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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-02
POI ICIA

Han sido condenados por el tri'
buna1 de policia los siguientes in d.
viduos: Eladio Jose Diaz, por~ opo'
nerse a que la policia condujera al
dep6sito varias cabras realengas
que Sc hallaban en- la plaza del
Mercado 5 dollars de multa; Ciprian
Santas, por causarle una confusion
a Ricardo Sanchez con un paraguas
2 dollars; Baldomero Ortega por
conducir una carrretilla por ell pa
SEQ de Covadonga 2 dollars; Fran
cisco Rodriguez por propinarle una
bofetada a Esteban Noa 5 dollars;
Jose Escobar, por atropellar a Jos se'
ia Santana, vecina de Santurce 5
dollars; Cecilio Ceballo por maltra'
to de obras a Adolfo Ayala dollars;
Miguel Serrano por rif1a con An
dres Corcino, causandole una contu
sion dollars, mas por no compare
Ger al tribunal dollars; mas Paul.
na Montaf1ez por jugar a. los prohi
bidos 2 dollars; Antonio Cabrera (a)
Cadete por ser autor de las contu
stones a Daniela Rivera 5 dollars
de multa.
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BibliOteCa
puertorriQuena

Hemos recibido un ejemplar del
primer voldmen de la <Biblioteca
Puertorriquef1a,. Sc titula <Mangas
y Capirotes, salidas de la genial
pluma de nrestro querido amigo y
companero de .letras, Luis Rodri.
guez Cabrera. Lo leeremos con gus.
to y saborearemos los donosos con.
ceptos del chispeante escritor puer'
torriquef1o.z /
Ell libro es una monada salida
de los talleres de imprimir de nues'
tro amigo Francisco Marxuach. Es j.
ia muy bien editado, y senala un
adelanto positive en- la tipograffa
del pals. .G{z:
Agraaecemos mucho ell elem
plar que Sc nos dedica, y ALA va
nuestra felicitaci6n sincera para ell
autor, y para el galante editor Mar
xuach, nuevo Meeenas de las letras
castellanas en- Puerto Rico.
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.TOMAMOS NOTA

Ell <Diario de Puerto Rico, pu:
blica en- su edici6n de aver, como
primer editorial, un art1culo que CO.
mienza asf:
eLA CORRESPONDENCE la que
esta en- ell centric del cuadrante, Sc
gasta unos corresponsales que no
hay mas que pedir.
<Afortunadamente, en- su epi.
de:mica independence no hace me-
LA nj una bomba de 36. Cada quis'
que es como mace y como Sc crfa.
<LA CORRESPONDENCE es ell
pori6dico de la seccion neutral, el de
a 10 centavos Inca, y ell impartial 8
Independence
& & & & & & & & & & & &
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suales de las muieres lila debilidad
en- ambos sexos.
Son nmejorables para las en-
fermedades de los hombres causadas
por indiscreciones de la juventud,
exceso de trabajo. 6 estudio etc.
Hay muy pocas boticas donde
no Sc vendan las pfldoras rosadas
del DIR. Williams.
Cualquier persona que tenga di-
ficultad en- adquirirlas debe dirigir-
Sc la casa DR.. Williams Medicine
Co., de Schenectady. N. Y, Esta7
dos Unidos, y sera avisado donde
comprarlas. La misma casa cuenta
con un departamento medico para
atender grnta5t0nseaste las consultas
de los pacientes donde quiera que Sc
encuentren
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Huel8a terniinada.

Por fin Sc arregl6 10 de la huel.
ga de los trabajadores de los niue.
lies. Tres pesos diarios de jornal,
y, setenta y cinco centavos, por no.
ra extraordinaria, es un buen nego.
clio. iLastima que los que vivimos
del trabajo intellectual, no podanos
tirar de un CAIRO, para que nuestra
labor fuera remunerada al igual de
los trabajadores de los muelles! "
luego habra quien Sc queje y Sc liza
me desheredado de la fortuna, en-
estos tiempos de cesantfas, preteri-
clones y hambres, para los que vi.
ven de la pluma y no tienen campo
donde volar! IS, r. ~
.iCosi va il monde!
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Nunca es tarde 81
Ia dIeha :e' grand G.
de Gel Diario>, Buenos Aires

de Gel Diario,, Buenos Aires.)
Nunca es tarde 81 la dicha es
grande. Esa frase es APPLICABLE al
inteligente agricultor sef1or Juan E.
Gomez, residente en- Pillar, provincial
de Buenos Aires, Repdblica Argen'
tina, porque durante 35 amos estuvo
perseguido por la mayor de las po'
brezas y sin embargo al cabo de es
to tempo tuvo la felicidad de dar
con ell tesoro que buscaba
<Desoe 1865, 6 sea por espacio
de 35 anos-refere ell mencionado
sef1or Gomez estuve sufriendo de
reumatismo cronico en- ell brazo de-
recho. Muchos fueron los m@dicos
que consulte sin obtener benefcio
alguno. Cansado va de tomar me-
dicinas sin que pudiesen combatir
mi dolOrosa enfermedad tuve la sa-
tisfaccion de recibir y leer un librito
procederte de la casa DR. Williams
Medicine TO-, de Schenectady, MY.
Estados Unidos y quede persnadido
de que las P1ldoras Rosadas del DR.
Williams me curarfan. Efectivamen en-
to al tomar estas pfldoras por algu-
nos dias senh un alivio tan notable
que 10 considere precursor de u ma
curacion radical, curaci6n que acab6
de efectuarse con solo algunos fra s.
quitos de las pfldoras de referencia,
que conseguf en- <La Farmacia italia
nao de este mismO punto.
Todo cuanto dejo dicho pueden
comprobarlo los sef1ores Antonio
Podesta y Agustih Bortolotti
(Firmado)
JUAN E.. GOMEZ.
Las pfldoras rosadas del DR. Wi
lliams, son las mas populares en- to
dos los p a i S donde han S i d O
introducidas. Purifcan enrique
cen la sangre, restablecen los ner.
vios y curan la PARALYSIS parcial, bai
le de San Vito, neuralgia, reuma Is,
nerviosidad, dolor de cabeza nervio,
so, palpitacion del coraz6n, anem ia
palidez, frialdad de- manos pies,
irregularidades en- las funciones men
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Notloias
Generates

Dlcese queIa actitud en- que Sc
ha colocado Barcelona impide que
mejore el resto de Espana, opinan.
do los peritos due esta naci6n lega
ra la mas completa anarqu1a 81
los catalanes mp cambian de actitud.
La Exposition Universal que
con tanto jdbi1o celebfa Paris en- es-
tos momentos, sesta situada en- ell
campo de Marte y los campos Eli.
secs.
Ha contraido matrimonio cat6li'
co en- Juana Diaz la noche del 30 del
mes ppdo. don Eduardo Escalona
Diaz, secretario. del Ayuntamiento
de dicho pueblo, con la virtuosa
bella sef1orita La o. Martinez. Apa
drinaron el acto' don Pedro Carreras
y dof1a Mercedes Ortiz.
Ell Casino de Caguas ha tenido
la cortes1a de invitar & esta redac-
ci6n para los festejos con que dicha
sociedad celebra4 el 20 aniversario
de su fundaci6n. Muy agradecidos.
Dfcese que muy en- breve empe-
zara la repatriation de las tropas in
glesas que operaban en- oil Trans.
waal, dejando un ej6rcito de 20 mil
hombres para defensa del territorio.
Ell gobierno otomano no ha con.
testado adn la nota del gobierno
americana; Sc teme que esta contes'
tacion sea negativa.
Andnciase ofcialmente que acau
sa del incendio de anteayer hay
como $4,000 personas sin asilo, que
Sc han quemado mas de 5000 casas
y que hay coma 5000 sin trabajo.
Las perdidas sufridas Sc eva.
l1an en- Is millones de dollars.
Ell doctor r. M. Ponte ha
trasladada su oicina dental 4 la
misma Gale de Ia Cruz no 20
z A-.3O-14.
Durante ell mes de Mayo han
fallecido en- Arecibo 119 personas de
distintas senfermedades. Sc han regis
trado 81 nacimientos.
De paso para los Estados Uni
dos, hoy nos han dispensado atenta
vista, los j6venes don Juan Lopez
Martinez y don Salvador Frias J
Noya, ambos personas muy distin-
SuldaS de la SOc1edad humaca en8 D
apreciados amigos nuestros Reite
ramOsles nuestross saludos.
Ha fallecido la seforita Prov
dencia Ross y Romayan hija de do1
Ramon Ross y dof1a Catalina Roma
yam. Damos nuestro pesame a SUI
afiigidos padres
Pasajeros que condujo a est
puerto ell vapor <Maracaibo,: doc
tor R.. Woodward John~B. Pint, H
H. Allen, John Jameson y L. Gold
| smith. -. -
| La Exposition de Paris tien
AZ puertas de entrada, en- las cnale
Sc encuentra infnidad de especul. dc
] res de distintos negocios.
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Transformation
del MauSer,

Los peri6dicos italianos dan
cuenta de los experimentos hechos
para transformer el Maiser moderno
del calibre 7,6 en- ametralladora que
tiene por explosive ell gas.
Este nuevo fusil que lleva ell
nombre de su inventor Gel, puede
hacer 800 disparos por minute, y
en- case necesario hasta II por Sc
gundO,
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Coleqio Particular
DIRIJIDO POR PEDRO MOCZo BANIET
Alssna'l Jos erte'nos, pe'asionistas v medic
pensionistas, Calle del Sol 7sssn. IL Y II.

Los alumnos recibep en- esta g.
legio: 10 La INSTRUCTION pTjMkA
incluy yendo 81 ingl4s, dib9jQ = u o.
toria de Puerto Rico. 20 u ~
trucci6 6n secundaria, 8 SEQ ls T{Re-
raci6n para el iugreto ~ - Xna-
versidades de los EstadQs Qpi4qS.
SO @ lases de adornQ: (4euR, II
tura u mtsica.) ~ TetrH , p4-
tica de Ia Tenedpfia de iHhr@:
intern os, los s1umpbe quo 4A11&@
continuAr sus estndiol On j al4 -
cuela AmaricadA, 4 dp11A f4&19s
concurrira4 vi6tladoD POT lW Ue-
2ectofes del Ct14k1Q, facth3p3eo
despues repasos trt1adol ~ ~
ssignaturas que ctxlan. 4A So-
legio tiene su tRSglan@te tat9sess. E
que SD enviara ( l61 fA@ts que -
soliciten.
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E1O1 es1
ell panico en- los mOradores.
Ell dia 26 embarcaran los macs
tros de Cuba en- los transportes sMe
Pherson, Sedgwick, "Mc Clellan''
"Neoohall'', = "Kilpatric" que el
gobierno dispone para este onJeto.
E1 10 de Julio estaran en- boston.
Asegdrase que ell espacio que
ocupa la Exposition de Paris, es
ioual al que media entire ell MORO y
el puente de Martin Peha
Dfcese que los rateros ret1na
dos an al arte Sc cuentan por mi
llares en- la Exposition de Paris.
Todayia falta que lleguen allf los de
Puerto Rico y los de Cuba.
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Or. RAFAEL CESTER0

SSnturce OllerfA 8
Institute Telefono 1.049.
Cousultas de IL &2pm
San Juan Fortaleza 14-Tele-
fono 245
Consultas de 9} & 1O} an
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-02

En- ell suelto que publicamos
ante aver titulado clos examenes,,
dijimos que ell doctor Corbonen era
m9dico titular. Mejor enterados,
sabemos que no es asf Que valga la
aclaraci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-02

Ri Millionaire Gould ha llegado
Paris en- su yate particular, desde |
New York.
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Dice "El Dempcrata",

vev. Que de La casa de dofla Rosen'
da Olivia, viuda de Cordova, ha de-
sanarecido un hilo suyo, de Is af1os
do edad. ignorando su paradero- Su'
Mica la reproduction de las anterio'
res hneas, quedando, por nuestra
parte, complacido. 80
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Sc sirven pedidos p0r correos.

Ell Camagtiey (Cuba) ha sufri-
do un horrible temporal sembrando
ell pauico en- los mOradOreS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-02

La Exposition de Paris tiene
AZ puertas de entrada, en- las cnales
Sc encuentra infinidad de especul. do.
res de distintos negocios.
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A don Jose Gual Silven, Juez
municipal de .Guayama le ha sido
admitida la renuncla que Presenta
ra de su cargo, deblendo nacer en-
trega del Juzgado al supreme 81 pa
ra clio estuvlese capaclGaoo y en- Ca
50 contrario continuar desempe1an.
dolo hasta que Ell Ayuntah1ento oe-
signe su successor,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-02

Pasajeros@q que condujo a este
puerto ell vapor <Maracaibo,: doc.
tor r. Woodward J John~ B. Pint, H.
H. Allen, John Jameson y L. Gold
smith
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AL alcalde de Patillas Sc le
ha transcrito remitido una comu-
nicaci6n del Juez munlclpal oe aquel
pueblo, participando el fallecimien-
to del Juez suplente don Francisco
G.. Lop pez, para que con arreglo a Ia
Orden General mo 86 proceda en-
union de la mayoria del Ayunta
nient,, a designar el successor.
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AL Juez municipal de Caguas
se le ha devuelto una communication
del % del pasado, manifestandose'
le o. la causa alegada por don Pedro
Jimenez Sicard6 para no aceptar ell
cargo de Fiscal municipal suplente
no es admissible y de 81 debe pose
siOnarSe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-02

Por la ofcina del Attorney
General Sc ha devuelto al Juez mu-
nicipal de Caguas, su comunlcaclon
de fecha 27 del pasados manlfestan
dosele n su conducta observada en-
al asnnto de Melton Caballero Ra-
mos ha sido correcta, debiendo no.
*ifcar al Caballero como resolution
& su queja, ell contenido de La reterl'
da communication.
The sun., 1900-10-18
MONTE CARLO In CHICAGO.
Gambling Hall to Open Next
Month. Located ON
County Line.

Chicago, Oct. 17.-Chicago gamblers
have erected large building just south
of Richton, ON the main line of the
Illinois Central Railroad, and on Nov
embcr ii gambling enterprise which will
be Il vertiable Monte Carlo will be
opened.
The building which is $50 feet square,
is surrounded by Il stockade 10 feet high,
and no person whose presence is dis
tasteful will be allowed to pass through
The single entrance. The structure cost
$4,000 The proposed Monte Corlo is
situated on the line which divides Cook
and Will counties, and if the authorities
III either county make trouble the gam
blcrs will only have to move their games
10 the other side Of the structure to get
ont Of the jurisdiction Of the distrub.
crs.
| On the day following the national cleo
tion the building will be formally open
ed 4 large po0lroom win be operated
and all games of chance will also bt
placed before the man with money VIII,
gets beyond the stoc6ade. Mammoth
brick iireplaces are situated i'll the centr,
of each side Of the building, and tn,
red brick chimneys are built On the out
side.
The sun., 1900-10-18
EDWARD RiDGELY DEAD.
Had Been Secretary of State
Under Governor
Burton

Dover. Oct. 1T.-Edward Tidgely died
this morning at Ills o'clock. He was,
born in Dover, January 80. 1881. He was
married June %. 1859 to Miss Elizabeth
f.. daughter of William I'll. f. Comeggs
Iof Dover. His son Henry Ridgely, Jr.,
is a member of the Kent county bar.
He was educated at st. Marys Col
lege, Wilmington, commenced his legal
studies in the office of Hon. NJ. w. Bates
and attended the Law School of Yale
College for one year. lie was admitted
10 practice in the spring of 1858.
He took part in all the important
eases in Kent county, and acted as
Chancellor nd litem in u case involving
il large amount of money: his decision
was affirmed by the Court Of Errors
and Appeals, with highly compliment
airy recognition Of his learning and tai
ems.
| He was Secretary of State under Coy
ernor Burton. Since 1857 he had been
Il director Of the Farmers Bank, having
first been appointed il State director, and
afterwards was elected by the stock
holders. He was Il member of the
Dover Board of Education for several
lyeal.s. lii 1860, he joined Dover Lodge
A. f. A. NJ. Since 1859 he has been d
lvestryman of Christ Church. He had
been blind for many years.
The sun., 1900-10-18
Schooner Driven Ashore.

Lewes Del. Oct. Ia severe north
west gale has prevailed along the coast
since ! o'clock last night. The schooner
Har'ie l.. Pickering, of Deer Island,
Maine, in ballast from New York for
Philadelphia, in attempting 10 reach
Delaware Breakwater was driven ashore
at the point of Cape Henlopen at 7.3O
o'clock. The crew Of six men was res
cned in the hreeches buoy by crews of
the Lewes and Henlopen Life Saving
Stations, three hours later. She is in
good contidition and will probably be
tloated when the gale subsidies. Several
vessels dragged anchors and narrowly
escaped stranding on &ape Henlopen.
The sun., 1900-10-18
IN DESPERATE STRAITS.

From Daily Republican.
The majority of the Democratic
Sneakers do not use arguments that
amount to anything in their frantc ap-
peals to the people to vote for Bryan
and Stevenson. They keep the free sill
yer issue in the background and speak
on Trusts and Imperialism. These are
touchy subjects for the majority OF the
Democratic speakers to handle i'll Della
ware. Numerous well known Democrats
are mixed up more or less i'll Trusts OF
one kind and another. The Young
Mems Democratic Club welcomed the
nominees on the Democratic ticket by
giving them IL reception when speeches
were made by numerous well known
gentlemen, one of whom was il Mr.. Nc
Lane, of Virginia. He said the eyes Of
all the States this year We're fixed on
Delaware, and expected it to give its
old time majority. He forgets that the
old way of giving Democratic majorities
i'll Delaware has been done away with,
thanks to the persistent demands OF
the Republican press and the party
leaders. Men who were disfranchisec
because they voted the Republican
ticket. can now vote by paying one dol
lar and getting registered. This is not
all that has helped TO make Delaware
Republican. The Australian ballot has
done the rest with the busy mechanic
having his eyes opened TO what fire,
trade and free silver would do for tft
workingman 1t would close up ever.
workshop iii the city; it would cause ;
crash in the security and money mar
kets in the United States, and instea,
of becoming IL lender Of money to for,
ign nations, we would become borrower
and wearers of foreign made goods
There is no question of the desperate
straits the Democrats are i'll Delaware
They have made an appeal to the Ma
tional Democratic Committee for help
The method of raising campaign fund
by putting note in the Farmers BAN
is thing of the past. The leader
must 20 down in their pockets now
The funds have not been flowing i
as fast as the leaders wish, and the
have made an urgent appeal for funds
The sun., 1900-10-18
+. New way ofstealing a Pig.

1t was modern Tom who paid visit
to the farm of George Moore, near Hare's
Corner, several nights since, for instead
Of stealing pig "and away he ran,' as
did the Tom of nursery rhyme reputa-
tion, he constructed small sized pen
and carted one of MIR. Moore's finest
sows away in it. This modern pig stealer
WAS evidently familiar with the Moore
property. He made his visit early in the
morning. took from the woodahed such
material as was necessary to the con.
struction of the individual pen, and
drove out without attracting anybody in
the house, or disturbing the sleep of the
ten other hogs that were in the pen.
The sun., 1900-10-18
ApLAI,s MIsFoRTUNE.
From tho BOSTON Herald.

From the Boston Herald.
Adlai Stevenson is in misfortune. De
cidedly the best joke Of the campaign is
on linn. 10 have quoted III an article
contributed TO the North american lie
view, as 4 vrrituhlc utterance of .Abra-
ham Lincoln words which, ii is said,
first saw the light us il pulp@ted mes
sag efrom lis spirit III another world is
Il most ridiculous performances No one
can presume that Mr.. Stevenson commit
ted such Il fault deliberately. He prob
ably found the quotation published some
whore as genuine and seized upon it for
his purpose, without taking pains to
verify it-a dangerous course III these
days. He is victim of overconidence.
II is 70 be hoped that we shall be able
to keep this kind If literature out Of poll
tics If it should become the fashion to
cite alleged communications from dead
statesmen for guidance and warning,
politics would become even more Il game
OF imagination than it is now. and that
is unnecessary. Ii would comc to pass
that the spirits Of Just men made perfect
would be suspected of manufacturing
campaign lies.
The sun., 1900-10-18
STILL CRITICALLY ILL.
No One is Allowed to See Senator
KenneY but His Family.

Dover, Oct 1.-THE condition of Sena-
tor Kenney was unchanged yesterday.
He was unable to raise his head from
the pillow. and his temperature was 104
degrees. His physician is in constant
attendance. Only the physician, the
nurse, and Mrs. Kenney are permitted
to 90 into the invalid's room.
Mr.. Kenneys law partner, Arley b
NIngee. owing to the gravity Of tht
Senator's illness, has not been allowed
to visit him since last Thursday. The
published story that Mr.. Kenney i,
directing politics III Kent and SUSSEX
counties from his sick bed is untrue.
The sun., 1900-10-18
IlrliLtiyl
ItrlntiNn
MIR. BRYAN REBUKED.
rom the Philadelphia Press.

From the Philadelphia Press.
The Press takes zip Mr.. Bryan'S recent
Quincy speech. in which the candidate
referred to the unenviable condition Of
workingmen and the .careworn faces Of
the women and shows situation of
prosperity in Quincy. 1t says:
with such conditions existing among
the working people of Quincy it is not
likely thar the wives of the wolkingmen
are more subject to care than the wives
Of workinglnen in general, and they will
not thank Mr.. Bryan for trying to make
them objects If pity. But Mr. Bryan's
remarks i'll Quincy are only sample Of
the whole tone Of his campaign. There
is nothing i'll il to suggest hope or prog
ress. II is Il wall of dispair and failure.
The sun., 1900-10-18
The Rogue Championship.

This afternoon Jesse Webb Of West
Chester, and Harry Hunter, Of Spring
City, Chester county, Pa, will play for
the rogue championship on the grounds
at the residence Of James B. Hickman,
No. 1902 Franklin street. Afterwards
Harry Hunter and Jerome B. Bell will
play their deciding game for a gold
medal. Each has won a game and to.
days contest will decide which shall
wear the medal. Lovers OF the game are
intensely interested over the result. The
public will be welcomed to witness the
contest.
The sun., 1900-10-18
40 TIME TO SWAP HORSES.

From the san Francisco Call.
The Call taking up the report that
signs in Germany point to an industrial
and financial crisis before two years
have passed, says:
SHOULD Bryan be elected there will be
at once an era Of traiff tinkering and
medding and muddling with the cur
rency; and if ut the same time there
should come hard times in Europe, with
IL consequent flood Of cheap goods to be
sold in our markets for gold the result
would be far more disastrous than that
Of the panic Of 1898. We are now in the
stream of great events i'll the business
world and it is no time to swap horses.
The sun., 1900-10-18
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi
ness transactions and financially able tc
carry out any obligations made by theil
firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, o.
WALDTNG, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern ally
acting directly upon the blood and muc
GUS surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold b,
all Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1900-10-18

ware and they can certainly al unite IN
bringing about the election of the men
bring about the election of the
there. SO much has been gained in the
direction of consolidating the Republic
cans and the time will come before
many years when the unpleasant situa-
tion that has veHed and hindered the
Republicans in their contest for the right
will be forgotten and again they will
all be working in unison for common
purpose. They will do so this year Sc
far as the state ticket is concerned and
81 far as New Castle county is interest
ed. That much has been gained at least
The sun., 1900-10-18
Will Give a Dance.

Newark, Oct 1.-THE young men of
Newark will give dance in Caskey
Hall Friday night. Mrs. j. Il. Arm
strong, Mrs. j. +. Armstrong, Mrs. G..
b. Evans, Mrs. II. Il. Tyson, Mrs. H.
q. VI. Kollock. Mrs. L. Irving Handy
and Mrs. Delaware Clark will be the
patronesses. Herman l.. Wright, Cum
Minis +. Speakman, Herbert X. Tun-
nell. \. Lee Clifton ana Lucien T..
Green will compose the reception com
mittee.