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Evening journal., 1904-08-18

Store closes az s SATURDAYS I
Until Recently

all you could see Of the new store was a pi
40 feet deep. 10 feet wide and 27o feet long.
and ragged-ooking temporary partition built
hurriedly to protect the old store from the
weather, Not wheelbarrow load has yet been
taken out under the part Of the building now in
use.
Poor old store Like Adam the first. half
Of the right rib taken away to begin new and
nobler structure. What was left did look
shabby and that's fact
But outward appearances are not everything.
In house-c ceanng-up times nobody cares for the
looks of things while the work goes on. The
raeged-lOodng partition like an apron or pair
Of overslls, simply protected the good goods on
the other side. The big store. reauanged was
still doing its usual everyday work.
Tne old red pump at the country schoolhouse
door still gave good, cool water, though the boys
had broken off half Of the pump handle. The
we'll was just deep, and the pump legs Just
as long and sound. and the we'll curb just as
trusiy and strong and we'll supported, though
Mr.. Pump. Pump Pump hadlost part Of his one
little arm.
In these times Of upset we are not thinking
so much of how we look. but we are doing
double thinking to keep up the store service,
and 9akng double precautions against all risks
in the building we occupy and the one in course
Of erection. We have increased the Numbers
and vigilance Of watehmen in safeguarding
every point All floors. columns and girders
are under the most rigid and constant daily
inspection Of our old Superintendent Of Me-
ehantcs, James 6. Mitchell, and Mr.. William
c. Haddock. the we-known builder (before
Director Of Public Works) and assistant to the
architects and Controller Of Erection Of the
Philadelphia and New York buildings
a Month and Seven Days AGO
all Of the new building to be seen was few
small lines on the drawings Of Mr.. Graham.
Today, please cast your eyes this way and
see how the Pencoyd steel has walked to its
place by the help Of the steady eyes and hands
Of the master mechanics and their strong handed
and cool, cearbrained assistants
To all the men that do such work. here and
elsewhere, salutel
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION.
Low-rats Vacation Trips, via Ponnsy

Low-rate Vacation Trips, via Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
mas selected the following dates for its
popular ten-day excursions TO Niagara
Falls from Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Wash,gton: August the le,h and the
es. september ? and @ ana October Is.
The excursions from Philadelphia viii
be run by two routes. Those on july and
., Ausust Y and IS, September and
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
PHILADELPHIA. AUGUST IS. 1904
Some. Rogers Tableware,
Alarm Clocks, Pedometers
IArcadcl

NArCdoel
The tableware is plate which won't
come off; whole sets in the same pat
terms if you wish; pretty designs; some
variety, but not great deal of any one
kind
Ladies. 81; oyster forks, 81. s5 dozen; dinner
forks. 81. 20 dozen
alarm cIockS-effective arousers at
home or when you are summerng and
have to catch trains.
Nickel round, CSC.
outing ga ehss-carry them gofng.
fishing, boating.
Accurate tor time. but no great matter If
lost; safety for your valuable timepece, csc.
75c and Soc small size, for girls or women,
S1.35.
How far do you walk in tramps for
eXercises PsdOmstsYs will tell you-75c
and 81.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
Men 5 Suits for $3.50
Market street.

Dependable, serviceable clothing
big moneys worth; one of the opportun-
tiles which mid-August brings.
1 Blue serge 3-piece suits were $40.
a few at s. so we're sl2)
Wool crash 2-piece suits were $40.
(Gray tones few were s12)
All-woo, stylish cut good tailor work, hand made
collars; good economy whether for this years warm
DAYS or next season.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies il Wilmington
Are Doingii
Are Doingli

William Mckinley Commandery,
knights Of Nldrg will open its semi-
annual nominhtion Of officers on next
Wednesday evening. The installation
will be held the second meeting night in
September and will be public affair
and everyone whether members or not
are invited to be present. phea cere-
monies win be very iuterestlng aid an
entertainment OF some character VIII
be given in connection With It.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
Men $ Handkerchief
CNear women's S waiting room

INeaT Women WaIUnB fooml
These are the big plain hemsttched
fellows a man likes-25c were 40c and
SOC.
You'll find slight difference in the quality
OF the linen, but all one price today
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
Knitted Shawls for Half

l"special Spot" Thirteenth street eltrancsl ~.
soc, 75- and s1-just half the early season
price
You may need one to throw around your
shoulders at the shore-or at home on the piazza
in the evening
Evening journal., 1904-08-18

All preparations are about completed
for the trolley ride which is TO be given
by Oriental Lodge, Knights Of Pythias
on Friday August 90 20 Delaware City
The trip viii be attended by nearly
every member Of the lodge and their
families. and while in Delaware City
the party viii be the guests OF soldier
members OF the order stationed at Fort
Dupont The visitors wiifb be shown the
grounds and barracks 'of the fort A
game Of baseball between the soldiers
and local knights will serve as a diver
sion In the afternoon. Refreshments
win be served in the government park
opposite the fort at Delaware City.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
500 TO PITTsBURG via BAL
TIMORE AND OHIO r. r.

Every day in the week the Baltimors
and Ohio r. r. sells first class tickets
to Pittsburg for $500. good on Pitts
burg limited express. leaving Delawars
Avenue station al lo.o5 p. m, arriving
in Pittsburg next day at a. m. :
Evening journal., 1904-08-18

Meeting trains. and further information
apply ~ nearest ticket agent, or address
Geo. W. Boyd. General Passenger Agent.
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
e1.sss ossi,,g Right sIsD, n These Girls Suits
Second flooR Ohestnutlstfeeb

Second aoor Ghestnutostfeeb
The suits are natural linen and White
linene, box-coat style, 50. % worth So.
We have sold the same suits at So.
These, the seventy-five left on the max
er's hands, which he wanted out of the
way
Skirts are pleated on the seams coats have
belt across the back-simpe, we-tailored,
just the thing for early fan wear; all fresh,
ready to put on. ~ to 16.year sizes
Abom jUV of those sbsndU linen
Regulation dresses al S675 5Ooyih SIS. So
white and Dutch blue; sizes 8 and 10.
Good material, well-taiored, gives them
an exclusive, high-class air.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
Heptasophs, or Seven Wise Men.

for Friendship Conclave, Hepufsophs or
seven Wise Men and a large attendance
Of the members Is requested. Eleven
candidates win receive the initiatory
degree and several propositions viii be
received. The inltiatory work VIII be
performed by the degree team OF
Friendship Conclave, which has estab-
lished a reputation for proficiency
among the conclaves of the city. A
smoker win follow the regular business
OF the conclave and refreshments will
be served. II is expected there viii be
,pany visitors from among the MEM
bers Of the other conclaves, as well as
several OF the grand officers.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
KnIahts Of PythIas.

Champion lodge. Knights OF Pythias,
at its meeting last evening received
proposition for membership. The lodge
has a candidate out for degrees and
they viii probably De- vonferred upon
him on next Wednesday evening. -
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
Box Couches

August price, $40; usual price. $l5 Flat buttoned,
spring top edged all around, musinlned box and patent
lifters, covered with figured cretonne.
August price, S27; usual price, S32 Square tHftea
mattress top with box edge, filled with long eured hair,
covered with good grade Of tapestry Of antique designs,
nfters, inside lined with muslin
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
lMaln AIsle and Asa and 7--westl


1t is not an idle boast'to start by say
ing that these linens cannot be matched
elsewhere today in quality, design or
price. We have tried it.
Only day or so ago a store advertised fine
napkins at So, worth ST. We bought some
for information. They proved inferior to the
same make sold here regularly at $3.50
So it goes nearly every day. The Wana-
maker standard is always higher and the prices
lower than commonly to be found.
When odds and ends from our own
stock are reduced-as today--you can
see for yourself what follows. .a-.-
Table linens "
in quaint block patterns O. inches wide. .,-,
table linen several neat patterns inches wide.
and goodookns Several pretty patterns 70 choose rom
q inches wide 1t Is the equal Of any regular 7c grade
beashsd German T table linen But only one pattern
Napkins
nsphs aohe hemmed %sIe iss inShes esrA
1rs smssk G5ss TS Napkin @ @ 5S shs so0d a''y
g0seq weTs ssTsrs 81 ss y n Z echs h dam
Si75 a dozen. were S2 Fine snow-whte scotch dsmask
& a dozen we're $3.50 Bleached damask napkins.
7oWeiS aAI fo1CehHg-
&c yard loc Good quality beached kitchen towel
ise yqrd. Vas lsc Very fine soft bleached twilied
i2sfc yard, was isc. RED blue plaid towens for
25c we're s5c Very hne large towels diaper
$50 dozen were ST. Extra heavy bleached huck tow
els hemstitched, 2)x5S inches.
eood iS foT many p1rposos inches wde '0"s's
Bed linens
50 pair we're ss75. Good sturdy linen sheets.
pair were 9rS An9sS5 aqs5 sFPsS S9s9 aenss
inches.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
Have You Seen the New
$35 Brass Bedstead?
Third noorl

It's only one of the many beautiful
things now being shown among the
bedroom furniture in Colonial Hall (above
the organ on the third floor). Nothing
more substantial and handsome has evei
been offered at the price.
In construction it is exceptionally strong,
being made of Pinch curved brass tubing, with
IL upright brass rods in the panels. The finish
and lacquer are Of the very finest
The regular retail price of it is $50; the
August price $50.
Plenty of other new things in Colonial
Hall this morning. Among them.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
ln,nrnu,a nrd.r u Rnd M.n.

Lenape Tribe, Improved Order Of Red
Men yesterday placed a handsome new
safe Of large proportions in their rooms
on the fourth floor of Red Mems Han.
The work Of raising the safe was done
by employees Of the Wilmington Trans
fer Company under the direction of
Superintendent Charles ID. Bird and
was accomplished with difficulty. Many
persons thronged the sidewalk to Wit
ness the work Of hosting the monster
mass of iron.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18

A movement is on foot by the Red
Men OF this city to build home for
old and INDECENT Red Men and their
wives and a site for that purpose Is
now being looked for. While IL Is the
desire OF the Red Men that the home be
located I'm this city. there is a prob
ability such a plan Will not be feasible,
as no location suitable can he found.
However Il is their intention to have Il
located as near as possible to the city
and It may be IA one OF the new SUI
burban districts The home when con-
structed will compare favorably with
similar institutions throughout the
country and in proportions will be IN
keeping with any future demand, as to
the number OF occupants which may be
placed upon IL. The matter has aroused
much enthusiasm among the Red Men
throughout the city aud as a conse-
quence fund for this purpose has
been started. Il is proposed when q
member Of the order and his wife shall
have reached that age they can no
longer support themselves to place them
In the institution. where they may
spend their remaining days In comfort
and peace. already $1,000 is IN hand
for this laudahle purpose and to
further increase the fund, "A sale OF the
old and new VIII he held by the Red
Men about october j.
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
Odd Pieces of Bedroom Furniture

MdHOgaHY WafqheHV WHfie WaHogdHv-
deeoraffot- Combination bureau ant
Bureau t64 usually $50 ehiffonnier Sl49 usually
Chfonnier $50 usually S172
Se75O.
Toilet table. s24 usually Maple
$35. Princess dresser. S4s
Mems wardrobe, $50 US usually Ssl.5O.
uaiy go Carved chfonner, 500
Mdhogary-- usually S5450
SIaryea Sd oueau' slOO US Dressing table with
Carved chlffonnier, $40 sneVa' glass; R-| usua'V
usually S9J. t0-'
Carved toilet table S57 afee chlffonnler $50
usually S6L50. usually S42
Carved eheval glass, o. LA. A.
gedStes3 INapolsonc, mirror, S27 usually SS7
S55 usually SllO. IIlL;,. ..,,,.t
Mems wardrobe brass W""e s"""'e'
inlaidl $45 usually sos. Bureau, S24 usually $32.
Bureau tshaped mirror, Chifonnier S24 usually
$25 usually S3Z. $50
COO ShHonher' '-0 uSua"y Toilet table, SIS usually
gov sl9.
pnr.., with shaped Golden OAK
mirror, S8s usually sS9 Bureauwith oval mirror,
Chfonnier shaped mir s25 usually $50.
ror, s31 usually S36 Chifonnier with oval
Toilet table, $2l 90 usr mirror S2s usually $50
SXS SX,sssS,obs ,sSb mans. doors Princess dressing table,
s1650 usually $1,000 s22 usually S32
Evening journal., 1904-08-18
Do You Need Valenciennes Laces ?
main Aisle

Better buy them now while they are
Be 10 S5c a yard, instead Of a third more.
Rather large mesh in the patterns Of the real
lace Some with a little raised thread outlining
the pattern to give more accent
You couldn't choose better lace for trim
ming arAsa Yssasf-w A
Evening journal., 1904-08-18

September and IS; October 2. 1900.
,a-'~''s-laa tickets Ein be sold pn
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LO Que dice u1 Gomez
Ciante 0SCapadO de.
Port Arthur.
Lego q Lao Yang, y cOnflTna
que Oalny esta en- p0deF de-
los japOn8ses.
Sc dice en- San Petersburgo que los
acorazados "Retvizan' Y "Po-
bieda, han sido reparados.

Sc confrma Ia noticia que Sc di6 ha-
ce algunos d1as sobre ell hundimiento
de transpOrtes japoneses.
El despscho que recibi6 ell Empera-
dor Nicolas enviado por ell almirante
Skrydlof, dice:
Sci 15 de JUNO nuestra division de
cruceros de VIadiVostock encontr6 en-
el estrecho de Corea, al transporte ia-
pOn6s ~Izumi9 que Sc dirigfa las cos
tas del Japon. Sc le di6 aviso de que
Sc rindiera y como continuara su Yiaje
sin deteperse Sc le caiioneO hundi6ndo-
SO en- POGO tiempo.s
xPoco, despu6s ell escuadr6n tropez6
con dos transportes mas, ell GHitachi9
y el eSados que tambi6n fueron hum
didos Las .p6rdidas tenidas por los
japoneses con ell hundimiento de estos
buques son de consideration. Hacfan
los tres 15 900 toneladas.2 ,
Un comerciante de Port Arthur que
pudo llegar Lao Yang informa que
la ciudad sitiada esta completamente
tranquila. Declara que no hay esca-
s6s de provisiones y que Ia guarnici6n
esta en- excelente estado. Declare que
los japoneses no han hecho ningdn alta
que por TERRA y que solamente bonn
bardean desde larga distancia. no eau
sando dafIos. Dalny. seg1n ell infor-
me de este comerciante. esta oCupadO
por los japoneses.
Seg1n un despacho recibido en- la ca
pitsl de Russia los acorazados ERetvi-
zan2 Y <Pobieda0 han practicable una
salida, retornando 4 Port Arthur ell
mismo dia, 10 que prueba que dichos
buques han sido reparados de las ave-
rfas que tuvieron en- el primer comba-
te con los japonesss.
Mientras 5000 rusos practicaban un
reconocimiento, fueron sorprendidos
por la artiller1a japonesa. Los rusos
Sc retiraron despu6s de tres horas de
lucha dejando en- el campo 1000 hom-
bres. entire muertos Y heridos,
Despachos recfbidos de Toxic infor-
man que los japoneses ocuparon &
Hsi- UDg- Yauchonz, situada 25 millas
al Sur de Kai Fings en- 81 de JUNO.
Los jsponeses capturaron un juncc
chino que salia de Port Arthur los
que estaban q bordo dijeron que dos
torpederos rusos SO habfan lido & pi
que en- Ia noche del 21, pOr haber chO'
cado con minas.
Ell dia % de JUNO corri6 en- ChefoC
Ia noticia de que los japoneses habfar
hecho un ataque defnitivo Port Ar
thur, combinando las fuerzas de ma
TERRA.
Notician de Saint Petersburgo gu,
ell general Kuroki que aVanzaba haci,
Stu Y en-, ha suspendido este movimien
IT, Las fuerzas japonesas avanzal
gradualmente sobre Kai Chou.
Con fecha "a de JUNO cabIesrafa
ron de Lao Yang, que las fuerzas d
KurolSi Y Oku habfsn logrado unirs
avanzando sobre Vsfangow.
En- st. Petersburgo Sc decfa el 2
de JUNO que Kuropatkin no habf
querido presentar bataIla q Kuroki
Oku cerca de Kai- Chou. Este infOr
me recibido en- Ell Departamento de l
Guerra. demuestra que el general Ku
ropatkin ha decidido abRndonar Ia pc
nfnsula de Liao-Tung al enemigo.
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HAY ESCUELAS EN- QUE Sc GURSA
GRATIS TITLES ASlGNATURAS.

Aver publicamos los nombramientos
de los taqufgrafos para las diferentcs
Cortes de Distrito de Ia isIa
En- su mayor parte proceden de Ia
escuela industrial y de Ia escueIa noe
turna.
J6venes estudiosos. dedicaban horas
de Ia noche, despu6s de Ia faer a del dia,
al estudio Y hoy tocan ell resultado prac-
tico de su esfuerzo.
Debe fjarse seriamente nuestra ju-
ventud en- el porvenir que espera los
que SO dediQuen con asiduidad, al es-
tudio del ingl6s, taquigraffs maqui-
niIla. no solo aqu1, sino en- Ell extran-
jerO.
EscueIas gratuitss tenemos en- donde
Sc ensefian esas asignaturas deban
aproVecharse.
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EDI('TO

EStados U7aido8 do Ana6yic0 s. s. E2
PresSdente de los Estdd0s U2ald0S
de Ana6ricG q en- 8w nom6re Don
Juan M0rer0 MGrt5neg Jues Pre-
s5dente del Tribunal de Distr5to
de San Juan.
HAGO SABER: que por el Aboga-
do Don Santiago B. Palmer en- repre-
sentaci6n de Don Edward G. Norton y
Don Walter Landis, Sc solicita ell do
mimic de la finca siguiente:
Finca R1stica: radicada en- ell barrlo
de AIgarrobo, t6rmino Municipal de
Vega Baja, compuesta mas 8 menos de
sesenta cuerdas de terreno eqI ivalen-
tes & veinte Y tres hectaroas cincuenta
ocho areas Y veinte y cuatro centi-
areas, colindando por ell Norte con te-
rrenos de Heraclia TiradO y de Nstalia
Tirado, por 81 Sud con terrenos de Pc
dro Arroyo. por ell Este con terrenos
de Heraclia Tirado Y de Alejandrina
Martinez y por el Oeste con los de
Juan Cruz.
Y ell Tribunal ha dispuesto Sc convo-
que por edictos que Sc insertRran poT
tres yoces en- ell peri6dico SLs Cores
pondenciao fin de que los que Sc con-
sideren con algdn derecho real sobre
dicha fnca asf como todas las personas
ignoradas & quienes puedan perjudica1
Ia inscription hagan usO del derecho
que les concede Ia ley en- el t6rmino de
sesenta dfas paturales. libro ell presente
en- San Juan de Puerto Rico q veinte y
dos de JUNO de mil novecientos custro
Juan Morera Martinez. Luis Mendez
Vaz.
Es copia
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Los benGfCiOS
del GStUdiO.

Los taquigrafos nombrados en- la
lsla, proceden en- su mayor par
te de la EscueIa Industrial de
San Juan.
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HemOs Queeapo gI mente in1hre-
sionados 81 recibif 81 6ltimo nfn1ero
de la ePrima MenauaI Ilustrsda1 del
gran Peri6dico Interco ontinental eFl
Mundo LatinOs, que celebr6 eli 81 de
Mayo su cuaFto aniveTsario.
Esmeradamente inpreso como todos
los anteriores, 81 material de este
uuintO n6mero de Ia ePrima MensuaI
IlustradaS. es bejo tOdo respecto So
bresaliente. como puede juzgarse por
el siguiente:
Sumario. q GHomenaje de Gel Mum
do Latino9 al Presidente del PERI. don
Manuel Candamos por nuestro direc-
tor, M. j. MaduefIo.- editO-
1ial. sSumario. eNuestro cuarto
aniversarioS, por SMinuta del
gran fil6sofo Spencer. Cr6nica ge-
neral europea9, por "
GaIerfa de hombres p1blicos euro
peos. xDon Nicol6s Salmer6n sus
rasgos1, por M. j. Madue1io.
Progresses humanos, Descubrimien-
tos 8 invenciones. - eEscuelas del por-
Yenir2, por ell DR.. ARGOS, <La cura-
ci6n del asma1, xLa industria prehis-
t6rica en- America Gel triunfo de los
pieIes rojas)s. Ella guerra al granizo0.
GCOlonizar & la modernaD, GEl cOmeta
del afIo.0 ,
Gale1fa de celebridades universities.
-eVictor Hugo y sus rasgos1, por M.
j Maduefo.
ArtfcuIos, cuentos historietas. -
eComo aman las mujeres y los hom-
bresO, pOr Max O'ReI; <CastigoS, por
Miguel Saws; Ella mufeca0. pOr Co
raz6n Leal; Sci pequeflo martiro, por
r. Barossi; <Historia del Condado de
TOlstOy1; ePara legar & viejo.S
Monumentos Y pa1ses americanOs.
x(Mexico, PuebIa) EI Calvario. La
Felicidads, por Alfredo Calder6n.
xAdvertencias necesarias q los que
quieren ser ricf 81, por Benjamin Fran
kiln. xTriunfo halagador.S
Monumentos. y paisaies europeOs.
-eLa alhambra de Granada, Sci pa
ito de los leonesS.
Letras que no pasan de moda. -<La
vida2, pOr Metastasio. * &Balada2, pOr
Victor Hugo. eDos sepulcros0. por
jose Zorrilla. "a Ia Cruz9. por j.
AInendros Campos. poder del
S5Qu6 le dire? de la Lira Chilens).-
eEstadas UDidos. Exposition UniVer-
sal de Saint Louis de Missouri -
eCr6nica general americana, por**
<Exposici6n Universal de Bellas Ar
tess, por Arturo G.. Cardona.
Secci6n Fiminista. Sci Cake Wal
ke2. pOr Sarah Lorenzana. sMarga-
rita1. por Mary Faith.
GaIerfa de hombres l 1bIicos ameri-
canos. .-SDr. don Policarpo Bonilla y
sus rasgcs2, por
literature del dfa.-<EI anarquista
de acci6n1, pOr nj. j. Maduefo.-
emilio Castelar,. por Manuel de-
Palacio. - eBarcarola0. por Luis M
Delgado. xVoIubilidad0, por Ricsr-
do J. Catarineu. H SConsRltas, por N
sOjeada teatral. , p0r Quezmar.
NotabiIidades cientffcas. literarias J
artfsticas. eJuan de Dios Pezs Y su'
rssgos,2 por :
Notas titles y curiosas. = SBoteIla'
excepcionaIes, = <Velocida3 estupen
da,2 xPrevenci6n de los incendios,
eLadrillos de papel.9 SFecuDdidad d'
las nubes.0 GTinta para marcar ropa,
Gel reIoi chino. : eAnimales que M
beben,2 &IsIa levitica, SCantar,2 ? SVe
locidad del aqua, , clos srquitectol
alados, , Sci brindis de un cura.1
/ Como SO We Sci Mundo Lstino'
Marcia con paso frme & Ia realization
compIeta de su gTandiSso programa d
ordep. de civilizaci6n y lde prOgreso
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Avis . al DdDlico

En- la antigua ' acreditada sastrerfs
de r. Monies acabase de instaIar una
sucursaI de Ia muy reputada fabrica de
sombreros <LA BELLA BORINQUE-
MAJ de Sucesores de Juan Cabrer S.
en- G. de Ponce.
En- dicho establecimiento hallara l
p6blico, continusmente. variado sur
lido de SOMBREROS de todas clase'
para caballeros. para ni1os, seforitas
De psiilla. de imitaci6n iipiiapa ,
feItro. de pelo y lana.
Sc hace & Ia orden cuaIquier sombre
70: para precios v demas imformes, di
rijirse & FORTALEZA, 28.-San Juar
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En- virtud de 10 dispuesto en- Ia
secci6n 81 de Ia Ley Escolar, pongo
en- conocimiento del p6bIico que el sa-
bado 2 del pr6ximo mes de Julio q
las 9 de la tarde, Sc reunira esta Junta
EscoIar con ell fin de hacer los nombra-
mientos de Profesores para las escue-
las de este Distrito.
Arecibo. 81 de JUNO de 1904.
T.slso Lopez Gastambide.
Presidente.
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despreci6 su entrometimiento y le afe6
su conducta.
Ell falso Detective le sigui6 & pocos
+pasos y tan pronto tuvo IN descuido
Ie descarg6 una tremenda pu6alada
que el agredido evit6. pero nunca que
Ie perforase ell brazo. parti6ndole to-
dos los tegidos v arterias.
Resultado: que despu6s de IuchaF
entire Ia vida y Ia muerte ha sido nece-
sariO amputarselo.
Nosotros creemos debe 81 Goberna-
dor interven on estOs esc6ndalos, re-
tirar todas las medaIlas dadas, y Iuego
hacer Detectives & aqueIlas personas
capaces de comprender 81 sentimiento
de piedad que Sc propone perseguir
una sociedAd que NADIA hR hecho a1n
por impedir 81 sacrifcio del ganado,
y borrar del C6digo Penal esq mancha
que Sc llama ePena de Muerte,S y que
ahora Sc cumple ahorcando & Is gente
como los perros.
Adelanto y reforma es.
PEDRO Ma. DESCARTES.
Santa Isabel, Junio 29 1904
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En- esta imprentn s. veuce bene. de
pe1l6nlco viejo. & $500 Qpin
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Junta Escolar de ArselbO

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