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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29
brewing Troublo.

The Victoria Advocate says that
the man who falls asleep under an
Anheuser bush viii awaken sad
der Budweiser man.
Notwithstanding City and Lone
Star beer.
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NOTES OF THE GAME
Slime IAN plagerg have a good.

Sinner ball players have good
sized crow coming.
Everyone now knows that Sinner
can play some ball.
Ellis Dockery had the pleasure
Of being famed out twice.
The boys fought hard on both
sides and the game was exciting
from start to finish.
One Of Moulton's men, Mr.. Stag,
ner, was put out Of the game by a
blow on the arm from ball.
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schnlenbnrg's First Bale.

Mrs. Garlicek Of near Ammans-
vile brought the first new bale of
cotton of this season to town We'd
neaday and sold it to r. A. Wolters
for $75. 1t weighed 597 pounds
Schulenburg Sucker
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29

IT is reported from pretty good
authority that the Katy Flyer will
be taken off on August LIST.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29

THE presentation Of the kishenev
petition to Russia has ended in
smoke, as everybody expected.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29

AND now Schulenburg falls into
line and will organize truck grow
ers' association.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29

THE doors of Manchuria are not
yet wide open.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29

Two heavy failures on the stock
exchange at New York, caused a
considerable slump in cotton last
week.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29

YoAKuM has concluded to try
another street fair this fall. Yoa'
kum's street fairs are usually high
ly successful,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29

y
NHnrbOr, Mich.
'Aiteg my first baby was born did not
seem 70 regain my strength although the
doctor gave me tonic which he consld.
cred very superior. but instead Of getting
better grew weaker every day. Ny hus.
band Insisted that | take Wine Of Cardul
for week and see what It would 90 for
me. did take tie medicine and was very
grateful to find my strength and health
slowly returning, In two weeks | was out
OF bed and In month ! was able to take
up my usual duties. am very sHthusl-
aitic In It's praise"
Wine Of Cardui reinforces the organs
Of generation for the ordeal of preg-
nancy and childbirth. 1t prevents mis-
carriage. No woman who takes Wine
Of Cardui need fear the coming Of her
child. IL Mrs. Unrath had taken
Wine Of Cardui before her baby came
she would not have been weakened as
she was. Her rapid recovery should
commend this great remedy to every
expectant mother. Wine of Cardui
regulates the menstrual flow.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29

WILLIAMSON county went wet and
now the pros will contest the cleo
tinn.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29

TIE editor Of this paper is no
prophet, nor the son of a prophet,
hut ventures the prediction that
Cardinal Gotti will be chosen as the
next Pope.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29

THE Halletsville New Era seems
to be enjoying monopoly ofthe
Uneeda Biscuit advertising, just at
nresent.
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stieIser

Misses Lille and Agnes stuerke,
of Sinner are visiting friends in the
city.
Mrs. L. w Windel and daughter.
Lizzie Of Sinner. are the guests of
Mr. J. G. Windel and family Of
this city.
Mr. r. Wolters. Sr., accompanied
by his grand daughter, Mics Minnie,
Kesser, leftfor Yoaknm on Sunday,
where they were joined by Mr.. re.
Roos and family, from which place
they went 10 Corpus Christi, where
they viii spend several weeks
Sehulenburg Sticker,
New cora sold On The streets OF
Hallelsgille iast 9ees 1T 80 cents
la buahel
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29

Two boys. aged Is and 10 years.
were hung last Friday at Lexington,
IIentucky. for the murder Of Mr..
Chlun and son. There Is great
risk attached to heing bred in old
kentucky
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sUBscRrprroN RATES:

Wednesday, July 90, 1908.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29

Two heavy failures on the stock
exchange at New York, caused a.
considerable slump in cotton last
week.
THE Halletsville New Era seems
to be enjoying a monopoly ofthe
Uneeda Biscuit advertising, just at
present.
YoAKuM has concluded to try
another street fair this fall. Yoa.
kum's street fairs are usually high
ly successful.
THE editor Of this paper is no
prophet, nor the son of prophet,
hut ventures the prediction that
Cardinal Gotti will be chosen as the
next Pope.
Two boys. aged 10 and 10 years.
we're hung last Friday at Lexington,
Kentucky. for the murder Of a Mr..
CHIN and son. There is agreat
msk attached to heipg bred ID old
Kentucky.
Neither Brother Hahermacher, OF
Sinner, nor the "Alkali Eye" need
be uneasy. IF thew should come to
Sweet Home they can get az cool a
beer as in any place in Lavaca
county.-O. T. in Halletsyil!e New
Bra
All right. o. T., we win come over
and imbibe few.
In the battle at Cuidad Bolivar,
Venezuela, The revolutionists were
defeated, with a loss of some fifteen
hundred, twenty eight generals, six
ty colonies and many officers OF
l3wer rank were captured by Cas-
tro's army. It strikes us that the
Venezuelan revolntionists have too
m4ny generals in proportion to the
iightiug meu in the ranks
TIE problem that this country
and other nations Of The world are
trying to solve is, what course will
Russia pursue III Manchuria? In
. 4 1. ~
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Neither Brother Hahermacher, Of
Sinner, nor the "Alkali Eye" need
be uneasy. IF they should come to
Sweet Home they can get az cool a
heer as in any place in bavaca
county.-O. II. in Halletsyille New
Ira.
All right. 0. T., we win come over
and imbibe q few.
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nresent.
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G A B L E s
No han llegado los CO.
respondents al dia de
hoy.
Ignoramos la causa.
B%eneVolencia
pero ~Vigilancia

Pansamos que en- MEDIA iniusti.
feAda ID de que los presidiarios 60.
cen de detarminados privilegios,
pues si todos est&n extir gaiendo con
den no vsmos5 & tftulo DEE que
han de establecerse ~preferencias en-
tire ellos.
1CAen allf personals one hAbienso
aido muy busnas y honorables, 70.
daron en- m momento dAdo 6 10 dss.
graciA? Merecen compassion, y 81
90 quiere ntilizarles, como tenemos
entendido que sc las util;zs, ~ en-
trnbajos de au profssi6a, dentru del
penal, ya en- distintas dependencies
del estAblecimiento, en- calidaa de
eEcribientss NOS parece bien hecho.
Pero hay en- Pfesidio individuos
euyos antecedentes penAles exigen,
para garantfa de IL s0cie1ad, que en-
modo algano De les eoncada, por ser
eabos CO gale =, p~rivilegios que lea
permftan hsstA salir de 10 penitsn'
ciaria para asuntos pArticulares,
como dice nm eolega que 10 hscia eli
confnado Serapio Acosta (s) Ca.
BANJO.
Este individuo, ri NAL no recordA.
mos, f16 81 mismo qse hir.6 grave.
mente en- Ponce, por mos cuantos
pesos deld6Ipota. Iii f., al disiiogui
do dominicAno dom e genio DIS
champs.
!. Somos los primsros 81 compade'
Ger 6 los estraviados, pefo cumpli
mos nm dc bsr de eonciencia coneig.
nando aquf 10 que queaa dicho.
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81 General Castro
declina Ia presidencia de Venezuela
La noticia no ha sido con-
armada, pero 81 Sc sa-
be que Ia r~evoluci6n
esta a s leguas de Ca
rac9S.

Oorre muy , aldo ell rumor de Que
Ell general Castro, p~residente de We
nezuels, ha resigaSdo 81 cargo.
La situaci61 de squel pals es muy
ciftica. Podemos infUrmar que 90
conaidara 6 Castro como impe t N 9
para contener 10 revoluc'6i. S6bese
que 6sts espsrAba aprav' sionarse
y que nm eopioso paYque de toda
elase de psrtrechos hahfsssle anun.
eiado.
Losspal trechos lieg IRON oil cabo Ea
PetAres y en- las Alturas del Bsutts.
mo, como 6 6 leguas de g sracas hi
llase Rolando 81 trent, de sieta mil
hombres y scomp,r do de P nalosa.
Ambos generates estAban preparAn.
do, hace POGO, planes de resu alto
avance que no txrdarA mucho en- ser
conocidos en- sus If ctos.
Ca B1rquisimeto hay como 1900
h3mbres del gobierno comp!etamen.
t. cereados por fuerzas De Montilla
y Solsgnie.
Este & timo acabs de WEirss 6 RE.
"a para casr sobre G 3ro CON fusrzas
b~astantes psra domin sr g. E .tado.
81 general Risra IN recibido tam
bi6n abnnaante parque y prep6rase
para una rssualta tf ,naiva:
Ea tanto, MAtos sigue en- Curacao
AddrAde, administrator les
asuntos del movimiento.
81 se conirm&ra 10 renuneia de
G astro, 10 general situaci6n del pals
safeirfs an Gambia radical. Ign6rase
qu6 pudo pakar 81 es que squalla re.
nunciA es eierts, pero mientras al.
gnnos suponen nm golpe de mkno de
10 revolution ante ID cual CAstro pa.
do rendirse, cosa POGO probable,
otroa COME turAn que fu6 ante el
Copgreso ante q1isn decline ell rui.
desc presto ente. Otros NO obstan.
to preguntan "a sual C5pgrsso?s, sin
duea pensanao an que IL CAST tota
lidaa de sus miembros estkn en- 10
revolueion. Esperemos que nuevas
notieias aclaren las du1as.
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inflammation Local
TarietaS Postales
Primorosamente pintadas al
cleo Y 4 la acuarela Sc encuen-
tran de venta en- LILA PRIMAL
r R de Pauline Galguera.
81 conmAY 1-C1
.-FORTALEZA

wmm0-m-
Mario. 20 - Torm6metro: 1856
Bar6metro: 30.02-Humedad; 76-
Claro.
Sanford de mafiana: Stos. I'll
mclao y comps. mrs. y Agapito OBJ.
y mr.. y ate. Catalina de- Suecis yg'
-Cartaa detenidas en- Ia adminis'
trac'6n do cofYeos de estA ciudad;
Agustin, r. Aaile, Il. Bsmas j,
BArros, p. Bond, e. M. Bnzque z.
D. Ctux, A. Cruz, J. Cruz, Juan.
CAbo, Q. Castillo, j. CAmsche M.
Oaimary, r. Collaao. Il. Dovar A
De,ga&o, G. DAvila, J.
Don JoG6 Ruiz, empleado de es
To casa, ha encontrado nm giro poe'
tal por 81 q 10 orden de R,fAsl M.
DelRsdo. e! sefior Ruiz tiene 6 Ia
disposition del interssado Ell refsri'
do giro.
En- breve se celebrark on 81 tea
tro de ssta ciudad NJ meeting eSpi'
ritista.
Eli cabo senior Sehetini, ares
to anoehs 6 varios indiviauos que
AormiAn on zalgunos aguanes de es'
to capital.
DE los famosos relojes dc bolsi
lilo de 81 rs, hay eonstante extsten'
eia on Ella Dules AliauxRs. No hay
mas ala en- este reaglon. Para Pc
aidos dirigirse & M. r. Calder6n &
Go. Tetu&n IL.
2. v.
Con motive de 10 festividad del
dia de hoy, 81 TELEGRAPH solo fancio'
nara ssta noche de 2 & en- las esta'
sic mes que tieLen nm solo empleado
Y hastA los doce en- las de Mayagtiaz
Ponce y San Juan.
-Anoche contrajeron matrimonio
en- esta eiudad Ell a~preciable joven
don Susano Bocanegra con 10 distin'
guida aen orit&, Elenteria Maldona
DO. DsseGmosles eterna dicha.
-Hemos tenido oportunidaa de
YER una preciosa l6pida heeha en-
alto relieve por ell h&bil Artista don
Abino P6reS y que aeaican los hiios
de dc flA RosaurA Arnau dc Ruiz &
10 que fu6 su %queriafAima madre.
-Manana sale para Maysg1ez 10
Distinguish DANA donA AgustinA
GuffAin, directors del sIris de Pas.
DsspedimoslA atentamente.
-Esta tarAe saldrA para Santo
Domingo y Cuba el vApor cubano
sJulias y para Canarias y Europa 81
vapor espa1ol sManuel CAlvou.
Juan J. Melendez y Adolfo Pc
rec, fae'on asistidos aver en- el Guar
to de socorros, de Commissioners leves.
-Actnalmente ne encuentran de-
tsnidas rs personals en- 81 dep6sito
municipal de estA ciudAd.
Aver sali6 para "a Residential de
LAres nuestro respectable amigo don
Jose r, Vidal.
Sc h.l!s gravemente epferma
unA tie.na hija de nuestro distir g al
do comp:nero dom C:ist0bal Real,
roAactor Jefs del sHerAldo Espanols.
Deseamos que .recobre 10 salad 10
hiia de los espcsos Real.
-SAbemos que las Conf erens.as y
Exposition Psds gogicA que tendr&n
efecto los diAs 80 y 81 del presente
mes ser6n muy concurrt los por los
Profssores de 10 Isls, que expont&.
neamente han solicitRdo Autoriz sci6n
para c%oncurrir, si6ndoles conceaida
CON aueldo entero,
En- las COZ ferencias del 30 hA-
blArGn Of Comisionado Dor Lindsay,
y los Doctorss Devine y De lGarenc
personals mpy COMPLETENESS en- asun.
tos pedsg6glcokcSa efsetuarAn on
Of TeAtro!
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Ancianidad rObuSta y rigOroSa

No hay otro estsdo de 10 vida en-
q ae se hagsn sentir mas los devas.
tsdoras efectos de toaas las enter.
me6ades. que durants 10 vsiez To.
dos saben que durante esta 6poca de
10 vida, 10 vitalidad y faerzs 10 del
Gu arpo decAen por naturAlezA Y que
los efsctos que producer las enfsr.
medades &csleran de una Eanera
prcd'gioaa csc estado de veiez OIL
que tanto tememos todos llegar.
Els indispensable y de suma impor.
tancia protejer y fortalscef 10 salud
euando Sc aprc ximA 10 ancianidad.
De esta manera ne prolongA IL vi.
do y 10 conssrvAn hasta al 1.timo
momento Las faerzas = oil vigor del
cuerpo que haeen mucho mas pa.a.
jsros los AMOS del invierno de 10 vi.
do. Es indispensable Ell uso de nm
t6nico reconstituyents durante 10
anciAnidad, y por tanto, a~eonseja.
mos & TODD ell que desee pasar ma
vejez sosegAda y trAnquila que tome
ii "ViCO de StearnS"
DE ACEITE DE BACALAO
que fortifca y robus tess Ia sangre,
estimuia Ell sistemR nerv1osc, & Ia
vex que ayuda 10 digestion y tonlncA
toao Ell orga2ismo en- general.
DE vENTA EN- TODAS LAS
FARMACIAS
F. STEARNS 81. GA, DETROIT,
MICH, e U. A.
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RICHARD MeEEEs
MGh

Selecto Hotel para ia
milias, establecido bajo
ell plan americana, que
patrocinan las mejores
'familias de Puerto Rico.
Juegos de habitacio-
mes que comprenden des-
de Ell sencillo de sala,
dormitorio y banjo, has
ia Ell mas extenso de sa-
Ia, 5 dormitorios y ba-
10.
Adaptase especialmen-
to para familias hume
rosas y para familias COR
tas.
Cocina a la espanola:
Servicio espanol { in
giles.
Ell Hotel mas fresoo de
Nueva York.
Contiene toda clase de
adelantos modernos.
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COntinuan en- AreCibO
lasobras del alcantarillado
PrOnto aQuella Ciudad tendra
una blbliOteCa pdblica
(De maestro ~oorresponsal)

(De maestro oorvesp0ssGl)
Marxo AZ. A eonsecuencia dc ha.
Der sufriao nm oontratiempo al tren
correo de IL mafiAnA de hoy, entire
Vega BAja y MAnati, 10 eorrespon-
dencia dc arriba lego 6 esta ciudad
& In una y 40 de IL tArde.
La bella sehorita Trina Vazquex y
eli Gcdo. don Enrique Gonzalez Oar
der, contrsjeron matrimonio por Of
rito Cat6lico. FL senior Gonzalez ha
sido nombrado recientemente Juex
Asociado del Tribunal de Mayagiez.
Qus sean felices los nuevos con-
yugss.
Sc han reanudado los trabAjos del
alcantarillado de 10 ciudad, suspen-
didos hasta aver por haberse sgotado
10 existencia de tubos.
Es f&cil que una de las boticas del
Lcdo. aef1or Marines, pase 6 10
propisaAd do don Manuel Perez Avi.
les.
Parece que dentro de POGO serk
nm heeho IL installation de una hi.
blioteca p1blica en- esta eiudad. FL
senior AlcAlds eAtA Euy empt naAo
en- el Asunt0.
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NOTICIAS

cONSEJO A LAS MADRES ri iarab. caImans.
lie Ia seh,ra Winslow debe nsarse Alsnpre que los ni1os
estan en- Ell periodo de la dentici6n Proporciona aliyio
Immediate al pequeho paciente. produce un sueho ma
tural y tranquilo ahyia ell do,ot y Ell sagelito despierta
muy vivo y allegro rs muy ~aEradable q. paladar, calma
al nino ablanda sus sncias, aliyia sus dolores hace f.
Giles las funciones del est6mago y regula los intestinos.
Els el-nejor remedio oonocido para Ia diarrea va pro-
venga ssta de la dentici6n 8 de cualquiena otra causa.
T6nRase mucho cuidado en- pedir 81 Jarabe CMlmanea
de u Senera Winslow ! % 81 insor de todos.
!.
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vieio 6 81. 40 quintal
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Hotel Lorenzo
zase ST. & LEXINGTON AVE-. NV IQRX.

Ofrecemos. por per-
misc, las ~siguiente $ re-
~ferencias de personas
] lue favorecen este Ho-
uel.
d. Carlos Armstrong,
don F. Nj. Toro, don j.
NJ. Morales, don Tomas
.Blasini. don Francisco
PARA, don l.. de Ia Pr
a, don A. Subira, don
q. S .uri de Ponce. ID:
J.. F. Finlay, don A. e.
Weymouth, DR.. Z:
don Rafael
Ojeda, don A. E. Lees
don r. Alloy Benitezs
de San Juan. } ID. Ante
MO Roig, don Luis Bra
vo, de Humacao. d. Js
V. Cintron, Mayaguez.
d. Pedro Salazar, dc
Yabucoa: - d. ARTURO
Bravo. New York!
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Salud pdbIica

Resumen de los analisis ,heohos en- eli
Laboratorio Qulmico De la Junta Su j.
perior de Sandal durante los meses
de Enero v Fehrero.
ENHRO
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Doctor Emilio CneYremOnt
CIRUJANO DENTISTA

De regreso de los Estados Unidos
he alberto So OFICINA DENTAL
Gale de San Francisco ndmsro SO.
Frsnte 6 IL CApilla.
Sal Superior de Curacao
A so oENTAvos 90.
Msiz del pals q $2-25 90.
Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas Y fnas ia
mafios de 2 hasta S pull
gadas a $3.50.
Alambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75.
Cramps. barril de 90
libras S..
0frecen BaQuero y Gandara
sEstA usted d6bil, nervioso. s.no.
liento, de NAL humor y le causA re-
pugnrancia Ia comida? paes compre
una caiita de las legftimas PILDO
RAS RECONSTITU YENTES DE
VALE & CANCIO, y 6 los pocos
dlas le causar& favorable sorpres&
oil Gambia que usted experimentar&.
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I'm vote do Maysgu z. por eIade
penleneias, dice:

I'm vote do Maysgu z. por 81 ade
penAeneias, dice:
"Yo vote por 10 Iadepsndencia, por
que hoy comprsndo que fnf nm
insensato 81 aplAudir y v~ictorear
6 los Americanos cuando sntra.
ron en- esta TERRA, fu6 debido G
que ere1a que todos aqre los
hombres respetArfan lsa libsrt -
des como 10 hieieron Washing.
tom y Lincoln; pero ri conven-
cerme de mi error y compren-
diendo q. ell obisto del gobier no
americana en- dsstrair 10 fAmilis
puertOrriquef1a, akf pues Ii in.
dependencies ss nnestra saliva
eion. Leonides Martinez"
Osro idem idem, dica:
"Esos que dicen que On nm sueno
pensar Cd Independents, % por
que no pueaen vivir sin 10 ley
de Anduee. v. b..
Otro idem idem, observa:
sIPnerto Rico estk & 10 altura de
eualquier pals eivilizado; lpor
que vamos 6 dejar de aspirar 90
independents euando hay PAT.
SEES Atrasados que dikf eutan de
ese regimen de Cob. erno?"
Otro de L,jas, por sIndependsn.
cia., dice:
HSoateniendo 10 idea que siempre
he teniao, voto por 10 indepen.
eencia por c~onsiderar que asf
alcanxaremoB mejor 10 fslicidad
de Puerto Rico, puss en- vista de
las &ctuales cireunstaneias cada
dia estaremos peer dspendisndo
de otrA nAci6n. J. Oftiz.C Aldef".
@Os-o de San German, por sColo.
Mas, dice:
1Votaria por 10 Independents de mi
patria, 6 euya sombra podrfa
desArrollarse TODD sistsma pro-
vschoso; ain amos, sin DONNA.
dores, Sin eortapisas que 6 macs
tro buen deseo p%usisran obst&.
culo alguno; perO como no pue'
de ger por eircunstanciAs mu'
chas, vote por colonia CON com
pleta Aatonomfs, que mos permi.
to tener oil Gobierno que guerra.
mos; leyes s&bias, >aaaptab.es 6
nuestrAs costumbres y mAnera
de ser, para que 6stas resulten
en- In practices una verdad y no
an mito, nm trapo accessible & TO-
dos los uaos, como Sc aeoAtum
bra en- estos tiempos dc g.oria
para algunos, de espanto para
todos. Sin esta f0rma venga 10
eolonia. Ramon Ramirez"
Otro. l. San Juan, por eIudspen'
deciA., dice:
"....Bi los hombres SO sientsn or
gallosos de formar parto de una
zion euyo gobisrno NOS II b.
nusstr& autonomfa para g.bsr.
narnos arbitrariAme nts, las mu'
ieres queremos para nuestrcs
hiica una patria independents
y libre como nuestro sol y nues'
tro cielo. Los hombres que no
eaben ser hombres, no mel scen
nj q mvjsres. Amalia silva
Aguayo."
Otro idem idem, objeta:
"Mi conviction nc vacila por torpe'
"a mas 8 menos de los hombres
de gob.erno."
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AL BELLO SEXO

Fodas aquellas que tengan
su CUTS manchado con pecas
Panos etc, basta para que de-
saparesca con usar ell Rene
dio Turco de Sidi-Amazz Que
vados.
De venta en- la Farmacia de
F. Guillermety.
Por mayor. G. Mulet.
Mayaguez, PR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-23
FaILs CORRESPONDENCE DE PURRT0RICOr % DR MARIO DR. 1903.
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LA Correspondence

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1l12
1888
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-03-12
CEN. WOOD TO ABOLISH
SLAVERY AND POL YGAMY
CfficiaI Who Cleaned Up Cuba Has
Big Job Ahead OF Him In
the Philippines.

Washington, March 9.--Slavery and
polygamy, annexed with lot of 9th.
er things when we retired Spain from
her Pacific colonies in 1899. are now
to be wiped cut in the Asiatic United
States as they have been in the Unit
ed States Of North America. That Is
the real purpose Of the assignment of
Gen. Leonard Wood to duty In the
Philippines.
In all the official references to bis
new duties the impression has been
conveyed that he was to go into the
Moro country to "clean 1t up" and put
things into a more wholesome civic
and hygienic condition. rs he did In
Santiago after the close of the Cuban
war, and it is further known that his
ultimate destiny is the supreme COM
mand in the Philippines, which his
, friends hope he will be able to make
the stepping stone to the head Of the
army at home.
But Gen. Wood will not go to the
Philippines by the most direct route.
He will pass slowly through Europe
and make one or two steps by the
way, after he reaches Asiatic waters.
This Is with view to picking UP
some information and suggestions
from European governors OF expert
ence in such matters as to the man
agement of polygamous and slave
holding native people.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-03-12
Chic Red Hats,

To tighten the gray of dull winter
days comes the gay winter chapeau.
The Charlie red hats first seen in
the shops and then on the heads OF
the wearers later on are of variety
of millinery skill and device, in
spite Of the fact that they are all of
much the same hue. The prevailing
shape is fiat, as in most of the hats
in highest vogue this season.
Flowers are the main material in
their makeup, and of lAese the scar
let geranium Is seen in great number.
Velvet, incline and chiffon of like
shade of scarlet are the accompany
ing materials for many of these tur-
Jans and toques.
Another variety of the red hat is
that composed Of turned autumn
leaves" delicate'y fastened. Cob
webby incline is generally used In the
makeup with this style of trimming,
and the general effect is most witch
ing.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-03-12
INDIANA MEN OWE
$4,000 TO BANKS
Thomas c. Hammond and Jerome Al.
Ter Are Indebted to Financial In
Stitutlons In Large Sum.


Greencastle. Ind, March 9.-Bank.
ruptcy court summonses were served
here on Thomas c. Hammond and Jer.
ONE Allen, late president and cashier.
respectively, Of the First National
bank of this city. Two weeks ago the
two men made voluntary assign
ment Of their Individual property after
suit had been filed against them fol
the collection Of a note OF $1,000 by
Alfred Hirt, the president of the
bank.
Since then 1t has become known
that Hammond and Allen are indebted
to the First National bank for 500 900
to the Columbia National bank of In
dianapolis for $500, to the First Ma
tional bank of Brazil for $4,000, TO the
Riddle National bank of Brazil for So,
900, to the National State bank o
Terre Haute for $4,000. to McKeen 4
Co. Of Terre Haute for $4,000 and t,
other parties, mostly private citizens
including many women. to an aggre
gate Of almost $4,000.
The assignment was made to tn
Central Trust Company OF this city
Their assets are said to be valuabl
and ought to pay some so or 60 pc
cent on the dollar. There is a pos
sibility Of federal proceedings outsid
the bankruptcy court.