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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-05-13

DISEASES OF MEN-The weakness ar
Using from indiscretions, excesses, over
work, causing weak or failing memory
lost vitality, pimples. impure blood. fall
ing hair, etc. By their improved meth
DDS such sufferers are certain of immedi-
ate relief and perfect cure.
CANCERS, malignant tumors and
growths, all engagements and glandular
swellings, removed and cured without the
use of knife. No pain. No matter what
disease you are suffering from OF how long
standing no matter how many physicians
failed to cure you call on them. 1t will
cost you nothing and you may profit by
it.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-05-13
HYDE PARK.

W. p. Boomhower and family spent
Sunday with friends in E lien.
Col. Sawyer transacted professional
business at Cambridgelast Thursday
DIR. Stevens of Cleveland, Ohio,
spent Sunday here with his father-in-
law, E. L. Noyes.
Mrs. B. E. Merriam of Bellows Falls
and Mrs. o. D. Matthewson of Barre
were visitors last week at Judge kel-
ley's.
Joseph E. Ranney, who came here
to attend the funeral of his son, A.
L. Rannty, returned to his home in
Kirby Monday.
The new freight depot has been
moved back on a line with the pas
senger station, thereby giving clear
view down the track.
Rev. Mr.. Hager will deliver the ad-
dress at the Memorial Dey exercises
at No. Hyde Park, which comes the
last Saturday of this month.
About twenty-five young people
went over to the reception given Rev.
MI. Davis at Morrisville last Friday
evening. They report. a fine time.
Mrs. W. W. Holbrook went to Clar-
enceville, P. @, last Wednesday,
where she will pass several weeks with
her parents and old acquaintance.
Meanwhile W. W. Holbrook and his
assistant are taking rations at Mrs.
Lucy Harris.
Word was received here last week
of the death of Miss Adah Barber at
Cleveland, Ohio last Tuesday, after
few days illness. Miss Barber for
number of years was an employe of
Gov. Page, but for a few years past
had lived in Bennington.
The L. G. A. base ball team played
two games last week. On Wednes-
day they played Johnson, taking tie
game by score of II to 10. Satur-
day they played Bakersfield, but were
defeated ID to 10. The games were
somewhat interesting, as in the be-
ginning of last inning of both the
scores were even.
DR.. Genge and wife entertained
party of friends last Wednesday even
ing, in honor of Norris Blake and wife
of Eden, who went the next day to
Thompson's Island, Boston, where
Mr.. Blake has secured a position as
Assistant Superintendent. The event
was very pleasant one and the even
ing passed rapidly with music, vocal
and instrumental, and a social time.
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Weather Observations.

II. S. Department of Agriculture,
Climate and Crop Bulletin of the
Weather Bureau, New England Sec
ton, for the week ending Monday,
May 4, 1908.
10 some respects the weather of the
past week has been all that could be
desired for farm work. There was
more than the average amount of
sunshine and practically no rainfall.
There was a marked prevalence of
high dry winds during the greater
part of the period. There was q gen.
eral freeze on the morning of the I'd,
the damage done by itvarying in diff
ferent localities.
The temperatures OF the week pre-
sents some noticeable features, sum-
mer heat being closely followed by
winter cold. On Wednesday and
Thursday the maximum temper
atures were above $50 in many local
tiles, while on Saturday morning there
were but comparatively few points
at which the mercury did not fall be-
low free zing, and in thenorthern por-
tions of the district the readings were
below 200. Mortified, VT, reported
minimum of 180; the lowest that
has occurred there during May since
records have been kept. Grafton, N.
H., reported the lowest reading, lao.
The mean temperature for the week,
at Boston, was 81 %, or 40 below
that of the corresponding week of
1902, 6 GO above that of the previous
week. The mean for 81 years is
81. 20, making the mean of the past
week 2 80 above the normal. The
highest mean for the corresponding
week is 60 80 in 1880, and the lowest
Alto, in 1874.
The mean for the stations below is
$3.50, or 4.2o above that of the pre-
ceding week.
The station means, in degrees, were
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-05-13

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY C. E. SOCIETY.
RESOLVED, That in the resignation of our
Pastor, Rev. F. L. Davis, our Christian
Endeavor Association loses it's President,
and that we hereby express to Mr. Davis our
sincere regret that he is to leave us, and our
deep appreciation for hispast service in slim
ulating deeper interest among the young
people.
RESOLVED, That we most earnestly hope
his life work may be continued, successful to
q large degree,
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Passionate Closed.

Rev. F. L. Davis preached his clos
ing sermon at the Congl church last
Sunday morning and left for Brook
Ign, N. T., Monday morning, where
he will visit at his home a few days.
He will begin his passionate in New
Haven, Conn, next Sunday. The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted at
the meeting of the Cong'l Church and
Society last Thursday evening.
Inasmuch as our pastor, Rev. F. L. Davis,
has tended his resignation to the First Cong'l
Church and Society and, at the earnest re-
quest OF Church and Society, declines to re-
consider his action,
RESOLVED, That we express to Mr.. Davis
our deep appreciation of his valued services
During his pastorate he has stimulated a
helpful interest in church life, and endeared
himself to the members of the church and
congregation and to the people of the COM
munity in general.
RESOLVED, That we express to Mr.. Davis
our feelings of regret at his departure and as.
sure him of our sincere desired for his con-
tinued success in his chosen work.
W. A. BEEBE,
81. A. SLAYToN,
A. L. CHENEY,
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CARLOAD LES

Impossible to foresee an accident. Not to
Impossible to be prepared for it. DR.. Thomas
Electric 0il-Monarch over pain.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-05-13

A little so9 OF T. Gregorie of Richford sus-
tanned broken rib and bruised shoulder
Thursday, the result of the wind blowing
down Iong ladder which was leaning against
the horse, and struck three children at play.
The other children escaped without serious
injury.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-05-13

lie attention the wonderful power Magnetism in alternating
pain and curing disease Prof Hall will give all who call
them during this visit HIS WONDERFUL SIGHT EXAMINA-
TION AND READING OF DISEASE WHEREBY he diagnosis your
disease without looking the tongue feeling the pulse
ing questions.) AND ALL MAGNETIC TREATMENTS RE-
OIIRED Blythe PATIENT
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The week was practically without
precipitation, making the third week
of dry weather. The largest amount
reported, OPS of an inch, occurred
Sunday night at Eastport, Me. The
weekly amounts, in inches and hun
dredths, at the station of the Wealth
er Bureau, we're:
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Never be discouraged because good
things get on slowly here; and never
fail to do daily that good which lies
next to your hand.
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I'LL Hun70rs

Are impure matters which the skin,
liver, kidneys and other organs can
not take care of without help, there is
such an accumulation of them.
They litter the whole system.
Pimples, boils, eczema and other
eruptions, loss of appetite, that tired
feeling, bilious turns, fits of indiges-
ton, dull headaches and many other
troubles are due to them.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-05-13

Eastport OPS Boston T
Portland 900 Nantucket oo1
Concord 0l2 Block Island 90
Mortified OO2 Albany, N. Y. 006
Although the week was we'll adapt
ed to blowing, narrowing and ma
nure hauling, there was but little
seeding done. The high, drying WINDS
that prevailed benefited low, wet
lands, but uplands, in some cases,
were too dry to pillow to advantage.
There was some sowing of oats in the
northern states, with some yet to be
sown, while in the south their seed.
ing is about completed. There has
been some planting of garden vege-
tables and potatoes, but probably
not as much as usual for the season
of the year. In parts of Rhode Island
and Connecticut gardens are very
we'll advanced, with peas in blossom
and potatoes up. Their growth has,
however, been slow, owing to the dry
condition of the soil.
The high temperatures of Wednes-
day and Thursday brought a mar.
velous change to fruit trees, the buds
that had been nearly dormant
since the first of the month, showing
phenomenal growth in two days.
Friday, however, the temperature fell
slowly, and Saturday morning found
the ground frozen and ice formed in
most of the district.
In the north it is hoped that the
apple buds were not far enough ad-
vanced to be greatly injured, while in
the south it is difficult to determine
the amount of damages, but there is
no doubt but what it will be consider
able in many orchards. Thegeneral-
~ expressed opinion is that previous
to this last FROST, the prospects were
favorable for at least a fair crop of
all fruits, except peaches.
Where Strawberries were in bloom
there was some damage done to that
crop. Grass and pastures are suffer
ing from lack of rain, and the latter
do not furnish sufficient feed for the
cattle. 1t is not thought that grass
has been permanently injured, but
will come forward under the favoring
influences ofrain and warmer weather.
Tobacco beds have been held back
and some will have to be
planted a second time. A little is in
good condition and small amount
of setting will be done the coming
week. G. A. SANDERS,
Morrisyille VT T. s. Weather Observer
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FBHB FOR THIS VISIT : Hs

To introduce this system of heal
ing, to become quickly acquainted
with the sick and to attract pub
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Remember the days and dates and call carly to
last days at THE RANDALL. (Ladies' Entrarc
m. to Sunday, May "a, p. m Office hours
evenings.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-05
Ell Ola DEAYER

Sells horas faltarian para que Ell
GrubieundO Fabo asomarA aus dora
daa habras Robre 10 Ia de In tierraD
euAnio sl ruido sStnusndoao de tri'
quitrs ques, tfuenC y pstArdcH, hi.
eieTou despertar & los habitantes de
San Juan.
Sc uso y 90 Abuso de esta diver
sion, oil extreme que se ponian Pc
tafdos 6 las puertaa de lAs cAsas; al
gunas personas, IN % sntukiRsmo
pAtri6tico, &C jiAn los sSs faconea. y
los voleAbAn, schAndo 10 bRsWra 81
suslo y porfsndo varios petardos en-
oil fondo del aSa faconS les psgAhAn
fuago prodacisndo nm ruiao infer
nal, durando ssta diversion toao eli
dia de aver y pRrts de 10 noehs,
Por 10 mafiana infinia&d de b2nGe
rRs fotAban al aire, colcc&das Algu
mas por lA eomision, On las GALES de
Allen y San Franeiaec.
A la hors pre1jAda, SO llevo &
efecto 10 parA&a eivieo militGr, lA
eusl estuvo may lucida.
Soldados de infanteriR de Marina
y batAl.6n paertorriquef1o, polieia
inaular, cabAlieriA, artileria, eaeue'
.As pdblicas, etc. dssfilaron por IL
plaza principal, por frsnts 81 Ayun.
tAmiento en- donde ae sncontrshAn
el G obernAdor y demas antoridadaa.
Log mas llAm6 IL atsnei6n sl
Regimiento irfAntil de! Asilo de B D
nsdcencia, cuyos soldAdos llevRbAn
fasilss de MADEIRA.
Mas tArds, meeting en- el TeAtro.
Por 10 tarde, cueafia, g atAs y
demks in sgos popul&res; por In NO
che rstrata en- lA plszA 90 ,,6nD que
m6ndoss bonitos fusgos ArtifiCiRles,
Entee diehos efuegosS se qusno
uno que tel Il IL 81 g ria del escu DO
de p. srto Rico, muy rtfsticAmente
heeho psrO que no pndo lucir ma
cho, & eGusa del humo q le dsspren
H., y que & r&tos ocultabA total
msnts sl Q sudo, y para tsrminAr 10
fiesta, un magnifi 20 balls de obrs'
ros en- el T ktro, Q a 81 q1e los hii .
d IL trAb 10 pASaron sgfAiablaa hj
r&s de sol z.
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La nina mas
riCa del mQndO
Obr0rO de pOcOS amos atraS,
multimillOnariO hoy

NaeyA York, Juuio %. Las in
menaas riquesAs de 10 nina dc Pal.
milo, situSd& cercR de ParraI, Nc.
iico, sstkn llamanao podsrosameuts
10 Atencion del mundo miusro.
EstR nina 6 descubiertA haee SO.
10 cuAtro amos por an tAl Pearo Al.
varaao, peon que sntonces trAtaiA
ba por an jornsl de so cantavos die
rios. AlVarado es Aun duefio de In
nina. que Sc eonsiaerR como lA maa
rie& del plane tn.
La "Amel lean Smelling & Rsfi
ming Co." ha trAtado On vAno do ID
quirir 10 propisSad de eate rico We
nero, del sual AlvaI 10 no quiera en-
modo Rlguno nj por niDgu II canti
dad, desprenderss,
Alv&r&ao tiena carea aa mil burros
pRrR 10 aonauecion do los productos
minsroa al ferroearril. Ell. Ia mis-
ma nina de Palmillo t,sre una GAIA
de acero, On que guar&A barrAG de
oro Y plata, vAlu&a&s On sstents mi
llonss dc dollars. Resient sme to hA
aaao CON una nusvn vets que rinae,
sogun los an6lises practieAAos, oil
reaedor de 500 On orc y $500 en-
plata, por tonslAd&.
iii recient0 multimillonario, ha
POGO cue cftsci6 Al gobierno dc Nc.
iieo el dinero gu1f sisnte para oil pago
de toda 10 dauda pnbliea do In rep6'
bliea, paro al Ministro dc Hacisnds,
senior LimAntour, no qu,so en- modo
alguno acsptar Il generosa dona :
af0n
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: LA PALABRA DE HONOR.

LA FALAbKA LIE f1ONOR.
Cuanto Sc alegra aquel que en-
cuentra q un hombre que cumple
10 ofrecido, y cosas que resulten ser
10 que pretenden. A todos nos re-
pugna ell ser engafiados, especial
mente cuando ell engaf1o es inten-
cional. Esto duele mas que la
p6rdida de dinero que puede cons
tituir parte de la ofensa. Pero no
todos los hombres mienten, aunque
asi 10 dijo David en- un momento
dc ylolencia, pues 81 asf fuera, la
socicdad serla m impossible. To-
DO ell mundo sabe que ell comercio
esta basado sobre ell credito la
buena f6. Millones Sc compran
yonden cada dia, sin mas constan-
cla que las promesas de hombres,
no cscritas sino simplemente ver-
bales. A menudo Sc dice que las
Bolsas son nidos de tahdres, sin
embargo, en- ninguna parte Sc cum
pie meJor una promesa. Por 10
mismo, cuando nosotros afrmamos
que ell eicaz remedio denominado
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
iamasS engafla q cualquiera que &
ella ha acudido con la esperanto de
encontrar aliYio y curacion, tenemos
derecho 4 ser creidos. Esta afirma-
ci6n Sc funda en- 10 que Ell remedio
ha hecho en- tiempos pasados, en-
un sin ndmero de bien justifcados
casos. Solo Sc le recomienda como
produciendo los resultados para los
cuales ha sido elaborada Para los
casos de Escr6fula, Anemia, Alec
clones de la Sangre, la Garganta,
los Pulmones y Debilidad General,
usese este remedio sin p6rdida de
tempo. Els tan sabrosa como la
miel y contiene los principles nutri-
tivos y curativos del Aceite de HI
gado de BacaIao Puro, combinados
con Jarabe de Hipofosftos Com
puesto, Extractos de Malta Cere-
20 Silvestre. Gel Sr. General Mi
guel Molina, de Buenos Aires, dice:
Tengo Ell mayor placer de confrmar
los resultados satisfactorios obteni-
dos con la Preparation de Wampole
en- varios miembros de mi familia
ademas de su efcacia, reune la ven
taja de ser muy agradable al pala-
dar." pe venta en- todas las Boticas
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La nueVa te0fi
universal
Es ridiculizada en-
Harvard
(De maestro eOrresponsaD

NuevA York Junio 22.-En ana
entrevistA qaa tuvo hoy, sl pref sRor
T. w. Richards, aeGAno del departa-
mento de O ifmioA de Ia u Universiaad
Harvard, ss ha mostrAao esc6ptieo
acereR de la nusvA tsoria del univer-
30 expuesta reGisntsmente por hom
bras de eiencia londinenseH.
"No hay 10 menor duda de que Ell
1lamRao rRaiun es una nusvA mani
fsstRef6n 1s la energia en- la materia
que tianae q ampliar el saso eonear-
n1entO 81 aaunto que sa discute; pc
70 desir que suH:itays 6 10 mAtaria
90 coga del pAsRdo, as una &eclara-
zion radical que los hechos no eJm :
pruebsn."
"Los heshos relatives nj radiun
son los mas importAntes que 60 han
eonoeido en- los 1.timon veints Y
ssis amos, paro do satos hachos no
80 hA a0dueia0 conclusion a'guna
que aamuestre que IL matsria y ls
eleetriofaad son una 81 10 eosa Es
ana de las much&s hip6tssis qus
sWYgsn dc los hsChos relAcionados
CON este Aaunto nuavc, paro hay
otras maehAs que puedsn producir-
se, Eata podrA ssr corrssta, pero
0stA al a por probarBe.
LA conclusion es igual 10 que
har& sl qus .;nvisrta Sb en- &c
clones con ssp0rA1zs Do hacer an
million. Podr6 gsnar sl million, pc
70 difci1mente podr& &eeir, al hAesr
10 inversion de Au dinsro que 10 ts.
nia On el boloillo"
"Es qus exIBse gran difsronsia sn
tra lac palabFas ahiE otesiss y ans
CHOSE. Los aof Adores GUSTAV de
Ctt K 8 y de Losgs, porous 6Itos
hon nido sismpre sofi Ad3re1 y 50
lon xan q astablecsr conclusi 1ne
euAndo NO tisnen MAJ que hiI ct tssis
en- cue fandRrlap.
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TriQDfO de San
tOS DumOnt
Maniobra sobre Paris con
asombrosa facilidad

Paris, Junio 90 Santos Damont
ApSreei6 hoy por primarR vez enIs d
nuevo buqae Rsreo q nero &C br
ol mismo Gorax6n de L. udAd. Ma.
niobro sobre sl Arco de Tfiur 70.
dsseendiendo fre ate 81 casa de lo 9
CAmpos EIfssos.
e ReronAuta sAli6 & las y media
de 10 madrng ada aesas LongchAmp.
dirigi6ndose hkcia la 2 ace de L
Mtolle, aeguilo de mu titui de eli
elistas entusisatAs Sob.a lR plszR
de E:olle { f ,etuo muehts y muy
diffsiles evoluciones, reeo-r!o toAos
lea alre&eaorss del Areo de Triur TO-
pasau4o "a g1 I'd lie los Cam pos
E fssos. bsjo sl buque hssta oil nj
vel de "a caas, en- oil I'd nero Id
doude se detuvo para al no, ear.
M,sntras tanto, los veeinos y de
m&s tr4nseunte9, caidRbAn del bu
que, qae ne v 8 rodeado de curiosos
por espAcio de ne il hors. Mas
tArds reapArsei6 el vkliente iovsn
famaud3 trAnquilaments an e'ga
rri 10.
EYGdi sndo las eopss de 'ol Arbo'
lfs, el buque fa6 condueido hAstA el
GO ltro de loa Csm pos e eos, do; de
sa:endio dir 6ndoss de nusvo hA.
Ell Longchamp.
HAbfA pocA brisA E buque SO
mantuvo 6 una altu = como de 1G0
pies obsaseierdo psIfectamante bien
al tim6o. El & nero 9 as e, bUque
mas pee afo que hsstA la fschA hR
constYniao SAut1s.Damont Mi4a
como 300 pies c6oicos, y Ii ana unS
maqqinA de tres CD sllos de fac 5,
ssmejando por 10 hgurA, IA husvo
prolor q kgo
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Mapa de ESpa1a
J Portugal

Da an metro de largo por 0,70 de
knCho, msgUfficamspts tirAdo en-
eolores, dividito por capitAlss De
provlneiA y par tidos juaiciales. Con-
tiens todos los Hyuntamientos, al
dsSs y puebloat por pequsf1isimos
qas san que comprende lA Per IA
guIA Ib6riss, B BsleArss y CAnRriAB,
CON dAto8 ex8etisimos de euantas
oArretarAA, ferrocarrilss y eanales
atraviesan sEs suslos y los rios y
Arroyos que existsn, por e. NoriegR.
De gran ntiliaRa 6 todos. Pfopio
para otisinAs, despAehos y escuelAs.
Preeio: 2 pesstas.
AcAbA do punerse d In veutA en- 10
ease aaitori&l de los % flores B lilly
B sillI6re 8 Hiios, Plsxs- de Santa
Ana, 10, Madria, y sn todas las Ii
brerias,
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Liga de prOpietariOS'

Antsnoehs eslobr6 session la Jants
directive do 10 sLiga DO propista :
RIGS dc dncas urbAnAs de San Juan
Sc aprobAron los balances do caia.
Sc acorlo sstablsesr AlzAda ante
el Sserstario de Pasrto Rico, contra
los Acuerdos del AyuntAmiento to
mados sobre escrit o de 10 GL'gks
respecto 6 los presupueatoV,
Qaeao nombraAa una eom's6n
para qxe yea Al SacretArio de Puer.
to Rico y apoys 10 anterior alzldA.
Sc enter6 10 dirsctiva de la recla
masi6n heehR al citAdo Jsfs de Ds
pArtRmento CON motive del nusvo
Aumanto en- oil valor del aqua,
Sc resolvi6 gastionar las Eeaesa.
rias modifeaCiones an 81 pago del
smpr6Gtiso municipal, por entsnder
existen irrsgulAridAdes en- alganAs
Ae aus eonsiaer&cionea.
Sc tomaron adem6s otrcs aeuordos
ds importAncia para la AsociAei6r.
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HUELGA TERMINADA

Ei RlcAlds de 10 eiuaad, SEN r Ro
berto H. Todd, rsuni6 aver tarae on
su despacho & los dusfios de t&honas
y ana eomis On del grsmio de pRnA
deros, ! fin de tsrmiuar 10 hua'gA de
los pRnRasros.
DsspCeI de lArga Gorf arsnsi& ell
sefior Todd pudo MrmonixAr los inte
reses de ambAs parties, qusdando SO.
lusiorado el cor fieto.
Es probable que sAtA tArde SO ella
bore pan, pero CON toaA segaridad
manana tenderness este artisulo de
primera neeeaidad.
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Ilteligente li1O

HA regrssado 81 lor native, con
objsto de pAsar aqsf las vacGeiones,
el intsljgents nifo Ricardo B ond et,
hijo de los eSposos B ondst.
Preeox Y de gran intsFg sueis,
Aprovseh6 muy bisn sl tempo que
pAao ea los EstAdos UnidoS
FalicitAmos los esposos B ondst
por las iefAcoionss cue expert
mentAn en- eatoa momantos,
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CeleStinO DOmilgueZ
RubiO

He llegado 6 Puerto Rico el ioven
abe gAdo RmerieAno don Cslestino
Domipgutz Rubio, que estudio en-
w Ashir gton.
81 joven Domingusz obtHYo tri-
llantss notAs oil obtensr M t!tulo, 9
inGuaAblsmante le estkn resarv&dos
On sl eisrcieio de 50 pre- fes'on hon
rosog triunfos.
Hiio do nm auen puertorr,qusfio.
~ inteligsneia y Gus prendAs perao'
males de gran valer, SON CARA nti 81
de que en- sd psfs sabr6 luchar poE
las libsrtRdes y por 81 derscho asl
pueblo pusrtorriquefo.
SaludGmosle sfactuosamente 60
su rotorno & 10 p@tri&.
Para CUrdr un RefTGdo en- un dI0
tome Las PAsTTLLAs LAXANTE DB BRoMA
QUTNINA. ii boticsrio 10 deyolyer4 81 dnero 8
no % Curs La hrma de u. w. GROVE 50 nals
aD oads oaiita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-05
Regata de DOteS

B 0nito &uimAao aspecto presen'
t&bA aver la bahiA. LnfiniIad de bo'
tes Ia cruz AbAn en- distintss dirseeio'
neg, llevaudo 6 Ga borlo muehRs
personAs que quei fAu prsseneiAr los
ineidentsa do In regAta.
Las naS interesAntes fasron las
de botes s la vs.A.
La primer& se llsv6 s sfscto entire
los botes aComercioa, .NGevA India
nas y sPtovidenOias, que SON los
botss mas r6pidos que hay en- el
pnarto.
Dssds sl prim:r momento O eCo'
msrcio ss desIigo r&piao, mRgcffso,
tomAnao bAstante Vab tsia; los mi :
llarss de espsctAdores que .se apifi =
ban en- los musllas y dkrsana, 6iGron
con sorpresA de todos 30 puAo OBJ
aarvAr que el Il 1diana~, CON gran
habilidaS, 81 dollar IL boya qRa ser
via de gufR, cort6 por sotAvento 81
sComsrcioD. Dssde este momento
50 VIC gus aicho bots tomabA venta
10, obtsnienao ell triurfo.
Et patron del 81 idian&u Jaani
to el Auaaluz, con mucho placer
40 guRrd6 los smAshacantess, gus
tkndols mas 6sto qRs los APPLAUSE Q
que le prodigaroD.
uDIGANME
Cn&lss SON % msiores eigarFilloa dc
Puerto Rlcos
IA 0OLECTIVg"
IOuGlss SON lcs eigATEilloa mas baratoz
" VIOLETA"
BLhN DIOHO U!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-05
DIR. Jose Ordonez Gomez

Dedicado las especialidades de Cirujfa
General 6rganos genito-urnarios.
Ofreoe sus servioios profesionales Allen ST.
81. Piso segundo
HoraR de conaulta.-Los dias laborables.-
De 2a4
Consulta gratuita para los pobres ,-Martes
z s&bados de A & 5.
lk Va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-05

La fGbricR de tabacos LA Cuba.
ntta" hR suprimido IS tAblqueros,
eraemos que cuando MAIDEN ell local
ssrkn nuevamente admiti6om.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-05

La colonia de norte amsrieanos
residentes On asta villa no deseA ado
pAss desapercibida lA festividad del
4 de Jnlio, han organizGdo nm baile
que tsndrG lugar en- lR Casa @ IN els
torial csdi&a &c antsmsnte por ell
senior alealde CON esta obisto. No
sAbemos de otros fsitsios en- dieho
die.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-05

Sc nos dice que el sen Dr. Eseudero
Miranda formar& parts de 10 reiae.
ci6n de LA e .trella del Norts."