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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29
Garments at MarkdoW1

Tomorrow the first sale begins OF
ladies' muslin underwear at the John
G Machines Company's stores oppo-
site the City Hall, the garments are
specially we'll made and the shapes
are perfect. This is a great time to
purchase a nice line Of underwear for
ii is truly a genuine bargain sale and
the goods offered by the Machines
Company should not be COMPOUNDED
with the miserable made goods some
times offered at these January Sales.
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Pillow Cases

Extra 7c Pillow Cases -. each SIC
Extra lie Pillow Cases each &c
Extra 121kc Pillow Cases 49,. each loo
Extra 15c N Y Mills each 1218c
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Passed Off Without a Hitch None
Prettier or More Successful
Having Ever Been Accom-
pIished at Newport News
MISS MARION COCKRELL
Sponsor FOR THE BOAT
Mrs. Roosevelt Watches the Cere-
monies From the Deck of the
United States Dispatch Boat
DoIphin-Many Distinguished
Guests Present

Newport News, Va, Dec. 2S.-The
battleship Missouri was launched at
the shipyard here today at Hip o'clock.
Fully 5000 people, 1t is estimated, saw
the big warship go overheard.
The launching passed off without a
hitch and none prettier or more sue
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29

Victims of slippery sidewalks come
to light daily within the last week.
Some go to hospitals for repairs while
others unable to smother their feeling
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29
It rs Seldom

that an opportunity to
save on Muslin Underwear
is presented to equal the
one we offer for tomorrow
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FIanneIS

&c Domet Flannel per yd., &c
&c Gray Flannel .......per yd., 34so
371sc French Flannel ...... per yd.. Csc
SOC French Flannel per yd., SOC
75c French Flannel per yd., 500
SOC 36-inch Flannel per yd., 23c
SOC Eiderdown Flannel per yd., 1870
62hc Emb. Flannel .......per yd., LA
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LINENS and CoTTONs
Linens

61c Huck Towels ...... each 4c
12kc Huck Towels Gimme. each nc
25c Turkish Towels. each l9c
33c Damask Towels ....... each 23c
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Table Oil
l;OttOnS

Best SIC 36-inch Brown ......... sc
Best 7c 36-inch Continental. 5&C
Best &c 4O-inch Continental -. SIC
Best Sc 36-inch Langdon '76 -. 6Ac
Best 25c "a Blea. sheeting POO
Best 22c "a Bro. Sheeting lilo
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The tearing up of the street in front
of the State Mutual building has caused
considerable annoyance during the past
few DAYS. One young man in getting
70 car Friday went plump into the
hole and scratched himself consider
afIlv saw a man get off a car yester-
dey and do the same trick. but he re-
e,o3,erad himself in time to keep from
eosne into fhe hole 1t only needs some
OBSTRUCTION on Main Street to show
what a ceaseless flow Of humanity
pours down its sidewalks, ana ms us y
especially true in front OF 'he 0'l'0
Mutual building.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-08-31
CharIeStoWn.


Miss May Gibson has returned home,
after spending some time with friends
in Wilmington.
Miss Eta Hcisler returned home last
Thursday from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in PENNSYLVANIA
and Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gibson and
family, Of Wilmington, Del, are visiting
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson and
family have returned to their home. in
Wilmington. after a sojourn Of some
time in our village.
There was an ice cream festival held
in the basement of the NJ. +. Church. on
Saturday. tn" 9th. 1t was largely at
tended and quite Il success. Proceeds
for the parSonag" fund.
Mr. James Wharton and daughters.
wrr" tn" guests of Mrs. Mary Walters.
ut North East, on Sunday.
We will lose one of our young men 10y
the way of marriage in the near future.
W" wish much happiness is in store for
tn" bride aud groom.
Miss Eta llriSlrr is viSitin" her sister,
Mrs. Emma Scotch. of North East In
honor of her sister. Eta. Mrs. T.. Scotch
CAV" quit" II delightful party. 4 num-
her of friends from ChArlrStown were
present and spent IL pleasant evening.
Our boys and girls vacation is almost
over. for the school days are fast APP
preaching.
Miss Nellie Morton is the ~u"St of Miss
Mahl" Frederick.
An oil stove ut the home of Mrs. Rosie
Cooper got in flames ON Saturday. Srv-
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Port Deposit.

PORT DEPOSIT, Aug. 30, 1901.
The "Cecu Wing" is on sale each ,ceek in
Port Deposit at Steb5tng's Ne,os Stand. 8
cents copy.
Rev. and Mrs. A. NJ. Rich and child
are in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McClrnahan. Miss
Virginia and Miss Nirgir Wilson. are At
the "BoScohel." .ktlantic City.
Prof. w. &. Stephenson has returned
from charlottesville. where he has been
spending tn" summer.
Misses ncakyn" and Agnes Mowbray
ar" enjoying themselves nj Ocean Grove.
Misses Virginia Foulk. Florence ana
Esther Bond and Miss Helen Dclicy,
went to Baltimore ON Monday.
Miss Wells. of Houston. Texas. is Miss
Margaret Nanncman'S guest.
Miss Gcrtic Morris. of Wilmington. is
visiting Miss Emma Gather.
Miss Bessie Taylor has returned from
a charming visit to WilIiamSport. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Kidd are at
Ocean Grove.
Miss Emma Gather is at home. after
visiting friends in Wilmington.
Mr.. w. W. Hopkins attended to bust
mss in Baltimore on Monday.
Nr, Hp'ih'r hh" lr'"id are SpelNl"G Il
i'W daEH III A'inntit my.
Nr' move" MA" mas poH''l"I' Ill
N"S"''lSl"" Us ''i,'h'F ~ the ''r'2I
system Oh ,,"h"Graphy.;;,
VIZ an" MIS- irleF l"ill" are spending
, ,"''rllil'' III prominent Atlantic 'lE
ho,rl'
MISSES florence ana rNm Jennings
spent MONDAY III h"WlahaVlll'.
Miss RANGES Hopkins Is III Virginia
'rorh.
Mr' d. W. alnph''I ana IahliIE nave
moved I" Baltimore
me many friends "l lroi' Irwin
rance VIII regret |" near "l MS SERIOUS
llI,l'>S' III me nom" "l MS parents III
,I"hlStoWn' ~ j. II Is aoe l" 700 lhuth
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CeCi|ton.
CEoILToN, MD, Aug. 80, 1901

Mrs John +. Sparklin and Miss Annie
licrS0n have returned to their homes
III Elkton. after spending some time with
Misses Molic r. and Leila y. Mccoy
near town.
Miss Annie Il. Anderson is "ntcrtain-
ing her cousins. of Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis. of Balti.
more, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs James
III. Smith
Miss Lucy Howard. of Wilmington is
spending some time in town.
Miss Eddie Ferguson has returned
home. accompanied by Mr. Byron
Bouch"llo.
Miss May Smith has returned home.
after short visit among friends in Phil
adclpha.
Mr. j. Ward Davis is quite sick ut his
home. near town.
Misses kati" and Louie Bggs. of Bal
1imor", ar" guests of friends in and near
town.
Mr. John Bray and family. of phla-
drphia, are spending some tim" in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Joyce. of ChcSa-
p"akr city. spent Sunday with her
mother. Mrs. Julia CoSdrn.
Mrs. Washington Nahb spent the past
week with her brother, Mr.. Charles
Long.
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The "CecU Wing is on sale each ,cpek h,
Woodtamn at G. S. Abrdhdm's store. 8 ct7 {,
copy.
Mr.. Howard .\hrahanls of Baltimore.
spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. e. :. Ahrahnm>
Miss Sara Tyson is spending some
time at Cape May.
Misses Brruda and Henrietta SmcItzer
have returned to Wilmington. Del. after
spending their vacation with their
parents.
Miss Leila Thompson is visiting Miss
Laura Reynolds. of Baml>l"y. Pa
Miss Ella Basil and nephew. are the
guests of Miss Virginia .tbluham>.
Miss KHrr Cameron will lead the Ep-
worth League, on Sunday evening.
The "I's" will hold II business and
parlor meeting. at til" home of Mr.. T. e.
Gather. ON September 9TH
There will be no preaching services at
lIop"w"ll Oh Sunday morning. Ashury
Church after having been improved is
to b" rc-upcnrd.
The Aid Society met Thursday after
noon. 1T tn" home of Mrs. G.. l.. Thomp-
son.
Mrs Jennie barnes ana son. Julian,
and Miss Fannie SmithSon. spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Baltimore.
Miss Lulu Thompson is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. buchanan. of Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs Mary Franklin has returned to
Brooklyn. y. Y. after Il pleasant visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7.
futtcr.
Mr.. Herman SmilhSom spent Friday
and Saturday Grabbing Ut R"ttrrtun.
Masters Harry and Willie Wilcox. of
Baltimore. are ut the HON" of Mr.. NJ. l..
Thompson.
Miss Bertha Dpughrrty. of IlAvrr de-
Grace. is visiting Mrs. James l;utlrr.
Miss Jennie Williams. of Port Deposit,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs Myrom
Miller.
Miss Rachel Thompson. of philadrl
phia. visited Mr. and Mrs. John II.
Thompson. last. week.
Mrs Laufton aud Miss Iaufton. Of
Baltimore, ar" the guests of Mrs. George
Tyson.
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Brooks and Florence Gerry spent Friday
in Baltimore.
The small one story and a-half house
that was on tn" LOT formerly occupied
by Mr.. Sitzlcr. was bought by the Me
Clcnahan Granite Company. Saturday
morning about one o'clock. the whole
town was aroused. and upon going to
their windows We're much amused at
seeing the large wagon bed and house.
drawn by six large horses. going up the
street.
Tw" very neat two-and-ahalf story
houses are being built up at Rock Run
Hollow. They will soon be ready for
tenants.
Our town was greatly shocked ON We'd
n"Sday afternoon. to learn of Il dreadful
accident at Memorial Hall. \ scaffoll-
ing had been placed up the shaft. ON
which four men We're ut work. The
heavy board on which they stood had II
larg" knot in the centre. and it broke
without any warning. and all the men
were dashed clear to the cellar. John
llamilton'S spine was broken and he will
probably die. William Boyd. Il student
of jefferson College, seriously hurt. AL
la>t name unknown ribs broken. Lind
say. head cut Tire" were taken to
Philadelphia. one To Baltimore. Dr.
Clemson attended the injured men.
Mr.. Eli Reynolds of Rising Sun. was
Mrs. &. NJ. knights guest Monday and
Tuesday.
Tn" "SuSqurhanna was nearly filled
To her utmost capacity Monday night
there being almost 1000 aboard. 1t took
50 long to sell tickets. the boat did not
l"av" until $50. These excursions are
welt patroniz"d. h"cauS" good order is
always kept.
Mr. and Mrs. Chick. of Philadelphia
w"r" Mr. and Mrs. NJ. +. McDowrll's
guests the first of the week
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Mechanics VALLEY

MECHANICS VALLEY, Aug. 81, lSUl.
The "Cecil wing is on safe al the store OF
Blake ,t Fipid.
Mr.. Amos Scarborough. of Whining
TON. Del. spent Sunday last with friends,
here.
Miss May Manitt. of Boston. Mass.
and Mr.. Leon Schulrr. of rittShurg. Pa.
are GUESTS of Mr.. James Matlitt
Miss Nellie Founders. of Chester. Pa.
is visiting Miss Lizzie Founders.
Misses Ada and Nctt" Rodgers. "F
Wilmington. Del. are the guests of NJ.
Floyd Rodgers.
Misses Sophia Miller and Ida White
spent Il few days this week with Mrs.
Robert Peterson. ut Chids.
Mrs. Mary Oldham. of Zion. was on
tortaincl on Sunday 10y Mrs. Sophia
McNry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Booth. of Phia-
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Caleb Grant. of Chester. Pa. is
visiting her SOP. Edward Grant.
Mr.. Norris Slack and family. of Strck-
"r>vill", Pa. Mr.. John +. Miller. of Viii
mingtnn. and Harry Miller. of Philnd"l-
phia. spent Sunday last ut Union. with
Mrs. Ami" W. Miller.
Little Cara Compton, of Zion, has been
spending tn" past week III Mr. William
WarimGtpn'>.
Mrs. Walter Rowland has been very
i'll for the past three weeks with typhoid
malaria.
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NEWS FROM ALL OVER CECIL COUNTY.

Philadelphia. are visiting at the home
LovrleSS.
Mrs. Gilbert LoveleSs is enjoying trip
to North Carolina with her husband. on
the tug "Cahill."
Elmer Bouchclle has returned after Il
few months spent in the army.
My. and Mrs. w. A. Alexander spent
Wednesday in Elkton.
Edna Bigger of New Jersey. is spend
ing some time with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster.
Mrs. Martha Powell has greatly inn
proved her residence, by adding front
porch.
The cOlorrd people of the Manor hold
their annual campmecting beginning with
next Sunday and lasting through the fol-
lowing Sunday.
\ chimney of the house belonging to
Harriet Mercer, and occupied by family
named Rcdding. caught fire on Sunday
afternoon. but was rXtinguiShrd before
any damage was done.
The social given by st. MonicaS Guild
of the Church of The Good Shepherd ut
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clay
ton. last Thursday. was one of the most
successful ever given. both socially and
financially. Nearly hundred persons
were present. y Straw-rlr from the
neighboring Perish of ST. Stephens. and
one from the ''ltivrrvirw House." beside
several from town. helped to swell the
crowd.
The steamers Thomas Worthy and
the Endcavor, left here on "Wednesday.
the first named leaving ut $50 o'clock.
the latter NJ $50 o'clock. The day was
all that could have been wished for.
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CoIora.
CoLoRA, Md, Aug. 80, 1901.

Copies Of the "Cec,l Wing" are on sale
each ,oeek in Colora, at s. T. Viley's store.
8 cents copy.
Master Rufus Foster has been visiting
at tn" HON" Of his uncle. Cooley Nickel
Miss R"ba McCorkle, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. W.
Nickel
Miss Annie Fryer has been on the sick
list for several days.
William L. CoulSon waS in Eliton ON
Monday.
Mrs. W. o. Brumiicld is visiting rela-
tivrs in York county. Pa.
Misses Eta ToSh. Bessie Way and
Belle Ilindman. had delightful time ON
tn" moonlight" down the bay, Monday
night.
Mrs Ellen NJ. Tosh was in Elkton on
Tuesday.
Miss Martha Phillips, of Baltimore
county. has been spending some time
with Mrs. w. II. Weldon. Miss Phillips
was formerly ii school teacher in this
district. having taught several years ago
AT Monroe, Love Run, and Hickory
Grove.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
West Nottingham. held social nt the
home of DR.. Il. X. CrothcrS last Friday
evening.
Mount Pleasant NJ. +. Sunday School
held their celebration at HaincS Point,
ON Tuesday,
Miss Elizabeth Gamble. of phiIadrl-
phla, is visiting her parents. near here.
Miss Gamble recently returned to phila-
drlphia from Il trip to Niagara Falls and
the Pan-Amcrican Exposition ut Buffalo.
New York.
Pennington and West Nottingham
Presbyterian Sunday Schools held their
annual celebrations on Thursday. in the
grove adjoining the church.
Miss Margaret Trimblr was the guest
OF Miss Mary Scbold ON Wednesday.
Miss Lille Barrett is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. John Pierce. of this town.
The BohrmianS arrived here from Bal
tim0rc. this week. to work in the can
ming houses. which have not begun
operations yet. owing to the backward
condition of the tomato crop.
Mr.. Murphy. of Philadelphia. visited
Rev. Harry Mitchell. this week.
Quit" Il number from here had long
wait befor" starting on their days out
ing to Colchester. last Thursday. owing
to IL wreck at Oxford The train was
delayed for som" time. After arriving
at Pcrryvll". they wcr" again diSap-
were taken on the train To Baltimore, re-
turning to Pcrryvilc on the steamer
"SuSquchanna."
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The "Cec& wing is on sale each ,oeek in
Chesapeake city, at Alerander's drug store.
8 cents copy.
Miss Minnie Eouchrlc. Of Bark~lalr.
Is the guest Of Miss Dora Steele.
Edward Bell. of Baltimore. is spend
im@ few days with his family here,
Joseph IIrmphill, of Baltimore. spent
Sunday with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Savin. of rhila-
dolphin, visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Mil
Ter This week.
Miss Mary HriSwang"r and Miss Har-
old spent Sunday and Monday in Phil
ad"lphil.
Mr.. auI Mrs. II. NJ. Mccullough. of
ElHt"n. We're il town on Monday.
Miss Sara IIar@rnyrS has returned to
her home, in Tallapoosa, Ga. after
spending some months with her aunt.
Mrs. w. \. Alexander.
Mr.. George Ryder. of Baltimore is
spending some time with relatives in
town.
Miss Bertha LuShy. of Philadelphia,
is the guest Of her mother. Mrs. Ross
Watson.
Mr.. Thomas Price. of Wilmington.
spent Sunday with his family here
Mrs. Nathan lovrlcSs and children. ar"
visiting friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Sarah pushanc, Mrs. IL. Y. Man
love aud daughter. Mrs Waiter q. Clay
ton. Mr. Thomas Reed and children.
Misses iiolru Clayton and Florence Eg"r
ar cSpnrIiu@ this week ut Atlantic City.
Prof. Hugh Caldwell returned on Sat
nr,lay for the school year.
Dr. Stanley Steele. of Elkton. visited
his parents his week.
Mr.. t,indanicl and daughter of Phil
adclphia. are visiting Mrs. Henry Jones.
Mrs. Emma Craig. of Baltimore. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. W. G. Karsner.
Mr.. ANA Mrs James Hopper spent last
Tuesday III Atlantic City.
Thomas Reed. of Philadelphia. is Wis
fling his uncle. j. VI. Reed.
j. NJ. Reed. .Ir.. of Baltimore, is visit
ing his parents.
H. Irwin Griffith and Frank Il. Griffith
spent Saturday with their grandparents.
Mr., and Mrs |. G. Griffith.
Rev. and Mrs. +. +. Williams and
children. spent Friday with Dr. and Mrs.
j. V. Wallace.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. Harry Jones. of Cayott's
and Miss Ida Wood, We're entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. T. \. Lorraine, last Friday
evening.
Mrs. Joshua Clayton. of Philadelphia
is the guest of Mrs. Mary {. Price.
Mrs. &. $. Woollcy spent Tuesday in
Philadelphia.
Miss Edith Willis has been visiting
Miss Efiie Berry.
Miss MOllie Foard and Miss Emily
Peach have been visiting Mr.. Robert
Foar1 of ST. Augustine.
Miss Reba Hudson and II friend from
New Castle. are visiting her mother,
Mrs. John BliStow.
Miss Mary Milburn. of Philadelphia,
has been visiting relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. j. =. Steele spent Sun
day with Cecilton friends.
Mrs Althea Prize and daughter, of
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North East.



1w oe''' ""e9 % o." sac each 'oee6 IN
worm East al heynoIds Ne'os Stand
cents copy.
Miss Laura Foster is visiting in Wiz
minyton
N ,;I,,.,
INV -'''S' VI iili-
""ripI'a lrl"ldS'
William Wilson, of Chester, Pa, is
visiting his brother. w. : Wilson
MIA, ,.; ,I.,,, .:
- '''''''- '''''''''
III ''ciii"h.
Misses Ida and Emma Rccdcr have re-
turned home from a pheasant visit tn
pbi,,J,,IuLi, anal ,,,,..+,.
MISS E'Sl' M"rSh' OF warwick. Is the
guest of Miss Annie Beatty.
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Lyjord, of
Baltimore. were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. james l.. Baker, over Sunday.
Miss Grace Phillips, daughter of Will
liam Phillips, fell while playing last Sum
day, breaking both bones in her right
arm. DIR. Ritt"nhous" was called and
set tn" broken parts.
X. |. Reynolds having discontinued the
old newsstand. daily papers will he
found for the present on sale at f.. NJ.
tlnrkS store, near tn" poSt-oilicc.
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Leeds
LEEDS, MD, August 80, 1901.

LEEDS, MD, August 80, 1901.
Miss Sarah Settle
John $. Settle. .Ir, and wife. viii start
ON Thursday. for u western trip
Miss Helen McCauloy has returned
from II weeks Soiourm at The Glen
wool" Cape May.
Miss Ettn Watts, Of Baltimore. is the
guest of Miss Elsie McCanlry. ut Amigo.
Mrs. +. I. Perry is entertaining Miss
White and Miss Wilson. of Baltimore.
Mrs. r. NJ. McCaulcy and Miss +. NJ.
McCaulcy. of Baltimore. are the guests
Of Miss Rachel McCauloy.
The Tuesday evening prayer meeting
WAS led by Rev. l.. +. Perry.
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Seven business firms alone employ fifty
two Cooley College graduates. Write
to-day to Principal II. :. Cooley. Will
mington, Del. and ask for new. free.
beautiful catalogue. See advertisement
in this paper.
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y Warnng-to feel tired before "Nrr-
tion is not laZimrSs-it's Il sign that the
system lacks vitality. and needs the tonic
effect of Ilood'S SarSaparilln Sufferers
should not delay. Get rid of that tired
feeling by beginning to take IIond'S Sar-
Saparilla to-day.
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July 20.Sw
500 Reward.

The Diamond State Telephone Company
will pay 800 reward for the arrest and con-
viction Of each and every person guilty of
stealing copper wire from the lines of this
Company. CHARLES G. WELLS,
If District Manager.
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE
For Young Ladies', Roanoke, Va.

Opens Sept. 2lst. 1901. One of the leading
Schools for Young Ladies in the South. New
acres. Grand mountain scenery in Valley of
Va, famed for health. European and Ameri-
can teachers. Full course. Conservatory ad-
dent from thirty States. For catalogue ad-
dress.
MATTE P. HARRIS, President. Roanoke.
Va
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Chesapeake City,,
CHESAPEAKE CITY, Aug. 80, 1901.

The "CecH Wing" is on sale each ,0eek IN
Chesapeake city. at Alerander's drug store.
8 cents copy.
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Wood|aWn.
WOODLAND, Aug. 80. 1901

The "CecU Wing is on sale each ,cpek h,
Woodtamn at G. S. Abrdhdm's store. 8 ct7 {,
a cory.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-27
inner premio de los Juegos Flora

primer premio de los Juegos Flora.
les.
Ese seria IN bueu estfmulo pa.
RI los cultivadores de rosales, = Ia
mAnera de poder escojer 10 mas be.
liza para Ell acto.
Carecian de fundamento las
versiones que circularon aver. re.
lAtivAS& ell Gobern&dor Ella Demo.
cracia, = ell Presidente del partido
Federal.
Sc habl6 de c~onferencias sobre
particulares que SO enlazAban entire
los cltados: de observaciones, que.
jas 6 indicaciones.
Pero sabemos por s&rio conduc.
to, que no hubo Establishments mas
NADIA one 10 que relatamos aver.
Sinceramente aplaudimos que
on los Juegos Florales no metiera
II pata Il polftica.
Entre los proclamAdos vencedo'
res hay Federales, Republicanos,
Democrats 6fndeinidos.
7 sabemos que, entire unos y
otros, Sc han cruxado a~fectuosos to.
legramas de fslicitaciones.
iQue hermoso seris que para to-
dos los actos de IL vida estuvlesen
tan Entertainments unidos los puer.
torriqne1os!
Entonces no seriamos vfctimas
del 6xido que nos atrofa.
Parece que en- estos dias 80 han
enturbiado las aguas del rio de Gu
rabo
Y que a las guabinas les salem
escamas.
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Academia
de Pinturu

Relaci6n de las Stas que les to
ca e%n'turno permanecer en- Ia acade
mia de Pintura durante los dias que
dure Ia exhibition de los cuadros he
chos por.,ellas. Ia exhibition, empe
zarA manAna: -,
Por las mananaG:
Wer1aes - Stas. Maria Caro- Ines
Quinones:
Sabado-Stas: Amelia Puigdo
llers Margarfta Padial.
Domingo-Stas. Maria Caro-, Ma
nuela Qainones Amparo Fernandez
Mater:
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caela del Vale:
Martes -Stas Angela Hernandez
Margarita Padial
Mercedes -Stas Raquel Cestero
Micaela del Vale
Jeves Stas Ines Quinones Anne
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Por las tardes
Wermes Stas Julia y Maria So
Sa6ado Las mismas Senoritas
Domingo -Stas Angelica Herman
DEE kargarita Padial
Lanes -Stas Pepita y Concha
del Vale
MarteS Las mismas. Senoritas
M~iercoles -Stas Micaela del Va
lie Amelia Puigdollers
Jueves -Stas Manuela Quiffones
Amparo Fernandez Mater
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