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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-19
Columbia

Eight acres. near school house, one
acre cleared. balance slashed and
burned. This 10 snap at 500 per
acre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-19
Madison Park

We have just o few OF those cheap
lots left. Better get some before
they are all gone. One hundred doll
lars Is q low price 10 pay for 4Oxl00
feet in towu--fhia 10 not IN the c0un-
try. or even Ia the suburbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-19
Brooklyn

We offer a S-room plastered houHa
on graded street and sidewalk, lot
s0x1o3 feet. for 5000. Terms IL needed,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-13
SerVNiO del tranVfa
el6CtriCO de Ponce.
La ''yeIocidad" dsntro do Ia eIu
dad es exagorada.

Pores O:tubre 10 No puede
negarse q ae 81 tr&fico entire Ponce y
su marina ha aumentado y coptiaua.
q au nent sndo consi lsrAb ementn.
e.! b,nefici, pdolico en- t,dos los Or.
denes es praesicsmente demostrable
con 10 anims ion que 10 Haea de CO.
rros electricos ha producido
Aurque el servicio ca incomp g.
to pues es muy limitada la p srte de
ciudad que IN II lea aharca, el CONT.
nuo movimieuto aum enta de diA en-
aia ell trknsito pd ) 20, siendo de es.
per&r que muy en- breva SEA necsss.
rio nm aumslto del materisl OWL.
Psro 10 que inspirs cuidado es
10 exsgerada. velocidad con que los
strolleys. trsnsitan por ell recinto de
10 ciudad. s 10 6 sts 10 que deba ser
en- 10 carretera, pero en- las GALES ca
peligrosfsima In velcz cgrrera 6 que
ne lauxAn los vagones CON inminsnte
paligro del p1blico que por las GALES
se srriesg&. Lugares hay, ccm 10
curvA de 10 Gale Mayor. esquina 6 10
de Isabel, en- dcnds 10 raro ssr& cue
no ocurran desg eAci&s.
No es & nussrro entendsr nece.
sAriA tAnta velocidad y creenos que
ea an de- bsr de la smprssa NO yer
con indifa-enciA oil &sunto tlene o an.
tes qus condada, previ:o:a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-13

On and after Wednesday
October | 81. and continuing until
5furter notice, all EXTRA cars
will rum To and from the Ma
rina near the Colonial Bank,
leaving the Marina at
30 8 80 A r.
10 noon
1-4.30 5-5.3 .3O-6-6.30 p. M.
Leave Martin Pe1a at
6. 7.3O-7. .45-8-8.3O a. M.
1890. .l-4-5-5. 3O-6 P. M.
On Sundays and holidays and for
the evenie service to the Park,
after the hours named above,
EXTRA cars will rum to and
from the Plaza Principal.
SAN JUAN LIHG & TRANSIT T co
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-13
Crisis economical
eD Manan.
Dos haciendas de caf1as
son las casl 1nicas fuen-
tes de trabajo para los
braceros.
Trabajjos tabacaleros sus-
pendidos = carne abara-
tada por Ia conpetencla.
(Ds s1estro ooresponsal ]

O.tubre Ii. Tenemos por aqui
mucha abunesr cia de f.utoS, pero
dinero Dios 10 66 Dada 10 eli ID
porqaa traviesa ests O ,alidad, en-
donde hsy padre de famliia que se
acuesta sin desayunarse & pesar de
estar lss legumbrea y g,anos al a.
cAnce de todss las ,rtunss, el jor.
ualero no vive. sa sostiene solo del
escaso jornnl que puede gAnar en-
las haciendss <Luisa. y sMoaserra-
teS de este terra ino. Faera de estos
dos fandos szncareros NO Sc encuen-
ira en- 10 locAlidAd otra faente de
riqueza que invlerta y riegua su d.
nero en- bien de las classes pobres y
desvAlidss No hay en- el pueblo
trab, j. en- la decomposition de Ca
lies que estkn cls mando & g,it1a que
se iuviertan en- elias algunos ceEte.
mares de dollars, benefi .i&ndose CON
este dinero ell que tiene hambra y
pide pan nara el b orrado h gar. Los
tsbaqueros est&n spfeien 10 un ayu
no ESQ desde hAce tres meses
6pocs eE que Sc cerr&ron les dos H.
bricas que existfsn en- este pueblo
u5 1uS st IL )ISS ~ uklGl6 y ANVIL q,
cuales ocupaban al pie de setentA 4
ochenta opersries ci tribuy6adose
semAnalmente entire ellos ochocie1-
tos 6 mil dollars. Hoy vivimos en-
p'es a esca<6s, los honbres faertss y
robustos acostu N brados & toda ella.
SO ds privaciones y trabsjos buscan
y no encuentran QUEEN lss lame 6
pnrar al Suatan tn.
Van va como tres meses que se
est& &C misndo aquf la carue doce
cantavos libra, y NO buena, pud 81.
dose conner mucho mas bArAta, dado
el tipo q como se compra el gsnado
en- pie amen de la arroba que STEM.
pre- Sc llevan por encima los tasa
dCres. Pero hty SO han roto las
con una nuev& cArnice.
RIA que b, baj ado el arttculo seis
centavos 10 libra estsndo Manatf de
buena con esta rebSiA que ro
creo que sure muchos diaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-13
A VISO.

Empezando Microbes 10. de
Octubre y continuando hasta
nuevo aviso, todos los carros
EXTRA llegaran y saldran de
la Marina cerca del Banco Co
lonial; saliendo de la Marina
& las
7-7.30-8-ll.3O maflana.
l2 medic dia
l-4.3OL5-5. .3O-6-6.3O tarde.
Salidas de- Martin Pefla alas
6.3O-7-7. .307.45-8-8.3O manana
l2.3O-l--4--5-5 .3O-6 tarde.
Los Domingos y dias de fiesta, y
para 81 servicio de noehe al Par
que, despues de las horas arriba
nombradas, carros EXTRA llega-
ran y saldran de la Plaza Prin-
SAN JUAN, LIHG & TRANSIT co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-13
Los doses Sc van.

Dsl examen de cierto nd nero de
divinidades antiguas que se conssr-
van bAjo 10 forma de estAtuas de
bronco en- el museo de At6 oas, ha re-
sultado 10 comprehension de ID exis.
tencia de sintom 80 de una enferme-
dcd verdadsramente curiosa.
Sc hs observ ado que en- Ia super
6cis de las estatuiilas aparscen pc
queflss msnchas verdosas q ne ss OK
tienden r&pidamente te y sc parecsn de
modo asomb' o1o & las resnltantes asl
sArampi6a.
3 ,tA IF cii5n cut&nea de los IN.
tiguos dio sas recibe de los t6 ,nicos
Ia denomination de s-cdss Y ataca
CON prefsrencia & los bro cas que
han pasado lsrgos siglos enterrados
en- terrenos saturAdos do sal.
Lo peor del rAso ca qaa & medi.
da que 10 enfsrmsdad sdquiera i'm.
portancia, los pobres doses se trans
forman en- polvo' como si fueran sim.
pies mortales.
La 4 recci6a del Museo de Ate
mas SO dedica 4 bzs:sr con to 10 Acti.
vidad medios que perni ,sn salvar la
Amensz ada vi 10 de los diosecillos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-13
UN UNIONlSTA
DE- CAYEY
fatihca SUI credo. 9.
Solo en- la union reside
la fuerza y Ia suhciencia
para constituir el pals y
fomentar su rlqueza.
Hamos recibido 70 siguiente
carta:
C.yey 9 de'O tubtc de 1909.
& Sr Director
Hemos reoiOiao % siguiente
de IA CORRESPoNDENCIA


Muy &c nor milo v anigs:
Espero tepgA IN am&bilidsd de
insertar en- So popul'r diSrio 10 81
guiente ratification por 10 que le
Anticipo las gracias.
Como han dado algunos de mis-
amigos fAlsa interpfs IL cion & IL
mauif .stAci6n que hire en- q q pa
sados retirAndome de las filas repu-
blicanas, para ihgresAr en- ia de los
que trabAjan por 10 concordia y 10
euni6n, de 10 miliA preetorrique-
f1a, vuelvo de ruevo ror Fl tmar 10
dicho, por hallarme convenctdo que
tod& la po.fticA de Cdics y pssiones
que se ha ense noreAdo en- este pals,
es de resultAdos fuuestos contra
producentes. ..
Mientras no SO me converza con
razones Ga 10 contrSrio, keguile
creyendo que hsce fAlta el concarso
de gtodos los puertCrriQue MS que
AmAn ell bien y 10 justicla lA obra
de la Regeneration de In pat 10, cads
uno en- proporcio1 de sus flerzas y
medios, pres ell atomc Is ins 6 ii
ticante undo q otro So convie te en-
snergiA podeross, y cen 10 unlon de
muchos grSnos de arena, se levAn-
taYon las fsmo sAs pir rAmioe, de
Egipto, admlr&cion del nundo. La
nnl6n es In foerza; y esA &C ion CO.
mGn tan coml Atids, se1& m mana
sin duds slgunS nuettro puerto de
salvAc!6n.
ANTONIO rivera ORTIZ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-13
''The Walker Cotton
and Industrial Company"

Asf ga denomina 10 compan1a 81
goaonera que inicia an traba 10 81 lQ
del pr6ximo Noviembre teniendo :.
tablacidxs sus oficinAs en- II calle de
Ia FortAleaa esq alma & TAnca. ea..,ssss ss
Esa compaflfA revive el pssAdo.
Pasado muy rico en- verdad perosque
fu6 tsmido por ,As incer idumbres
del negocio. AhorA vuelve ei aIgo.
don. DsseAmos que 10 Duesa com
pAflia prospere y procuraremos in
formAr oil I1blieo con mas amplitud
cuantos detslles sean posibles acet-
CO do In nusvA drmA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-13
I'm traje de drill
perdidO.

Don Jose r Ar gaits ha produ,
cleo un pArte q policis, cor q ell
peon francisco Diaz, del hotel dom
de vive y F. aaciseo Crausi; duefio
de nm ttea de lavado, por creerios
autore, de In aetafa de nm trsje de
d1il one mAndo & dicho tren con Ell
primero y cuyo trsie no apArece.
Anbos fueron detanidos y pues-
tos & dlsposicioa del Jsez d. Paz del
distrito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-13
Crisis Cafetera
en- Venezuela.

IA circulAdo en- Vene2u3 3la una
ho1A sueltl, Conteniendo un ccn'
cianzudo esludio AcercA de ese stuu-
to suscrita pcr ell st Il n Simon Pla.
mas SuArsz Vice consul de 10 Rap1.
blica de Hordu en- Caracas
El estudio del st nor P P.auss S1&'
req hS sido scogido con Aplsuso, pc
ne de ma niflesto nm plan salvador
para In crisis csfsterA, plan qua de
be estudiArse con ell detenimiento q
merece, para ponerlo en- r&tica por
los iuteresAdos en- este ssunto vi
tai.
uDlGANME!
Cu&leS son los mejores cigarrillos de
Puerto Roo.
IA COLLECTIVE"
lOuGles son los ciRerrillos m as baratos
Vlo'-ETA"
BIEN DICHO III
TO LET
Fine rooms and one commodin.
and well ventilated mirAdor AS RI.
nsoble sTricaS- Aoply &t 40 Sc.
Jos6 Rtr%t.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-13
"El Rey que rabi6"
&EzAa Gzes sassszsass,. -,
deClaradO immoral.

Ia JuntR de Csnsura del tat-o
da 90 On. d B gets ha prohibido la
representation do 10 zArsusla espa.
nv4a sc Ray que rsbios, pJr jnzgar
10 immoral.
E.ta medida de 10 cast& Jants,
hs clio aoel baments criticsda por
Ia prsnss colon bians.
Esa es una Junts que no respe'
tA nj las <bueras forms So de las
coristAs, y aquells es una req ,lica
que parsce NO queysr que los reyes
rAbien.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-13
Victor HQSt6-- Successor de G. Tinaud
PLAZA PRINCIPAL SAN JUAN P. R

arandes novedade aaas do oro Plata BrIantes
dras hnas Complete sudo Reo d Oro Plata nkeda Aceo
Nk, Enchapado mqun de las acreditads
maud Patents gn I9s Anna C9ck n C Co. g.
RANTlZADo vdros especaes eas de los Srs ocuta
LIS moaerno obietos de Are prpos rgalos.
Cubers platss fna metal banco cuadrup PATEADo
garantzado. -.
las camaras <EAsTMANKoDAK
CO.. IGUALES PRECIDS los E. tados UnidOs.
Rewovers Escopetas Rh Repe,con
de COLT, SMITH, WdSSON WINCHESTER
MARLIN de todas clases.
Taller de Reojera Piateria atenddo
han hacho apndisae las bca de Faucia
Suiza.
nvlos cualquer de Ia a admtiendo
ci5n de todo artisulo que no satisaga al comprador
PREcIOS FJOS MUY EQUTATIvOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-13
Una bOmba.

Con volsntss fiias, y leca, lists
para tuncionAr 81 vspor. 20 vande
oarata. Infor mArzn en- La Oorreapon.
noia
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06

/ pot Park would be far more conven
lent, farmers OF New Castle County
in general will be asked to bring ex-
hiblls to the great Pan Pamona fair.
! Changers in New Castle County
are taxpayers. They,are heavy tax.
payers and belong to class that is
imposed upon by the county for they
are compelled 10 pay taxes on Stock,
they do not own in many instances
lowing to the assessment not being
made each year.
The manner in which the work.
house is being carried on by the pre-.
sent Board Of Trustees is favorably
looked on by the Grangers. The new
workhouse was the death knell of
tramp nuisancein New Castle County.
Resolved. That the present method
of selecting names for tire jury box
has been severely criticized by the
members OF the bar as we'll as by 1.-THE
laity. be it resolved, that the jury
commissioner system now practically
in use in the U. S. Court be urged
upon the attention Of the incoming
General Assembly:
A resolution was passed congratu-
lating Attorney General Ward aud
his assistant also the attorneys Of
the Attorneys Of the Citizens Com
miL;ce for the able manner in which
they conducted recent trials which
resulted in the conviction OF promi-
ncnt county officials
A resolution was also passed com.
mendlng the trustees of the New
Castle County Workhousc for the
efficient manner in which they have
conducted the business Of said inst /.
tuition.
The report of the committee on
the farmers picnic was adopted, and
it was decided to hold the same at
Brandywine Springs for two days.
date not decided upon.
The Grange held an open session in
the afternoon and the following pro.
gram was given; Address of Welcome
by Q. W. Eastburn. Response to ad-
dress Of Welcome, Dr. A. II. Ncale,
recitation, "Tradin' JOE Edward
Shlrp!ess.
"Should the farmers wives and.
daughters have a general knowledge
of the affairs OF the farm "was answer
ed by r. Gilpin Buckingham. Can
an unmarried man manage farm as
as a married man, other
things being equar' was answered by
W. e. HollingswOrth.
Recitation entitled "The Whistling
Regiment" was given by Mrs. Robert
Mccullough. The question "Resol-
we'd that farmers cannot lessen their
hours of labor without detrimenJ to
their farming interests" was discuss
ed by several OF the members. The
lecturer Julian {. Walker read a very
interesting paper, relating to the II
year locust.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06
Lots OF Teachers

West Chester, June 6.-After be-
ing in session an hour, the State
Beard of Examiners Wednesday
evening reached the conclusion that
every one who had taken the annual
test under the Commonwealth has
passed. This was a signal for de-
light, and the young people express
ed their joy in all sorts of ways.
1t was ten minutes past s o'clock
when the bell rang toannounce that
the Board had completed its work.
Owing to the nervous tension of
the past 4s hours, the four hundred
members of the various classescould
not restrain their feelings, and with
shouts and screams and clapping Of
hands they rushed to the chapel.
Among the new teachers are post
graduates: Clemmie r. Pepper,
Georgetown; Senior Glass 1909,
Edith &. Frederick, Wilmington;
Hetty S. McCaughan, formerly of
New Castle; Ethel 7. Mench, Mag
nolia.
Class OF 1904, Frances Aspwill,
Odessa; Mary McGonigle. New
Castle; Sylvia Moore, Middleton;
Essie A. McKeon, Newark; Mabel
McNkdllin, Glasgow; Edna j. Lilley,
Newark; Elizabeth NJ. Tumlin, Farm
ington; d. Edward Atwell, Town
send; Rossiter Nj. McCrone, Middle
town.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06
A HARD
STRUGGLE.
Many a Wilmington Citi-
zen Finds the Strug-
gle Hard.

With back constantly aching.
With distressing urinary disorders
Daily existence is but a struggle.
No need to keep it up.
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you.
Wilmington people endorse this
claim.
Mrs, Albert Bannan, No. SIG East
Seventh street, says:-''I had a kid
ney complaint for five years. I tried
different SO called kidney cures and
consulted doctors but got no relief.
was SO bad at times that I could
scarcely attend to my household
cares. The pain in my back was all
but continual and often kept up at
ter / had gone to bed. When l arose
in the morning felt lame and sore
Doan's Kidney Pills came to my no.
tice through reading the home pa
pers and thinking they might give
me relief went to Danfor1h's drug
store and got box. l was not dis.
appointed in the results for they
took right hold and soon brought
me out all right. My husband also
used them for backache and was
benefited"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Uncle Billy Heal opened the court
this morning in his usual strain and
the first case called was that of Gle orge
Boyle. George was found on the F.,
w. & B.railroad Co. tracks but as he
is a very good boy he was let 60. Ed.
die Pierce was charged by Officer
George Gi!ling with being drunk and
disorderly and his fine was So and
costs
james Warden pleaded not guilty
to The charge OF being drunk and dis
orderly. Officer Sherry testified that
while he was drunk he grabbed a
moving trolley car and was dragged
nearly half square before the car
was stopped. Wade said that he was
from Philadelphia and he was given a
chance to leave the city.
Thomas Wilmer and William Nor.
ris, colorcd, we're charged with corner
lounging at Second and Washington
streets. The fine was So and costs
Joseph Welsh was fined 81 for being
drunk. He left the dock with smile
as he has been accustomed to 60 out
for 40 days.
When the case Of Samuel D. Forbes
was called Horace G. Knowles called
him to the stand. lie testified that
he received notice about May 10 to
tear down property in ten days. AS
result the present action was
brought when the order had not been
complied with by him, Mr.. Knowles
said the notice given is not provided
for under the ordinance. The notice
must be either forthwith or q 80
days notice.
The case was held up and the build
ing must Ge torn down immediately
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06
ITEMS FROM
CHRISTlANA.

Our churches will give next Sunday
TO the children, so it will be a day d
flowers and song, bright faces and
clever little speeches Let all turn
out and unite with the youngsters,
to make the Sabbath day one of much
gladness and great Joy. The Metho.
dists viii! hold forth in their church
in the morning. and in the evening
the Presbyterians will render their
program. Don't forget the hours,
II a. m. and s p. m.
Rev. Harvey Be;lle, d. D., was in
town on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. n. McKinsey
and daughter, Greta, Of Washington,
d. G.. and Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Il. Nc
Kinsey OF Newark, DEL, were the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. +. McKinsey
at the parsonage last Sunday.
Mr.. Wallace Belmont and family,
who have been in the South during
the Southern Exposition have return
ed home.
Mr.. Samuel Butler is having quite
HiCe pOrcll Olllt Oh tile eaSI sue Oh
his residence.
Quite a large representation of
Christiana Red Men are arranging to
visit Hiawatha Tribe, No. AZ, OF Viii.
mington next Thursday evening.
The public school children OF Bear
and State Road, With their friends
picniced in State Road Chapel Grove
on Thursday of this week.
Mr.. William Leyy's family have
moved from the Wier property to the
Naudain farm.
Mrs. May Cupit spent several days
in Philadelphia last week.
Miss Lille Donaldson was the guest
OF the Misses Appleby last Sunday
Mr.. William Geppert and Miss
Bertha Whitten spent last Sunday
with friends in PHILADELPHIA,
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06

W. A. HuKiil, auetIoneer will
have a sale OF SO building lots on Sat.
urday June 7th at 3 O'Clock p. M,
on the premises bounded b. 23d
9th and Washington and Market
streets. See hand bills.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06
Filthy Temples in India

Sacred cows often dcfile Indian temples
but worse yot Ia a body that's polluted
by constipation. Don't permit it.
Cleanse your system with Dr. Kings
New Life Pills aud avoid untold IN sery.
They givo lively livers, active bowels,
good digestion fine appetite. Only 2o,.
at N. b. Dantorih 8 drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06
ALARMED ;!
ALAliN CLOCKS. have to, gst-up kind, ring
10 minutes, or repeat alarm every few SEQ.
onds for !. IN hour: guaranteed
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN REPAIR
ma WATCHES, CLOCKS JEWELRY-l, e.
THOMAS.
D& A Phone $50 A.
Harry E. Thomas 4 Co., 6O9Markst St.


Union. June 6.-MaurIce Fell while
trimming a hedge for his brother.
Wilmer Fell. injured his k lees by y
fall yesterday. DR.. John Ball dress
ed the injured members.
The crops in this section look fa!f-
ly well. Rain is badly needed for the
pasture fields.
Politics are beginning to assume
r-guIar shape. Candidates are max
ing their appearance and when the
two wings Of the Republican party
ccmc together, Mill Creek hundred
will be found ready to do her full
share.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06

. waterway, n wooden bridge, an iron
bridge over Burris' Kun ut Hraves' NIL,
Christiana Hundred; aiso bridge over Itka
creek near peach's kaoiin Works In NiliCreet
hundred. the plans and speci hoations Of
which can be seen at the Com ptrolIer's 0 otfice
IN Court House. Each bid 10 be acco IN pan ed
by u satisfactory bond Of $500 a, q guarantee
for the aithtuI. performance Of said wo-k.
The Levy Court reserves tho right to reject
any or all bids. The bids TO be In the hands
OF the Clerk Of the Peace not later than II ..
m. Tuesday. June 10th. lsU2.
b. FRANK AWAIT.
ISAAC G. kli.lOTr
je5-3t Committee.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06
SECURITY TRUST &
SAFE DEPOSIT CO..
NO. tls MARKET STREET

Capital Stock ....................$b $500 ,00e
Surplus ,.. 80. ................ylcO,0O w
Allows Interest on Deposits Of Money.
The company acts as Executor. Admin.
istrator Trustee. Guardian. Receiver aud
Agent. and rents small safes Ia FIRE and
burglar proof vaults.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, Pres.
WILLIAM X. PRINCKLE, Vice Pres.
JAMES b. CLARKSON, Treas. & Sscs
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06
TIL; WINDSOR

Directly on the beach &c, ,Hn view f.om
every room Rooms en suite, with baths.
Wri ~ for booklet =,
L b. LEEvES. pron
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06

AT a bargain just the thing for
preserving. 5000 Florida pineapples
just arrived. Charles Pratesi and
Co. 3ll King street.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06

OTlCE-THE NINETEENTH ANNUAL.
~ meeting of the stockholders of the
Guardian Savings and Loan Asso citation Will
O'clock. at the office OF The secretary, No. 7l3
Market street. The annual report OF the
auditors Will be submitted and an electi on
for officers and directors will be held.
Attest: Wai. +. HAW KlNS,
le@'0t Secretary.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06

THERE Is NO GOOD REASON WHY THE
mechanic and workingman should not
be given the same opportunity that the cap,
ia ist enjoys toreap large profits on small
Investment. Therefore we want men and
women everywhere who are employed III
m lis and factories to sell good stock on the
insthllment plan: strictly legitimate propo.
sltiou; good pay. Address or apply Twin
City Development Co.. room 1906 Downing
Building, lps Fulton street New Yorx City
ieS3t
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06

I CST-A tLAIN GOLD RING ON WUt.
IL lastou street between Eighth aud Ninth;
suitaae reward If returned to ol1 WollastoI
street. jsi-:tf
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06

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I'GGS-BARkED RACKS (MONTAUK
y strain) White Wyandot test Duston s.rain)
" per ~ Oak Spring Poultry Farm, Wll,
Del Box 416. mis- IN W !mo
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06
PAYING IIYlDENDS EVERY WEEK.

figures: best weekly psyi ng investment Of 70
Century; bank aud bust ness reference; un.
precedented success. Stock sale closes July
lst. Parhculars address Eq uin, Record Co. +,
stj Broadway, N. Y. je5.3t
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06

nE. DEHARD1"S PENNYROYA:. PIll.S
L. The only genuine ptnnyroyal pills; at
druggists or by mail ,l.UO Office ~ N .Nlntn
street Phila.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06
Pineappies. Plneappies

Pineappies. Plneappies.
At a bargain just the thing for
preserving, 5000 Florida pineapples
just arrived. Charles Pratesi and
Co., 3ll King street.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06
CAPS MAY, N J
CONGRESS HALL

Opens Juno q. Only brick hotel. Located
on bi uH edge OF ocean on five acre lawn; un-
obstruoted view orchestra. Until opening
apply lyOl Chestnut street Phila., Pa.
H. HALPlN.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06

\NyANTED-A GOOD STKONa BOY Tu
w learn stone cutting. Apply 70v lDeia
ware avenue. ie5.N
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06
WANTED.

w ANTED-A PLACE FOR GENERAL
w kousework. apply sara PatchslL Alo
Sherman street. jeJ.ateot
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06

.LNOE sAIlI-ONE SDEREL HORSE JUST
IL from the country, suitable FOR ANY W..
man or boy to drive; light dearborn wagon
and SET Ot harness. Apply TO 72i Union
street. ma1.lf
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06
FOR RENT.

L'OR RLNT-GOOD STABLE ON KLlND
- street between sth and 9th. Apply 8u
IaSt itG slr,et js3Bts
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06
MEDIUM.

Niss Vsrno's Fifty cent rea iings are eKtrs.
ordinary. Office S!N Tatn1li street. jeaSiLs
The evening Republican., 1902-06-06

k'OR SALE-EUcHRE WINDAilLL AND
IL tank IN perfect order, having CITY wat De
Will sell cheap, Apply 81! King street !.
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