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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-02

He hecho uso del Vino de
Stearns de Aceite de Hfgado de Ba.
calao con magnifcos resu ltados
sobre todo en- las afecciones que
originan el decaimiento organico,
siendo este ell resultado de la anemia
y de los temperamentos linfaticos
escrofulOsos que tanto abundan en-
es estos calidos china
AL propio tempo he obtenido
excelente exito en- los nifos escuali-
dos, iebiles, enfermizOs y raquiticos,
con catarrOs intestinales Cr6ni cos,
administrandoles debiles dosis pero
su uso continuado por dos 8 tres
meses, asi pues considero el Vino
de Stearns como inmejorable tonico
reconstituyente que viene a enrique
Ger nugstro arsenal terapeutico por
cuya adquisicion felicito la casa
productora asi como a la humanidad
doliente
DIR JOAQUIN SABATER.
Guayama, Puerto Rico, 1 de
Mario de 1895.
Esta noche Sc celebra en- nues-
tro TeatrO un gran bale de sociedad.
Desde aver empezo d regir
en- las aduanas de Pto Rico, la tari-
ia Dingley.
Dfcese que en- Manila murieron
~ americanos Ell mauO de los ia
galos.
Ell Ayuntamiento de Caguas Sc
une al parecer de Gel DiariO,> en-
( 10 a.
millones.
Don Jose Vizcarrondo Villa
ion, puertorriQue1o, ia contraido
matrimOnio en- Madrid con la seno
rita Enriqueta Pi de la Torriente
Don Marcilio Zeno Sama ha
renunciado ell destino de Sclerks de
la Colecturia de Ponce, para el cual
habia sido nombraGo.
Ell doctor Zeno Gambia fue ell
comisionado por la prensa de Ponce
para asistir la Inauguration del
GObierno Civil en- San Juan.
PARIS -BAZMR. En- el va
por frances Sc acaba de recibir un
gran sIrtidO de sombreros Y capo-
tas cadenas para abanicos, curba
tas para se1oras Y caballeros, PERU
meria tina, velos para la cara, tul
para mantillas, mantiilas toallas, bu-
tones negros & e.
Han conjraido matrimonio ca
nonigo en- GALES, Ia .e1orita Anto
mia Davila. Con ci juven don Felix
Padr6.
Don Leonardo Fra ncsth, d.,
Ponce, ha fallecido en- el barrie de
San Anton.
:, ose Ma'donado (a)sAguiJa Blan
caa ha sido codenado por la Corte
de Ponce, q 5 amos de presidio
Dioese que los eboers, carccen
de polvora sin humo, pero que re
parten metralla por <un tubo
~Ha solicitado el cargo de Re
caudador de Contribuciones de A
guada y Moca, Don Aureo Antonio
Sanchez, vecino de Aguadilla.
FOTOGRAFIA DE f. ALFONSO
San Francisco - San Juan. Gran
rebaja de pgccios, Retratos de toda;
c]ases sin comprehend: Sc haccn
retratos On cobre toda clase d.,
vlnetas por cl fotograbado al mcGio
tono, para timbrar lapel ilustrar
l1bros anulcics caprichosos
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Don Eduardo Torres, de Truii
llo alto pide Sc le condonen las con-
tribuciones que adeuda, suspendien-
dosele el apremio one Sc le sigue.
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AV $50

COLLISION para reclbl1', e,rami1eor q
decidi, tOd0s las recl0na0ciones con
tra lo ertlnguido Diputaci0n Pro-
ri11cinI de PtO Rico.
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En- Ponce intentaron los cacos
cometer un robo en- la fabrica de
cigarrillos <F'in de Siglo,.
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Don Edelmiro Martinez, de
Ponce, Sc halla enfermo de algdn
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A MORENO CALDERON,
AVOCADO.
Butete Tetuan Mum. |.
San Juan
P. D,

Nos telegraffa nuestro CORES.
ponsal de Arecibo, informandonos
que han sido prorrogadas por cua,
ero dlas mas las tiestas de patron
San Felipe, que Sc celebran en-
aquella Villa. Habra bales y otros
diversos festejus.
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- Sal de Gabo- Rojo
Blanca, Gruesa y SEGA superior q Ia e1tranjera
Sc ofreoe con pr.co en- saoos Is CENrAvos ouNTAL,
Sobrins de Lquierdo e Ca.
81 Compramos vacios pxopies para IA

En- Mayag1ez ha fallecido dof1a
Mestre.
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Desde aver empezo a circular
en- esta Capital un bisemanario DO.
iltlco satirico tltulado Gel Regiona.
llstas, dirigido por don Jose NJ
Gonzalez Fragoso, y cuya vista d
estaS ohcinas estimamos mucho
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-02

Ell doctor r. NJ Porte ha
trasladada su ofcina dental la
misma Gale de la Cruz n o 20.
A-3O-7
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{! Dolphin ea {! puerto:

ILLUMINATION ELEcTR CA DEL BUQUE
ENtLA NGuHE DEL 10 DE MAYO.
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Seg1n Sc dice, en- ell matadero
de esta Capital Sc sacrifcaron un
dia de la semana anterior is roses,
de las cuales IA esta ban prenadas
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Dicese que los <boerss han des-
pitado al general Roberts. y Sc
ueme de una estrategia que pucda
perjudicar grandem ente Inglate-
rra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-02

Dicese que Sc nota mucha agi-
toclon separati~ta en la provincial
De Santiago de Cuba, y que cl go
hiaino de Washington esta entcrado
de todas las maquinaciones.
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DR.. Dobal

Especialista en- las enfermeda
dss del aparato respiratorio y diges-
two.
Consultas en- Ssnturce: parada
de] Institute, d. de Ia tarde.
En- Ia Capital, Cruz s, de 10 6 II
ae Ia maflanS.
Por eserito con L. isla
Tal4feno 1887.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-02

Core el rumor de que Ia situa
clon de Samoa es alarmante, pero
que el Gobierno de Berlin mega que
haya NADIA arormal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-02

Ell doctor Zeno Gambia fue Ell
comisionado por la prensa de Ponce
para asistir a la inauguration del
Gobierno Civil en- San Juan
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Suena el nombre del DR. don
Elisao Font y Guillot para IN alto
oDoo1oo
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-A couple Of good ve,tmaEcrs SNYDER
& WOOD, M p. ave. mvl-2t
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From station, Pennsylvania Ave. and Is - St
In effect May I, 1900
For AeNandria-Week days, $50. = 0i. 80
500. SIS $50. 9.25. 1000, II 90. Il:3j a. m.
Nl2;05, 1920 l2:45, II 90 las, 800. 24o, N201
1925, $3.50. vf:15. $50. sos N5.e1. $40. eos
ESQ, ZOO. 100 500. s.45. $3.50. l0I5. lI.20
1853 ?. m. SUNDAYS. 7.45. $500. 9:i5. 1913
ll;oO, 30 a. m. eco noon. 1880. 800. L..
200. 2:20, 800 3:9D 400. $50. 500. $3.50. GO
$3.50, 700. $50, 500. s:45. $50. i0I5, iI.-
II 80 p. m.
For Mount Nerron-Werk days, ESQ 500. 100
ll,o0 a. m, Nl2.05. NI.1O. 300. N3.a1. $50. 7.1
80 p. m Sundays 9.e0 a. M, eco noon. 20
800. 700. s:45 p m.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridga-Wee
days. s.th, $50. S:59. 's:25. 1000. 100 o. N
-l2:o5, l2:20, PAS, '1:45. 900 $40. $50
'5;25. '4:l5, sos. $40 6:O4 $3.50. 7.O6. 500 ?
m. Sundays. 7:i5. 800, 9:g5, s10:8) 1l:o0
1890 a. m, 1909 noon. 1879. 100 .l:S). eco
ESQ, 500, $40, 400, '4.S0. 500 $3.50, 900
$50, 800, 80 500 p. m.
Parcels carried on ell trains Baggage checked
1Express- 10 Arlington only
}. COLYIN. Superintendent
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CHURCH NOTICES.

TIE PEOPLES CHrBCH. iss C. st. nv. service
at lt.l5. sermon by REV. IDA G. HULTlN.
% Moline. il; Prot Newbers's class IN biblical
criticism at I0-l5. Seats tree, al welcome. Il
SECULAR LEAGUE Masonic Temple, sundays.
D. m. May 6. MRS CT ARA q. COLBY. on
Woman May 49, g.. l.. SNYDER. vienna. Va.
on "luruancy 81 the Bible,' May %, PROF.
FRENCH. illustrated Iudia" It
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FOR RENr-SUBTRBAN.

FOR RENT Cottage and 3 acres on Hsmiltos
road. near Auacostia. Apply 30 sth 81. ne.
ms j-3t
FOR RENT Cottages; rspid transit; 50. Box /.
Dc41w1od D. q. my2-3t, EN-
FOR RENT-Nery handsome. nearly new small
.sg.s.c. al railroad station; convenient 20 the
city; large grounds; splendid water; 10 per-
n.auert t,a-Et - per month. references. GEORGE
B. STEN ART, S,sbrOJk Md. myl-6t
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NANTED-Either lady or gent experienced IN
tailoring. IS II St ne Item
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DsS2ssM Chesapeake
ssafs & Ohio BY.
through the GrGndcst Scenery OF
America. All Trains Yestibuled,
Electric Lighted. steam Heated
All Meals served in Dining Cars
station sixth and ID Streets.

Schedule in effect February a, l9uU
915 r. d. DAILN-C.nciun1ti and St Louis
Sp,Cial-Sald train for Cincinnati Pullman
sieepers TO Cincinnati Lexington, Louisville, In
disuapUiis, and ST. Louis, without change. faFior
Car JogiugtCD. Va. 10 virginia hOt springs
PlrIor Cars Cincinnati % Chicago.
UIl p. NJ DAILY-F +. y. Limited sold
train for Cincinnati. Pullman sieepers 10 Cinein-
NATL Lexington. and Louisville, without chansej
oueu Tor occupancy ~ 300 p. u tonhee-
NON fr Hot Springs. Va. daily. Pullman
Int sunday Observation Car Hinton % Gin
ltnusti. s.eepers Cincinnati 10 Chicago and 81
Louis. --. --.-.-,..,. -
u.f5 A. NJ DAILY EXCEPT SJNDAf-For
Ns,ypart News, Norfolk and Old Point Comfort
tyia Penn. r. R., r. +. p, and heamond).
2.I5 r. ~ DAlLI-For Gordonsyille Chaf-
icttesyille stanton. daily, and for Richmond
daily except Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 5I3 Pennsy lvauil Avenue, 500 Ism street.
near r. and At the station. Telephone call, li4l,
for PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Cab Service.
70 " FtTfFH
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR Rents Store. stable, and Groom house
good business corner. 400 X St ne.
myS-jt
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND SITS.
800 4. NJ WEEK DAYS. PrrTSBURG EX-
PRESS PIior and Dining Cars Harrisburg to
pifi.fur~
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Observation-Disclosures.

.,,,,,, ,,,s,,,,,,.,,,
w.
WANTEp-An iuvalii's street wheeled chair;
springs cash. Address pr. WILL ARD d
MANIED-i So experienced piano teacher ril give
NOV ~. Us (. 49, ''' '' '''.'N'''s' A'''
'.' -
NANTFD-A rfirssagrarL FRENCH 4 90 1s5g
Ita e. uw. ng43t
Wt..rrn n. r.r. q small bakery y.,t, 49, ,.i+r
ost tools. Box J3g flfs office r4tsst am,
HtoD-S b King Powder. World, Rest DO 4 rs-
WANTED ice cream che-. OF one suited iar tle
same. Hli 9Th So. uU. uN8 q
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WANTED-Tvo good skrtmakars. good pays at
once; also good waist hands. li25 litn ST.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

M, r ,,,scr,,,xrors
oH HAh'1-'' : = -. = =
FOR SALE Invalid chair Tor out Of doors. 1OOs
G s. me- mv5-3t
/ OR >AlE-t" ur gohee urns' IN good conc. ton
n''',,'-, ,,,,-,' w -', -. nv ,,,5
FOR SALE-1I2 horsepower electric motor,
with all equipments; almost new SlS 9Th st.
NV. H'''7''
FOR SALE-P4wn ticket for gcntleman's diamond
rng' m pawn Tor $40; WI Us. sell tieket eheap'
illtIe-J P"u- AouIe7s bo+ o-o' th's ONCE
"''-'' 1---
FOR SALE Haywood baby carriage, s.; cost SO
l'' + 81 NV, iHs2-ot
FOR SALE Awnings, s. up; frst-elass work; no
delay crop card. L. L. DlMAlth. siE ana
r l. ave. nyl-3t EN-
Eop SAtE -, - b.t,t;,,,. tl,-.r,,a.-l,l,r,d
D. a. 80 =, t!e ,C n a.
I>ri'RFi 'i W,m,Iri, - y - ~
,-,,p !, - ,I---,..-,I.-o,,
- rt7stL p.I urI:,-
-. ~, - p'Li 49, ~
i,,,.,f,i ts,p,f t.-,tstrr. IA MA
80, 49,. -. go : =. -.
i'i, Z, - 81. ID e ie' IVA mp ~ o. ""
so-o'',uI
baby carriage. $50; cheap 1852 Sd ST. NV.
uy3-5;.em
FOR SALE Cheap ! Natioual cash register, de-
livery wagon. , meat scales. / large platform
scsles, / oil tank, coffee mills, counter. 2l0l
81. uw. my5-3t.em
ToP ~ATr- l. : Sf,rsr si5-I \ F. SINGER
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
$500 INVESTED will bring you in income Of
50 per week; write for particulars. f. o..
PARKINS, 215 eth ST., Jersey City. \. J. my5-it
FOR SALE-Grocery store; doing business q
81, 500 to 5000 per month. Address BON
62i, this office my2Sc
WANTED or license; state lowest
terms. Address BOX $50, this Office.
my5-3t "
FOR sALE-Saloon: good stand cheap CAPT
tai BUSINESS EXCHANGE, Room Il, At
lantic Building Inyo-oe
FOR SALE-Bargain; grocery and provision store;
Northwest 500. CAPITAL BUSINESS IA
CHANGE, Room II, Atlantic Building. myo-ot
FOR SALE Shoemaker shop; fine trade; owner
leaving city. address BOX Gl5. this oince'
myi-St
CORNER grocery; NV; at invoice; $3.50; no
credit trade; four rooms; rent S25.55- FUL-
Ton R. GORDON, l2o6 C st. NV myi-St
WANTED Intelligent man who can take $500
interest in business and manage collection de-
partment: large compensation: bond and refer
ences. Address BOX go, this office. myi5t
WANTED-Party with 500 to invest at summer
resort; immediate returns; position gIaran-
teed for summer. Address BOX col, this Office.
myf3t
$50 WILL buy stock and fixtures Of cigar and
~, confectionery store; NV Address BOX co.,
ti'is once; III! 20
foh Bargain; elsas store; eTTeieh prs 80
W.. - $50 eua,.eSs' ~ -. - o. n;i,;
- -, - .. i''-'"E' MUM ~ -'i'N'io
III! 10.
FOR sALE-Drug store; business $500 last year;
pr-si[Ess rvcIP ,S1ri, Pr, p;1,i
u, -. 9i,'5.'' HNNiii-'"i'' A''ai''41
-, - = - - -
fOh SALT eloCeI9 anu P,T''7Ict I,,y,s5
r11,YGE - ~ y H. fn rny4st
,.--,---.--- -. -.
NANItD -farther IN Iuheafootn- Auuress box
2gl' TINS ONCE. "yS''Nem
WANTED-Party to invest 500 in quick selling
a!cohoi cure BOX ~, tlls once uy9-ot,eIl
FOR SALE-Tobacco and cigar store and paper
stand. S2os st. myS-St
FOR sALE-Lunch room and confectionery; also
S nicely furnished rooms; reasonable. 855
Pa. ave. NV. myS3t
uoon,S psLi-,, -. v,-r,J.s p-.t : N 4. A..
myS-u
~ ,>--rt,r p.---- -. -..- -.
~ - ,i5 ~" nv - -; a. i00'
1' ~ 49, ~ o
IHso-ot
GROCERY; old established stand: monthly sales.
s2,gyDs ~ health cause. NEN AOkh BI9i-
Mss bRohEkS, luVO =. Hf'-'t
top cur g.. trbo-.t,-. oto,, en- N5
fOi' 1-ALE \ NN1 O'ioe'7i'OP' 'N''P' ~ - ~
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NANTED-Those wishing any help viii please
seek elsewhere until I fll 20 orders now on
NV books MRS MOORE 2i2 n 81. NV Il
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WANTED Sienographer aud typewriter. cook,
nurse. dishwasher clamher1nala, Waitress.
lfll g 81. NV. I'd floor. 1t
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WANTED Experienced white waitress, 90 once.
al COBB'S HOTEL corner 10th and = .,s. u
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COT NTNl BOfRn.
NORTH TAKOMA HOTEL. open Mas I5. delight
iui cool place. Apply on premises from ] 90
?. m. Wed, Phi. and sludays myssj .em
FOR A PLEASANT summer Boarding place in
Shenandoah valley, orqgire 5i3 N ST. NV
mys-at
81 81 BBAN board. ( miles from Wasbi,ets,.. rss-
electric cans large house. abundant Shade a.
malaria. Address }. u. MOORE. Arlington. Algx-
auiIia county, Va. lpts.5f -,
TIE WASHINGTON COLLEGE. foru..,l, tb-
lexington, 81 ana T SIS nc. pIn on,a al
summer bcarders June 4; rooms may now B. se-l.
sAd engaged. nyl Inns, era
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hANTED-White eirl 10 do light h5usewors: NJ
washing; good home and wages Apply BAR
Ton EWERS. 1890 9TH st. NV my1-3t.c en-
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WANTED Young lady desires clerical work %
any kind; references. Address BOX G2l, this
Office 1t
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wANTED-ooUNTRY BOARD.

MANrED-~I}y young couple, board near ,it,
state price; must be reasonable. Addrs,
BON go. tins Office a.
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WANTED neat white woiuan. place as cook Of
TO assist in light hau-gv8Is, country pre-
f.rred 1865 Sd ST. NV. 70
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

ur,p w.xrrn-rrN,1E
- -'-' - : - -
WANTED Those wishing any help viii please
seek elsewhere until ! hll ?" orders now Oh
my books. MRS NOobE. 22 u 81 NV II
al CoBB'S HOTEL, corner ION and D is L
- s.- n
ANlfl' 5i,u'i ~ ,,,r.s-
IAN G st. NV. I'd floor 1t
>-y1-I, r., .,i-,r--l--r.. ,,-..5 nav. N
NV my72t
- -
NJ N'o , go '''..i ,,,-.', ,, nd
81 sw. rny 5-sr
- -
VAN sie woman 70 run go ,.,I,,,,,t, ,,.'
g.. near st. II
,,-,>-rrr, - -, IT. -,--,.,l.,-
- - ,.,.-l... ;,' IA -,t .I..
ciy; good places free. EUREKA EXCHANGE.
loiS New York ave. 1t
" ANTED-A white waitress, in confectionery
Can 1924 18th st. u
- 80, - -
work; wages So. l7l7 Oregon ave. It
W1N-vrr, fi-, Co. ,-.,,l l,.-...,- l95 ~
"AS y h IN. ''' general H'''''''' ''-
I-,1-rrU - . -, - ~
- - - - -. e-.-,., ,Sa5 '.,l, Il
~' "'s"'a' ''''s
ply sls 81 NV. a.
MRNTFD-Bv white piH from New York 4
situation as chamberIuaid or general house
worker; best city references. 1872 18th St. nw.
1t
NANlhD- seJlied woman a. hou'sh'tt'i mus nus,
plogcr required. 22lg r st. NV. Il
- --
Ill , sll7 Is pam COOK '1e a. si,i
- 81
NV Il
ofk on az en9s i'I9isaea l''o-a
Ne,, Io,i- ave nv II
V-,ITFD = ,r,7,o I5--- ION, ,-,,,-- f, -lo--.
-, ,,,,., Co.. h',tois a. - DIfE'S
HOTEL AGENCY, 6is I'm 81. Il
-
Rss n
WANrED-Two girls. as plain cook and cham
beImald. inquire - - -. sN. Item
1r.Nrr1 " - 81 r.s,,,-t,ll, 60
eir for nurse. Apply 2S \. J. ave. NV.
Item
u-,N-7.r-, ~ - -, 1-,-l - -.,,-1
family; ref required; stay nights sol East
Capitol ST. rny4al.eln
need apply. CoLDENBERc'S, rs 7th st. NV.
- -
, 49, - Ioou S''A' le's- I'i'''e"' al al
- Nv
Nthi p i, eolorea woman to COOK. wash
= ~ ii 3i''i 0''' T. 'i'' ~ o. ''- 1--WE
Soais. az, ,lg.isblS r,.It RIgT.s ri6TTi
sct-NCX enc ~ ' - ..
yii,e r C,ssI $40 ~ is,is u -.
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WANTED Bright, active man for hotel clerk;
good pay; permanent position. lfl ST
NV. % floor II
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THE price VI diamonds will ~ W
very soon" said Il local jeweller to Il
journal man. Wednesday. -Tho reason
for this advance by TILE WAR i'll South
Africa. Most diamonds uf u good quail
ity come from thr region about kim
bcrlcy ana AS soon as thr Stock NOW on
hand begins W giy. uut th.rr will W. n
rapid rise in their value. some NJ thr
best stones have already advanced t1
prr cent ia price
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Current Events Club win meet Fri
lay afternoon, April II. With Mrs,
rhas. Mason Il Green street. TIL
prngram viii be under thl direction oi
Mrs. Mason ana will consist of al
ESSAY on Theodore Korncr. Germany ':
patriot poet, by Mrs. Mason. Illustrated
bv music. photographs ana readings
4 cordial invitation is extended to all
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Cotton Dress Goods

our spring stock of novelty cotton
dress goods SURPRISES II beauty and
variety an previous offerings. our
lizt includes Morceriz c2tion Foul
ards, Dimiti ). Dotted AID Figured
awiasoa, Dotted Chambray, Madras.
SIX Warp Ginghans. Cotton Grena-
dimes. Ginghlms. Perca!es, Lawns, etc
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Saturday and Sunday,
April IA and Is.

This week, pottcd Easter Plants in
bloom. Roses. IIydrangcas. Azclcua. Rho
dodendron. sc. A few nice ferns palms
and rubber plants low.
apr10, l.. II
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The North End Clothing ro'S- nrW
\, met create something Of sensa-
.;dn from the offer it makes Of giving
,,.,tch with every cash sale Of 50 OF
,,'ra ana If is a watch they warrant
Thev also continue to sell on install
,i,a,ts h,t make the watch offer to en-
courage cash sales.
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Twcnty-thrce applicants presentei
themselves to the State Board Of Phar-
macy for examination. yesterday This
Is one Of the largest classes On record.
Tho day was not long enough t. lc-
complish all the work ana the session
was continued into the evening.
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The regular appearance vi Typewriter
agent brought up the matter Of the gen
eral use IF the machine in all the de-
partments. one Of the Oldest men in the
service ut the state House recalled tn
time but few years ago when there wa
but one machine in the whole state
House. Then all the correspondence WAS
done by hand. Many Of The letters that
came to the executive department Were
unans wcred % years ago, only the most
important being attended 70. Now WIN
the help Of the machines there Is seldom
a single letter unanswered III ihy rs
partmcnt unless it is ot something ri
such 4 trifins nature that there i ~
necessity for i reply.
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GRANGE ACTIVE.
Reports Of Deputies Show Gain
Of 1000 Members.
The Annual Meeting viii Be Held
il Lewiston.
A Circular t,i or Which Has Been Sent 20
Names Congressman.

A large increase iii membership was
shown by the reports of the members
Of the executive committee ~ the state
Grange. which was concluded. ycstcr-
day. at the Augusta house.
There Were present AT the meeting,
O. Gardner. master NJ the Stat-
Grange. T. 4. Jones, Boyden Hearcc
+. H. Libby, L. =. Hayford ana L. H.
Leavitt The reports NJ the different
members Of the committee showed that
the Grange has been increasing large
II in membership. this winter During
the last six months. n-W Oranges have
been formed I'LL nearly every county
ana the aggregate gain during that
time il estimated conservativrly AT 700
altogether thg members ~ mot hest
tate to say that their belief IL that
nearly 1000 members have been added
TN the order.
During the afternoon. yesterday, TIM
members We're discussing the plans fu~
holding 4 series of II meetings. II iS
the plan tn nave Aaron Jones. th-
national master make a trip through
the State. az H. did last year ana an
dress the different Oranges 1t w
planned u have him Nv into every
county i'll the State H. will make his
trip the last two weeks iii August. but
the dates NJ his speaking have not Yet
been decided
a cordial invitation was received
from Augusta. Bangor ana Lewiston
az q place to hold the next annual
meeting NJ thu state Grange. ana it
was voted to accept the invitation cx-
M AZ. .S-+
meeting Wlll w held III that place.
Dec. Is. II ana ~ Augusta had the
State Grange. last year. ana would
have been glad of lis presence again.
At this meeting the general deputies
VINO have been acting under the drec-
ton Of the executive committee made
their reports for the first time, the new
plan having been working only since
the January meeting. The reports
showed that the plan is working in
splendid shape ana through it better
results are gained than ever before.
At the present time Maine stands see
ond i'll the Union for the strength Of
the organization ana the reports show
that still further strength will b
gained.
Till following letter Will DC sent To
an the representatives, ana senators
a.,.
Thc executive committee ot thr Maine
St4t. Grange III session. r,prg sontinE 25.-
aiTiiI MI ,1'',i',.a MI r,,rI m.o
vuur almost ,nduavurs III secure Thu rl@-
sa-c AMP ,nactmcnt Nj thy following Pill
hgM I l,4 iaInf, ''rtlr ,.1nn.rro EiII
senate. MI iHa designed tn ENLARGE the
business Nj thc mfrrItaJe comml a-I i,
t,nIn1 !" thrr mrmtdrt tho drrving iii
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Drug
Confidence.

Sounding brass ana tink
ling cymhals," do not pass
for care. Skill ana knowl-
edge. in preparing physi-
clans prescriptions. know
how" ana pure medicines
are what interest the pa
ticnt Better ana quicker
service cannot BE- secured
than from
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