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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-19

-. Estln ciroulando las invitsoiones del
Casino Eepshol para el bails de sociedsd que
celebrar& en- Ia noohe del as de los oorrientes.
-. Vapores que se esperaa:
Espsfol Berenguer el Grande, sali6 el IL
d1c de Sta Cruz, para ests. ,
Espanol Alava de Liverpool sali6 para
Santander este puerto 81 dia Is del oorrients
sep1u ca BILE recibido.
Espoaol alicia sali6 de Liverpool via
Santander 81 dia Q dlo para esta.
Esp. Catalina, sali6 el Is del oorriente lie
Canarias.
Americana Sa7, Marcos, ssldrA para New
York de I'M momento q otro admit1endo carga
J pssajeros.
Americana Phizadelphia, del puerto de
New York par. ell nuestro saldra ell ~ del ac'
tual llegara ell 81 siguiendo viaje para Ia
Guaira via Ponce.
Espanol Monseyrat, sali6 el 10 de Cadiz
via Canarias, para este puerto Habsns.
Uno de los vapores de Ia "Msla Rsal Ia.
glesa" tooarA en- este puerto el dis ss dla pro.
oedente de Europa st Thomss-Retornara
para 'os mismos puertos admitiendo csrga
pasale.
Esp. Juan Forgas saldrA de Barcslona
la quincena de este mes con escalas en-
San Juan Puerto Rico,, Ponce, MaysgGez J San
ti,go de Cuba.
FL Vapor Maria Herrera sali6 del puerto
de Ia Habana el 10 del actual . las de la tar
le con las escaas de oostumbre, debiendo lle'
ear a este puerto del Is al 90 del actual.
Aleman Polaria sali6 de II smburgo ell
Iol actual debe llegar aqui aoia e! 26 al 81
,'el corriente.
Aleman australia, hacia ell 3 de Agosto
saldra de aqa1 para Havrs y Hamburgo via
SAINT Thomas, admtiendo carga pasajsros-
Espsho Co,.ae WiiiIedo. esta ls carga
ep BARGE 'ona. de ccyo puerto ssldrA ell % del
| corriente mes, con esoalas en- Msllorcs, Valen~
cia, Malsg,, Cadis Canarss.
Americana Caracas, el 26 del corriente
recalarA q este puerto procedente de La Gusy.
"a via Ponce seguira viaie directo Nuw
| York, ell mismo dis. A Unite correspondence
J pass sjeros.
Americana Arcadta salio ell IL do. de
New York via Ponce nuestro puerto.
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Telegrannas.
La Haya, Julio 6

La Haya Julio
HI comit6 especial de la conferences de la
Pax, ha discutido extensamente 81 proyeoto de
resolver todas Las ouestiones internaoionales por
medic del arbitraje.
Fl proyecto consta de cncuenta artfoulos
y propone Ia existenoia con resdenoia fla en-
4 \ capital, de un tribunal permanente de ar.
bitraje, que sea aooequible en- cuslquier tempo
por las naciones dessvenidas.
Londres, Julio I
Telegrafian de Belgrade que el individuo
one asalt6 al ex.rey MiIano de Servia, dispa-
rAndole varios tros, es no bombero.
Sc supone que fa6 psg.do por los enemi-
gos de Milano para que le sses'nara;
Washington, Julio
Un mensaie de Manila dioe que ell teniente
espafiol Martin MEGA haber matado al oapitan
Lss Morenas, jefe de la guarnicion espaf1ola de
Baler.
FL teniente dice cue Las Morenas muri6 de
b,riberi.
So cree que esta declaration del senior Mar
Ito, contradiciendo la versi6n de sus soldados,
IT, nde solo a salvar ei honor del Ejerclto es
Madrid, Julio Z
I'm el Congreso hs pronunoado hoy el se'
fur Canaleiss up discurso muy interesante, des
nenuzando las frases que hsce pocos iias YER
ti3 en- la misma CAmara el Mnistro de Gracia
y Justioia.
Canalejas considers un peligro para Ia le'
gislaoion actual las reformas propuestas por
el ssEor Duran Bas.
Paris, Julio
El general Brugers, miembro del Consejo
de Guerrs, ha sido nombrado Gobsrnador Mi
ltar de esta ciudad.
New York, Julio Z
En- opinion de los dootores que asisten (
Mss Cleudeuning, ests distiuguida DANA con-
tinta mejcrsndo de la febre amarilla, aunque
may lentsmente.
Mr.. Lackey tambien sigre mejorando.
Ambos enfermos deben el satsfaotorio as
pecto que ahora presenta en- elloa la enferme'
dad. & las inyeooiones del suero contra la febre
amarillo.
A Mr.. Lsckey, que 90 el que estA mas gra'
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La |ndu stria puertorrIqueha

Con este nombre acaba de instalsrse por
los sres M. Roman & Co. del oomercio de es
ia plaza una fabrica de jab6n.
Tenemoa en- estas ofoinas muestra de dicho
artfculo puede ssegararse que Por 81 aspeoto
y consistencia no le aveatsja ninguno de los de
su clase i'm oortados en- Ia isla.
Toiss Las barras ii men la maroa de fAbrl-
ca; ee vende en- todas las tie1das al detail y el
dep6sito para las ventas al por mayor en- el al
m 4 zen de dichos seflores Fortaleza mum. 80
az ri preoio es muoho mar barato que cual'
quiera otro que 90 importe. -H
p. alt. 16-8
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Fuegos artificia|es de Ia compania Pain

Los mejores para Is celebration del de Julio
cualquiera otra fiesta, de la celebrada fabrioa.
DION Pain, DE venta, muy baratos, en- la of =
Gina de los Sres Dooley, Smith & Co.-Tetuan
SO San Juan -Envie sus 6rdenes tempo.
N q $3.50
~. Llamamos Ia atencion de nuestros
lectores y partioularmente Ia eolonis venezo.
lana, oerca de Ia oarta que pablioamos hoy
del Cons ii General de Venezuels, que por
habernos l'egado tarde no spareci6 en- nueatra
edic;6n de aver.
-. En- ell vspor slooum, han regresado
aver de St Thomas, donde fueran en- viaje
de reoreo, el se1or w. P. Hall, ayudante del
General Davis; el sef1or comsndante del cuerpo
de sefales Mr.. Gassford sehora; eli Tenierte
de Caballeria se1or s. G.. Jones eefora = ell
sehor W. s. Schuyler, Captain de oaballeris.
-. FL Ayuntamiento de Pied ras, hs re-.
mitido la Secretaria de Estsdo una relaoi6n
de los deudores dioba corporation, por con-
cspto de contribuoiones, & partir del a6o 1874
4 500. RI total de diohas deudas es IS, O92, 81.
-. AIgunos presos de Ia carcel de Ma
yaguez, intentaron fugarse en- Ia madrugada del
s&bado ppdo. La intentons la dssoubri6 Ia po-
licfa de a4uella oiudad, que pssando ceros de
dicho eetableoimiento oyo golpes de martillo
sobre cortafrio; enoontraron que ten;an princi.
piado un sgujero como de medic metro ouadra.
do. faltAndo'e nada mas que uus pulgsda pro.
ximemente de ospesor, para tener franco psso
La obra sc efeotuaba en- una bartolina que te-
nian va en- communication con otras; siete indi.
viduos que oumplian oondena por incendios y
asesinatos eran los de la fracasada faga.
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| los 81 res. AIca|des, AutorIdadas
MunIcIpa|es y maestros de- Pto- Rico,

La Ju1tas Locales de Instruction tendrAn
derecho exigir que todos los maestros en-
pleados en- las eaouelss de sus respeotivae juris-
diociones hayan pssado los exAmenea de lnstruc.
oi6n primsria celebrados bsjo los auspicios del
Board de Edacaci6n de Pto Rico, oorrespon-
dientes al grado de las esouelas que desempe-
fen. 81 -..-
Tictor s. Clark.
Presidente de Ia Junta de Instruction.
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Rafael Castro Gonzalez
Conedor de comerclo, agente eomlsonsta represen
tante do casas anlerleanas J europeas
RB> FORTALEZA SO. @n

Compra y vende fnoas urbanas y rastlcae,
acciones del Banoo Espafiol, del Territorial,
Popular. Luz e 6otrios, cedulas hipotecarias,
4oda olase de licores, ron, alcohol, chocolate,
ma;z en- grsno i en- harina, aceite de COCO, cue.
ros ce DO de res, pastss para sops etc. etc.
Co]oca dinero en- hipoteoas, gestiona asun-
tos en- los centres administrators admite
consign.ci6n de frutos provioiones libre de
ga'tos para el remitente, inoluso el segaro de
inoendios. PA l5-5
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BURN uBGOcI0:

La persona que sntregue en- Ia Carolina
Ssturn rnino F'goeroa Villauueva 4 Ia 9uardia
1nsulsr en- opalquisr punto de Ia 1s!a nm potro
xaino, de alsaia oreciente, de crimes, cola = CO.
pete regular con un ehich6n otto On Ia trente
maroado sefk bien gratfcado. Dioho po-
tro desapareci6 81 dia 10 de Julio corriento de
Ia estancis de don Juan Jimenex Siesrd6.
616-2
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- Hs sido llamsdo a Ia Secretsria de
Hacienda, para asuntos de servioio 81 Arqui'
tecto Municipal de esta Capital, don Arturo
Guerra.
-. ri Ayontamiento de Aguadills adeu.
ds q los fondos de Hacienda 1896 IS ctvs por
derrama provincial.
- Jos6 Ortiz y Juan Gutierrez, dnefios
de puestcs de mavf, sitos en- la plaza de San
Jose, han sido denunoiados por la polfoia por
arrojar vidrios . Ia via p1blios.
- Por robo de IN impermeable al Te.
niente de Artilleris Sr. Smith, ha aldo detenido
en- Cataf1o, por Ia polfoia de esta Capital. eli
indivi viduo Ambrosi O.tiz (a) Carey.
~ Sc ha sometido Ia Seoretaria de
Estado un aouerdo del Ayuntamientod de Manatf,
para inclair en- el actual presupaesto una par
-. Sc ha propuesto al sr. don Juan
Truro para desempef1a Ia aloaldia de Lola, por
renuncia dc don Josi Sosa, que hiciera de di'
cho cargo
=. Don Mannel B. Portela don Eu.
genio Lombs, vecinos de Vega bsjs, han hecho
reolamsoiones Ia Secretaria de Hacienda,
contra les Quotas que sc le selalan en- el repair
municipal.
-. Aver detuvo Ia polfoia al muchscho
Braulio Figueroa, por denunoia que le hiciera
. el dueilo de una ibreria situada en- Ia oalle de
la Cruz.
~ Un vapor de Ia Msla Real 1ng!esa
! toca1a en- este puerto oon regularidad cada Qua
tro viernes las de la mshau (sl pr6rinno
uags ser& el viernes 2S del actuol) sal,endo de
aqof para N mayaguez y Ponce, (actssatnente pae
| de Hevar pas0geros para estos dos pu"tos) des
de donde regresarA St Thomas slguiento de
allf para Barbados (naediante escalas en- casa
tozos las zszas ede Barlovento) On oonexidn con
| el tras atlAntioo de la misma Companfa que sale
de aquel puerto para Plymouth. Qngaterra)
| Los bi.letes de pasajes asi como los infor-
mes sobre carga deben procuraEse en- 10 possible
el dia anterior al dc la salida.
! Para informes sobre carga paaaje diri
| glrse su sgente.
Luaossig Dupzace.
Tetusn IL, San Juan r. r. s-l5-1O
- Hs fsllecido en- Ponce el senior don
Manuel Besosa, persona que gozaba de numero
sss simpatias en- aquella looaildad la isls. Des
canse en- paz.
| -. Ante el Tribunal compuesto de los
sehores don Pedro Fernandez, don Armaudo
Morales el ingeniero Sr. Cauales, ha obtenido
el tftulo de maquinista don Arturo Gonzalez
Prado.
| -. FL Juzgado municipal de Lola, ha
gastado en- franqneos del ~ de Enero al 20 de
Mayo ppdo. So 80 ctvs M la Saprema Cor
| ts de Justoia de 8 IL de Junio actual
$2e. "a y el Juzgado municipal de Aibonito
de 23 de Enero 8 de JUNO ppdo. 10, 80 m. a..
| ~. Por las ofoinas del Procurador Ge.
neral, Sc ha oomunioado a la Suprema Corte de
Justioia, on aouerdo relative que oada fun
| oionario presente una declaration frma1a de
los servioios que en- Ia oarfera judicial tenga
| prestados, hacienda constar So antiguedad y
m6ritos como la situaci6n personal de cada
uno, 10 afios antes de empezar prestar servi
oioe,
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PIANOS
de Ia afsmads fAbroa de NJ. F. Rachals q Co
1B HAMBU URGO. -@t
ARoAlmux5s
LA MEJOR Aqua DE MESA

Cerveza americana maroa Rialto-Id. Bavie-
raid. Hackerbr&n-Vino alambrado dc la
compafia vinfoola del Norte de Espsha-Alam
bre de pdas-1nstrumentos de minas, industria
y agriculture americana preparada-
Tubos galvanizados-Aguarra blanoo
<Sol> de 200 yardas. De venta en- casa de
Ma.zIenhof' d Korber a45-20
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lila Colectiva"
Gran fabrica de cirarri11os, movida

4 vapor, de Rucab bado Y Portela
M0rinG-SUn Juan p r.
Ri pdblico que 10 ha dispensado So pre-
tecci6n ha con6rmado Ia excelencia de nuestres
cigarrillos, hoy los mejores que - funan sa
el mundo.
Probadlos q os convenccrcts.
Los pedidos dirigirlos con anticipates
para poder cum lirlos, por tai la soicitud
que necesitamos una semana porlo menos pa.
ra servrlos.
FL pueblo puertorriqueto no debs fuma.
otros cigarrillos que los de la industra del pats
Solicitar siempre LA COLECTIVA.
Lista do precios corrientes.
Cigarrl'os crrtes. Ct de 800 c.jetill.s, una s1e.
Cigarrillos Hebra blancos. Sl1 --Cigarrillss
Hebra brea. .$ll -Cigarrilos Psctorales, Gil.
Cigarrillos Engargolados blancos. .$l1.
DESCUEN7OS.
10 cajas..a ap.5; 25 ids g; so id..7ps
90 i d.. 1op g; 200 i'd. l24 pS.
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We, 20 le han splioado tres inyeooiones con un
brillante resultado.
New York, Julio
En- los cfrculos militsres aquf, 10 asegura
que una oompaiifs americana est& negooiando
IL oompra de terrenos en- Matanxs, para esta.
blecer una gran plants de lug e'6otrioa alma
Genes de dep6sito para los prodaotos del pats
La misma compAhfa se propone construir
un ferroosrril e,eotrico que una Matsn.a con
los pueblos adyaoentes.
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LUDWIG DuPLAcE ::
TRTUAN IL
San Jaap P. Fl.

tiene de venta:
Cervezs <Patst legftima
Desgransdoras de maix,
Pianos slennanes,
Aqua Florida legftima
do Lanman & Kemp,
Zarsaparrilla y p. ldoras de Bristol,
Cognac tres estrelias,
Whiskies escooes y smericanos,
Esenoia de snfs (AnethoD
Aqua miner 81 1nventa)
"A Isl
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LITERATURE, C|EACIAS, ABo6&CIA, MEDICINA
q lN6EnlERlA.
AviisO.

RI dnioo vino legftino, puro alsmbrado,
de la R,oja, marca G. Ro,g que viene 1 ests
Isla, 10 detallan sus reoeptores, oajss, CARA.
fones ouarterolas. Tambi6n tienen Valdepe-
1as, blanoo tiDto en- cuarterolas
PLANAS ROJO d Ca.
Dep6sito General para tods la Isls, Te
tuan 4s Dep6:itos: jose Llompart. santuroe
Mir abal q ca. Capital.
30-l4
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Universidad de Virginia.
Charlottesville, Virginia.


Fundada por Thomas Jefferson, lev6ntase
este oolegio en- la hermosa y sa!udable region
de Piedmont, Virginia. Los proximos ejerci
cios empezaran el dia Is de Septiembre, on
ellos &c introduoen mejoras de oonsideraoi6n.
De aouerdo con los prop6sitos para que fu6
fundada esta Universidad, ofreoe un sstema
elective de estudios, = oonfere grades para pre-
miar Ia sufoiencis en- sus departamentos de
LITERATURE, C'EACIAS, AB06kCIA, MEDICINA
Q In6ENIERIA.
Posee la Universidad Laboratories muy
bien equir.dos, para el estudio de Ia Ffsioa,
Meoknioa, Quf mica, Biologfa Astronomfa;
Observatorio Astron6mico; Museo de Historic
Natural; Gimnasio.
P1danse oattlogos con toda clsse de por-
memories, Chairman of the Faculty, Univer-
sity Post Ofd oe, Charlottesville, Va. Referen-
oias en- -Rioo:-Sefor Jos6 e. Marxusch,
San Juan. A 500
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es verdaderamente delicioso por 10 tanto
las senoras y los ni11os 10 tolnan con placer
Nos referimos al-VINO DE STEARNS.-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Connecticut's homicides in 1898 wero
%, as compared with "a in 1897 and Is
in 1896. .
;.' During the last year Oneida county
IN. " paid $2.43 per week per capita
for its poor. - -
There were 4l,S16 arrests in Boston
last year. decrease of some thousands
from the record of 1897. ;5....-...
A lively and venerable goose struts
around the yard Of John Guiss. in Craw-
ford county. o. 1t was brought from
Germany by Johns father, Abraham
Gulss. IN 1889, and is nearly 60 years old.
Last spring it raised four goslings.
Mats are spread under the houses OF
the better class in the Philippines, to
excludes dampness, and are daily re.
moved and dried in the sun. Nearly all
the living and sleeping-rooms are about
six feet above the ground, with an open
space underneath. ...,.
The postmastership of Pembroke.
Me-, is said to have been held by one
family longer than that of any other
town in, the country. william Kiby
was appointed to the Office in 1900. and
his direct descendants have handled the
mails Of the little village ever sihce'h his
retirement in 1910. ) IT.. .n .,.. j
Rig sweet potato crops have lately
been the rule in Georgia. The reason
has just been discovered. The negroes
have learned to extract an intoxicant
from the potatoes. They are half
boiled. mashed and allowed to terment.
In, this wayis produced sort of whisky
which makes the colored man uproari-
ously jolly. .
Fred Erickson was attending an en-
gine in the Kansas City pumping sta-
lion when his hand was caught in the
'!riving wheel and his arm torn off. Will
liam Henderson tried to show how the
accident happened. and his hand was
caught in the same way: end his arm
torn off. Both men were hurried 70 the
lospitnl, side by side, in the same am.
hulance. -" - - +. ~ . "a. g.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-02-06
GROWING OLD.
60 Come, Upon Us, Flight II 81
-. s., How We May o: q.

The fashionable women Of to-day
will not grow old-no, not if they: di.
for it, which many Of them do POOR
things. Their waists must be az slim
their manners as vivacious and lhelr
attire as up-to-date as if they were 9!
instead of--well, let us say 50s although
GO might be nearer the mark. No gray
hair for them--no !worn-looking eyes
They. touch up the former with cne OF
the many restoratives, which arr. mot
dyes. you know, only tolics,", and as
BLESSINGS brighten as they takedheif
fight" SO do their rapiiiyi ,thinnihs
locks become more aud more goIden,oI
bronze, until they a. e finally hidden un-
der O. red or yellow wig Tie eyes which
have been dimmed and aged BY the
tears they have shed and the thing.
they have seen, are touched up with'A
pencil and frightened with belladonna
and faded and wrinkled sklnSare ironed
out, whitened and painted so that by
candle light and at a proper distance
they look comparatively youthful, (tc
their ownerB), while, as long as goui
and rheumatism will allow, they hoy
and skip to- dance music with the res;.
Undoubtedly 1t is hard to grow old;
the spirit remains young much longer
than the body; the same things inter.
est and amuse at GO that we're enioydi
at 25. 1t is hard while the mind is s,iM
bright and vigorous, and 30 well fIttet
to use the accumulated store ofexpef..
ence and knowledge which 1t has beer
gathering through life. that we ,shnu!!
be attacked by that "incurable disease
as Seneca calls it, and that our limb,
should fail and beauty fee when W.
ourselves feel the same.
So, In these latter days, we have elect.
ed MOTTO grow old, and II Is distihctl,
unfashionable to dress or act asliftk,
accumulated years were q burden to
bear LIP to the very end meI and
women are expected to dress and tu
act as II they we're as young as ever
and, like the thoroughbred horse, to g.
until.they drop.--N. Y. Tribune
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-04-27
A Peculiar Worm.

An animal growing between the
high and low water marks on the
Japanese coasts is mud worm call
ed ISABELLA. 1t occupies hard limy
tube of its own making and gets its
food, when the high tide comes up
over its hiding place, by thrusting
out head bushy with tentacles and
sucking in currents of water loaded
with minute particles of nutriment.
Out of this wriggling creature the
shore people make soup, which is
true vermioelli, not paste imita-
ton of "little worms'' and is said
to taste as badly as it smells.
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allowed 10 accumulate unless there
is some one to take an interest in
the house. ~"
There are generally premonitory
symptoms to warn the observant
wife that the fit is coming on-a
restlessness, an aimless moving of
the ornaments on the mantelpiece
and the reiterated question. Where
is that book Cor that paper) that |
was readingf" Hesighs frequently,
too--a sigh of WEAKNESS and hope
lessness- man who battles un-
successfully with the faults and fail
ings of others. His face wears a
'wearied and heartbroken EXPIRES
sion, and little frowns appear on his
forehead. He refuses to make or
Join in any lengthy conversation,
talking only in snatches and then
on the most gloomy subjects. He
even heaves against his favorite
pipe, which refuses to draw" and
he spoils six matches for every one
that he lights, and by the next
morning his malady is fully devel-
oped, and as soon as breakfast is
over he begins to "tidy up"
But. although one may see the
outbreak, it is difficult to know just
how to check it, and indeed it is
often wise to accept it as an inevita
BILE discomfort. There are so many
worse cranks which he might take
up, and, as we are all supposed to
be slightly mad on one subject at
least, mania for tidiness-in other
people-is at most harmless lido
syncrasy.
If the fit threatens to be a very
bad one, it may be rendered less Sc
we're by extra sweetness and kind
ness of manner, by an excellent din
ner or by the judicious leading of
the thoughts in another direction.
Or the wife may anticipate her
husband and have "tidying up"
spell on her own account. The bus
tling about, the extra dust-which
can always be raised if one goes the
right way to work-with a few
gloomy references to good clean
up" will usually SO tire him out
that he will be only too glad to al
low things to stay as they are, that
he may enjoy little peace and
quietness. Philadelphia Times.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-04-27
Celluloid Pictures.

The celluloid films used in the
veriscope and vitascope may be the
source of danger if not carefully
guarded. Celluloid is extremely ex-
plosive and infammable and spark
may set it off with most terrific re-
suits. 1t would seem that some other
material should be chosen for all
purposes where intense light and
heat are employed Even the harm
less looking dressing comb may en-
danger life if, while my lady is
making her toilet, she brings it too
near to the light. In many homes
celluloid articles are strictly prohib-
tied for this reason. Especially
should this be noted where there are
children who cannot understand the
necessity for extreme prudence
New York Ledger.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-04-27
THEY'RE vINITANs FIRST.

Those whose dream it has been
to see this town torn and divided
by party lines and sectional strife
are thus far doomed to deep dis
appointment. To the successful
business man, and progressive
citizen of Vinits partisanism will
not be seriously entertained, and
to divide the people of the place
on issues that do not touch US as a
municipality will be sternly re-
sisted by all who are seeking the
advancement of the town. The
man who insists upon political
lines here now lays himself open
to serious suspicion as to his mo-
tives, which will in every case be
found to be sinister and selfish to
a degree. Vinita is entering upon
an era of great prosperity and
growth, and her possibilities in
the near future cannot be esti-
mated by any man. The future is
pregnant with good things that can
scarcely be DETECTED from her, and
viii come as naturally as the fall
ing RAIN. Vinita needs now to put
on her full strength and in order
to do so she must not countenance
petty political differences. 1t is
good time now for every man to
get hold and pull and not fret
about what others are doing.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-04-27
PEOPLES
DRUG
STORE

Our methods have
u made us a good many
o. customers and our
medicines have made
a good many sick
y people well-thanks
20 in a measure to the
skill of the physician
who wrote the pres
y cription. If you like
% our service and our
methods, we want
your business.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-04-27
Strictly Practical.

whats dat you all is studyini"
inquired Mr.. EIastus Pinkney.
''Rifmetick," replied Pickaninny
Jim.
''Whut's dati"
"Rifmetick," quoted the boy flu
emily, lis de science oh numbers. -
well, las night / dream OBJ er
bowlegged buzzard an er chicken
wifi er glass eye"
"Spos'n yoh didi"
well. Tze gwinter test yer educa-
ton. I has er little money an wants
yoh ter tell me whut numbers dem
is de signs oh Warrington Star.