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How % indicate IIiIaew.

NIldeW "a one Of the most dimcuIt Of
all stains 70 remove Rub well with
brown soap. then apply a paste Of chalk
and water and put the stained article
IN the hot sunshine. After two OF three
applications the mildsW may b
bleacbed out.
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sing with putty the
eyes and noses Of
several Of the
marble statues IN
SteinWay hAQ and
now he q suffering
mis- hm EFT
for vandalism.
The first statue
that this youthful
cnsn6er hxsd up
was that Of Daniel
Webster, which
atzrU ont Of coun-
t@anes every un-
fortunate who
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motion and To-
dremant a. some
H ether hiEh o.
1oas nay - sid
to BE- ne dividing
line between ne
ascendancy 81 an
Old and q new
generation "a ne
United Statea
aFmy-lua as the
deafh Of McEln-
ley and the IN
coming a. Rooss
velt waa he d.
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departments at orE
three o'clock every Saturday after,
noon, instead Of ct four O'Clock, 80 on
other days. Secretaries Root and
Moody discovered that the law pro
Nded that clerks should work seven
hours every day except Sundays and
holidays aud. after mature delibera-
tOn, they regretfully detsfmined that
1t was beyond their discfsflon 70 close
the war and naEy dopaFtments early
on Saturday.
For day or two there was great grief
Then some ineenIous clerk bethought
himself Of q paragraph hidden away Ga
the new code 0f District Of Columbia
statutes adopted b. congress two yearB
ago. That paragraph. IN dealing With
negotiable instrunsnts, declares that
besides the usually rocoRnlzed holi1ays
the Fourth Of July. Christmas. New
Years, Decoration dsT. Fanhingtons
Birthday and Labor day-s'ogery Sat
urday aftsr - O'Clock, neon" shall Be q
holiday in the District 81 ColaElbla for
all purposes That Nas Q posoF fer the
cabinet laWyers They fuzned 8 Over
70 theirOWniegul adYl ~ q in9l ate,
ana now the CLERKS Who had oEDootod 20
De deprived Of thsir extra hour oaes
week during the sumner. are i0oEing
forward to . saturday half holiday al
ne year FOund.
The broad ax., 1903-08-01

I or A d m iral
sampson during
the schley court
q inquiry, has at
uacted attention
IN army and navy
circles BY an
nouncing the dis
eoFery Of q new
disease to which
only thoss officers
are subject who
have served IN the
far east The dis
ease e known a.
guamidG Il takes
tn namo 49, A..
The broad ax., 1903-08-01

Gen Nslson a Ms, riflnr line be-
tween two generations n republican
politics.
Niles Is the last az fEe comrlanding
senerals q TIE amy who achieved
'Ame n TIE elTl var. and wan tie e
The broad ax., 1903-08-01

The Yukon yielded the Canadian CIV
eminent q revenue d S1.AS5.760 last
year and the expenditure On tie tarri-
tory Ras s2.557. aas
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Though taking an the money -
coaid and, q burglar Who broke into q
Woman's house - Paris left note say-
Ing ~ could not Ind Il IN his heart 20
lake her jewels lest they were heir
looms
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Holiday ProvIsfola.
Clerks in the war ana navy depart-
ments, and in fact al government
The broad ax., 1903-08-01

CLERKS In wash
ington are jubi-
liant over the turn
which has been
given to the at
tempt Of Sscrs
taHes Root and
Moody to enforce
the law with re-
gard to hours Of
labor.
For many years
It has been the
custom during the
hot days Of sum
wnnR - -
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rI' Hlains and Politics.
= .oulAn Who played q great part
= neuonal politics against her own
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washington LETTER
People and Events Talked Of At
the National Capital.
A NEW DISEASE DISCOVERED
Mrs. James G. HIatnes. Pl... a.
National Polittos-A New Cen
sEatien in Fewer in the
Army-Other Items.

Washington--Elsha 8. Theau The
young attorney who acted as eounsSl
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Rsneaiea the pessets.

A mischievous messenger boy put IN
he spare time q few days ago in plug
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03

BIRMINGHAM Picnic.

On Saturday last birmingham and
her good people did themselves proud
in entertaining the large crowd that
assembled there to enjoy a days out
ing and hear Judge Critz speak. The
Judge. however, was unable to be there
and the addresses OF the day were de-
livered by Mr.. Barron candidate for
district attorney, who made a short
talk in the interest of his candidacy
for district attorney, and several of the
legit atiye candidates. Most of the
county candidates were on hand and
received IL hearty welcome from the
hOspitable people who had made
preparations to entertain all visitors.
The dinner was sumptuous repast,
being the special care of the ladies, and
it was ample to feed the crowd that
was present. The day was a most EN-
joyable one and everyone left carrying
away a most pleasant reminder of the
liberality and hospitality of the good
people OF the vicinity.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03
Shelton Smith.

The marriage that came as q com
plete surprise to the family and friends
OF the contracting parties was that OF
Miss Bessie Smith to Mr.. Walter Shell
ton which took place the past week
The young people left the home of the
bride in Verona with the ostensible
purpose OF visiting friends in Tupelo,
but arriving here they took the Frisco
train for Memphis where they were
married, This plan was selected with
the view OF avoiding the worry Incl
dent to a wedding with all it's attend
ing plans and preparation, and not on
account OF any parental objection. 1t
Il the plan OF the lovers and very
cleverly did they carry it out. The
bride is the beautiful and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Smith
who is a universal favorite wherever
The groom is a successful
man of the county. Our best wishes
for "A long and happy life is extended
them,
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03

When in need OF a good first class
Sewing Machine call ON l.. X. Gates and
see those 7 drawer, drop head Singers
Will exchange them for old Singers
The corn crop Of the county j. quit,
promising, the most advanced being n
lot on the place OF MIR. W. L. lIun-
ter west OF Guntown from which
roasting ears can be had for the
FOURTH There are many acres which
promise a heavy yield on the same
Geek Uclatubba.
Before buying a Machine see Inc. /
am the agent OF the Singer Company.
n will sell you the best machine on
the market.
l.. r. Gates.
As is the custom of the community
the Fourth of July will be the occas-
ion Of the gathering together OF all
the people in the vicinity at Uclatubba.
These occasions are most pleasant
ones and the events of the past pre-
clude the doubt that the meeting to-
morrow will be Il most enjoyable one
Judge Critz is expected to be present
and address the crowd.
The revival services which have been
in progress at the Methodist church
for the past two weeks have been at
tended by large crowds who manifest
ed much interest. The sermons delivered
by Mr.. Ramsey have beeu full of fervor
and have made a lasting impression
upon those who have been fortunate
enough to hear him. The result of the
meeting will be Il number of accesso
ries to the church. Rev. J.. G. Park is
announced to preach Sunday.
We regeet exceedingly that the no.
tice which accompanied the nounc
ment OF Mr.. George Adams Of Leigh.
ton as a candidate for supervisor from
the Third district was accidentally
left out last week. Mr. Adams has been
a citizen of the county many years
and is identified with every interest
of her people. lie is q successful far
mer, an energetic, honest, capable husi
ness man and in everyway qualified
to discharge the duties of the responsi.
BILE position to which he aspires. Should
the people OF the district elect him as
their supervisor they will find in him 8
pa~instaking, ia ithful and efficient ofici
al. He respectfully solicits your sup
| port.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03

Messrs Elmer and John Spencer of
Garmon's Mill were in town Wednes.
day. Mr.. GaEmon reports most favor
able conditions in his section for n
crop and the outlook is very promis-
ing. Some OF the best land i'm the
county is in that section and the
farmers who own the land are bring
Ing it up to a high state of cultiya-
ton.
A letter to his mother announces the
marriage OF Mr.. Frank Thomas to
Miss Brown an accomplished young
lady of Kansas City. The announce
ment came as a surprise to his family
and friends ne the happy groom left
here heart whole and fancy free. We
congratulate him upon becoming a
benedict and wish for him and his bride
a long and happy life.
Mr.. +. Willis has purchased of the
Blair estate forty acres of land lust
west of Tupelo, fronting the home of
Mr.. l. g. Boggan. The purchase ia n
very valuable one as it contains suffici-
ent land to give Mr.. Willis a lovely sur-
burban home and lots to a for
those who desire to build near him. n
is Mr.. Willis inten ton to erect 3 com.
modlous two story residence upon
the lot right away and otherwise i'm
prove and be:utify the property.
Mr.. Rivers Allen and family Of Bry-
son, Texas have been the guests OF
relatives here the past week. Mr.. Allen
left Wednesday for Birmingham, from
which point, he will go to Yale College
to. take a Special summer course.
MIR. Jesse A. Nash, the efficient mama
ger OF the TupeIo Il Amory Telephone
Office here, is at the switch board after
an absence OF ten DAYS visiting his
parents liz Amory. During his absence
the office was in charge OF Mr.. Palmer,
another valued attache Of the company.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03
LOCAL
NOTICE.

No communication will appear in TIT
issue of the journal of the week it ii
handed in if it is received later thar
Tuesday at noon of that week.
Read billiards. ad tor Bargains il
Groceries. Everything cheap.
Be sure to write to HARRIS BUSI
NESS COLLEGE. Jackson, Miss. j
you are interested in a business course
The HARRIS BUSINESS COLLEGE
jackson, Miss, is evidently very pros
porous.
The first cotton bloom was sent to
the journal office last week by Mr.. F.
f. Filgo, of Leighton.
Skilled practical accountants are
employed to teach in HABRIS BUSl-
NESS COLLEGE, Jackson, Miss.
The holy sacrament OF the Lords
Supper will be celebrated at the Pres
byterian church Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
FOR Rent.-The store house now oc-
cupied by Lnmpkin Bros. on Main
street, will be for rent after Sept. LIST.
Apply to, Mrs. JULIA &. BLAIR.
Although their attendance is large.
HARRIS, BUSINESS COLLEGE, Jack
son, Miss. cannot supply the demand
or book keepers and ste%nographers.
Premiums and death rate the lowest,
Dividends and interest rate the highest
in THE UNION CENTRAL LIFE IN
SURANCE co.
There will be an all day singing at
Eggville Saturday, Ju'y 18th. Every
body is invited and a good time is in
store for all who attend. The candidates
and singers are specially invited. /.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03

Ed. Journa,:
Dear Sir-The Tabernacle in South
Tupelo near the NJ. 80 r. II. is now
ready for use and services will be held
there Saturday, July 4th, at 500, p. M.
This is to be the beginning OF a protrac-
ted meeting held everv evening at eight
O'Clock during the following week.
Preaching also Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Please announce in yout paper
have helped us In this effort.
Yours truly,
Com. on Tabernacle.
Chas. i. Faulkner. for Committee.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03
UNION MEETING IN SOUTH TUpELo.

The following is the order in which the
pastors will conduct service, beginning
Saturday night. July 4th, at s, O'Clock
Saturday, 500, p. m.-Kimbrough.
SUNDAY, 3, m-Van Houten
Sunday, 8. p m%-Shelton
Monday, 8. p m-Bowen
Tuesday, 8, p m-Kimbrough
Wednesday, 8, p m-Hunter
Thursday. 8, p m -Hadaway
Friday. 8, p m-Van Houten
Saturday. 8, p m-BOwen
Sunday, 3. p m-Hadaway
Sunday, 8, p m-Shelton.
1t is expected that the christian people
of the churches will aid in the meeting
with their presence and cooperation.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03


her two little girls, of Waco. Tex,
arrived in the city the past week and
are visiting Mrs. Chapman's family
west of town.
Mrs. W. F. Riley has returned from
Oxford after a two weeks visit to hel
parents, bringing her sister. Miss Monte
Harris and her niece, Miss Pauline An
drews OF Lake City, Fla.
Miss Pauline Andrews, of Lake City
is spending her vacation with her aunt
Mrs. W. +. Riley, of West End. She has
been two years connected with the In
dustrial College at that pleac.
Messrs 0. L. Kennedy and Guy Mitch
ell OF Guntown and A. G. Jones of Gil.
vo, We're here Monday to attend the
meeting of candidates to arrange ap
continents fort the coming W
Mrs. W. B. Rector and little chill
dren of Monroe, Tex. are visiting
Miss Birdie Pledge. Airs. Rector visited
here as Miss Guy Wheeler and made
many friends who are glad to welcome
her back.
We are in receipt OF a card from Wal.
cour Stone requesting us to send him
tie Journal to Hattiesburg where be
is now located. 1t is with pleasure
that we comply with the request and
also to send along our endorse
ment OF our young friend as a young
mar OF fine character and entirely wor-
thy OF the confidence OF the people
among whom he has cast his lot. He
is a graduate OF Eastman's Business
College, P~oughkeepsie, and is a trust
worthy business man. We bespeak for
him the good will and encouragement
OF the people Of Hattiesburg.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03

No communication will appear in the
issue of the journal of the week it is
handed in if it is received later than
Tuesday at noon of that week.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03
Singing at Oak Grove.

Garrett, Miss, July 1st. 1908.
The good people OF this community
have decided to have an all day singing
and dinner on the ground at Oak Grove
next Friday, July 10th. Everybody,
especially the CT candidates and singers are
invited to attend. Messrs Long and Kelly
will be the principal leaders and it goes
without saying that the singing will be
a success.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03
Not in the Trust.

why pay trust prices for your life in
surance when the Union Central Lille In
snrance Co.. writes you a nor liberal
contract for less money? G. Il. Hover
ton. District Manager.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03

Wanted-Liye agents to sell DIR.
Whites Electric Combs, patented Jan.1,
1873. Cures dandruff, hair falling out
SICK and nervous headaches, yet cost no
than an ordinary comb. Sells on
sight, Agents are wild with success.
oend oOc for sample (half price,. Write
quick. The DR.. White Electric Comb
Co. Decatur, ILL.,.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03
A Wise Governor.

IL Is generally conceded that John NJ
Stone was one of our wisest governors
lie said of The Union Central Life Insur.
ance Co.: 1t writes the most liberal
poiicy OF any company doing business
IN the State.
q. IT. HowERToN, Dist Mgr.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03
StenOgrapher.

Miss Emma May Laney,. with certif
cate from the IL. &C, at Columbus
VIII accept work as a St~enugrapher.
Apply to s. L. Harkey, First Nationa
Bank, Tupelo, Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03
Notice Of Meeting Of School Board.

Notice s hereby given that the County
School Board will meet M the court
nonse In the city OF Tupelo, on Monday,
July oth, l9O3. at 8 O'Clock, n. m, for
the purpose OF ~transacting such business
as may come before it.
f. Fl. MITTS. Pres.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03
Notice.

We regret that the paDer IN nnavold-
ably late this week, but owing to the
fact that we are short Of help we could
not get ont nm time We hope to be on
time after this week.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-03
BUSINESS Men Who Have Examined the Course Of Study at
M/co,, BUSINESS COLLEGE
& al Madison ST., Memphis.

we're mi at the practical and up todate methods emploved Tho s,dents
learn HOUSEKEEPING and BUSINESS CUSTOMS by keeninc = rnora of thnr
uV rahsaclon with each other, the teachers, bank and various offices f tbp
cohese' INSTEAD OF merely copying from textbooks, budgets or other emoran5
mn INSTITUTION neither resorts to deceptive schemes o offers m fax nroposi
ions thereby commanding the respect and patronage of the tbipKinoc assps
competent men teachers only are employed. We have no va.aro benco ,raon.s
may enter any week day in the year.
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CAPTrULO TX
DE LAS lsEAGlAs 7 CAFES

Art. 42.-Los agentes y cafes que
SO estabIezcan en- la Union seran nom
brados y montados por la Asociacion,
escogi6ndose para clio personas ido-
meas v competentes que posean los
idiomas ingles y espafiol.
Art. 43.-Los agentes no pasaran
de dos, por ahora, ssignandoseles un
sueldo de so dollars semanaies sin ex-
pensas extras para gastos de viaje,
Art. 44.-Los agentes recorreran
las principales poblaeiones de la Union
presentando muestras de nuestros pro-
ductos. fjando anuncios v regalando &
los hoteles v establecimiento que crea
conveniente cafe verde. tostado mo-
lido: y ensenando la manera de CON
feccionarIo como en- Puerto Rico. De-
ber6 tambl6n hacer presente que la
Sociedad garantiza solamente como
genuinos los produetos que vayan pro-
vistos de la marca que Ia Sociedad tie
ne registrada.
Art. 45.-Los cafes Sc montar&n
con lujo y de tai modo que ell cafe Sc
coufeccione Ia vista del p1blico, y.
81 es possible, invitando galantemente &
las sefioras para que 10 vean iconfec-
cionar y aprendan & hacerlo. En- es-
tos establecimientos. en- los que SO ex-
penderan tambien comidas criollas, Sc
venderan adenoas otros frutos v pro-
ductos tropicales con la msrca de la
Sociedad.
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''COmIt8o On Public InslIA
tIllI0ns and Properly

San Juan. Puerto Rico, 81 De Sep
tialnbre I'd 1903. La Comisi6d de ms
titnei6nes P6blicas ! Propiedadas, en-
81 gada a. infnrsnaar aobra Is eonstruc-
ei6n de una nueva Penikenciaria, en-
su nombre Ia Comisi6n especial desiu-
NADIA para elegir sitio aprop6sito para
dicho estAblecimiento. invita- & los
Ayuntarnientos del litoral de Ii isIa, &
ofrecer ma parcelads terreno que reu-
na condolences para el objeto indicado.
El terreno deber6 ser de una extension
aproximada de Glen cuerdas de f6cil ais
laniento, con aqua potable corriente y
con materiales do construction pr6xi-
mos. como piedra, MADEIRA, etc.
Las Corporaciones & Quienes pueda
interesar este asunto. pueden dirigir-
Sc al Presidente de la Comisi6n, don
J Gomez Brioso, r. @. Box 42-San
Juan, hasta el dia 10 del pr6xino mes
de Oc6ubre.
Por 6rden del Comits, Chus Maoee.
Secretary Executive Council.
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WAS 10
OAprruL0 VIII
1Es PEROngea
TII
Del PaIea
6p oysaa adoz opidscionss


Art. 81. l pegi6dic0 de que trata
III apartado s del artlculo 30. Sc publ
cara auincenal lmenka GA forma de to-
IIeto, con lis p6ginaa de lectura de 81
pul0adns por 8, con grabados interea-
laql0s en el textc, cuando las circuns-
tancias ID exilan
Art. 38. La direction. Yedacci6n y
administrator del peri6dico estara 4
cargo del Secretario del Comit6 Cen
trai.
Art. SO, Ell peri6dico Sc ocupar6
10. De difundiF y vulgarizar entre
los asociados los m6toaos m0dernos
de cuifivo que Ia ciencia y IL experien-
ole aconseian
20 En- seflalar las yentaias Que
pueda proporcionar Ia Introduction
dehcultiVo de nuevas plantas titles.
ensenando el m6todo de haeerIo y dam
do & conocer los prOoedimientos indus
triales 6 que deben someterse para 80
presentation en- Ell mercado.
30. En- resolyer las consultas que
So le hagan con respecto aasuntos agrf-
colas 8 que con la agricultura Sc rela-
cionen.
40. Publicsra cuantas noticias crea
titles & la agriculture, asf como las
cotizaciones mercantiles de nuestros
frutos en- los mercados naciOnales y
extranieros
5os En todO aguello que directa Q
indirecsamente pueda afectar 6 los IN
tereses generates del pals en- ell orden
cienti6co, econ6mico- -politico v social
Art. 40. La suscripci6n al peri6-
dico no costara mas de 1 dollar 30 ctvs.
nj affo, pagaderos anticipadamen
Art. Al sos coEnites locales seran
los encarqad0s del cobro de las sus-
cripci0nes, las que Sc remitiran opor-
tunamente al Comite Central.
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ORQUEsTA EN- VIAJE

Manana sale para Ponce por 81 Oes-
teen ferrocarriI, la banda de mdsica
de la Policia Insular, compuesta de 80
m6sicos.
Iran vestidos de amarillo. con Gin
tur6n, cordones y gorra negras.
En- Mayagiiez daran una retreta en-
la plaza p1blica saliendo Immediate
mente para Ponce, para ell acto de la
Inauguration del ferrocarril.
I'll Sr. Verar nos dijo, que como de-
mostracion de cortesia al pueblo de
Ponce, v & sus artistas, tocara en- dicha
ciudad Ia danza xGraciosita> de Rios
Ovalle, que uno de nues1 redacto-
res le diera.
Sc presents & los Vecinos de Maya
gnez Y Ponce, oportunidad de conocer
una banda de mdsica que hace honor
al pals.
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DIR. CHARI. .ES

Para las formas la complexion
Esta famosa preparation tiene muchas que
? taciones, pero en- ell mercado no hay NADIA inn
Be Le iguale. Sc ha sostenido q la prueba por
mas de veinte v cinco amos estS reconocida,
hoy dia, por Ia eiencia mSdica miles de mu-
1sres agradecidas quienes la han usado como
la 0niGa preparaoion que LENA, las mejillas,
cuello brazos delgados, con carne s6lida y
PARA DESARRoLLAR Ell BUSTO para
regtorar los senoS l&cios q su estado natural de
hermospra y contorno, jamas ha deiado de
dar perfeota satisfaction.
PARA REMOVER ARRUGAS. No hay
Paz8u porque las nluteres tengan aTrugas
pataH de gallo al rededor de los djos de Ia
Dooa.. El ahmento para Ia piel del DIR. Char
les, las haee desaparecer como por m&giea.
0FERTA ESPECIAL. FL preoio corriente
del sahmento para la piel del DR.. Charles es
e1 la GAIA, pero para darlo conocer mi
las de moradas nuevas, hemos resuelto en-
War dos (2) cajas TODD Rquel que conteste
Ss.e anuncio nos envie el-00 Todo pa
quote SO envia bajo una oubierta lisa, y libre
de gastos de CorTeo,
npATTG Una GAIA de muestra, con el
0LeA111 contenido sufciente para con-
vencerle del gran merito del aHmento para
La piel del DR.. Charles, SO le enyiarA gratis
mediante el envfo de 10 centavos, para pagar
el costo de oorreo. Tambien le RemitiRemos
nuestro hbro @Arte del MaSsaje" 81 que con-
tiene los propios movtmientos, ilustradoS, pa
re sl massage de La cara, cuello y brazos con
dircCiones compIetas para desarrollar eli bus
TO- Dirijirse
DIR, CHARLES co. 1o PARE .4s1 rI.Aeun. ;7.4s
HI alimento para la pie del DR. Charles SO
Sncontrara de vents en- las farmacias prin-
Cipales tiendas.
DIR. JOSE ORDOrE GOMEZ. Z.-Dedicado
las especialidades de Cirujia General
0rganos genito-urinarios.
Ofrece sus servieios profesionales Allen st.
81. Piso segundo
Horas de consulta.--Los dias laborables.--
De a
0oRSulta gratuita para los pobres.--Martes
= sAbados de 4 & 5.
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SIgUs en- Guyana GI eniusIasmo
pOr una pOIltlca de- GOncOrdia
y union entire los puertOTri-
QuGhOS.

De Guayama nos eseriben que sigue
ell entusiasmo cada vez mayor en- pro
de la idea salvatore. ID union de los
puertorriquefIos.
Probablemente este dar6 Iugar &
que semejante actitud repercuta en-
toda la isla y una nueva era de propa-
ganda regeneradora empiece en- este
por demas triste periodo hist6rico de
nuastra vida insular.
Tendremos nuestros lectores al
tanto de 10 que suceda en- este sentido.
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COLEGIO De NGLEs

Los j6venes que deseen aprender &
hablsr y escribir correctamente eI In
giles en- muy POGO tempo, deben soli-
citar informes de un buen colegio que
Sc dedica con especiaIidad esta clase
de ensenanza. Precios hmitados; ex-
celentes odidades; instruction SUI
perior.
Doctor, ], P. Welsh. Principal.
Literary Institute and State Nor
NAL School,
Bloomsbury, Pa. u. S. p. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09
vega-Alta. Octnbre 8 de 1903.
La OFgassta do p0nes en- Mayagusz

Sc halla en- Mayaadez Ia orquesta
de Domingo Cruz { D0c0Lsz) de Ponce.
Van tocar en- 81 Casino de Maya
giiuez.
En- esta ciudad sera muy celebrada
Ia inauguration de la nueva lines fe-
rrOcarrilera sAguadilla. ponces.
Buenos sucasos dessam0s en- Maya
giiez s Il siEnp6tiea 0rqnesta.