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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-05-10

* pieces Silk and Wool Crepe de
Chine. 80 value only 74c per yard.
80 pieces beautiful Black Dress
Goods. priced from SI.75 to $500 per
ward. This weeks price. your choice
OF the lot. SI.e4.
100 bolts beautiful Sheer Persian
Lawn. a 5, cents number. this week
1T rs cents the yard.
500 bolts OF very sheer Linens and
India Linens only 9 cents the yard.
100 Bead Belts. the S1.oo kind. at
IS cents.
II yards Lonsdale Cambria S1.oo
This week.
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Items of More or Less Interest Con-
densed in the State.

The state board OF control bought
no liquor ior this month at its meet
in Columbia last week.
The court OF general sessions in
Orangeburg last week entirely cleared
the iail OF prisoners. for the trSt
time in twentyfour years.
The people OF Dillon have organ
lied live Young Mems Business
league. all example which should be
followed by every town now without
such an organization.
The Saluda court. which met on
Monday. broke down completely on
"Wednesday and adjourned. For ons
reason or another case after case Oh
rhe heavy docket was continued until
none was lett fnr trial.
\ 100000 mortgage Oh the At
tantic Coast Lumber company. at
GEORGETOWN. was ilcd in Charleston
last week. This is the mortgage called
;Tr under the scheme "i the rcorga1-
iza;ion of the big concern.
MAGISTRATE 5. NJ. N"umanS. who
killed John 4. Heels. lawyer. i'll
Manning. "n last Monday. claims that
Heels was armed and that the plSt"!
WAS taken from him after he was sho:.
NnumanS will apply i"r bal! ton1"r-
row.
There will be another distribution
ui diSpenSary money next Friday
when $4,000 will be sent 20 the var
ious counties throughout the state
ior distribution among the schools.
This $4,000 will be distributed en-
tirclv on the basis nt enrolment III
the various counties.
The lalicS "i Anderson have per
icc,ed plans i"r exhuming the bodies
ni six Federal soldiers. which have
been resting in an obscure corner OF
a graveyard. and for reinterrlng
them in suitably marked graves. The
city council donated 4 lot in Silver
Brook cemetery ior this purpose.
Rev. H. W. Hawkins. an evangelist.
brought suit in the Iorkvillc court OF
common pleas last week against
Thomas r. Jackson. ior $4,000 dam
ages. charging the defendant with
saving that the plaintiff had ruined
one oi the young women who had
assisted him in his religious exercises.
\ verdict was found by the jury tor
the defendant.
Fire in Kingstree on Friday morn
ing destroyed the negro Odd Fellows
hall and the negro school building
adjoining. Some time ago the
negro Methodist church was Destroy
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ed by fire and the Odd Fellows hall
was being used as place OF worship.
1t is rumored that both fires were not
! accidental and were the result OF a
schism III the church.
The Clemson encampment started
in Anderson last week. The cadets.
! five hundred strong. marched from
the college to Anderson.
The Sauda grand jury. in their
tinal preScntment last week. called
attention to the fact that the local
dispenser admitted his failure to
comply with the law i'll the matter OF
selling. and demanded a strict COM
pliance with the very letter OF the
law in the future. as to obtaining writ
ten requests. refusing to sell to per-
sons intoxicated. etc.
1t is reported from Hampton that
the catcrpllars have been very nunl-
erous in that community for SeveraI
weeks. and on several occasions the
track OF the Hampton and Branch
Vile railroad at the Whippy swamp
trcstle has been so covered that trains
could not proceed without heavily
sanding the rails. The trains were
stopped several times when trying to
proceed without sand.
Col. J. NJ Patrick. assistant adjt-
tan: general, last week inspected
the military company OF the
Sumter graded school. The boys OF
the higher i"ur grades have adopted
the military feature and have guns
and uniforms This. il is said. is the
Only graded school in the south
which has a military feature.
Two new oi! mills are 70 be built
in Anderson county. one at Starr and
one at Mt. Carmel
State Constable Davenport. OF
Greenwood. shot and killed Bill VIII
liamS. a negro. at Nincty-Six. on Sat
urdav. Ii is reported that the officer
ATTEMPTED to search the negroS
house Tor whiskey The negr" and
three other negroes who were pres
ent engaged him at once III 4 Scuitlc
and took the constableS stick away
from him and attempted 10 Use It.
At this point Davenport used his
pistol.
The little six-year-old daughter OF
Mr. +. J. Weaver. OF the Olympia
mill village in Columbia. met horn
be death last week. She went with
several OF her companions 20 one OF
the stores in the mill village. and OH
her way home. while she was crossing
4 plank over Hot Branch. she 1ell in.
The steam exhaust OF the cotton mills
goes into this branch and the water
scalded the child. Her companions
got her out OF the water and took
her home. but she died as the result
OF the accident.
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Bed Spreads, Table Linens, Sheets etc

btu SpIeduS, 1dUIe IIIIeI1S' WV % wv
100 more Of those S2.25 MaTsellIeS
Quilts. only SI.4S' this week.
100 ready-made Sheets. IS cents
values. only IS cents this week.
500 yards all Linen Damask. an S.
cents number; only IS cents the yard.
Big lot OF Sheet Ends. Direct from
ireland. at one-half price.
100 Ladles'' 10 cents Gauze Vests ar
5 cents each.
500 Silk ParaSolS. worth $500 and
Se25. with Silver~and Bronze Handles,
YOUR choice of the lot this week S1.24.
100 Bead Belts, the 75c. kind at 24c
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Silks, SILKS! SILKS!
Last Week We Sold Silks Like Some
Stores Sell Checked Homespun.
This Weeks Offerings are
paad,1 Enr Won

10 pieces beautiful China Silk only
So cents the yard.
10 pieces beautiful China Sllk' so
inches wide. at only IS cents the yard.
10 pieces Pau de Sole. SO inches
wide. at SI.oo the yard.
10 pieces SO inch Taffeta this week
at only 81 cents the yard.
100 Kid Belts in black. tan and red.
only Fl cents each.
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CENTRAL NEWS NOTES.
Items of More or Less Interest Con-
densed Outside the State.


week delayed all traffic for some
time. Five children were drowned in
d creek near Austin.
William J. Bryan controlled the
democratic convention in his home
county and platform reafirming the
Kansas City platform was adopted.
Curtis Jett. who murdered J. g.
Marcum. in the court house OF
Sreathitt county. Kentucky. has ac-
cepted life sentence rather than
face new trial.
Sam Parks. the New York labor
leader, who was sent to Sing Sing
some months ago after his convlc-
ton on the charge OF eXtor1ion. died
in prison last week.
The suicide record OF the new VIII
liamsburg bridge. in New York. be
gan last week. when q young woman
ieaped 10 death in the river. l,'5 feet
below.
Portions OF Texas and Iowa were
swept BY storms las, week. entalilng
4 great deal OF damage. Near CISCO.
Texas. many people were killed and
much property and live stock were de-
stroyed.
\ grandson OF the famous General
Phil kearney has been lodged IN
jail in St. Joseph. Mo, on the charge
OF leading a gang OF hishwaymelI.
who held up and robbed man OF
$500.
Three men were hanged at Win
chester. Tenn. on Thursday. ior the
murder OF man and his wife last
August. Each made a short speech
and each exhibited a remarkable IN
difference and stolidity.
The mavor OF New Orleans has re-
uueSted the resignation OF I'VE MEM
bers oi his board OF police comnls-
sioners as a result OF charges that
,hev are "graiters" and are RESPONSE
bic for gambling houses and lottery
shops.
\ last wes;-bound passenger CAME
near being wrecked near AShcvlllc.
n. C.. on Saturday by three angle
bars being scattered along the track
at intervals. The escape was due I"
the TACT that the engineer had his
train under control.
Paul Moore. travelling salesman
OF Cleveland. Ohio. committed
suicide on Friday in crowded
stree, car in St. Louis. He
lett note saying he committed
suicide because he had no home. no
wife. and nothing to live for.
Michael Trutcius attempted TO climb
a ladder up the side OF steel tower
erected at Steger. Ill.,. for the use OF
d photographer in taking a birds
eve view of the town. and fell to the
ground. when he had climbed $50
feet, and was instantly killed. He
had boasted that he would be the
first person to climb the tower.
Miss Corinne Tebault, OF New Or
leans, has been appointed sponsor
for the south at the approaching vet
erans' reunion to be held in Nash
Vile. Miss Mary X. ENell, OF Nor
folk, Va. and Miss Elizabeth Thomas,
OF Nashville, Tenn. have been ap-
pointed maids OF honor.
While Christian Holiness people
were in the midst OF an enthusiastic
revival meeting at their tabernacle,
at Wabash. Ind. on Saturday. an
unknown person dashed big bottle
of chloroform over the congregation.
4 number OF persons were SO over :
come that they had TO be dragged to
the doors before they revived.
William L. Hartley. white. and
lanes Edwards. colored. were hanged
in Allegheny county. Pa. on Thurs
dav. Both men, it is reported. had
an ample supply OF nerve. Hartley
,I H.. Ia IA ,,n+ b,noad will, the
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Wise Buyers quick take advantage OF our cut PGe on
Notions Etc. lh0us-
of Yards of fine Dress and silks melted
retail Counters gveg and rapid selling from early morning
The people fast finding out who sells
the Goods of the hour There's nohng to g9od G
wax we open the throttle of still greater Bargains Join the
crowds Tuesday morning.
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FL preCeptO de las
"dOzaVaS parties. F."
Para Gsa disposition no paTGGG
habaTSG GODtadO con Ia VO-
IUntad do los ma0stTOS.

Hasta la fecha. los maestros recibfan
pOr novenaa parties. sus hOnorarios,
pOrque las contratas irmadas por ellos,
duraban IN Afio escolar, es decir, nue.
We meses.
Sigue siendo siempre de nueve me.
ses ell AfIo escolar y sinembargo. el Sr.
Comisionado de Educaci6n ha resuelto
pagar por dosaVGs parties, ell sueldO
anual de nuestros maestrOs.
No acertamos & comprender cual
pueda ser 81 principle de justicia en-
que Sc funde esa disposition.
ST ell mes escolar tiene una durRci6n
determinada por el libro de registro y
por ID leg, duraci6n consagrada ~ya
por Ia practlca durante seis amos, ic6-
mo sera possible sIterar tan profunda-
mente el Orden de cOsas establecidO,
sin contar para NADIA con Ia voluntad
respetabilisima de los interesados, es
decir de los prOfesOres?
Los maestros no han sido ContrAta-
dos pOr IL meses. ElIos han firmado
So cOntrata pOr nueve meses, contando
aef con un sueldo muy distinto de
aqu6l que ahora quiere psga sa'es.
Habrfa que fijapse en- Ell serio tras
tornO que esa medide habr& de produ-
Cir en- los hogsres de los educadOres
puertorriquefios.
Con esa medida habra maestros que
recibiran $18 y 500. so al mes, cuandOe el
Concerto del Departamento cobra $50.
ST Ell sueIdo actual resuIta pequefo,
ese mismo sueldO -habrS de resuItar
ridfcuIo siendo distribuido en- doce
meses.
No hay pedsgogfA aonde no hay JUS
ticia; no hay administration buena,
dOnde no hay equidad.
Nosotrcs eetamOs deseando que pros
pere Ia educaci6n del pueblo. peFo es
precise que este resulte en- harmonic
con Ia jusGicia.
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n 0 I A S

Noticias recibidas de Maysgtiez, d.
cen que en- un Smeeting2 republican,
dado en- aquella ciudad. uno de los ora
dores dijO q el afIO pasado por un olvido
del sepuIturero qued6 la puerta del ce-
meuteriO alberta saIiendo los muertos
de sus tumbas para votar; perO que
este afIo estaba echada Ia llave de tai
modO que no podrfan salir.
Las personas que componian ell
xpoeeting0 de references son contrarias
q Ia candidatura del se7or Mateo Fa-
jsrdo.
Ell Juez McKenns, Presidente de la
Corte Federal de los Estados Cnidos
en- Puerto Rico, como cab2Ilero parti-
culsr Y como magistrsdo. ha logrsdo
captarse muchas simpatfas en- esta ciu-
dad. Su trato es afable y su aspecto.
venerable.
Los maestros cobrar6n los 6Itimos
dfas de csda mes la doz2va parte de su
sueldo.
No ha sentado bien la medida, pues
81 bien es cierto que querfan cobrar
tndos los meses del aflo, esperaban que
fuera sueldo complete.
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NuTleFOSaS f0eTOn.
aver las inSCrip-
clones en- AreCibO.
En- Ia CandIdatuTa republican, do
aqu0lIa CIudad hlCGn flguTar
uRIORIStaS.
Una nptlcIa dssagTadabIe ha cir
CuIadO ALI.
de ms.es0rO oOyresponsaz.)

Octubre 10. Hoy sc llevan & cabo
Las insCripciones en- los distintos pre-
Cintos con gran orden, nOt6ndose gran
movimiento de individuos que van &
inscribirse.
-Desde hace varios dfas SO siente
en- esta pOblaci6n un cRIor irresistible
alcanzandO el term6metro eleVadas
temperatures.
-El fot6grafO don Enrique Verges
permanecer6 breVes dias mas en- esta
Ciudad, pasando FaisrdO dopde mon
tara ca acreditadR galeria. Va 10 sa-
ben sus favOreCedores.
Ell pr6xlmo lunes comeDzRran en-
esta COrte de Distrito los iuicios pOr
jurado pasando estos de treinta. Va
SO han comenzadO & hacer las citaciO-
mes.
Sc dice que Ia caudidatura que
presentar6n los republicanos de ests
Iocalidad para el municipiO fgufaFan
republiCanos v unionistas.
-Ha causadO profunda sensation en-
esta ciudad la noticia dada por ell Pc
ri6diCo local xEl Duende2 de que es
faciI que Ia fSbrica de tabacos Ella Gu
banitaS ce g sus trabajos n esta pObIa-
ci6n pOr trasladarse otra en- que Sc le
ofreCen msyores ventsjas.
Como esta f6brica sostiene hoy nu-
necrosis familias, buenO fuera Sc OBJ
viaran, pOr todOs de quien dependan,
Les cAusas para que no sea trasladads
dicha f6brica, pues traerfa perjuiciOs q
muCh0a.
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I'm meeting" de
Union en- GurabO.
El pueblo eSCuehd 4 los OTadOTes
aplaudi6ndOIGS con GRtusIasmO.
(De maestro oorresponsa7.) }

Octubre 17.-Se efectu6 syer en- ell
b8rrio GNavarroS de esta jurisdiction
un magnffico emeeting2 unionista.
Mas de trecientos campesiEos encOn-
tFabanse reunidos en- In casa de nuee-
tro cOnsacuente corTeligionario den
Manuel Ramirez. veterano de nuestras
libertades.
COmprendiendo aqueIlos honrados
cempesinOs que era una verdad Ia que
predicaran nuestros oradores les apIau-
dian llenos de f6 en- el porvenir.
Abri6 ell acto el dignisim0 obrero ca
gue1io don EIoy Davila. expresSndose
muy bien: sigui6 & este Ia simpSticR
nina JusnitA Rivera, hija del senior
PlScido Rivera. de CSguas. Esta nina
con palabra juVenil expuso bellisimos
COnceptOs ensAlzando Ia Union.
Dirigi6se al p6blico ell ioven obrero
don Victor Maldonado. Este inteli-
gents hijO del trabsio estuvo muy
Oportuno en- su discurso, en- el cuaI re-
Cibi6 CaIur0sos aplRusos.
Habl6 Gonz6lez Garcia: al presen-
tarse 81 p6blico ell fututo deIegado 4 Ia
CamaFa fu6 aplaudido Y viCtoreado.
Los preciosos conceptos llenos de l6gi-
ca y aCci6n que expusQ este elocuente
Orador, no pOdemOs describirlos.
Cerr6 el acto el conocido Y popular
orador don jose Ferrer Y Ferrer, quien
antes de subir & Ia tribuna me decis:
enada dire: ell seflor Gonzalez Garcia
10 ha dichO todo.0
No sucedi6 asf. Ferrer prOnunci6
un discurso digno de 81, exhortsDdO &
sus amigos y compsflerOs sustentar
con Iealtsd y firmeza los ssgrados prin-
cipios de In Union de Puerto Rico CO.
mo medic SECURE de conseguir 10 que
legftimamente nos corresponds.
Re6ri6ndose & los republicanos diio:
SNuestr0s adversarios fueron & hacer
Ia incorporation del partido repubIi-
cano puertorriQueflo 81 partido repu-
blicano nacional, y despu6s de gritsr
en- Ia tribuns, en- la prensa. en- todas
parties, resulta que no hay tsl inc0rpo-
rsci6o;0 4
SY nesotros los puertorriquef1os ne
tos sentimos ell percance sucedidO &
nuestros hermanos y les sguardsmos
con los brazos abiertOs en- Ia Union
para darnos el abrezo. unidos trab8-
jar por la salyaci6n de este Querido te-
rrufIo.~
All termiuar el emeetipgo fufmoa es-
Dl6ndidamente obsequiados porel due
no de la casa don Manuel Ramirez y
sus dignos hijos quienes no perdieron
ocssi6n para demcstrar su amsbilidad
y c0rtes1a.
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Se6or:-
Desde ID iniCiaci6n del partido repu-
blioano milit6 en- sus flas defendiendo
sus doctrinas con entusiasmo Y leal-
tad.
Hoy tengo motives poderosos para
alejarne de ess sgrupaci6n que, lejOs
de propender al bienestar Y progreso
del pals, se afana en- sostener luchas
intestinas de hermanos con hermanos
por ell solo hechO de no sostener sus
principles pOliticos.
ComprendO que todo buen puerto
rriquefio debe luchSr y sostener todO
RquellO que venga redundar en- bien-
estGr del pals, deponiendo todo. sbso-
lutsmente tOdo. y como & este fin Sc
e1caminan los que militan en- Ell parti-
do 10 &Uni6p,o con eIlOs luchar6 por
eI Rlorioso triunfO del ballO ideal que
sustentan.
Sfrvase haCer p1blica esta manifes-
taCi6n pOr 10 que anticipa las gracias
50 Afmo. amigo y 8. 8. q. b. 8. M.
JUAN VALDEJULLY.
Toa Alta, Oct. II. 1904.
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56 rGpubIiCanOS de
Isabella ingreSarOn
en- Ia Union.
Han suserito Ia "DeeIafaei6n de-
Principles" J pOT 81 prOpa-
ganda So pTOpOnsn trabsjar.
EI senior QOifOn8z Miranda es On
antigua IuChadOT Dc las IlbeT-
tadsS pu8TtOrIlqa81ss.
Anoche recibimos Ia sigulente carta:
SSr. Director de Ella Correspon-
dencis.s
San Juan.

An0Ch0 feCl01mOG ID algu1e0Ge C&EGa:
SSr. Director de Ella Corresp0n-
dencia.s
San Juan.
Senior:
Los que suscriben inconformes con
Ia msrcha procedimientos que hasta
la fecha ha seguido ell Partido Repu-
blicano Y no estando conformes. bajo
ning1n concepto. con que Sc les incor-
pore & un partido cuyo programaIdes-
conOcemos Y convencidos que Ia agru-
paci6n eUni6n de Puerto RicoS es Ia
encsrgada & defender nuestros dere-
chos y buscar nuestro bienestar. desde
hoy acojen con eDtusiasmo la union q
cuyO justo triunfo cooperan con todos
sus entusiasnos.
Isabella. is de Octubre de 1904.
jose Q1ifIones Miranda. Matfas Lu-
siano. Rafael Comulada. Nicol6s Ro-
drfguez su ruego Rafael Comulada.
Pedro Msrtfnez & su ruego Rafael CO.
mulada. Bsrnab6 Santiago Serrano.
Eduvijis Santiago. Manuel Leon Mi
randa, Aurelio Leon, Juan Anastacio
Lopez. IndaIecio Samalot, BalbinO Pc
rez. Ceferino Perez, Ramon de Ia Cruz
Fern6ndez. Pedro Echevarrfa. Anto-
Mo NieVes Fernsndez. Evangelists de
la Cruz. Marcos Soto. Pedro Sanchez.
Lorenzo Sanchez. Adoifo de Ia Cruz.
Manuel Vega. Rafael Torres, Rosa
Perez. Ramon Lebr6n, Rufno Lebr6n.
Ramon Morales, iMguel Malab6. Fran
cisco Perez Santiago. Ricardo CANA
cho. Juan Mslab6. Genaro N11ez, Ma
Duel Soler. Inncerc clio Soler. Daniel
Crespo, Juan Quiterio Rios, Regime
Caribdes, Vicente CaIerO, Antonio
Calero, Pablo Psdr6. Ramon Mercado.
Diego Rodriguez. Dior isio Medina,
Gregorio Torres. Laureano SantisgO.
Domingo Monroy, Hip6lito Perez.
FlOrencio Lusiano. Eduvijis Perez.
Juan Girao. Juan Medina. EugeniO
Perez. Tomas Perez. jose MaldonadO.
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Exdmen8s de dssinfeGtores
Todos saIieron aprobados.

En- los ex6menes para Ia formation
de una brig4da de desinfectores, los
practicantes sefIores Llauger. Daniel.
Segnet,C Otero, Rosario, Dimss, Fei-
i6o, Claudio. Luis C6rdova, Diez An
dino. Damian Artau y LczanO, fueron
aprobados.
Demas lest6 insistir en- Ia importan-
cia que tiene para la p6blics saIud en-
esta ciudad, Ia creaci6n de ese cuerpo.
Los que 10 forman son t0das perso-
mas cOmpetentes. de sObrados conoci-
mientos para que gu trabejo de 81 me-
jor resultado.
Seguramente en- breve empezaran
los 0probsdos & ejercsr sus funciones.
Es precise que tOdos Sc convenzan
de Ia utiIidad de este eUerpo. llamado
q prestar meritorios servicios santa
rios.
San Juan CANA mucho. pues su hi
gienizaci6n tendr6 Ell mas eficsz vale
dor en- Ia brigsda de desinfectores.
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BAsADo EN- EL HONOR.

Sin duda habra I'd. visto en- los
peri0dicbs, con relaci6n & aIgun re-
medic, alg1n anuncio como este:
Isl despues de un ensayo, I'd. nos
0escribe que este remedio no le ha
surtido buenos efectos, le reembol-
sarenos q I'd. su dinero." Pues.
nunca hemos tenido motive para
nablar de esta manera con relaci6n
al remedio designado en- este artf-
culo. En- un comercio que Sc ex-
tiende por todo el mundo, nadie Sc
ha quejado iamas de que nuestro
remedio haya fallado 8 ha pedido
la devoluci6n de su dinero. El p1-
blico onuncamurmura de pan honra-
do Y habilmente elaborado 8 de una
medlcin0 que produce los efectos
para los cuales Sc ha elaborado. La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
esta basada en- la lealtad y el ho-
nor, Y el conocimiento de este he
cho de parte del pueblo, esplica
su popularidad y gran exito. No
hay NADIA que disimular & ocultar.
No es el resultado de un suefo
lie uIa casualidad sino de afano-
sos estudios fundados en- los conc
cidos principles de la ciencia me-
dica aplicada. Es tan sabrosa CO.
mo la miel y contiene todos los
principles nutritivos Y curativos
del Aceite de H1gado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los hfga-
dos frescos. del bacalao, con Jara-
be de Hipofosftos, Extractos de
Malta y Cerezo Silvestre. Este re-
medic ha merecido los elogios de
todos los que 10 han empleado en-
cualquiera de las intermediates pa
IA las cuales Sc recomienda como
alivio y curaci6n. En- los casos de
Escr6fula, Anemia, Resfriados, De-
biliaad y Tisis, es un especffco.
GEL DR.. Jose G. Pumariega, de Ha-
bana, dice: He usado en- mi Glen
tela la Preparation de Wampole,
en- todas aquellas intermediates
que aniquilan el sistema nervioso
particularmente EN- Ell raquitismo
= Intermediates del aparato respi-
ratorio, habiendome dado un exec
lente resultado. En- las Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-19

Avistados el Ter. iefe de bomberos
de San juan Y el de la brigada de SAM
turCe con los sef1ores director de la
CompAflia de carros el6ctricos & inge-
Micro de la misma Mr.. f. Newman han
Cedido 6stOs galsntemente un CAIRO
para la conductor gratis de los indivi-
duos de Ia brigada de Santurce, al ejer-
ciciO del jueves pr6ximO.
Es de estimar Ia actitud de los ind. .
cadOs representatives. en- favor de dicho
OuePpO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-19

Con Ell mayor orden v circunspec-
ci6n llevdronse efeeto aver las ms
cripciones.
El Comandante Lutz varios subal-
ternos q caballo, recorrfsn los cole
gios.
Unarondac compuesta de cuatro guar
dias de infanteria. recOrrfan las GALES.
Y IN guardia con cara bins en- cada CO.
legio garantizsban 81 orden, no permi-
tiend0 grupos en- un radio extensO en-
torno de los colegios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-19
Ot!eInl do Carrs0s.

Seg6n nos informan de Ia Florida,
la oficina de Correo de dicho pueblo
hs aldo suprimida.
Sc dice que esta medida Cbedece &
que no hay quien quiera aceptar el re-
ferido cargo.
De suerte que de hoy en- adeIante IL
correspondence para dicho poblado
debeTa enViarse 8 Msnati. 10 que per-
judica Grandemente & los vecinos de
Florids.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-19

Octubre Is.
Aquf SO vive ahora tranquilamente.
sin que despu6s de los tiItimos successes
hsyan ocurrido motives de ipquietud.
Mucho Sc debs este las buenas con-
diciones del ssrgento de pOlicfa senior
Francisco Carreras Ia corr cci6n
con que cumple sus de beres.
Ahora no SO oyen moIeat ndo al p6
bIico como antes, aquellas inciviles
ebombas1 que eran motive de aIboro-
to. Es aquf muy favorablemente con-
siderable 81 buen trabsjo del sargento
Csrreras.
Hasta ahora ell periodic electoral
Marcia bien Y en- armonia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-19
PARA PONCE

El Iunes Sc despidi6 de nosotros pa
ra su resideDcia de Ponce, el joven Pc
riodista don Juan P-ricas y Diaz, di-
rector de Il Repd5JicG.
El sefior Perlcas hlzo, uso de Ia pa
Iabra en- varios SmeetiDgs9 unionistas.
en- los cuaIes fu6 muy aplsudido.
FeIiz llegsda & Ponce. y adeIaute en-
Ia patri6tica propaganda de la Union
de Puerto Rico.