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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-04-13

An exchange says that the full dress
of Philippine bride is said to be a
bright colored garter and chew of
gum while the regulation attire of the
groom is pair of Prince Albert spurs
and red necktie. 1t is only matter
of taste after all. An old gentleman
who recently visited in New York was
asked how he liked the looks of the
ladies, to which he replied: "First
rate; went to society ball and saw
one-half of them and then went down
to the sea shore and saw the other
half" Our new sister, the Philippine
belle, appears to be one look ahead
Wells Forum.
1t is sort of household joke that
Mrs. Jefferson considers nothing quite
right unless it is furnished by one par
ticular downtown store. Of course,
the monthly bill is pretty comprehen-
sive. 1t runs from glove-cleaning and
repairing to point lace and bric-a-brac.
The other day Mr.. Jefferson was look
ing over the latest bill, when he sud-
denly called out: "Genevieve, do you
send the baby down to Shields to be
bathed, tOO?"
"What nonsense; of course not!
Whatever makes you ask such an alb
surd question:" responded his wife.
"Oh, nothing; only in every bill l
notice the constantly recurring item,
'One kid cleanedv'- Chicago Times
Herald.
''That boy" said the inventor after
ward, reminded me of the first chew
of tobacco [ ever took. was about
as big as he is, and with two other little
fellows had saved up lot of scrap iron
and tin and zinc which we meant to
sell when the holidays came around.
There was a large boy in the neighbor-
hood Il think he must have become
bunco steerer afterward) who knew
our hoard. One day when we had
been in swimming he came to us and
said:
"'Say, you fellows, if you will give
me that tin and iron and stuff you
have, iii teach you how to chew
"The proposition struck us as being
very fair, particularly as he agreed to
furnish the tobacco. Well, we we're
quite willing, so he brought some old
Canadian cut down to sand bank by
the river. He divided the stuff into
three parts and gave us each one.
Then he said:
"'Now you must do exactly as [ say,
and you must do it right away or you'll
never learn to chew
"sNow, then he shouted, hold it up
1--WE held it up
"'Put it in your mouth he yelled.
ave put it in.
"'Chew' he Kissed dramatically.
1--WE worked away at great rate.
"'Swallow it, he screeched.
"We gulped it down, and then that
young rascal fairly rolled down the
bank with laughter, while we soon
rolled down the other side sicker, L
suppose, than any of us had been in
our lives before or since. One of the
boys nearly died, and they had very
serious time with him. That was my
first experience with tobacco Phila-
delphia Inquirer.
A man out in Iowa who was too
stingy to subscribe for local paper sent
his young boy to neighbor's to borrow
one. AS the boy was coming home he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
News in Brief.

T he steamer Chiikat eapsizpd at Luneka, Gal. and six of the crew and four passengers were drowned.
 Ir is admitted at Madrid that Spanish soldiers held b, the Filipinos are serving with the ilsargent army.
 Filipinos are missing their forces at Calumpit. five miles from Malolos, That place and San FernanIino are strongly intrenehed.
 Some volunteers may br retained in Cuba till the Cuban army Is di solved.
 Insurance people in TexaA fear that State will adopt hostile legislatlon as in Arkansas.
 The beef commission has summon pd Shafter to testify, and Gen. Miles has offered the names of many witt nesses to be examined.
 An English syndicate has purchase ed extensive oil interests in Middle Tennessee.
 The treasurer of the Houston, Tex, street railway was sandbag- ged and robbed of B, 00O.
 Leland, proprietor of the ill-fated Windsor Hotel, New York, is dead.
 President Diaz reviewed the Mexi- can army Tuesday.
 Mrs. David Lee, motber-iu-law of Count Von WalJersee, Is dead.
 ". B. Turner, of Falls Church, Ya,. shot his wife while she slept and then killed himself.
 There was snow Tuesday in Vir- ginia, South Carolina and North Carolina.
 Three men were killed by an explo- sion in car factory at Braddock, Pa.
 Schurman, president of the peace commission in the Philippines, ca bles that the insurrection is not likely to last long. as most of the in surgents are tired of the sway of Aguinaldo.
 The Cuban Military Assembly Tuesday voted itself out of existence after voting to accept the $30O0, GOO and to disband the army.
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CAPTAIN pREYFUs.

al official denials from Col. Schwartz koff, the former German military at tacne here, and from the Italian government, especially denying that they had relations with Dreyfus.
 The documents published by the Votair, also shows that the French Foreign Office intercepted coded telegram addressed by Col. Pannis. ardi, the former Italian military attache at Paris. to his government showing that he did not know D. fus.
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APT QUOTATIONS.

Proverbs, axioms andiwise sayings have been uttered by Confueins and other wise men from time immemo- rial, but few people realize how many there are of them. CT. Hood x Co. of Sarsaparilla fame, have O. CT two thousand and they have originated the ingenious plan of serving them up in delectable shape in thousands of newspapers. with each one neatly turning a point as to the merit of their well known medicine. The extensive use of these proverbs is original and creditable to Hood < Go.
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 POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Love, like ice. is awfully slippery and it soon thaws.
 Beauty is like a cooking stove--ns good when the fuel gives out.
 Leading a woman to the altar fHGusur ally a mans last act of leadership.
 A woman's idea of a hopeless fool ia 6 man who praises some other woman.
 Some men are so dignified that they never unbend until they are dead broke.
 No one has ever been ableSto ex~ plain why bald-headed men have their hair cut oftener than other men
 With the exception of some of the gold mines offered for sale by pro- motors there isn't much left or earth to discover
 During courtship lovers overlook each others faults, but after marriage they spend most of their time-in look Ing for them.
 A wife certainly has no cause for complaint if her husband doesn't love her any incorporating he doesn't love her any less.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
REpFIELp,s RING.

MT. Angus McNeill, the newly elected Mayor of Redfsld, is visi- tor in the city today. MT. McNeill said the Graphic was mis;nformed Wednesday when it stated that Mr. ]. M. Henry was defeated in the race for alderman. "He is mem Der of the Redfeld court house ring" said Mr. McNeill, ''and how could he be defeated"
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IN TIE CIRCUIT couR [.

The case of the State vs. Tom RobinsoL'whois charged with assault with intent to kill is occupying the valuable time of the circuit court today.
 Robinson is the'negfo wto, without warning, struck Mr. W. A. Ladd with an iron bar at Ladds Mill 8 few weeks ago. Mr. Ladd was ser iously injured but finally succeeded in pulling through all right.
 LATER-Robinson was convicted by the court and sentenced to a tern of one year in the State penn. tentiary. He was defended by At torcey Austin < Taylor. P-osecut. ing Attorney W. B. Sorrells repre- sented the State.
 The case of the State ys. Josie McNally was taken up inn sdia tely, after Robinson's sentence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
WARREN ELECTION.
A Very Quiet 0no-E. N. Wilson
 Elected Mayor.

Mir. Hugh Burlingame, formerly of this city but now resi- ienc of Warren, is in our midst today. He says the municipal electton al Warren Tuesday was a very quiet one. The following were elected to the offices prece ling their names:
 Mayor. E. N. Wilson;
 Recorder. ". T. Thompson;
 Treasurer, $. W. Wheless
 Aldermen, J. T. Beard, I. R. Qainney, J A. Shirley. $. NJ. Davis and k. +. Powers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

Helena, is presiding as Modprators Rev. Xenophon Ryland, State Sy- nodieal Evangelist and R-v A. N, Craig, of Atlanta, Ga, the efficient Secretary of the Southern Presby- terian home mission work, are in attendance, The Synod comprises eighteen churches, all of which are in Arkansas. It is estimate d that over twenty delegates are here as represen tatlves. Torighi's services will be In theinterAsttof Evangelism in the State of Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

IS said, is the difference bt- tween Russia and Great Britain as to the preponderapce of power in China. In the sharp diplomatic struggle going on between those two powers Russia has relied upcn the good offices of Lii Hung Chang, whi.e 6 reat Britain has had cause to resent some of the activities of Earl Li ir. behalf of Russia. This fte.irg in British official circles was
 he main cause for the enforced re tirement of Li Since then, howev CT, the British sentiment against him has become less acute, and it is understood that if the Dowager En- press sees fit 10 recall him to power there is uot likely 10 re that same opposition as Great Britain would have inttrposed some time ago
 h Ii Hung Chang, it is sad, China would have the services of the first statesman of the Orient for the crisis through which she is passing, and that her helplessness in the diplomacy of the last two years would be thus overcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
CLOSES TONIGHT.

The second night of the Jewish Fair, was more successful than the preceding [openinel night. The Bluff Clty Minst"els entertained the unusually large crowd present for an hour. Tue performance passed off very nicely and with much credi5 to the participants. The Fair close
 tonight with !. grand ball, before which an "auctIoning off'' of thcs valuabl donations will take pleee
 The $l00 United States bond will also be given to the winner tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
PROCLAMATION ISSUED BY THE COMMISSION IMPRESS THE FILL
 PlNOS.
PROMINENT RESIDENTS
Of Manila Approve the Course of the United States in the
 Philippines.

Manila, April 6 The proclama- tion of Ire United States Philippine Commission was posted in the streets, printed ip English, Spanish and Tagalog, yesterday. It was also istr;bused in the outside towns, as far as Malolcs. and has been receiv- ed with marked attention by the na. tives generally, and has been ap- proved by number of representa- tive Manilians.
 English bankers here who have been interviewed on the subject are optimistic upon the attitude of the Americans, assuming that it indi- eates that the decisive policy vii undoubtedly be successful.
 There were persistent rumors yes. terday that AguinaIdo, the insur- gent leader, had been supplanted h the control of Filipino affairs by Gen. Antonio Luna, commander-in- chief of the Filipino forces. Luna is described as being a typical be ligerent.
 A Spanish banker who was inter viewed expressed fear that the proc lamation will not reach the masses controlling the rebellion, he ex- plained, the Fliipinos at Manila are mostly domes tics and clerks, who have no definite opinions, and the wire pullers outside of the city have undoubtedly intercepted it.
 Continuing the Spanish baker said that if the proclamation had oeeL issued on May 2, or even on August IA of lass year the result would have been different, as in his opinion, based on twenty years ex- perience, the only argument which appeals to the masses here is the gun.
 The editor of the Oceanic thinks the proclamation is tbe most polite document ever published in tha Philippine islands, and It is bound to convince the -~avering of the folly of further hostllities.
 An English merchant says the first clause with reference to the es- tablishment and maintenance of American sovereignty aud warning the rebels should settle the question in the minds of every thinking Fiji eino.
 A Scotch shiD-owner thinks it does not leave any further doubt as to the policy of the United States, and that, consequently, Aguinaldo must submit to the inevitable, as the continuance Of nostilities is opposed to the best interests of the Fnir inos
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BOUGHT THE RIGHT.

Mir. Wm. Burke, the enterprising real estate man, has purchased the Jefferson county right to sell the Fonntain Dish Washer. Mir. Burke is hustler and with such 8 useful and neat device as the Dish Washer, tits needless to say be will mako a success O lis purcuase.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

de, to transact other important aess.
 is stated that when one of the 2 named gentleman approached Rector, the author of the bill seq quested him to nse lis infa- in passing the ameo dment, he fo, I'll be damned ifId r ]. Fred Fox stated that they seded n converting several O. aud he has hnres
 the passing the amendment vesnlt when it is presented.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
Prot, sts UnaVaiIIRg,

Legislature will adjourn two ffom today noon and it IS not Probable that any legislation 5 secured in that ti ne to re the strained and stagnant con s prevailing throughout the on account of the ar ti-insur 2ill. The people of the State lly beginning to appreciate the nport aud effect of the measure
 storm of protests begin to roll 'on every town and hamlet, ng on the deaf ears ot the gen ssemby. There is talk, how pf } bill suspending operations
 aet for six months so that the
 can get used to it.-Arkansas
 raj.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
TRANSFERRED.

The suit of Mrs. Flora Weston vs. the St. Louis South west tern Rail way Go ia which Mrs. Weston sues for $15. 900 for the killing of her hus- band several months ago, has beer transferred from the Jefferson coun- ty circuit court to the Fedora court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
RIVER NOTES.

The steamer Dlrdanelle, NJ. & Brinkley master, is due down from LittI Rock this evening.
 The steamer ]. N. Harbin, Ed Stanfeld master, arrived from Mem phis this afternoon. Lou Manker and Finley Darraugh are her clerks. She has a big trip of Pine B tiff freight.
 Capt. Fl Rowland. Jr., made a short trip up Arkansas river last week with his elegant ltttie boat the Luci.e Rowland, to assist the liar bin in cari ying cotton and seed out of the river. D Jr.," has had a very prosperous season i'd the Vlcks- burg trade and his host of friends at this place are alN a. glad to hear of his sucees ess.
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EVIDENCE FOR DREYfUS.
German and Italian Representatives
 Had No Relations With Him.

Paris, April 6-Tbe voltaire. emu- lating Figaro, yesterday publishes an instalment of Dreyfus evidence, in the shape of some Foreign Office documents. in which 1t is set forth that the foreign office received sever
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
COLONEL RECTOR
.xpresses Himself Against the
 Amendment in Strong Terms

Messrs. Fred Fox, Jas, Gould, ". ]. Lang:ord an1 R M. Koox re prned last evening from Little .ock whtre they went in the inter seof the Anfi-trlst am rdment IT. NV. L DewoodY was mong the arts but he remained over t d Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

Conductor Ed Lynch has returned from Shreveport. where he went to attend the Mardl Grasf stlvlties. He leaves toni ht for Greencas- le, Ind, where he will visit his family for 6 few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
SEMI-ANNUAL SESSION
Of the Pine Buff Synod Now Being
 Held.

The first semi-annual session of the Pine Bluff Synod convened in this city Hast night and will re- main In session until next Sunday evening. Rev. Lee Richardson, of
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II HORG CHANG
0n Be Recalled to Power at
 Pekin.

hington April 6 The friend on ghieh Empress Dowager of ) sntertains for Li Hung Chang
 suit in his being recalled to
 again at an early day. There - zen reports that that this
 Eas Actually under way, bnt Ws of6cial has been received
 bear this out.
 anu aain obstacle to his recall,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

Nr. Chas. O. H.erris, formerly con dHct0ron the main line of the Cotton Belt, but now running on the Mal- den branch. is shaking hand with bis many Pine Bluff friends today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

sets
 that We s1.Oo and S200 and ade $8.00 y Shoe E hatcomes .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-03
ri NOtiCiaS 8
generates .

Paesta una bandera americana en- la
tovre de la Iglesia de Mayagiiez, fue
mandada arriar. sQuien serfa ell audaz
Sobre nuestra mesa de redaccion es.
ia el n1mero de Ey Dens6crata, sema-
mario de intereses generates que Sc edi-
ta en- Cayey. Queda establecido el can
&c.
En la misma poblaci6n proyectan
nm gran bale, la honrada clase de arte-
sanos de aquel pueblo.
Eutre In vecina republica de Santc
Domingo y este puerto, Sc ha estable-
cidos GUAR ntena por motive la epide
mia variolosa. Esten noti6cados ofcial-
mente los consules de aquella Republica.
. &.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-03
EDICTO

Hsbi6ndose declarado por ell senior Juez
de /. Instapcia dc esta Ciudad On providen-
nia del treinta y uno do Enero tltimo on
sstsdo de s14pe sion d. pagos 10 Sociedad
en- q ,m ,ndIta de NJ Seguf Oompaiifa del
comsrcio de Yauco siendo cempletamente
dsscouocido el paradero actual de IL viuda
de A. Tfias, aoreedora de los suspsnsos, 90
10 osts por medic del presente edicto para
que concurra s u junta general de screedo
res qua debsrA teasr efsoto On II Sala An.
disneia u Iuzg ado, sitssu 10 calle del 90
mercio ndmsro el dia veinte y nueye de
"A A7rii del corrisnts a1o, ds5iendo ccncu rir
ese Aotc COZ el titulo de su Or6dito, Sin
nnJo rsqnisito no serA admitida \ para
ais isgne 6 toaooImiento de Ia expresada
viuda De a. Trias. sns causa vie ntes 8 quisn
II tangA derscho repressntarls, libro ID pre-
sentc para 50 publicacidn en- Pon,ek prime
~ Go Febrero dc mil ocho ,ientos novanta J
nuev'. kl kicribAuo, JUAN BTA. DBL vi
LtAR --V' b. AaUALLo
Es copia JUAN BIA DBL VnLAR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-03
|Fsonales, 8 creditos que no sean
ofizados por hipotecas.

FsonsIes, 8 cr6ditos que no scar
Htizados por hipotecas.
kgundo: Todo proceso que se EN-
nda de acuerdo oon la presente or
n, con ell tin de ejecutar una hipoteca
lcr falta de pago de los intereses, sera
bfectuado bajo la antigua ley qlc regfa
Nantes de la ley h:potecaria actualmente
VICENTE La antigua ley concede los
deadores mas de 80 dias para busoar Ell
dinero con que pagar sus intereses; sal
vandc, asf, sus fincas.
Tercero: AL enbargarse una fnca
agrfcola, y sus productos, la inca no
pasara manos del acreedor pero Sc
eonstituira como depositario al dueflo
dc la ynisma, y estara obligado dedi-
car ell producto de la venta de las cose-
chas la liquidation de los intereses
vsnoidoe, 8 dc la deuda principal.
Cuarto; No sc ejecutara ninguna
hipoteca, bajo ell coDvenio de esta Or
den; por no habersc pagado los intere-
ses, cuando por razon de previo embar
go ell dueflo de la fnca este deshabilita
do para la yenta de sus coseohas, y asf
no hsys podido hacerse de dnero para
atender al pago de los referidos intere-
ses.
Quinto: En ningin case puede eje-
cutarse una hpoteca y vender la finca
sin previa reyaluaci6n de la inca por
peritos. FL aoreedor nombrara un Pc
rito, ell deudor otro, ell tercero sera
nombrado por ell Juez.
San Juaa p. r., Enero 81, 90.
GUY V HENRY.
Mayor General Voluntarios |
Comandante
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-03

anunciar & coucurso por el termino d.
treinta diss contar desde squel en qu'
aparezca public ida por pri rimera vez ests
edicto en- la .-G aceta OAcisl" "a plaza de Ar
quitecto municipal, dotsda con 81 haber
anual de mil quinient6s pesos.
l., Que se b zee pdbllco. fla de que todo-
los Que deseen obtar dil ho desti1 40 presen
ten sus solicitudss acompanadas de los titn-
los correspondence en Ia Secretaria de est'
Corpor aci6n, dentro del indicado plazo.
Ponce, Enero 30 de 1899
Fl Alcalde, LUIS PoRRATA DORA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-03

La firma bancaria de los seiiores Frit-
ze Lundt y co estableeidos en- esta ciu-
dad y Mayagiiez, acaban de abrir una
nueva casa bajo la misma razon en- la
capital de la isla.
Entran d formar parte de dicha So
ciedad, los Antiques apoderados, don
Julius Umbach y don Hubert Koberg.
como socios gestores, habiendole sido
|conferido poder general para cualquiera
de las tres casas don Waldemar
Hepp.
de prosperidades.
La animation es mucha, habra sor-
presas agradabilfsimas para ell bello
sexo; hay un secreto, que como tai no
puede repetirse, pero que Sc sabra EN-
esa noche que sera de eterna recorda-
cion. Tales son las notaciones que
viene despertando ell bale proxino de
Gel Casinos. Ninguna persona de
gusto faltara el.
En- la Liga Obrera, se almuerza, como
y cena todo ell mundo, olvidando las
pasiones. A los que allf asisten sc les
perfuma y sc les regala, sin dcsembolso
alguno.
Avisamos al pueblo.
Nuestro particular amigo don Manuel
+. Caballer nos particira en- atento b.
l.. NJ. haber tornado possession del cargo
de Alcalde de Aibonito para ell que ha
sido electo per la Corporation munich
pal.
Esperamos de gu ilustracion y patrio
tismo, gran acierto en- su cometido,
dandole las gracias por la atencion.
Anoche un americana que sc negaba
q seguir la carcel a un indiyiduo dc
la nueva policfa, prob6 la macana que
estos usan. AL ser curado de la contu
sion que lie inhrieran, exclamo: AUrjght
Aver fueron curados en- la Sala de So
corros de heridas casuales, Juan Cande
lario Francisco Guillen.
Sabiendose por confdencias que en- |;
hacienda <Merceditas2 Sc encontrabs
Francisco Vazquez conocido por Pace
(a) CucharG presunto asesino de Juar
IA ell Legles, Sc trasladaron dicho 81
ito ell cabo de la policfa don Miguel Po
ventud ell guardia montado don Err
nesto Vivas, logrando capturar al refe'
rido Vazquez.
Damos las gracias don Juan Angel
Echandi por la invitaci6n para ell bale
de contianza que sc celebrara en- Ma
yagiiez ell dfa 5 del presente.
Los senores S. Tinaud y c.. de San
Juan acaban de recibir la c6lebre CANA
ra de fotograffa de cartucho que es la
mejor, mas facil de manejar y mas
barata que Sc ha producido hasta la
fechs, venden precio igual al de los
Estados Unidos, con un solo recargo
de 10pS por gastos y comision.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-03
PRtSlOENcIA DEL AYUNTAMIEATO
DE PONCE.
Al 6hlic0.

" Xxi Ayuafsmiento de esta ciudad en- ss.
Gion del dia % d. los corrientes, acordo
auauSiar & concurso por el termino de ouiu
a. dfas contar dssde esta fscha, 10 pIazn
de intsrprets Dc estss oncinas muniofpales.
d1fstas con q hsbef s9usl Dc mil pesos
K, que % hace pdblico para conocimisn
to ~ eral y s IN de que los que desesn op-
TAR 4 dieha plaza, presenter sns solicitudes
q 10 Sscrstarfa del Ayuntamiento .deDtre
a u plsz, indlcado.
Ponce, En0ro % de 1897
El Alca'de, LUIS PORRATA DORA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-03

Eutr6 un honbre a sacarse una niue
la en- una barberfs, ell mancebe, que
era muy torpe, lie puso la lave inglesa
de modo que al tirar lie sso6 la musla
dafiada otra mas.
-iHombrei exclsm6 ell paoiente, ii
me ha sacado usted dos muelss.
-Stlencio por Dios, le COZ tesso e.
mancebo, mire ustsd que 81 lie oye Ell
maestro le va a cobrar usted las dos.
Una joven POGO agraoiads, que no
sie' te disgusto por los cumplimiertos
que SO le dirigsn, pregurt6 uu DIS su
director espiritual:
IFS pecado, padre, seutir placer
porque me llamen bonita?
-Ciertamente que no, b j mia--con-
tent6 sl cura; pero no Sc debs femsntar
nuuca la mentira.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-03
EscuELA SUPERIOR De NInAsDE PONCE
DrRRoToR4 N ARIA HARINDE roLoy

Sol n1mero =
AdemSs de Ia asignaturas reel msnts
rias, epsenanse en- este plantel las materia'
sfguientes:
Dibujo y pinturs, mtisica idioma ipgiss
y frances.
Sc admiten internas. medio-internas
.xternas, & precios m6dicos.
La clase de lrgles esta cargo de dona
Guadalupe o. de Oed6 alumna inter, Que
fue dur sDte z a1os del Institute de Not.e
Dame If Maryland en- Baltimore 10. 81
NOTA La clase de l,bores selA desem
pefiada por la c,mpetente Profesora seno1l
ts Petrs Mirabsl Enero ., 1ml