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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

The International Bank a Trust
Company - America Ne. ia9s Sc.
end avenue. In The new Naik~f
nulidsuz capital paid IN 81 TNs
Million ruisaFN has . savings De-
nartmsut Whfeh receives deposits
of tee ard upwards. On sasea
Per cent. Interest + si3aMss from
date 81 de rza#fi TneY have alHa
Homo Savings hanks. whteh sfs
zxaiGAhis fer the Use - their euas
lanai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

So 49, 80 = : 40 s,'s 49, > =.
lhsuaafats = nsW s~Ffles ffafa sal
lis e Vancouver. u. c. commanding
SUNDAY. August - The elegant
ocean Kainx steamer Ramona vii
sail At 10 8 ~. every TUESDAY.
ThuraHas ana sunday thereafter
ffam fisr a 1ffies. III Ianes
street.
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Gull. Y

PARIS, Aug. 2z-Ths jury In the
Humhert case has returned lyrical
French verdict Guilty. but with
extenuatiuE circumstances.
Madame and Frederick Humber
ssAsA sentenced tolsax % five Yeags
each In solitary confinement. ho.
nyaine q AaraiKHac three years. an
EulIIa two YeAra.
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Me- ssr.le. e Xanssuxsr

The Pacific Coast s. & %. viii
fnauzurafe q rev service fFeHa sests
de - Naneauvue Il. g. commencing
Sunday. August "a The elegant
ocean koinF stsaFHsr Ramona vii
HaN Al 10 = IN. every TktrNdafs
THURSDAY and Sunday thereafter.
ffssn pier office. tta JafneH
street
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aarnsha.fN sent tn three yeie# 90
isaks ne .aaH i lhs ref = hanaF
contest ana Il faeklsd the KtHaEHs
aaa.s pest - nat he usnt tsshf eat
and sFAuk = pias Il sAlHhafie aetd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
THE MARKETS

WN0AGNA1E FN1E1
Tss-s ssssss are . say eayss Il sS.s.
D. s~S eent. stxhawa
prevlaians
rrss, M~As~ceN tsss ~ y. steer esst
rrsssslsa. 9usss' * i ese.kfas. -.
Gen i've n tNlftss fresh. tzsse -
vtastsal.s
cresn corn 5aeN 40 bos native.
g. sAfif feHs. s = Ger eRsA 4 Z
dozen eaifsatuis fsztatuss. harasnss,
O. ssss e eN9. sNsss petNtQss = u a.
tive esriY sases i esFfafs. 3 = A8zk
Fatzk@sas fiE. sseeAsv. tks n tasa&.
ttaesl tsssfaz 81 - e~sas, , essasas
hsrs. ass - aes' eFlssf ~ - fatlsAss.
.es Asses haaAees. caAaaefats sAtefltssAeaa.
& 80 8se aaH, ekg Plant ise n
Green Fruit. Ete-
seatas haaies FSsHft &c Nfzve9tsiss.
81 ass4i8 s b1xa crab ko8se nut1uss~s
q % - Cal plaaas 81 crate Hatiss
peas nIaazs. esaFss nesehss. slsHfae b.!
Yakima GrssfefsHs - - saHxs tan
fsfat.s efswturss. - - ssIiss tss.ss :.
e4sas ux4Hkea. s. Eza4# &C. California
pears. 9 =. Yakimas . . ezns4pniss.
l. ssssz % Ia grace sw-et~ssss. q &C
: w. =.s.., s---. < ss.s
1sy. Grain and Feed
Data - tea hAFieY. IL tau. WHEAT
T. ten chen - ten stspftA e.
ltns hf4n So 70 ten esi nss4h $50 tsH
L y timothy. aews 50 ton Z "
esm4Fsesss aHethEs ness tel - t@a.
nsu whsxl hAg as 90 taai So aifa.s
tie fnu. ass Puget saHnd haYs y y
tea mldaltngs. tAR0
susser. Cheese. Eaas, Poultry
nattsr~w ashiastea ere4nesses. "a AL
fssss trssh f4asa. zsszSs aas. E4H.sa.
ssasssa
cAs~s~-Sssivs washington faa efsasu
he HnsuHFxer. les s~iHe. ersss. isa =
pasisfY- fsrvssaA farksfs 1a&aszs tss~
fsns ttN 3ss4E i've e@Sss. lss 1s~4s~4
fss knKIn8 ehteksfsss 8 LIE d.. HN*
gees. toNfss.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
erz=ssa na4s.s are far aassta sellssfs4 at
raizuaf fEeszhs ssEes. e as ne aess 70
thls etty1
Hay ard Grain
Eaatsra wasesnksaa tlaashF. efas sis -
Ton. alfalfa. g. 70 81 tor eats = =
ton. barley ElN tor. whxAt. tr.l6
ton hrhn. Isiqs tQa saosta u = ton
nIaaHass. FaAsa ten. Puget Sound hsy.
&c 70 81.
Eaqs. Poultry ard Livesssek
Rprsas eaiekeas g sRNfN Goa
E3xH. fresh fan1b. "a sse I've heHa.
IL 10 aes ducks &c a.. ffrNted veal
ss.lie areasad mHltaus e4e4e ID. dfeNs-
- hasa Tea - - ekasaa bpet cess On teets
. n stsefa sn faaa e - calves 50 falsa
saae %. haxs % fess. e u. hsaak eseFe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

The lost art Of tempering copper
has been discovered and patented -
Seattle people Their factory Is how
turning out the metal at i1ts First
avenue south. Limited amount Of
stock for sale. Information supplied
and articles on exhibition ~ offices
OF the Axtse Copper Manufacturing
Co, gzs Burke bldg 80
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THEATERS


RHteHA otHHhAH
Amelia bingham presented The
Climbers At the Grand uueHH house
last uIHht Har the second time aud
this afternoon ana evening AIii be
seen III The EfIskY Mrs. johnson.
Empire rark
Next week Julian Rose. the eIsVs
erect Hebrew imnsfsaualar on the
vaudeville staEe. Vii appear - a
head liner AZ the Empire Park lit
tie Sutherland Maftlaefti the aaHs
stn dance artist who has hsru the
hit Of this weeks hill. has been sA=
gagged for another week
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whiet h asss as stimalaet Luxe
then sFata the fa4lessnn. explaining
tha HseYst If his success
Ambition
A Aan there ssa Nhn atrafs ia Ss1tr
TITS aaF q Fame hs made The ffshi
Win al BE wlll 18th AL hEA uiss n
Baf afhaHs PASSED hifn I'D bls eaaFs
aAa aHNNnsf
AHd taa Huaasns vas w4iAlhes ha 18ss
nlanpeds
II
ar5tt#r easHftaA fare aH4f NaH
lie Hrssr fahsrwa ohne bssan5
aEha saes far him IVES usssf fssu
rba atnass paessd hita. fsf hs lid
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Low excursion tickets to St Paul
Chicago. st. Louis and other East
eern elites. On sale August 8. 81 Va
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
Ticket office. sil First avenue 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

HiaImar o. Anderson. mandolin
MIR. Jane Jefferss Hohlitxeii. dra-
matte soprano. Claude Craig. tenor
Mrs John Coleman Kptt. soprauus
Mrs. VIM H. Whlttlesey contralto.
and Miss Jean Crow. viaiiuiat. at
First NJ r church. srd and Pine.
Sunday night -.
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The swift steamer AsfnN goes 70
hatsiaHhirs Ia 50 minutes from Mad
lsaH street. At ta = N and %
=. N
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HE pluck.
Ana Tho he grew discouraged. he Just
stuck.

HE pluck
And tho he grew discouraged he lust
stuck
THAT'S me. said Luke. aH he hand
Cd m the liner
A combine Of the lead and metal
ma nufhetufetH If the country has heeH
formed At New York city. With cap
iiallfailan 81 81, pQaQoo
den Miles wasn't much II hand %
run willie IN active service. hna hf'
may not be any more 50 IA retirement
Bags the Pike Street saget
a man h known Is liz usiEhhafH
hatteHh be thinks he Is
Mighty nice Of yaui Mr. Salisbury
% hold off NaHf showers til the bic
eauHreas had adjourned
fhera IL a town IN New jersey called
/ NuttaY. but they don't all live thefs
Ak Luke the Loon II don't believe II
iinYu It.
Madruua# a peanut politician iH aHs
Nha makes the candidates seheii cut
I We have often wondered haw Jonah
ever squared himself with hH hlfs
fas the three daxu aud three nights
"a che whale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

w. - Hutchinson Co. alone sell a
EeRtigee Shirt with two pairs n
cuffs for 100 go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

wal1um firyen hasn't saia word
/ for tHu weeks Is ftE nEAuf
Samuel J naFhs the nsrYa Walking
delegate ehaeaed with danandins aua
faeaIKIna money under threats ihat Hs
would call strikes, has bosu fuuhd Egii
> Of extaftlun.
James + Manuins. prominent pelis
tlelaa Ia Western Montana. - killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

BY a runaway horse yesterday 5
uufIe. Mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

4.Nistsz.sesath auaua1 sneansnsnsns
II Ire sIFaua AraY uss eiHssa lsss
aikhf e San TfanezsEa= EaakrstutAs
tsaas wefu extended fe Get Milss sfsa
. vete 81 thanks Nns EiNsn e The eeuis
ntItsa II charge e tho ass4ian
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STAR DUST.

Several eillaHns have been asslfaxed
b che TuHka Hssf lislkfaae. aaa hun
yEnaan - safann ana ehIldren have
been Allied
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Yaahts Dhsu3fodt md HsIfsHss
Ara nat 81 nfemetan. but steamer
ArtnW goes there 1T, % niiHuten r ON IN
Madison street At 10 = ~. uhd 30
q F4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

Special How rnte aikarwav aud re-
turn. so. Dolphin. August =. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

asme sheets = sspef. esysrsd 18th $
9ammv Substance h On skhlhiklaH a
pyes draE stafs & r ussa 9 catch
fliaa Jack HeafIss hsasskit sstaa -
nas Tor . hssat{ask tsats Al shat
shs2 won st - nsKt ae9sfasftals
kxhaaaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

Free clauabaLs 81 AK petut
To haldsfs Of round trip tickets
an steamers Mansfts ana Reed. sun
day. Aug farH from Catmnn dock.
every halfzhuuf. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

= = sszsasss.s = sa4 - seas <ezl4
pill is q dose. We viii send q box
postpaid. on receipt OF gtc. or to
anybody who wants TO Try them we
WIN send pills free. Send mama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23
pIIIMRINn

Plans aud Estimates furnished
aouth side Of ceiman Dock, foot Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

sags the Pike Stree, saasi
"A man h known hN liz HslHhhaf r
battern lac thinks he Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

frfthE EHiNAeifF t4zHHHtt #aA
E4xH fresh fahab. ssa4zses I've hanH.
II 10 nee daeaH tse =. ffeNsFt YEA
ss.lie areessd mutton aHeae ID dfeas-
- hasa 1ssNe4 - ehazas bpet cess IN teets
~ ~. steers sa fsaa. 4 = eAlsss - -
Sac ID. heNs % fess. e y. hsaNA tsezr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

Mighty nice Of YOU. Nj Salisbury
% hold off YaHf showers til the bic
eauHreas had adjourned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-23

| you caa buy snoe mere au0 tnat
satisfies you, FOR sSEo, OF money
1 HH.H
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ssrhats me. sald Luke. 81 he hand.
Cd n the lines
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Pinch Mowers st.tt.s..s..t.s..t
tf-iueh Mowers 400. ...s....8ss...
lG-ineh Movers ..est...a.t...s..t=.
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UItimos cables
HoRRORosA CATAsTRoFE

HORROROsA CATASTROFE
La cuarta parte de Ia Carolina del
Sur esta cubierta por las aguas, que
arrastran numeros1simas reses que han
sucumbido en- las inundaciones restos
de casas. Las perdidas ocurridas son
incalculables.
VfCTIMAs
Muchos de los hombres que hacian
esfuerzos para auxiliar & los que peli-
graham han sucumbido. Hasta ahora Sc
saben que han perecido ahogadas 50 per-
sonas, crey6ndose que este n1mero sea
mucho mayor.
PUENTEs DESTRUfDOS
Todos los puentes que hab1a ell ell
condado han sido destrufdos, yalorando-
Sc las p6rdidas materiales en- las Was
p6blicas en- mas de $5.000000.
VENEZUELA
Han celebrado va las primeras Sc,
stones en- la capital de Venezuela, el
Tribunal Mixto que ha de resolver las
reclamaciones hechas por los poderes
europeos contra Ia citada Rep1blica.
Ell REPREsENTANTE DE ALEMANIA
En- la Ultima de las sesiones celebra-
das por ell Tribunal Mixto, ell represen-
tante aleman, Herr Goetsch, dItlrlo de
los restantes Comisionados, 10 que di6
margen q ligeros incidentes, que prorro-
garon mucho ell fin de la session.
LA PEsTE BUBoNICA
Las autoridades de Sanidad en- ell
Archipelago filipino, siguen quemando
casas para impedir la propagation de la
peste que, aunque disminuye en- los su-
burbios de Manila, Sc propaga de un
modo alarmante por los campos y aldeas.
DEsGRACIA EN- MARsELLA
En- ell puerto de Marsella ha ocurri
do un incidente, debido al cual han re-
sultado numerosas v1ctimas. In vapor
que entraba otro que zarpaba, choca-
ron la salida del puerto sin que Sc pu
diera evitar la catastrofe.
Los AHOGADOs
Hasta ahora han aparecido, fotando
sobre las aguas, los cadaveres de $50
personas. Creese que hay muchos mas,
pues no es conocido ell nnmero de tfipu-
lantes y viajeros del vapor que entraba.
Ell GENERAL BORB0N
Dicen de Madrid que ell Tribunal
Supreme absolvi6, ell sabado, al general
Borb6n, denunciado por ell gobernador
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Este peri6dico es ell de mas circulation en- la isa

civil de Madrid, senior Sanchez Guerra
por desobediencia sus ordenes dicta :
das contra Ell juego.
SALISBURY
Esta va restablecido ell eminente po-
lftico ingles, lord Salisbury.
LA sALUD DEL PoNTfFTcE
Su Santidad Leon XIII ha pasado
estos 6ltimos dias en- un excelente estado
de salud ha recibido en- audiencia 4
muchos peregrinos. Ell ilustre anciano
no presenta ning1n signo dc debilidad.
Ell GoBIERNo EsTA FUERTE
Ell Gobrerno italiano ha respondido
q las manifestations de los socialistas,
diciendo que no teme las protestas de
desagrado que tiene fuerza suficiente
para obligar los descontentos obser-
var ell mayor respeto durante la vista
del Car al reino de Italia.
CASTRO DERR6TA 4 MATos
Las tropas del Gobierno han derro-
tado en- Pedregal & las fuerzas revolucio-
narias que iban mandadas por ell general
Matos otros caudillos de la revolucion.
PERsIGUIENDo < MATOs
FL general Matos hugo derrotado
hacia la costa para escapar la persecu-
ci6n de las tropas del Gobierno. Ell
general Castro ha manifestado que tie
ne la seguridad completa de que sus sol
dados haran prisionero al caudillo reyo-
lucionario, antes de veinte y cuatro ho-
ras.
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De Guayama: don Manuel Modesto,
don Ricardo Espendes, don Eugenio Ba-
lester, correligionarios; don Francisco
Modesto don Antonio Bas. De Ca
yey: don Benito Vazquez. De Trujillo-
alto: don Mariana Encarnacion, don An
dres Valcarcel, don Francisco Saldana,
don Teodosio Pereira, don Lorenzo Val
carcel, don Jose Hernandez, don Jose
Lases, don Manuel Hernandez, don Fe-
lix Diaz, don Diego Betancourt. don En-
rique Hernandez don Antonio Pereira.
JOSE BOADA
Caguas, JUNO de 1903
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JUNTA ES(OLAR De NAGUABO

En- session extraordinaria celebrada
por esta Junta Escolar ell dia % de Mayo
proximo pasado fu6 acuerdo, cumpli-
mentando de 10 que determine la Sec
cion 81 de las Leyes Escolares vigentes
dar plazo hasta ell dia "a de JUNO CO.
rriente para que los maestros graduados
Y rurales que aspiren & ser contratados
en- esta municipalidad para ell pr6ximo
afIo escolar de 1903 1904, presenter
sus solicitudes debidamente documenta-
das en- las ofcinas de esta Junta Escolar,
sta en- la casa Ayuntamiento de este
pueblo.
Naguabo, JUNO de 1908
FL Presidente,
RAMON RODRIGUEZ GoNZALEz.
FL Secretario,
NOGUERA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-09
Communicate
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAC1A.

Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAC1A.
Suplfcole 4 usted la insercion de las
siguientes hneas, por 10 que lie antlclpo
Ia gratitud mas sincera.
Por falta de tempo suficients, no
habia llenado este requisite, exponlendo
mi gratitud al doctor don Marcos Man
zano, quien desde que Sc puso 4 la cabe-
cera de mi difunta esposa, no perdio un
momento, disponiendo de todos sus CO
nocimientos facultativos, asf como al
doctor don Gabriel Gim6nez Sanjurjo,
nuien vino en- consulta con ell primero,
asi como al sefor don Jose Diaz, practl-
cante de esta localidad. quien con sus
conocimientos valiosos, ayud6 en- TODD 10
que estuvo su alcance.
Mi mayor consideration para estos
defensores de las vidas, y mi mas pro-
fundo desprecio para los que por estar
entrerados al vicio, las atacan.
No deio, senior Director, porque IN
rrat0 serfa. reiterar & mi sefior primo
don Roman Boada, por sus tinos COM
uortamientos en- la muerte de mi eSposa,
ni mas profundo carilo, asi como los
yecinos familiares de mi esposa y
mios.
De las muchas cartas que ne reclbl-
do de todos mis- amigos de la lsla, en-
prueba de sentimiento por la perdlda de
mi querida esposa, tengo ell gusto de pu--
blicar los nombres de varios de estos, q
luienes doy las gracias por su tina aten-
ri6D,
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| PinceIadaS

Niherias Fin de siglo-Pueblos en-
fermos-P -Pueblos debiles-La politica y
Ia lirica-La Manigua-Conquistadores y
eonqui5tadoiIMlrand9 8al4;s Su9a,La muer,
La prensa-Jueves Santo-Diciem-
bre-El Mar-El poeta de antaho y e1
lie ogano-Un libro de Pardo-Cantos ro-
dados-El teatro de Echegaray-Un dra-
ma de Guimera-Los bufos cubanos--
Enigrantes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-09
III SembIanzas literarias

Campoamor--Taviel de Andrade--
Jose Estremera-Federico Utrecha-Ma-
ruel Paso-Antonio Vico--Tolstoy-Ma-
nuel Pasarell-- Rosendo Rivera Colon
Gonzalo de Quesada-Luis Munoz Rivera
-Mdximo Gomez-JosG ZahOnero.
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SFNSAGONfS
De I'm (RONISTA
POR a
MARIANO ABRH
rox pR6LoGo DE LUIS MUNOZ RIVERA

roN pR6LoGo DE LUIS MUNoz RIVERA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-09
CompIacido

Don Felix MARTINEZ Guitfa (taba-
quero) de San Juan, nos participa su
determination de declararse indepen-
diente, por no estar conforme con Ia
marcha del partido republican, en- que
militaba.
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Tabaco en- rama seIecto
DEL ANo ANTERIOR

Sc venden 60 ercios de las mejor fnas
Turabo Macanea Bornquen 40 ercios de exceente a
cosechada hace dos
Para nformes DON ANDRES MENA.-Caguas.
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ii Wales

Recuerdos de Andalucla-DeSPuer-
.o-Rico q Nueva York-Nueva York
Fin ferrocarril-Honol1lu.
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Esta obra, que consta de $50 paginas
u posdra q la venta en- la segunda quin
cena del presente mes.
Impresa esmeradamente en- excelen-
te papel satinado, Sc divide en- cuatro
parties, seg6n puede verse por ell siguien-
tp sumariO:
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IV cuentos

Los ojos negros-Un orgfa-La tum-
ba de los enan1orados-El PisapaPe-El
primer billete-La novicia-Un beso mo
nortuno-La Ultima nota-Idilio senil-Flo
res " sonrisas--La mariposa negra--.La
aldea Perdida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-09
PREc1o DEL EJEMPLAR: UN eDoLLAR'

Los que deseen adquirir esta obra,
pueden dirigirse su autor en- Ia redac--
ci6n de LA DEMoCRACIA; a don Jose
Labrador en- San Juan; q don America
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Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-24
TORRES 6 PRIETAs RAILWAY.

Time Card No. is, in Effect March 22. Train No. leaves Hinas Prietas at 6
 m.: arrives Torres at 6:45 a m. Train No. leaves Torres at 8 a. m.;
 arrives Minas Prietas s:45 a. m- Train No. , leaves Minas Prietas at 1
 pm; arrives Torres 4:45 p. m. Train. No. 4 leaves Torres at T:30 p.
 m: arrives Minas Prietas 8:15 pm. All trains connect with trains on Sonora railway. Nogafes to Guaymas and vice versa.
 Wells-Farso & Co.'S express and tel eg-aph in operation between Torres Minas Prietas and elI parts of the world.
 Shortest and best route. to Yalui rver, Barranca and San Marcial coal fields. Soyopa, Sahuripa. Uras La Bufa La Dura Yaqui Smelling and Refining and Yaqui Copper companies.
 Freight can be consigned to F. H Seymour to be forwarded by teams from Minas Prietas to the above named places.
 Advanced charges paid, all goods stored free of charge, no. commission or brokerage charges for handling goods.
 At Minas Prietas depot. hacks ai ways ready to make trips to any of the above named points at reasonable rates. F.H. SEYMOUR.
 President Proprietor.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-24
PROGRAM FOR
 BIG CELEBRATION
DOUGLAS COMMITTEE GETTING
 INTO ACTION FAST
VIII Have Balloon Ascension Twice a Day While the Celebration Lasts Assistance From Various Sources
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 Douglas, May 23.-The meeting of the several committees for the July celebration was held. last night in the International Land and Improve ment company's office on Tenth street. A large number were present and the most complete and encouraging re- ports yet handed in were given at last nights meeting.
 H. c. Stillman was in the chair and called the meeting to order shortly after s o'clock.
 The report of the finance committee was read showing that that important body had not been idle. Their report showed that s1 500 had been signed for to date. Considering that the f. nanciers had worked actively on the matter for only few days, the show ing is encouraging in the extreme and is sufficient guarantee that funds will not be lacking to make the big three days celebration a bowling sue cess. A reorganization of the finance committee was effected. The person nel of the new committee is R. O. Johnson, George Hardiker, J. O. Phelps, George B. Reay, W. W. Bush and H. B. Caisher.
 In the matter of a band for the ceIe- bration, it was voted to engage the services of the 14th cavalry band at Fort Grant for the entire three days and to pay them $50 day and ex. penses. Leader Ostermoor, of the Fort Grant musicians, was present and promised his aid in bringing a troop of cavalry from the fort to participate in the daily exercises.
 A band stand will be erected at once on the city park reservation un. der the supervision of S. F. Mcguire, who offered a donation of S150 toward the building of the same to make it permanent fixture. The local band will: have the use of the band stand for evening concerts.
 F avenue was decided upon as a race course, where these events may be pulled of.
 A communication from tn loca bricklayers' union, accompanied by ar offer of $25 and personal assistance was read and accepted.
 The question of special saloon priv ileges for the celebration was voted down.
 Another meeting is called for tonigh General activity and hustle character izes the preparation for the carniya and bide fair to make it an unequali fed success.