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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-10

RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
High Low- Clos Net.
Sales est. est .fn1. Ch1o
100 Allls Chmrs 10 IL IL %
1000 Anal Cop. o33l 52hs 52s4- 70
400 Am Car d F 37a4 37la 37ia- Ia
800 Am CAT Of. 90 S9iA 90
30 Am Exp....l90 100 100
100 Am Ora Tw o o IL
100 Am Hal. AIS 47s 47s- Ia
100 Am Icc.... Zig 7l2 Zig Ia
900 Am Loco. 227s 22ls 22ls-lis
500 Am Loco pf sos SO 80 II
A25 Am Smclt.. I434 4434 443A-- Ia
40 Am Smclt p % 90 90
5000 Am Sugar. l0l2 1l73A no Zig
1S5 AT&Txrtsl3 2 1872 l33 ia
A66 Am TAFT ts ga 534 53l- Ia
zoo Ann Arb pf. % "a 81 "a
$500 At T q SF. 6sa4 o6al 67la-lI4
140O AT&SFpf 02iA OF % Is
oO7o Bal Ohio. sole 80 SO -lss
7940 B r Transit 6734 563s S6la-liA
100 Buf R&P..l46 lA5 lao 81
$500 Can Pacinc. l 2 5ss 1885 l233a-li2
1000 Ches 3 Oh. 38is 37ia 37l2-l
500 Chi q Alt. =. 26l2 26la 26la- In
62S Chi 4 Alt Of 67la 673a 07ia
300 Chi w.l7ll4 ITO 40 ! Is
100 & W pf.20l col col u
47oO Chi CT W. 1914 1874 1884, II
400 CT W pfB 80 35ia 353i- ~
1915 Chi NJ StPl 5los ll9i4 lIaas-2as
ai0 Chi Term, - 10 10 -lie
100 Chi Ter pr. 90 80 20 u
100 Chi Ira. 35s asa 35s- Ia
$500 Col & L.. 623l 50ia 8Ol2-3i2
500 Col Heal. i7ie l7l4 l7la
100 Col South. INA l7la l7l2- Ia
500 Con Gas. 1918 l9l l0l i
$40 Corn Prod. 2Dl2 20l2 2Gl2-lia
10 Corn Pro pr 50 80 80 Il
100 Del & W ..2S7is $50 $50 ID
100 Den&RG pr az s2 So Il
AIS bet L Ry... 71ii 733, 733,-- Ia
100 bet South. 234 ga 234- Ia
leo bet So pr. 22 22 22 Ia
10 - 5 s & A.. llla II. ll2-- 81
2I35O Erie........ 333l 32ll 323s-- la
340O Erie LIST pf. 6SI4 e7as 073s- %
900 Erie I'd pr. 66as SO so 81
zoo Ev & 7 H. 63la 63Ia 63la- 81
700 Gen I'll Co,.l7o 1873 l73l4--3s4
200 Hook Val. S3 Sl3I Sl3I--l3a
1895 III Cent 3334 1898 l323A-lla
200 Int Paper pr 65ia 6SIs 6Sia- So
100 Int Power. 40 40 40 II
100 Iowa Cent. 2S3s 2S3s 2S3s-~ Ia
500 Iowa Cen pr AZ 46 As -ll2
100 X c Sou. 2ils 24ls 24i2- i2
200 G Sou pr. AZ ~ 80 "a
100 X CT pt.. 7+iA 74lA 74l4- IA
1900 Lou q Nashl lila 10 40 Il
ss5 Manhattan.l 3634 l36 1870 Il
,o,o Ne, SEM 1921, ,ooa. IoI,o,
800 Met Sccu... 81 SOl2 SOI2-5
100 Mex Cen. 22 2ll2 2ll2-i
soo MSpASSM sol, 80 so IN,
1900 NKhT % 81 81 n,
,oo NKaTnf 40 4sI, Az /,
c2s5o Mo Pacinc. O37s lo2li l023s-l3s
400 Nat Bis Co. 39i2 39ls 39ls-l
400 Ma, Lead l6bs l6lo Islo- 10
,ooNy Air BlS5 1913 l55 l /,
,a25o Nv Cen. lbSls lpl,, loll,-a,
ION NyNHAH losla 1881, ,osla--I
,o,o Nj, A. IVES. e7l, 0bI, f0 lila
400 ON, & IVES. 2sa. % 25I.- 10
100 pac Coast So So ga
100 pacCoast2p az az az l.,
,baoo penn RR l25s Iaal, lam Ia
1css Penn rts.laSIs Ia4la lo4l,-Il.
$50 Peo Cas- 90 % ga -
$40 Pres s Car. S2I otto 6lia-I
100 presSCarp 81 al 81 = /,
400 Ry St sp'r. 90 27bs 27s- 10
1900 Rep Steel l4IA laa, 1881 a.
400 Rep Steel p 74ls - 74is+ Ia
I4lsO Reading. S2IA so 5ola-2Is
900 Read LIST pr 80 80 SO Il
100 Read 2 pf 10 70 10 Ia
10000 Rock Isl'nd 34ls 3eTs 33ls- "a
ZOO Rock Is'd 1884 7pls 72ls-. q,
10 Rub Goods. 22l2 22la 22ia- 10
100 Sloss Shef. 40 40 40 10
soo SLASH d, nj 6lls soI, sol.-j
aoo S,IASWp 40 asia 3a7s 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-10
AMERICAN TEL EPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY

A Dividend Of One and a half Dollars per shar>
and an extra Dividend OF Three iourths OF q Dollar
per share will be paid on Wednesday. July 10. 1913.
TO stockholders OF record az the close OF business
on Tuesday. June 10 1908
The transfer books will be closed from July 1
TO July is. 1903. both days Included.
WILLIAM Il. DRIVER. Treasurer.
New York. June rs. 1908.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-10
CONN ERCT.4L.
Cotton Advances Sharply for Near Months
New Orleans and shorts Buying
Gables Better Than Representatives,
VII Damage In Texas Grain Firmer
--GnfayOrablc crop HcpOriS-GOfYee
l'p-prO>lS aOns Down.

THURSDAY. July q -GrAIN Wheat-S Spot
was active and trm, Sales, 100000 bush :.
mainly for export here and mt the outports
No red in elevator. July price; No 1
Northern Duluth, lO1,c. over September
No / Northern New York. loo over North
western receipts were Ito cars against go
last week and 200 last year Chicago, rs cars.
against q last week and 81 yearago Futures
closed &c to lc higher Sales. l.5Oo. 600 bush.
~ Folln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-10
GREENWICH SAVINGS BARK,

y. D.. Cor. 9Th Ave. nj ,Hh :, .,
INTEREST ar 'rHERATE OF THREE ANnONE:
HALF PER CENT. PER ANNlM wlI be- g,',r,iiItcsi
depos;ors for the SIN MONTHS ana J. HhEn
nve dollars TO three thousand dollars rnl.lgitner'N
under the by laws pay able Jlll 20, lt@
JOHN II \RSrN RHONpES. President
JAMES QUlNLAN. Treasurer
u. OGDEN CHISOlM, secretary, -,
Deposits made on or hCfpr" Jl l( 10. 1901, WIN
draw interest from JULY /, 1908
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The outside securities mark ct to-day failed
To show any Improvement over the duness
prevailing for. some time. Speculation as
who lie continued narrow. With interest
early hours were generally steady. but shortly
after noon sharp break occurred In SYM
pathy with the weakn IN the stock market,
but even this failed to stimulate any heavy
selling. Northern Securities suffered the
largest loss on comparatiyely light offer
lnSs, dcclin INK nearly "a per cent: and end
Marine shares continued weak, although
Il slightly better demand in the preferred
caused slight advance over ycsterdar's
low figure. American Can issues suffered
acted slightly
'rhe copper shares broke sharply in SYM
pathv with the weakness in the metal. which
was offered down Nc further to-day, Greene
Consolidated lost per cent. United Copper
per cent, d White Knob Copper Z and No." ID
Rubber lire income ~ declined per gent
on light offerings to 3. New York Railway
as lost about =.
The transactions in the market to-day
s. open ns' Lon Cos,
100 wv Ca, o.. .as. AGA. 4a,. 4a,.
800 BAY State Gas $40 $40 J.l8 81
100 Bklyn G RR230 23e gao 2s6
700 Oh Pneu Tool co., 6oA 6oIs co.,
100 Con RRL&R "a 3At 3A 3A
400 fuelO. Pow 2Ssa 2SA. 2SA 2Sh
200 Greene coop 22 22 81 2H%
.0l Hack Mead. 77k ~
100 Houst'n on pf "a 81 "a -
100 Interior n. l03 lo3 1O3 l03
100 Int Mer w.. 4A 4as ~ ~
400 Int Mer Ma pr eos, 2Oia 2o% goa
100 L. Fuel b P. 3S4 asa 1914 1874
so Man Traas e. 3ia 3i7 2
700 Mon q Il Cop
1880 y Securities. oI'S 9iA Ola 0lN
100 y Y rrans..,. 5la 5ia Sla 5i7
100 Otis Elcv .,.., IS 10 80 80
100 Otis Eiev pr. % 90 p5 05
10 r Bak Ppf.". y 1919 1918 l0lia
8 Standard On.650 $50 $50 $50
700 Sc Lou Trans 23it 23ia 23A 23it
AS United Cop. 81 1917 ~ Ia
100 U 5 1t q liz. 81 Si4 Sl1 81
300 Whit kb Cop. IA Ia IL IL
foHDa
5000 Am Writ IS re ~ re "a
10000 Con r Tlreinc q = s.
5000 Erie n tswi SO 80 SO 80
5000 Int Sil debas. 5Sis SS7s SSiS SS5S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-10
DAILY TREASURY STiTEVENT.

WARRINGTON July o. The cash statement ~
the receipts and expenditures al tn" treasury
shows: m ,
TINS dGy. ms month E'rr, tr.,.
Receipts ,.......,S 81 STHaOl Sl3Dil sNs Sl3.i'I,"
Expenditures .,.., 2,;SO.NO 20duJ"@ 'o'W"'
Surpltis w 500 500 BS2N i32 U.I2N. l|2
The receipts from customs tu dnN wcrr NI'f-
0IO: from Internal revenue, $i05Nij m,Ncr.lhnru.''
ss, tSe National bank notes received i"I r'''"P'
ton Sp26. 900 ,
The cash statement OF the United states mas
urer for July shows:
.co,n coin and buIIinn sliuWoN no
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-10
New York Stock Exchange sales. July o.

UNITED srArRs AND srArn BoNDs I'm 81 .oooN.
u 2sr.,.,.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. O6h
4 Tenn Set IS ............,,........9 4lId 8 Az
cLosiSo rRIcKa OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid ASkeG.I Bid Asked
Us,s. CSN.r
1890. Io6A lo7S is1S.... 3SA 1870
USES c. u $50.
1880 .. l oeA 1918 lo1S.... so 1854
Z s asr U S5s.
ises-ls. lo7ot 1851 lsO4....lo3 lo31
CSSsc U S5s,c.
Isos-ls 1885 loeL 1904. ..lo3 l03I1
UAAsr US adSs.r
1907. I'LL lllA 1874 pCl2l
UsSc,
i9o7..,lll llla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-10
TRUST COMPANIES.
TRUST COMPANIES.

Chartered 1922.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Nos. l6, l0, 20 & % William St. New York.
Capital $l,0000UG,.
Undivided Profits 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-10
LOU
'ov' Hogs 1

New oRl{
o-day in 81
20 feet q
eoted Of 4
before. 1t
tn!sville am
ktiver. COD
Nelson Mil
4a"ette, La
Fought a q
p, had prd
pink a we'll E
i GiAI.vRsTd
fnd ex-GovN
len Miles I
Ei, cpations n
E6they left L
10y, Hogsy
10 locate m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-10

rent says the crop Is making favorable progress;
that the ysd In the West will be- UP to the ayeragc
or better but for the entire country the yield Will
be slightly below the average.
FLOUR. and more active. Sales. 10000
bbls. Receipts were $500 bbls and "a, 500 sacks:
exports, 6.lS bbls; and 1850 sacks Winter IN
bhls.: Supcrnne. 81. 60Ms2.s0; No. extra SS5G
$3.50: clears. s9.3odas3.sO: stIalghts, sas0as375:
patents, $3.s5@s420. Spring IN bbs.; clears $4,000
S1o: Siraghts. s9SOgS4.l5: patents, s4iOtSi7O'
Rye -four, S3m53.80.
COTTON. Spot cotton here advanced 90 points.
sales. rs bales Tor spinning and 100 delivered on
contracts, Middlng uplands, l220c.. against 914c
last year; New Orleans and Gulf, ~ 45c., against
&c: savannah declined NC. Liverpool al.
vanced 10 points on the spot with sales Of 10000
onics: FUTURES advanced to points but lost phrt
OF the rise. Manchester was Irregular.
Inc movement 70 day was rs follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-10

Liverpool closing prices: July. 6l3d. July
august. 612Mul3i. August September, 0:lOn
6lld. September October, 5.7OnJ7Id October,
November, 5.32G5. SD. November December 500
52ir. December January. 5l5d. January -rcbru-
any. 5i3aiiid. February March, bl2d5, l3d.:
March April. 5I!n5.l3d. Port exports. 3s74 bales.
Futures closed steady Al net rise OF 81 points on
OF the list with estimated sales OF 100000 bales
Prices Ms follows:
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THE SUN. FRIDAY. JULY 10, 1908.
| Wabash deb b
AND OTHER SHARES.

Total sales Of bonds lpar valued. 1850. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-10

The net earnings Of the Bethlehem
Co. Plant for the year ending July
LIST. 1902, as represented by the
Company In its statement to tho
New York Stock Exchange. made
as recently rs December ,+th last.
The Coconino sun., 1903-02-07

The following claims were allowed and ordered paid: Claim 135, Rabbit Bros, sup plies for furnishing of the dormitOry ...... ........ .$3l6 l2 Prof. Taylor was asked by the board to procure suitable shades for the windows in tie laboratory.
 The secretary was instructed to re- ceive bids and purchase the winter supply of coal for the use of the school. Rules for the use of the dor mitory were adopted.
 No other business being presented
 A. A. BUTTON, Secretary. Approved:
 J. c. GRIM, Chairman pro tenn.
The Coconino sun., 1903-02-07
NORTHERN NORMAL
Minutes of the Proceedings Of the Board of Education of the Northern
 Arizona Normal School.

FLAGSTAFF, A. T., Aug. 3. 1902. A meeting of the Board of Education was called by the chairman, for the transaction of business, the following members being present {: N. G. Layton, chairman; A. A. Dutton, secretary; T. E. Pollock.
 The following claims were allowed and ordered paid: Claim 127, c. NJ. Funston, print ing of catalogues, etc. .......sl2l 90 Claim 12S, Ed. Kapanke, salary as janitor for July. y........... 50 co Claim l29, Mutual Telephone Co.,, telephone rent. .......... 9 % Claim 13O, J. c. Grim, inciden- tai repairs ........... 15 % Claim 131, J. c. Grim, applying on contract for completion of No other business being presented, the Board adjourned, subject to call of the chairman.
 A. A. DUTTON, Secretary. Approved:
 N. G. LAYTON, Chairman.
The Coconino sun., 1903-02-07

FLAGSTAFF, A. T., Sept. 6, 1902.
 A meeting of the Board of Education was called by Mir. Grim for the tram saction of business. The following members being present J. c. Grim, chairman pro tenn; A. D. Dutton, secretary.
 The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
The Coconino sun., 1903-02-07

FLAGSTAFF, A. T., Nov. 6, 1902.
 A meeting of the Board of Education was held at the Normal building for the transaction of business. The fol- lowing members being present: N. c. Layton, chairman; J. c. Grim, A. A. DuttOn, secretary.
 The minutes of the last meeting read and approved. Principal Taylor ap- peared and made statement. showing that Miss Alice McIntire had passed in the following subjects from an ac- credited High School, viz: Political Economy, American Literature, Eng fish Literature, Physical Geography, Geology, Civics, Rhetoric and Com position, Bookkeeping and Conner cial Law. It was ordered by the board that Miss McIntire be granted credit on the above subjects.
 By unanimous consent of the board the salary of the janitor was made s6O per month, to take effect Nov. l, 1902. The board adjourned to meet at call of chairman.
 A. A. DUTToN, Secretary. Approved
 N. G. LAYTON, Chairman.
The Coconino sun., 1903-02-07

FLAGSTAFF, A. T., Nov. 2. 1902.
 A meeting of the Board of Education was held this date for the transaction of business. The following members being present: N. G. Layton, chair man; J. c. Grim, A. A. Dutton, sec retary.
 The minutes of the last meeting read
The Coconino sun., 1903-02-07

frOI IaylOr was lnstructed to pro- cure apparatus for the Practice school to the amount of $1 20.
 A. A. Dutton reported to the board that the Bunch house had been rented for dormitOry purposes at monthly rental of $l9,5O and Mrs. Acker had been secured as matron at a salary of s25,0O per month for the present, and if it was found that sufficient number of teachers and students lived at dor mitors to justify higher salary, more would be given her.
 The above report was approved by the board and it was ordered that such articles as were necessary for the fur nishing of the house be obtained.
 No other business being presented the Board adjourned to meet at call of the chairman.
 A. A. BUTTON, Secretary.
 T. E. POLLOCK, Chairman pro tenn.
The Coconino sun., 1903-02-07

FLAGSTAFF, A. T., Oct. 25, 1902. A meeting of the Board of Education was held at the Normal building for the transaction of business. The fol- lowing members being present: N. c. Layton, chairman; A. A. Dutton; secretary.
 The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
 The following claims were allowed and ordered paid: Claim l36, to cover the following sal aries for Sept: A. N. Tay- Tor, $200; Francis Fl. Bury, $l1O; Cornelia Hartwell, $l10; Ed. Kapanke, $50; Lula R. Hunter, $60; Mrs. s. s. Acker, matrOn, $35; .$565 % Claim 137, to cover the follow ing salaries for Oct; A. N. Taylor, $200; F. H. Bury, $ll0; Cornelia Hartwell, $l1O; Lula R. Hunter, $60; Ed. Kapanke, $50; Mrs. s. s. Acker, matron, s35; ....... .$565 % Claim 13S, Geo. E. Sullivan, agent freight. ..... ...... 40 43 Claim 139, Wm. Freidline, la bOr and supplies. ............ 16 40 Claim 14O, Rabbit Bro's., rent and supplies. s................. 240 82 Claim Al, c. M. Funston, enve- lopes and printing. ......... 3S 25
 $l466 40 The board inspected the building and ground and were we'll pleased, finding everything in the best of order. Adjourned to meet at call of chair man.
 A. A. DUrToN, Secretary. Approved
 N. G. LAYTON, Chairman.
The Coconino sun., 1903-02-07

FLAGSTAFF, A. T., Sept. 3, 1902.
 A meeting of the Board of Education was called by Mir. Pollock, for the transaction of business, the following members being present T. E. Pol lock, chairman pro tenn; A. A. Dutton, secretary.
 After inspection of the building the contract of J. c. Grim, for completion of labratory and rooms in the middle wing of basement of building, was ac- cepted by the board.
 The following claims were allowed and ordered paid:
 Claim 132, J. c. Grim, final payment of the contract. . ......... 924 90 Painting black-bOards. ..... l5 % Change in plumbing as or
 dered by board. rd.............. 5 co Repairs on doors. ........... F co Claim l33, Ed. Kapanke, jani-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-02-20

Thoroughbred Guernsey Bull
For service. w. II. SHOwERMAN,
93tl0* / nile south of Paw Paw.
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! nique Dental Pariors. over Quatermas'
ore. Open from s a. ~. to g. p. m. each
cay reeth filed and extracted posi-
tIvely without pain. Kibbie phone. If
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-02-20

q. r.. Lanphear, ID. ID. =,
Over Tyler's, Paw Paw. Kibbie phone.
At Lawrence Mondays only.
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Wanted

Wanted!
Logs and bolts at the box factory at
once. Will pay highest market price.
91tf EATON IL CLEVELAND.
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Woman's Exchange.

Call at the Woman's Exchange for
home made baking. All orders promptly
filed. Delivering done. Both phones.
If The MISSES ROSE
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WANTED.
Buckwheat Wante,
Wanted.
wanted.

Wanted
f.. S. Stevens has purchased the eleva-
tor at Lawrence for the Stockbridge
Elevator Co. and is ready to buy all
kinds of grain and corn. Same at the
Paw Paw elevator as usual. Also 8 good
cows for sale. 1871
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BANKERS AND MONEY LoANERs.

Money to loan on real estate.
60tfl Il. r. PARKS.
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The Wolverine Nursery. A complete
line Of uaranteed stock at moderate
prices q. +. PRATER, Jr,, Prop,
2499tf Paw Paw, Mich
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X. r.. ChappelI.

GRADUATE OPTICIAN. Eyes promptly
fitted and warranted satisfactory. At q.
E. Chappell's jewelry store, Paw Paw,
Mich, 90tf
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Pensions

Pensions.
Having recently been admitted to
practice before the department of the
interior, shall hold myself in readiness
to transact any business before the de-
partment that may be intrusted to me.
Especial attention will be given to pen
sion claims.
O3tf O. w. ROWLAND.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The leading fire insurance companies
bv T.. f. PARKS.
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Geo. l.. Bruner.

Geo. l.. Bruner.
Contractor and building mover, all kinds
of plain and fancy stone work done. Will
take contracts for all kinds of building
and repairing and furnish everything.
Satisfaction guaranteed. | sell and
set up Snow Bros. furnaces. Kibbie
phone at residence. GEO. l.. BRUNER.
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DENTISTS.
w. c. Y. Ferguson, ID. ID. ;.
Dental Parlors.

All operations, including Crown and
Bridge work, rendered as painless as pos
sible. Office in Longwell Block,
Paw Paw, Mich
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-15

El aegEoR slaeinSa Dlaz - aiwve pare
tici en extensa aaKfa Qpe 81 sE@
uEao ds laa nnehma pBFs0nas Que ven1n
q San usn para tomas parts en la
protest cnnkra III II iKaen y 81 aobier-
no "a u naaflana del domingo Ksasaklu.
Nos dice aue 1n6 snaaao "a $50
Eiedr de aIseEnr ia p6bliea Fae
pOrtav armas cortantas y ans aper
de seg tan nunaeroa0 a. mflzmeEo dc az
curSi0nistaa solo 10 aseguran cue apass
rsciercn cuatTo arEnas d6 eska 1nd0le.
Atirnla que h actitud de sodos fu6
abs0lutamente paeffea , Que su de-
tenci6n fuS Nh pRetexto para Que no
cOncurrieran & 10 nnanif ifestaci6n,
Dies que nTukesta p0x medio dc In
prensa de que no 90 Ie dejara en- hber-
tad de hacer uso de sus derechos acu-
diendo 4 La manifestation que 81 con-
sideraba necesariny juata
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-15
use ealRDIe ID Icy oh as07 |,

Sc ha acercado este redacci6n un
caballero. ro06naonoa pregunteEnos
por que todas Las denandas (uue no
son pocas) que interpone el eeflor
joss NarcisO Viader y Tinajero se
celebran en- 81 Juzgad0 municipal de
Catedral, resuItand0 { Id aue parece,
de Ia cOmpesencia de- 0trOa Jueces.
Sc nos asegura que ell Tribunal de-
Distrito en- IN asunt0 del senior Via
der hm dispuesto que d Juez naunici-
pal dicho devuelya las eossas "a inte-
reaado pOrque mo debia habsr interv-
enido en 81 asunt0.
Aanana es f6cif podarnos ofrecer
nas amplia information aeerca de es-
tos particulares.
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e - ].

Et
anbra Hace alguucs dias qus
Hua VIaaen calas9Eanao Eai-
ieg lees 81 q 5arria del etl0tQ~
na Ele llos, el kaaEa II
es Al NIenenke, y sga Ka abga
bK ri i6n han atzaido
tan @ - aszsas aua aatas IEt-
a han aAs1o SpeaA AauE.
E0s aa paEt6. sd eI oaEEa0 de- IE0to
auri azatSa 40 cutie pro1astante,
e0n saancia de algunas personaas 8
81 III Alcalde ha lograd0 con 81 pala-
dastruir comp lesnents u secta de ess
a1naeie Que aAlf aa asGaba fernando.
Hassa auuf 40 hay NADIA de partlcu-
Iar, como 10 sea lae hOlas sneltas pu~
bIicadas ca dioEo harrio pof las jess
prCe ntess con Amino da hacer dAlio
{ II 1aisi6n nat6aica j las piadras que
han nid0 arro5adaa eontra d edldcic en
que IS oeESbrmn dichas nnisiones.
El quito pr0teatante eay6 en- oil Goto
LaureE; psrO pareUa cue sus prlncI-
paaes so8tenedores no 90 o0nforEnan. y
han lograflo aue por Iii Saniasd ee ex~
niElM ans nraaxa 4 h polieEa inaular De
annaI barxio gasam 0te no permits que
en in casa-capiIAa Dc ii mission Cab6lica
IA reunan mks de so personaa, cnando
Sc nos dice que caben perfectanente
mas de 100 pers0nas en- ella bodO para
entorpacar IN prOpa ganda cat6lica, que
eiuua ca auueI barrio. Ahora los So
cerdokes pradiean desde la puerta para
los que so hRllan dentro de la capllla.
para los quedan frente 6 Is misma.
On Ia carretara, en- nuneroso concurs0:
En- aquel barrio Sc ha tornado Is So
ciedad de cat6licos.
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e. NASHVILLE.

New York, Octubre Is. !. 80. r. ne.
Aun no ha vuelto el torpedero Nash-
vile. que fu6 enviado 8 st Andrews.
cerca de Nicaragua, & pr0te0er Ias
prOpiedades de los subditos que han
recibido males tratos de- los nicaragua
ses, que las .autoridades no han to-
mado modidas para prOtegerIos En-
Bluefelds. Nicaragua las autoridades,
han dado ciertas ordenes, que Sc sfir-
ana son contradictorias & 10 que habian
ofrecido 4 los jefes de los barcos ems
piados ultinaamente.
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hleczk eu
NitaisT. sB
Cestxnfda por
taxaualea qsaa 1uahsn@ 1000 "a ge
aeAate. para YER 81 eatasa en
sEaenta lletle ux1a una
cgal incendi6 d pecet
cid0s por N aeeitas e0Enu asao I'll
ineendio 4 otrn nuate
Seaman sly la 81 III. M per
xlidaa calc6 lanaa a. . a
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siaaa Ii sasallza 81 donla

Con motive de Ias fuertes neyadaa
en- Las montafIass tOdos los gefugiAa0a,
que huyen de les tr0pas turcaa, han
tenido que abandonarlas, habiando cal
do muchos en- poder de elias.
Cerca da In villa de ZelaEan. los tr0-
pas del imperio OtomanO, enconkxar0n
ounce refngiados pasknaolos tOdos
por las arnas. Los ofioiaIes turcos,
rehusan coneedar ning6n perd6n.
En- Monastir sigue todavia la excl
taci6n est6ndo toda Macedonia en- nm
estado casi anarquicO.
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EscuaIa ID Il PnrIslIna COneeIda
Gale de Ia Luna NO. 90
irsnts { las rsutssas del antigas Cuarisl
9e San FEascisc0

Instruction primaria, elemental supe-
rior, ineluyendo la doctrina cristiana. Cla-
ses de idioma ingl9s. m6sica, eanto piano.
dibujo natural lineaI, -HoraS de esonela:
de z III q. m, y de 4 81 d. IN.
Solo Sc reciben ninos dc D & aS aAos.
No se-admiten alumnos expulaadosdo
otras escuelas.
Treinta tres amos do servicios on ell pro-
fesorado p6blico de In Isla con favorablas
notas, son la Rarantfa que ofrezc0 ( las per-
sonas que Sc dignan h0nrarme ronfian de
mi cutdado la instruction dc aus nin0s
( San Juan, Octubre 1Q, 1908.