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The age-herald., 1900-10-26
SCOTT SBORO
Items of Interest from the Capital o
 High Jackson

Scottsbore, October A.-(Speoial.) )-W. L. Smith, father-in-law of J. c. Jones, was found dead in bed on yesterday morning. MT Smith had been recently moved up from Buffers Mills to this place, and was staying temporarily with his son-in-law He will be buried today at o'clock.
 MT and Mrs. Wade Woodall lost their baby daughter yesterday, age months The nterment will take place this morning at 10 o'clock.
 Will England, colored, was seriously burned late yesterday afternoon by the ex- plosion of a gasoline lamp at the Stegall- Hooks mill.
 Will Robinson died at his home on Mud creek, tEis county, this morning.
 Dr. F. R. Grant one of the most promi- nent physicians in Jackson County, is very low at his home in Paint Rock Valley, with but little hope for his recovery.
 County Court Clerk James Hackworth was driving spirited horse Sunday, which took fright and ran away and completely demolished the phaeton, painfully injurjng MT. Hackworth, but breaking no bones. In the vehickle with him were two children of Conductor Higgins, one little girl a year oold, and their escape was miraculous.
 J. D. Snodgrass has ginned four hundred bales of cotton this year. He gets $3 per bale.
 Bellefont yesterday of dropsy. She was S4 years old.
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DistrusJ

From the Syracuse Herald
 First Beggar-Wot! y ain't gon' t strike dat philanthropist!
 Second Beggar - Nope. Yestiddy I axes him for a quarter and he gives me Ca nadian 20-cent piece.
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Highest temperature, S3; lowest temper ature, 66; average temperature, "A.
 BEN. M. JACOBS, Station Agent, U. 8. Weather Bureau.
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made with a blouse jacket, trimmed with a band of taffetta silk, having a pocket in the blouse and a full flared and in- verted plait back, it is at once the cheapest and most stylish suit offered for the money. Its price is only 22.5O
 ri g h t fitting, Tailor-Made Suits in blacks, tans, castors, royal blues and navy. in serge, they are both single and double breasted and are made with short back, dip front, special
 9.98 Pebble Cheviot, that new weave of material so popular this season,made up in some handsome effects in both blouse and tight-fitting. It is known as Pebble Cheviot, and it comes in brown, royal, navy and black. For instance we are showing a handsome tight fit- ting one in a new cut, fine shaped tight fitting, tailor-made suit only lS.Sb
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For further information apply to general office, Morris Hotel.
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Forecast for Alabama

Washington, October 25.-Alabama fore cast: Fair in northern, occasional rains in southern partions Friday; Saturday fair; fresh easterly winds, becoming southerly
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"A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE FOUL BAR- CAIN." MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
 SAPOl 10

clothing store in the recent fire on Sev- enteenth street, are now moving a new stock of goods into one of the stores in the Ramsay and Mccormack block, facing the street car line. Their opening will take place next Saturday.
 Rev U. D. Mooney. pastor of the Second Presbyterian church of Birmingham, will conduct services in the Presbyterian church here on Thursday Friday and Saturday nights, preparatory to the communion service on next Sabbath.
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Generous Impulse Thwarted

From the Chicago Record.
 What lovely fan, Clarar'
 Isn't 1t sweet? I bought 1t for Julia on her birthday and liked 1t so well that kept it myself"
The age-herald., 1900-10-26

Round trip to Jacksonville, Fla, Gun Club meeting on sale October 29 10 31 in- elusive, good to return November 3. Certi- ficate plan.
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THE WEATHER

Birmingham, Ala, Oct 25, 1900. Local observations during the A hours ending D. m.. Central time:
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Special Rates Via Louisville & Nashville

To Opelka and return via Montgomery at one fare, $S.S5. Tickets on sale October 2S to 26, inclusive, good to return until Oc- tober 2S., train arriving here at midnight:
The age-herald., 1900-10-26

Mrs. Mayner died at her home near Bellefont yesterday of dropsy. She was S4 years old.
The age-herald., 1900-10-26

J. D. Snodgrass has ginned four hundred bales of cotton this year. He gets $3 per bale.
The age-herald., 1900-10-26
IRON REVIEW

Mrs. J. A. Majors is visiting relatives in C0rinth, Miss.
The age-herald., 1900-10-26

meeting of the Democratic Club is call | ed for tomorrow night at the City Hall | and full attendance is urged
The age-herald., 1900-10-26

Will England colored, was seriousl burned late yesterday afternoon by the @ plosion of a gasoline lamp at the Stegal Hooks mill.
The age-herald., 1900-10-26

MT. and Mrs. Wade Woodall lost their baby daughter yesterday, age months. The interment will take place this morning at 10 o'clock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-27

UNITED STATES ENGISEER's Of
fce. Portland. Or. July =, ise-Sealed
propo.als for removal Of iasao cubic
Yards more or less. rock. dredging S@.s<e
cubic Yards, more or less, material FROM
the Columbia river In the vicinity OF
Astoria Or. viii be received here untsf
10 m August q. 1900. and then publicly
opened. Information furnished on arpli-
cation, W. c Langntt. Captain En-
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eALE-CITY REAL EsrATE-
Continued.


~ aALE-By r. W. West. Is and y
Ssorrer on First avenue and Broma
's<ref: consists of two full size lots:
ose improvements; good property to
u {1v FOR future development. az there
= sufficient income to pay taxes and
+ ain and leave some margin besides
5GT An income property in North Be-
S17k: three modern eight-room houses,
a m 1000 condition; Will net almost Is
S-Three good modern houses at
"a Iooklyn; number of lots 90 with
a. property: a good property Tor some
e1ncattonai features and have and In
s1me besides.
sls -ImDrs9,y .. property. lot 0riD. In
4 Sk..iarxe lot; two modern eieht-room
8 houses; within walking distance; one
TEX from car line; one block from new
~ school building; good view.
H One OF the most prominent cor
f1sse; grounds 90xl2o.
u Glx-room house; lot 8oxf10; bear
fruit trees: good view; close to
xfS-Fine home on second hill: modern
13nt-room house; splendid corner: lot
0@1U; good view; two blocks from car
4 nd; In Renton addition.
n M-NeW and modern flve-room cottaxe
TX txl9; sewer. water and gas on
n street; close TO Madison street and Minor
- Lot 0l1lc0; new three-room cottaxe.
TTyss:nsy second s,Tsi avenue. convenient "a
m three lots leach soxI3N. on cor
~; on HaFrieon street, west OF Broad
Wuy; nne residence district.
~ Corner lot at Latona: 50x114.
MHe-Fne. level lot, eox110 on Bellevue
6 aSeuue; small cottage.
Ugo-acfe tracts on Renton car line: scent
f4fe: good garden and fruit land: sur
yeyed and staked; better than 4 town
= lM for the working man; easy terms
n nogth Of Madison: 6Oxl1D
{e-Lot on Twenty-hrst avenue (ReE ION
Z hill additi0n), 0Dx110: fine, level lot.
Corner on Harvard avenue. north OF
r w WEST n yyrs,., rs,..<.r
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ARCHITECTS sCPPLY COMPANY.
DRAUGHTING. tracing lettering. maps.
sun prints by latest methods. including
blue prints. Telephone, Main no Seat
q. San Print Co. io7 Marion street
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tARMs for sale ana for rent. w. w.
oearoorn. - Union block.
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Composition.

We are now prepared to q ooupos,ttoa
fer the rads tAny nssasarsj in SenrAxezl
0etion guaTantsed Cal e. aAdseos pooep
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LfvERMORE's spEcxTAIa.

LIvERMORE'6 SPECIALS.
u1D. $3.50, $3.50, $3.50, 1870, $3.50. $3.50
per acre FOR 40 acres OF water front. on
v Puget sound, between Seattle and Taco
NJ: one hours drive from car line. ana
only twenty minutes from the Seattle
Tacoma electric line, now IN process Of
const<uction. The timber on the land n
worth more than the price asked. IL
you are looking Tor an investment you
may regret some day not having looked
this up.
n noc-A new s-room house. cioss in. on
Hoylston avenue.
FRUIT, chicken houses, all IN good order;
Y nve blocks from Madison street.
o1o-For cash, a f1ne lot. street graded,
3 eewered, car line: must be sold quick
q, t00--A nne home, modern improvements,
lawn. flowers. four blocks from car line.
SEVERAL acre tracts In West Seattle.
q kW-A s-room house close In. rents for
ol'bco--A io-room house. close in. rents for
~ N
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c. n. LivERMoRE.
ia NEW YORK BUILDING.

EerABLIsHED isss resident Of Seattle
for % years.
For gals-We are selling the cid Dunlap
farm IN tracts to suit The purchaser.
II n on the Seattle a Rcnton car limo at
Dunlap p. o.. cheaper than any other
land on q scent car line out Of the city.
Also outside lands for $50 per acre.
Lake Washington water front, near
Brighton Beach.
Nice level lots on Twenty-sixth avenue:
t116 per lot, one block from car line.
Good level lots on car line, ~ Der lot.
Lot SQx12o block and half north of Pike.
on Seventh avenue; 81 60
Three houses on one lot. rents for $50
per month: price. H.aoo.
Lot i20xi2O large house, close .H fhouso
cost 3s00o); price, ST. coo.
Lots Nexi2s, near Madison street $3.50 to
oa00 per lot
1itxi20. IN Lake Union addition. close to
car line. 80.
e0xi2O feet. on Grant atreet bridge, u 500.
Improved farms N all parts Of the state.
GEO. w. DUNLAP. Entrance s. Union
Block.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE BOARD OR DIRECTORS OF Sc
attic School District No. l, al their ofyicc.
Seventh avenue and Marion street. will
m sept~mher 4 itoo Tor the construcsion
OF Senior Grammar School Building
in accordance with the drawings and spe-
circation.. copies of which may be seen
at this Office. or at the architects Office.
Roone a Corner. New York block. Seat
tie
Proposals must be separate for the
plumbing and for the heating and the
BOARD reserves the right 10 reject any.
all or separate proposals.
Proposals must be- accompanied Try q
csFtine3 check for 1900 payable 10 the
order % the Secretary % the Board as
q guarantee that the bidder. N awarded
the contract. will enter into a contract
and give surety bonds for the full amount
OF the contract LYMAN BANKS.
secretary
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LOTS on University heights. adJoining
campus OF state University: graded
etc. seattles educational suburb: iots
sotd and houses built on easy INSTALL
ments. Moore Investment Co. liz Co
iumbta street.
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w. d. FIELD. queen Anne
oS75 each--Two very slightly lots on Queen
Anne hill. one block from Highland
drive and cable line view can never be
cut on.
Houses on easy payments.
e s0O--New modern cottage now being
constructed on 18th avenue. about two
lain bath hrst-class plumbing. electric
aud gas connections, brick piers, a large
roomy cottage.
W. u. FIELD building.
Phone. Main 81
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QuARTERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT.
Seattle. Washington. July ~, 1880 Seal
cd proposals viii be received at this Of
fee until II a. m, July Is. for furnish
ing Transportation from Puget Sound to
Valdez Alaska. for 1850 tons coal and
from so to $50 tons general merchan-
W. w. ROBINSON. JR,
Capt and A. q. NJ. u. s. Army
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1enla raZ0n.

La mujer de un gallego cayo pc
ligrosamente enfern1a. Llam6=e 6
un m6dico y lie dijo:
-Sr. medico, solo tengo veinti'
cinco duros: va mate usted 6 cure 6
mi mujer, usted sera el duef1o do mi
corto capital.
La mujer muri6 y 81 facultativo
reclamo ell precio de su trabajo
Ell viudo, entonces, y antes de
pagarle le pregunt6:
ID Ha matado usted mi mujer?
NO, hombre, no; ;qu6 barbari
dad!
& La ha curado usted?
No, por desgracia.
Pues. amigo, trato es trato: 20
le ofrec1 q usted pagarle, va la mata
sc 8 la curase. listed confiesa que
no ha hecho nj 10 uno nj 10 otro, y,
por consiguiente, estamos en- paz.
Este gallego conocfa la l6gica y
saba ir su casa sin lazarillo,
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El cic16n

Siguen recibie Idose dc los e
tados Unidos nunorosos detaIies so
bre el dltimo ciclon que azotd las
costas de- la Florida, y Ell cual sin =
tiose alll Con terrible inten ,idad
producieudo muchcs Y espanlosos
estragOs.
En- Galveston destruy6 todos los
muelles 6 hizo encallar muchos bu =
ques.
Calchlase que pasan de sels mi!
los muertos, entire elios cieuto Gin
cuenta sOldados de la guarnicion
El aqua, en- su creciente. lego
q L. altura de seis pies 4
Tolas las cosechas del estado de
Florida Sc consideran destruidaS, ',
importando las pera1''as a'gunos
milIones de pesos.
Los pueblos de la costa han su
frido irrepara bles danos
Tambie cerca de Ia costa uau
frago ell vapor <Guiler,, que hacla
viajes entire Cuba y los Estados Uui
dos.
Ell ciclon eul pezo; y Sc mantuvo
en- toda SUI intansidad desde la noche
del sabado llasta 81 mediodfa dol do
ningo
La perdida de laseosecha del al
god6n Sc estima en- veinte miIlone5
de pesos.
Por ell derruinbe de las casas
han perecido aplastadas famlias en-
terae.
Delos csdaveres tiotantes en- g
mar Sc han eXtraido setecieutos.
Las autoridades de Ia Florida
han pedido auxi;ios al Gobierno, e
cual sc apresuraN enviarlos de to-
| das classes en- gEandes cantidades
| Este ciclon, por 10 visto, ha sid>
ailn II. IS furioso que ei dA San Ciria
, &C, quc arrAs6 nuestra Is b.
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vaI0r hero leo.
t'RENTE 4 FREN NTF5.

cerca de un~* &c nue> tras pob!9s
ciores rurale acar clio en dias pasa
dos uD hecho que demuestra la in
mell>a d6>is de valor y sargre fria,
eucerrada ell uno de esos campesi
nos humilde5 v candorosos Is quienes
vemos diario cruzando las GALES
con aire embobado, al parecer.
Un sugeto de nombrs Juan Ulp1n
atravesaba el rs del pasado, & las Z
de la nocne un lugar montal1oso en-
compa nfa de un chicuelo de 10 amos,
h j" suyo, De pronto ve brillar en-
la o5curidad <dCs lucesita Sd (son sus
paiabras) que So movian entire .os
arboles vecincs. Juan tuvo un mo-
mento de vacilaci6n, pues creyo en-
un principle (dice 81 que serfa al
gun <muertos. Pero un rugidO for
midable vino a sacarle de dudas. Sc
hallaba en- presencia de uR tigre, de
uno de esos terribles carniceros, to
rror de nuestros campos. Ell dss-
graciado SO encomend6 s todos los
santos Y & todos los Angeles, pues Sc
consider6, y con raz6n, irrsmisible-
mente perdido; no poseia sino un mi
serable- cuchillo de monte para ha
Ger frente a la terrible 1era. Sin
embargo no Sc deearin5.
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liza Paz!

En- estos tiempos es 10 mismo
decir <la paz, que eila guerra!s
Porque POGO hace que Sc
celebraron las confarencias para Ia
paz universal, y sin embargo, va We
mos que fcutos han producido; pero
81 no ha producido frutos ha dado
muchas hojas.. .escritas
Ademas, ahf va otro dato.
Es Ell <senOr> Hudson Maxim,
Inventor de unas ametralladoras que
le han hecho celebre, pero le parece
que este es POGO, as1 ha inven tado
una especie de torpedos aereos que
al estallar despediran vapores en-
cendidos de acido sulfurico concen-
trado, 10 cual producir1a la muerte
de muchas personas por envenena.
mientO.
Que paz que fraternidad mas
linda y mas fin de siglo!
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Batalla
cannpal.

Francisco Gonzalez Pedro
Ares, ambos poceros de ofcio, re-
gresham al anochecer de su trabajo
en- una fnca de recreo, sta en- Casa
Blanca Madrid.
Pedro Ares lIevaba una bota pc
quef1a que les servia para ell vino q.
tomaban en- las comidas, y que traian
vacia, habiendola infado de aire pa
ra evitar que por efecto del calor Sc
pegase la PEI de que estau recubier
tas interiormente
Al pasar por una casilla Do la
zona del extraradio, un vigilante de
consumes le pregunt6 que llsvaba
en- la bota
--Viento -contest6 Ares.
Esto le pareci6 al consumero
que era burlarse de el, y contest6 de
mala manera al ObrerO.
Replica este, y marchando y
cuestionando de palabra, siguieron
los dos hasta la carretera de Extre-
vnadura, donde habia en- Otra casilla
otros vigilantes.
Eptonces Ell de consumes, segu-
70 de ser protegidopon sus compa.
nerOs, enarbol6 la garrota y la en-
prendi6 q golpes con los dos poce
; ros, quienes Sc defenderon cou pie
draS
Hasta cinco consumeros Sc reu-
nierop, apaleando barbaramente a
Francisco Gonzalez y Pedro Ares,
| haciAndoles cuatros disparos de ca
! rabina,
Cuando les hubieroE dado una
| fenomenal paliza dejaronlos mar
! char, entouces los les1onados Sc
| dirigieron 8 la Casa de socorro mas
! proxima, donde fueron curadCs de
/ diversas cOntusiOGes.
A uno de ellos fue precise ven
darle todo el cuerpo y brazos, que
! tenla llenos de magulladuras.
/ Cuando estabau curandOlOs sc
present6 la guardia civil conducien.
do los cincos agentes de consumes
one tenian contusiones sin impor-
tancia, producidas por los puretazos
las pedradas que los poceros les
causaron al d6ferceerse.
Despues de curados marcharOn
Sc prestar su servicio y en cambio
& los atropellados Sc les condujo al
iuzgado de guardia.
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AfOliSlnOS.

(Del matrimonio, para solteros y
sOlteras
Tomar mujer por raz6n de hi
giene es la mayor parte de las veces
10 mismo que ahogarso para saciar
la sed.
Tomar muier para enrique
cerse, es una vileza y una fabrjca
fecunda de infdelidaues.
Tomar mujer para empobre,
cerse, es una estupidez y un de]lto;
es ingresar Ell el mundo de los pro
letarios y es una de las mayorss res
ponsabilidades que puede asumir an
hombre.
*Tomar mujer por hacer algu
ma cosa por imitar nuestros ami
gos y compaf1eros que Sc casan, es
una tonterfa y production fecundisi
| ma de adulterios.
*Casarse por despecho, es ma
tarse a ST mismo para vengarse de
un enemigo.
Casarse para af1adir al propio
nombre un tftulo, es comprar muy
caro- un juguete de ningd1 valor.
| Casarse para tener una mujer
hermosa es comprar carfsimo un pal
mo de- TERRA desde Ell cual Sc contem
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Con Ia rapidez del relampago sc

Con la rapidez del relampago sc
echo un lado del cam:no y Sc enca
ram6 junto con Ell ch:cuelo al primer
&rbol que encontr6 & mano, y alli Sc
dispuso aguardar. Su espera no
fu9 larga, el animal SO lego al pie
del mismo &rbol = rugiendo de fu.
ror, comenzo 4 socavar las raices.
Ulpin tom6 una resoluci6n heroica.
Ef arbol por dssgracia no muy fuer-
te, casi vacilaba va, y era casi segu
70 que los dos infelices no barbarian
On caer en- poder de la fera Ell
campesino, queriendo salvar & su
hijo >aunque fuera, desenvaina el Gu
chillo y SO srroja al suelo.. La fie-
ra Sc revuelve sobre el y clava sus
garras en- la carne de Ulpin, pero
un instante despues rodaba por tie
IRA con ell coraz6n atravesado por sl
euchillo del campesino.
Nuestros lectores pueden calcu'
lar que tai serfa el tigre On question
cuando la piel mide desde ell lugar
de la nuca al nacimisnto de la cola
un metro, 424 centfmetros.
1Ds Gel Oriente,, de Cumana
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VA tencnos de nuevo entire no
sotroS este ilastrado amigo nues
trn Director del Laboratorio Quf-
mico de Ia Jnnta Superior de SAM
dad
Regresa de los Estados Unidos,
donde Sc halIaba en- use de licencis
temporal. tenemos nucho gusto
Ell enviarle nuestrO Saludo de bion
venida, deseandois grata parmaren
cia en San Juan, donde Sc ls aprecia
y SO lie distiugue por sus mSritos
persOnales
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Puert0-RiCO

Un amigo nuestro recibiG por el
d.timo vapor, de Ia isla hermana,
carta en- que Sc le delinea este ho-
rrible cuadro:
eAquf esta su paisano ell senor
Carlos Alberto Mota recoelen do gen.
to para llevar q sus fincas de Santo
Domingo, y puedo asegurarle que
l]eva buenos hombres de trabajo que
le seran de gran utilidad.
Puerto Rico esta arruinado, y
mas one NADIA las comarcas cafeteras.
Yauco, cue todo era riqueza, es hoy
toda pobreza; Ia cosecha de cafe es
muy pobre; las haciendas estan en-
su mayor parte abandonadas, porque
como ell cledito ha desaparecido, no
hay nj un solo propietario de cafe
que tenga una peseta para desyerbar
su fnca.
Ell hambre que hay aqu1 es atroz,
terrible, horrorosa. We usted por
mi'lares los limosneros por las ca
lies, centenares de nil1os huerfanos
y abandonados y casi nadie puede
hacer la carload porque hoy somos
todos una partida de mendigos como
ellos.
En- ell ano que termin6 el 81 dc
Enero, ha habido en- este pueblo, que
solo tuvo en- ell dltimo censo 27.0OO
habitantes, la enorme cifra de 2 O40
defunciones, por us naci cimientoe
En- ell mes de Julio 1ltimo Sc han re
, gistrado 374 defunciones; y en- Il
mes de Agosto Sc cuentan 1872. Va
| usted com prendera que a csc paso
! nos quedamos sin gecte, y 10 pec'
de todo es que es impossible pone'
| remedio tanto NAL,
! Y los yanquis, clos humanit"
| rios,, clos redentores,, como 81 CO.
| ellOs 40 fuera.
Vigoricemos nuestra precioss
! nacionalidad, y no Sc olga nunca
| aquf que la isla libre puede caer j.
| mas entire esas garras.
de Gel Liberal,, Santo Domingo
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En- esta imprenta Sc ven,ie pant'
de periodicos viejos $2 40 ei quin
al. ms < !;
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CoIegio Particular

DlRlJlDO PUR t.DhO MOCLU DANIEL
Aum7.os erte,mos, pensjonlstos Y 'ned~
oension:Stos, Gale del Sol MIN. 1@ II.
Los alumnos reciben en- este Co.
iego: Q La instruction primarla,
tncluyendo el ingles, dibulo 10 his
tora dc Puerto Rico. % La ins.
trucci6n secundaria, 8 sea la prcpa,
raci6n para el ingreso en- las Uni
versidades de los Estados Unldos,
80 Glasses de adorno. (dibujo, pm
tura Y musica.) 40 Teorfa y p''ac'
tica de la Tonodurfa dc libros. So,
ran tambitn admitid0S, en-. 'ld"d de
nternos, los alumnos qao desren
.ontinuar sus cstudios cu Ia ALTA lI>.
cucla Americana, q donde %Iueljos
concurriran yigilados por les ms
pectores del Co!cgio, rcclh'cndo
desputs repasos privados Il" 'As
asignaturas que curScn. Este D.
egio tiene su eRegIamento inter ~
1ue Sc enviara a los padres que 10
sOliCiten
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-21

El hctl.>, 81 h.. ocurrido en- la
forma reIact&da, cOl.ftr rme las no.
ticias que g. 81 !uemos, no puede
ser mas bruiaI =! n:e1os propio de
TN pals civiiIzadu
%, s!lt Liberal,)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-21
IntoreSante.

La Empresa de coches de don 10
IS Ramirez de Cayoy tione estable
cIda .u Agencia en- Ell IGetablecimien
to eLa Luna, San Francisco 35 de
los scf1ores Zalduondo & Mier; esta
Wopresa Cuenta con COnStante y
bucn servicio y en- competencia con
las demds en- cuanto q sus prccios
por 10 Cual Lama la atonci0n de los
senores viajeros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-21

pla un cielo que pertenece s todos.
Els casi siempre vender cl derecho
de primogenitura por un plato de
lentejas.
P. MANTEGAZZA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-21
Rafael PaIacios Rodriguez
A 3 0 G A DO.

Ofrece su cervicios profcs!o
rales en- su bufote
San Francisco 81 % piso
Ca-l5-1