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The colored American., 1901-05-04
A New Land Improvement Company.

Papers h ave been drawn up, signed,
sealed and delivered, instituting a new
land company, the defiuite name of
which is yet TO be decided upon for the
purpose of developing the very de-
sirable bull ling territory on 'the Pali-
sades of the Potomac" a short dis
tsnce beyond Georgetown. The land is
high and well graded. and lies along
the Potomac, on the line of the electric
road to lsn Echo and Cabin John
Bridge in close reach Of the Conduit
Road at Chain Bridge The lots are
plated in such way as to be within the
means Of any one who wishes to buy q
home on easy terms, and are especially
designed to relieve cClored people who
esire to get away from the congested
conditions that surround them IN the
city. The board OF managers is heade
by Ex-COngressman George 81. White,
who is president and sttorney. The
other membera are jacob P. Clark,
secretary and treasurer; Rev. Israel 8,
Lee, general manager; Rev. G w. Lee
and Frank B. Clark. A meeting was
held Wednesday evening April "a b al
Vermont Avenue Baptist church In the
| interest Of the new company, and
several OF the best lots were contracted
for by representative citizens.
The colored American., 1901-05-04

The Outlook is making a point OF
publishing In each of it's monthly il us-
trated issues, portraits and brief sketch
es OF men and women OF immediate
interest. The May issue contains fine
portraits OF Governor Odell, the COur =
tess Tolstoi, the new Attorney.G eneral
Knox, Prince Ito (the Japanese states
mau), Mr.. Ben Foster, whose painting,
''Lulled by the MCrmuring Stream" is
one of two American lanscapes recently
purchased by the French government
for the Luxembourg; portraits OF the
men who have made the Pan American
Exposition at Buffalo possible are also
included. (THE OUTLOOK COMPANY,
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
The colored American., 1901-05-04
GOVERNOR NASH coLoR-sLIND.
He Sees Through Glasses DarkIy and Ig-
noreS Politically Those Who Elevated
Him to Ofice-NoteS of Candidates.

8 Cincinnati, o s 1ecial-The political
pot already has begun to sUz2le, al
though the present governor will be
renominated, without opposition, and
there will be practically no contests for
other than minor places on the ticket
Republican leaders all admit that they
have the hsrdest tight for years before
them this fell. This country will be
the scene of bitter >ntest, the result
of the G vernor's action in the recent
prize fight case. which has aiienated
If Jm him the German vote Two years
The colored American., 1901-05-04
Negro Authors.

Very few, even Of those who are
deeI ly interested and cI Iost ly con cerned
in the Negroes efforts and develop
ment have much distinct knowledge of
the varied and rich literature produced
by men and women of the race. CJl-
lsctors, students and those interested
in special phases OF race literature are
invited to examine my cell lection oi
books, or to correspond with me.
JOHN Il. WILLS,
OLD BOOKS,
506 E eVenth St., N w,
Washington. D. G.
The colored American., 1901-05-04
Edmonia Lewis The Sculptress.

Editor OF The Coored American:
Could you or your readers give me
any information relative to the Euro
pesn career of Edmonia Lewis, the col
ored sculptress? know that she went
to r ONE in 1867 and opened studio,
but what of her since then?
ANXIOUS SUBSC
City, April %. 'O1.
TAny Information concerning Mrs.
Lewis and her career In Rome will he
gratefully received by the Editor
The colored American., 1901-05-04

ago Governor Nash lost this, Hamil-
t1n County, by $4,000. fully one thous-
and Of that loss being o0lOIed votes
This year the col red vote will be
fornIst Governor Nash, and not only
in this county, but throughout the
state prominent cOlOred men who were
actively for him will take no part in
the campaign. Governor Nash has done
next to OthiDg for his coIored consti
tuents. He has created no new posi-
tions for colOred men, cOntenting him
self with appointing CT pTed men to
few menial positions and two clerk
ships that were created by former gov
ernors. One elerkship given to the
race, which heretofore paid 81 200 per
snuum, is cut down to $500 under
Governor Nash. This is a position in
the Adjutant Generals office, and is
filled by Captain Brooks. The cOlored
voters here Will doubtless support the
Legislative ticket bat will ignore Gov
ernor Nash. The condition In this
county is true of the Othe rs where there
is q large coIored vote, even in FEsnE-
lin, Governor Nash's home county,
the colOred vote is said to be very in
different TO him. It was rather ex-
pected that Governor Nash would prove
the best governor Ohio ever had, so fer
as the col0red vote was concerned, but
he has disappointed even his staunch'
est friends in this respect.
5o far but three names have been
suggested here for legislative hOnOrs,
and they are Hon. George W. Hayes,
DIR. johnson and w. L. Anderson
Hayes says he will not accept, Ander'
son cares little f,r 1t, and DR.. Johnson
would only accept if forced on him
the feeling being that the republican,
will lose this fall and cOlored men are
not anxious to play the role OF martyrs
Governor Nash will have to bestir him
self, and call together leading c(lOreC
workers of Ohio, without delay, if h'
expects to overcome the opposition a
present against him.
The colored American., 1901-05-04
Prof. Richards Addresses W. G. T. U.

The w. G T. u. of the 10 h Street
Baptist church was treated to an able
address last Friday evening by Prof.
w. 81. Richards. The subject of how
TO make temperance work more ef-
fective among the masses was treated
in the clear and cogent style, for which
all of Prof Richards public utterances
have become noted. The speaker was
all the more effective because it is
we'll known that he is total abstainer
and ltfe-l )ng temperance advocate.
The colored American., 1901-05-04
Capital Savings
Bank

ASo IL "a
500 F St. N. W., Washington, d.
Capital S0O'OOO'
Hon. Jno. E. Lynch, President.
Z. G. Bailey, Treasurer.
j. A. johnson, Secretary.
D. B. McCary, Cashier.
Directors:
Jno. E. Lynch, DR.. W. 5. hOiIon'
Whitefeld McKinlay, ] u. BsllSH
Robt. II. Terrell, W. s, MontgonefY,
Wyatt Archer, John A. Pierre, 6enLy
E. Baker, James StOrum, D. a;
johnson, DIR. A. w. TanciL, Ho"Sf'
Fl Williams.
Deposits received from 1O cenS "
ward. Interest allowed on S0'UO Ans
above. Collections meet with PfOmP3
attention. A general exchangS 49,
banking business done. I
Raak opsB fysm > p a. . s's' =
The colored American., 1901-05-04

Miss Mary c Bush, sister of DR.. w
]. Bush, has been appointed to pOsi-
tIen sa e0pyIsg In the Recorders once
The colored American., 1901-05-04
RENE MBER

When in need of money, WE NEGOrr.rp
LOANS" on household Furniture. Pianos Ec
Easy monthly payments. No publicity NJ ~
pense unless loan is made. EVANS & CO ooSC e1
st. NV. Room first floor O'' ~ u
The colored American., 1901-05-04

MONEY TO LOAN at 81, 85< 4, and AZ per
cent, in sums OF 81 COZ to $40 600 on D, g. real
estate; pay On~b and per cent mortgages
and begin anew, all transactions conducted
With economical co nsidsratiou E0rlborrowsFs.
The colored American., 1901-05-04

Notice to PittSburg Subscribers
The ColOred American can be had
every Saturday moroi"g at Mr. Mel son
COleman's restaurant, 1914 w vile ave,
Pittsburg, Pa. Get copy.
The colored American., 1901-05-04
ARE YOU BEAUTIFUL?

SCOTI'S FACE BLEACH AND BEAUIIFIER. Hrno
A perfect Skin Whil eUer. Free to pat TEn
rons. Enclose q &c stamp for particu'
lars Address
SCOTT REMEDY Co., Louisvi lie, KY.
When you write mention tn is paper.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30

Last night surprise party was
given Miss Ethel Loose at her home
7O9 East Villas avenue by number
Of her friends. A pleasant evening
was spent by those present Music,
games and dancing were features Of
the evening Refreshments were
served at late hour
Among those present were:
Kisses Roma Foster. Opal Foster,
Conaway, Minnie Templeton, Woods.
Messrs. Lloyd sampsell, Hugh Long,
Clarence asnder, March Woods, r.
wcstbrook, Tony Finch, Wilbur Mock
Saf Dr. Hirschi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30

=. p Holcomb. who was townsite
commissioner and superintended the
sale Of lots at the town OF Hobart,
was Ia tho city today the guest Of j.
j. Hou4lon and John Holt of the
school land office Mr. HOloomb has
concluded his work at Hobart and is
on his way TO Washington where he
~ at the head OF a division IN the gen
eral land Office. The sale Of lots in
Hobart aggregated S132.7OO, he says.
the highest price paid for one lot be
Ing 1886
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30
OFFICER FRANK ELLIS
BECOMES A MURDERER
CONTINUED from page u
Coroner's Verdict.

The following is the verdict Of the
coroners jury:
We the jury, duly summoned, sworn,
en- powered and charged as a coroner's
jury to inquire into the cause Of the
death OF Farris Clayton, having heard
the evidence, do for our verdict find,
.aat Farris Clayton came to his death
In Logan county, by means of a pistol
held in the hands of and discharged
by one Frank Ellis, and we further
find. that said Farris Clayton was
killed without excuse, and that Frank
Ellis should be tried for willful mur-
der. Vim. Campbell,
Foreman.
Clayton's body was taken to Rhodes
undertaking establishment and this
afternoon were inferred in the pauper's
section at Summit View cemetery
History Of Frank Ellis,
Frank Ellis, the slayer Of young
Clayton, was appointed to a position
I hl Aut pOllit lOItt W HNNtt1u jap
Salisbury when the latter was killed
iby Joe Runnells, something over a
year ago. Previously he had been
known as drinking man but prom
Used to quit drinking entirely when ap-
pointed by Mayor Berkey He was
afterward reappointed by Mayor Ball
and, so far as Is knowb, had kept his
pledge He came to Guthrie from
Bear Creek township, whore he was
prominent IN Republican politics, and
for while ran butcher shop IN
Guthrie. lie is married and his wife
was away from hcme last hight, Wis
iting friends In Crescent City,
/ In this Issue of tho Leader appears
a display advertisement for the Grand
Leader, THE fastest growing store in
I oklahoma" Read it carefully and
profit thereby. The Leader is q hum
mer and a great bargain store,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30
Their Secret is Out.

All Sadieville, Ky, was curious 70
learn the cause Of the vast improve
ment In the health Of Mrs. s. p. Whit
aker who had for long time endured
untold suffering from chrome bron.
chial trouble Its all due to Dr. Kings
New Discovery writes her husband.
1T completely cured her and also cur
ed our little grand daughter OF Sc
we're attack OF Whooplng Cough" 1t
positively cures Coughs, Colds, La
Grippe, Bronchitis, all Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed Bottles
SOC and 81 90. Trial bottles free at
A, e. Gray's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30
II Saved His Baby.

MY baby was terribly sick with
the dlarrhoea, we were unable to cure
hin with the doctors assistance, and
as last resort we tried Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Rem
edy" says Mr. J. H. Doak, OF Williams,
Oregan. Il am happy to say II gave
Immediate relief and a complete cure"
For sale by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30

The children OF North Broad street
are giving vaudeville performances
every evening. An impromptu stage
has been erected ON Mr. Kneisley's
lawn Masters Willie Mcdonald and
Mckay Kneisley are the managers.
These children nave been entertain
lag the neishbors each evening this
week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30

Mr. Mark Everette Wright Of
Rochester N. Y, the new cholrmasto-
OF the First NJ Il. church, and a
teacher OF much experience, has locat-
ed In Guthrie and has studio now
open I'm room IA BnIingsley block.
Those desiring lessons can call there
for any Information.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30

J. b. Levy has called meeting Of
the busiasss men OF the city at the
Guthrie club rooms tonight to make
arrangements for falf carnival and
to talk over other matters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30

Jus received fresh shipment Of
Blanke's Celebrated Faust Blend Of
Coffee; new size can--almost a pound
and a half Of this excellent coffee for
soc. used exclusively by the celebrated
Faust Cafe of ST. Louis. Try a can,
you win be more than pleased
John MeNeill g. CO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30

NJ r. Fitzgerald OF Payne county,
has been surrendered by his bonds
men and turned over TO the United
states marshal here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30

The chief Of police at oklahoma
City has declared war on the gamblers
and saloon buns and says they have
got to get out OF town.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30

Good housekeepers specify Calumet
Bakiqg Powder I'm ordering, Il Is sold
at tair price and is absolutely pure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30

The live Stock board held It's regu-
lar mceulg this morning at the office
of Secretary French w p. Bolton,
OF Woodward Thomas Morris Of this
city and T. J Allen federal inspector
and territorial vetlnary OF Oklaho-
ma City were present Only routine
business was transacted.
Mnnhnr snnt oh IN nrnnh 1 nndnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30
LOCAL LAcoNIcs.

eRIssoM, for good livery rigs.
Phone ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-30

Monday sept ad, at Grand Leader
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Ri ferrOCarril
reduce los preci0S
Ell dla de las fieStaS.

La empresa del FerrocarriI. de
seosa de propender q que las iesoas
de San Juan queden concurriuas, ha
resuelto hacer una notable rebaja
de precios en- los pasajes el dia "a,
y cOnceder otras Facilitates.
10 Que los billetes de ids y
vuelta que Sc tomen desde Ell domin
go 16 del corriente, seran vaIeder.as
hasts el Martes 25 inclusive.
20 Que el dfa "a habra un Tren
especial que saldra de Arecibo a las
Z 30 de la manana, para llegar a
San Juan a las 11-46, expendiendo
So para ese Tren los billetes como
case extraordinario, A MlrAD DE
PRECIO-
50 Los viajeros de la Carolina
disfrutaran la misma rebaja por ell
Tren del d1a "a, pudiendo regresar
en- cualquiera de los del 25.
Con POGO gasto pueden aprove
char los que gusten, la olportul1idad
de asistir las fiestas,
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CriStObal Real.

Este estimado amigo nuestro
6 ilustrado conpanero, hasta hoy,
Director del <Boletfn Mercantile, hs
entrado formar parte de la redac
ci6n del <Heraldo Espanol'.
Es una adquisicion valiosisima
la que hace ell 6rgano de los espaf1o
les en- Puerto Rico.
Cristobal Real, ,por su ilustra
cl6n vastfsima, ref nado gusto litera
rio, perfecta correction periodfstica a
y la modestia que le earacteriza, da
ra un gran impulse al sim mpatico dia
rio que ocupa va IN puesto distin
do en- la prer sa puertorriquera.
Nuestro saludo al compaf1ero J
nuestra felicitacl6n al apreeiable co
lega.
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ia CORRESPONDENCE DE- Is pk JUNO D1 1901
Los
ACtitQd de tOll0S !
Ell artfculo de D. Herminio Diaz

El artfculo de D. Herminio Diaz
Navarro no es otra cosa, Sc gdl tene
mos entendidp, que ell reHejo iel de
las fmpresiones cambiadas dentro
de los hombres qne componen ell Go
mite Eiecutivo del Partido Federal,
y especialmente On los de los pue
blos de la IsIa, = por consiguiente 81
Sr Diaz Navarro no hashecho mas.q
externarlas, y los 1nicos obstaculos
para realiaarlas han sido, son y Sc .
ran los medios que deban inyertirse
para no caer en- Ia deg gradacl6n de la
dignidad,~
Los federales desean acercarse
al Gob1ernO para ayudarle a evitar
que siga fmperando ell anarquismo y
ell des6rden que Sc. esta entronizan
do, para deshonrra y ruina del pals,
y menosprecio del patell6n de las
fparjas y estrellas que solo cubre
pueb!os libres; y como buenos patrfo
tas, sin ir en- busca de medros y pre-
.bendas, desean que la ley Sc cumpla
y la justicia brille por igual para to
dos los habftantes de Pto Rico: pero
como los federales han sido aienos
en- absolute de esos males y de esos
procedimientos, los Directories de Ia
comunidad Sc han ocupado y Sc ocu
paran de encontrar los medios de
prestar su concurso huyendo de ser
vilfsmos que no pueden caber en-
hombres de honor
Quede pues, aclarado, que no ha
sido nj es solo del Sr Diaz Navarro
la actitud que externa, y 81 de todos
los federales.
UN FEDERAL
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Gran Fdbrlca de Ci9arrillos


jera a Ia generacion que sube y que
es la llamada a gozsr de todas las
ventajas de Ia ciudadanfa america
na,
Los actos fueron acompanados
Al piano por ell reputado artista CON
Federico Ramos con la maestrla y
sentimiento que le caracterizan.
La manifestation escolar resul
to originalfsima. '. 80.
Cuando vemos el entusiasmQ
que despierta en- los nif1os la bande
ra de las ffanjas y las estrellas, pen
samos que ellos seran los verdade
ros ciudadanos americanos, los que
disfrutaran de ,todos los benefcios
que da la ,bandera cuya sombra
Sc hizo grande y poderosa la nacion
americana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-15
La fiesta de an0Cke
en- The Evening School
que dirije Ell Principal
don Jose Infante SaaYedra

10 JuramenSo de bandera:
20 Star spapgled tanner:
80 Discurso por ell Sr Llauger: !:
10 Poesfa <The Bunker Hill
Beberage, por Ia Sta Natal1a Zerbi:
So Discourse por la Sta Provi
dencia Roman;
60 Discurso en ingl6s por la
Sta Celina Serbia.
70 Canto <Columbia>
So Discurso: por Ell Sr Ros ID.
50 Discurso por la Sta Joaqui
10 /" &" &" 4" Emilia
Sesuran
II &" " el Sr. Negr6n.
IL "- " '' s. Avlles.
Is zen ingles por la Sta
Coral Pacheco -.
IA Poesfas por la Sta Roman.
16 Ell Sr Martinez, Inspector
General, pronunc16 i'm patri6tico dis
curse, felicitando al personal de la
Evening School, ..~:-
16 Mr. Armstrong;, Inspector
de la Ciudad, tambfen feliclt6 con en-
tnsiasmo la Escuela.
La Sta Matilde Nadal acompan5
al piano los cantos nacionales
e! Sr Rivau, alumno de la escue
la, ameniz6 los intermedios tocando
en- ell piano
Ell decorado estuvo cargo de
don Leoncio Mosquera, Elias Rive
ra, Agapito Mshonet, Luis Castro
Para todos nuestra felicitacf6n
mas enthusiastic
En- esta tipogratia Sc hace toda
clase de trabajos precios equitatl
vOs
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MOVinient0
de Yap0reS.

Espanol <Isla de Panay-Lle.
gala q este puerto del 18 al 20 del
corriente procedente de >Habana Y
escalas siguiendo> viaje directamente
para Islas Canarias y ia Peninsula
Cubanc <Julia. Del Is al 20
del corriente recaIara & este puerto
procedente del de Habana y escalas
intermedias.
Bergantin americana <John Nc
mott>-El d1a % del pasado debe
haber salido de New York con desti
no este puerto.
u. Procedente de Geneva y Marse
liza, el vapor martin Saenz' estara
en- Barcelona -dispuesto para salir ell
dia 10 de JUNO corriente con destino
esta isla, escalas en- Mallorca,
Torrevieja, Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz
y Canarfas.
Goleta Americana <Daisy Far.
lin, Ell dia 13 del corriente debe ha'
ber sal;do de New York con direc
cl6n este puerto.
Amr. philadelphia. - Proceden
te de la Guayra y escalas >estara en-
este puerto el dfa 19 del corriente
para seguir directamente para el de
New York:
Amr Caracas, -Hacia el dfa 20
del corriente llegara este puerto
procedente de New York, y CONT
nuar su viaje para la Guayra y esca
las:
Frances. <Olinde Rodriguez-Pro
cedente de Puerto Plata v esca las
tomara puerto del 16 al Is del co
rriente y continuara viaje para St
Thomas y Europa.
CAMB1os.
Muy encalmada la. solicitud de
papel y cierran fojos los siguiente tes
tipos:
Londres sIv 485a $4,000
New York 8 DIV & la par
Paris 8 div 2.50a 2.6o % D.
Espafa div 27t % D.
Carruaje Victoria
Casi nuevo de cuatro asientos
con pescante para cochero Y lacayo.
Quitrin de dos ruedas. Coche de 9
asientos propio para visjes, Sc ven
den. San Francisco no "a
S 5-3
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55 Tetuan.

Nos dicen de Arecibo, que f-e
uu colossal exito Ell alcanzado por la
Compan1a Martinez Casado, Ell la
representation del Drama Gel Loco
Dios>
Hoy sabado Sc rcptesentara la
famosa oora de Perez Ga'd6s sElec-
tra,, ma mana, domingo Gel HON.
'bre Negro.
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N0'TICIAS.

| Ell Departamento de Educa'
ci6n Sc encarga de buscar ALOHA.
! mientos baratos para los prcfesores
| que asistan Ia escuela de verano.
El doctor Brumbaugh cada dia
mas interesado por la ensenanza, de-
sea dar los maestros todas las IA
cilidades para que aprovechen las
classes de la Normal.
va Sc han enviado los certiica'
dos & todos los maestroo que pueden
cOntratarse en- ell nuevO af1o escolar.
Solo seis han dejado de recibir
estos certificados
Tranquilidad, salud y Reposo pa
r" las Madres y las Crialurss.
De les Piaos q psr5odS Dc "a DENTiefoS,
odo sI doo las 5ra % c Ia ava
en- todos los casos Aconsejamos lasmadres que tena
ropa nj la de otros evite 81 uso de- esta mecina que
droporciona alivo SECURE, absoutamenteseguro 81 SO
eS oportunamente.
La reorganization de los tri.
bunales civiles en- Filipipas, ha
usadc profundo disgdsto. Los a
turales han protestado de que los
americanos hsyan ocupado -os pues
tos mas importantes en- el ramo de
Justicia
Los empleados municipales SO
quejan amargamente de las econO'
mias introducidas en- ell nuevo pre-
supuesto:
En- esta poda municipal los ne
dicos y practicantes resultan segdu
nos participant, los mas perjudica'
dos.
Sc alquila una hermosa casa
de dos pisos eu la calle de Cerra,
Santurce. Tieno aqua del acueducto
inodoros, cocina economical, y ba71o
con ducha Informaran San Sebas
tian As. n-a
Don Jesds Hernandez, concejal
del Ayuntamiento de- Cayey SO ha
encargado de aquella Alcaldla mien
ras SO falla Ia causa en- qn7 apare ce
complicado el Alcalde senor Rivera.
Sc alqulla un mirador ventilado
independence. San Jose II
Despachos de Madrid aseguran
que Ia tranquilidad publica continue
inalterable en- Espana,
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A $2 80 mas de 500 docenas de
calcetines de milo escocia con borda'
do de seda: 900 docenas do cuellos y
punoS de hilo formas de novedad ba
ratfsimas, mil camisas de seforas q
so, mil camisas con pecheras de se'
da = piques a 50, caizoucillos mag
u1ticos q 20 y o5 en- eel Cielo'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-15

Un verasdero disloque de gracia
Y algeria, resulta1a q en- Ell bale de
rlasearas de maf1ana. Ia comparsa
dc NUBE que ira allf abalancearse q
los bullieioso sos compases del walls y
Ia danza. Muchas rublas trigue
mas de lindlsimos encantos, ocultas
bajo ell discrato antifsz. enloqueCe
ran con sus bromiJas mas de cua'
tro, dejandoles tan bob;tos y ensimis
mados, como ,jlbaTo go,do las fes
tas de San Juan. ;Bien por las nj
mas dc gusto y salero!
En el Dspartamen nto de Educa
cl6n 50 estan reciblendo muchas So
licitudes de j6veues puertofriqueflos
que aspiran q seguir estudios supe
riores en los colegios de la Union,
Por ell Tribunal de Policla de
Catedral ha sido multada Sixta Ca
ballerc, vecina de la Marina, con 8
dollars por escandalo
coNsYo Las MADKEs.--:El 1arabe oalrnann
s e per"do aeie % Ia los de- s
al peqGeho >. sufriente; produce IN sueno natural
pierta con mucha vivcza Es nuy agradabe al pa
lais Calma al nino, abIanda las encias, aiivta to
dos dolores, aya al yento, regula loa intestinos
este mejor conocijo renedio para Ia diarrea.
sulta de la dcn:ici6n dc otras CAUSES Tener cut
d.do y pedir pOr .:arabe CalLnantede Mr.. Winslow
ell m @ jor de tor:o
La function anunciada para hoy
en- nu estro' Teatro, en- los Fccgra
mas de tesrejos Sc ha trans ferido pa
ra ell d1a % de! corriente, que Sc da
ra beneficio de los pobres, ponien
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