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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-07

WANTED.--A STEADY, HONEST,
Druggist at once; must be registered
and experienced. Address l., Box 2lb
Wilson, N. c.
10-5-4t
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WANTED AT ONCE-EXPEI2I-
enced hotelist to take charge new
modern hotel. ]. C. Morgan, Laurin-
burg, N. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-07

THE VERDICT OF THE CONSUMERS
of fine Candy, In that "ROYSTER'S So lie
the best.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-07

Your 25 cents back after using bottle
OF Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extracts~if it
fails to please.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BoYLAN. PEARCE & co.-Coat Suits,
Etc.
CAROLINA SHOE co-"Dorothy Dodd"
Shoes.
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THE Best PRESCRIPTION FOR MA
LARA
Chills and Fever Is u bottle OF Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron
and Quinine in u tasteless form. No cure
-Ro pay, Price 50c. tf-eod
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COAT SUIT DEPARTMENT
COMPL ETE FALL READINESS.

The best style that the leaders of taste and makers of
ing completes aggregation unequaled in this section for
the prices asked
Coat Suits made of the finest French
Broadcloth.
Ladies Cloth, Pebble Cheviots, Vene-
tians and the new Scotch and English
Homespuns in the fashionable fancy
mixtures.
Separate Kersey Coats and Jackets,
Cloth and Silk Skirts.
Silk and Woollen Waists, Taffeta,
Peau de Sol and Mercerized Petticoats.
Eiderdown Dressing Sacques and
House Wrappers.
Knit Skirts and Corset Covers.
Children's Coat and Refers, Venetian
and Ladies Cloth Applique and Braided
Infants Short Cloaks of Bedford
Cords, Flannel and Cashmere.
French and American Millinery.
Come here to get posted as to the most correct styles
More fine Pattern Hats and larger number OF Stock Hats than
elsewhere You OF your money by buying at
our prices
Dress Hats Waking and Street Hats, Outing Hats of all
kinds Ready to Wear Hats in the latest and most becoming
shapes Avoid the rush just before the Great State Fair
and save disappointment by placing your orders now.
School Hats tor children is strong feature, we hat more
children than all The rest put together.
G1S9p1aDtu1J G2elzD $50
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Mr.. Ed. H. Lee. who is now in the
cotton business in Macon, Ca, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Raleigh on his way
to New York. Upon his return this
week Mrs. Lee and their son will join
him here and will go to their new home
in Georgia.
The Jamesburg record., 1902-04-12
Ladies and Children's Hats
marked down one-half, at Saltzman's
Hightstown and Jamesburg.
A Valuable Medicine

For Coughs and Calds in children 81
have not the slightest hesitancy in recon-
mending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to all
who are suffering from coughs or colds says
Charles M. Cramer Esq, well known watch
maker, of Colombo. Ceylon. 1t has been
some two years since the City Dispensary first
called nay attention to this valuable medicine
and have repeatedly used it and il has always
been beneficial. 1t has cured me quickly ol
all chest colds. 1t is especially effective fol
children and seldom takes more than one bot
tie to cure them of hoarseness. | have per
suaded many to try this valuable medicine,
and they are all as well pleased as myself ovei
the results" For sale by H. L. Jaques, drug
gist.
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ADoctor,s sad Plight.

"Two years ago, as a result of severe cold,
lost my voice, writes DIR. M. L. Scarborough
of Hebron, Ohio. .'then began an obstinate
cough Every remedy known to me as a
practicing physician for 35 years failed, and
daily grew worse. Being urged to try DR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds found quick relief, and for
last ten days have felt better than for two
years" Positively guaranteed for throat and
lung troubles by Harry L. Jaques, druggist.
5oc and 81. Trial bottles free.
The Jamesburg record., 1902-04-12
From Chat.
Personal Service.

According to Ru-kin. tho original sig
nificance of the word myth is story
with a moral lesson The following from
one Of our C mic weeklies. Life. | think
certainly deserves to be classed among
the m yths in the best sense of the word
The devil is represented as telling one OF
his assistants to make il hot in the in
fernal regions for new conner. There
is a suggestion that about so 600 degrees
of heat would about suit the case of the
new arrival in Satan's domain. In an
swer to the question as to why the re-
cent victim should deserve such special
consideration. Bpelzabub saws. "Oh, he
was great trust magnate and gave $50
900 in charity just before he died, and
do not want him to think that cuts any
ice down here"
There is the matter in nutshsll.
Nothing cuts any ice in the moral world
except the personal service that gives it
a value to the doer. by its reaction upon
himself. as we'll as to the recipient, by
moral. in addition to its material, bene
fit. Much is said of heneficence and phi
lanthropy. but there is no real practice
of these great huminitaran virtues un-
less it involves the thought and the per-
sonal work that alone give worth to &C.
tions done for others.
Humanity has progressed only inas-
much as men have put their own shonl-
ders to the car of progress. There C, n
be DO showing by proxy, no sending nf
substitutes to the battle of life that helps
on humanity's evolution. Each man is
only a unit. and wealth or nobility oi
Inheritance makes him no more. We
are all born kickers, hut few realize that
we have the duty to make good our
kicks against the present order "f things
as far as we are able. Faultfinders have
meyer accomplished anything. unless
they have been ready to help in the cor
rection of the conditions with which
they ind fault. II is easy 10 shift r''
sponsibilty onto others shoulders, but
there always remain certain things close
to each of US in which our influence for
the betterment of existing conditions
must be felt.
Much is heard of the dangers froul
corrupt politics in city and state and
country. Politics will remain corrupt Sc
long as the great hody of intelligent citi.
zens shirk the personal service they owe
their country n time of peace, quite as
much as in time of war, even though il
may demand as great sacrifices. So long
as the present aloofness of the best C It'll
zens from politics remains as charac-
teristic of our people, enduring reform is
out of the question.
Every man is here to make himsell
personally felt in his environment. Be.
yond that duty does not go. Personal
service for the best that he knows, the
better that he hopes tor, and the good
that is practicable-that must be tn t
watchwOrd of every one who feels hi'
manhood. In his own measure eac
man can accomplish as much as any
other, though the other may have ap-
parently great adventitious aids. 1t il
not money that counts in the develop
ment of better things, but strong, willing
hearts, and the consciousness Of the per
sonal responsibility of the units for thu
benefit of the whole race.
]. ]. WALSH, NJ. D., PH.D.
The Jamesburg record., 1902-04-12

SOCIETY women have apopted new
fad. 1t is the sandal, which promises to
be the rage this summer. In London last
year fashionable women appeared iE the
streets wearing the sandal. 1t is deemed
proper to have the foot encased in a
fancy hose. and there modern fashion
differs from the style in Biblical
times. when the naked foot was shown
in the sandal.
The Jamesburg record., 1902-04-12
SPOTSWOOD, N, ],
SATURDAY. APRIL 10, 1902,

at IL O'Clock, noon, on the premises,
to the highest bidder. The sale will
take place rain or shine, and terms
will be made known on the day OF
sale. The premises can be inspected
by applying to Arthur B. Appleby,
Esq, at Spotswood, N. J. This is
an opportunity to secure handsome
ly located country place Any fur
ther particulars can be obtained from
Arthur B. Appleby, Esq, Executor,
Spotswood, N. j., or from George A.
Viehmann, Esq, 227 Townsend ST.. !,
New Brunswick, N. J.
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MATHUsHEK & SON PIANOS

M MATH HUSHEk g. SON PIANOS
1il AcknOw lodged the best Favorablv
Known over so years. Sold direct from
factory at factory prices You save the
agents profit. Pianos absolutely ali
prices Hundreds to choose from Va
rious makes. Terms to suit your pocket
book. Our Immense business Indicates
our great Inducements. No long aryu.
ments. Our Pianos, prices and terms
win the trade. Ask about our double
sounding board. "Mathusnek & Son
Pianos" Call or write 1t Interested.
The Big Mathushek & Son Piano Co. q
Cburcn street, near Peace, New Bruins.
wick. N. j. j. Fred Gibeson, Manager
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A Nearly Fatal Runaway.

Started horrible ulcer on the leg of J. B.
Orner, of Franklin Grove. Ill, which defed
doctors and all remedies for four years. Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. Just as
good for boils. burns, bruises, cuts, corns.
scalds, skin eruptions and piles. 25c at H. L.
Jaques' drug store.
The Jamesburg record., 1902-04-12
PEI N SYLVANIA R.R.
IN EFFECT NOV. RI, 1901.
TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE JAMEsBuRs

TRAINS LEAVE JAMEsBuRs
For Monmouth junction, Trenton, Philadel.
ana New York, week days, at 7.43 and al4
a. m l32, 5 ~ p. m. From Janesburg junction
week days, at9.l7, a. m, 5.4l, p. III. From Lower
damesDurg, week days, at 7.37, S.23, 9O7 a. M,
,27, 5 30 D. IN.
For Freehold and points along the shore
week days, at 947 a. m 1885, 5.55 D. m.
From Lower Jamesburg, week days at $50
a. M and l02, $50, 55S p. IN. For Free
hoio only week Gays, leave Jamesburg
at b.49 p. M and Lower Jamesburg al So p m,
For Hightstown, Bordentown, Camden and
Philadelphis, week days, at 7.4l and 1854 a. m
ana 1928 and 6.46 p. IN. For Prospect Plains,
Clanbury and Hightstown, week days, at
5o3 p. m. From Jamesburg junction, week
days, at 6 6.4S p. m.
For Helmetta, Spotswood, South Ambov and
New York, days, at 727, 9l9 and 81 52a. IN.
and $50 p. m.
For points on the Pemberton and Hights.
towh hallfoad, week days, ut GAG p. IN.
RETURNING
Leave Long Branch for Jamesburp. week
days, at 1872 a. m, 1900, $50 D. m. For Lower
Jamesburg IA, 1872 a M, 1900, s.5Op. m.
For Jamesburg junction at 1872 a. m
Leave iiiaoelphla, Broad st. Station, week
days. for Jamesburg at $40, l1.O3, am, 400 and
$40 p. m. For Lower Jamesburg $50, Ii os,
Il. m and 400, 500.
Leave 'hilanelphia, via Camdeu on week
ddys at 7.os, 200 a. m, 400 D. M.
Leave New York, Cortlandt ST., via Mon
mouth junction, at 7.3O, HOO a. m. and l.30
400, 44O p. IN. Via South Amboy at 5. 10 D. m.
- ID. HUTCHINSON, j. X. Wood,
oeheiai manager. Gen1 Pass r Agt
The Jamesburg record., 1902-04-12
Big Cut

in Children's Coats that were 81 SO and
mans; Hightstown and Jamesburg.
The Jamesburg record., 1902-04-12
ADVERTISING RATES.


Transient advertisements so cents an inch hrst
assertion. and 2s cents an inch each subsequent
Insertion.
Reading notices ten cents per line each inser-
ton.
Obituary notices, resolutions ETC., $500.
Small advertisements one cent per word. NO
advertisements taken tor less than ten cents.
Professional cards, occupying one inch space,
So. 90 per year.
Legal notices at the rates allowed by law.
Objectionable medicine notices and questionable
advertisements of any nature whatsoever are not
taken at any price.
Advertisers have the privilege of changing their
advertisements quarterly, or as agreed upon, but
must positively put their copy in the hands of the
printer not later than Wednesday evening to be
sure of a change in their announcements the same
week.
The Jamesburg record., 1902-04-12
no YOU WANrA GOOD PIANO y
L Vartnua uuk hos hoant,f.ti

improvements, lowest prices, easiest
terms. Small pianos for small apart~
ments. Wonderful tone. Old instrn.
ments taken in exchange and full yalne
allowed. Bargains in pianos that have
been rented. Better than low grade
new ones Send for special list. some
good square pianos and organs very
cheap. Address or call Mathusbek 4
Son Piano Co., Church street, near
Peace. New Brunswick, N. j. j. Fred
Gibes0n, Manager.
The Jamesburg record., 1902-04-12
Ingram Carpets at soc.

You have paid 65c for no better,
doubtless, many time.
And then better ingram carpets, 4ec.
Extra super all woolingrain carpets,
soc. and 69c.
IS patterns of choice, carefully Sc
lected ingram carpets from four of the
best ingram makers in America, CSC.
and 75c.
New bright striped rag carpets, all
wool stripes or cotton stripes, 25c.,
$780,, 4oc. and soc.
The Jamesburg record., 1902-04-12

EOR EASTER-A nice assortment .,
Pretty Novelties, Easter Eggs. ana
plenty OF them. Mrs. A. E. Lanos
Jamesburg.
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here brought together and satisfactory
results usually follow. Try it.
The Jamesburg record., 1902-04-12
>. T.. aunllam & GO.
Trenton. NJ J., Apr. II, 1902
Floor Coverings
FROM
Famous Looms


save yourself perplexing shopping
tour, make straightway for this Carpet
Store of ours; you will not care to GO
further.
IS patterns in tapestry Brussels car
pets, choice colorings, beautiful de-
signs, soc.
10 patterns in tapestry Brussels car
pets, Soc. kinds, Csc.
S patterns in Brussels carpets, hall
and stair patterns, that were 8oc., CSC.
that were ooc., 75c.
20 patterns in Wilton velvet car
pets, S. IS kinds, SI.oo.
Extra quality Wilton velvet carpets
81 so kinds, SI.25.
10 patterns in Administer carpets,
81 so kinds at SI.25; SI.25 kinds, csc
Exclusive Royal Administer car
pets, 81 rs and 81 so.
Biglow & Smiths Administer car
pets in plenty. You know the makes?
They're the aristocrats of parlor and
library floor coverings. $I.25, 81. sc
and S1,75.
so patterns in Biglow and Lowell
body Brussels carpets, 81. .35.
Royal Wilton velvet carpts, 81. &c
to S2.75.
Notified Administer carpets for halls
and small rooms, CSC.
The Jamesburg record., 1902-04-12

NOTARY PUBLIC-I am authorized
1N tn take Acknowledgements and affi-
pavits i'm all cases and can be found every
day at Jamesburg Bank, from a. M. tn
SPIN. F E. Noiocker.
The Jamesburg record., 1902-04-12
Mutual Interests.

Are served through the
Cent Word Column q,
The RECORD. Buyer and
s Seller, Landlord and Ten.
nent, Mistress and Maid No.
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Sealed Proposals
FOR A PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING.

Sealed Proposals will be received
by the Building Committee of School
District No. IL, South Brunswick
Township, Middlesex County, N. J.,
The Jamesburg record., 1902-04-12
ON MONDAY, APRIL "a. 1902,

For the Masonry, Carpentering and
Painting and all necessary materials
tor the erection and completion of a
Two Story Frame School Building,
to be erected in the Village of Mon
mouth Junction, n J.
Bids will be received at the Office
OF II. H. Mershon, Monmouth juno
ton, N. j., not later than 8 o'clock
P. m, on the day and date above
stated. The right to reject any and
all bids is hereby reserved.
BUILDING COMMITTEE.
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CriDl0l DliSt0riOSO.
RQLnOr0S C0nfirmadOS.
Ayudando 4 la Justicia.

Aver SO h.zo eco La Cores
NOndenCla 10 los rumoras que clrca'
abhn re8pocto al iLf2ntlCidio que
dimos Cuents.
Segdn ua81tros iuformes, & las
,ginCo de Ia t&rde, el j pzgadO de Ca
tedr&l, procedi6 & zregiatfar el inodo
20 que senalamts como sospechoso
2 donde creimos por nueatras inves-
tigaCiOnes particulares que pndie
ran encontrArse rAstros del atroz
crimen que ha conmovldO Is aten-
ci6n pdolica.
Hoy Sc proced|r& nuev&mente q
ampH&r las 6ecIaraci0pes de la acu'
sado, = SO practicarAu nu9vas inves,
tigaciones.
HaoieDdouos eco 6ol rumor rd.
bEco otra vez, preguntamOs, Jtlene
Maria Fernandez Lorenzo, com pill
COS?
5Se trata de una loca 8 de una
CT mln&l consCieDtt
Por nuestrA p&rte seguiremOs
pasc q paso este procee0 hssta que
Ee depuren loy h&choa criminogOs 8
Que sc estan deScub ien6O
A L. nora en- que ceYr&mCs eetas
lucas hA Aparecido en In plays dc 10
puarta de San Juap, uuo de los
miembYos ipf4riores del n,10,
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Information,

En- ls C&mara cubana Sc p~eaen.
to IN proyecto para Ia crssci6n do
de un B&nco Nacional, para favora.
Ger l& reconstrucci6a dal psfs. Di-
cho proyecto pss6 & las Sesiores pa.
ra su estudio 6 il forme.
90
La CzmSrs alta Cubana CONT
nuabA el % discu5iendo So reglamen
to interior.
En- L. mism2 session SO present6
an proyecto de ley sobre imprenta,
por Ia qua SO deroga 10 crdeu sobre
responsAbiliiad & los ne sutorFs de
los escritos qae se publiqu sn dis
poniendo que solo las GutoIi LADIES' ia
dtciales puedan imponer penas y
multas.
O*o
Ea el 1ttino Consajo de Secre-
tarios, cele1r&do en- CpbR b&io Ia
presidenciA del Sr. Estrada Palms,
SO &prob6 el proyecto del Secretario
de Agricu!tu q, Sr. Terry sobre un
impuesto las patentes de todas las
pr0cedencias.
Sc t0mArou otros aouerdcs So
bre &suntos de menor importanciA.
90
81 consul de Espsn Sc preseu,
t6 al presidante de In Repdblica Gu
bRn& Sr. Bstraaa Palms, rAtifcan,
DO en- nombre del rey dc Espafle, ell
reconOcimiento de 10 Rsk6blics de
Cpb2.
COntir 6sn en- CobA To- e9tuaios
para la aplicsci6p de las psrtidAs
del Snt'gaO ar&ncel, que sea fsvo-
r&ble & La rec&adaCi6n.
o*O
El Senado frances ha discntido
ell prOyeoto de ley con cerniente & la
reduction del servicio militar & dOs
amos.
Ell general Andre ministro de
la guerra h& dicho que v&rjos gene
raIes est&bau en- favor del proyecto.
e gene5 al GAlljfett, ex ministro
de la guerra hs escrito al eJournSl
des DabAts0 para protes star.
Ell ri en- is Camara de Diputados
de FTanCia Mr.. DoumeYgue, minis-
trO de las colonias ha snunoiado
que las suscripciones de todos los
ps1se9 Gel mondo & lo3 for3os de So
cOrros para las vfctim&s de Ia Mar
tinics; 8 100000
Mr.. Doumergue agregs que 35
mil peTsGn&s haitian sidO muertas en-
Ia MArtinics; 10000 habitantes de
esa isla Sc refugiAron an Ia G1ada-
lupe, la Trinidad y L. Gaayans y 8,
600 han lido q habitar en- e] Sur de
Il isla.
90
E. Madrid Ia emission de- en-
pre- tito interior de 338 900, 900 de
pesetas en- bonos del estado reem
bcrsables { 5 pS de inteG6s, hs OBJ
tenido uu buep exito.
81 precio de emission era 90 liz
y las suscripciones totals SO han
elevado mucho mas de 5000, 900, OO0
de pesetas.
La cruz&ds anticlercsl ca las
pr0vincias de Espa11a obtiene IN
gran rasul5ado.
Uo& mu't'tud enorme ~toua par.
te en- tcdas las demcstrAciones.
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TEATR0,

Anoche tuvo en- tfo3to colsso
IL represontSuciAd del mAgni62o drs-
ma de CanO, &La PaAiOuerias como
baneicio de Ia eminents actriz Luiss
Martirez Casado.
No sabemos que admirsr mas en-
ests obre, 81 el desarrollO esCo leo
de Ia mismA g ls sonoridsd Gel verso.
E sta obrs que es muy corocida
en- e3ta capital R6.ajO numerosIsimo
p6blico al Teatro.
La Colonia espanola y los padr;
ncs de Luisa damostraron, con 10 :
obsequios que le hiSieron, el entusias
mo que esta &ctriz sabe Iesperts
siempre en- Ell pdblicO.
LS benefciada vi6 demOstrad&
de una m&ner& evidente las grAndes
simPatfas que esta pd )lico sieate por
ella, csda acto, teniendo qua salir
cinc0 6 seis vecas Sl p&lcO esc6 6oico,
en- distint&s ocasiones.
TOc6le Ell turno, despu6s del df&
ma, 81 precioso poema del concci1o
escritor y p0ata de altos vuelos, nu IS
tro querido amigo don jose A Dam
b3u, cuyo titulo es eEl Negro JOSEF
que fu6 recitado acknowledgements por
Ia simpa>ics Luisa
El pa .lico piji6 qua saliera nj
pRlco esc6oico 81 autor, que modes
tamente rehuy6, con su ~usencia, la
manifestation que el p6bico qusrI I
tribatarle
Dsoido tai vez 10 av&t sdo de
la hors eLa Colegialao no obtuvo el
6xjto que So esper&bs, Ia nd ich no
result6 & Ia sltura de Ia raputaci6 j
de los profesoras que componen 10
orquest&.
N3s reservamos e. juicio crf leo
de 10 actriz lfrica qua debut6 anoohe
para otra oportunidad en- qua pue1a
de3Arrollar mejor sus facutsdes.
TRlSO DEL MOLINO
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UOnSGCuGQCiGS
do De Ia guerra

Not.c,as 1l1jbidas en'48 Baba35.
proc ieLte3 q Fal cz2ll4 Qican oL5
los mas inp0Ttsptes gen*derCs 10
aqueli& R9tG @l.ca, cansados de- la in
Granquih0ad y de! desordeu po.ftico
quo renaCe ea squal pals. tys sladArar
sus gGLAd0s d Caba. confados Ell qu-
en- este nu9vo E-ts"o babr& a. du-
r&cera y bueo gcbicrno
A eaas e1erminaG;cros 0bIjra
estRdo de gUerfa, co40 oonee@can-
cia ;6gjcs Doh&e 20 impcra 81 Craea
de nl2ner& eets51a y 6r.ny', el desa.
r, ol,o de to6Rs las riquezas Sc estAn,
cA buses otros hOriz u tas. ,L4:tl-
ma q19 pueblo tan 7igor0so como O.
vanez )la0o 40 h&ga1 par cont. ! =
asA sAng Il Ruelt& &c las eterrl.., IT. -
vo}uojc. cot oor 10 daua,, Cubs ofra
co au2ho campo q ID ioicistlvA Y &C
ti7ida de Quiou qpjers utiliz8r su fa-
rac1sim0 sub, pero CUBA TO deha
oi7idAr esa aj9n plo dc Vouez2e = "
,,e, y sinem b >rS0 aba1dopsda p0r les
esfuerz1s &c, hombr9 que eL el trara
j9 f4cundo vi0culA eu p-cpl0 pienDs-
tar y ell bieaestar pCr ia tierrE ca qua
Sc ssienta.
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Information Local.

-Ml ola de Julio SSIdr& para
JR H&b&nS y escsl3s el vapor GMa.
ria Herrera
Aver t2rde Sc celebr6 en- 10
fnca Gel P&lmarp de nuestro amigo
don Ramon B Lopez, un spjc ntcS
q. Que ConcurrierOn las distinguidas
Y bellAs sefIoritas, Ines BarrQa, de
Ponce, Mia Lopez y CArmelitR DAu,
'76n y otras que feottmos no recor.
dac. P&sarCn nm diR dalicioso regre-
sRndO pOr 10 t@rde.
Ell v&por Caracas IIegarA q
este puerto Ell del pr6xim0 Jalio
procedente de New York
Ell dia 10 de Julio quedara
suprimida Ia CtiCina de Ingenieros
militRres. Deede Ia ocupAci6n anne
riCa1S & la fechA, Sc hs inverti3o
POr dicha oticina, un million de no.
Lars, en- Ia CO1strUc 2i6n de nCVentS
r4illAs de CRminos.
-MafRna se celebrsr& en- ell
YriEunRl de DstritO de esta ciudad
el juicio oral de IL Causa instruida
contra Juan IsabelO, sCuasdos por
o. AlCald0 y OtrOs, de incorrecci6nes
en- 81 paGOde los peOnee. Este asun-
TO que ha tornado uu carscter politi-
20 mny pr0nuICi~dO, es IL nOta del
dfa y SO cree que maflana numerosO
l1Olico presenciara el acto. Como
OpOrtun&mente digimos ell j6ven III
zol lIeva Ia defensh de isabelle.
-Ha sidO uombrado Vice Score
&riO de, AyUntAmiento de e6ta ciu
dad OF seflOr don Manuel VAzquez
A}ay6n.
--GstA msnana sali6 para Ponce
ell vRpor "Ssn Juan"
Procedante de CArarias tom6
eyer puerto ell v8por espaffol "Mi.
gEel Pinillos:' tan prrrt3 tormine
Go descarg~r saldr& para Arecibo y
Ct~os puertOs.
-AnOCh9 huhO un fuerte esc&n-
dalO en- estR ciudad promovido por
cu&trO m&rineros del vapor de que.
rra ''Marieta.' No fsltaron tiros nj
mAcanszos, terminsndo los &lborot&
dOres per iDgresRr en- Ia c&rcel
En- el juegO de "Base 3 eli"
eatre los Clubs "aomeros' lutte
ri0r," venci6 el segundO por dos
C@Ereras.
Nulu24uGo kuhIco asietj6 81 es-
p2ctaculO.
Ell diA 12 del actnnl 1 las 10 de
L. ms11ann SO evA~& & efo3to en- lss
Cdcinas del DepAythmert0 de Ine,
t;ucC 81 Pa licA, IL sub4>ta do Ia
Cliti&aci6n de uua cssa esCuets en- ell
pGc bio de Rio GrAnde.
No h&bi9nC 8 g presantaGo au-
tcicntes maestTos para LIS caelss
Dc Caan~, ~ A2ult@rierto s"cr&6
LuGliCsr is vac4ntaG de dc! 3 , es~
Cd=,A8, s-G2iAndO un piszJ de Qiez
C'Rs pSra Ia presontaci6n de solicitu-
d9s.
-En YaucO hay vsCar te ., unb
E ccoi& principal, 3 graduAdas = do
CO rurales.
--POIemOs asegurar & nues tros
ECtCres que les f0s g3s artidcislcB
CVe Sc tsD pr2DRrHnd0 par& q fes-
UVIdA6 del de Jutio COnstituir&n
TIA vardAders n0veIA5. E1lra los
inpOrtantes, tigurArA eLa Il stAtua
s. Ia LibertRd iIuminsnGO 81 mu1-
CO remeGO de Ia que SO e1cuentrA
& la entr&dn Gel puerto dc N W York,
jorge WRs hingtl n c&bAllo y aEl
MOltnC0
La comp8nis Del f3rroc&rril
frances ha hecho Una rehsjn da IN
80 g & los billetes dc circul&ci6n
Il dla de Julio, ponieudo IN ten
ektrS0rdinariu que pArtiendo de
Arecibo & las 5 y As, de la maran&
I!egar& 4 esta CApital las 9, sir
vjendo dichos biIietes hastn ell
Gis 6.
-E1 breve emba}car61 para
los Estados Uaidos segun de rdbi
70 SO dice, nueetro Honorable Co.
r2rnAd3r Mr.. Hu1t, Mr.. HaraQ,
Attorney General, y Mr. T9tcher.
Asogurase que solo el 4 timo regre
sara.