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the new conditions and Joined with our
repre- - tativcs 20 work with hearty
good will for the welfare OF the is.ands;
I urgently call your attention 10 the nee9
Of passing bill providing for 2 general
stan and Tor the reorganization oi the sup.
ply Apartments on the lines 81 the Dill
proposed by the secretary of War last YEAR.
when the young officers enter the army
from Nest posrt they probably star q
above their compeers In any other mi,ltnry
training. b. reward OF merit. by scrutiny
into their careers and capacity. 10 Keep
them OF the same high relative excellence
throughout their careers.
The National Guard.
The measure providing for the reorgani-
xation OF the militia system arG far secur,
ing the highest efficiency IL The ratiorai
guard. which has A.ie-ly p@s.A & he house.
should receive prompt attention ard ac-
ton. IL Is OF great importance that the re-
iation OF The rational guard to the militia
and volunteer forces OF the United states
should be defr 90, anc that IN place ot our
present obsolete laws a. practical aLc ell
iclent system should be adopted.
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permanent tribunal than to create spe-
IL u matter OF SINCERE congratulntion
10 our country that the United States
ana Mexico should have been the nrsf TO
use the good Offices OF The Hague court.
This was done last summer with most
satisfactory results In the case OF a
claim nj issue between us aud our sister
republic IL is earnestly TO hc hoped
that this first case will serve as a prece-
dent for others. In which not only the
United States. but foreign nations may
take advantage of the machinery al
l commend to the favorable corsidera-
ton Of the congress the Hawaiian nre
claims which were the subject OF care
full inyestig alton during the last session
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through a. wise provision Of the COM
grese At Its last session the white house.
which has become disngured BY incon-
gruous additions and changes. has now
been restored 10 what II was planned to
BE- By Washington. In making the restor-
atoms the utmost care has been exer-
cisco TO come near possible 10 the
early plan. and TO supplement these pans
by careful study Of such buildings az
that OF the University of Virginia, which
was built by Jefferson. The white house
Is the property OF the nation and 10 far
az u compatible with living therein Il
should Be kept as i originally was, for
the same reasons that We keep Mount
Vernon A. u originally vas. The state
~ simplicity OF Its architecture II an
cxpreaslon OF the character Of the pessod
in which II was built, and L In accord
with the purposes was designed -
such buildinEs as historic moauments
which keep alive our sense oe contin-
ultv with the NATIONS past.
The reports Of the several executive
departments ers submitted 70 the con.
grsss with this communication.
THEODORE ROOSEvELr.
White House. Decemrer /. Ice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-13
Crooks Invade London.

London, June 13.-The officials of
Scotland Yard and the Metropolitan
police openly express fear of their in
ability to cope with the many thieves
of all descriptions who have invaded
London for the coronation. and a
statement has been issued to the
public asking residents and visitors
alike to exercise the utmost vigilance
in guarding their personal property
during the next four weeks
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Sreci9! Assessment

The tsXhoek f9l' the collection qt
che spcc:al assessment Upon the
leai property IL 'hst'irl 10 i fo.
the purpose Of s:ave]ins has been
placed III Icy hanls. ~ owners Ell
res. property yia@ in tho distfi t are
required 70 pay DER assessment 10
me Wilhin thitN lay from this cate.
# sn"h Is not paid action viii he
commenced 2: tAe en3 u that time
fer tha tolleeti'n Of SAID aase 5sman1
and fce legal penalties 5nd costs.
Given III -. ny ''3nd this 9Th day
at Janc. go
i!FfG4 "'l.sTHRuC X.
Collector.
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left his morning for Monticello, where
they will spend the summer with rel
atives.
Mr.. Fed Coe. formerly m%chia-
ist il pi'!ey,s foundry, has returned
Fomc. after a lengthy absence FROM
the city. He Will resume his position
at the Dillcy foundry
Mr.. J. d. Wolch, of Monticello.
9assed through the city this morning
rom Little Rock, where he attended
the meeting of the fire Insurance
agents of Arkansas.
Mr.. w. D. Healn has fled applica-
ton for letters of administration on
the estate of the late Jacob Reinhaft,
who died suddenly of heart disease
several weeks ago.
Misses Matte Robinson. of Lake
Village; Mamie Harris, of Wilmot.
and Gladys Williams, of Bonita. La.
students of Central college. Conway.
passed through the city this morning
en- route to their homes.
Prof. LeMaire has been engaged
as organist at the Trinity Episcopal
church and Miss Lizzie LeMaire has
been engaged as violinist. They will
prove valuable acquisitions to the mu-
sical service at that church. as both
are fine musicians.
=Messrs A. W. Mills w. T..
Tankersley. Felix Rosenberg ahd
Geo NJ. Wells have returned from,
Little Rock, where they attended 'ht:
meeting OF the local fire insu,aa:c
"&tnts of Arkansas. Nh Mills Vas
reelected secretary Of the associa-
tiCn.
Several relatives and friends left
this morning f0r Warren, Ark. to ut
tend The Maltin-Nichol nuptials. In
the party were Judge and Mrs. John
NJ Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Martin,
Mrs. B. NJ. Wilson and daughter and
son. of Portland, Ark; Miss Annie
Martin and Bert Strickland
Mrs. w. d. Bucllner and Miss Es-
the Cotton Belt for the summer. They
will first visit the sister of Rev. Buck
ner, Mrs. Harry Dennis. Salisbury.
Md. where they will spend a month.
The remainder of the summer they will
be at Norfolk and Ocean View. with
MI Buckner's sister, Mrs. Arthur
March White.
At Trinity church there will be
corporate communion of the
Daughters of the King Sunday morn
ing at o'clock. 1t is earnestly
hoped that every daughter will make
the sacrifice and be present. Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Morning ser
vice. with short address by the rec
tor. Dr.. w. D. Buckner. at 1890 q.
IN. Evening prayer. with short aG-
dress at O'Clock. Please note the
change of hour in the morning SER
vice. which will continue in effect
during the heated term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-13
Searcy and Ces Arc Railroad.

Searcy, June 13.-Superintendent
Charles E. Gibbs. of the Searey and
Des Arc railroad confirmed the rumol
that the new owners of the road
would take charge in few days. and
that it would be extended east from
Des Arc and connect with the Choc
taw. and west from Searcy and con
meet with the Frisco. He declined at
present to state Who the new owners
were.
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..Ci Il. E

To all wol0i il mtN concern: Tie
firm Of Ninia2 >nd Christopher $ 1his
day mutnally dissolved, y Il. Girls
torher retiring from the business. G.
J. Ninins paying all debts a"d lece"-
ing all amounts due said firm
3. H. CHRISTOPHER.
G. ]. NINING. SR.,
June 6. 1902.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-13

Between Beech and Chestnut streets
on Fourth or Fifth avenues. one Cres.
cent Garnet Belt Pin. Finder will be
rewarded by returning same To j. B.
SIMON. div
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Advertising. if well and jaalssy .',s h
cone. is the life blood tna' 'N ,:.,.>
entire system Of nefcn@Du = uende
J&rnes MecMahon, Houston
sCD, EostOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-13
CA RADIO
Or New Sc Cigar

To obtain the maximum quality
for the minimum price is no doubt
a question: the solution OF Which
interests the discriminating cigar
smoker,as much as any other item
Of his expenditure. In calling
your attention to our "CahraGcs"
Cigar We have endeavored to sCiye
this problem for you.
The Cabraaos are made OF the
broken leaves Of Havana tobacco
of the same quality as the more
perfect leaves. but which can be
bought for considera bly, less
money. The manufacturers aye
compelled To buy these from
the Cuban planters. ara cannot
use them in the manufacture
Of high price cigars. Conscquent-
ly they utilize this material for
n cigar which costs the smoker
: cents each. ana enables him to
obtain an enjoyable smoke. which
Will at times take the place of
an expensive cigar. For sale by
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-13
STRAUSS M|LLl
THE GROCERS
BULLETIN |
Hot Weather Dishes

Hamburger steak with enions'
and sc cans.
Ham or veal loaf. 10 and 2ae cans
Smoked sliced beef. l5c and 90 =
Speakled trout in tomat9e sauce
cans. 25c.
Kippe.d herring. so per can
ShseG@:G Goldfish. i@c per can
DoaeIess Lesains, Toe per can
Goldfish balls, 25c per can.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-13
Daily Graphic,
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
s *
Hon. Jesse Bush. of Dexter. is III
the city.
--Burpee,s garden seeds on sale at
Cvlpepper's.
Mr.. Frank Cox of South Bend
is in the city.
C. c. Thompson. of Little Roek,
is IL the city.
Mr.. K. McCreery, Of Black focA.
I!k., is in the city.
--NIr. a. j. Bacon, of -Ladd, is
guest of the Trulock.
- MI. A w. Lowe returned Thurs
ds from Monticello.
-Mr. j. Crawford CrenshaW Will
return to permott Saturday.
Miss Tia Ware returned from 4
visit to Sheriff. this morning.
Judge w. T. Woodbridge has re.
turned from visit to Monticello.
-Mr. and Mrs. Ben T. Mckenzie.
Ct English, are visiting in the city
MIR. S. c. Alexander returned
from Little Rock Friday afternoon
MI W j. Standfield, of Rison. is
in the city en- route home from Little
Rock.
Capt J. c. Cross, the Pendieton
planter and county convict contractor,
is in the city.
and NJ. p. Morton. of Fordyce. are at
the Trulock.
Miss Emma Nnillns. of Pendle-
ton, Was an arrival on the Luci~
Nowland Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Crenshaw and
son. Dudley, left today for Altus to
spend the summer.
Mr. Darwin Ahrens, of Montice'-
10. passed through the city Thursday
I'll lOulC W IIOl Ol lIIpSS
Mr.. r. H. NJ Mills and Master
John Erce Butterworth have returned
.rcm visit to Little Rock
Miss Jessie Adams left today for
Albuquerque. N. NJ. where she will
visit her brother. MI. J. w. Adams,
and family for several months.
-Messrs. J. T. Lloyd and P. y.
BYRD left on the Iron Mountain train
Thursday afternoon for ST. Louis.
Misses Laura and Jesse Hickey,
CT Fordyce, are in the city, the guests
CT Misses Eddie and Annie Alexander.
-Mr. George w. Lindsay returned
frCm Dudley Lake this morning,
where he spent several days fishing.
Mr.. Sam Knox. Jr., returned last
nisht from Batesvilie. where he has
been attending college for the last
year
A fine moductien ct "Jalii e
ll.rodith" has been boeiseG for p.as.
tnt:a,ioE al the Eliis opera hGase this
Ia.
My. j. =. Cady and iiss l.niaic
CrNdgington, Of Bryant. Texas, az
t.ved in the city today to visit reIa-
tivss
See lohn EelImon about gravel
lIcss he is prepared TO give all orders
p;s...p1 a.yl4jion Your patronage
s9lciled.
Superintendent J. H. Hmenoa
i>ry Thursday afternoon for UuioA
Cisy, Tenn. his old home, Where 10
wiz Visit his f,.nliiy.
MI John Ahrens, Of Mout.oe;ir,
is " ire citH. He is reju. Ming nm.
M6n Ii h"2 Insurance agents 80
,e3zs.oa he,3 IN l.iltle Rock,
Want, 8oys who aa~e vc..#z,
9s .aje.s: must he steady aad at9u;
l. --4..---. . az. Aa:,E yo A. u. .de-
He-.i}, a III a9>9h.e o.Hce.
-SIrs. :. :. Renfrow returned
.lom Little Rock Thursday, VII
i" ~rctenccy, tie red in4 Of III =
E4usaa Muse Teaches a,:oc."tica.
-.lessr5 c;Homwell am win l.u
thews, Of the Bank of Pine Blut. alt
sex today. -. ~, W...tel Hudson !.
eat eollettiI 9 III the former's place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-13
S. A. ROSENBERG

How Are Eour Kidneysi
pr Rools Sraraeus p''ls Gaze al kiouey lis Sam.
Iie free. Acc Sler.I"s I.etnt1y Co CLlt.g; or n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-13
SIXTH bNO CHESTNUT SCHOOL

kindergarten and Grades I, 2, 8, a.
&, {, 7.
Principals-M Callie Jones, Mrs.
M. G. Jones. Miss Ruth Mcbride.
The teachers heartily thank the
numbers who have shown appreciation
by their promptncsa in engaging places
fof next year.
FoY' information apply to
MISS CAI.LIE JONES.
302 w Sixth Ave.
Old phone.
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Manuel Marin
Fernandez.

Ri die 2 del corriente cumpli6.
ronse cinco amos del fsllecimionte
De este preclaro jovsn, espsranSa dc
las letrAs puertorrifiueiIas, que, ape.
mas empex6 6 brillAr IN eli campo de
10 literatura, fu6 desvanecida por el
rsoplo de 10 nuerte.
Arecibo, que sabe honrar 10 me.
moria de ans h1ios iiastres, le recuer.
do CON cariflo, y con efscto celebf6.
en- casE dat d1ctor Msrtinex RI.
sell6 una reunion 6 I'm de srlenar
varias producciones en- prosa y yer.
20 que hay Yeunidas y que faaron
escritas e1presamente I ar i la Caro-.
ma literAria que, & POGO de mofir 81
malcgrado sscritor,. % ida6 publican
como offenda p6stuma & % memo.
ria.
En- dicha reunion 90 asord6 90.
cribir & los literatos dol pals que
ofrecieron su collaboration 6 Il ohr2
indieada para que envfen cuAnto IN.
tss sus trabsjos & q de qas, con Loo
q ae 70 se tienen, dAr aqn Hs On bre.
We & 10 publicidad. 81.
LA CORRESPONDENCE tribu.
to sincer0 holocausto al recuordO
del intelligence y malogrado Manu0l
Marin Fernandex.
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Casino ESpa1Ol.

Como Anunciamos aver, CON
motive de ser el dia 8, la Patrona
de EspAfis, dia de In :Purfsima
Conception, 10 colonia espafola de-
San Juan, atenta siemprS sl recner.
do de In patria 90 aispone { celebrar
nm expltndido bAile en- los sAlones
de dicho casino. ~
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En- Wall St.
Un acontecimiento.
LOS THRUST !"

New York Nvbre. l2 l1-30 A. M.
La aperture de La nueva Ca
mara dc Comercio Sc considera en-
Wall st. como un acontecimiento,
siendO asf mismo considera1a la
presencia del Presidente como prue-
ba de buenas inteligencias con al
gunos elementos de los euales Sc
le supuso algo alejado durante los
discursos pronunciados q favor de
una Legislation contra los <truts..
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Roosevelt
en- Nueva York.
PREsIDIRALA APERTURE
Dc ID 0amara.

New York Nvbre. l2 ll-30 A. II.
FL Presidente Roosevelt Sc ha-
lila en- esta ciudad con objeto de
spresidir la aperture de Ia nueva
Camara de C0mercio. Para este ac-
TO n6tase gran moyimiento, y asis-
tira a 81 extraordinaria concurren-
cha de individuos pertenecientes 4
todos los cfrculos mercantiles de
.Nueya York. ..a
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TARJETAS De vista con sobre.
y in ellos, % haOea On <La Co
Frsepoadsasia.s
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En- la Coloniia
del Cabo.
QUEJAs DE LOS PoRTUGUEsEs.

New York Nvbre. IL ll-3O A. M.
Hay mucho descontento en- Ia
Colonia del Cabo. Los portugueses
de la Bahia de Delagoa qu6ianse de
las depredaciones de los beers y
hacen publica su desafeccion hacia
Inglaterra.
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sERVICIo E,IPEJI
"a AcCRREsPoNDENCIA.
DIaEoTo pE E1w ToRK
Estados Unidos
Aperture de IA rlueva
lAMARA DE ooMEBoIo
Dc Nneva York.
SERVICN Ei5P 0IAL
Dc NueYa York.

New York Nybre. 10 lI-3O q. N.
Pronto So abfira en- esta ciuda1
la nneYa Camara de Gomercio, en-
Sla que fguran prominentes hons
bres de negocios de II alta banca
y del Comercio. -s5.
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IntereSalte
observation.

El exploration Borchg grevink.
que, fs6 { La Martinica dos dias
despu6s de la faneata erupci6n dc
Monte Pelad0, hA hscho una obser.
vaci6n intarooante.
TodOs loe objstos de hiexro s.
10 Acer0 encontraAooen On laa inme.5
diAcion = do San Eedro, Q: tahan do
blAdoe o ret0rCid0s, ann MIN haher
safrido y infnenCiA del calor 4 II
vOIexn. ss. 4 s7 ssi8
El 1Abio viajsrovs On saste he
cho u ConnrmAri6n de una tooffa
suyA Que tfendn & demOAtrar une
sl0s { sn6menoS eruptiEoa van aoom-
;panados - violentas de1caYgAs
.e.esericaas ysupone que $50 eonntf.
stuyo ansfntOmk interesAnte que do
!, 3 ooseryarss prs z prsvisi6a @
lo1 terremctos.
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Noticiias
: cauSan Sensa'
EN- PORTUGAL.

New York Nvbre. 10 ll-3O A. M.
Han causado en- Portugal gran
sensaci0n las noticias de las nego-
ciAciones de aquel gobierno CON el
de Inglaterra acerca de las posesio-
mes portuguesas en- Ell Africa del
Sud.
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Ha fallecido on Coamo don
Zoilo nj Colon, muy e.timado en-
aquella poblac.6l y smpArentsdo
con distinguidas fAmilias de 10 Is
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Han contraido matrimonio en-
CAguas 81 apreciable joven don
Ffancisco Vando y IL seftorits Ro'
aaJfa 1xe6n.
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I'm esta imprenta se yenae pa,-
Pel DE- pen6dico { e2-40 quiRtaL.
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Ea Ell bArr1o Capitanejo de
Ponce se est& veudiend0 el pan &
dos centavos, mas barato que en- 10
eiudad.
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Be hallala er fsru

Sc hallan or fsrmos On Ponce
los sefiores Gallermo Schnck y O.,
Toro Labarthe, no siendo dc cuiaa.
do 10 affection.
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EmpiexAn 6 bsjar & Ponce pc
quefiAs partidas do cafe que 90 ven
dem 6 nueve y diex dollars.
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/ ! - ! b. Il||||I -
cuI 4.
- Emulsion De Scott esta hecha para
cu1ar reaInente cura Por ESQ 81 ffama es !.
verssl las ZONES est1n hechas para
Yender, en otras palabras para especular con
Ia gran ffama de IA original de Scott Por ESQ
les po1en non1bres parecidos, calculando que asf
Sc hace mas ffalcil atrapar 8 los incautos. La
virtud 10 esta en- IA si1nilaridad de nombres.
Fl m6rito y Ia efcacia estan en- los compo-
nentes en- Ia reputation de Ia casa de Scott
& Bovine. Las in1itaciones, lejos de curar,
empeoran en- muchos casos - ztzasza
: - SCOTT NgvaYr
EAI sgsdo
M h @s% ] n h ID ] s@e @ sa% % Ps ] p a s' % n % a saa NJ
E s s f n ] nn" @ que .u s s1 % snn a ss s. de 9s gs de-
sum saanag prqaan@
i Emulsion 80 :" 1910
sssss ' ~ s % sss % s. me sss ] @sas ] Has @ s % % s
ns " % ] n n % .as i f s .as a h esas a as 1 % esns1 I
ssss ] Is % s s e IT. ss ] s .sss % % s as ;s @
os. que SON % s s s ] ss % p % 7ss coy % ss % % tempo '' '
Neptune nsanaob
eoha prder el es6ngo
SCOTT BOVINE, Quinicos, NUEvA YORK
Dsss,.se as!!sass :z5zs
& H!sSz !!!!!!!: : : : :
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III 1e&r0e4QO q romeo pf0Ce.5
dente dc los Estados Unidos don 10.
s6 Miguel Morales, del comereio de
aquella plsza.
tolvsrk lis publicidad sE Republi.
cano Paros. psri6 6aieo de Ponoa qus
habfs temporalmsnte suspendido.
sus eaiciones. ss M
OFICINA DM ASUNToS AID.
MINISTRATIVOS de Jost G del
Vale. Fortalesa n (miradorl Ges
ti6n On .los Centres ohciales y Aynn.
tamient0s. Sc cuenta CON AbogAdos
del pals y Americanos y traanctOr.
Tambien 60 ocupA esta ofeina de
eomprA y venta de fncas ete.
3k NJ j.. .
Acisclo Diaz, On Ponce, entr6
6 comprAr efectos en- una tienda.
Al ir & pagar, motto qus 10 habisn
sustraido el dinero, Atribnyendo 81
robo & ciertos individuos Gospocho.
SOS que le habfan rodeado.
CERT1FICAbOs D BoNos de-
d6bitos de Ayuntamientos.
Compra y venta
Conrado PalAu
> San Juan Pto Rico.
N q 30
Un psri6aico dc Ponce al. ma
que hsce dos meses no celebra 10
sion aquel Ayuntamisnto..
Para lienar los buecos de u
fecha en- papel timbrado, conservan.
do IL Alineaci6n, no tiene rival 10
m&quina de escribir % .ivsr..
Sue Agentes, Reynolds & San
el ez Morales.
Sigus On estado de sums gra
vedAd el sen or DON Juan Bisnchi Pa
gan, de Maysgu,a.
Ell ID logia GA ielfias, de Ma.
yxgu 3, 80 celebrarG en- breve nm
picnic mas6nico con motive de Il ter
minaci6n dc las obras del decorado
del temple on el local que ocu % hoy
aquella l0gia. Desde hace a'gunos
amos 10 indicada logia no oelebraba
fiesta alguna.
Ri abogado don Luis Csmpi.
10 Abrams ha sido nombrado fiscal
suplente del tribunal de Distrito de
Mayagu r.
Ha regresAno 6 Ponce dc On
visje & Europa dom Juan Bautista
Drsgoni.
Han contraido mAtrimonio en-
CAguas el apreciable jovsn don
Ffancisco Vando y la seftorits Ro'
salfa Leon.
Ha fallecido On Coamo don
Zoilo nj Colon, muy e.timado en-
aquella pohlAc:6l y smpArentsdo
CON distiuguidas fAmilias de 10 Is
10.
E1 el bArrio Capitanejo de
Ponce se est6 veudienao el pan &
dos centavos. mas barato que en- ID
ciudad,
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Un "ligero resfrfado" i" tos s
1rrttacfon de la garganta, si 90 des-
cuida, produce con frecuencia una incura-
BILE enfermedad pulmonar una irritacion
croniea de La garganta. Sc cura efectiva-
mente con las Pastaalas BronQuaales
dc BrOWNe
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Ha regresAno 6 Ponce dc su
visje { Europa dom Juan Bautista
Drsgoni.
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Ha regresado 8 Ponce proce.
dente de los Eatados Unidos don 70.
- Miguel Morales, del comereio de
squella plaxa.
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Ri abogado don Luis Campi.
.lo Abrams ha sido nombrado fiscal
suplente del tribunal de Distrito de
MayaRtl q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-12

Un peri6dico de Ponce afi. ma
que hsce dos meses no celebrs se.
sion aquel Ayuntamiento..
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-11-04
October Filings.
For Sale.

One milch cow and one calf for sale.
B. J, EvErs,
Corvallis, Or.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-11-04
Great CAME Saturday


What is regarded as the great football
game OF the year between Oregon colleges,
viii be played on the local gridiron next
Saturday afternoon between the crack
eleven from the University of Oregon and
the team representing Oregon Agricultur.
al College. All other games played ny
either team during football season is re-
garded only AZ preparatory practices for
the time when these teams shall meet
each other. Eugeus would never have
thought OF taking on @ AG at the tine
she met Alhanyi and o. A. @. pulls of
her contest with q. of @. until she Is In
her best condition. 1t Is difficult 10 get
line on the strength of either team from
their work this season, but 1t is general
ly believed that they will put up an even
and beautiful struggle.
Albany held Eugeae to a scoreless
game early in the season; but Eugene
defeated the strong Whitman eleven in
furious contest week later. by score,
of to 5. O. A. G. defeated Salem in
VI ~ Souie, anu 11lpdny uCAC<alcO eHC
same team week later by a score of 27
too. What was in reality third team
from o. A. c. lost to MeMinnville on the
same day by 5 to O.. Last Saturday Sa-
lem and McMinnville played 6 to 6
game. This would indicate that Albany
small results when she
scored but 81 to Salem IS O. There is no
on the part of those who are
keeping tab on the. Oregon teams to be-
little the strength Of the Albany aggre-
CATION, but up to date the only ereditable
thing that Eugene has done this season,
and that makes her appear as formid
able antagonist in Saturdays contest,
was her showing against Whitman.