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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15

The Marion County News informs us that If there is any one thing the Bryan ties detest it is bolter." Better wait till after the next Democratic convention be- fore betting on Bryan's loyalty to the ticket, or that of some of his followers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15

Now 1t is claimed that hydrophobia may result from the bite of a mule, and the nice question for iogicians and other ex- perts to determine is whether it is safest to be bitten and die with rabies or be kicked to death. In plain words. which end of mule Is safest?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15
Curing Snake Bites.

AIIHIstOn HOt BIast.
 A New Jersey man. bitten by a rattle snake near Blairstown a few days ago. applied a poultice of ash bark to the wound and got we'll Nevertheless those who go into the woods will continue to snake bite cure
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15

We regret that the esteemed Mary Mac lane should have taken H into her addle- brained head to write about Annabel Lee That name should De sacred from profa- nation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15
A Seat by the Window.

NJU ETs
 Possibly next year there will be an ex- newspaper men of Alabama. If so, the Courier man bids for a comfortable seat by car window. We want to see some thing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15

Really, now. the railroads should quit showing passes at Tillman. Human na- ture is weak, and even his severe brand of virtuous patriotism isn't proof against the seductive free pass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15
Serve Black , Cream.

CentreViIle Press.
 The President will no doubt order the butler of the White House to serve black cream in the future. He has been taking that color every other way and now he will order 1t served to for tea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1908.
smMMER. TRTps

When you leave home this Summer have The Advertiser follow you. Sent by mall to any eddrefs. postage prepaid. at the following rates:
 One v ,ek Daily and nnday..,...........S IS One month. Daily and Sunday. ........i .6e Three months Daily and Sunday. ........ .95 Foreign postage leach month) extra.... 50
 Resort subscriptions are strictly in advance. Order before leaving.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15

compositor on one of our contempo- raries informs the world that Columbus started on his first voyage of discovery just Ill years ago." We really thought we were older than that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15

The Montgomery Advertiser. which speaks for MT. Cleveland in Alabama, says he is not free trader. that is the most telling blow The Advertiser has yet, struck for it's favorite.-Birmingha Ledger.
 There was really no need for such a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15

Printing the dying words of famous men is all well enough. but we notice that no man Is fin hurry to add hls own last words to the list.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15
On the Negro Vote.
Age-Herald.


 President Roosevelt had his eye on the negro vote in the contested northern states when he insisted that poor white children on White House grounds should be Jostled by negro children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15

Trying to ''assassInate' the French Premier by throwing tomatoes at him was decidedly Frenchy. Ripe eggs would have been much more effective.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15

We are not profoundly interested in General Miles, but-dld the administra- tion let him keep that bath-tub?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15
T % 4 - < % C WHAT TEE STATE PAPERS <
 ARE SAYING. <
A Little Rusty.

Greensboro Beacon.
 Pope Plus x speaks only Latin and Ital- ian. That means most of us will have to use an interpreter when we talk to him as our Latin is little rusty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15

Nell-How did you come to lose him?. I thought you had him cinched Beiie-He hesitated, and you know he who hesitates is lost.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15
IF YOU SEND YOUR GUILD

to us with prescription, you can rest assured it will receive the same careful attention that it would if you came yourself. We do not be- lieve in substitution. We believe in only the best, purest and most reliable drugs that it is possible to buy. Our stock is in keeping with our belief.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15

paiiy average for the month. ,S42 sunday average for the month..........t4.6 6sY 
 ". A. Scott. Circulation Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn. says: The foregoing statement of The Adver- tiser's daily circulation for the month of July. 1908. Is true and correct. and compiled after leftover copies have been deducted
 w. A. SCOTT. Circulation Mgr. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 4th fSeaIj N P.. Hcx-O. J F.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-15
pefes null Care.

The Advertisers Daily and Sunday circuia- lion statement as detailed below for the month or July 1908, shows conelusively that even the dullest of months in the year does not af- Feet the interest of its loyal readers. These ngures demonstrate beyond douht that The Advertiser must be had at all times.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10
INTERIOR

Para 10 oficlna del Co nisionado Sc
destinan $24 200. one 90 10 mismo
q ne Sc g. hoy.
FigurA en- este Dephrtamento el
negociado de Obras pdblicas. para
nuyo personal se asignan 188. 700 pc.
sos y 132. $50 pesos para caminos y
construction y reparaci6n de edit
clos, p1rtidas todas que sufren no.
table Aumento en- Ell proyacto de que
yenimos ocup4ndonos, Indudable-
n eate el gastol del personal re.
sulta muy subiGo, 81 SO tiene en-
icut nta 10 Qus Sc consigna para
las obras, 10 cnal eont tiny nm error
pueT, sntes por al contrario, debe
siempressDpsrar en- mueho lo3que sc
gaeta en- el material de este servicio.
Como Incorporate sl Department
to del Interior figura ell negociaao
de Ts!egsAfo, CON nm CT 6 Tito de
AZ, 15O pesos contra Al, ,290 pesos que
apare c sn an el prasupueatosc- rrien'
ta Segd1 dice el Gobsrnador en- su
Mensaja eran 20 las estacionss tele
grif ssa qua exist1 IN ell primsro de-
Juaio 1llimo, Id nero muy escaso
para este servicio en- toda la isla,
que hacs cinco aeol tanfA 48 esta.'
clones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10
TEsORERIA

En- este depsrtsmento Sc elsvAr
sus gastos actuAles Ge 1886 200 q
2l7.460. Este ramo, sque ADrsza los
mismos serviciog que tenia Rntes ell
de HaoienSs, con ex .epei6a oe 10
de AduanaE, es uao de los mas COS
tosos de la actual administr sci6n de
Ia islh. En- vez de 10 de Aausnas
tiene In seccion de Al Juntsnisntes s.,
en- cuanto sl sxkmen de cnentas mn
nicipsles, y todo Ell ramo de Haeiel;
de- coet&bs hsce cinco sffos 10 suma
de 260. 800 pesos proyinciales. gran
pasta de 10 eual Sc empleaba en- 81
Eervicio de Adnauas
Las Co!eotulfss de Rsntas costa
ran dssde Julio $60,320 Ea este
servicio sc haTfA una gran economia
ii L. recaudacion SO iemAtara, como
Sc hacfs sntes, 4 an tsnto por Glen
tos para 81 reCSudAdor y preyia In
misma fiarzs que hoy dan los Colee'
torss, logr&ndoae ssf, adem&s el au
msnto an In recRudscion, dado ell
mayor inter6s. que en- favor de esta
tendrfa ell empleado que sirviera en-
tales condolences.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10
San Juan Puerto Rico Martes 70 dc Mario de 1903
Entered Juan matter July 1900
Sau to D1lD!inqo
pagaado suS deudas
Siguen los disturbios ALI
de qsasstro cOs.responsoll

4 4 4
Naeva York % de Febrero, Tele-
grAfian hoy de Santo Domingo que
81 gobierno de aquella rerdblics hi
notificado ar Ministro de Lon E .ts5es
Unidos. Mr. Pew all que, creyendole
iEnecesArio, he retira4o 81 prop6 ii.
to de enviar 6 WAshir gtou an conf !
sionado espacial pAra negcciAr las
reelhmaoiones Ross " Clyde, y que
acepta las proposiciones de Mr.. Pc
we'll CON refsreneiA1 6 II primers de
aquellas reclamacienes. Ademxs,
pide se prorrogus eli estuaiu de la
reclamation Clyde, con sobjeto de fa.
miliarizarse mas CON los detalles re-.
lscionadOs con 10 misma.
El tss0ro dominieano he psgado
VI Mr.. PaWsil IL sumR de de 16,
75O dollars como primer plszo de d
deuda de 10 elm provement C:s IS.
cendente en- total e laa csntidad. de
4.400 100000. e g5bierno domiD iea.
no convene en- psgar dursnte el pri.
mer a1Io, 10 car tidsd de 2s6S 900 pe'
SOS en- plazos mensuAles de 18 $50
pesos.
Ii situsc.6l po.ftica de Santo Do
mingo, dice el dssr ache, no es Is muy
bien que digsmos. Han ocurrido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10
JUsTICIA

En- Ell presupuesto del sflo corrien.
te se destiuan $25. $50 pArs gastoa
de 10 oficina del Prncursdor Gene
raj, $36 280 para II Corte de Distri .
to de los Estsdns Unid g, S36 62O. .82
para la Corte S7pram /, $98 735 pa
r& las sa Distritos insulares y ~ 600
para Jnzgados Municipsles y ltros
gastos de las 6 tinas.
Las dos primeras p&rtidas tier en-
IN pequefio aumento para oil pr6xi.
mo eie -cicio, an 10 asignacion 6 10 Cor
t Suprema ell aumento es De $7249
16 en- las G rtaa de Di.tritos ascien.
de 6sta & '$14 895 dabido ell ultimo
princi palmsnte & l& elevation de
SO, ,000 en- los suicides de 2,tC0 que
cobrsn ahors los Jaaces de las CIR.
tes de Diatritos de ID isla. CON 10
eual So les equipara & los de San
Juan. 3
Los Tsibunales S da Justicis en- to
da la isIa costsr4n sl Tasoro insular
Ia cantidsd do $260,010, no estando
com prendi los an este gasto 10 que
cEestan los Jszg ADDS de PAz. que Sc
pagan por los AyHntsmientos oca
sion&ndoles un casio que no bSjsr&
de S25 900 Qos de Ss1 Juan Guest IN
81 6l0)
Los gAstoa de prisiones, que son
en- este IN } lie SIP ,476 80. Sc elsv m
& 127 566.24. En- este selvicio fgu.
ran 10 cficina del Director, CON un
gaato de 81, 12O, euando antas 81
mism dependis de IN negoeiado en-
ls Sscretslia del G 9bierno general.
E Pfesisio, du santa el sfo Se 1897
& 1898, tsnianao GA confinsdos, COS
taba .6lo $58 856 05; mienttas que
4rA el pr6ximo ejercicio. Ell gAsto
&e los $50 presos que se csleulsn
habr& en- el penal, sc fila en- $54, 070,
hAbiendo antes Ga plszss mas y sisn.
do 81 gssto entonces s en- moneda pro.
vinciAl.
Tsnemos, por tsEto. un gssto de
$413 $50 "a en- al pr6ximo af1o por
Jasticia, 6 sea an aumentO extraor-
SiQari0s al lcompArArae con 10 que
esta secci6n cQetabs hscs cinco d "a,
puasto que entonces assemble &
$3.50 2O8 so el vslor de los ere Etos
para los Tfibunales de JuaticiA y el
Preside, al hien b1snc es aclarar
que los gastos de las Carceles de L.
isla cargo hoy del Tesoro inaular
eran suplidos por los Mu4ieipi0s.
81 sc tis2e en cuents, espaclalmeute
el s&c@so tyabsio de la CJrte E sde
raj, precise es convenir que en- los
$50. 73o q aa cusstA 81 pAfs. existe an
vardAdero 6erroehe de ainero
La organization del JuzgRao de P.z
ha siao una 1eforma mpy perjudi-
cisl para las fuerzAs ntributivAs
del pals, puea el gasto que ocssio'
nan no SO tenfa antes, porque las
fanciones que tienen las desempt d ..
ban los Jszg&doa Municipales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10
AUDI'roRIA

Sc fijan en- S33, 76O los gastos de
esta oficins para Ell pr6xtmo af1o.
La importancla de eata suma revela
desae luego el sostenimiento de nm
personal nunerosos y psgado CON
explepsidez, pues en- 81 Sc invierts
cast xoda dieha partida.
Esta cficina giene & sd cargo el
exAmen de los ccmprobantes de las
cuentas de ingresos y gastos, como
tambien Ia de La Recommendation de
AdaAnas, servicios ambos que radi'
cabAn en- In Intan6encia de aacien-
do, y ai sc observa gel gastoS que en-
sonees' CASTOR ahAn, 6 seguida 80 de.
ducir& que el actual DepartRmsnto
es muy costos0,
Como anaxo al misno se halla ell
gasto de $1S 300 para susldos dc i'm:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10
EDUCACION

81 total de 10 c0lculddo para los
gtstos de asta Dspartamento en- al
pr6ximo eiercicio, ascisnds & COL 985.
g los, ei este se serega que los
Ayul tam.eL 3s contribuyen p IRA los
gsstos del material de las eseuelas
p6b iesa (el de San Juan, psgA g ts
af1o 762 pesos) tendremos que Poer-
to Rico gasta pr6ximamants-Hn mi
lion de dollars en- instruction, 10 que
rsaulta exsgerado 81 se tiene en-
cusnta Ia preearia situacion do la is.
10, y mas todav1s, que tan enorme
gstto no comprenden lAs necesi.
dades del pueblo puertorrlquefio en-
materia de tsnta trascendencia para
su pre- gseso, porque no terenos 10
que geGIaman IL segunda ems Ell srza
los estadios supsriores. Gran
parte de 10 que SO gasta hoy en- es
cuaiss rur&les, representa- an sacri.
del3 iL1til, porqus dado 10 despa
rranado de 10 poblacfon en- los cam
pos, es nulo 6 casi nulo sl exito que
to es este q .tino que constituye uno
de los problemas mas importantes
que tenenos planteaaos, y sohre el
cual NADIA hAce ei gobierno nj las
Ckma1a5.
Entire las partidas para Eduea.
eion. exista la de 35 800 pesos para
suicides y gAstos de 10 Imspsetores
de escuelas r & blicas, gasto realmen.
to exhorbit ante, 81 cCnsiderAmos 10
que son y loqua hacen tales fannie
narios. Antes solo huso dos Ins.
pectores para toaa Ii isla y hoy con
siets habrfa de sobra, con 10 cuAl se
tsndTia nEa eeonomfa de 25 600
pesos.
ri ramo de instruction pdbliss en-
Paerto Rico demanda una impor.
tants reforma. 9 .
Not de la fin. .
Y aqnf dsmos por terminado este
trabsjo inspirado dnieamerts en- el
dasso de aportar .algunas IDEAS y al /
ganos artecadentes quix&s merece.
dores de tenerse en- cuepta III tratar'
So sn Ia CanArA de Delegates nj dis
cntirse y votarss los pyoyeetos de
los presupuestos de g&stos 6 in
gresos.
Precisamente an eatos momantos
10 CAmars baja 50 ocupa de ssnntos
De tan exceptional traseendencia
para In vida eeonomica de Puerto
Rico. iPssar&n allf ambas leyes
como passron, sin discussion en- ell
ConIejo Eiecutivof EsEda esperarae
que no Por qae entire los Dslega-
gaaos hay hombres como Ramos,
Rossy, de Diego, Csmpn.s Palmer.
We've, Hernandez Lopez. G 3rdi.a y
otIos no han de aceptsr unos presu
puestos que segurAments. 81 prospef /
ran, contribuirian & enpeorAr mas
y mas IN precaria aituaci6a de los
ccntrlbuysr tes y del obrero puerto.
rriqueffo.
Los Delegados que por estos ints.
reses luchen, merecsrxn el Aaplauao
del psfs. Para los que SO somatanS6
las exiganciss del poder, va 10 OPT.
nioa p1blica le iuzgar& como se me
recsn los que lsboran olvidand
hasta los mismos ideales que sostu
vieron antes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10

presores y msterial de eacritorio
para todas las oficinas dar endientes
del gobierno inan1ar. Por este mis-
mo concepto Sc asignan partidas 6
todas aaemks dc ID airdieaas, y 81 ae
tiane el trabtj de sumar 10 que
elias represents aD, se verk que el
g asto per tal erogacion llega &una
fsbulosa cantidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10
Puerto Rico ante una ley ruinOsa
Hay QUE He GER EC0N0MIAS.
Los delegados y el pals
VII Y ULTIMo

Continusmos hoy las observacic-
nes Rcercs del aetalle do los servi.
sios cue fguran en- Ell proyscto de
plesu uestos d 6 stos para el ejer
cicio de 1903 { 1904.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10
La Venta de IN VolCdn
FL Potocatepetl pasa
q nlanos de los
AMRRICaNOS

Mexico. 26 aa Febrero.a Dfsase, y
tAmbisf1 se asegars. que ar G sneral
GAspAr OshoA, In. d del vcle &n
PotocAtepetl, ca eayo c. 4ter existan
.inmensos der 6.itos de. znfre, acAba
de venderlo nm sindicsto amarica !.
no en- one fgar& an primer t6rmiuo
Ii StAndara Oil Go.
Sc dice tknbi6n que el rreeio de
vsnta ha siao NADIA msnos que 9. nco
Eitlonas de dollars.
El sindicato aladiao psrece qna sa
propone construir mn fsrrocsrri1 o. ;
pscial qse euba hs sta, .el crkter de 10
monts fla, con sebjeto da1sx plotars en-
gran escala los aCp6sisos de azure.
distur rbios en- Bsrshoaa, spoblsci6n
dc II costs sud- yel Ministro de Gae
IRA ha ssumido el mando supreme
de las ssfasrzas. nacionA!es.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10
Monedas y medallaS

Muy antiguSs, Algunas del prime:
pio de II Era Crisf.sna, 10 zyendsn
b&ratxB, inform sr&n an LA CoRREs
pONDECIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10

BMetes baratos para dids feshvos
IA C1ase. ga Case
De Capital Bayam6n, de
ida vuelta. ......... S0.25 SO.l6
De Bayamon Cataho, ida
y vuelta. ............ 10 ~
Billete ordinario de Capital Catano en-
q clase 3 ctvs.
Bayamon 10 de Noviembre. 1902
Ramon VaIdes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10
La Escuela Velasco
ESTABLECIDA 1890.
2S3 SchsrmerhOrn ST., Brooklyn

ESTABLECIDA 1890.
2SS Schsrmsrhurn St., Brooklyn
New-York, u. s. A.
IDIOMAS. INGLES etc., TAQUI-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDI0MAS; MA
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE IL
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEGOOIOS, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- OOLEGIOS etc.
Locacion, centrica; hospedage de
primera y precios moderados. La
Escuela SO encarga de instruction y
hospedage ouando asl SO desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR CORREO.
Oiroulares 8 informeS pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- Ella Correspondence.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10
Compra y Venta
de GanadO

Sc comprA y vsnde constante
mente ganado vscuno de todRs cla-
sss y tAmbien cabAll&r.
Quien intsrese hscer negocioa pue
dc airigirse 6 A. Hartman y Comp.
sn Arroyo Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10
FL Polo NOrte
CAFE Y BILLAR. --

FL mejor establecimiento de su
clase en- San Juan. Servicio esme-
radisimo: Sc sirven chocolate, cafe,
refrescos, y icores, de la mayor Pu-
reZa.
25 San Francisco 25
. ..s Els tst HI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10

En- esta imprenta Sc vsnds papsl.
Yisio & s2.40 quintala
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10

Linea f6rrea del Oeste
IT1NER R A RIO.
Salidas de Bayamdn y Capital 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10

especialmente en- los ca
SOS de tisis, bronquitis
cronica, raquitismo, es-
crofula, ciertas formas de
anemia y sobre todo en-
lei asma. cronica y esta-
:dosE eonsecutivos prodll-
eldos por I'm exeeSO de
trabajo ffsico y mental.
Orlando i eInanera de
antiseptico arroja de la
:iecononfa lossmicroeorga-I
:nismos que vician Ia
sangre, .eontribllye a ia
fmmaci6n de la hefno4
glol1ina, regenera los te-
pda, wen una palabra,
viene q ser la piedra flo
sofal de la medication
tonico-reconstituyente.
Exfjase la legftima que lleva la con-
strase1A-del hsmbre scon 81 baeAlsO
euestass
SCOTT & BOVINE, Qufmicos, New York.
fY De Seata en las prcgqeFz4sy Earnaciak-
- E9t kfk&sk - xtfT@fAE al
IllHHIIlIllilIHmIuuIHllIIuliIIlluIIIIliuIulIu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10

AsEAR06gNE l2RnNlEE
En- esta I1prentA sc vende papel
visjo { q 40 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10
Casa de pr6StamoS
H. Lopez CeperO
As SAN JOSE 45

En- cumplimiento & 10 quals Ley
ordenA Sc ven&er&n eu publica an
basta el dia Is del corriente mes Se
Mario, de 81 IL msfIana y dc una
de 10 tArae en- adelAnte hEstE termi
mar, infinidAd de ropss de vestir Gu
yos pr6atAmos no han sido c&ncela
dos.
Puerto Rico, Mario Z de'1903,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-10

Ramon VaIdes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-15
TIMELY TOPICS

Commencing tomorrow morning Miller & Peck will take orders for skirts, made free, after paying for material
 Bargains at all times In pianos and organs at Driggs S Smiths new store.
 If you get your rain coat at Null lings you can make it serve in pleas ant weather as well as stormy.
 The Boston Furniture Go keep all the little things as, well as the big ones for furnishing a home. Put your money into a house of your own instead of paying rent. See O'Nekll's bulletin
 The Benson Furniture Co has a large line of Glenwood ranges, and their terms are cash or credit
 They send on from Porto Rico to get clothes at the Upson, Singleton Co.'S. See their ad.
 Sheer white goods is what Grieve, Bisset & Holland talk on tonight in their ad, also free skirts.
 This is bargain week at Phelan's tea and coffee store: boards for ironing shirt waist sleeves 10c; caps for the boys 4c.
 This will probably be Jones, Morgan & Co.'S last week in the old store. $8.50 suits for $675.
 Silk sale at Reid & Hughes this week. Short lengths from to 10 yards at half prtca s"t !
 Low shoes at low prices at Holczer's s shoe house. Ladies' oxfords 9Sc, miss es' oxfords 59c and 69c.
 Ice water coolers. 2 quarts to 10; Bissen carpet sweepers; all size win- dow and door screens at Hamilton hardware >5s
 Taffeta and India silks at Conlon Bros for 25c; 27-inch guaranteed tafs feta 75c, all colors lansdawne S5c..
 If you want good $3.50 mems shoe, union made, see Frank, the shoeman, about it. - ...
 Watch for the opening of the Cur ran silk sale on Wednesday morning The goods are now displayed in their north window.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-15
DROWNING ACCIDENT.
Brave, But Vain Attempt at Rescue
 by New Haven Mans Friends.

Brave, But Vain Attempt at Rescue
 by New Haven Mans Friends.
 New Haven, June 15-John Mac Arthur, gardener, 50 years of age, was drowned near the Sperry light house yesterday. His body has not George c. Ellie, of No 66 Walnut street and James Judson of No 46 St John street went out on fishing expedition in sail boat yesterday morning. While fishing between the sea walls at the Sperry, Macarthur leaned over the side of the boat and a strong wave gay the craft such lurch that he was thrown into the water. None of the party could swim, but the others made desperate efforts to save him. Ellie and Judson took turns in dropping themselves into the water in an at tempt to catch Macarthur. To do this one man repdained in the boat and held on to the heels of the other while he hung over the side, They repeat edly changed places in this daring at tempt to catch the body of their com panion, but the current was so strong that Macarthur was soon carried away. Macarthur is survived by a wife and nine children who live at No 14Q Nash street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-15
HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
william Conlon Run Down To-Day By a Trolley Gar.

William Conlon Run Down To-Day By
 a Trolley Gar.
 A carriage driven by William Con- |on of Conlon Bros was upset shortly before noon to-day on Bank street by roIley car 72 Mir Conlon was thrown lut of the vehicle onto the pavement, put fell in such way that he was ot seriously hurt He picked himself ID In double quick time and caught aoid of his horse before the animal lad time to get away. What in thun- Her is the matter with those strike breakers. anywayT Can it be- possi- ble most of them have such poor eye sight that they cannot see an inch ahead of their cars? Once in while beams are driven tn front of trolley cars when they ought not to be, but a motorrnan should be on the alert and keep a sharp lookout for such happen angs. There is too much of this busf- ness of trolley cars running into car raages in Waterbury.