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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
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In Virginia, the pink and white waves
and the snowdrtfts Of apple blossom and
cherry. time, alternating With THE deer
rose Of peach orchards, tho koldsn 1ut-
Ing OF dahoai!s ana 3onauils, thA clear
green ana white os the do9wobd Ia IL
spring array, tho thousand and one
scents ana sounds On every side, proclaim,
that once again nature haa awakened
from her winter sleep and clothed her-
SELF anew in fairness for the Haster sea-
son, II
!, Virginia does not represent the whole
OF the world, however, but only . tiny
bit Of Il, and Y wtshes we're automobiles,
children might 30 elsewhere to 80 things
growing, 70 the Cult States to see the
gardens and cat strawberries; to Cali
fornia to pick the last Of the oranges
from under the trees and to watch the
sheared sheep in the green meadows. or
to Vermont. whore snow still lies In the
valleys and tho sugar camps are In 9
full blast Of work. Ks a A. Ss
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4 " /
on dc table an dc new han went In an
ct whars do family tuck der meals. An
den. atterwuds she wash dc dishes an
look at UNI good. Dey had DO King 9
name cut In um-"B obby Do Raw, ~ =.
Buster John was obliged to laugh at
this, the name sounded 50 funny, and
,Drusilla brought II out 80 unexpectedly.
'sYou neenter laugh, =" reclaimed Drusille;
eds amt no funny tale. an dat wus do
Kings name-dey amt no two ways
about dat n; !, 4. If 5 stiS5 .
s''Well. when Miss Liza see dis, she put
on her thinkin cap. The did, an az herr
SET how came De King make htsse'f 70
mighty gree-bIs ter dish yer man what
amt rot senss nun ter ter make q par
or shoes. Bimeby she ak 'er daddy, but
de Of shoemaker wus dom mo- thinkin'
dan talkin', an no want eaytn' nothln'
Miss lisa. hard pushed, went an
AZ dc nav man how como de- King Ter
ter be so good as ter SEN his dinner, an
dc man low dat ho an dc King !s OIL
cronies. He say dat him an Dc King
amer thoo thdc;. an & thin, an dat for
long years bofe un UNI had slep' IN de
same bed, De man low dat dey been
dom dat away 50 long dat 1t got tor 30
a kinder habit. II He say he dunner what
he'd DO efs he didn't sleep in de same bed
wild de King. ~ a & e. 4. n
miss Liza vow dat dey wul Z mighty
mistry some'rs. but she dunner whar.
abouts Do man say dey amt but one
way fer her ter fin out all about II, an
dat Is ter marry him. Miss Liza vow
an declar' dat she won't marry nobody,
much less man dat dunner how ter
mako q shoe, But do man he court her
an court her, an court her, an b!meby
she say she'll marry him az only ter ter
fin out what dey Is twik him an ktns
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DH04HQE NYAP.eA.P0r hA ~ 5thaisn IN n q
TNtNI,ra Al Fiosa n nliinp - tho xnt1-
Ibrai st,idant 81 natural history
othan Ana Van. = n axisis ohIvs II,
t,irai rariora, for aifhn,iat, many
y TT en, ma IA "a hoen ',,ade ~ nnt,rniixe
IA 4ticcittnntso i il atlas Hasa afynrfs
hnvo t,rifar,,,Iy fo,,ods nSying n In ,Ir,s
nnnt,nsra Ma - Ma fIr hiawIns All the
80. ANA standinr Il, the ,n,ddIa al ma
troilev track ID rubber ii. Tall, Build
t,,s,s 80 81 a Al 's5-fG d @ Al AS
''' it,pas. n, fortnra4e and fatal taate. In
.,6ivins, a. M il tha ernaraa AZ NJ, -.
torsv n a i,sn nm ~ i,eonio tvho1 t,osEess
~ e SthsIr Yan,i,v ~ keon the,r 1jtoie
BIa1 bs = "a 4 rthnsr ss,,nsea n NJ thasa
cp us t,,1a. -. nftantionateiv ca,,eI n IA
kcotl,trv' anS n fnr no nosslbia I from
ElSth' Avsn,is b s5fs
8la 80 =. -.
tne zap ~ Io!uno only ~ tnis eounssy.
ena reacnes -; q w 2. uhparaneieo W.
leotIoh " 1 hans .e - .ns 1M..not
az neS pecoMe tns .liiel II, =
tne o.ets, ana .ne pr,ue o. M pso ont
Who seieo. Sne nnese s''u
70 q 1 1ne IS s. ..t..l..
Tho fact that the zap is peculiar TO
Am rioa has led g number OF ETHIOPIAN
critics to declare that the breed was 90
numerous IN America that II constituted
the entire population. (see Count dc Mon.
teso uiou ~ "sonnets 70 Myself and Arr"
Matthew Arnold i"SVtld M Americans y
Have Met 4 b vol page "a, Kipling:
4<1A. - n n
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Bobby de Raw. De man he say dat Of
she'll marry him she'll SEQ ez much er
de King fez she will or him, An SO she
set de day. an when de time come de
King sent his big gol' an silver coach att
ter de two, an dey got In an drlv ter do
house whar de King Tvs at, De new
man, he got by Miss Liza's side an sortep
snuggle up ter her but he amt say moth,
in',j When dey come ter de place dey
wuz a great big crowd In dc streets an
all roun. de house, My granny use ter
say dat dey WIZ SO many people dar dat
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dey want hardly standin' room fer q flea.
well. big es DO crowd wus dr. all
make way when dc coach drtv up. an
Dc folks gun ter holler an squat an
call do name or % King, an dsn dsy
gun ter sing son & bout Miss Lisa. %
folks stood back, dsy dld,,s a. d. now
man an Miss Liza went ia do house whar
de preacher wis standin' an dey WIS
married. An den Do King led MISS Liza
ter a great big sol tn one wid silk an
satin all over It, an. dan she fin out dat
she done married King Bobby de Raw.
Oats all, said Drusilla.
IN CTo be continued), 5
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out in.Ae yard an set IN do sun an'$e q;
der dinners-all cep de King. Not bein'
,aa tAr dam Kinder dom q he had come

ger o' l sop " - 80.
use ter dem kinder doan : ne no ~ coa ''
OF wldout fetchin' his dinner, an g, ne
sot der an, hammered on de snoes W4Int
.settip' at de table hear Do hamm sfs SWlhe.
and she az her daddy who WYE dat ,wor =,
in when dey oughterS Pc eaun.# D . =. :,
man. ne we3 MS nead 20 'ausn, ~ ! saS
y mus oe 90 new man' i: !, 4.
Miss LIZA, she 3unp up ,u1A ~ re = ~
an run an peep IVY 70 s"op 49, ~,
sho nun, gar We e e. n t.,n,, rA iiks a. soma
sway az ae shoG H. 40 ~ ne, tUn
I IN WE W. ut.s ~ w. miss 'abe make but
ne. an ~ - a4h,,,, T., a. u,a u,
work ms ~, 10y 49,. ssi.. ash. 'savF
a .u,, s!netl me u.ss ..,1a ~
WY uo ~; !; you -, 81 ~ ta ,iou .nev
ROSY uh wa - !s.'s' L. =. w. NJ. ~
alnt Mono W uln - -, re
say .WnyHE Wv io.Sm ~ 80 AZ :,
hnk oT.s ~ wonS.r = n Tia
LA gay. aas you a'ut ~, ba:,cu, .not
DeS klnG 1Alxn: Ata zen y. ~ .om ~. ~
aes saok.y 49, a $500 IN 80 ho,u en,,,.
70. so w &C. hsr r'1shs
WE - = w. 11o .sonea 1 AZ
iook e H9ss. 20 u.u ~ 70 - |acs
t9os ~ ~ W., 10 ~ n,;ahtv I'm sen eve..
=. on H. .a': .yon .ot mishtv purty ones,
nt-. 49, In low,
shs eay. .Don.s ~ .np'aen.;, a az NV
a -. nup tAa = ~ ...Ys :,
Wtd, dat sne Halps eut or g ~, t9o ~ -, ~
nlmepy ne!s eHo WIS .. eLH 49, III,
~ q v.tues, ~ ~ - 1'nar r1uham
re IooN - nsF - ~, o,,.an
~ ter ne tA4ns 4 y '1'a ~ Sesh
y IAN "a Fort,n.- ta ais ~ ms one
DAY oat 81 io pe suoa ~ 9u'S utS -
nav1shness ia Mssly Msm ,a's ~ nve M VIZ
she say dat my o. man wo 'sa oe SH"u
perV1oeI an. t'M 4p,. H4os sososs ~ ~:
but ten you r'snt ~. gay =. =. ~ -
gWlneter marIy 20 lnoeHake 49, 1920. fsM
SINCE peen porn pesn sn s.a' az
b been sn heerin: dom shoe e. ammess tell It
look IKE sometimes eey'n run re Grassy
no o., Stree no sRoeha rs for me \, =,
DE King, ne et ms Gunner SOW ~
smack nus 1hou!' ~ wv wy , ", y. ~.
ao seen soGa an I ,nn ~ him I Ssr
ter see what ne mean; an ne !o 2, 7 ba s,a
a. ner tet sAe nasfSs n,ean ouv - o vs.
moueRt %. you ~! ~ hna $3.50 800
yoI gunner new Ier. Make snoe, Tuity
nlsh AZ oe Wogk you. cone 8, aar - tSsa.ay
wrong. an t!tll all Aatser % E'ppea "!
an. done over as!n, ~. o1n 9a., yu ~,
a , neyeF avHs .Ho Na.u 49, 800 e.
nun sou, An, W 4nlkes -1A.!. t!oA uns
you got somepody 1sr teF taRe Sees Va
UNI
], DE k!hg' NJ. et ms Vtues e. ~, sMa ~.
Als lnout, nn ush ~ tovn - sasse t E
an. she look O. alH en- plmeoy s sns I near
her DADDY cat!n, heE ter Gunner, ~ h.ns
ne low .ioutl natteF souzen me ZEE KEEP
~ you rum w dinner; I'm mlgnty sor.
FY' Miss Liza, she TOSS nor neaa AZ CAT
an say, Wen, you neenteFs pc, sorry
hops you an, Rot ,de ldee N .heag aat
! WINS stayln' our mere KasS you g mere
~ you Is yolls Slt you t'he,t9ot co .I1s
an glt y out, us tsihg, nc tow' III
a9; sn sSs ne ,asa asn aa anv
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April's 5Anniversaries,

Thomas Jefferson, the third President
OF the United States, was born at shad-
VOL, Albemarla county, April I'd, 1748. EIo
waa Governor Of Virginia, member Of the
Continental Congress-. ministor to France,
YIce-P President md President for two
terms He drafted the! Declaration Of
Independence, The Louisiana Purchase
was one Of tho great events Of his adj
tmlnistration.
April 2, 1905. was the birthday Of Hans
Christian Anderson, tho Danish novelist
aud poet, His fairy tales are his most
famous works, and !noludo the well known
'NUgly Duckling" and What the Moon
Saw. 6 f5
John Burroughs, the American eHsayist,
WAS born In Roxbury, New York, April
8. 1887. He has written ohevmlngly, both
In prose and verse, chiefly on nature SUBJ
jects, and i Is called Jdhn, OF Birds,n
Among his works are wake. Robin"
winter Sunshine" Birds and Poets.y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-26
Bargain No. 2

Your choice of fifty Suits from finer grades Some of
these retaed formerly for $4,000 and $1,000 choice lot of
this styles made the cloths of every description
To this have added sample line of Suits but one
of kind making the variety greaterand selling this
lot at only $500.
All other Suits remaining in stock at reduction prices to
This early reduction price two months wear upon
the goods that we have given before
No Suits changed during this sale and any needed aera
tons will be charged for You afford miss this op
portunity of the
Bargain No.
Fifteen Tan and Black Spring Jackets former prices 500
sIa.5o, $3.50 and $3.50 Our price to close, $5.9S.
Ten Castor and Black Jackets left from last seasons good
values Our price, to close, $3.o6
choice lot Of White Lawn Waists selling 81 so EACH
See them counter.
HOWED ETTTC
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TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told For Busy
Readers.

Local Happenings Tersely Told For Busy
Readers.
Ballard & Co., reliable insurance
wise king is the Best Bread iiour,
Ladies suits marked down at A. 2.
Abbott & Co.'S.
If troubled with headache see Holtons
eyesight specialist
D. A. Perry went to Worcester this
morning on business.
c. E. Woodruff Of Woodstock is visiting
his nephew, H. G. Woodruff Of this city
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Gordon arrived
at their home In this city last night from
Scotland after a months absence.
The International Correspondence
school Of Scranton, Pa, will open June l
an Office in the rooms recently occupied by
the Consolidated Lighting Co. opposite
Depot Square. w. F. Stevens win be
manager. Mr.. Stevens is agent for East
ern Vermont and New Hampshire.
Royal Blue Flame Cooking Stoves are
economical, safe and odorleSs. Sold on
approval at the Boston Bargain Store
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Pnlnt Your Co. ii IL.

to s1.OO with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint. It weighs 9 to S ozs. more to the
pint than others, wears longer, and gives
a gloss equal to new work. Sold by Rey-
nOlds & Son.
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CUT IN PRICES
This IS Our Last Week in the Blue Store!
Everything Must Go at Some Price

We have got to vacate present quarters by y
o'clock Saturday night, May 30th, consequently we
have made another in prices all goods and in
many instances have marked them down
We also offer Store Fixtures for sale great sacri
fee in price You will find here an enormous amount Of
Mems and Boys Clothing, Hats, Caps Shoes and Fur
nishng Goods We mention below only few items.
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Bargain No. /

Take your choice large line of Suits whose values have
been $780, $1,000 and sI2so respectively during this sea
son-stysh durable and sensible Suits which made up in
good cloths many Of these but one style-seing
the astounding low price Of $9.75
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-26

Children's percale, Bingham and lawn
dresses at prices cheaper than you can
afford to make them yourself. See them
at Fits.
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GRAEITEVILLE

The Ladies Aid society win meet at the
home Of Mrs George sutton Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock.
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
BARRE. w. May 20, 1908


Boston. May 26.-Falr tonight,
Wednesday unsettled weather.
probably showers in northern
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The popular 1.-TWO pieced suit In all
the different summer materials now being
shown at Fits.
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Consult the eye sight specialist for
glasses at }. w. Holton's.
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Homer Fits StOrel
SUIT SALE.

Never before have offered such extraordinary induce
men at this season Of year Suit Department We
propo finish earlier than usual and do our
stock Of Suits marked at August prices
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Table damask for shirt waists at A.
Abbott & Co.'S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-08
Dos bales con
fines CaritatiVOS

+ El skbado por L. noehe celsbr 6 30
en- los salones del Ateneo 10 rsuni6n a
anuneiada para acoFdar 10 eelebra.
ei&n de dos bales de m&searas On el
Teatro. h
A petiei6n de 10 Junta de DAmas
90 acordo que los bailes tuvieran Ia.
gar el domingo 81 y Ell s&bado 81.
Sc nombr6 la comisi6n organixs-
dora en- 10 forma siguients:
Ramon. Falcon, jose Lanuza. Ma.
nuel PAlacios, GAbriel 5Gasrrs, Jose
Palacios, Ricardo A Gsndis, Ma
nuel .Paaial, Antonio Caubst, Ma
nueI Ginorio, Andres B Ceosas. Pc.
aro G. Goyco, Fernando Cortsx y
Vicente Gaillot. tHs
De esta comisi6n organizadora 90
nombraron las subcomiaiores que.
dAndo formada 10 do inv..tasiones
por les senores Gansfa, Guer Q,
Caubet, Crosas. Ginorio, y Gull otl
Ii orquesta que tuear& en- los dos
bsiles ser& 10 del professor fe11or
Duchssne.
DAao al I'm bsE 6deo con que ue.
var & efeeto diehos aatos y sstandol
al ffente de clos 10 iuventud de San.
Juan 10 eSocieaad de d smae, no
dudamos que diehos bailes qusdar&n
muy lueidos. -
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/ Ell ''Rey de Santurce''
"a ten0InQS dos mOnarCaS e1l
Puerto Rico

I'm ssfior de SAnturce, snamige
de malos olores psro que eaxs da
6stos anda, para aplicsEle una de
nuneia nj lueero del Albaeque 90 lc
mas limpio eonocido hansa ahora-
person 6se de nusvo On 10 ensa nc
rseonstruys don Eugenio dc Anea.
y .eneamin6se &ereehito 8 donde no
en- necegario dacir.
--Esso voy aenuneiarlc ~diio.-,
Esto huele NAL, esto ss una amenaxa
& 10 salua p6blica del Versailles, &
sus raales habitAntam.
olga este nsagest6 --sxelAm6 8 An.
ca--J Con que dsrecho 90 ha mstido
usted en- esta essa, que no 90 auya.
CON que dereehof lEs acaso usted
el rsy do Santures?
ST, ol rey.
-Paes asi 90 despiae 6 los reyes
De esta casa. Y Anea, que mo le
gusta llevar 6 naaie In idens, iba 6
haosr eisrtA demonstration realisto
pero el r. y % mRreh6 ligera y real.
mente, por no tsnar enn disgusto.s
Con este Rey de Santuroe, w to-.
nemos dos On Pnerto Rico; Su Ma
iestsd el Consejo y sn Msisstad sl
Rsy de SAnturGe. rs
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S1'11aa i. !: IS s':|iigll'e|: '|:

Aver pado oaurrir otra dor grAeiA
de las que vsnimos legistrando de
i os ,earrOs el6ctrieos, ~ ~ .'s'
} ELv trolley nd nero 8 que imareha'
] be para eli PArque s lks dos J media
de u tsrde. como de costunhre lie
vaba ereeiAo b q nero de pass arus.
; Ea To plAtS formA, entire otrks per.
ss6nas, iba l4 inaividuR Lxura Mons.
req. squa vive on ID ealls de San Sss
] basti6n n1nero Is. con .el objeto De
desmontarss en- la parada de l. elrs
eel pibliea. llevAndo dos 1fos en- l&s
manor. T TodAvfa NO hAhia puesto
bien el pi6 en- tiara, euando el caro-
psrti6 lansAnao3 6 LaurA 81 suelo y
produ@s6 ndoln ysrias eOntus stones.
+ Los eonduetores deben djArse mu'
cho en- nodar 10 sefla de partiaa, sin
tener seguriaad do que todos los pa;
saieros est6n en- terra.
L. Iesionada piensa rsciamar una
indemnizaci6n 6 10 comps f1fs.
h ri Juex do Pas de San Ffanciseo
instruys Ell Bumario eorresp ondieRte.
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NotaS de .ilter6s
La verdadera profession de
Leonardo da sVinci

Psroee que Leonardo de Vinei,
conocido daI mundo moderno como
uno 10 los m4s brillantss pintores de
70 antigua escusla italiana. no fac
NADIA menos que ingenis-o hidr6u.
leo. Es mat: 20 sabe que sus. bras
de pintura, sscaltura y posafA no
las teniR On otro concepto que pro-
daeeiones lie nm eRmateurs.
Un sedor M. A. Roma, escribs
extsnsamente aeercA de lAs obras y
vida 10 aquel ilustre vaI6n en- uno
de los iltimos boletiuea della Soeis'
dad Francesa para el Fomsnto de 10
Iudustria Naeional, y dice qRe do
Vinei naci6 On 1852. y que ssgdu
todas Las probabilidaass pronunci6
On su 6poea mzehos de- los dsseubri'
mientos eientificos que hoy 90 nom
bran On relaeion con los nombres de
Galilieo, Keplsr, CAat:lle,i Cor 6rni
CO y no poeos rslacionados CON 10
moderna geologic. 80
- Fu6 de Vinei Iugsniero Direetor
do o oras P1blieas dc Z L,mbardfa y
Toseana, desempsnando una vsx el
cargo Dc Ingenisro on Jsfs del PApa.
$$E8Nss !. ABILENE.
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FILIPINAS
en- Ia Exposition de San Luis

Naava Yolk. Mayo rs. Ea 10
pr6xima Exposieion de San Luis se
exhibir6 una ec1onia hlipina que
contArA en- su seno con mas de /, 600
personas, ties. doe 10
prensa. de todas las rszas y classes
sociales del archip' 6lago. r S
La e0lonia vivir6 eE, San Luis
exAetare1ts como en- 81 pals mats,
y de Filipinas han de trasrse las Ca
sAs dc campo para levantarse de
nusvo en- los tsrrenos de la Exposi.
cion. NT8 .Eh8#
La exh. .bicion durar& seis messa
Ell tempo mAreAao p2r& la faria.
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Color r0jO

Este fa6 el que predomin6 anoehe
ca los vestiaoB Dc las bell&s senori-
tas do San Juan que ssistieron 10
retretN. 'nvL@ 70
Dssae antics de les oeho essaba
llena, eompletamsnte lleaa 10 plaza
principal, que presentaba un con-
iunto muy grAdabse.
= La banda de mdsiea del Battalion
puel torriq se1o 30 porto may bian.
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T'odos T'oldos los, p)ulyye'|nlltes' u / /: j ] d Q /
nb5saaE5. .I e1d ON as-4sla 81 II.
q = j. destruidos. q :. .

New York, Junio8, l0-l5 a. M.
Informa otFo1 despacho recibiao
aquf, de Carolina del Sur, que to-
dos 6ios puentcs7 de q los distin-
tos condad0s han ssido destruidos
por Ia inundaci6n. Sc asegufa que
las carreteras han ssufrido consiae-
rablemente, y que tsnaran que in
vertirse enseguida cuantiosas SUI
mas para reconstruir los pnente. =
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Los toreeaores Antonio Odiot y
Antonio Velez. tuvieron ssta mana
ma nm encuentro personal, hAbiendo
wAlido ambos con eontusiones.
Man ana 6 las diez y media 90 re-
&C 9er& On 10 otcin& postal dc esta
ciHdsd 10 correspondence que ha de
Condueir 6 los EstAaos U niaos el
vapor sPonees
..Nl aelieioso Aperitivo FERNET
BRANCA que venden Luida Her
mMnOn 6& 1.6O botsllaa, raRne las
uropiadades maaicinalss an agrada-
Bic gusto aromatico; y 90 muy reeo-
mendaao por los M6Aicoa contra las
hisbres paid iieaa.
lie ha sido sonmntada In pena
de IA AMOS, 8 neses y / dfa & 6 nos,
nj coninado Antonio Lopez Solivan,
one fu6 sondenado por el Gslito de
homisidio por el Tribunal de Distri'
to de- Ponce. =
..Rodolfo Lopez fhS multado hoy
nor ol Juex de Paz de Cathedral CON
Sl6 DOR vender leche adulterada.
Para al aia 10 del actual % ha
fiiAdo 10 vista del proeesu por robo
A loa seiforos GAndi& Stubbe del CO.
no 0reio dc ssta ciudad.
..G6neros do coloras y blaneos
para eamisas de- ea0Alleros ON sLa
Bsyamonesa.s -..s..
Hay fAbrica y nuenos sorsaoores
ON 10 casa. , 80.
..El sApa00 p0r - snr9e Vi ssnuE
Eehirmer, veterinario de la Junta
Superior de Sanidad estuvo en- 10
Muda acompafAdo Gel 1ovsn Lero 30
20 como intsrprete. HsSonocloo 1So
sAballos. zero CONC 40 ..oS sot.os .0 ~
qais@ 70 vanen,e tSmDos na.s,s"s1 s.no" oo~ :"
s"oA ~sIIIra -A o
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Collision de Faoores
: en- Marsella

4 New York, JUNO s, 1915 i. m.
Comunicad de Marsella que en-
aquel puerto ha ocurrido una to-
rrible collision de = Yapores. Sc ha-
cen concentrates acerca del heeho,
que algunos. consideran que no
pudo evitarse y otros 10 atribuy yen
q descuido. e51A< - lssa
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$50 personals
!. Dececier0n /

New York, JUNO 8, l0.15 a. m.
En- Ell choque de vapores, $50
personals perecieron. FL accidente
ha causado honda impression en-
Marsella.
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!. ULTIMA H0Rh

Una yola tripalRaa por varios in
dividaos ACADIA do volcar cerca de 10
Boea del MORO, 6 10 hora en que
eseribimos estas lines, p. m.
SAlieyon en- auxilio deslos maui ea
gos IL lanchR de nanidad y, otra del
Arsenal. ~
Ignoramos hasta ahora Of ha re-.
snltado ahogado algano de los que
tripulaban 10 yola.
RI gobernador hA hseho esta tar.
de los siguientss nombramieptos:
Alcalde de Cabo sRojo, E1rique
Paboa. concsja.es, de MAnAtf, Rs
fAel Negr6a; de Agu1s B aenss, Ja-
cobo Corderc; do AdjantAs, Jaan D.
Ortiz. 4a- .fs~
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Juventud kplleftorriq
BRILLANDO EN- BARCELONA

! BRILLANDo EN- BARCELONA
Hemos fecibiao 81. Acta de- Ii Sec.
eion p1bliea inaugural de lss lsbo.
res aea6 66miess del cursp de 1902 903,
eelabrada oil de .Fehseyo del af1o
actual en- sRsreeluna, Espsfl fle.
Maestro eompAtriota don Audf6s
Salszsr, desPonce, sfgnfa eumo Pre-
s.dents del cuarpo de A Aumnos in.
tarnos del Hosp.ta de- 10 Santa
Cruz.
h 1oyenSalszsrl laesaIroll6 impor !.
tantea temas, aeg6n vemcs On el AG'
90 referida. tales como Pate genia
do los prooasos infeetivos del ovarios
J Eek :lusi6 q intsetina h, Nate & timo
10 desarroll6 sqa6l- -ioven On brillan.
te diaeurao. qaei iapAraaet A5iunto on
elsfolaeto del AetA.s ass aae aas IA sb
Consignamos con gnkto estas no-
ieiss lpor refsFiYse g an inteligents
compatriots, ljoyen de buena eepa,
que ssr& pronto ain dada IN notable
m601e0s FOG &a8Lx1 a8 f78a69 /.
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.wuoRH.

ofrecemos, por par.
misc, las siguientes re-
ferencfas de personas
que 'favorecen este Ho-
tel. EEca So
~ u. Carlos Armstrong,
don F. M. Toro, don ].
M. Morales, don Tomas
IBlasini. don Francisco
| Para, don L. de La Pi-c
la, don "A. Subirs, don
|F, Sauri de Ponce. D:
|J f. Finlay, don A. g.
|Weymoathh, DIR. FL
|Saldana, 7 don Rafas:
Ojeda, don A. z. Lee,
don R. Aboy Bsnitsz.
de San Juan. d. Anto
nio Roig, don Luis Bra
vo, de Humacao. ID: J.
V. Ointro n, Mayaguez.
D. Pedro Salazar, dc
Yabucoa; D. Arturo
Bravo: New York;
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/ tlBEEtalNlsA
DID E5TIfsTT I:IL I'D i7s:s-e9l
sERVIcIo ESPECIAL
9 Dnn Dnni9s5
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIREoTo De. NGw-YoRK.
80sVicti1nas en- g.. ..
as3n@ aSn8gS n 4aimua snn rs sa
j 73sI Carolina del Sur.

New York, JUNO 8, lOzl5 a. m.
5Notician de, South Carolina cue
aHf han perecido ai1oga adas SO per-
sonas. Los efectos de Ia inunda-
cion han sido desastrosos en- todo
aquel territorio. Las perdidas son
incalculables, pues cada yez Sc reS!
ciben noticias de nuevos pariuicios.
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RICHARD NE ARES


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