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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-22
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Grim Grasp Caused
Heart DiseaS
Could Not Lie On
Left Side.
DR.. Mile s'Heart Cure and
Nerviae Cured Me.

Mrs. H r. lobe, formerly of Birmingham,
Ala, writes from EIdredge, the same state,
as follows:
at is with the greatest pleasure that | rec
ommend Dr. Miles Nervinc and Heart
Cure. | only wish that l could tell every
sufferer how much good they have done me-
Last winter | had severe attack of La
Grippe, which left my heart in very bad
condition. ] could not lie down for the
smothering spells that would almost over
come me and the feeling Of oppression
around my heart. | had not been SO that
could lie on my left side for long time.
got your Heart Cure and took three bottles.
[ have no trouble now with my heart and
can lie on my left side as well as my right.
Formerly had suffered for years with nerv
Gus prostration. | had tried so many rem
cdies that had got clear out OF heart of get
ting anything that would help me- The
nerves of my heart were so affected that
sometimes it would lose beats so it would
seem to stop altogether. 1t was on the ad-
vice of lady friend that tried your Restor-
alive Nervine. felt better after the first
few doses and two bottles Of Nervne and
one of Heart Cure made me feel like a new
person. Ny heart is all right and my nerv-
business is all gone. / never fail to recon-
mend it to others afflicted as [ was
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tie DR.. Miles Remedies Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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MINERS STOP STRIKE TALK.
There Will Be No Trouble in the An
thracite Region.

Scranton. Pa, June 16.-President Mitch
ellis advice has prevailed and sl talk Of
strike has been silenced. The convention
of the anthracite mine workers today
adopted resolutions providing that each
district should vote separately on ths
election of the representatives. on the
conciia ton board. The resolutions were
adopted without a dissenting vote. Fol
lowing this the delegates in the different
districts voted separately after which ths
convention by a rising vote ratified the
action
Another resolution was adopted pro-
vding that all grievances instead Of
being threshed out in debate. should be-
gwen to tho conoiliation board for con-
sideration.
Adjournment was taken for the pur-
pose of giving the operators an opportu-
nifty TO either accept or reject The ac-
ton of the convention in indorsing the
action of the executive board in appoint
ing the members of the board of conciiia-
ton. There is no doubt the operators Will
accept the action of the convention.
President Mitchell told the convention
the miners. The average price of coal has
not been higher than S4.52. BY the end of
June the average price will have reached
S462 which will entitle the miners to d
2 Ter cent Increase. President Mitchell
SAID he had seen these figures and had
reason to believe they were correct
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CRUM EQUAL TO EMERGENCY
How Charleston's Negro Collector
Got Out of Dilemma.

Charleston. S. c.. June 17-(Special.)-
DR.. w. p. Crum, Charleston's negro col
lector, can meet a social emergency as
well as many an Anglo Saxon official
might do
Count Won Oriola. Of the German cruiser
Gazelle. now in this port, yesterday sent
his executive officer. Captain Turk, to
leave card at the custom house for Col
lector Crum. Ordinarily. Count Won Oriola
would have called in person on the colIec-
tor Of the port as quickly a. possible, at
ter his ship cast anchor.
The card sent through Captain Turk
was social eXpedient. 1t ives up to DR..
Crum to meet this situation gracefully
and he did SO this morning by sending his
deputy collector, A. S. Withers, who is a
white man, to return the counts call.
In this wise all awkwardness that might
have grown out of Charlestons possession
of a negro collector has been obviated.
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Of an emergency that rope can be
knotted in few minutes, by the fol-
lowing method:
Coil the rope in as. small circle as
possible, making a single half hitch with
each coil. When the required length is
coiled down. bring the end of the rope
at the bottom Of the coil up through
the coil and knot will be formed at
each half hitch. Pull the rope out until
all the knots are formed tightening them
as they come through. The distance be-
tween knots will be equal to the circum-
ference of the coil. / have knotted 100
feet of rope in four minutes.
The sketch shows the coil opened out
for clearness, and how the knots are
formed. c. w. SWIFT.
ALBANY Ga
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ADVANCED PRICE OF GOODS.
Hosiery Manufacturers Raise Prices
10 Per Cent.

Asheville, N. G., June 17.-Important
matters were disposed of this afternoon
at the final meeting of the Southern As
ISOLATION Of Hosiery Manufacturers. 1t
was agreed to advance the price on all
products of hosiery establishments, ire
spective of grade, 10 per cent, and II was
the consensus of the association that a
further advance in prices will follow in
the near future A speech on trade con-
dtions was made lty Charles Chapman.
who represented mills in Pennsylvania and
Canada. He declared III favor of raising
the standard Of the age limit for child
labor to IA years and said the south had
been fortunate in escaping many IF tho
troubles which have arisen between cap
ital and labor in the north
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"The ConfedeI; tie Bull"

Editor Constitution: | noticed IN last
Constitution Sarge Plunkett remark that
"'Woodliff could holier'' equal to Cor
don's bull" That brings to remembrance
my recollection Of an incident of that
same bull, otherwise known as "The Con-
federate Bull"
was in the Army of Northern Viz
ginia Second battalion, North Carolina
infantry. Daniels brigade. At North
Anna, [ think it was, we were in line of
battle in the timber, the Second battalion
on the extreme right of Daniels brigade.
resting on the left of Georgia troops, to
which the bull belonged.
We were lying there very quietly, when
the Confederate bulp' brought forth one
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The Golden Rule.

Editor Constitution: VIII you please
tell me by whom the golden rule was
written-"Do by others as you would
have them do by your
J. A. ANDERSON.
Fort Valley. Ga. May 49, 1903.
Rev. II. s. Bradley, pastor of Trinity
Methodist church of Atlanta TO whom
the above was referred, writes as fol-
lows
"rhe golden rule is generally regarded
as a slightly modified form Of the words
of Jesus. Whatsoever We would that
men should do unto you. do We even 50
to them Matthew viii L, but Jesus did
not utter 1t as 4 new rule of conduct.
lie expressly states that this is the law
and the prophets, meaning that the sum
or essence Of duty required by the
low and taught by the prophets. was
fAund in 1t. (See Leviticus xix, 49, The
popularity of the statement as coming
from Jesus was it's positive form and its
universal application. The golden rule
is found IN negative form in the writings
of Rabbi Hillel. DO not to your neighbor
what is odious to you. 1t is also found
in negative form in writings of COnfucius,
Aristotle, Socrates and Seneca.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-22
Cavalry Goes To Stop Riot.

Denver. Colo, June 16.-On advices from
Washington. General Baldwin. command
ing the department of the Colorado, today
sent orders for one troop OF the Third
Fort Apache Ariz.. to Morenci.
Yesterday it was believed that the spirit
of the strike was broken and C&Ionel
Lebo. commanding five troops of the
Fourteenth cavalry at Morenci was or
dered to return his command 70 Fort
Grant and Huachuca, but more recent de
have shown the ACCESSIBILITY of
keeping federal troops on the spot.
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RAE TO SUCCEED MELVILLE
AS Chief of the Bureau Of Steam
Engineering.

Washington. June 17-After conference
with the president today, Secretary Moody
announced the following appointments. al
OF the appointees being from New York;
Captain Charles w Rae, to be chief OF
the bureau of steam engineering upon ths
retirement OF George w. Melville in Al
Paw director, Henry T. B. Harris. to be
paymaster general upon the retirement OK
Rear Admiral A. S. Kenny, this month.
Lieutenant Colonel George f. Elliott, TO
he commandant of the marine corps when
Major General Charles Beywood retires
next fall
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Proposed Confederate Monument.


Mound City, Mo.
Proposed Confederate Monument.
Editor Constitutions Living in the south
has resulted in quickening the sympa-
thies and broadening the patriotism OF
many ex-federal soldiers. Colonel w. H.
Cats of Granbury. Tex, is perhaps the
most conspicuous example of this class.
and certainly he Is a man whom every
southerner should delight to honor
The exercises to day in Alton. Ills. at
the confederate cemetery were OF such
nature as gives a better opinion OF
folks in general and northerners IN par
tcular. Cape jessamines from the south
blended with June roses of the north, ana
fair tender hands OF northern ladleS
strewed the graves of unnamed patrlotS.
It was Colonel W II. Cats, of Texas,
an ex-federal soldier, into whose hcaft
and mind first came the thought OF res
cuine from oblivion and possibly the
plough share, the graves of ex-confeder-
ate soldiers, who had died In northern
prisons. For this cause he came back TO
the home of his birth at historic Alton
kindred spirit in the person of II. j.
| Bowman, a leading citizen and mer-
chant of Alton, joined heartily In the en-
terprise and from the start became the
local leader In this most praisMorthy
undertaking. This movement had at
tracted so much attention thal inns
wears decoration exercises We're taken in
charge by the ST. Louis branch of the
daughters OF 'hc D. t
gramme under lhelr auSpiCes HAu
arranged with ST Louis parties IN the
lead, but the floods having made travel
Inc, ca portions thn st Louis contingent
t'i5 81 s,- +to;r an,,aarance The
Aaiieo ~ iiiS'f.o 80 ~ .-.+ a,ffar-
Alton people, lfreSpec'iSo ~ ptsr -
! ences, promptly came " 'iio iAoiiI ~
from first to last the exercises We're not
allowed to drag.
Va, annronria+a1v the first address
y y, t,Ij |-a+ts utboea hronze face
J I5oart,- haaring besnoke the true
,rtlu l'e'l - oe4 idresses ~, local sneak
ar fil1ad 1racancies of waterbound ora
tare srnn, n distance The dominant
tbnnoilt in aach ana every speech, though
coming from northern people WAS a tri-
hntn 40 ia sincerity as we'll as the brav-
49,, ~ ~ tba enntherp soldier and a glad
s,r - tl,S % ~ fact we al, have known
cI5iiltIoit " ~ - +ber, soidiar nf To-
- lo!ls' ma ~ ~ - ini,jnd Nc norther,
Gay - not d VIZ i pGlt1-' ~ ~ a. .nd
olotilcr III loSai "0'o'-0' ~ -'0
lidtioh , 49,, .,o or,,cr+u,,ity
ne present Wi5[ga l,at 70 'AsT ,eaE for te
IN the cioS1is a"'t 5rTn aim pf his words
So u pS r41 81 ei,,,,lia 1arel1age +hn
10 ~ S ~ ~ ~, ~esnnt lavs Axercises
~ .,,a ~ rantine IF the south
W. ~ t ~ $1,000, m con,nIeta
- II pc !,ipq. . eeit i'9 it1o09' ~
Ahotlter .ilo15 ~ " 90 80 800 Toia
ii'I'1 y, ~ tl'I9 a. 49,, - 49, ,+j f =,
llcl Ndels "isl Una. w. ~ Wy it h1-ff oloS
iii ~, s5iii Tba NOM,
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The Bible Suits All.

The Premium BibIe came three or four
weeks ago, but do not think it is lack Of
appreciation that I have not expressed
my thanks sooner. for | assure you that
it came in good time. as | was wishing
for new one, and one Of that size. il
is the incest l have ever seen.
MRS. A. E. HUDSON.
Paris, Tex. January 81 1908.
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Cured After Ten Years Suffering from
Rheumatis m and Neuralgia.
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
Enables w. p. Carpenter to Work After
Two Years Of HelpIessness.

has been used Mr.. w. B. Carpenter,
Beuna Vista, Ark, says:
~ am glad to say that I am a well
man today. although / have suffered
with rheumatism and neuralgia for ten
years. | tried several physicians. but
with only temporary relief I have taken
seven bottles of Paine's Celery Com
pound and I am now well. had not been
able 10 work for two years but now I
can work all right. Paine's Celery Com
pound is the best medicine on earth"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-22
Veterans Seek Comrades.

The following communications have
been received by The Constitution from
veterans i'll all parts Of the south. who
seek communication with their former
comradeS-in arms:
Frank Martin, of Bond, Madison county,
Florida, wishes to hear from any of the
surviving members Of company r, First
South Carolina regulars. commanded by
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-22

Take courage, ye disheartened and de-
spondent rheumatic and neuralsic suffer
ers Your repeated failures with doctors
and the common medicines of the DAY
should not sink you in utter despair
There is hopel There is rescue. There
is certain cure for the most helpless VIC
inns in Paines Celery Compound rms
famous and wonderful medical prescrip-
ton has absolute proofs Of complete cures
in 81 per cent of the cases in which 1t
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-22

Colonel Butler, who served at Fort
Moultrie. S. c.
W. r. Smith. of Boughton, Rfchland
county, Louisiana, is anxious to receive
Information concerning his father. who
was member of company Fl, Thirty
ninth Alabama regiment. Also of Rebec-
ca Smith, or any of her family who
moved from Pike county, Alabama, to
Arkansas in 1873 or 1874
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Indian War Veteran.

Editor Constitution: Sarah Deas wants
to know tho whereabouts OF some one
who served in the Florida Seminole In
dian war, in Lieutenant knights COM
Dany Georgia militia, about the date Of
1872 with her husband, John M. Deas.
JOHN FOWLER.
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a Georgia Volunteer.

Editor Constitution: l served as a
private in company X, Thirty-seventh
regiment. Georgia volunteers c. S. A.
Would like to have the address of two
or three members of that company
j. T. NJ. BAILEY
Mobile. Ala, May 80, 1903
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Thomas and William Dame.

Editor Constitution: Any information
of the whereabouts Of Thomas and VIII
liam Dame will be gladly received. Last
heard from in Atlanta, Ga, about nine
years ago, keeping saloon
MRS. a. e. NICHOLS.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

Of his unearthly screeches. which had
the effect of drawing the fire of fed
eral battery in that vicinity. The smells
came blowing through the tree tops, cut
ting off a good-sized sappling, which fell
on the Tar Heels At any other time
we would have enjoyed the bulls" per-
Torrance, but just then 1t was anything
but a welcome sound G. F. SWAIN.
Mound City, Mo.
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How To Knot a Rome

Editor Constitution: In the story Of the
'lnchlins,' III your Sunday supplement,
tile hero finds it necessary to knot his
rope or thread in order to escape from
the table and it takes him a long time,
as he pulls the entire rope through each
knot. 1t would be wen to know. in case
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01
4 KNOW WHO YOU ARE. /"

Esto decfa anoche las III IN CONT
mental, tendido en- Ia aceFa de La botica
Daub6n.
81 doble cindadano. disfrutando del
derecho de uno de 6llos a6sss0, v del
abuse vino su caida. Estaba mareado.
Como alteraba Ia paz, aeerc6se IN
i6Yen al parecer de caracter detectsae.
Y d6ndole con una Yariea, ID diio:
Interrumpe I'd. ell paso, Iey&n-
tese.
What do you say2 dijo el doble
ciudadano.
Que SO Ievante.
Why, I know who you areq You
don t know who / am. / am gentle
man. you are 8 raschal.
Qued6se muy serio, ell ciudadano
sencillo. Clar6 estd, lcomo que no 10
entendi6I
Mientras, oy6se una excIamaci6n de
mujer que dijo:
-IAh, si fuera puertorriquefio!
Y dijo otro:
Ell rotten hablarfa entonces. s.
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VARlAS GOsas

El Alcalde sustituto dc Rayanl6n se.
nor Jose r Hbot. on su paso rspido
por la AIcaldia, correspondence defe-
rente Y como SO dehe con las inElicaeio-
mes de Ia prensa. investig6 uno do los
servici0s del pobladO de PaIo Seco. SCI
gun carts que publicamos en- nuestra
edici6n de hoy.
Tal es oil deher de las autOridades
que honradamente quieren cumpIir con
su mission reeordand0 que representa-
aI pueblo Y { 81 se deben, sin niatifica-
cl6n nj mentiras.
- ultima vista girada por eI ms
pect0r del Distrito Norfe 4 varies n,leA
bios dc las isla demuestra de lnodo
concluyente que In mayer perEa de los
pueblcs no atiende como se debe 4 III
higiene phblica. Si aIglin ranao de IA
administration p6blica mereca prefe-
rente cuioado. es ese, de esperar es
que los cficialea de Sanidad, los aIcal-
des v ID policia. cnmpIan como deben
acerca de este respecto cuya irnportan-
cia 10 es precise seiSaIar.
Ill escandai0 que produio al marine
70 s1ohn Conrroy en- Ia plaza principal
fue de p9SDaO c0rteEEO.
No solo peg6 s sus cOanpaneros sf
cue tambi6n & In policfa. IA cada
goApe que daha echaba unO I'll suelo.
M Juez kopel le impuso esta n1aiSa-
ma SIS de mulba.
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Alamb bra de as roIloa
d0 0 libras
Cram 1 m eS dc
30 IlhIa 300
Puntas de Paris Caias
de DO hra tarnahos
de ! liz hasta 3 pull
gadas gruesas \ flnas -50
Lani superior en sacos
de 100 libras MIN ID. $50
Maiz del Pals en- liz l-60
sacos qq.
Sal Quintal 0-40
ZINC AMERICANA
ACANALAD0 de g
pies 400
Cemento 'DAGRON en
harTiles 2-75
San Justo 1s y Is San Juan. Pt0- Rico.
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PESTS RusoNIcA En- BRASIL

NEW YORK, Die. L g. i D. NJ
Despaeh0s de Rio Jauairo dicen que
In peste bub6nica ha decreciao alu0 an
aauelia ciudad, debido 4 granles es-
fuerzos del cuerpo m6dico.
20 cadaveres fuer0n incinerados an
40 eernonteriO, y IA destruction Dor
el fuego de so easas, fu6 Ordenada
La question entire el BRASIL y Bolivia.
respecto 81 tsrEitorio del Acre, ha que
dAdo detinitivamente zaniada.
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lNcLATERRA Y sERvi.

New York, Dicianbre Il no
III gOhierno ruso Is dfrfaiao una
nOta al CABIN etc de Lord intere-
sandoae en- que IDgiaterra reconozcs
u huena amistad one q Rey Pedro [
le Ofree8.
El gablnete de ItOndr0s persisko en
ga actEtud hostil contra 81 g0biBrno de
SerVia. al cnal eonsidera c6mpIice =
encubfidor de los rnatadores d AEa-
iandF0 Y Drsga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01
DE g.oMBlA

New York. Diciembra n.Ern.
NotIcian de Panama que On Carta-
gems han 0currido serios diaturbi IS.
que fueron sofocadoa por el eiSrcito.
E pueblo So amotin6 intensando
agredir & varies s6bditos americanos.
Se dieron mueras s Marroaain. eli
praaidante DE- Il repfi bliea.
Keaaltaron heridos 1s individuos y
3 personas muertas.
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Las 81

NEW YORK, Dicienlbre i - 3 ra
q calaLai6n americana ma TN II, id en
q Gee elIElce ue lsss carkonaFaa I'D Cuba.
actlva aqnellos srabajoa
thy gran n1mer0 de obrerOs y de
ellassaearaEl glucEAOs mas an cuaratlo n
cognas i0rl tern0ina lob deaAjnde ernpe-
2ados hace variOs dSaa.
HSg an d hSa Honda dos er,1eeros
de guerra a1nerieanos.
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SANITARY, CLEAN. oooRLEss
Rsmats De Mav!dad

El dia de Diciembre pr6ximo & las
2 dc La tarde tendrk Iugar en- la casa
de pr6stamos de j. Bazan = Ca. Allen
49, un gran remate de prendaa de TO-
das classes. propias para regalos de Ma
vidad. Hay infinidad de sortiias con
brillsntes de todos tamaIos Y alhaias
preciosas. d is i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-01

Ei acontecimiento musical de Ii ae-
mama sera ] tanda de Walls. aue el
1oven cornpOsitor don joaquin A. Bur-
set, dedic6 4 IA distinQuida seelorita
Carmen Garcia, tituiada xAfiosotis
Esta maffana Ia banda de Ia PoIicis
lnsuiar la ensay6 v 81 Mi6reoles pr6-
xirno Ia ejecutar6 en- la plaza prineipal
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NosaAa $500 sAaEss ~ saaa "A y cfl
1s.sZ
4 g e tellzsAas Pm aa A6sai.
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W. Atatslca. RuariQu
oeA w SsesaasEo ] ls6 Martin. RIGS
s 3 s a,.. & se pSsea ela i22'
IN ~ $500 30 V EAsAAaa ge conaenfa
SMaA kssR sa eNstltSaH9 ael w aebernaa0T
&c 9eFt0 hie0s Y neu sabesnos
aae q qne aere mona aaks0 no usa otro
A.ooAAoeaao cue o. AaKnoso de a1ateLls
fenma z reefFladoa d6 frescura d ce-
fe1.o-
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0tre eQntigua con luz 81 isctrica y bafios
de ducha. con & san mlaealeA preeios
moalcos Luaa 81 D.
q 81. 'g - a da anoche en- la
mansion hlecu aYa estuVo muy concuv
fEl0a. A& pauda de la I. i. empez0
con 9Aa bOrinquens y termin0 con.
una dlana espafola
Ell Gal q Ian - Twas espanolas
Ireseas detaAlsmos 70 centavos libra
san Jose r.
,,,,. .. 15-1
1Ao1AAUGl1N. lila cesado 81 sus
runcloaes de Jefe del mOviInient0 de
carros eiectrlcos q Sr. John p. Burns.
susEIIu gendole q Sr. John ". lAlKaa.
hENtNClA. Ha pTeaentaeae " re-
nancia de So cargo do concelaa del
Ayuntanniento de Santa Isabel, don Jo-
% oantaago, p0r motives ne salE1d.
Sc TOMARA EN- AIdlUILER.
Una 'casa de altos on sltlo centrlc0 que
rense SV 9 % dollars nlensuaies.
1nIornnarans Fortaieza SI
- ",
CENTRAL AlU LIRE. E Jefo
oe 0oFas f'aoilcas ha sDrcp cpado e pro-
yeceo presentado por los duefios 90 Id
central AguIrre, para cru2ar, con una
Via 1errea, Ia carregerA de Fonce q
Sresy.51s, icy 471S, ceTca s1 oel kiioEaesro o
oL VEN4)1sN DOS Gon0s de xIhe
Fuerso hlco HeraidS correspondlenses
81 primer aro ae su pubiIcaclon, en-
cuaoernaoos 2 IL holandesa dlchos to-
mos comprenden los nnmeros unO al
cincuenta y tres. Informaran On esta
redacclon. ~. I
MANiCOMlO.-Han salIdo dc este
eslAoleclLnlehto por naper recuperado
sns Iao1itades y q. nentales' Fehclta Me-
ulhA 0eAiA v Vliiaronga, afnpas dettua-
ma Dia2.
UN CABALLERO AMERICANA. /
Deseo una habitaclon en- casa de una |
famiMa p9ertoFrlqueIa, pagando un
Precio mooeraao. llene puenas refe.
Teneias: reside actuaimente en- ell
hotei Marina. .a ,~
JAMES p. Jhl4fA -.
vl,, Y s.
=, FhE5olDlO.-Han sldo puestos en- |
hbertad por haber extinguidO condens,
Eustaqlio q, Amoro, Luis Romero, Ru-
per perS2 g.S SanullaFla, NJ ClpTaan sanchez, y
Cah1lao Moraaes Q lngEeso en- dlcho |
penal Manuei Lorenzo Vlfuet p0r ten
Caglya de vloiaclon.
HERIDA.-Ayer tarde se produjo /
una herida en- Ia mano dereeha, Ell jo- I
ven Rsfaei Vidal Baez, cuando Sc pro-
ponla abrlr una 6otella de ceryezs,
que ie revento en- 10 maIo. III prac-
tlcante senior Daniel, le hiso la prime
ra cura.
DIR. JOSE ESTEBAN SALDA-
NA.-Ha trasladado su residencia & Ia
calle de ODonell ndmero Plaza de
Colon y su otclna professional seTa ms
talada en- los baJos de 70 nisma casa,
donde otrece sus servicios professions
les.
ANGEL MARIA TORREGROSA.
= Este estfmsdo amigo nuestro Sc en-
cuentra "a bien de g enfermedad que
10 retenla en- CANA, 10 cual celebramos
sinceramente.
ID. JACINTO NARANJO. = Ciru-
donde ofreos @ sus e ssr1ioios Ia profesiona,. oi
hes.