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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-12-31

midst whose father and husband are
dead, and have not these things to sus-
tain life, nor clothes to keep them
warm. But they are not noticed ex-
cept by very few, indeed, Why? Be-
cause their father did not happen to be
in the ring. | tell you God takes mo-
tice of such charity, Charity must be-
begin at home before it is any account
abroad. Why is it people will go to
church to hear some little simpleton
preach who never did one hours manu-
al labor in his life, not even to bring
bucket of water for his mother, who
goes to school at 10 o'clock, and whose
father has spent enough money in
giving him what education he has to
have lived his old days in comfort Oh
yes, he is fine preacher, you hear some
one say, and may be he did not preach
one word OF Scripture.
tell you my experience teaches me
that if was sent out to shoot honest
men l could carry cartridges
enough in the magazine of a Winches-
ter to clean up all the honest preachers
in Tennessee. Don't understand that
mean that they will steal, but they are
not preaching for the good of souls, nor
to save anything. Preaching has be-
come so common by those little Jump
ingjacks that the people who read the
Scriptures are disgusted, and old Joe is
one of them. UNCLE JOE.
Whitwell, Tenn, Dec. &c, 1908.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-12-31
WILL TAKE LESS
THAN $l5O,OOO

JASPER, Tenn, Dec. sS-lSpeoial.) J
The report Of the engineers has been
received. 1t shows that the 1O3 S4-1OO
miles OF roads as designated in the bond
bill passed March Goth, 1908, can be
built and improved for Sl3s, s02.OO An
itemized estimate of cost OF each mile
Of road was made and is included in
the engineers report, which as submit
ted, carried out the terms of the bond
bill. All maps. profles. Specifications,
and report of the engineers will be sub
mitted to the county court in its Janu-
ary meeting.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-12-31
Revolution Imminent.

A sure sign Of approaching revolt and
serious trouble in your system is ner-
vOusness, sleeplessness, or stomach up
set. Electric Bitters will quickly dis
member the troublesome causes Ii
never fails to tone the stomach, regulate
the Kidneys and Bowels, stimulate the
Liver, and clarity the blood. Run
down systems benefit particularly and
all the usual attending actes vanish
under its searching and thorough effect
iveness. Electric Bitters is only SOC,
and that is returned II IL don't give per
feet satisfaction. Guaranteed by Whit
we'll Drug Co.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-12-31
SAVANNAH ISLAND.
Special to the News,

Special to the News,
Happy New Year to all,
Prof. J. w. Denton and Chas. McNabb
spent Monday and Tuesday in Ch alta
nooga on business.
Jas. Newsom and wife returned from
Whitwell.
The Joe Wheeler passed up last Sun
day with John Newsome as pilot.
The Christmas tree entertainment
passed off very quietly.
Sam Ellis has recovered from the
mersles.
Quite a number of Etna Mountain
people spent Christmas with home
folks.
Ike Miller and Miss Nellie Hartman
we're married Sunday. Bee.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-12-31
A Frightened Horse.

Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants. or a hundred
other accidents, are every day occuren-
ces. IL behoves everybody to have a
reliable SalVe handy and there's none
as good as Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and Piles
disappear quickly under its soothing ef-
feet. 25c, at Whitwell Drug Co.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-12-31
PARAMOUNT.

THInmUuNb'
Special to the News.
Hunting is the order Of the day.
A "Merrie Christmas" to you,
For we serve the Lord with mirth,
And we carol forth glad tidings
OF our holy Saviors birth:
So we keep the golden greeting
With its meaning deep and true,
And wish "Merrie Christmas"
And Happy New Year to you.
The Christmas tree at the c. p.
Church was quite a success and the
best speech was delivered by Miss Car
rie Conner.
Well Santa Claus brought me corn
dodger, an onion and ia sweet potato
with rats tail in it. What did he
bring you?
Geo. Smith is wearing pair Of new
leggins.
Miss Lille Lusk is spending a few
days in Chattanooga.
Alvin Conner was up from Hill City
and spent Christmas week.
John CrutchAeld and family are on
the ridge.
Vol johnson ate so much at the pop
corn social he had to postpone his tur-
key hunt,
Alvin Lusk has bad cut on his leg
and is unable to be out Or. Witt says
he will be all right in few days
Mrs.!A. M, Cary is going to Pittsburg,
Pa, for the winter.
Mrs. McGuffey will leave for the
North to spend few weeks.
George Estil has closed his barber
shop for the winter.
Clodpole was seen driving through
here Christmas eve with his automobile.
W. Lusk had his moustache and
beard shaved off so be wouldn't scare
Santa Claus.
There was a Christmas tree at tho
M. E. Church Christmas night and tho
way the boys were escorting the pretty
girls was sight to behold.
Ask Albert Brown how he liked his
stocking fnll OF pop corn.
Misses Fmily Brown and Carrie Con-
ner will leave to attend school pretty
soon.
Ask Albert Brown how he liked his
stocking full of pop corn.
Misses Emily Brown and Carrie Con-
ner will leave pretty soon to attend
school.
Elijah Witt has a set of tools and is
going to learn the carpenter trade.
Miss Mable Brown is in Chattanooga
spending few days.
Miss Jennie Roach left for Rossville,
Ca, to spend few days.
DR.. Ellerbrock has bought Texas
pony and when he rides his feet drag
the ground.
Sweet Marie wants to know it M. E.
g. will send bottle full of republican
wine to John Brimer for he needs it.
Walt Estil has got to be crack shot
at pheasants. He shot at one, cracked
the bark off of three trees and scared
pheasants to death.
Mrs Alexander, of Chattanooga, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. w. B.
Conner.
Lee Smith was seen in Fairmount
Sunday morning wearing long smile.
Jesse Houser was the guest OF Vol
Johnson Sunday eve.
Jacob Hetzel spent Sunday eve with
Edward Lusk.
There will be preaching Sunday
night at the M. e. Church by Rev. Paul
Well as Mr.. Cold Wave is spending a
few days with US had better quit.
When rocks and hills divide us and
you no more see just take pen and
paper and write line to me,
Sweet Marie.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-12-31
EDUCATIONAL RALLY.
To Be Held at South Pittsburg,
Friday, Jan. n, 1904.

An educational meeting will be held
at South Pittsburg, Tenn, Friday, Jan.
%, 1904,
All the Marion County teachers are
invited to attend, and all who are in
terested In the cause OF popular educa-
tion are cordially invited to meet with
US.
The State uperintendent. S. A. Myn-
ders, has accepted an invitation to at
tend this meeting, and will deliver an
address on Friday evening in the chap
ell of the High School building.
The following is the program;
FORENOON SESSION.
1.-The Study of Arithmetic, Its Gull
ture and Utility. Opened by Prof. B.
o. Duggan. Discussed by Henry c.
Adkins, Prof M. NJ. Dossett, Miss Eta
Rankin.
2.-Public School Teaching as Pro-
fession. Opened by Henry e. Tate.
Discussed by Thomas r. Hackworth,
Miss Birdie Raulston, Miss Bette Pry-
or.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THE Public School Library, and
how to Use it. Opened by Edgar L.
Payne. Discussed by James Wells,
Miss Mary Smedley, Prof. S. A. Setliff.
Els the Daily Newspaper Desirable
as an Educational Factor2 Opened by
H. R. Gillian. Discussed by Rev. j.
A. Darr, Miss Estelle Coffelt, Miss FL
len Donaldson.
EVENING SESSION, 7:3O O'CLOCK.
instrumental Solo, Mrs Jeptha Bright
Invocation, Rev. A. B. Hunter.
Address of welcome, Hon. Chas. c.
| Moore.
| Response, Rev. J. A. Darr.
Address, Supt. S. A. Mynders.
Music, Orchestra.
Adjournment.
Every body is invited to meet with US.
After each discussion during the day,
there will be Is minutes devoted to vol
untary discussion, during which time
any one may speak.
d. A. TATE,
County Supt
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-12-31

The News is only soc year Read it
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-12-31

and pleasant journey through life to
news readers, and also our pleasant edi.
tors, In the bonds of friendship,
Yours truly,
BILL DOOLEY.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-12-31
A Costly Mistake.

Blunders are sometimes very expen-
sive. Occasionally life itself is the
price OF mistake, but you'll never be
wrong II you take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness. Head
ache, Liver or Bowel Troubles. They
are gentle yet thorough. 25c, az Whit.
we'll Drug Co.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-12-31
You Know What You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula IS
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that that it is simply Iron and Qui-
nine in tasteless form, No Cure, No
Pay. SOC.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-12-31
IN HYMEN'S BONDS.

j. o. Campbell, the popular member
of the firm of Pryor & Campbell, black
smiths, this city, was married in Chat
tanooga Wednesday, Dec, oath, to Miss
Ethel Hoge, daughter of j. r. Hoge,
and they arrived in this city Saturday
evening. The happy couple were met
at the depot by brass band specially
organized for the occasion. Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell are both very popular,
and their friends turned out in full
force to greet them.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-12-31

James Byrd and Miss,Martha Burnett
we're married Wednesday night, Dec
cath, at the parsonage, Rev. d, Nc
Cracken officiating. 1t was something
OF Gretna Green affair. James Byrd
is a son of b. f. Byrd, of this city, and
the bride is a daughter of Malcolm
Burnett Both parties are we'll known,
and their many friends wish them well.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Curtis arrived
here from Selma, Ala, Monday where
they were married Wednesday, Dec, "a.
On account of engagements elsewhere
the brass band was not able to meet
them at the depot, but all the members
wish them success and joy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13

aunque arrebats, decimos. & l1s
maestros, todos esos dersehos que
SON suyos, no dice el Dspartamento
en- cual momento & oeasi6n y por
eaalss motivos, daber&n el eomisio
n1do y los emplsados que 10 adulen
presenter 10 dimisi6n.
Los sReglamentos 8 Iustruccio'
ness cuidadosamente leiaos, proper
cionan mAteria para una seris de
eomentsrios que tengAn 10 menos
euarsnta kilometres de errores,
squivoeaciones, eoneeptos Asforma.
dos de 10 que ss IL I Instruction P1
bl.ca, de 10 que eS Ell Msgisterio, de
10 que significa el maestro, de 10 que
signifiea 10 infAneia y, por q timo,
de 10 que debe ser nm Departamento
de Instruction P6blisa.
\ Asi, pues, de todo clio resultA que
las relaciones entire maestrOs eau.
eandos deberAn ser las que derivsn
del empleo dc correszos, varszos,
regis z %, pezsez ones, etc., y las re.
lacior es entire al magisterio y el De.
psrtamento del rAmo, las que deri'
ven del 'jchit6np.. ''ipunto an bc,
ocal".. 10 eAllar, 6 6 10 callel..
Es una lumbrera, ANA lumbrera,
el DspRrtsmsnto del Ramo.
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0fiCinaS del director
de Females
San Juan, JUNO 12 de 1908

Proposieiouss bsjo phi go csrrado
por duplies4o, para Ell suministro de
slimsntos 6 los presos del Preside
Departmental y de las e6rcaleK de
San Juan, Ponse, Mayae z HumA
Gao, Areeibo y campamsntos De CON-
hnados en- las car steras de H am&'
Gao Y .bueoa y Jayaya & Ponce se
Admitir&n en- esta ofioina, hasta las
d ez de ID man ana del dis 25 de ia
nio, en- euya fechs Y hora se ab rir&n
en- p6 3lico las proposicionss.
Cada postor depositsrA en- 10 ofis
Gina del Dirscto. de Prisiones nm
check eertificado por la csntidsd de
$4,000 como fanxA provisional, cuya
sums serG devuslta G los no agra
cia&os.
Ia garkntia definitivA 6 fanzA pa
ra responder al cumpl miento Dc
euslquisrA de los contrat % sark de-
$500.00 para sl Presidio, do $500 90
para les e3rcsles de San Juan Y Pom
ee, do 5000 90 para In de Humacao,
Maysgn:z y eampamentos de cor fl !.
nados y $4,000 para Aresibo. Y
esta suma en- Elective o~sn nm check
le ser6 exigida nj postor sgraciaao.
ri Director se ressrva 81 dereeho
de rechAxar cua!q sisra 8 todas las
proposieiones.
Las proposieiones serkn firmaaas
por el postor, se har&n bajo plisgo
eerr&do y 30 dirigir&n al Direetor
CON las indieaeionas siguisntes:
sProposiciones para el auministro
do alimentos pars los presos de-.
para ell Afio eeon6mico que vsnee en-
30 de JUNO de 1904.
Subssts que ne cslebrar& & les
aiex de la mAf1ana dol dia 25 de ia
nio de 1908.
Otros informes 6 mas de estos se
poar&n obtsner en- 10 ofleina in
dicada.
ri Director, M0Gimino Luz19aa9Ss.
1Ov.
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De HerOdeS q PilatoS

Gregorio Fl. Torres, de oficio ca'
misero, que visne padeeiendo de ena'
genaei6E mental, Gamma de nm lado
para otro ain descAnso.
I'll dfa 2. entr6 an el Dsp6sito ma
nietpal; el 8, el alcalde do 6yden de
que faera conducido oil manicomio,
On donde NO pudo iugreaar por pa
decor de otra emf srmsdsd que 10 i'm
pedis; el mismo dfA fac eondueilo al
Dep6si+o. El dia dfsz, & las s p. ~.
fac rseogido por ID madrs y q. poss,
y no pudiendo sopor tarlo mas por
que lanz6 6 la eslle cuanto G To- ms.
no encontr6. Aver 6 las 6 r. m. fu6
eonducido nuevamente &l Dep6sito
municipal, donde rsposa do su viaia.
mo hAbrA un asilo para csc infs'
If0S
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CQltOS en- Ia
Sant1Slma Trinidad

En- al temple de 10 Santisima Tri'
nidad, ealls del sol, nd nero 18. pre-
dicara ms mana domingo, eli doctor
Drses, supsrintenaante dc 10 Iglesia
Mstodista Episcopal en- Paert0 Ri
60, sobro O. tema do "LR fiesta do
Corpas Ohristy J 10 qss signifsa. y
media 40 10 noehe. Hsbrx ssrm6n
q las nuave dc la ma11aua. Il .tudic
niblico para aAultos y essaela domi'
nical para min % las tres de 10 tar
de. FL estuaio vsrBark sobre el mi
lagro dc 10 euraei6n del cisgo, so
gan el evan 6 clio de San Jaan, e.
pfsulo nuevS,
Todos estos act % son abiertos On.
ra sl pub leo, sl que 10 le brinda ANA
eoraial invitaci6n.
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Injunction"

Auoche & las once, 6 aolicitud del
abogaao Torres Mongs sxpidi6 el
Honorable Jaex de 10 Corts do Dia
trito Mr.. Frank II. Richmond, man
aamiento de Injunction /" prohi'
bienao & dom David CArri6n propie'
tArio de Rio grAnds, sus mpodera.
dos y enssr g Ados toda enagenaei6n
de bienes Bsmovientss CON arreRlo &
uns ley de 10 CAmara Insular.
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Noticiias

coNsEJo LAS MADREs n larabs eaim.nss
oe "a seora Winslow dsbe assmpre que los nos
estsn en- e periodo de Ia dentc6a Proporcona ahvis
Immediate al Pequee pscsnsa pISdaes Tn sSsnS
sa yivo aeere q s muy asradab1e Paladar Gains
nj Io a6anda encias, aitvia sns dolores hass q
Giles las funcones del estomago regaa .os s na
ne 1a deusici6n de- cuai9uiefa oera eausa
TSnSasn rnucho cudado pedir 81 Jarans 1eszsA1s'
- Is ssSars Wiasicvr % q meioe Dc sodoA
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Runlores

Sc dice que prontn habr6 dos pla
Ems yaeaDtes On el Departments dc
correos de eeta eiuaas.
Sc dice tlmbi6u. qae esss plszaa
qnadaran vacAntes por renuneia de
dos continanta1es que no est3n sstis'
fschos. poYqse Sc les reb. j6 al hAbez
Rnual.
7 90 pregunta CON muchA eusiosi'
dad, ai para eubrir eaAs Ql&xse. ae'
ran nombrAdos dos puertorriqus fioa
lie loa que estAn en- 10 lista DO els'
glib an.
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M6diCO de Ponce
que Sc traslada q Coamo
(De ,aslestro oosrespossal) }

(De zslestro e0srespoassoD
Jnnio 12. Hoy por la mafiana hs
veniao 6 aespedirse de nosotroa
nuestro &ntiguo amigo el doctor don
Pedro Hsrnandex Santiago, qae ha
pRrtido ~ para loo ba d 30 dc Ooamo
On union de su may buena fAmilia, 4
fiisr allf su residences.
El doctor Hernandez deja en- Pom
CO el reeuerdo de su eaballerosidad
hoaradszSy purezs de costumbreg.
Oonmovido el Doctor Her nandez
nos ai6 un Abrszo, al que cores.
pond m o nost tros CON ffaneas Y Co.
rim fiosas manif sstacionss dc nuestro
deseo porque 10 saerte le aaa com.
plstaments propicis en- su nueva re-
eidaneia.
Y ahora ls rsiteramos el adios del
amigo.
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Tribunal Supreme
Apelacion en- pleito civil

El die II del aetsal tandrk lugAr
ante 10 Corta Saprema de apslaei6n
10 vista del raeurso intarpuasto por
don joe Sastrad1 B ,lAval en- dill
gsneiAs sobre requerimiauto do In.
hibitoris que promoviers ante 10
Corte de Djstrito do Ponce, on el
jnieio que le sigue ante el de igasl
e!ase do San Juan, don Manuel Ege z
cue Ointr6n sobre indsmnizaci6n
dc aafios y perjuicios SON parties
On dieho recnrso el hscal, el letfs 10
don Etnarao Acufis como apalantes
Y el aboga6o don Antonio A!varex
NAvA como apelAdo.
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Al CirCO fLOWande"
que eStd en- Ponce
le han entredichadO dos
caballOS
La Ultima conferencia del
ano escol ,.r, celebr6-
Sc el sabado
Una jugada fus sorprendi- :
da deten1endose q 18
jugadores
de maestro coaresponsal)

Janio 12 Ri cireo sLt w Andes ha
anunciaao su primera funci6n para
estA noche, no obst8nte aecfraenos
que el empresario sufee nm contra
tempo con el entredicho de dos e.
ballos, que 10 SON Aecesarios para
las funeionss. Parecs qua ese entire.
disho 8 embAl go parte dc Maya
gtisz.
I'll eorrasponsal de nLa Cores.
pondeneiA" cd Ponce sstima & "El
Aguila de Paerto Rico" sus frasea
de atenci6n, con motive del levanta
miento de 10 multa que 10 impuso
esta Corte; y Do los gracias sl esti
mAb.e eolega por su fslicitAei6n ca
virtud del levantamieuto refarido.
Aver tarde lleg6 6 Ponce s1 res.
petable Y Aigno puartorriquefio dou
Celestino Persz Rivera do Comerf0.
lie saludamos afsetaosaments
Aver, CON motive de ser die de
Corpus Christi, el eomereio de 10
eiudaa y In Playa eerr6 sus ruer tas
desde las doce del dia. Aplauaimos
eea manifestation de respeto 6
nuestras tradieiones.
Son muchos los Aspirantes oil tftu'
10 de profe sor, que 30 prsse ntsrGn &
ejercicio en- Ponce, en- los pr6ximos
ex&menes. PAsan de 40 6 mas.
In procession del C,rpas Christi
en- Ponce ten6rS lugAr el p. 6ximo
domingo. Sc levantsrkn las enra.
maaas de costumbre, tarea eneomen'
dada G distingnidaa sefioras de
Ponce.
El skbAdo prox'mo tsndr& lugar
10 Ultima eonfsrsncia del Oaerpo do
prof sapres de Ponce, de las del a11o
0scolar. Estas cor sreneias vanfan
d&ndoss todos los s9bsdos On 10 o.
eusfa de 10 calle dc Vives.
Anoeha & las once, segda los in
formes adqairidos, el jazz sefior Ca
baller, el Inspector senior Haas y va
rios policfa 10, sor prenaieron una ia.
gsdA en- ana casa de 10 ealle del Coto
0squiL O 6 10 Virtud. Osuparon tres
nslpss, 19 fchas entire biancas y de
color, 12 dollars en- dinero, mesa y
banaos. Dstavieron 6 18 inaividuos,
entire ellos al que tenia a'q ailada la
casa, De apelliAo Vargas.
Los presses faeron puestos On IL
bertad, bsio juramento, y el juicio ss
eelebrara ell martes.
Hoy parti6 para Coamo nuestro
amigo don Fidel Traders, 6ptico
eompstsnte, y persons muy estima'
BILE. La deseamos buenos sueesoa:
Anoehe 6 10 una de la madruRaaa,
el juez del Este ssflor Caballsr iba
On coehs para In Playa: an el cami:
no oy6 an disparo, y queriendo ave
riguar do donde parti6 se bsj6 del
Q oh atraves6 ana dnes constitute
por un palmar de ooeos, y aLf On.
contr6 6 IN individuo lIamado Ma
nuel Fernandez: convieJo del heeho,
fac multado hoy con 10 dollars por
el 1uez expT0sado.
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CR0NICADE CATANO

Los eAjistas me hicieTe u dscir On
mi er0nica de aver adecegate plums
en- vez de detsnte Uluma, que fac le
ONE yo escr,bf VAlgA In aelaraei6n,
porque 10 errat fee de bulto.
ri tan cacaraAdo eaiicio. eacuala
do mAmposteffA con cuatro sAlones,
On proyecto, para eonstruirlo On Ca
taiio. -. ne dice, qMe no BE llevar6
6 efseto. porque no hsy sitio donds
empls zRric. En cAmbio, los trabAj jos
del temple cat6lieo adelantan con
rapiaez. There are things that can.
not be explained, ST, hsy cosas que
no se expliean.
La noticia precsdsnts en- una es.
peeie. de rnmor. Por ESQ digo, sse
dices. HsRo esta advartencia, por
si acas0. Yo conoz-o 6 los sborin-
cuanosD de Cata no. Son muy sus.
ceptiblea. Y & mi no mo gusta PIN
char las epidermis delicaaas.
Seg1n me informan, los vecinos
de aquel barrio. est&n muy satiafe
ehos CON el servicio de 10 admins.
ira ci6n dc aorr0os.
Me allegro mucho, puss yo fnf uno
de los eontribuyentes de allf, que
firm6 10 exposition al jafe del Post
fdse, pidiendo 30 creAra ssa carte
ria, que hacia not&ble fAlta.
Los masstros cue daseen ssrvit
escuelas On aquel Aistrito, pseden
presentar ans solieitudes en- 10 Sc
erstarfa de IL J anita escolar de BA'
yam6n el "a del presente mes, de
biendo acompafiar sus esrtificados
eorrespondientes oil nusvo afio.
eB orineuanoss: ya 10 sab6isl
Dnrante al mes de Mayo anterior,
hubo en- OatRflo, once nacimientos,
y en- sl mismo mes, diez defaneio.
mes. GAnamos uno.
B0fScu0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
Sin hogan!

Esta msfiana fn6 traslaaaaa oil
hospital Mercedes @ ain ones que fu6
encontrada por Ii policfa, seostaaa
en- 10 muir ala, por mo- tener hogar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
COLOCACION

Una laboriosa senora. sntsnaida
en- toda clase de trabajos dom6stieos,
costuras, steeters. deseA eoIoeArse
on utia casa do familia. I'm estas
oficinRs informaakn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13

In esta Imprents % vande papel
viaio G $40 qaintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
que contienen los "Regla'
mentose Instrucciones -
del Departamento de
instruction Pdblica
Los maeStrOS no pueden nj eS.
crlDlr. nj penSar. nj razO.
mar, nj diScutir, nj
murmuraf, etc.
tado caste11ano usa
do en- la literature del
Depart amento del ramo

El celebre reglamentc do scastigos
e0rporaleas en- les escuelas dc 10 Is
10, NO en- el 6nico CATO dssollado en-
0l DopArtamento del ramo.
I'm los eReglamentos & Tnstruc-
eiouess que oil senior Oomisionaao do
Iustracci6n P6blica ha tenido 10 bon
dad de sapro bar> Autorixado dice el)
por 10 Ley, sc contien0 en- Ell apar'
tAdo &c., pArrafo 2o., 10 que sigus:
....El maestro que no tenga con-
fAnza en- el Depal tamsnto nj en-
las intsncioneg y prop6sitos de
este, debe desds luego renunciar
y separarse por complete del
Ne gistefio. Deber& en- todos los
easos dirijirge Al DepartAnento
dc instruction y NO eseribir ar
tieulOs en- lA PrensA g entAblsr
diseusionss 8 murmurar CON Bus
Vecinoa respecto do aquellos
Asnntos que conciernen exslusi.
vAmenta G 81 y al DspartAmento
de Instruction. Sc sspera del
Magisterio el que todos y cada
lno On particular tomen 10 ini'
eiativa On TODD aquello que item
dA Ml benefieio de- aus escuelae
10 eual en- naaA go eontraria nj
CON las Leyes eseolsres nj con 10
politica general del Department
to. Y al haeerlo &sf todos los
naestros ser&n sostenidos por 81
DopArtAment0. ."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13

Hoy parti6 para Joamo nuestre
amigo don Fidsl Traders, 6pticc
eompetsnts, y persona muy estima
BILE. lie dessamog buenos sueesoa
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Ri skhAdo prox'mo tsnar& lugar
la Ultima eonfsrsncia del Oaerpo do
prof sapres de Ponce, de Las del aflo
0scolar. Estas cor sreneias venfan
d&ndoss todos los sabados en- 10 es
euSfa de 10 Gale dc Vives,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13

Son muchos los Aspirantes oil tftu.
10 de profe sor, que 30 prsse ntsrGn &
ejercicio en- Ponce, en- los pr6ximos
ex&menes. PAsan de 40 6 mas.