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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-12
:A1o <. Mum. 35ll
Fl fngIa|do
de Ia marina.

va 10 ha denunciado I'm perD-
dico de esta Capital. Deutro de
aquelfa especie de bsgacero, existen
cbarcas de aqua corrompi6a que
constituyen focos peligrosos para la
salud pdblica.
Eli remedio es muy sencillo. Hay
que der. iLar e f. isimo al matoste;
dpja' el e>pacio C '1upletam nte libre
terrap!cnar dolo y hacienda ALI una
plaza con arbol&d'', para que no Sc
asfxien los Gomez cia 'Ite> que teng.ln
que cruzar aquellos>sitios en- sus o 'e
raciOnes cOmercit les
Para sustituir los tinglados que
Sc derriben, habilftese el magnitico
tipglado metalico procedente de la
Junta lie Obras del Puerto y ell de
MADEIRA que le es paralelo, construi
do por ell Quart master del Ejerci
to. ALI Sc podria establecer tam =
bien la Lopja para las transaccit nes
mercantiles
Els este tan dificll?
cCues ia tai to dinero?
Al contrario; produciria la uti-
lidad de la venta de las m lderas d.
los tiaglados que Sc derribaran, ga
maria 81 ornate p1blico, quitando de
la vista del viajero cue llega al puer
to. el espectaculo de esa leoI era fea
y NAL oliente:y saldria triunfante la
hygiene pdblica destruyendo<ase pc
renne foco de infection.
Conque ahf tienen en- que en-
tretenerse,, la Junta de Sanidad, el
Board de Obras Phblicas, J el Sr.
Alcalde de esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-12
Mandulete6
en- session .

Estando dc ServicIo en- la allie
de Tetuan ell guardia Jos6 Marrero
Rodr iguez, Sc -euni6su grupo do in
dividuos, de esos que no tiene ofcio
nj beneicio, Y al darle dicho guar
dia la 6rden de disolverse, toda vez
que estaban prohibidos los grup os,
no le hicierop case y continuaron en-
9! mismo sitio, sin atender a las re
petidas instancias para que desp eja
ran la calle Entonces ell Marrer ero,
va que por 10 palabra no podia eon
vencerles, acudio q la elocuencia de
su revo wer,- y con un solo disparo
al aire, ton aron la del humo, sin que
fuera possible darles alcance. Y no
hubO mas ncVedad.
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/. question China.
os'extranjeros enPekn.
La colonia extraniera residente
en- Pekin al comenzar las revueltas
de los boxers la componian; 8
r.. ~ LEGACIONES.

Y Austria Hungrfa: Embajador,
baron Czicann Won Wahlborn.
Francia: Embajador, M. S. Pi.
chon; secretario, M. D. Anthonar; y
ciuco empleados europeos.
Alemania: Embajador, baron
Won Ketteler; secretario, Won Prit
WITT y Laffron; y cinco empleados
teuropeos.z Ademas la baronesa Won
-Ketteier estaba CON su esposo.----.~
Inglaterra: Embajador, Sir Claf
dio Mac Donnald y su esposa hi
jas; secretario, H. G. OBax Fronsi'
de; segundo secre retario, H. 6. N.
Derjng; seoretario h o, Henry
.Cockburn; agrega ado honorario,
Give Bingham; agregado militar,
corcnel Browne; medico, DR. Words
worth; capellan, obispo Scott
Italia: Embajador, marques de
Salvage Raggi, y dos empleados.
Russia: Embajador, Miguel de
Giers; Y seis empleados.
Jap6n: Embajador, baron de
Nishti.
Estados Unidos: Embajador,
Edwin FL. Conger, su esposa y las
sef1oritas Woodward, de Chicago;
secretario Herbert G. Squires; Sc
gundo secretario, William E Balm
bridge; agregado naval, teniente
Key; interprete, Fleming Cheshire.
.Ademas tenian representatives en-
la capital china Belgica, Portugal y
Holanda.
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De laCarOlina a

Nos dicen de aque1 pueblo:
= <Aun subsiste la huelga, do{ui
nando hasta hoy 81 criterio de que
ell trabajor de cualquiera clase & off. ].
clio que CANADA 4 5, s,Ioy II real les
provinciales, debe ganarlos en- orc
No ba tan las razlnes que Sc les
exponen de la baja a precioor co mo
aqu1 10 ha hecho el comercio; ellcs
tender, y todo est6 paralizado y per
turbado, aunque d nitro del mayor
6rden. e servicio dom6stico, Law an
detas, cocineras & todos tocan en- ell
mismo instrumentc, y con nn critic
rio de tai mode cerradss, no es posi-
bic llegar a arregtos justos y equita-
tivos, entire el PATRON yel trabaia Tor
aceptando una boDificaci6n del 20%
que es 10 que SO ha acceptable como
TRANSACTION razonable en la Capita
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-12
y UA1DIAS EXT2ANJERAS.
OGciales So1dados

Europeos y americanos residen-
tes, en- conjunto: 25O.
= Ademas muchos misioneros ca.
tolicos y protestantes
Tota! de extranjeros: 700.
A estas horas va Sc conoce la
tragica muerte del embajador ale
man, .sospechandose que le haya ca
bido igual fin a algdn otro y temien
dose que todos corran la misma acia
ga suerte, f Dios no 10 remedia
~ enredese usted con gente que
tiene los ojos torcidos y que no usan
mas peluca que una trenza, que 10
mismo puede servir de latigo que de
cuerda para estrangular a los que
no son amarillos!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-12
ProcIana boxer.


Desdo hace mas de un mes los
boxers reIarten y pegan en- TODD ell
Chun lung unos pasquine; que di
cen.
",LEED TODOS.
Los doses que protegen q los
boxers.
Socisl lad muy justa y muy al
monica.
Os mandan cazar los demonius
extranjeros.
Que h venido turbar el i'm
perio de los hijos del cielo.
A obligar q los hombres que
violen sus juramentos.
Y a las mujeres a cometer el q
du,terio.
Destruid los caminos de hero.
Derribad los postes telegraficos.
Y, sobre todo, echad a pique
los ';steamers''.
ESQ pondra frio en- el ct razon
ce la poderosa Francia.
ESQ reiucira al polvo a los in
gIeses y q los -usss, y para siemrre
asegurara la pros peridad en- el im
perio de la dinastfa del gran Ching"
En- as paredes de las misiones
y en- nut lbs ediicios del Estado
parecen estos pasquines, que acu
den leer los chinos certenares,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-12
BdZdr OterO.
.R PONCE-P. r. aEr

DANA para piano a = ma
AOS OIO
ldem q ! manoS, y canto. 40 c ,
n 1O-2
Ell comercio de los Estados
Unidos con Puerto Rico ha mejora-
do mucho, segdn una esta listica re,
c;eAtemente publicada.
Ell celebre violinista Brindis
de Sala Sc encueatra en- Yauco en-
donde piensa OF olganizar un concier
to
Del puerto de San Francisco
ha salido para China un buen con.
tingente de tropas americanas
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ALMACENES Dh
S, MELON g. c.
San Justo IL.

Ei come reio al pcr menor de
Mayaguez celebro ura ksamblea de
Reorganization, quedando constitui
da la Directive, en- la siguiente for
M
Presidente: don Manuel Mon.
tslvo Colberg; Vice. don Jose M
Vocales D Emilio Montalvo,
don Leonardo Tornado, don Monse
rrate Ramirez, don Vicente Pav6n
.,- Secretario: D Manuel A Car
10; Vice: don Pho G Frese
Tesorero: D Santiago Baez;
Vice: don Higinio Romeu
Los operarios !de la fabrica da
f6sforos de MayagU se han decla
rado en- huelga pid endo Sc les pa
que cuando menos 80 centavos orc
por cada peso provincial, Los pro.
pietarios parece que 500 quieren
pagarle con 60 centavos,
Dfcese que los asilados en-
Hospital San Antonio'', de Maya.
guez, R mon Rivera y Carlos Acos.
t., fueron obiigados q conducir un
c.1aver al cementerio.
A los infelices que dormian q
| la intemperie en- Maysgiiez, Sc les
ha da 10 albergue en- la gallera.
Sc VENDEN dcs vacas, ma.
triculadas en- Jersey, raza garantiza
da, importadas de los Estados Uni.
dos por ell General Elliott La leche
de las vacas de Jersey es la mas rica
uel mundo. Buena opoi tunidad para
mejorar la raza vacuna y para obte'
ner una magnffica vaca p,ra una ia.
milia. Pldanse informes en- Ia Ofci
ma del Comisicn ado del Interior.
IA S-4
Ell doctor Rossell es de OPT
nion que de cada trimestre un.
semaua De vacaciones, para que e.
dicho eriodo estuden los maestro
81 ingles que nec'sitan enseflar su'
alumnOs en- el tri,nestte subsigUienS
te
Una comisi6n del Board de
Carload compuesta del doctor Smith
de la Junta Municipal Y Mr. Post.
de Obras Publicas, a quienes probaI!
blemente acompanara don Andres
Crosas, visitara en- breye la Isla de
Cabra pal estudiar sus condolences
para @. estabiecimientj de un hospi
tai de leprosos
La Colonia espanola de Ca
guas prepara un bale de ma=caras
para'el dia II del corrit nte Agra1e-
cemos la invitac ion que Sc nos ha
| dirigido.
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G@Der0l@s

Varios propietarios de fncas
urbanas en- Arecjbo han hecho sa
ber sus inquilinos que desde eli Q
del mes actual tendran que satisfa :.
Ger sus alquileres en- orc, al mismo
tipo que 81 fuera en- moneda provin
cial. En- virtud de ESQ, parece que ell
Alcalde trata de subirles la contri
buci6n
Los obreros que trabajaban en-
la fabrica de f6sforos, ell Mayaguez,
Sc han declarado en- huelga.
Asegdrase, que en- Ell combate
de Pietsan, entire chinos y europeos,
fueron los rusos los soldados que
con mas entusiasmo pelearon, ha :.
biendo resultado 2, 500 bajas de los
@chi6os, por 900 de los aliados.
Mr.. Chables r Names, para
quien solicitaba ell Fiscal de la Corte
de Humacao tres af1os, cuatro me
ses, veinte un dias y accessories
por lesiones, ha sido condenado uni
camente a la multa de 100 dollars
LIE defendio en- Guayama ante dicha
Corte ell Letrado senior Lopez Ian
dr6n
Hemos recibido Ell Programa
organizado For la co omission de feste
jos de Mayaguez, para la solemne
manifestation q. Sc habra celebrado
en- Ell dia de aver, conmemorando el.
sagundo aniversario de IA ocupacion.
americana de aauella cjudad La
manifestation sera imponente, to
mando en- ella parte todo el elemen :.
to Official de Mayaguez.
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clos. -
Segdn Sc dice, Ell Gobierno ale
man enviara China 25 mil hom
bres.
Polvos <Velutipe, 33 centavos,
PolVos <Java, leg1timo % centa
vos, Polvos Flor de eMaria> de De
letrez q 18 ceutavos' Encajes de to-
das classes por vara S, camisas, cue
los, punos, corbatas, paraguas, d
IS y 80 centavos, toaias. alfombras,
colchones platos de porcelana rs
ceDtavos docena en- eli Bsz4r de No
vedades de Lucas Gimenez San
Francisco Al.
n a Is .
La Junta de Instruction de
Barros publica la vacante de sns
escuelas.
Ha pedido Iicencia para u>ar
un revolver de bolsillo don Sanda-
lilo Torres Monge.
Sigue al go aliviado de la gra
We enfermedad que la retuvo en- ca,
ma, la respeta BILE sef1ora, dofla An
gela Igaravidez de Arnau
Telegramas de la Costa de
Oro, en- Africa, dan cuenta de un
descalabro sufrido por los Achan
It's.
Ha llegado aPonce ell Battalion
de soldados puerto rriquenos.
En- la reforlna teoha por ell
a a to I,i lN
ne, ha sido nonbrado para ell cargo
de Director medicu, nuestro amigo,
el doctor Salvador G. Ros, con un
aumento de dosciertos dollars soble
Ell presupuesto anterior Nuestra fe
licitacion al amigo,
Dfcese que ID I'M port8nte plaza
de Pietsang, en- China. ha Gallo en-
poder de las fuerzas aliadas, las cna
les batieron 30 mil chinos que la
defendian.
Nos participa ell senior Consul de
Venezuela de esta ciudad, que ha
trasladado su Uti;in na Consular, a la
casa numero 10 de la Gale de San
Francisco.
Core el rumor de que los Chi
nos cnentan con magnltica artlt!e1 i'd,
10 que hace suponer que venfan pre-
parandose cen an telacion.
Nos dicen de Hatilo que sc
carece en- aquelia localidad de mo
media americana, tanto de plata co
mo de cobre, surgiendo a ca1a pa
so mil dificultades en- las transaccio
nes del comercio. mo hay meiio de
corregir estas ano malfas, que ta nto
perjudican al publico?
Parece, segun hemos oidC
| decir, que Sc trata de aumentar el
| sueldo a los policlas insulares en-
virtud de que Sc les paga hoy1a equi
valencia en- orc de 10 que CANADIAN en-
moneda provincial Segun la po
licia municipal Sc 'e ha hecho e,a
boni6caci6n, es justo cue la insu
lar Sc. le conceda con igual dere-
| cho.
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Dlallo il111arcla. z
'QIljii,t ID a,ua.ia.

Aver hemos entregado 8 don
Celestino Iriarte, representante de
.dofa Leonor -Vazquez, los dos giros
endosadoaA su favor por don Anto-
MO de Olozaga, que fueron encon
trados en- Ia cal1e de Tetnan, y avi :.
sado el hallazgo en- las colnmnas de
este diario. Sin esta cireuns tancia,
no estarfan hoy los giros en- su po-
der. ~s s.
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Ell doctor don Francisco Sein,
medico de Lares, Sc .ha dirigido al
Centric Superior decJusticia recla
mando ell pago de honorarios que
Sc le adeudan por servicios presta
dos en- su profession.
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gemelo del otro, y entl 1893 tuvo una
erupci6n que cost6 muchas vidas, pc
ro que no fu9 tan desastrosa como la
del Bandai San. z.5 IS
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A, MORENO CALOE RON.
Abogodo.

Ha traslacado su BuFETE la
ualle de San Jose n1me 70 l3, altos,
On esta Capital.
A 3O--3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-12

Asuntos judiciales y admiristra'
Llvos, gestiones ante los Trlbunaies
dc Justicia, oticinas del Estado y del
Municipio, compra- venta de tincas
urbanas r1sticas, acciones Bancos
Agrlcolas, Espafol y Popular. Sc
agencian prestamos 6 hipotecas. Se
descuentan documentos Sc COCHRAN
cuentas. Sc hacen trabaios en- in
gles Hay abogados norteame ica-
nos y del pals.
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Ell gremio de cocheros, de
Ponce, que Sc habfa declHado en-
hueaga, ha vuelto q funcionar, ha
biendo modificaao la tarifa de pre-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-12

Ceebala hoy session pdblca ante 81 Notaio Don San
Palmer culas
9uinta emission de este Banco ularon amozada las unte
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-12

Ell doctor Rossell es de OPT
nion que e de cada trimestre un.
semaua De vacaciones, para que e.
dicho eriodo estudien los maestro
81 ingles que necasitan enseflar su
alumnos en- el trinestre subsiguiens
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-12

Segdn Sc dice, ell Gobierno ale
man enviara China 25 mil hom
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-12

j.. Los obreros que trabajaban en-
Ia fabrica de fdsforos, ell Mayaglez,
Sc han declarado en- huelga.
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Dicese que los asilados en-
Hospital. San Antonio", de Maya.
guez, R mon Rivera y Carlos Acos.
t., fueron obligados q conducir un
. O. 3aver al cementerio
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-29
Briefs

Briefs
The remaining 9i5, 900 OF Clarke
county's outstanding per cent.
bonds of the issue of 1890 have been
called In by order of the board of
Supervisors, aud in their place have
been fioated serial bonds at 4 per
cent. These new bonds were bought
by Mr.. w. A. Bradford, county
treasurer, at l01. The first of the
new issse is for $4,000, payable four
years after date, and the residue in
ten bonds of 81 900 each, maturing
from five to fifteen years after date
inclusive. The premium of l per
cent. on four per cent bonds is GER
tainly r high compliment to Clarke
county's finances. In last June the
county refunded $4,000 of her five
per cent. bonds into serial bonds of
4 per cent. at par.
The Shenandoah University School
offers unexcelled facilities for the
instruction of boys this season. Its
headmaster, DR.. X. K. Meade, is a
teacher of long experience, and his
thorough understanding of boys aud
the best way of lmparting them
knowledge furnishes the young men
of this community an opportunity to
get practical education. For ties
timonials aud circulars, address DR..
r. X. Meade, Berryvile, Va.
Joseph |. Doran,of Philadelphia,
general counsel for the Norfolk &
Western Railroad, has sent commu-
nicstion 10 Attorney General K. p.
Rucker, of West Virginia, relative to
the right of that road to enforce the
Jim Crow" law in West Virginia
The law being q Virginia statute
there was question whether it's pro.
visions can be enforced outside of the
limits of Virginia on the ground that
laws have no extra territorial force
Mr.. Dorsn is of the opidion that IN.
der the inter state commerce law the
road hss right to enforce this law
in States through which the road may
pass after leaving Virginia.
Over twenty in use, everyone Civ
ing perfect satisfaction; they burn
wood or coal; saver of more thar
half the fuel; guaranteed for tiv,
years; cheapest Range on Earth, ne
better made: we speak of the TRI
UMPH STEEL RANGE at the Berry
vile Furniture Store.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-29
"Annefeld' Sold for $4,000

The beautiful old colonial estate,
"Annedcld,' has been sold bv Mr..
Robt. H. Renshaw TO Mr.. f. y. But
Ter, of II. Louis, the consideration
being $4,000. Negotiations have
been pending some time for the
purchase of this farm, and they
were not finally closed until Satur-
day.
"Anne6ld" is situated about four
miles west OF Berryville, IN the
neighborhood of Boyce, and contains
a little over 2l6 acres of very fertile
land. The old colonial mansion
that stands on this farm is massive
stone structure of two stories. 1t is
built after the colonial style, square,
with large rooms and high ceilings,
the rooms being decorated with wood
carvings and mouldings, after the
style of the days gone by. 1t is said
that this house could not be duph-
Gated for sum twice the amour I
paid for the farm. 1t was built in
1890 by Matthew Page, grand uncle
of DR.. h. z. and Mr.. John Y. Page
of this place, shortly afterward the
"Pagebrook" mansion was erected by
these gentlemen's grandfather.
Mr.. Renshaw bought this farm
about 10 years ago from Thos. Car
ter who acquired it through inheri-
lance. The Renshaws resided there
until few years ago, when they
moved to Newmarket" their present
home near the Old Chapel.
The purchaser of this fine estate
is friend of Mr.. Charles Mulhkin
who bought the "Pagebrook" farm
last winter. He is wealthy Mis-
sourian, and coming to this county
to visit Mr.. Mnllikin he was so much
pleased with the people and the
country that he determined TO locate
here, which resulted in his buyinp
the aforesaid farm. Mr.. Butler ha,
Virginia blood in his veins, being 8
great grandson of Eleanor Lewis.
We understand he will make some
improvements TO the house and
beautify the lawn, as his friend. Mr.
Mullikin. has done the "Pagebrook'
farm.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-29

Lot of Dress Goods at Cost to close
out.
Large paper Steel Carpet Tacks 5
cts. per paper.
Borax Potash Lye, 7 cts. per can as
good as any. Bargain in Rabbits and
Red Seal.
Laundry Wash Powder, 5 ct. pack
ages, 9 for 5.
Coach Axle Oil for Buggies, % ct
box for Is cts.
Enameled Ware, Tea Pots. Coffee
Pots, Stew Pans, Dish Pans, etc, way
down price.
Earthen Cooking Ware, Meat Cook
ers, Bean, Rice and Oatmeal Pots
Kettles for Stewing and Preserving
Flower Pots, all -izes. at prices that
will surprise you.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-29
A Mother Tells How She Saved
Her Little Daughter Life.

am the mother of eight children
and have 3 great deal of experience
with medicines. Last summer my
little daughter had the dysentery in
its worst form. We thought she
would die. l tried everything |
could think of, but nothing seemed
to do her any good. saw by an
advertisement In our paper that
Cham berlsin's Collie Cholers aud
Diarhoes Remedy was highly rec
omended and sent and got bottle at
once. 1t proved to be one of the
very best medicines we ever had in
the house. 1t saved my little dsugh-
tiers life. | am anxious for every
mother to know what an excellent
medicine it is. Had | known it at
first it would have saved me a great
deal of anxiety and my little daugh-
ter much suffering.-Yours truly,
Mrs. Geo. F. Burdick, Liberty, r. /.
For Sale by j. @. Avis, Druggist.
New embroide:ies and lsces
at Pslmbsum's.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-29
News of the Churches

News Of the Churches
An all-day meeting was held az the
Baptist church last Sunday in .he
interest of State missions. Rev q.
j. Thompson, of Richmond. Field
Secretary OF the State Mission So
ciety, and Rev. L. b. Shepherd, of
Rockland, were the speakers. The for
mer delivered two fervent addresses.
one In the morning and the other i'm
the evening, setting forth the neces
sity of encouraging the mission board
IN It's work of spreading the gospel
The latter made fine address rh4
afternoon. The attendance al the.e
meetings was large, and the results
were very encouraging 70 the pastor
of the church, Rev. Julian Broad
dus. After the morning Service
dinner was spread in the ward al
joining the church by those who
came some distance. sunday night
Revs. Messrs. Broaddus aud >h-r
herd conducted services ia the SUM
NIT Point Baptist chnrch in the iu
terest of the same society, and Rev
Mr.. Thompson drove 20 Winchester
and held services there.
The beloved and venerable Bishop
Nhlttle preached a stirring sermon
IN Grace church last sunday The
Bishop delivered his remarks in -.
same clear voice that his OLD parish
Oners were accustomed 20 hear in rr.
days of his early mini5tership. when
he was rector of this parish. The
Bishops address was a strong appea'
TO the wsyward to live for Christ.
giving for his text the beautiful
verse of St Paul TO the Philippians
ITO live for me is Christ, 90 die is
gain" Rev. Edw. Wall was assisted
by Rev. J. ". Ware, of Ashland En-
/ the service.
Before the Young Peoples Union
in the Baptist church last sunday
night Prof. VIM. II. Within. Dr.. e..
Millwood, made a strong address o.
the subject of the sabbath" His
remarks were an appeal for the PROV
er observation Of the Holy Days a1o
made good impression upon ,aa
many young people present. We w..
give this address In full in fu-u-.
I issue; as our space this week IS -o
limited as TO prevent giving tc
account of 1t. 1t Is tiue piece ol
reading both from q literary aat
religious standpoint.
The following compilation of the
! Methodist Church in the Winchester
/ District is taken from the Warren
Register: There are twenty charges
IN Winchester District SUNDAY
Schools and 40 leagues; 5000 sun
day School scholars and 1.4o0 Er-
worth League members; 900 >uu-
day School officers and teachers ar.
! 30 Epworth League officers. Their.
are 1900 church members ia VIA
chester District.
The camp meeting. conducted ou.
der the auspices of the VI. T.. Chuo.
South by Rev. +. a. Strother iu -h
/ HiggenbOttom woods near Nles-laa.
closed on sunday. after being iu sas
sion eight DAYS. The meeting wec
largely attended, many going from
this place on sunday.
a Salvation Army corp IS hold
ing a big revival meeting the
neighbOrhOOd of Berry's Ferry, AND
have made many conversions. Or
( Sunday about 20 went forward and
professed conversion.
Rev. W. h. ID. Moncure. pastor OF
the LeetOwn Baptist Church. hss p.
signed and will shortly move TO Bict
mond, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-29
SPECIAL OFFERINGS BY
R. nd. H A R I'D r TY
Some Special Goods at Prices below the
Lowest in Prices for Same Charac-
ter of Goods
oercales at 81 cents; worth 10.

Percales at 81 cents; worth 10.
Ginghams at 10, worth 1T; At
worth 10.
Big Cut in Lawns.
Mems Pants. Mems Heavy Shirts
and Fine Shirts, Boys Knee Pants at
Low Prices.
Mems Madras Fine Shirts at S74
worth $l25.
Ladies' Vests, S and 10 cts.
Mems Gauze Shirts % cts.
Big Drive in Ladies Oxford Ties,
size q to AZ, regular price $l.OO to
$3.50, now 6S cts. and 90 cts.
German Laundry Soap, the best OF
soap, one cake will 60 as far as two OF
any Sc. SOAP cts. per cake; Z cakes
for 25 cts; 80 cakes for $500. Those
who have tried it won have any other
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-29

While suffering from an epileptic
TIT, Robert Brotherton, son OF Mrs.
Gertie Brotherton, fell from Thomp-
son y Ogden's wagon, loaded with
lumber, on which he was working.
and sustained painful cuts and
bruises about the head and severe
blow in the pit of the stomach.