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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-05-08
Halls Cstarrh Cure

Is taken internally. Price, 7sc.
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Observation-Disclosures
HOUSEHOLD s s > ::
- 3 . 3 MATTEHS .
Care of Children's Hair.

Mothers should teach their children
to care for their hair as enrly as pos
sible. If the little girl Is coGxed into
the habit Of giving her locks a hundred
strokes with stiff brush every morn
ing and evening and braidins them
loosely for bed the foundation for Il
future beautiful head OF hair Will be
laid. Counting the strokes will tighten
the task for her, and she will soon be-
come accustomed TO it and make 1t
part Of her daily toilet. Too many
children are allowed to go to bed
with their hair In n tousled condition,
only to have it jerked and tangled
hastily when school time comes around.
Such a practice is disastrous to the
nerves Of sensitive child ana ruinouS
to the hair. Teach the little daughter
to take care of her hair, and at tie
right time, and also TO keep her
brushes and comb in the proper state
Of cleanliness. These articles should
bc as strictly personal property IS the
tooth brush. Never allow one child
to use the others hair brush. Dis
eases Of the scalp are most contagious,
and the brush is the surest germ agent.
Star.
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&,NoUSEHo1D
8 REcIpEs* !

Boiled Salad Dressing-Stir one tea
spoonful Of oil or melted butter, one
teaspOonful each OF mustard, salt and
sugar together; add three beaten eggs;
then one cupful Of vinegar ard one
cupful Of milk; cook In a double boiler
until as thick as boiled custarG.
Rice Bannocks-One cup of rice. set
over fire in a little water until swelled
thoroughly; add one cup milk and piece
of butter size OF walnut. Let stand un-
til morning, add one-half pint Indian
meal. two well beaten eggs, two table
spoonfuls of flour. liberal pint of
milk. half teaspoonful of salt. Bake
one hour in shallow pans.
Buttermilk Dumplings-Beat two
eggs together and mix them with two
and one-half cupfuls OF buttcrmill.
Dissolve a teaspoonful of baking soda
in very little boiling water; mix it
with the milk ard Immediately mix
with enough -four to make q dough
soft enough to drop from a spoon,
Drop into boilins water, cover closely
end boil steadily. but not too rapidly,
fVr ten minutes
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HEiRESS FOUND VITA iNpiAfdS
Stolen When 4 Years Old, but Ring
Proves Her identity.

! Stolen When Years Old, but a Rirg
Proves Her identity.
Sarah Big Cloud was found recently
among band of rowing Cree Indians
near kall>pell, Montana, by John An
| GeTson and identified a5 his cousin,
Mathilda Toungquist, for whom for
| tune CT several hundred thousand dol
lars has beel waiting in Stockholm,
Sweden. Anderson had been search
| ing for hor for several years.
Nearly 20 years ago the parents Of
Mathilda Toungquist, who had recently
| arrived in America from Sweien. took
| up a homestead in the extreme north
crn part CT Montana, near the Black
| foot reservation. They had not been
living there long before they were
riassacred by band of Cree Indians,
and the girl Mathilda. then four years
old. was carried away.
When Andersen arrived in the west
he learned these facts, but could find
no trace Of the child and was tCld by
thcGo familiar with the Indian charac.
ter that the girl had undoubtedly been
killed. Recently he met band OF beg
cling Crees near Knlispell and engaged
them in conversation.
While Anderson was talking to the
indians a sqaaw with light hair ap-
pcared. He questioned her, and she
told him that all she remembered OF
her parents was that they were
white like Anderson and that they
were killed. She had lived with the
Indians ever since, and was tho widow
CT one Of the members CT the tribe.
She knew nothing else about her
self except TINT sae still possessed a
baby finger ring inside of which there
was some inscription that she could
not read.
She produced the ring and Ander-
son read in 1t "To Matilda, frcm Papa
and Mamma Ycung1uist, 1885" Ander-
son was convinced that he had found
his cousin and tried to persuade her
to accompany him, but she refused,
being satisfied with her rowing life. He
then called upon the sheriff for as
sistance, and when she was threatened
with arrest she consented to leave the
band and go with Anderson. He will
remain In Montana long enough to
gather evidence about the Ycungaui3t
family and their massacre, and will
then return to Sweden with the wom-
an to claim the fortune which he says
the Swedish government Is holding in
trust and IN which he will have
share On final distribution.-NewY York
SUI
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Shrinking Was., Fabrics.

| There Is one little bit OF work the
dome dressmakcr should navcr try 20
avoid II size does. her efforts to have
4 pretty summer wardrobe are going
to spell failure. She should never, ur-
ler any circumstaGcCS-no natter how
work presses nor how limited her time
fail to shrink her wash fabrics be-
fore making up. All such materials as
linen, madras, duck and the like will
shrink. en- inch for every yard the first
time they are washed This means
skirts Will be too short, wristbands
aot able to meet, the skirt will ride UP
over the hips, and hodices get al out
Of proporticu. And it is quite likely
that every time they are washed there
after the shrinking will contiuUe to
some extent.
Neither depend upon the laUrdress
to do your shrinking. She Will proba-
bly, DO IT the wrong way-that is, dip it
In water, wiring II cut. and then Iron
1t. Done this way, tha material Will
90 on cheerfully shrinking at the next
washing.
The proper way IS very simple and
easy, and any one can do it. The re-
suits are very satisfactory. for it has
been done by he writer many times.
Fill bathtub quarter full Of clear
Uttered water BE sure to filter the
water, otherwise the material, if white
or light colOrcd. is liable to have
darkish hue when dried. Then fold
your material In q clean towel to pre-
vent dust from settling on it, ptt 1t in
the water, and let 1t remain there all
day or over night. On taking it on,
OF the water do not unwraD the folds
or wiring 1t out, but hand it up drip
ping. 1t will take some time, but it
VIII eventually dry, and be smooth
enough to make up without ironing.
When the skirt, or whatever TIL, ar
tic.e is, has been finished, 1t should
then be dampened and pressed If any
one viii try this method, they will be
sure to find it very satisfactory, and
well worth the little extra trouble
Philadelphia Telegraph
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CUTICURA
OINTMENT
PWest CT EIno.|IaGts 2,ad
Greatest Of Skin Cures.
The Most Wonderful Curative
Ct HI Time
For 10riurIag, Disf'gg;i1g
Skin IiWnaNs
E1d ursst and Sweetest Of
Toilet Emo;!Ioais,

Cuticu-a Ointment i9 beyond question
the most successful curative for tortur-
lng, disfguring hnmourg Of the skin and
scalp, including loss OF hair, ever
compounded, In proof of which q
single amounting preceded byG hat bath
with Cuiicura Soap, and followed in
the sevcrcr cases, by q dose OF Cuti-
cure Rcso!yent, Is often sufficient to
afford immediate relief in the most
distressing forms Of itching, burning
aud scaiy hnnours, permit rest and
sleep, and point to speedy cure wren
all other remedies fail. 1t IS especially
80 in the treatment of infants aud chill
drcn, cleansing, soothing end healing
the most distressing of infanti.c hu-
mours, and preserving, purifying and
beautifyirg the skin, scalp and hair.
Cuticura Ointment possesses, at the
same time, the charm of satisfying tie
simple wants OF the toilet, in caring for
the skin, scalp, hair, hands and feet,
from infancy to age, far more effect
ually, agrceahly and economically than
the most expensive of toilet cmo!iientS.
Its "Instant relief for skin-tortlred
babies" or Sanativc ,antisept'c cleans
ing" or "On"-Eisht treatment of the
hands or feet" or " Single treatment
of the hair" or "Usc after athletics"
cycling, golf, tennis, riding, sparring,
or any sport, each in connection with
the use Of Caticurc Soso, Is aul!c.Hnt
evidence of this.
Sold throughout Tho world Cp..cu-s Te.oven.F-n "a
form II Chosoiss Coated rili. Pc ger vial f ca c'rt-
aenf Sr.. S.ap, &c prrots London Z Chsrtr'Eonao
t., Paris. Rue d" le fsi1. Ecstnn. III Columbus ava
Potter Drug Chem Corn Hoe frrpr,eo:a.
ss- aend fer 8" The Cat"ura SKIN Book."
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Let this Coupon be your Messenger Of Deliver:
ancc from Kidney, Bladder, and Urinary Troubles.

It's the people who
doubt nnd become cured
while they doubt who
praisc DOan's Pills tl,o
highest.
Aching backs arc eased.
Hip back, and loin pains
overcome. Swelling of the
nmbs and dropsy signs
vanish.
They correct urine with
brick dust sediment. high
col0red, pain in passing,
dribbiing, frequency, bct.
Wetting. Doan's Kidney Pills
remove calculi and gravel.
R0l1eve heart palpi,ation,
Dls~plessness, h headache,
nervOnsneas. djxxincss.
TAYLoRsvIII.E, Miss. -"T
Iried everything for n weak
back and rot no relief until I
nd Deans Pills
!, ". IsxvA :
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!. The reason you can get
this trial free Is because
they cure Kidney Ills and
will prove 1t to you.
WEST BRANCH, NIcH-
Deans Kidney Pills hit the
case. which was an unusual
desire to urinIte - had to get
up five or six times Of a njrht
I think diabetes was well nm
der way. the feet and ankles
swelled- There was an in
tense pain In the back. the
heat OF which would feel ike
putting ones hand up to q
lamp chimney. I have used
the free trial and two fun
boxes Of Doan's Pa,swith the
satisfaction of feeling that /
am cured. They are the rem.
coy per excellence
3. =. gA,..Aan,
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2ierF met him courteously.
You wish to be insured against ac
:idents! May inquire your voca.
!ion?"
haven't any-that Is, not exact.
y. I'm a whip. you know"
20! You are, heb! Well, you tcke
ne elevator to the floor above and
LOOK for the door marked Death De-
pasfment.' They'll fix you up ELL
right thcre!"-New York Timcs
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vanderbilt Too Great Hick,
Inc record-breakipg coaching fr,,
q reginald G. Vanderbilt froEl New
iork to the Vanderbilt homestead o.
Long Island In four hours and. fori~.
ave minutes Is still the talk CT the
society whips. Mr.. Vanderbilt; fad fo,
coaching has inspired some po:utet
stories at his expense.
NOT long ago, Dame Grundy has I.
he applied for accident insurt nco Th,
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Iea All2N'a Ennt- i-nSa

II is tie cnly curc for Svoller, Smar.inc,
Tired. Aching, Hot Swaet;n> Feet Corns ard
Funions. Ark for Alien : Foo Ease, a po;rler
10 be shake an into the ghoes. Cure.; while vol
Tnlk. At Al Druggist, and Shoe Stores, Die
DOM accept any substitute. Samrle ,ent
FREE. Address, Alien S. Olmsted, LeRoy, Ny.
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In making fruit cakes add the fruit
before putting in the four. as this will
prevent 1t falling to the bottom of
the cake. FIGURING the fruit is un-
necessary. unless the fruit is damp.
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In cceaming butte: and sugar. when
The butter is too hard to blend easily,
warm the bowl, and. If necessary.
warm the sugar, bat never warm the
butter, as this will change both text
ura and flavor Of the cake.
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Always sift -four before measuring,
then it may be s;ftcd again with the
baMng powder to insure their being
thoroughly Blended.
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Even the mos. stingy woman cant keep
q secret
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II. II. GREENS Sons, Of Atlanta. Ga.. are
Inc only successful Drolsy Specialists III tho
world. See their iberai offer in advertise
neat IN another column of this paper.
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II a cake cracks open while baking
tLe recipe contains TOO much -four.
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Cake. Making AxlOmz.

To get 4 fine grained cake beat thor
oC:shy after the -four is added
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Grease cake pans with Lard or drip,
pings. as butter will be likely to make
the cake stick. owing to the salt in
it.-Phi,adelphla Telegraph.
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The Himalayas have several peaks over
%. 900 feet, and more than 1900 which have
been measured exceed 20 ,001 fec.
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The tuoes in the boilers of large ship
would reach ten niles if paced end to end
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piso's Cure cannot be too h!i.hlys .,en o.
ms Il cough cure.--J. W. O'EnlEH, 322 Third
Avenue, n, MINI neapolis. MINI. Jan. 6, 1909.
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SHE fiAD HER WISH.
Little Girl Granted DISTINCTION c.s
Hankcrcd For

HaHEcrcd For.
A little girl who lad roticcd o.
5cveral houses about the city the
cards by which the board CT health an
nounces the presence Of contagious
disease asked hcr mother what they
meant. Her mother explained ar6
tho child said. regretfully. I'VE never
have anything Hike that on you,
house."
You would rot want 1t, would you?'
said the mother
"Ycs. l would" replied tho little
girl. decidedly.
Some weeks afterward :hc little cir
was taken Cic,l VITA chicken-po1, but
was not confined to her bed. c.,
Sunday morning the mother notice:
that people passing on their way &c
church turned to gaze at the housc art
always went away laughing. He,
curiosity was aroused and she wcrt
to the front parlor &c Investigate Ir
each Of tho front windows was large
placard made. evidently by the littIe
jaughtor from the sido Of a paste
board box. On The cards aho ha(
printed: Il have got ch,chcn-poa
bed."-Yon:h's Co~-onica.
FITS permanently c -;:s...Ao .:,.s or nervous
ness after l;st days l,se 0; d. EiiEcs Crc',.
Ncrysncstore-. Aria, ic!t and t-an.isef-ae
D.. P. II. KLINE. It'll. "3l Arei, ST., phila. Pa
When baSnfi!l voting nan falls IN love
be generally expects tac CiTi 10 ac. as ;'scc-
E,ni.cr
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Sweet milk makes cake that cuts like
pound cake. Sour milk makes spongy
light cake.
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"You are all the world to me, he re-
marked endearingly.
Arabella still locked unsat!sfie1.
"All the univcrse!" he corrected
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"And the interstellar soace?" de-
manded Arabella. with the air of a
person insisting upon her rights.
And deary me. And deary me:
Before they had been married a weel,
she had nearly banged his head off
with the rolling pin!-New York Sun.
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When bsSiful voting nan falls IN love
be generally expects tAc gil 10 ac. as ;I,.ce-
,tor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06

FL casino de Mayagjiez tiene en- pro-
yccto la celebration de una yelada liri-
co-literaria en- ell transcurso del pre-
Sente mes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06

AGRADECIDO. Antonio Molina
no tenia donde dormir, v pidio i Ra-
fa6l Negr6n permiso para dormir en-
su casa. Por la madrugada Sc levant6
Y sustraio 4 Rafael una cartera con 81.
06 Y dos llaves. FL detective Ortiz
crey6 que Molina era un NAL agrade-
edo Y 10 llev6 ante ell Juez kopel
quien le impuso 80 dias de arresto.
MMATRIMONIO.-Ayer contraje-
ron matrimonio ante ell Juez Canellas
don Manuel Moraza Mirabal, Y la Srta
Luz Maria Chabriel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06
UE GRAN REMEDIO.

Impossible la salud perfecta, ell buen
hamor Y ell 6xito en- las luchas de la
vida sin ell movimiento regular de las
funciones intestinalas
Para corregir el extrenimiento mas
cr6nico Y las iaquecas que suelen acom-
panarlo, son de eficacia infalible las
Pfdoras Hepaticas Vegetables de {. f.
Escalante
Su acci6n es la de un Iaxante suave
y benigno, que a la yez que regula las
funciones hepdticas Y del tubo diges-
two, limpia la tez, comunicando un
hermoso color 4 las mejillas.
La Pildoras Hepaticas Vegetables Sc
hallan de yenta en- las principales dro-
gucrias farmacias.
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ALFIN. Alhn encontr6 la anemia
su energico dominador. Tomen los
an6micos las Pildoras Reconstituyen-
tes de Vale y Cancio de Ponce, y We
reis ese triunfo comprobado.
Hasta despu6s del 20 del corriente,
no saldra para Mexico la primera ex-
pedicion de emigrantes puertorrique-
nos.
Sc dice que en- Cayey abundan los
perros realengos. Estos areopagitaa
estan dando que hacer en- todas parties,
En- Ponce no acude 4 las retreats
gran concurrencia, porque ell estado en-
que Sc halla la plaza de las Delicias no
10 permite. ;Oh! y ell Juey, que Sc
hahechol
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Revolution en- Macedonia

New York, Agosto 6, 2. M.
Ha estallado en- Macedonia formi-
dable reyoluci6n. Los macedonios re-
claman por medic de las armas que Sc
implanten en- ell pals las anunciadas re-
formas. FL Sultan ha movilizado un
fuerte eiGrcito que Sc dirige comba-
tir ell moyimiento reyolucionario. Ase-
g1rase que los reyolucionarios cuentan
con poderosos medios de resistencia
para mantener la guerra.
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COLOMBIA

New York, Agosto 6, p. NJ.
En- ell Senado y la Camara de repre-
sentantes en- Bogota, sigue tratandose
la question del Canal de Panama. La
oposcion es d6bil entire los afectos al
gobierno, y Sc cree que al fin cederan
1 las proposiciones de los Estados Uni
dos. Uno de los que apoya mas deci-
didamente ell tratado, es el senor Lo-
renzo Marroqufn, senador hijo del
Presidente de la Rep6blica.
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LA DERRoTA DE RAMPoLLA

New York, Agosto 2 p NJ
Otros despachos de Roma informan
que 10 que determine la derrota del
Cardenal Rampolla, fu6 la actitud de
los cardenales austriacos en- la Ultima
session del c6ncIaye. Dabase como CO.
sa segura la election de Rampolla,
pues por dos yeces obtuvo mayorfa de
votos, pero tinalmente las obieciones
de los cardenales de Austria hicieron
que triunfase ell candidate neutral Gui-
seppe di Sarto.
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CABLEGRAMkS
SERYICIO ESPECIAL
DE
%1.A CORRESPONDENCE"
PRIMERA AuDlENcIA DE Plo X

New York, Agosto 6, z. M.
La primera audiencia concedida en-
ell Vaticano por Pic X fu6 q peregri-
nos americanos. El nueyo Papa Sc
propone solucionar fayorablemente las
cuestiones que afectan la glesia, ira
bajando con empeno especialmente
porque cese la persecution de las Or
denes rehgiosas en- Francia.
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GU B A

Nueva York, Agosto 6, p. NJ.
Despachos de la Habana notician
que ell estado del pals es completamen-
te tranquilo, Y que todos los elementos
polfticos fayorecen ell atianzamiento del
orden la paz
En- algunas provincias Sc han Ievanta-
do pequenas partidas de bandoleros,
que son activamente perseguidos por
la guardia rural
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C O | E C / o.. RoANokE s9l ~ Z :

Curse para todos los grades. Tambien cur
sos comerciales y preparatorios. Sc ensena
Aiemdn Frances EspanoI. Profesores com
petentes Iibreria de - 600 volGmenes
Laboratorio. Buena lnhuencia moral No
hay cafes. Saudabe sitio en- la montana
Baratura FL 23 de Septembre empezara ell
81 curse.
uuen 10 solicite.
Direction Professor l.. Nc. REYNOLDS.
Secretaro
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Certificates
0 BOnOS de d6bitOS
lie kyuntami0ntOS
CoMPRA Y VENTA
CONRADO P7LRU.
San Juan Puerto Rico
CAFE "SAN JUAN
CAFE "SAN JUAN"

Este precluso eslablecinienio. sljuadu ea
ell sitio mas centrico fresco de III Cjudad-
ofrece al publico. seryicio esmerad0. refres-
COS dulces v heIados, 4 la yez que oportu
ndad para disfrutar de "a mdsica de
retreta
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PnR MAS DE- . SESENIA AMOS.

RHN1HDIO ArrI0 no z RIEN PRonADO.
Eli JARABE CALM4N re DIX La SRA. WINSL0W
aEAdo por AILLoNEs DE MADREs, para hiios. 81
PERIoDO DE DEN1ICION. con EXITo COMPLETE. TRAN
QUlIIZA q Ia CRIATURA, ABIANDA LAS EECIAs. ALIVlA
&|1DOs LOS DOLORES, CURA Ell COLICo VENToso. el
nejor remedio D1ARREA De Las BoTIcAs
asl mnndo enrero. Pedid,
Ell JARABE CALEANTE DE LA SRA. WINSL0W.
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Que 40 pubIicanlos cournicados sin
rue sean pagaaoS nor s'el8gtalo
Ca3a Seis PaIabrss Sc racutnD por
ia linea y IA linen vale I:ez crntavo--
Las caFtss qEe We. IN e5n cofguai.
@d"s sin 50 insrort@ Ea ~ eaata4fan
En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
periodico viejo S2-4O gu ntaI.
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.NOticiaS generates

IoNSEJO 4 LAS MApRES iarahe eaImanta
ae 10 seaora Minslow asbe apr~ que loa nlne
estan en- e periodic dc a denticdn lroporcicna ofvio
ural v tralouio ahyia e do,o e aage ito despierJ
nuy vivo alegre Is agradabie a Paladat calTa'
al no Ablanda rncias, aliva dolores hSce fG
Giles as unciones estomsg regua los intesdno&
Es s .ueior remedic Conocdo para Ia da.rea ys pro
FSts te la deutic6n de cua4usfa afr3 cAaSs
IEassse Eucho cuidado en- Pedir q sar@et siS=S2tS
5s IL ssLara Wiaslcw sc al saaiaS "a 5e4n>
FL antique sacristan de la parroquia
de Mayagiiez, ha sido declara 10 cesan-
te por los Padres Redentoristas. De
modo que empezara ahora para ell vie
10 sacristan un calvario en- la JluJerto
sin redenci6l,.
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INTEREsA a ToDos

Declaration de Nacimiento.
Declaration de Defunci6n.
Certificaciones M6dicas.
Documento de Fianza.
Licencia para dsr sepulturas.
Conocimientos de Cabotaje para ba
ques de vela.
En- sLa Correspondents de Puerto
Rico>.
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Especficos Homeopaticos de IIuphI-
dys de venta por Rafael Castro Con
zalez Fortaleza 81 Sc regala uh ma
nual para ell uso en- espanol 0 ingles a
aquelos que 10 soliciten.
Mr.. Romero Haxahusent da clases
de ingles, en- su casa calie Nueva mum,
2 altos Marina, los lunes, microbes y
viernes, de s a 9 de la noche, a dos pc
SOS menSualeS'
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A SUIT FOR $1,000.

In the court Of Common Pleas
at Greenville last week, the case
of A. H. Dagnall against the South.
ern Railway was tried. The plain.
tiff asked for $1,000 damages.
The attorneys interested were Nc.
Cullough & Mcswain, Tribble and
Prince, of Anderson, for the plain.
tiff, Dean, Cothran & Cothran for
the defendant.
During September 1901, Mr.. .
Dagnall bought q ticket over the
Southern railway from Easley to
Seneca. After purchasing the
ticket however, he did not take
the trip to Seneca, but kept the
ticket in his possession.
On the 23d day of April, 1908,
he decided to go to Seneca and
brought his ticket into use. When
it was presented to Conductor G.
F. Marshall it was refused and Mr.
Dagnall was put of the train at
Liberty.
The arguments in the case we're
concluded Thursday and after the
judges charge the case was given
to the jury.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-30
WALKING DELEGATES.

Upon orders of walking dele.
gates, about $50 men, structural
iron workers and roofers on the
machinery building at the world 8
fair grounds, are on strike, their
claims being that workmen build
ing the elevated track are not
union. A fight ensued resulting
in the non-union men fleeing for
safety. Several men wore hurt,
JOS. Meyers skull beng fractured.
Police restored quiet and the str.k-
era were forced to leave the build
ing. No arrests were made.