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White Goods
 In the Mill End Sale

Nainsook Checks ana White Fancies worth Sc yd., sc 40-inch Lawn, short lengths, worth 123c, 7ac Fancy White, Goods in dress and waist styles, worth 124c to 19c, 1Oc White 3O-inch Lawn, worth 12}c, 9c Fine White Nainsook, worth 1ec yd.,
 124c Fancy Pique, white, worth 1ec yd.,
 124c Plain White Pique, short lengths, worth 19c to 25c yd., 124c Mercerised Voile, beautiful, worth 25c yd., 15c o Fancy White Cottons, worth 37tc to 59c yd., 25c White Pique, worth 124c yd; 9c Handsome Pique, good welt, worth 29c. l9c Fancy Black Goods, in openwork patterns, worth 19c to 25c, 124c Dotted Swisses, nice texture, worth 124c yd; in the Mill End Sale, Sc 40-inch Lawn, fine quality, worth 19c; in the Mill End Sale, He Fancy White goods, assorted pat terms, worth 200 to 29c yd; in the Mill End Sale, l24c Persian Lawn, fine texture, worth 200 yd; in the Mill End Sale, 15
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
Black Goods
 In the Mill End Sale

Etamine VOile and all-wool Foule, yard wide, worth 39c and soc yd; in the Mill End Sale, 29c
 Brilliantine and Mohair Sicilian, 38 inches specially lustrous, worth soc yd; in the Mill End Sale, 39c
 All-W Wool Batiste AlbatroSs and Crepe, excellent of shade, 38 inches wide, worth soc yd; in the Mill End Sale, 39c
 Figured Sicilian and l.wool Eta mine, A or 46 inches wide, worth 75c yd; in the Mill End Sale, soc
 All-WOOl Granite and fine Brillian- tine, A and 50 inches wide, worth $1 yd; in the Mill End Sale, 59c
 Voile, 45 inches wide and of excel lent thread and color, worth 75c yd; in the Mill End Sale, 59c
 French Grenadines and Lace Voiles and handsome English Mohair bro. cades, worth $1 yd; in the Mill End
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
LaCeS and EmbrOideries
 In the Mill End sale

Torchon Lace, cotton or cotton and linen, one to four inches wide, insert ings to match, 3c and Sc yd. Paris Point, valenciennes and fancy laces, 2 to inches wide, worth to 25c yd, 1Oc Embroideries l to inches wide, in the Mill End Sale, Sc and 1Oc yd.
 Embroideries, to g inches wide; in the Mill End Sale, 15c to 25c yd. All-Over embroideries, worth 100 and more a yard; in the Mill End Sale,
 soc and 75c Fancy Chiffons and garniture, short pieces from stock; in the Mill End Sale at half price.
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
Towels and Crashes
 In the Mill End Sale

Huck Towels, cotton, worth 7c,
 4c Hemmed Cotton Huck Towels, worth SC, flor 25c Large Huck and Damask Towels. 17c sort with slight hurts, l2ic o Hemstitched Damask Towels, worth 25c, l5c Turkish Towels, large, bleached, Imperfect Towels, Damask and Huck, special large, worth 200 to 25c, Extra large Huck and Damask Towels, soiled, worth 29c, 19c Turkish Towels, unbleached, worth 124c, SC Large Turkish Towels, bleached or unbleached, hemmed or fringed, worth Hemstitched Huck Towels, worth 200, l5c Large Bleached Turkish Towels, Wash Cloths, good size, worth 4c,
 Twilled Cotton Crash, bleached or brown, worth Sc yd, 3}c Brown Russia Crash, worth ec yd., Glass Crash, worth SC yd., 3}c Glass Toweling, worth Sc yd., 6}c All Linen Toweling, brown, worth 7c yd., SC Bleached all linen Toweling, worth Pure Linen Crash, bleached, worth 16c yd; in the Mill End Sale, 12}o Brown Twilled Crash, worth l2}c yd; in the Mill End Sale, 1Oc
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
Spreads and Blankets
 In the Mill End Sale

Hemmed Bedspreads, full size, worth 60c, soc
 soc Full Size hemmed Spreads, worth $12 95c Fringed Spreads, full size, worth l.35. 9l.1O Handsome Fringed Spreads, worth $2, $1.5O Hemmed Satin spreads, worth 3 50,
 $2.5O worth 1.85, $1.5O Sample Spreads, soiled by being shown at salesrooms, worth 200 to 400,
 S1.50, 1.75 and 2.25 Blankets, white or grey cotton, Wool Blankets, at these prices in the Mill End Sale, Worth 500, $4 Worth 500 to0OO, S6.75 Worth 9.50 to HOO, s7.5O Women's Furnishings
 In the Mill End Sale Even women who know best the best values in furnishings that mark the sale will be surprised at these val ue8.
 UNDERWEAR.
 Vests, Cotton, low neck, no sleeves, or short sleeves, worth 12}c, 7c sleeves, low neck, worth 15c to 25c, i1c Merode underwear, balance left from the sale of samples. excellent in qual- ity and fit; worth 75c, % and more, were 39c and 59c; in the Mill End Sale,
 25c Merode samples, worth soc, were 2sc; in the Mill End Sale, 15c Children's Vests, wing sleeves, worth Ghildren's Vests cotton, low neck, sleeveless or short sleeves, worth l2}c,
 for 25c S5sh Waists, kSissea St TOT vsftn sSs 15c, 9c or for 25c Boys Underwear, gauge, worth 25c, Boys Underwear, Balbriggan, ankle or knee drawers. worth 25c, 17c
 HOSIERY.
 Black Cotton, plain, worth 12}c, Sc Black Lace, good patterns, worth 15c, 1lc Plain in black and tan and Lace in tan only, worth 15c, He White Foot black stockings, worth 15c, 11c Gauze Lisle in black, worth 25c,
 17c Fine cotton, black, plain, worth 25c,
 17c Split foot cotton fhalf white foot) black, fine quality, worth 25c, 17c Black lace, good pattern, worth 25c, Lace Lisle, black, number of pat terms, worth soc, 35c or 3 for $1 Fine Lace in black, excellent of thread and patterns. worth 35c, 29c CHlLDREN'S HOSIERY. Cotton in 1 and l or 2 and l rib, worth 12}c, 7c Black Cotton, double knee, and l or 2 and l rib, worth l5c, 1Oc Stout fast black cotton, and rib, worth 19c, 15c Fine rib cotton, fast black, worth 25c, l7c Girls Black Lace, several patterns, worth 25c and 29c. 21c Girls lace ana in pleasing patterns, worth 19c, 1Oc Infants cashmere with silk heel and toe, all colors, worth 25c, 12}c
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
Sporting Goods
 I'm the Mill End sale

Bathing Suits, mems and boys, 2- piece, navy, worth 65c, 48c Bathing Suits, blue with fancy bor- der, 2-piece, worth 1.25, 95c Golf Clubs,
 B. c. l., worth 1.9O, 1.29 Spalding, worth 2.5O. 1.59 MOrristOwn, worth S1, 69c Croquet Sets, balls, worth Ills,
 95c Fishing Rods, stained ash, 3-piece, worth 65c, 49c Fishing Rods, lCalcutta bamboo, worth 1.35, 89c Fish Hooks, ring or fiat, worth SC dozen, 3c Bicycles and Supplies.
 1903 Columbia, 2-speed gear
 chainleSS, worth $500, 65.O0 Lion, worth $21, s16.5O Lion, with coaster brake,
 worth $25, S22.5O Fay for children, worth $2O, S13.50 Rowland Tires, guaranteed, put on rim, worth 2.15, S1.95
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
Upholstery
 In the Mill End sale

Silkolene, fancy, yard-wide, worth 12lc yd; in the Miii End Sale, e1c Satin and Cretonne in fancy pat terms, worth 123c to 19c yd; in the 4in End Sale, 1Oc Grenadine in fancy stripes, worth 15c and 19c yd; in the Mill End Sale,
 122c Sash Muslin, stripes and dots, worth 10c and l5c yd; in the Mn End Sale,
 7}c Sale, 35c Sash Curtains, all made, ruined side and finished bottom. worth 40c pair,
 10c Muslin Curtains
 Ku1led, striped, worth, 39c 33c Runled 4 and 5 tuoks, worth 5oc to 15c, l3c Rufled with Renaissance inserting, worth 75c to Sl, 66c Ruf1ed Net Curtains, with fancy lace inserting and edge, worth L3, Rufled Net Curtains with lace or Rsn.issrnSs sns edge and inserting rGeth Scotch Lace Curtains, assorted de- signs,
 Worth 1.5O to 1.75, S1.25 Worth 200 to 2.25, S1.5O Worth 2.5O to 300, S2.OO Grenadine Curtains, in colors, worth S1 and SIPS, 75o S1.50 and 200. ...... 0.5 Tanesfrv Cnrtains hAavv- voPkh aS to $6, samples, $50 Couch covers, fringed all around, Oriental patterns, worth 1.35 to 1.50,
 CLIO Mantle-Drapes sateen, frinsed, worth soc to S1, sc Covered Pillows, ru6led, emhroider- ed with fancy cord, worth 5Oc to 7Sc, 40 Red pillowst good ticking, feather filled, worth 65c, 49c
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
Sheets and Pillow Cases
 In the Mill End Sale

Bleached Sheets, of good stout cot- ton, torn and not cut, thus insurinR their laundering straight.
 24 by 2 yds., worth 4Oc, 33c 24 by 24 yds., worth 55c, 45c 2 by24 yds., Dwight Anchor, worth 79c, 65c 24 by 24 yds., Dwight anchor, worth BROWN SHEETS: ' 24 by 2 yds., worth 4Oc, 33c 2 by 24 yds., worth 55c, 46c Half-bleached Sheets, 24 by 24 yds., worth 69c, 59c Bleached sheets, 24 by 24 yds., worth 624c, 55c Pillow cases of excellent cotton. Bleached Cases:
 45 by 36, worth 1Oc, Sc 45 by 36, worth 124c, 1Oc 45 by 35, Fruit of the Loom, worth 17c, l24c 45 by 36,Dwight Anchor, worth i9c,
 15c 45 by 3St, all made right way of cloth, worth 19c, l4c Unbleached, 45 by 36, worth 12}c, Brown pillow cases, 45 by 3e, worth 124c, SC Hemstitched bleached pillow cases. 45 by 36, worth 15c, He Bleached cases, 45 by 36, worth 14c,
 1Oc Bleached cases, 45 by 3st, worth 15c, 12C
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
Table Linens
 In the Mill End Sale

Cream Damask, worth 29c yd, 23c
 Bleached Damask, in lengths of 2 to 3 yards, worth 45c yd., 374c
 Pure Linen Bleached Damask, 2 to 3 yards in length, worth 624c yd., 47c
 72 inch Bleached Damask, handsome patterns, worth 85c yd., 69c
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
Skirts
I'm the Mill End sale

Walking Skirts, plain colors and mixtures, tailor stitched and trimmed with strapping and buttons. worth $50 and 4.60, Sl.05
 All-wool walking skirts, mixtures, plaids, stripes and the now h0mespun effects, in light c0lors, worth 6. Sa95 Dress and Walking Skirts, plain col Ors or mixtures with black included, finely tailored, worth s5.75 and S675,
 S3.75
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
WOOlen Dress Goods
 In the Mill End Sale

All Wool mixtures and novel effects in Fancy Mohair, particularly good for shirt-waist suits, worth 39c and soc yd; in the Mill End Sale, ~25c
 AlbatrosS lBatiste and Fancy Bril- liantine in checks and dots, good col ors, worth soc and 59c yd., in the Mill End Sale, 35c
 Donegal Suiting, a handsome Scotchy stuff in gray and brown ef- fleets, 54 inch, worth $1 yard; in the Mill End Sale, soc
 Poplin and Crepaline, good colors mostly, worth 75c yd; in the Mill End Sale, soc
 French Whipcord and novelties in wool or silk-and-wool, worth 1.25 and 1.5O yd; in the Mill End Sale, 75c
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15

Sale, 69c
 Fine French Voile and beautiful Crepe de Chine, worth sl yd; in the Mill End Sale, 79c
 Nub Suiting and black and white Etamfne mixture, worth 1.25 and 15O yd; in the Mill End Sale, 89c
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
Ribbons
 I'm the Mill End sale

Taffeta in plain colors, all good shades, worth Sc and 1Oc yd; in the Mill End Sale, SC
 Plain taffeta, in all desirable shades, { inch wide, worth 19c yd; in the Mill End Sale, 12}c
 Special Satin and taffeta, 4 inches wide, worth 25c yd; our usual price 19c; in the Mill End Sale, l5c
 Plain Tafeta, Al inches, all good col ors, worth 29c yd; in the Mill End Sale, l9c
 Fancy Ribbon. worth 29c to 75c yd: in the Mill End Sale, 25c
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15

Black Taffeta, 26 inches wide, guar anteed for service, worth S5c yd; in the Mill End Sale, 65c
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
Sheetings
 In the Mill End Sale

Brown 94 sheeting, worth 19c yd., 15c Brown 9-4 sheeting, worth 24c yd.,
 19c Brown 104 sheeting, 26c yd, 22c Brown 1O-4 sheeting, worth 24c yd.,
 18c Bleached 9-4 sheeting, worth 24c,
 200 Bleached 9-4 sheeting, worth 33c,
 2sc Bleached 1O4 sheetlng, worth 28c yd,
 24c Bleached Pillow-casing, Az inch, worth l24c yd., Sc 45 inch bleached pillOw-casing, worth 14c yd., lOc Brown 45 inch pillow-casing, worth 124c yd., 9c
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
Wrappers
 I'm the Mill End sale

Percale. stripes and figures, blue black and red, braid trimming, all sizes, worth 75c, 30c
 Percale, good oolors and patterns, deep founce; epaulets and Bishop sleeves: braid trimming, all eises'
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15

Cream Damask, pure linen and heavy, worth 624c yd., 4Sc Pure Linen Cream Damask, worth 45c yd., 37}c Fine 72-inch Bleached Damask, worth @1.25 to 1.50 yd., S1 Napkins, 5-8 size, worth 1.15 dozen,
 89c Dinner Napkins, worth 2.5O dozen,
 e1.05 Fringed Napkins, plain or with red border, worth soc dozen, Sc each Bleached Damask tray cloths, 25 by 31 inches, hemstitched, worth 35c,
 25C
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
Mems and Boys Shoes
 in the Mill End sale

Mems Patent Calf and Colt Skin shoes, lace and button, broken sizes, our regular $4 shoes, $2.65 Mems Low Shoes, calfskin and pat ent coltskin, Butcher and regular pat tern, our S4 shoes, 2.95 Mems Low Shoes, vici kid and velour calf, butcher and regular patterns, our $50 shoes, 2.65 Mems Low Shoes of chrome tanned patent leather, good lasts and our reg ular 8 and $50 shoes, 2.35 Russia Calf and vici kid low shoes, black, worth 2.5O, 1.95 Patent Coltskin and vici kid low shoes, worth 2.5O and 300, 1.95 Canvas Bicycle shoes for men, 65c Tennis low shoes, black or white,
 62c
 BOYS SHOES.
 Patent Leather lace shoes, broken sizes of our 300 line, 1.65 to 54, our 200 shoes, 1.65 Tan Shoes, low or high, sizes l, II and 2, worth 1.5O, 1.15 Canvas Bicycle shoes, 59c Tennis low shoes, 42c
 LITTLE MEMS SHOES.
 Tan high shoes, sizes 8a to 13}, worth 1.25 and 1.5O, 95c Calfskin shoes, sizes g. to 13, our reg ular 1.25 shoes, 95c Canvas Bicycle shoes, 58 Tennis low shoes, 39c WOmen's and Girls Shoes
 In the Mill End sale Low Shoes, of patent kid, patent coltskin and vici kid; broken sizes of our g. 50 and .OO shoes, 265 Russia Calf Low Shoes, black, our $4 shoes, 265 Vici Kid Low Shoes, patent leather tip and heavy Goodyear welt soles, all sizes, worth 2.5O, 1.9O Low Shoes of vici kid, with patent leather tips, heavy or light soles, our 7. .O0 shoes, 1.65
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
Handkerchiefs
 In the Mill End sale

Women's handkerchiefs, samples, nearly all are linen, embroidered in fancy patterns, worth 15c and to soc,
 l2 1-2c All-linen hemstitched handkerchiefs 1-8 to inch hem, 1Oc and 12 1-2c Women B cotton handkerchiefs with printed border, Sc Mems all-linen hemstitched hand kerchiefS, 1Oc and IF 1-2c Mems cotton handkerchiefs, hem med, 3c
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DOng0la low shoes with patent leath- CT tips, heavy or light soles, all sizes, widths from D to FEE, made to sell for 200, -- .-.-. --~~~ ~ l.35 DongOla low shoes with hand-turned soles and patent leather tips, worth 1.5O and 1.75, Ills Low Shoes of Dongola kid with pat ent-leather tips, light soles, made to sell at 1.5O, 95c Kid 0Low Shoes, medium-weight soles, worth 100, 79c Canvas low shoes, 59c Tennis low shoes, 42c High Shoes, button and lace, various feathers and many styles, broken sizes
 Were Wsrs s:So s'Soi and AGO. 'e 20 Juliets or high cut slippers, common sense last, rubber heel, worth l.50,
 95c
 GIRLS SHOES.
 Black Kid low shoes with patent leather tips, sizes III to 2, worth 1.25,
 85c. Slippers, black kid, one or two straps, sizes Ill to 2, worth 1.25, 85c Patent Leather and black slippers, one strap. sizes II 1-2 to 2, worth Loo, 69c. Pearl Canvas low shoes, sizes II 1-2 to2, 79c Tennis low shoes, sizes II to 2, 39c Slippers, black kid and patent leath- CT, sizes l-2 to 10 2, worth l, 79c Box Calf school shoes, sizes 8 1-2 to 10, worth LOO, 69c Kid Shoes, spring heel, patent leath- CT tips, sizes 4 to 8, 42c Canvas Bicycle shoes,
 Sizes to8, 49c
 Sizes 1-2 to 10 1-2, 59c Babies kld shoes, no heel, patent leather tips, sizes 2 to6, 200
The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15
Children's Dresses
 I'm the Mill End sale

Chambray, plain or striped, good col ors, Russian style, pretty trimming, worth S1, 60c
 Gingham in fancy stripes, Russian style, with belts and box pleats, worth SIPS and 1.50, 75c
 Mercerised Gingham, blue, green or ox-blo0d, ,box-pleated and tucked, worth s2, 95o Skirts
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-06-30
la Guerra RIlsO -Japonesa

hermano, en- la que dice: "Es una
vididns por la envidia y pelcando en-
ire ST ronstantemente, olvidados por
complete del enemigo Comun. Todo
81 mundo del Virrey y Kurcpatkin IA
bajO hasta el mas insignificantc SUI
balterno, son insubordinados en- de-
masia- A los ojos dc los correspou-
sales Y eXtranjerOS nos eStamos des-
honrandO. Hasta que este no Gamble
no hay que esperar victorias sobre los
japoneses. Los miembros de nuestro
s2rvicio secreto cstAu Ocupados en-
cspiarse los Tnos 4 los Otros. al gra-
do dc que no tieuen tempo para vi
gi|ar los espias japoneses. FL g.
ncmigo csth perfectamcntc infOrmndo
de todos nuestrOs planes, Ia que ie
hacc cambia. los suyos !ucsDeradameu
te. 81 Puerto Artllro cac los ia
poneses toman Lao Yang las poten-
cias intervendran para nuestra e.
;erna desgracia
LOS RUSOS DERROTADOS.
Toxic. IS de Junio.---DespuCs dt
una lucha encarnizada dc seis horas
| el y de Junio, la division Tallus.
han del ejercito iaponGs derrot6 Gin
co batallones de Ia infanteria rusl
protegida por diez seis cahones !
ocuparon Fesshuiling. 81 milins n
Noroeste de Sin Yen. Los rusos 81
retiraron ell la direction de Shi MI
Chcng. Las perfIidas japonesas en-
tire muertos y heridos sc elevan !
100. Ei Mayor Oba fuc muerio cs
Ia batalla.
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AcoRAzADos DEsTRUIDos.

FL Almirante Toqo In i,,forn,o,lo ~
fjc,.Imente nj Cobierro dc Toxic
o.,e q, dfa % nor In nocne atac6 Il
In esouadrn de Puerto Arturo. fuera
dol ,ror,o cor o, rea,,l,,,d, sicuion-
tie: el acora2ado russo Percsviet, des-
trnfdo; el Sebastopol desmantclado
asi como ei Diana nm dcstructor
dc torpedcros.
PGrdidas jaGonesas: los signien-
tcs destructores japoucscs fuerOn to-
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Matrimonio Asaltado.
Infamia sin nombre.

Otra Yez ct autOm6vil ha entrado
en- campnfa eli favor del orden y dc
In ley. FL Sheriff Tobin, Consta-
bic Charles Stevens eI .Iefe dc la
policfa Irwin saiieron como q las IL
del dfa nartes ilitlmo on persecution
dc dos fieras que cometieron nm asal-
to cn In esposa de Plutarco Navarro,
Gu 81 caU1ino dc Laredo. como Z rni-
Has de csta Ciudad.
Los Oficialcs hicieron ri Camino en-
10 minutes. Despucs de llcgar nj lu-
gar dc In cscena. arrcstafon Il Ma
nuci pareH Juan Rangcl como pre-
sun:os culpahies.
El crimcn que estOs iHdiJiduos han
comctido ts uno dc los mas inEa-
mes que mas SO haya comctido en-
81 Condaho dc BcXnr
Piuturro Navarro con su csposa y
I'm compahcro. venian pic por el
camino dc Laredo rumbo ii San An
tonic Vcnian dc San Luis Potosi,
Mexico. Esta mafiana al llcgar cor
ca dol arroyo del Leon dos hnmbrus
aparericron repeptinamenic uno
con una carahina asalt6 4 Navarro y
s,I compaiiero, mtentTns que al otro
80 apoder6 dc sr asposa y Ia arras-
tr0 loa matofraies do nj iado del
ennino Navarro y su compaiicru rue-
ron obligahos Il segulr su Inarchn no
ltacisndose repctiy In ofrlnn dos ve-
ceA. Liegaron San Antonio y pn-
sicrun 4 Ia poicia nj tanto dc lo que
oGurria III primeTo que tlIvo como
rlmlcnto del henho f,tc 81 Constable
Stevens auien nj instante Comnntco
el partc ri Sheriff Tobin ei quo pi-
dt6 TN anlom6vil nj tnstantc. Con
Navarro para idontiIicar 4 los ban
dtdog sol Jcfc dc Ia p0iicfa irwin pa
ra ayudar 4 los oficialeB sc encamina.
ron haeta ri tcatro dol crfmen Prom
to haliaron ccrca del 1ugar on duH
bahtan aldo asaitados. y pur Ia dos
eytnci6n dadn por maridn 3 mnicr,
1og dos rncxicanos quo SO haiinn on
n carccl ya, fueron apehcndidos on
nm labor dondo estaban tTabaian-
40 iranduiamcnte
Sa4arro 40 cspcsa pronio los j.
dentiflcaron como sus osa'tantca.
la esposo dc Navarro % iovon y
b,cn narccida 3 declare ano 81 bandIdo
nnn ii arraatr0 4 los mat"fro'es Ia
haIda gIoIndo.
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kOdOs dyspepsia Cure
DIHssxs what you cat.
FELtCJTACloN.

FELCJTAC1oN.
Ei Prof. Juan II, Guerra, Director tie
Ia orducsta inregrada por los sres.
Jesns feraieg, Sebastian RoCha, Pedro
Bullion, Santos bira Donaciano
Hernandez. tuvo la amnbilidad de yc-
mir aver con toda la oraucstn q las
ofiGinas del "Regidor'' 4 eiccutar las
mas cacogidas pleas do III rcperto-
rio. con motive del din onomAstico
del Editor. Entire las varias piosas
debo mcncionarse por su inspiration
el walls "Tuyo Slomprc." original
del Ptof. Guerra.
RHciban nuCatros amigos la exprs-
a!0u dc nueatra aincnra grntitud
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INFORs!E.


Hemos rectbido 81 informe que ei
Jurndo Calificador rinde Il la autori-
dad respcctiva de Ciudad .IuareZ So
hra los oxamenes de la Escuela Off,
cial No. de Nihos, d cargo del Sr.
Prof. Leopoldo Rodriguez Caider6n.
El documento muestra que ESQ csta-
hlecimiento tiene nj frentc prOfesu-
res taicEtosos y dedicados, dirisi6os
por un maestro dignu de ellos. No
nos e&traha que el Prof. Rodriguez
Calder6n haya conuuistaho I'M uucvo
triunfo. De antaho lc conocemos CO.
mo habil cuanto modesto pcdagogo.
Rccihan los a|nmnos ei personal de
Ia Escucla nuestra mas sncerc fell
citaci6n. asi como la ilustrada So
ciedad que tionc macs;ros tan com
rctcntcs.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-06-30

'El Rcgidor" esta autorizado para
anuneiar al Juez Jos Umschoidt, como
candidate para su reelection de Jusz
de Paz del Precinct No. /, stljeto
a In dcoici6n dc las elecciones prima-
riaS dcmocrdticas, que SO verifica-
ran "l del entrante Julio,
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it.o;,ntEaSS1NES.
j. srta{&jIrnnyn1r

q \ ~ LtsszzH HiFaiHaua cdad dc ~ amos ff
81 IsaaasH ST.. Prudcucinno Chavez, er
fcaff5bad. Nuevo Mexico, el IS del pre-.
sente mes. scgnn nos comunica 81
Sr. Rosalfo Vigil. &demGs de su hija
nietos en- Carlsbad. el finado deja
famiiin Ell Fort Stockton Grand
Fails. Texas. DCscansa on DnZ.
En- Dallas. Texas mur0 en- eI de-
partamcnto para ncgros del Hospi-
tai dc la ciudnd. Amado Rodriguez.
segnn nos cEcribe don Crisanto VI
llarrcal. FL difunto era del rancho
"tarunn dc los fndios" v fu6 bien
conocido on China. Nncvo Leon. Par
4 sus rostoa,
Ei 20 dc los corriontcs. fallec;0. Il
las tres dc Ia maiana. on csia Clu-
dad el ST. Antonio Cara 4 In edad
dc Go amos. en- su residcucia casa
No. 1l2 dc In Callc do Bucnavista,
Fue scpulthfo cn el pante6n dc San
Fernando. RCciban sus doudos. par
ticularmentc sm hijo Antonio Garza,
nuestro mas scntido p6same.
Adcla Herrera. de tres aiios dc a.
dad. muri6 oi q on In casa dc aus pa-
dres on Befgs Mil.
Juan CArdcnaa. dc once atioe. mu-
ria cn n casa No. 33l. Ceva!log So
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-06-30
Pablo Cruz, Editor y Propietario.
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minSc Fernandez. estdn listos para
ser distribuidos de Ia siguiente ma
nera: al que tenga ell nlimero 1928
Sc lie dara unas enaguas. primer pre-
mio: al que tenga el 452, I'M sombre-
ro. scSundo premio; y al que ten
ga cl 1855, una llmpara, tcrcer pre-
mic.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-06-30
PRlsloN DEL CORL1 BRtNGAs

Leomos on "El Dlario del Hogar.,.
Gran extrafeza sensation produ.
10 on los ctfcutos militares do egta ca
pital, la apprehension del yefe del II
Hcfimiento, Coronei q, Bringas,
Aun no Sc detcrminan con precision
ios hechoe que SO le imputan. mas pa,
reGc que ol nogocio es bastauto marc.
cido nj caso dol Coroner d. Tomaa Fer
nandez.
h' Sr. Dringaa ru6 llevado nj Guar
tel dc Santiago Tlalteiolco, donde so
ALOHA el cuarto Regfmionto de caba-
lleria, duedaudo preso en- In sala do
Bandcraa.
Aver permanoci0 incomunicado, es-
perando que le fueso Il tomar decInrs-
cion 81 jucz tercero de instruction,
cnyas ordenes SO encuentra.
seGdn dccia la ordeu de la plaza A.
yer, causa baja en- eI fl Regiments
cuyo mando accidental tomara el Tez
ntente Cordnel del Gderpo, y entire
tanto qnedara on In sategorfa dc
suEiiTos donde percihira SO eenth-
vos diarios do habcr.
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