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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08

FOTOGRAFIA DE E. ALFONSO
San Francisco AZ San Juan. Gran
rebaia de precips. Retratos de todas
claees sin com petencia: Sc hacen
retratos en- cobre y toc} clase de
vi1atas por el fotograbadl4o al medic
tono, para tim brar papel, 1ustrar
llbfos 8 anunci4s caprichosos
a-15-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08
Coohe y caba||o
AMERICANA.

Por carecer de sitio donde hace.
ma cochera, SD vende q baie precio
n magnlfico 6 b a II o americana,
nanso, de silla tiro, un elegant
,oche do paseo, sin carroza, ae 1lti
It, modelo en- los Estados Uniaos.
Informaren n1os en- esta redacci6n
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J. Marco Bayona.
RY~FORTALEZA No A.

WW TOIC I f1ITLzA Nv 11eksN
AGENTE de aduanas y consig
natario de buques. REPRESEN
TANTE de la casa G. del Pino y Ca
cosecheros de vinos en- Jerez dc la
Frontera y AGENTE del sAnuario
Bailly Bailliere 6 hijoss
AGENTE de una reputada fa-
brica americana, <de sellos de go
MAJ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08
Colegio Particular

DIRIJIDO POR PEDRO MOCZO BANlET
Alatmnos erternos, pension5stas q medic
pensionistas, Gale del Sol MIN. 19 q II.
Los alumnos reciben en- este Co.
legio: 10 La instruction primaria,
incluyendo ell ingles, dibujo y la his
toria de Puerto Rico. 20 La ms
truccion secundaria, 6 sea la prepa-
racion para ell ingreso en- las Uni
versidades de los Estados Unidos
80 Glasses de adorno. (dibujo, pin
tura y mdsica.) 4 Q eorfa y prac-
tica de la Tenedurla de .libros. Sc
ran talnbien admitidos, en- calidad de
internos, los alumnos que dessen
continuar sus estudios en- la alta Els
cuela Americana, donde aquellos
concurriran vigilados por los ms
oectores del Colegio, recibiendo
despues repasos privados de las
asignaturas que cursen. Este Co
legio tiene su <Reglamento interiors
que Sc enviara a los padres que 10
soliciten.
Don Zacarias Vail Spinosa
Traductor del Gobierno en- Was
hington D. G. hace traducciones
exactas del castellano al ingles y vi.
ce-versa.
Ensena el lingles rapida y correc
tamente.
San Jose ntMsro a..
Precios corriAntes.
15-9
Dr.. E. FONT Y GUILL0T
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
AND LATELY rRAcTycING AT THE
no2TSTAxs OF NFW-Yosfk GirY.
San&urce. Puertu.Rica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08

dad al Alcalde de Hulnacao remit%,
el escrito de renuncia del conceja
don Jesus Dominguez y les docu
mentos iustiicativos de Ia causa lo-
gal en- que SO funda dicho >efor pa
ra la referida renuncia {.
Dfcese d ue ell bill de ley sobre
Appropriation Naval, fue remitidc,
Ia Camara de Representative spor
el Co1nite de Asuntos Navales; en-
dicha propos icion Sc consisnan 50
mil dollars p bra los trahajos que So
proyectan en- San Juan.
Granadipas especialos pa>a
mantillas, p3no dc Lyu4. ai';ai1,r
surats. hrcchados de aeda gr5a.
casimres, merinus. Tricnt d. color
y nngros. d. lama ;,ura ~~2uisas.
cuellos. pa +, y curbat2.; ~n eLos
Dependencies Fortaleza SO II
Por 10 que Sc We, muy POGO
efectO> ha producido ell <B.;l slt,s d.
sef1or Agrait, respecto al prcgon dc
mercancfas. rorquo l"s vendode res
contindan sud grituz po: las callcs
c0lnoesi tai SO 50.
SPor esta fl Jose Diaz Moisu:',
fue detenido unte3 yer ell IL c.itiG DC
San Seh@: tan II individuu IU-6 6
Morales.
En- Are c;!,A ha side s}a.o ;ie
baia eGl 81 ca ,r:.;, :in Bum!y,'rus i
ineii .itluc Ri rt),> Nero s>'lp. f:.'r h..
berSo negado s !:r~:st 81 @ViyiGios.
Don Edu vi"js Uordero. n9cino
de Ia Moca, ii a sido coudcnadGh pof
Ell Juzgado M ,nicipal dc dicho pue-
bio, & 32a pes rtas.de 'nolta
Cudntas.p o:tio >lrculyu; po iii
cc7 de Europ4s, que adem4, lie las
innumorab bias bai IS e: usadas per 10 ,
l}oers i iu illKiose> ~ 10; u;tinn =:
cCmhate~, hay "a" ;yyHHar 80 psi
SlOnArQ3 Q1e fIaY&'f> n H. o::;{1NS
cada preparada per los l.ri.norus.
Has proae nt;ado H. renunci;t del
cmp1oc de cab d. III poljcia Mul.i
cipai, para Qtd fua ronbralo rn 10
de- Encrv ilirno e g1artiia. de- mis-
no cuerpo d44 B,.1ifa.io D ,Win
guez ss,!i,sifah h.; qu: .j,s< CONC tai
sdia. o:t Il sF,=> Il. d. ~, f1:;@ion, 81
por conyeurj4 al i Il tr&nquNidad
pers1li~l.
Ell bill ,.oiors; tal;fA y 90
bier1o Civil d ara Puerto Rice, a
pasado va & ia Ca.uar: 30 i{eprc4on'
tanteS.
Per el w por france>, Sc han ie.
cibido nuevos 11o3eIo, Dc f<.id@< :
chaqucyas torar&@, d 3sat-. noVt- I'D ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08

Dfcese q gue ell bill de ley sobre
Appropriation Naval, fue remitidcr q
Ia Camara de Rep1 esentantes, .pOr
el CO1nite de AsuntOs Navales: en-
dicha propos ici6n Sc consisnan 50
mil dollars para los trahajos que Sc
prOyectan en- San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08
LOS ULTIMOS CARTUCHOS

Seha pedido por la SUPERIOR =
dad al Alcalde de Humacao remit
el escritO de renuncia del conceja
don Jesds Domiuguez y los docu
mentos justiticativos de IL causa lo-
gal en- que SO funda dichO >eflor pa
ia la refeIi0a renuncia.
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Estu do de sbogados
Ian dr6n y Smith.
65 y 81, Tetuan, Is y g.
65 y 81, Tetuan, Is y

Ofrecen sus scrvici0s on
- de asuntos y neg |.i>ss ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08

Sc le ha pedidb al alcalde de
Anasco una certifcaPion de la con
vocatoria que Sc hizo para cubrir la
plaza vacante de Depositario Mum
cipal, q fin de proveef en- las a]zads S
interpuestas contra 4se acuerdo por
don Luis r Garcia y d Ernesto Este
res
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08

DIRIJIDO POR PEDRO MOCZO BANIET
Al,tm1aos e1ternos, pensionjstas q medic
penSionlstaS, Gale del Sol 1oatm. 1@ q II.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08

Circula la noticia de que Mr. Hall,
Ay0a.nte del G General Davis, ha sido
relevado de su cargo en- esta Isla, y
dicase que ha recibido orden de mar
char a Chicago, con cargo igual, y
creese que para oGupar Ia vacante
Que en esta deja Mr Hall, ell Secre
tariO de a Guerra prOpone al Co
r0nel Mr. Vaknar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08

Ell Ayuntam miento de Hatilo pide
Sc lie remita 10 que 'e corresponds a
aquel municipi 10 de 10 recaudado por
arbitrios, segd n 10 dispone la orden
general numero 176.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08

Dfcese que todas las leyes, deere
tos y disposiciones que Sc dieter en-
Puerto Rico, s someteran q la deli
btr4cioIl y aprobaai6n del Congrc-
So Fin Was hin gtcn no hab1a TN de-
lrgaao, pero 81 un Comisionado, que
sera e'egido ror el voto popular. !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08

\ v:lnta jr p~ poorc; que vinie
r4a de Aqua b penas en- dias pasa
DDS, les fue servi ila u ma C ,rnida par.
titolar en- a 81 = de apXjliu, cost. ada
pt,r e! Aicaid.e sef1or Agfait DOR
elCela5lor se3or MauIC6j.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08

Granadinas; especialos paSa
mantillas, p3no dc Lyp4. "r;:i1,l'
surats. hrCchadCS de se1a ?.grs,
casimires, merinus. Tricnt7 d. color
y n"gr0s- do jana ;,ur4 r;:2sl'St,S.
cuellos. punoF, y cUrhat2s @u clos
DapeDdientcs- Fortaleza So II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08

FL padre Pura prudicara en- San
Francisco y CIteIral el martes.
m66rcu;c-, j,icvn viernns santo.
Este ut mo oi; ',n las Carmelitas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08

~ :S.c<':-4ria Civil pido 81 AL
ca'elr, de Sabana Grando, los lnoti.
v3- cau~as | eeale> en q fundan su
loN Nun>ia ,os c nceialcs dc aquella
Co.: 0 "cion :nu i..ipaj don Jose r.
Aln50dovar, don Bernardo Segarra.
son D. IN ngo Q2evedo Y don Joa
quin Garcia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-08

S5"%tln 'ljcei t4iegrainas dc Euro
lopa, ha muecto G! genera! turcO
Osman Pacha cuyA nnticia habfa
lido de@ment tida
The daily news., 1900-02-19
A DISTINGUISHED GUEST.
Hon ID. II. Mays of Monticello Visits
Pensacola

Hon. Dannette Hill Mays of Mon
ticeilo, one of the most prominent
Of the several avOwed candidates for
the governOrship, arrived in the city
Saturday night to become the guest
of his brOther-in-law, Hon. G. B.
Parkhiu, for few days. a repre-
sentative of THE News had the
pleasure of an interesting conversa-
ton with Mr.. Mays yesterday, and
learned that the purpose Of his visit
is three-fOld. viz: To visit his rAla-
tives, to mingle with his many Pen
sacOla friends and to enjoy the cele-
brated lecture of General Gordon.
Mr.. Mays laughingly disclaimed
any intention of looking az
ter his fences" as the polit-
ical nomenclature of the day has
it, for the reason that, 50 far as this
county is concerned. he certainly
appreciates, to the fullest extent,
the kindly feeling which appears to
prevail here towards him.
Speaking generally Of the canvass
for the gubernatOrIal nomination,
the distinguished candidate re-
marked, with an air of intense salts
faction, that nothing could be more
cordial and satisfactory than the
friendly relations existing between
all of the avOwed candidates for the
governorship, or more pleasing 70
them and to their numerous friends
and supporters than the high plane
upon which the quiet campaign is
being conducted. And he added,
with emphasizes, that 50 far a. he was
concerned he should take care to
continue it to the end on the same
lines.
Mr.. Mays regards it as reasonably
certain that the national convention
Will be held hot later than the first
week in June; that the state con
ventiOn will be- assembled something
like two weeks earlier than that
da'e, and that therefore, the active
work or the state campaign-in the
several countless directly immi-
nent, and the time for the individual
members of the party to make their
choice between the several clndi-
dates for both state and county Of
fcCS l., perhaps, much nearer at
h md than many of them imagine.
After IA day or two spent here in
social Intercourse with his Escambia
county friends, Mr.. Mays may, on
his way home, stop over at one or .
two West Florida points, to visit
others.
The daily news., 1900-02-19
NOAH'S ARK WRECKED.
Three Young Men of This City Have a
ThriiiinS Experience.

a party of three young men left
here Friday morning on the sailing
slOop Noah's Ark for a fishing trip
across the bay. Messrs. G. b. Licata
Louis DeBrux and Jno. O'Brien
composed the party.
When the sloop came near the
quarantine station a fierce gale
struck them ard broke the rudder,
tore the sails, carrying away part of
them. The young men were stranded
on the beach and hcd 20 stay there
all night in the coll.
Saturday the tug Jumbo, which
was passing, picked them up and
brought them to the city, landing
them here about IL O'Clock.
In conversation with one of the
party this morning a News reporter
was TOLD ,hat they went for twelve
or fourteen hours without mouth
full 10 eat or anything to drink.
The last sandwich that was left
was captJred by one of the party
ard hid on the beach, and when he
became very hungry he went for it
hog Just ahead Of him, SlnaCkiny
his lips, just after finishing the
meal.
The boat is still on the beach.
high and dry, and will be brought
TO tn" city today, If il cau be
hauled of.
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His Life Wa saved.

Mr. J. =. Lilly. a pyomj@eut citi-
zhu "' H3nuib Il. Mo. lately had a
wonderful de.iverauce fgorn d fright
tul death. In telling of !, he saws ::
Il was taken with Typhoid Fever
that ran into Pneumonia. w lungs
became hardened. / was 50 weak /
couidn't even si5 up i'm bed. Moth
ing helped me. expected 20 soon
die OF Consumption. when | heard Of
Dr. Kings New Discovery. One
bottle save great relief. | contin-
ued to use X. and now am well and
strong. | can't say too much i'm its
praise This marvellous medicine
Is the surest and quickest cure in
the world for all Throat aud Lung
Trouble. Regular size 90 cents and
- 90. Trial bottles free at W. A
ID Alemberte's drug store: every
Bottle guaranteed.
The daily news., 1900-02-19

are easily accessible to the press in
every county in the state. Let a
general investigation of the causes
of this extraordinary condition en-
sue without delay, so that the peO-
pie atlarge may know exactly where
lies the blame in each case. The press
almost unanimously demanded the
establishment of the reformatory-
let the newspapers of the state now
discover and give publicity to the
reasons why the benificent purposes
of the law are not fulfilled.
The daily news., 1900-02-19
Tho STATE I;crorma.c=y.

The Jacksonville Evening News
calls attention to the fact that al
though :he buildings of the state
reformatory school at Mariana
have been i.j-1eJ and furnished
for some tiAe, H. officers and en-
plOyes selected and put on duty.
only one inmate .g- ben received /;
and tha: paper states that a HEm5C:
of youths who should have been
sent to the school are confined in the
Jail Of Duval county among older
criminals cf all grades. Doubles
like conditions exist in other coun-
ties, since the cl4mor for the COM
pletiou Of the bulldogs and the
opening oc the Institution was wide
spread throughout the state few
months ago. The News protests
its inability 70 understand why
youthful criminals are Eet sent to
the school according to the plan and
purpose of its establishments.
Section % of the a"t providing fol
the establi-hw.u;of OF tarI,forma,ary
reads aS follow:
That Tor th" >lFpo:i "f tH8 inmates oi
saio i'Io' '''' '''> ',..''' '.. '"'" '-'.''
until said ia~;ltc;.ru --a.l '.,oui,l,. ,ul.-~u~-
taiuine. tar,.,,.y ti,a.,.G1sI -..l. FROM ,,sci.
county. Taym-.,' l'.r~,"f,p De-. MADE quar-
Terry in ao'a'''- '''. .' .''''' "a ''i l.'' "i,S
,,,ar',- :, 49, - ~. -. 80.
The daily news., 1900-02-19
NEW DEPARTURE.
More About the New Methods at Fhc
Peoples Store

More About the New Methods at Fhc
Peoples Store
THE NEWS of Saturday contained
a reference to the arrival in the city
of Mr.. y. Schwartz, proprietor of
The Peoples Store, to assume per
sonal charge Of shat extensive estab-
lishment, and to in&ugurate some
changes in its methods of manage
ment. A News representative
visited Mr.. Schwartz this morn
ing and learned some addi-
tional particulars concerning his
plans.
Il have made several brief visits
TO Pensacola siuce,I established this
business" " said Mr.. Schwartz, but
now / have come to stay. | have
always admired the city and am
glad To become one Of its permanent
residents. L desire particularly to
make the personal acquaintance of
the city, Including, Of course. all of
the customers Of The Peoples Store.
Having been represented by others
entirely, this will be a source of
great pleasure tO me, and, ! hope. to
those with whom, through my
agents, | have been doing bUsint~-
50 long.
From my experience elsewhere. /
am convinced that dOin- business
on smaller profits, and turuing
money over more rapidly, Is the true
secret of business success. / believe
that such a policy wiz not only
stimulate trade but will also be
welcome innovation here which the
people Will appreciate. | expect to
do no empty Dragging, but shall on
deavOr 10 prove - those who may
favor me with their custom that
goods can he sold at prices greatly
reduced from those which have here
tofOre prevailed here. and that. too.
to the mutual benefit or buyer and
ileT.'
Ny Schwartz is young. courteous
and pleasing i'm manner, and -;rictly
up-to-date in his business methods:
and TIE NESS predict. l2r the
Peoples Store, under l!S personal
management. = success that Will
prove nothing less ,hIu phenomenal.
Kidney disease is the enemy We
nav r lllD-l ~ real d. Il result Oi lilt
frYeriSu re>tieSsGe~S Of our mUc5
vauated modern civilization. It i
q treacheroUS enemy. working out
it, deadly effect under cover uf the
most trihiag symptoms. TIE first
indication # changes of the urine.
rsquent headaches, digestive tYo&-
be, should be the signal COR promnt
remedial measures. PRIrKLY ASH
Bi.TFRS j. kidney remedy Of -u-
PeTiative ~ c;it; IL j. soothing. heal
Ing and strengthening, quickly re-
lirves the aching 'r SORENESS that
always appears in the advanced
stages, checks ;he progress uf tie
disease and through Its excellent
cleansing and regulating effect on
the stomach. liver and bowels. i.
brings buck jlie strength and ruddy
glow of vigorous health. sold by
Hannah Bros.
The daily news., 1900-02-19
A NOTABLE DEAL.
Large Plot of Choice BUSINESS Prop
erty Changes Hands.

Na'E III 80 "a anus
Messrs. J. T.. Stillman d Co., the
well-known real estate dealers,
closed a transaction this morning
that Is destined to mean very much
to PensacOla's onward march 10
wealth and prosperity. The event
consists Of the sale, to Mr.. David ;.
Salisbury of Michigan, at figures not
yet made public, Of one of the
choicest plots of business property in
the city, extending from the CfIi ,e Of
the Southern Express company to
the corner of Baylen street, and
thence nOrthward to the property of
Mr.. Chris. Thiesen, making front
on Government street Of 2Oha feet.
and on Baylen street Cf 2t5 fe:+.
Although tie purchaser has as
yet formed no definite plans for the
Improvement of this splendid prop
erty, it is believed that one or IN re
buildings, possibly including
hotel, Will occupy it a. an early day,
as the purchase was not made for
speculation but for Improvement.
The building up of this portion of
thc business part of the city VIII
constitute a benefit which can be
readily appreciated. No Choictr
location Is likely to come into
market, and no better investment
for business purposes could have
been made.
The daily news., 1900-02-19

The publiration of an "rticl an
pearinr i'm the columns a. The PEN
>acola Press Of Friday, Feb. lG,h.
headed "A Bit Of Romance" and
announcing the marriage Of my
daughter 10 Or. Sh&ttu"k, L. :. A.,
in Pensacola on the cvrIllG = OF Feb.
10th, was an unwarranted liberty
without cause or Justification. Thc
article was the result Of a malicious
rumor, was published without Iv
knowledge or consent, or that Of any
Of the parties concerned, and was a
tissue Of ial-cho0ds from BEGINNING
20 end.
TIE statement made by membrr-
of the Press force tn1t the report
was verified as coming through
Lieutenant Commander NJ. /. Wood.
I. =. navy yald. and Or. NcUrl-
lou-h, /. =. \. If Fort RalraEc=S.
-H.Ctiyoiy, j. "a false a. The report
itself. ~ hUta tie above named Of
fcers have dl~Claimed 10 me i'm per
son any klowiedg" "i tl- matter.
and their names are used IN this
connection Ti-a Their iLH knowledge
ard consent.
Tho end aud aim Of a newspaper 5
20 disseminate" news, and E"t 2iv-
voice To and circulate ruEor- which
are often a = deadly a. the dagger OF
the assassin and a destructive a.
the torch of the incnnCiarv, destroy
ing reputation. killing confidence
aud wTecking human lives; and, II
the publication Of such reports i
to mark the course OF the Press, il
will, and can not too soon, receive
the condemnation OF all good think
ing people who have the safety of
the community al heart.
Mrs. w. J. WHEAT.
The daily news., 1900-02-19

No one who knows L. =. Senator
TaliaferrO or his partner, State Sena-
ter &. B. Rogers, either in or out Of
Florida, will be at all troubled by
the gauzy story published in one of
the New York yellow journals about
a mammoth steal Of government
meat in which they are alleged to be
implicated. Still less will any one
credit the wild tale when they learn
that it is believed to have originated
with ex-senator Call.
The daily news., 1900-02-19

HAVE the readers Of newspaper
and their numbers are almost CO.
extensive with the entire adult pop
ulation of the cOuntry-ever re-
fiected upon the fact that notwith-
standing the enormous advance i'm
the cost of paper, the subscription
prices and advertising rates have
not been correspondingly advanced"
Every article OF merchandise sold in
the stores is made to promptly re-
spOnd in pIicc 10 every shade + the
general market, but the newspaper
man calmly goes on, pocketing hi-
losses, and supplying his customers
at the cid rates. Curious, = 1T il?
The daily news., 1900-02-19
A GREEK ROBBED.
Two Negro Boys Played a Desperate
sunday Night Game.

Last night the fruit and grocery
store of Angelo Garelli, situated in
the West end across from NOrman's 5
barroom, was entered by two negro
boys, Willie and Oliver Johnson,
who carted off a big pile of money,
fruit, etc.
The matter was at once reported
at the police headquarters and the
boys were soon captured.
In the police court this morning
they were turned over to the county
authorities to await trial in the
criminal court,
The daily news., 1900-02-19
Coffee. Coffee.

u Ge cGU the attention If
the general pltblic to the
f0ct TINT lCe hare O7e of
the best eqltipped coasters
in the South, and that Ue
can furnish this delicious
6ereT0Ge 1T prices th0t
defy competition. We also
105Sh to remind you that our
CoHeeS are GllCays fresh
from the ROGSte.r While
others are OLdund hare lost
their aroma, ours is fresh
0nd delicious.
Ne'0 Orleans Grocery Co.,
JAS. MHUGH.
Ph0ne IO5. Proprietor.
The daily news., 1900-02-19

It is a Real Pleasure u ~ - speak
favorably OF PAIN-KILi.E rt.owu
almost universally - ae good ana
safe remedy for burns and o;her
pains of the body. Il J. val"; Die not
only for cold. ia winter, bu: tor VA
ricUs summer compia;H.,, and should
be ia every family. The casualty
which demands y nay "o,.o un-
awaTe.-ChTi~tiIu Ndvorl:e. N~oid
substitutes, there /, but uu" Pain
Killer, Perry Dtyi-'. p:;e. -. and
40
The daily news., 1900-02-19
THE POLICE COURT.
Frank Butler Ordered Out of Town
for Assault.

There were only eighteen cases be-
fore the mayor this morning, five of
which were discharged and one con-
tinued. The fines amounted to So. 30.
Frank Butler, charged with as
saulting Dick Fowler with his hand,
was ordered to leave town.
Geo. Ball and Andrew Skane,
charged with fighting, were fined$
and So respectively.
Callie King, charged with keeping
a diSOrderly house, was fined 50.
Archie Sees, charged with assault
ing Ella Holly with chair, case
continued until tomorrow morning.
Lula Gerlese. charged with being
disOrderly by loud and boisterous
cuTsimg, was fined 81 81.
The daily news., 1900-02-19

MRS. - ISSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for over fifty years by millions OF
mothers iOr their children while te.t hlng
with Perfect success. 1t sDOthes the child.
softenS the gums. sIlays all pain. cures wind
collie. ana Is the best remedy for D.arrhpa.
q VIII relieve the poor little sCiTrIcr i'm
nediately. sold by Druggists IN every
part oi he world. Twenty-Five cents q bot
tie. BE sure and ask for Mrs. Winolow's :
Soothing syrup" and take no other kind.
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THE MODERN WAY

COmmends itself to the well-inf0rm-
ed, to do pleasantly and etTectually
what was formerly done in the
crudest manner and disagreeably as
we'll. To cleanse the system and
break up colds. headaches, and fa-
vers without unpleasant after fleets.
use the delightful liquid laxative
remedy, syrup of Figs. Made by
California Fig Syrup Co.
The daily news., 1900-02-19

TIE established belief that all
manner Of microbes and bacillii are
destroyed by extreme cold is ROW al
legged TO have been disproved by
scientific experiments recently con-
Quoted by Prof. Dewj.r of England,
the discOvereT of the process for
liquifying air. Specimens subjected
10 cold I90 degrees below the freezing
point emerged from the tet with un-
impaired vitality.
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Total
le items Of export were:

Irregular bowel movements lead
to chronic constipation. PRICKLY
ASH BIrTERS is a reliable system
regulator; cures permanently. Sold
by Hannah Bros.
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Don't Pay $40 and S5C

for SEW!SG NlruINt- v,.... ..
can puy iae best make win .Ii .
itte lJlprovcm.nt- at o. VI. T....
b'rIalu Furniture HOu-r. o.. ....
; - To so. Our household fu...-.
j. equally a. cheap. Call a.t -.
the big stock.
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup invariably cures

promptly all catarrhal affections. This
wonderful medicine performs to-day. and
has performed in the past half century. the
Speediest cures OF colds in the throat. chest
and lungs.