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sEAMEN PER1sHEp.
1alt-Laden Bark Rans Aground Q
Is Fast Going to Pieces.

1alt-Laden Bark Rams Aground and
Is Fast Going to Pieces.
Atlantic City. N. J.. Jan. 21@The
bark Abbott. salt laden from Turks
Island, for New York. went aground
near Pip Bottom light and is fast 60
ing to pieces. Five of her crew Of
nine were picked up, but it is believed
the other four were killed by falling
wreckage. When the bark struck the
strain caused one of her masts to fall
and it is thought that four of her
crew were either killed by the wreck
age or stunned and fell overheard and
were drowned. The rescued men were
IN dying condition when rescued.
The life savers launched the life
boat and started to the rescue. After
battling with the heavy seas the life
savers reached the Abbot and found
that she was dismasted and there was
no sign Of life on board: After cruis-
ing about the wreck for some time
time they located the Abbot's house.
Clinging to the top of the wreckage
and almost dead from exhaustion
were five members of the crew. They
were quickly taken into the lifebcat
and brought ashore, none able to tell
Of the terrible sufferings. The life
savers again went to the scene of the
wreck but have not yet succeeded in
finding any trace of the other four
members of the crew.
One of the men of the Abbot later
died of exposure in the ship bottom
station. The other four are uncon-
scious and their condition is critical.
Strike Commission.
Philadelphia, Jan. 21-The first
witness called by the strike commits
sion was Gilbert Jones, one of the as
sistant mine superintendent of the
Temple Iron company. He denied
positively that blacklist existed at
the company's collieries. On cross
examination he said he had issued or
ders to the foremen of collieries over
which he has supervision not to en-
ploy as miners any of the men who
were on strike at the Maltby colliery
Of the Lehigh Valley company. G. L.
Houser of Scranton. auditor Of the
Temple Iron company, presented tc
the commission the statements rela-
tive to wages. These included state
ment Of the earnings OF the company
for 1901. The Temple company en-
p.oys ITO men whose average earn
ings in 1901 was s1.59 $40 a day. The
company has NO company stores. The
Temple Iron comrany then rested its
case and the Leigh Valley Coal com
pany proceeded tc ca witnesses.
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You Can Have $4,000

without notice out of your savings
deposits. bearing per cent interest.
in the P,ttsburg Trus, COMPANY, s2s
Fourth avenue. Rittshnrg, Pa So
0O0, 100000 capital, surlpluss and prof
its. Stsrt with Sl.O0. Bank by mail.
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Governor lnaugurated.

Columbia. S. c.. Jan. 21.-Hon.
Duncan Clinch Hayward was inaugur.
ated as governor of South Carolina.
At the same hour James T. Sloan
was sworn in as lieutenant governor
to succeed James H. Tillman. The
Inaugural ceremonies were brief and
simple. Prayer was offered by Rev.
o. A. Darby, after which the oath OF
office was administered to Governor
Hayward by Chief Justice Young
Charles Pope.
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Notice of Dissolution.

LOG AN. OHIO January q. 1903
Notice Is herebv given. that the cop .rt-
EiSe'r aud Charles NcLain, trading under
the name nf "EiSele & McLain." is thi day
dissolved nv mutual consent. the said VIM.
r E,sel. r. t,ring from <siu Company tn tho
bishop block tn lake CT the Line ana Ce-
me trade. The SAID Ch,rles McLsin Will
sine>s at the cid >tan,i. opposite Rochester'a
store Lime a~d Cement accounts payable
~ VIM. E. EiSele. Accounts for Monuments
and romostones pa yable io Charles McIlsin.
WM- v. FISELE.
CE.-RLES NCLAINs
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Wanted Furs.

Messrs Wolf and Gross;nan want
to buy all kinds of tnrs the highest
cash price paid, delivered at their
place of business, East Hunter ST.,
Logan, O.
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Chairman Jones' Successor.

Little Rock, Ark. Jan. 21.-The
general assembly in joint session
elected Ex-Governor James P. Clarke
to succeed James X. Jones in the
United States senate The vote was:
Clarke u, Jones Q. Remmet (Rep), 2.
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Archbishop Elder Robbed.

Cincinnati, JAN 21.-The residence
Of Archbishop Elder was entered by
burglars and quantity of clothing
and about $500 worth of silvrware
stolen. They failed to reach a safe
containing considerable money.
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Groceries Burned,

Milwaukee, Jan. 21.-Fire in the
brick warehouse Of William Gross
man, caused a loss to building and
contents Of about $4,000. The build.
ing was filed with a stock Of gro.
ceries.
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But great people because did
that did
Besides that of
the sale unable wait the crowds But could
the
last ten January We have finished invoice and find
have goods will dsrceo if Low PRICE
will sell them And here is unty Rea6 about and
During THIS SALE bother to
goods bother approval Cash
what want. We Of
the way make for New Goods
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JOHN A. SMITH,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
LOGAN. Oh o.

Collects Rents and Accounts, Negotiates
Loans. BOrrows and Lends Money. Buys AID
Sells zeal Estate and does general finan-
cial business once in James Block, with
V. c. Lowry.
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DIR. G. F. APLIN,

OFFICE. Opposite Opera House; Residence
Mulberry Street "a Block North oi Roches-
ter's store; Telephone: office No 81. Residence
No. lug; Office H u-s. 8 to L. am. 2 to anu 8
to p. m. Have recently taken special
course OF instruction on diseases oil women
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Valentines! Valentlnes!!

The biggest assortment in the city
at Bort & Co.'S Drug and Book Store.
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Harding a Candidate.
Distinguishes Men to Speak.

Canton, O., Jan. 17.-Following are
the toasts to be responded to at the
Mckinley memorial banquet Jan. 27:
President Roosevelt, William Nc
Kinley"; Secretary Of War Root,
"The Army; Secretary Moody, THE
Navy; General Luke E. Wright, vice
governor Of the Philippines, "The Fu-
ture Of the Philippines; Charles EN-
ory Smith, "Our Country; Governor
Nash 0Ohio
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Or. G. W. BERRY,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Logan, Ohio.

Once in rooms formerly occupied by DR.. J.
H. Dye. Phone IS. Residence. DR. Mansfield
house. 2 dooes west of Hartmann's cornor
Phone7.
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BUCKEYE STATE NEWS.
HISTORY OF A WEEK FOCUSED
IN THIS COLUMN.

Former Secretary OF Three Loan As
sociations Is Missing and Defalcation
Is Claimed-Senator Harding Seeks
Governorship-Other Ohio News.
Circleville, O.. Jan. 19.-The affairs
of G. C. Bayer. the missing ex-secre-
tary for three building and loan asso-
Citations. reached a crisis when the
committee appointed to audit his
books discovered evidences Of heavy
defalcations. An effort was made TO
keep the discovery a secret. His
shortages were estimated from $780,
900 to 100000, and there were not a
few ready to believe the latter figures
would not cover his peculations.
Four Men Killed.
Coshocton, O., Jan. 21.-Four men
were killed by an explosion Of the
boiler on an eastbound Panhandle
freight train four miles west Of Bow
erstown. The locomotive was hurled
60 feet in the air and crashed down
upon passing westbound freight
train, smashing the second car be-
hind the engine. Twenty-six cars
we're hurled down an embankment.
Fireman McCurdy and Brakeman
Clemens, who were on the engine that
blew up, were instantly killed, as well
as Engineer ]. D. Ward and Brake
man Petrie Of the passing freight
train. Engineer Dan O'Donnell was
fatally injured. Both tracks were
torn uo for 300 yards.
Five Charged With Murder.
Xenia, O.. Jan. 20.-Five men are
now under arrest at Cedarville for the
murder Of Jacob Harris. Besides
Charles Jeffreys, the brother Of the
girl who found the body. Elsa and
Alva Shingledecker, twin brothers.
Ellis Mcmillan and Thomas Tracy are
locked up. They comprise what is
known as the Dallas gang, all being
sent to the penitentiary several years
ago for plundering the Dallas home at
Cedarville. The first three were found
by the bloodhounds, Shingledecker
being picked out of a crowd Of sew
eral hundred people.
Harding a Candidate.
Columbus, O.. Jan. 19.-State Sem
ator Warren G. Harding Of Marion, in
q letter to friend In this city, an
nounces himself a candidate for the
Republican nomination for governor
of Ohio. He has been urged for
weeks and months by friends in diff
ferent sections Of the state to consent
to the use of his name in this connec-
ton. In deferring to their wishes, he
has placed himself in their hands,
content to abide the decision of the
convention;
Distinguished Men to Speak.
Canton, O., Jan. 17.-Following are
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We have made a price ON
what few Winter Waists We
have left, and If we have
your size yon will be sur
prised at the price you eau
buv them at. There are
some beautiful dressy waists
among them. .-....... .......
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Final Clearance Sale of all our
strck of Winter Jackets
and Monte Carlos, none re-
served-all must he sold at
oncr-and they will.
at the pricrs We put on
them. Womens' Misses
and ChilIren's Garments Of
all grades in this sale, from
the moderately priced ones
pp to the 6nest.. .............
February. as rule, IA one of the
severest winter mOnths-
therefore ba. gains like these
will he appreciated. A Fine
Garment at the price Of q
cheap one ..............-......
You will regret it If You miss this
sale. Come IN the forenoon
as you will he more apt to
get waited on 10 Your sat
isfactlnn. .......................
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la clase que ell ministro pide mas milo
mes que ell anterior.
Y ell que mas pide es ell meior.
FL PAPA

acknowledgements, Leon XIII, duran
tie la grave enfermedad que padece,
ha demostrado tener--como decianos
nuestro corresponsal cablegratico en-
New sYork-extraordinario vigor fl
sico.
A su cdad, solo una constitution
muy fuerte podria haber soportado las
tremendas alternatives que Ell ha te-
nido en- su enfermedad.
Afirmaba nuestro corresponsal que
en- vista del robusto ORGANISING del Pa
pa v del giro de la dolencia despu6s
que Sc lie hizo la operation en- ell pc
cho, abrigaron los m6dicos la espe-
rama de ~salvarle.
\ 6ltimamunte, brusco cambio en-
la enfermedad ha hecho porder toda
esperanza, esperandose, pues, por mo-
mentos que entregue su alma 4 Dlos ell
successor de San Pedro.
En- estos ultfmos tiempos ell Papa ha
experimentado no pocas desazones,
entire elias ell asunto de los frailes en-
F~ilipinas; pero la llamada question
religiosa en- Francia ha sido sin duda
la mayor, nues aun continna sobre ell
tapete.
Para cUr0r un RefrJGdo en- IN ho
tome las PAsTILLAs A DR. BR A4
no 81 cura La arma de \. W. GROVE 90 ala
Q oaca oajita.
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Los que padecen de asma v de otros
trastornos bronquiales deben leer la
carta que transcribimos 4 continuation:
<Sres. Scott 4 Bovine, Nueva York,
<Muy Sres. mics: He usado su pre-
parade Emulsion de Scott de aceite de
bacalao con hiposfoitos de cal y de
,sosa en- dos casos que me han dado ex-
celentes resultados: uno era de bron-
quits capilar v otro de asma bron-
quail, cuyos paroxismos eran suma-
mente dolorosos. Los efectos del pre-
parade en- ambas Intermediates han
sido eficaces. Soy de Uds S. S. v
amigo.
Ldo. .Jose Rum0n Lmal6.
Micmbro del Juro M6dico de Santo
Domingo v M6dico de los Asilos de
Beneficencia V Manicomios. Gale de
Sanchez n1mero %. Santo Domingo.
r. Do
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Be encuentran en- Ponce nueStrOS
amigos don Carlos f. Storer y don
JESUS Maria Lago. Les s%aludamos
afectuosamente.
FL dia l3-n6mero fatal-el mori-
miento MARTINA en- ell puerto de Ma
yaguez, era ell siguiente: - rasatlanti-
co, ntugun0. Costaneros, utngun0-
Despachados trasatlanticos, nIngu1o-
Buques en- puerto.-Trayesfa, niugu-
H0-CabOtaje, ntuguno. Como Sc
llama esa tigural
Han sido aprobados por ell Departa-
mento de Education los nombramien-
tos de profesores para la ciudad del
Sur, hechos por la Junta de Instruc-
cl0n de csa ciudad.
FL Ayuntamiento de Ponce ha acor-
dado gratificar con ciento ochenta PEE
SOS ~anuales al escribiente del Cuerpo
de Bomberos.
LEGO 4 Ponce ell Cinemat6grafo que
estaba en- Yauco. FL jueves sera la
primera function V dc SECURE que 4
6sta no faltara eel aticionado V popular
.Jpuntto d Noco.
Han regresado 4 San German, pro-
cedentes de los Estados Unidos, don
Francisco Placido Quinones, acompa-
nado de su distinguish esposa doha
Enriqueta Rosy, Y tambien ell senior
Avelino Cruz.
Don Salvador Gregory, trata de pu-
blicar en- San German un peri6dico
jocoso, de ~caracter local. que Sc titu-
lara La Grilla. iQuien publica FL
Grt2loI
Dona Ana de la Tore, profesora
que ejerci6 ell magisterio en- Cabo-Rojo
durante mas die % amos, no ha sido
contratada ALI para ell presente, no
obstante los buenos deseos de la Junta
Local, porque es una de las victimas de
la ley de Linch, es decir, de Lincey.
Lo mismo da.
La compania del ferro-carril suspen-
dera ell tratico en- ell trayecto de Yauco
4 la hacienda Santa Rita. Esa in
terrupcion, que sera de un mes, Sc
debe q la necesidad de hacer en- aquel
trozo algunas recomposiciones.
Extractamos de FL Patriota, peri6-
dico republican, de San German:
<Mr. Samuel Nc Lindsay, Comisio-
nado de Educaci6n, ha salido para New
York.
Isl Sc quedase por ALLAH
Los vecinos de Rio Grande MUGS
transe muy satisfechos con la ofcina
de tel6grafos alberta ALI r~eciente-
mente.
Sc dice que en- Yauco Sc emplean
obreros italianos en- los trabajos de
alcantarillado y demas obras munich
pales.
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Y RUSSIA

New York, Julio ID 1.3O p. NJ.
Informan de Londres que Alemania
desarrolla politica tendente { en-
gatusar 4 Russia. FL gabinete de Gui-
llermo ha adoptado ciertas medidas en-
ell sentido de atraerse las simpatfas del
Gar. Afirmase que csta actitud de
Alemania es debida 4 actitudes Gle
Francia Y 4 los successes polfticos de
Russia Y Turqufa. A esta Ultima Sc di-
ce que AIemania apoYa indirectamente.
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LA NOVELA DE LA VIDA

Esta manana Sc presento al JueZ
kopel. una mujer ioven Y bella pr6xi-
ma 4 ser madre.
Su semblante demacradO, denuncla-
la las torturas V necesidades que sufre.
--Yo no quiero-decia-que recaiga
ningGn castigo sobre mi seductor; solo
quiero, senior Juez, que me ayude ST.
Quiera sea para pagan la pobre casa.
Paso dias terribles, llena Gle necesida-
dies V pensando en- cual sera mi situa-
ci0n pronto, cuando no este sofa. No
puedo TRAFALGAR Y me siento d6bil.
FL Juez, compadecido, agreg6:
-Yo no puedo hacer NADIA ahora,
hasta que listed no sea madre. En-
tonces, cuando listed pruebe quien es
eli padre de SUI hiio, entonccs, yo pue-
co hacer algo
La pobre mujer con l6grimas en- los
oios, Sc retro muy triste.
Desgraciadamente aqul, Y fuera Gle
auuf. estas cosas son frecuentes.
Los ~actuales c6digos, tan censura-
dos O raz6n, algo habrfan de tener
de bueno.
Los c0digos actuales, son severos,
Sumamente severOs, en- TODD cuanto a
In muier en- causas tales Sc retiere y es
la parte buena Gle esa obra que detien-
de por todos los medios 4 la i%rredenta,
4 la desdichada 4 quien 4 veces la me-
nor sonrisa que prologue, condena.
De estos casos, Sc nj muchos a
diario, V los Jueces Sc muestran bas-
tantes seyeros O los que d%elinquen.
Ell que mas pide es Ell meior
FL periodista espanol senior Alas dl-
ce en- un articulo que cada vez que Sc
p~resenta I'm nueyo presupuesto de la
Guerra, Sc acuerda del siguiente chas-
carrillo, ocurrido en- una hbreria:
-iTiene listed dictionaries, grue-
SOS, en- folio!
ST, senior.
-Pues saqueme listed cuatro 8 cinco.
-iDe que idioma los quiere listed!
Me es indiferente; los quiero para
r~etratarme apoyado Ell ellos, y 10 esen-
cial es que abulten.
ESQ; 10 e~sencial es que abultc la cl-
fra del presupuesto para conyencer a
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Los MEDlcos PERPLEJos

Nueva York, Jdlio -, 100 p. NJ.
Ante los repentinos cambios que Sc
operan en- la enfermedad del Papa.
que pasa, con asombro de los m6dicos,
del estado agonico 4 reacciones en- que
recobra sus fuerzas mostrandose ami
moso, a~quellos estan perpleios, ha-
biendo manifestado esta manana que
era un case rarfsimo en- los anales de
la ciencia medica.
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SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DE
ala CORRESPONDENCE"
{ p A p A
fla oRREsPoNDENCIA"
SERVICIo ESPECIAL
{ L p A p A

Nueya York, Julio Is, 1.30 p. NJ.
Despacho de Roma informa que Ell
Papa ha recobrado de nueyo las ~fuerzas.
Esto ha sorprendido 4 TODD el mundo,
Y especialmente 4 la capital de Italia,
pues la muchedumbre apinada frente
al Vaticano al leer aver ell 1ltimo bo-
letin empez6 q desilar, cundiendo por
la ciudad la noticia de que en- breve
espirarfa Leon XIII.
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Ell kEARSARGE

New York, Julio IL 1.30 p. NJ.
Desde Washington Sc ha ordenado
al escuadron americana que cruce ell
Atlantico para hacer una prueba del
andar que desarrolla ell acorazado
<kearsarge>.
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HUELGAS ANDALUZAS

New York, Julio ID 100 p, NJ.
Dicen de Madrid que las huelgaN de
este ano en- Andalucfa %preocuran Sc
riamente al gabinete de SilNela. La
situacion en- las comarcas anlaIuzas es
muy precaria " cada dia Sc agrava
mas.
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N OTICIAS.

Dice La Eoz az la Patria:
<El 1ltimo n6mero de <La Cores
pondenciaS viene magnfticamente inn
preso con tipos nueyos. Felicitamos
q la empresa.2
Gracias, colega.
FL individuo Luis Maxan, en- ell mo-
m,nto que conducia una carretilla de
mano lie Ia Playa de Ponce, fue dete-
nido por un guardia municipal que
sospech6 Sc trataba de alg6n robo.
Registrada la carretilla Sc encontr6
una lave de las que Sc usan en- las ca
nerfas del acueducto. Maxan Sc halla
detenido.
Sc encuentra enfermo en- Ponce de
alg6n cuidado ell senor Simon Moret,
padre del DIR. del mismo nombre. De
seamos su mas pronto %restableci-
miento.
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LNy1uL

! Para a:iv IT csa irritac.on 4::e
j sienten aque!los que padeccn alguna
] affection brouquial, las PnAtiliaS
Y BrouqulaIcs de Brown, son muy
j titles. Remedio sin igua1 para la
2 tos, ronquera y NAL de garganta. .
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Dr.. NJ. RamirGS
Msdico Ciruiano.
OCUIISTA.
CONSULTAS: de 2 d 5 P. NJ.
Plaza Principal MIN. 60

Tn ilustrado puertorriqaeno, recitn
llegado L Ponce de los Estados Unidos
acaricia cl pensamiento lie publican
ALI una <RevistaS semanal de pedago-
gfa. dando en- ella. tambien. seccioaes
Gle amena literature. De dasear es
que Sc realize ell pensamiento.
Maria Colon fu6 raptada en- Ponce
por Guillcrmo Rodriguez. Este fue
dcnunciado al Juzgado correspondien-
te por ell padre de la ioven, y Sc sigue
causa por cl hecho.
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Sal Superior de Curazao
A so OENTAVCS 90

Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas V hnas ia
manos de 2 hasta 5 pull
gadas a $3.50.
Maiz del pals a $500 a.
Chorizos galIegos en- latas
q $I,Io.
Alambre puas, rollo>
de 90 lbs, So.
Gram as, rarril de 90
ibras S..
Oirecen BaQuefO J G&Ddara
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0ireCen BaQuefO J GaDdara

Calma chicha en- la ciudad del Oeste.
Tres dias han pasado desde ell II sin
que la policia presentara una denun-
cha nj hubiera novedad en- la Sala de
Socorro. Del NAL ell menos.
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Para cUror Vn RefrtGdo en- Un dJo
o ne las PA%TTLLDAS Ok BROAO
JUININA. 81 hoioario ls devolverA 81 dipsro Il
nose cura La ar ma lie Y u, Grows 80 halls
Ell q, da ca ILA
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Ha circulado en- la isla ell primer
n1mero de Cosmos, interesante publ
caci0n Yaucana.
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n OticiaS,

LoNsEJo A LAS MADREs Hiarab~ ealnans
ae Ia se1orA Winslow debe ussTse a=mPre que los nines
estan en- el pedodo de Ia denticion ProPorcicna ahylo
Inmediate al pequefo paciente produce nn sGeno IA
mav Two ? alegre . rs muy ~agradabie a P~aladar, Gains
Al ni6o a6laada sus ercias. alivia sns dolores hass n
riies las funclones del est0ms g. ? regula los mtesthoS
a eI-ueior remedic sonocido. pa.a IA dia.Tea "a pre-
srneAI5ya Re Ia deaticion 8 de cns99iefa orrA eAasAs
T1ngase mucho cuidado en- pedtE 81 Jaraes ~@A@AA1
a. II sefsre Winalcw O. al nsieg 10 TODD
Perdida de apetito, no tener ganas
de conner, debilidad, ~flojera, ideas
tristes Y melancolia desaparecen en-
pocos dias con ell vino Cerebrina Ul-
rici,
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Sc e%ncuentran en- Ponce nuestros
amigos don Carlos F. Storer Y don
JESUS Maria Lago. Les saludamos
afectuOsamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-15

Han sido aprobados por ell Departa-
mento de Educaci6n los nombramien-
tos de profesores para la ciudad del
Sur, hechos por la Junta de Instruc-
ciNn de rSa cindad-
The Globe-republican., 1903-12-10
ANNUAL FIREMEWS BALL
viii Be a Grander Affair this Year
Even Than In the Past.

viii Be a Grander Affair this Year
Even Than In the Past.
The Dodge City fire company will give
its annual ball on New Years eve at
McCarty's rink. The boys intend to
make this ball surpass all previous ones.
The rink will be beautifully decorated
for the occasion. Ia past years the annu.
al flremens ball has been a big social
event, This year the boys have deter
mined to out do all previous efforts and
preparations are already being made for
the occasion.
The company Is composed Of volun-
tcers, young men about town who give
their attention to furnishing fire pro-
lection. Naturally the town appreciates
their services and the boys are in high
favor. An event like the big annual ball
given by The boys is a matter in which
every one in town is interested and the
attendance will be large. 1t ought 10 be
as large as the capacity of The rink will
admit, The tickets will be on sale soon
and they will be Que class Of tickets
which everybody will take pleasure in
buying because the money goes to the
fire company. dhe Beeson orchestra will !
furnish music for the ball.