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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

Policeman Magee, of Brookhayen,
in attempting TO arrest young man
by the name of Frank Jones in that
city the other day, found it ecesiary
TO shoot him. the ball striking him
III the neck and ranging downward.
fagee was arrested and put under
ond of 81 200 to await the result of
be wound, but sentiment is decidedly
in his favor. and it is thought that if
the case comes to trial he viii ba
promptly acquitted.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26
BIDS WANTED

The undersigned will receive sealed
lids for the grading of their property
lots 255 and 256, city of Meridian, until
Saturday noon, September &c. EDgin-
s specifications and estimates can
be seen in this Office. Right TO reject
any and all b ds reserved.
STAR COMPRESS AND WAREHOUSE Co.
9-1S-9t Meridian, VI 'ss
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

At Corinth the people of late who
want to move to that city are finding
it difficult to secure houses. 1t has
been that way in Hattiesburg all the
time, Notwithstanding the fact that
houses are being built all the time.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

The Natchez Democrat goes into
figures to show the ''blood money"
that has been extorted from the Z. &
M. Y. railroad by the back tax col
lector of the state of Mississippi and
puts it down at 81, 5s3, 1863, cover
ing period of just four years.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

The Presbytery of Philadelphia,
the Mobile Herald says, think that
Booker Washington is doing more for
himself than for any one else. Book
er, we suppose. is adherring to the
principle of looking out for number
one.''
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

A travelling representative of the
church of Doyie gave an entertain
ment at Columbus, Miss. Thursda,
night which was pretty largely at
tended. He had with him a ma9i-
lantern outfit and gave panoramic
views of Zion City, Dowie's home.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

Mr.. z. NJ Rogers, who lives in the
neighborhool of Collins. on the G.
& s. I. railroad, raised this yea
from q acres of land planted in TO
matoes, enough to net him 81, 700, ant
this in addition TO more than ton
OF the fruit rotting in the field.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

A number of installment goods sell
lers were arrested in Jackson the 9TH
or day for selling goods without q
license, and the mayor fined them $40
each and cost. They were from At
lanta, representing an ipstallment
goods house of that city.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

The little town of Magee was visit
ed by fire last Monday and the val
ne of property destroyed was $1,000.
The losers were E. E. Mangum, 81,
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

Pistol toting bids fair to soon be
obsolete in the great city of Chicago.
1t is reported that within the past
year the habit of carrying concealed
weapons has dropped off 90 per cent.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

Capt. s. 8. Bulls, formerly of the
Gulf and Ship Island road. is showing
the people of Vicksburg how to run a
street car line. He is extending the
line in every dire tion where it is
feasible to do 80 and is showing by
his work that he knows what he is
doing
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

An exchange says that il Roosevelt
ever makes tour of the south it If
going to see to it that Vardaman
joins IN and makes the rounds with
him, predicting that in such an event
the 'fur would be made fly if any
joint debates took place between them
dnrino the trin''
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

The Commonwealth, Vardaman' e
paper, published at Greenwood, gives
as s opinion that the cotton crop of
the delta is off at least 33 3 per cent,
compared with the prospect of a
month ago.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

There will be an effort made at the
next session of congress to have the
salaries of members of that body
raised from 50, 600 to 81, 800 per an
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

The play entitled 1.-THE Telephone
Girl, is holding the boards at the
Century Theater in Jackson, to day.
matinee and night performance.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

State Senator \. H. George, OF
Carrollton, Miss, is opposed, it Is
said, to the repeal of the 14th and
18th amendments of the constitution.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

Wilcox county, Ga, is grooming
under tax levy of S42 on the 81 900,
and yet that old county, as far as the
people are concerned, is prospecting as
never before.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

Luther Manship of Jackson, lee
tured to a large audience at Blue
Mountain, Tishomingo county, last
Friday night.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

The Clarion Ledger Of jackson. to
bear it out in its argument that Jack
son is making rapid strides forward.
states that Mr.. r. 4. Wainwright, :
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

The chair of political jurispru-
dence at Princeton University is held
bv Henry Garfield, son of the late
President Garfield.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

The Blue Mountain Standard hat
changed hands, H. ID. Wilson retiring
as editor and proprietor, and G. J..
Wilson taking his place.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

The name of General Miles las
been suggested by some as candl-
date for the presidency in 1904.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

The annual meeting of the Tom
bigbee Presbytery will be held at
Bethel church, Lowndes comfy on the
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

Clarksdale, Miss, now has fonr
banks, the last one to be established
there being the Bank of Commerce.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

There is but one ginnery in the state
operated by electricity and that is
located at McComb City.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

The cry all over the state is that
the fields are white with cotton and
no hands to do the picking.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

real estate agent there, has sold $96.
600 worth of property from Septem-
Der 20. 1902 to September 20. 1903.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

The state insane asylum of Louisi-
ana gives notice that it is crowded,
and there is no room for any more.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

800. no insurance; DR.. Wade, dentist.
$500, no insurance; Mays g. Frank
lin, SO. 500, insurance 50, 500; M. j.
Everett. 81, 700, insurance 81. 500.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

Judge Niles will hold term Of tie
federal court at Vicksburg October p.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

Ifyou not making money fast you would like
to suggest that bring out of your idle
and take few Of the unexcelled bargains have to
offer you The owners of the property have
me to sell it and method is carry orders
breaks the owner SO let it 90:
First will call your attention to Mr. W. A. Steven
sons handsome residence street, an
extra large and romy lot Northeast front nice
shade and fruit trees and flowers the yard
pastered and papered, with all modern conven
fences such city water Connections electric
lights, ETC., In fact it is most desirable
homes in the city, at very satisfactory price if bought
before the first of October
house and lot Walnut which ought to
readily sell for $1,000 can be had at for $3.50.
Some vacant lots the same street.
handsome house and lot on the street
occupied by Mr.. Derrckson goes for $780, Would be
bargain $4,000
Four lots Southern ranging IN price from
$4O0 to $1,000
house and lot Pine street for $3.50
Twenty three lots in same reghborhood ranging IN
price from 800 to $500.
Three beautiful lots Gordon street for $780,
Two Bouie street As 1-2x1oO feet for $500
A handsome new house front and back gallery
house with an east 'front.' and neatly painted,
splendid water and other convenlences the Pearl
and Leaf Rivers depot S2OOO $780, $50 per month
until paid for, house renting for s18 per month.
Two nice houses on Second street, $1,000 $1,000
respectively.
Three comparatively TO
sn Yellow n gfrom to
fmSn o dearadel cant.
poultry convenient school
wi sci chep nd n asnabee
nhosenc
f bought wek.
rM.J rtdgerd enohr 81 10000
bargains on nrouom mention Comso
1 Shy
n Infto
I
get the agency
hhmsthon sphndhpe
speculation
gfD
lines
AIMEE icroan
land
kaB
YOURS TRULY,
Th0s. N. Ferguson,
Hattiesburg, Miss.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

The Clarion-L Ledger speaking OF
the old, abandoned capitol building
at Jackson, says: 1.-The use to which
the structure will be put after its
abandonment is yet in doubt. no de-
cision on the subject having been
reached, but for several years at
least, it is likely to continue the
abiding place of bats and owls amp
other creatures of the night"
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

In certain town in Indiana, the
citizens have gone into law to pre-
vent the city authorities from grant
ing admission to street fair aggre-
CATION that has applied for a privi-
lege to exhibit there, and the Jack
son, Miss. News. chimes in with sem
timent for the citizens using these
words: jackson has had her share
Of experience in this line. 2
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

ter works. electric light systems and
other conveniences not dreamed of ten
or twelve years ago.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-26

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-17
Information Local

..Anoshe tom6 possession eel ear
20 de eomisionaao de 10 policfs ia.
sular, Mr.. Harrison Con tal motive
asta mafiena los aoctores Herman
dezy Qasvedo B sez faeron con di.
cho senior 6 con sreneisr CON el Go.
bsrnaaor.
Hoy se hA exRminsao de prcfs.
nor principal, el Prssbftero senior
Lo, @czo, cara p4rroco que fac de 10
UAtearal, doctor ae dereeho civil v
ean6nico y miembro de 10 junts To-
col do instruction pGbli:a DO esta
isla por nuehos sfios.
..Esta man ana se VIC en- iucio DOR
iuraao, IL eausa de Angels Rodri
guex. acasada de hurto de mayor
esantfa. Dsspuss de las prua6as
testifiesles y de los argumsntos do
L. aefensa cargo del Liesneiaao
RoarigaeE Osbollero, el iarado cali.
fic6 el &elito do manor auantfa.
..Por venaar depaes Do las 12 do
10 noshs fs& mnlsado hoy q senor
Francisco Giral, eomerciante de 10
Gale do San jose.
..Por anasns zAr al polisis Bisnva.
niao LAguna, fu6 eonaenaao 6 anffir
60 6as do arresto 81 indivi&ao Jaau
Rivera.
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Ell heridose halla
muy grave
Sc desconoce al autor
del atentado

New York, JUNO II, ll.30 a. m.
FL alcalde de Camajuani, segun
otros despachos, hallase muy grave
y Sc desespera de salvarle. Desco-
nocese al autor del hecho, y la po-
licfs y guardia rural hacen activas
d1igencias para aescubrirle. FL al
calde es muy estimado y persona
en6rgica, atribuyendose eli atentado
de que ha sido sictima q sus enc
migos politicos. FL seflor Estrada
Palma ha telegrafiado q Ia familia
del alcalde, lamentando ell suceso.
Tamb en- ha indicado q las autori-
dades que procedan con toda ener-
gfa en- este aSuntO.
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EDICTO

Estados Untdos de America
S. s. E1 Pres1dente de
los Estados Un1dos y en-
su nombre, don Otto Seho-
enrt ch Juez Asoc1ado del
Tribunal de D1str1to de
Arec1bo, en- func1ones de
Juez Instructor.
HACE SABER: que por provi iden.
ola de f ssha once del corriente die.
tada On sl iocsdimiento eiecutivo
seGuiao Dor ID mereantil do eats ola.
~ MORALES y COMPANIA"
contra don jus quin Gil de- In MA.
DRID y MOLINARI v aus hijos. en-
cobro Dc er6dito hipotecario, NO man
do sacar 6 pdblie@ sabasta Dor ter.
mino de veints dias y Dor el yalor
n1sdo por las parties On el sontrato,
10 flucA sigsiente:
"RUSTICA, radieada en- este t6r.
mino de Arecibo, bArrio do Rio srri.
ba, lugAr do las Dos Boeas, com :
paesta dc setanta y dos cuerdas trein
to y sieto y medic centavOs de terre
no uano y quebrado, 6 pasto y male
xas, eqaivalentes 6 veinte oeho
heetAreas, cuarenta y cuatro Areas,
setantA y dos esntikreas, Que orma
an el Ease h&eia al h orte, ma cuchillo
8 tira sstreCha, encfarra uns casa
de madsra y ysguas antes, hoy de
zinc: y linda al Norte, CON tiarrsa aa
don Jot6 Domans, don Rsm6n So
rrano y DON Iuocenci1 G. u zkles; nj
Sax, con el rio 'Lim6n": al SAliante,
CON tsrrenos dc aicho 8 >rrano y
Cor zt'sz y CON los ds don Fesncisco
Domeneche. que qaadAn separAdos
por 10 qasbrSda G. analiz on": " nj
Poniente, CON loo de los rspstidos
Serrano y Gorz&lsx y con el RIO
s'Gran9a"; cuya Hnca fu6 .usti noeia
do por las parties On 10 suma dc mil
doseisntos sstentA pesos monsda
provincial
So ha ssfAlado para oil rsmats el
die odca de Jalio p: 6ximo G lac once
do 10 msfisna, en- 10 Sals audiencia
dc ests Tfibuna'; aivirti6 adoss, one
NO 90 aamitir&n posturaa cue no gu.
bran las dos ssrcaraB parties del w.
lof de 1a fnCo; que pare tomar parte
On 10 subasta hay que eonsiguar
p, 6vlsmente nc bre 10 mesa dol Tei.
bunal el dies por clento DO dieho W
lor; y Que el procedimiento suma, +.
simo. on que eonstan los tftulos ae
propiedad. 90 sncuentra De manifi %.
to an In 6ecretsrfA do esta Corte pa
IN que sean sxaminados Dor los llei =
tsdores, quisnes debsrkn cor ,rmsr.
90 CON sllos ain que tspgan dsrscho
6 sxigir otros.
Dado On Aresibo, 6 aoce Do Jznio
do mil nov0eiontos tres.
El Sscrstario. p. s.
francisco Gambia
Otto Schoessrich
Hay un ssllo que dice; Distsic Court
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Fiesta Intellectual
en- Carolina
0r4a1 ffo@a
Cassrillon e Ochoa.
(Ds a,uestro corresponsaN


Janio 15.-Sea du eataba anuncia.
do. anoehe se llev6 6 efsctn On los
salones del sHotel Dolores, IL vs'
lada 6 b.nefieio dc las esrosos Nor.
tse.
e. programa fa6 exaetamsnte cam
pliao, y 81 p6blico tuvo oeasi6n De
aplaudir justameEte 6 ID se ef1ora Ce.
ella Bruno, que tan aamirablemente
eant6 10 roman 70 <A~r 6r&ate do mis.
I'm To zsrzuela <El B,jo de lss
Vistillass arraucarou nutridss splau n
SOC les esposos Nartss y sl sefior
Wys, como en- sl entrem6s de
Ramos Csrri6n titalado Leon y I co.
M que fu6 muy bien intsrpretado
p0r los artistas Nortes.
7 hasta ahora habia olvidado in.
voluntariamente & los elementos Va.
losos que tam bien tomaron parte en-
10 >desta del Hotel: ren6rome al ne.
nor Perez Loz saa y 81 ssf1or Burset,
el prim> = pronunci6 an magistral
diaeafso ae Apsrtura. y el segundo
toc6 el pisno CON veraadero gusto
aFtiatiso, somo debe aacerlo STEM.
pre- an maestro de sus condolences.
Tambi6n Anoehs hubo ana reunion
obrera en- los salones de 10 casa
Cor Of ,toria', eonve cAda per ana 60.
nisio de 10 Federation Libre, COM
pussta da dom Santiago Iglesias,
don Rug snio SAnch' y don Joaquin
Aponts.
Hicieron uao de 10 palabra don
Eugenio Sanchez y dom Santa 60
L. ;eaias.
Este ineansable propagar dista
pinto 6 los oyentss 10 situacioa eco
monica del pals y los sxhorto reita
radaments & qaa formaran no CO.
mite de- Asociaci6n obrera. Oonder6
en- su discure0 la Apatia do a!guuos
obreros oil no darss euenta del Mo-
vimiento de Avanee que en- sl muEdo
entero 90 meta y llau6 6 los
intelectusles de 10 clasa que 10
ayuaasen en- ga regsnersaora pro-
psganda.
Dsl seno dc 10 reunion surgi6 ell
Comit6 comppesto de- les siguieates
psrsonas:
Presidente Jacinto Sanchez; Wise
Apgal PERI Seeretario Mica nor Ri
vera, Tssorero G oncepeion Faentes,
Contador Evaristo Ofta, Vocal s
Nieas.o Sarrsno. Ernesto Aponte,
IsAiss Rivera y s'guno mas euyos
nombres NO he poAid oouse g air, to
dos del elemsnto obrero.
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Ell Papa enfermo

New York, JUNO II, ll.30 a. m.
Dicen de Roma que Su Santidad
SO halla recogido en- CANA, y que
la dolencia que le aqueja reviste
alguna gravedad. Ell Papa ha es-
tado en- estos ultimos dfas muy
preocupado CON motive de Ia seria
question religiosa en- Francia. Ell
episcopado de esta Rep1blica y el
Vaticano estan en- diaria comunlca-
ci6n, y Sc cree que las rudas emo
clones recibidas por Ell Pontlfice
han hecho que su delicada saIu-
80 resienta nOtablemente.
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Concentrates
en- Europa

New York, JUNO II, l1,30 a: m.
En- los cfrculos polfticos y can
,cil,erfas de Europa son objeto de
grandes concentrates las manifes-
taciones del nuevo rey de Servia,
pues en- los primeros momentos Sc
1e supuso compice de los sangrien-
tes sucesos de Belgrade. Agregase
que 10 dicho por Karageorgewich
obedece q preston del gobierno ru-
so. para afectar rsparacion 4 Ia
vindicta pdblica en- Servia.
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glBlEaalNls
sERVICI0 ESPECIAL
"LA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIREOTo DIE NEW-YORK.
FL nuevo Rey
de Servia
castigara 4 los asesinos de
castigara 4 los asesinos de
Ia familia Real

New York, JUNO II, l'.30 a. m.
Conunican de Belgrade que el
nuevo Rey Pedro Karageorgewitch,
ha Aecho manifestations de que se
propone castigar severamente q los
asesinos de la familia real. Sc afr
ma que este ha causaao NAL efecto
en- una parte del Ej6rcito y que las
manifestaciones del nuevo Rey sc
oncaminan q sofocar el descontento
de la mayorya de la opinoin p1bli:
ca en- el pals, que protesta de Ia
horrible matanza perpetrada por la
soldadesca.
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Alcalde de CANA
iuani herido

New York, Jvpio, II 11.30 a. m.
Dicen de Cuba que el alcalde de
Cemajuani ha side herido. La cau-
sa de este incidente es la question
politica, pues en- aquella localidaa
los animos estan muy excitados.
Sc asegura que algunos elementos
del E6rcito Libertador que comba-
ten Ia actual situacion politica, Sc
hallaD muy indignados CON e[ re-
traso de la paga, y que algunos de
ellos con Otros indiviauos de la po-
Utica de banderias atacaban ruda-
mente al alcalde.
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Com Efeeuencta abandonat mos
/ e1 cuidaGO de una tos un resfriado.
D 81 10 dejar rV2. continuar por algun tempo
] causarA irritacion en- los pulmones 6 un
\ NAL cronieo On Ia gargag ta. Las Pas.
Y t1ll@s 1roMQ u1ales d Brown. 10
\ daran alivfo en- seguida.
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FREcuENTES
ROBOS EN- PONCE
Las Vlctimas de los cacOS lil-
timamente son don C,rmelo
Martinez RiTas y ID empresa
de anCOneS
(De nassstr0 cogresponsal)

Janio is. Los eaeos eligieron
anoehs para sus hassfias. 10 casa dc
nuestro amigo don Carmelo MRrtf.
nea y R.vas que se halla enfsrmo
hAea slgnuos nfks. LR familia astu
vo ain aormir hssta Las, tres de 10
madrugAda, por 10 eual el robo 30
verified despu6s de enc hora. Los
ladrones psnetraron On 10 casa por
unA vsntana, que Sc supone no fue
bien csrYada anoehe, y go llevAyon
anas euantas cosas dc 10 eksa, entire
ellaa prendas de vestir del gefior
Martfnez.
Es de notsr 10 f.eeuenciA con que
vionen sneedie ndose On Ponce, de
alg6n tempo estA parte, robos en-
eata forma, este 90: penstrando los
laarones On Las easas. Sc In dedo
eonocimiento & Las autoridades del
do anoche.
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Y ssguimos con los robos.
On laa16n penstr6 el s&bado On 10
ofeina de la empress de snecnes de
l6 Plsys, misntras almorzabAn los
empleados dc 10 ofieina, y, foTzanao
la eerradura dc m escritorio, 90 lie.
v6 oehentA y tres dollars On efee'
two. y
lSa eontinuar&?
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Para CUeQr Un RefiYodo en- v0 dLd
tome las PASTTLLAS LAXANTR DE RRONA
QUININA. X boticar1o 10 deyolyer4 81 dinero d
en- cada catit@.
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"B0riCQa" S"

La Arma do este cronista, estima'
do amigo nnes tro, que On ala Co
rrespondeucias consAgra On Aten
ei6n los aauntos del veeino pobla
do do Casaf1o. 90 olvid6 los cAj TO-
tbs ponerla nj salce de su er6nica de
aver. sBoricua. hrma siemprs saa
trabaios, y a6lo 6 distraction dsbi6
se que aver no aparseiera en- IL
sOr0nica do G atAnop.
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SALAvAD VUESTR0 CABELIO, hiaH0S

hmpiar embeecer la pie as e mas puro mas
de los nnos De yena el mundo enero Dep6sito
q Sons. 2-2s Charterhouse Square Iondres +. o. PoT
FoRATIoN. 6nieos propretsrios. Boston, f. y. d. A.
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Noticias

!. CoNsRJo LAS MADREs II iaraba ealmanss
ae IN seora Wnsow deba usarse sspre que loa nlnoS
es,an ed e periodic de Ia dentici6n FroPorcionaalv
Immediate al pequeao pscente. produce nn sueAo ma.
mrv vyo , aleers Es muy asradable paladaT, ealms
a ifo a6ianda SOS encias, alfva sus dolores haee
ciss las fnciones del est6mago regua los intestines
IL ii eior remsdc eonocido para IN diazrea "a pro
vcneHSSsa e Ia dxutic6n de cuaquiesa otra cansas
TxnSssA mucho cuiaado en- pedir q Jarahs EAkaAaas
de 4 ssEsaa WinalcN - d msioe dc sodoA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-17
COLOCACION

Una laborioea senora. sntenaida
On toda clasa de trabsjos dom6sticos,
costuras, ete6tera, deses eoloeArss
en- una casa de fsmilia. In estss
ofcinRs infofm&r&n.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-04
WITH THE TRANSPORTS.

The Chronicle OF October "a reports
the following on the movements OF the
Accommodations for sixty second
class passengers have been fitted up on
the transport Sheridan. TO sail on No
vember LIST, and the quarters are said
TO be finer in some respects than those
to be occupied by the saloon passen-
gers. Paul ZsChock, late of the Dix,
has been appointed chief steward OF
the Sheridan, succeeding J. T. Van
Cleve, resigned. The Sheridan, in ad-
dition to taking the men OF the Twenty
second Infantry and full complement
OF passengers, is to carry s2,00O,OO0 in
treasure for the Philippines.
The transport Sherman is reported
by cable to have left Guam last Thurs
day for Honolulu and this city. The
Logan sailed the same day from Ma
Gasaki for this port, by way OF Homo
lulu. The Sumner arrived yesterday
at Suez, en- route to New York from
Manila,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-04
FORTlFY SAN JUAN.

San Juan, Porto Rico Oct. lit
was learned today that the fortifica-
tIons board had decided 10 make San
Juan one of the American fortified
stronghOlds.
All the Spanish guns which were in
the fortiiicatiOns at the time that the
Americans took possession have been
rejected, and surveyors today began
planning for the placing OF modern
guns in the Morro San Cristobal and
Escambron forts, in every one of which
will be mounted four ten-inch and
two twelve-inch guns, having range
OF ten miles. The range OF the present
guns is only 5000 yards.
The fortifcations board is due to ar
rive in New York on the steamer Co
amo tomorrow.