way.
A we went home we passed Alexandria
and old Fort washington. We saw the
Episcopal Christ church that Washing
ton attended. think his pew Is No. 50
or 80. but / am not sure. | pressed some
of the flowers that i brought from Mount
Vernon.-Eleanor Lowell Little in Har-
per's Young People
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Planters National Bank,
Richmond, Va, March III. lSa''

AT meeting Of the Board Of DlF gof,oIGs
of this bank, held this Day inc io'''"
ing resolution was adopted; ii. ro-
Resolved, That this Board deeply ,, a
prets the death of william ID Quarletai'
wbo has been associated with this INST INST
tuition for the past twenty-tf Inv faiyyS Sfpil
ness TO duty during all this long period.
and to his general pleasant and courteous o
manner So gentle and unassumlh1ss !, nag nag
ha 'i,intforn1Iv been, that ne has endeared
hIroseif 70 ali of his companions and TO thls
Hoard ali of whom greatly. mourn ms
loss and we tender our, sincere SYN. syn
nathv TO his bereaved family ana huhiei-
GUS i'i9 RICHARD II. SMITH. Cashier.
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MIR rrytNGroN BANK PUDDING.

no there will be an array of counsel on
both sides, and the fight will no DOUBT
be a hard fought one and full Of IN
terest. 40,
The money stringency caused by the
closing of the bank under the circum-
stances that It did. is still felt here IN
all lines, and Will be for a long the
~ come. but taking everything into con-
slderaton. business is moving along with
every indication of an Improvement
frmcr confidence and a safer basis than
before.