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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-05-10
THE PENSIONERS.

Columbia, May S.-The Sumter
county pension roll for the new year
embraces 13S names and is one Of the
shortest in the state. Spartanburg has
all the counties beaten with list of
over 700. In 1904 Sumter's list was
14O. The list by classes and the
amount each pensioner will receive
follows:
Class A., S; $4,000.
Class B., 8; $1,000.
Class c., No. 1, 2; s4S.00.
Class c., No. 2, 73; $3.50.
Class c., No. 3, s; s4S.0o.
Class c., No. 4, Al; $3.50.
The check for distribution among
the petitioners will be forwarded to the
Sumter clerk of court in about a week
accompanied by list Of the pension
ers. The state board believes that the
list from practically every county in
the state contains the names Of a
number who have no right to be on
the lists has adopted a resolution
asking the papers to publish their
county lists as an assistance to purg-
ing them.
It will be recalled in the case Of
Anderson which has a list this year
Of Az, that her delegation to the last
legislature was one of the most insist
ent upon important changes in the
pension law. Representative Prince
put in a bill to do away with the pres
ent appropriation of 100000 for pen
sions and relieve state finances by re-
quiring each county to take care Of
its own pensioners by levy of one
mill, the county veteran associations
to distribute the amounts so raised
according to to rules and regulations
which they should see proper to adopt.
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LEE COUNTY NEWS ITEMS.

Through the effort Of Hon. A. F.
Lever the r. T. D. carriers wait now
until the passenger train comes in and
persons living on the rural routes get
the morning mail the same day it ar
rives here.
Professor ]. F. Thomson and Miss
Blanche DesChamps left last Monday
and Miss Hattie Roland yesterday
morning for their respective homes
We wish them pleasant vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. j. 3. Lane left last
Tuesday for Glenn Springs and other
summer resorts.
Mr.. Henry Wilson returned to his
work at Bluefeld, West Va, Thurs
day. DR.. and Mrs. Turner left the
next day for their home in Georgia.
Mr.. John M Smith, our popular
probate judge, has resigned the posi-
ton of clerk for the county commits
sioners.
The town was considerably excited
last week over case Of small pox
that had broken out among the hands
employed by Mr.. John W. Davis in
building the dwelling Of Mrs. Levy.
Drs. Jennings and Wilkinson pro-
nounced it genuine case and upon
their suggestion the board Of health
ordered the negro house quarantined
and it has been strictly guarded ever
since. No other case has developed
so far and since the board has order
ed everybody not vaccinated to do so
at once. We hope there will be no
other case of it.-Bishopville Vindi-
Gator.
neutrality-suspicious. from other
counties for the convicts of Ciaren-
don's county changing. The institu-
ton is too expensive for the service sc
small number can render. If no ap-
plications come in, we would suggest
to the commissioners to consult their
attorney and ascertain if what few
convicts they now have, cannot be
sent to the penitentiary, so that some
of the expense can be cut down, and
also suggest to our Representatives
in the legislature to provide at the
next session some law which will pre-
vent in the future such condition as
we have now, if the law does not al
ready provide for it.-Manning Times.
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DALZELL.

Dalzell, May 6.-Quite a crowd of
our young folks have gone to Bethesda
Church to a strawberry festival this
afternoon.
Dalzell young folks are light
hearted and happy.
Miss Loa Sc Gillespie's public
school closed yesterday. The patrons
have employed her to teach private
school Misses Pauline Cummings,
Matte Boykin. and Edith Moore re-
ceive first prizes. Miss Esse Cum
mings of Bossard is visiting the Misses
Cummings.
Mr.. Govt Woodman. of Ashland is
on a visit here to relstves and friends.
Mssis Battle Ramsey. who has been
teaching school at Privateer is at
home.
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COPY SUMMONS: FOR RELIEF.

COMPLIANT SERVED.
The State of South Carolina, County of
Sumter, Court of Common Pleas.
Ulrica Dinkins, Executrix, plain
tiff, against Kershaw Nixon, de-
fendant.
To the Defendant Above Named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this
action Of which copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve a copy
of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his Office in the
city and county Of Sumter, South Car
olina within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof; exclusive Of the day of
such service; and If you fail to an
swer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated March 10. 1895.
TO the Defendant Above Named:
You are hereby notified that the
complaint in this action was fled in
tn Office Of the Clerk Of the Court OF
Common Pleas for Sumter County on
the 10th day Of March, 1905, and said
complaint is now on file in said Office.
L. D. Jennings.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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tries to keep abreast of the times it
does seem like executive clemency is
being dished out entirely too freely in
this state, which does not tend to
diminish mob violence, but on the
other hand to offer excuse for law
lessness. Just get little petition
started and soon it increases in size
and rapidity like one of these little
summer clouds. Half the people in
this country would sign their death
warrant if presented to them, and,
doubtless, not ask a question. This is
dangerous practice. Juries often
sit on cases for hours, yes, for days,
and after much deliheration and hard
effort to reach just verdict, when
they do reach an agreement, whether
for acquittal or conviction, they are
severely censured. IF they find the
defendant guilty, it matters not of the
terribleness Of the crime, three times
-out of five a big petition soon starts
setting forth all manner Of excuses,
reasons, justifcations and false swear
ing, and just grounds, for pardon or
commutation Of sentence and execu-
tive c1emency follows, as matter of
fact. Money tells the tale. Now, why
censure a. jury? Think Of Hoyt
Hayes brutal murder. Watch him
little later.
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DRUG CO. FOR sUMMERToN.
The Capers Drug Company Organized
With $4,000 Capital.

Summerton, May s.-The Capers
Drug Company was organized yester-
day with the following officers: Pres
ident, T. S. Rogan; secretary and
manager, Ellison Capers, Jr. treasurer
C. M. Davis. Directors: T. S. Rogan,
Ellison Capers, Jr., C. NJ. Davis, DR..
w. r. Mood, E. B. Rogers and c. w.
Brown.
This company will succeed Capers
& Co., who now enjoy large and
growing business.
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Overworked kidneys.

Murray's Buchu, Gin and Juniper is
prescribed and endorsed by eminent
physicians. 1t cures when all else fails.
Prevents Kidney Disease, Dropsy,
Bright's Disease, etc. At all drug
stores 500 a bottle Or direct from the
Murray Drug Co., Columbia, S. C.
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Rembert, S. c., May 9.-We have
had excessive rains in this section foI
the past week and very little plow
work has been done. Cotton chop
ping is in full blast and young grass
is mating the cotton beds. Today
the. sun is shining and we trust good
weather from now on will enable the
farmers to get straight and catch ur
with their work.
Corn is looking we'll, but the stands
in the bottom lands have been eaten
up by the bud worms and it will be
June before good stands can be Sc.
cured.
Oats have improved very much
since the rains have set in and fair
average crop will be made with nc
disaster.
The health of the community is
very good at this time, but Mr.. w. ],
IOUQ& is Oh IllS SIGN llSt d14O SOOAO
not attend court in Sumter this week
as juryman, but sent his physicians
certificate to excuse him. Mr.. II. c.
Mcleod has been quite sick, but am
glad to report him improving.
Miss Manola Cauthen, Of Sumter
attended the school picnic here last
Saturday.
Miss Lottie Wienges left Rember1
on yesterday to spend her vacation
at home with her parents near
Charleston.
We have a remarkable old lady In
this communicable is the Oldest liv'
ing person here-a Mrs. Sallie Brown
widow Of Jack Brown, who has been
dead 80 years. This old lady is l01
years of age and is quite active and
all Of her faculties seerl to be well
preserved.
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Carter, Amanda j., .SSumter.

Nd l.,
DuRant, S. A, Sumter.
Keels, Amelia E., Shiloh.
Lyman, H. NJ, Ramsey.
Moody, E. T., Hagood.
Ridgeway, J. L., Rrogdon.
Wrinkles, Mary E., Tindal.
Class c., No. 4.
.Bartle.se, Sarah, Sumter.
Brunson, Mary S., Sumter.
Ballard, NJ. L., Sumter.
Boyce, Judson, Mrs, Sumter.
Belk, Martha, Catchall.
Brown, Mary Jane, Sumter.
Chambers, Sarah P, Catchal-
China, r. J., Sumter.
Coleman, E. A., Sumter.
Dolby, NJ. M, Scarboro.
Dixon, Elizabeth, Rembert.
DuRant, Rosa NJ, Scarboro.
Folk, ]. S., Providence.
Goodman, NJ. E., Shiloh.
Harrington, Martha A, Atkins.
Howell, A. NJ, Sumter.
Hatfed, Jugurtha, Sumter.
Hodge, Eliza, Tindal.
Jones, Mary A, Sumter.
Jones, V. a, Providence.
Jackson S. E., Stateburg.
.Ioye, Martha T., Sumter.
Josey, Alice j., Concord.
Kemp, Mahala, Rembert.
Kennedy Emma L., Sumter.
Lee, Martha L., Sumter.
Lemon, Penelope, Mayesyille.
Logan, NJ. j., Mayesville.
Mott, Elsie, Taylors.
Minis, ]. NJ, Minis.
Miller, Harriet j., Sumter.
Mcleod, Martha A,
Mcleod, S. NJ, Oswego.
Plowden, Mary J., Brogdon.
Robinson, 4. E., Oswego.
Rigdell, NJ. S.
Scarborough. Martha c., Scarbor
Tidwell, N. X, Scarboro.
Tidwell, Sarah, Providence.
Trueluck, Resecca, Motifs Bridge
Turner, Elizabeth, Tindal.
Villeneuve, Sarah j., Sumter.
Wilson, E. H, Mayesville.
Watts, Esther, Oswego.
Wilder, a. J. P, Sumter.
Windham, Mary B., Durant.
Webb, Mary j., Sumter.
Don't wait but take your tw
lome now from W. B. Boyle.
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Letter to Or. B. 8. sreeaen.
Sumter, S. C..

Dear Sir: Thad R Manning. ESQ.,.
editor Of The Gold Leaf, henderson, N
G.. sends us this tale Of Devoe in his
town.
Mr. James A O'Neil's house vas
painted twenty years ago with Devoe ;
and lately was painted again.
Twenty years is too long; but the paint
looked better than other paint in half
the time. This answers for quality.
Takes less quantity too. A gallon
Devoe will 60 as far as five to ten
quarts Of common paint.
Yours truly
103 FW Devoe & Go.
PS-Durant Hardware Co. sells our
paint.
Oats harvest will soon be on. Get
your twine from W. B. Boyle.
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Magnolia, s. c., May S.-Heavy rain
se,a here yesterday morning about 4
o'clock and early afternoon today
which viii put a stop to all farm
uork for several days. If these rains
conf3nue many days longer the cotton
nrease reduction move can be called
or. and that wills settle 1t for this year.
.<u,thout money and without price
4 good deal OF corn is still implanted
1srass is. going to get away in sections
where hands are scarce, in spite OF
,nu that can be done. at any rate NJ
anpears that way. Where cotton is
-rn the stands are almost perfect
-never saw better.
Or. e. F. Darby is expected 10 re-
..rn from Florida tomorrow.
ar. Moses E. Mcdonald. OF colum-
aa spent yesterday with Col. J. A.
Kha,ne.
rota body who reads. thinks and
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SUMTER COUNTY PENSIONERS.
These Who Are Entitled to Draw Pen
sicns for the Year 1905.
Class 4.

Class A.
Baker, r. W., Shiloh.
Geddings, T. G. W., Privateer.
Lewis, Joseph E., Sumter.
Morris, Henry, Rembert.
Strange, W. T. Wedgefeld.
CIas, B.
Burkett, T. H., Sumter.
Graham, w. E., Taylors.
Sanders, James A., Rembert.
Glass C, No. 4.
Coulter, W. A., Providence.
Hudson, Thomas ].
Glass c., No. 2.
Ards, w. j., Pinewood.
Allen, Washington, Catchall.
Ards, j. L., Pinewood.
Avin, James R., Privateer.
Burgess, Paul W., Rembert.
Bradley, Wiley, from Lee County.
Bartlett, r. S., Wedgefeld.
Belk, James S., Rembert.
Bradford, John NJ, Sumter.
Bradley, John, Statesburg
Bennenhaly, Thomas, Catchall.
Compton, J. c., Sumter.
Carraway, W. K, Taylors.
Dennis, ]. A., Shiloh.
Cooper, Robert j., Sumter.
Dean, F. N, Mayesville.
Conyers, James, Taylors.
David, w. H., Sumter.
Floyd, John NJ, Motts Bridge.
Geddings, J. ", Timrod.
Geddis, Jobe NJ, Privateer.
Garrett, T. H.
Gaylord, w. F., from Lee county
Geddings, J. S., Privateer.
Grooms, John j., Sumter.
Hodge, O. S., Sumter.
Holiday, ]. W., Privateer.
Hays, ]. T., Brogdon.
Hodge, William NJ, Sumter.
Hair, w. W., Stateburg.
Ivers, J. F., Catchall.
jenkins, L. F., Sumter.
Jennings, Richard, Sumter.
Jones, E. S., Sumter.
Jones, S. j., Mayesville.
Jordan, Calvin, Shiloh.
Joye, Charles j., Sumter.
Lee, Hampton, Taylors.
Lemon, w. H. B., Taylors.
Lewis, Napoleon, Tindal.
Lackey, Duke W., Tindal.
Logan, A. Y, Mayesville.
Lawrence, ]. j. p, Sumter.
Lackey, William R., Pinewood.
London, P. P, Sumter.
Minis, Timothy, Ashton.
Mcintosh ]. B., Clarendon.
Norton, w. B., Tindal.
Nunnery, Arson, Rembert.
Nesbitt, S. E., Ramsey.
Parton, A. W., Sumter
Pritchard, T. W., Privateer.
Quick, ]. s., Sumter.
Rogers, r. NJ, Tindal.
Rivers, r. E.
Ringford, j. W., Sumter.
Smith, John W., Sumter.
sauls, E. H., Shiloh.
Spann, II. M. Sumter.
Strickland. James, Taylors.
Thames, r. r., Tindal.
Turner, R.. D., Remberts.
Trimnal, C. c., Cain.
Venning, W. P, Sumter.
Welch, r. j.. Taylors.
Wells, Daniel, Sumter.
Wells, James S., Sumter.
Yates, Henry s.. Brogdon.
Young, c. P, Sumter.
Wadford, C. NJ, Brogdons.
wyndham, Irby s., Oswego.
Wyndham, ]. P, Wedgefield.
Wactor, r. c., Sr., Sumter.
Class c., No. 8.
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COUNTY GORE sPQADEheE.
NEWsY LETTERS FROM OUR SPE-
CIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Mems OF interest From all Parts of
sumter and Adjoining Counties.


! NOTICE 10 CORRESPONDENTS.
Mail your letters 50 that they will
reacn this Office not later than Tues
sday morning, When the letters are
received Wednesday it is almost an
snpossibility to have them appear in
fhe paper issued that day.
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Mr.. j. M. Ards and daughter, Miss
Mary Lee, visited Mr.. A. L. Burkett,
of Pinewood, yesterday.
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Don't wait but take your twine
home now from W. B. Boyle.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02

DHSPUES DE PROBAR todos los anga1to
sos remedies que ge anunCian es ouando mas
20 agradeoe la eficaoiA RADICAL del Digegti-
vo Moiarrieta, cuya superioridad eStA univer-
Ualmente conhrmada.
OuFaciones degeBpsradas en- personas bien
ConocidaB que 10 tomaron durants tres me-
sea SON las que 10 han hecho gloriosO, pero
un solo estuche produce meioF efeoto que
una dooena de frasCo8 de CuRlquter otro re-
medic; pofque Ademag de ser 81 tnico vsrda-
d0ro Curative radical del eBtomago y del
intestine, sin engafOaA acOi6n calmantS, es
Digestive y PuFifoadoP de los alimentog-
Sc dObo SxigiP que cadA hostiR tengA gEa.
O8do Ol nombrO Digestive Molarri0ta.
Dspdaito general las EaEmaOiaa dc BianCo ca,
Ramon Aln1aRan Pid0l GUiuGEmoty, an Ean Juar
Gk Puerto Rico; dc Yonea On La pFinoipalOg DF0E1&
Tias deEurop8 y AnAYlnR.
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De SOCIEDAD.

J00qat5410 P0rrat0. -Ha regresadO
De M~naCi, aOhae estuvO algunos
dlas, mi graciosa &UOcayaD que
vuelve a dar aquf la luz hermOsa
De sus preclOsOS CLOS.
Blen venida.
Virginia k@5iO.-La graciosfsima
seflvrit4 ha slaU aestlnaaa, como
telegrafsta. al veclno pueblo de
Bayamon, dOnde PFestara dehnlti-
vamente sus servlclOs.
Estan de enhOra Uuena los buenOs
veciuos del slmpaticO pueblo con
Ia presencia alif de Ia graclosa y
De Ia seflOrlta.
M0rj5t0 ROd3'<gWez Sc encuen-
ira On esCa Capital la mOnfsima
Mia del verjel Do San Sebastian,
que sus juveniles gracias une
uaa simPatfa grande y esquisitO
CratO.
Otro sol qua sale en- &Vers~ lles.~
Que sea pOr muchO item pO.
De pGSe0-Han eStadO en- AibOni-
to, aus alas, los dlstlnguldoS eSPo-
SOS Winthrop, que regresarOn hoY
a San Juan, hacienda eL vlaje en- su
magnlhcO SUCUm9vll.
BteM Ven1dOs.
Retorm6.-La graciOsfsima tri-
gue1lta, JOsetina Salaafla, regres6
aver ae HmacaO. dOnae eStuVO al
gunas semanas, pasanGO una tempt
rada de campo.
Una estrella que r~gurge en- el
espl9ndldO clelO dc IL constellation
de San Juan.
Rest06Zecid0.- .-Ha quedadO COM
pieuamento restableclaa de la dOlen-
cla que le retuvO en- ell lechO al
gun tempo, la distlng0ida senora
Carolina BustelO Ge BurSet.
Lo celebramos muchO felicitandC
pOr clio a la estlmaDle DANA y fa-
milia.
SEMPER,
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METTI, ,OIDES Eel meicry mas segurado
de todos los especifcos hasta ahnra conocid"'
nara Ia oura Dermanente de todas las enfer-
roedades de- Ia uretrs, va sean Gstas Cr6nicas
6 gudas Contiene ell huio y cura por COM
pleto, en- menoS tempo que nlngun otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorreas, expenditures,
cistitis ect. Mejor que las inyecclones y muy
superior al s&ndalo copalba Enplez@
surtir su efeoto las tres cuatro horas oe
haberse tons do.
Los nMETII ,OIDEs" son faeiles de tomar,
estdn preparados de manera qoe no revue
ven eli est6msgo nj producer malos eIecIoS,
De Venta en- todas las Botlcas. tldanse
,oTostras GRATIS 4 sus tnicos fabricantes
Frederick Stearns 8 Ca, Detroit, Mich
e. u. A.
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sLA VILLA DE MADRID.0-En
este estableClmiento montads, al estiio
de EurOpG. han recibid0 mnchRs nc Ve-
dSdes tsleG como pa n de bilIRr fran.
c6S. slmChadss de plurnag. vichys in-
g'eSes para camiOas. casimirea ingleseS
alfombraade 0Tiente persian law \. col.
chonetaS, pRroQuUu, y el c6Iebre tirante
Chester. iGran surtidO de COT bAtks,
pp fiue'os de seds, y peFfumaIfa franCe.
Oai En- <LA Villa de M .dri6S c; mpFH
todHB sDs peFsOnH8 de gustO rt6na4O.
San Francisco 81. To 6fonO o 273.
San Juan Puerto Rico. D. P.
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L1NDA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

lntinpio.-Salidas de BGy&mon NaP-'
al lsimult4neamente. % n liz
Dias adorable. .-MahGna ., .. TO- 9v. 0 =
y II 90. Tsrde-l2. lP, Las, 5.4o' 4'00' 0'"V'y
8. 10. o,r On q Az
- al. Tsrde l2 Is, llS0. 2.S0, $50, 4.89, $50
y 6,15. ST., s..4,,,,. Ds
Biliotes baratos para dlas 1eSEIv9S' D
Cataho Bayam6n, ida vuelIa ~ 1sS OlGsS
CO.'S ~ clSso 90 10 LDe bsySdmo1n ~ @SS"O Tn
ida vuelta le clase ~ 10, ~ olaSe wv
Rillets ordinario do Capital OSVAno Oh
~ OlasO 8 centavos; :. ,ooo D..
Bayam6n, 10 de SeptlsmoEs 0s 4SVS' H""-
m6n Vald6g,
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Cantldatura slnpttIca.

Aver msfisns, reunidOa en eg cate
neo PuertOrriuuefIc2 un buen r6me.
I'd tle mneatrOe. proCedieron Is 10 cons
tituci6n del eComi16 LuORlY de San
Juan, YesultRnd0 sprObRds pOr unani'
midsd ID siguiente csndidatufB:
PresidenBe. don FrAnCi0O0 Ccrt6s;
SeCretario, don Agustin R Laugier:
Vocalep: Sra. Arb M de Martinez.
Sra. AniraOa de Tlmothee. Sra. Igle.
siaa de ROsell6.
La cnu6idaturs no puedeI resuItar
mSs simpatics, y nOsotroa asRgursmos
que dadaB Lac BimpRtfaa y entuOissmOH
de tan vslioaOS elementog o. AsoCiR'
ci6r de MaestrOs Ser$ una VefdRd.
iBlen pOr los mRestr0S!
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GENTE COMO cIDA. |.

Se encuentran en- San Juan don
Luis e. Cancela, csjerO de la su-
cursal del Banco Espaf1Ol de Ma
vnriiez v eli Lcdo. don Salvador
Suau, abogadO, residentes ambos
an dIcha Doblacl0n. Ha Yenido el
nPlmerO. en- asuntos de su destino
y el segundo a presrar juFauento
de- lev ante la Corte Suptema de
esta iSla.
eien venidos los distinguidos
i6venes
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EN- BAKO

cuarenta ca1lones ha llegAdo a Ba-
XII. .-..8
Otra disposition publ cada hoy
en- San Petersburgo, dispone ell en-
VIC de veinticinco mil Aombres q
las provi0cias tartaras.
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SEMPER.

-Si todos los mar zAnOB de Europa
= Am6rlCs 90 seChrSD no 10 sentil1 {;
pueS NO me gnstA 10 aidrM. En- CGmDlU
csuanrf2me peaAr que cato ACOnSeClerA
6 los can verRler; eStO dec1a un cOnsu.
mllOr den fAmosU RJn VieiO de GAtsll
que 10 vende en- T0dOs los cafes Coi'
madsg.
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New York, Octubre 2. l.3O p. m.
InfOrman de Madrid qua Sc cree
possible una inminente crisis en- el
gab:nete MonterO Rios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02

sA LUZ ELECTRICA.-Se hsn
recihido entire utfOa arNfculOs, CaAeutS-
dores e'6OtriCog de vafiAs CIaseS. apG e
rstcg para cslentsr tenscillaB pRra FL
zar bigotees, bombiiIss eacueriIsdl D..
eplioues de diversss CIaseB. dimienOio-
mes de vArias fOrmss, raCimos coneo
kadna-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02
Una GOMISION

New York, Octubre 2, l.30 p. m.
Ha ompezado 4 funcionar hoy en-
Manila la comisi6n nombrada Por
ell gobernador para repartir los au-
xilios acordados 4 las familias de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02
IMP0RTANTES CABLES
C R | S | S

NJ. Loubet muestrase frme en- la
aprobaci6n del conVenio propuest0
pOr los representatives De las po-
tencias y 10 reaIizarS aInque para
clio tenga que cambiar de gabinete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02

New York, Octubre 2, 1.30 p. m.
Anduciase una crisis parcial en-
81 gabinete frances por causa del
ac1erAo franco-aleman respecto 4
MarruecOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02
GRANBARATILLO,
Bombardeo en- las tres oaterlas'
ALERTA. ALERTA.

Gran bomb8rdeo, Las tres 6ater1aS
hsciebdo fut go s dlscreCl6D;; ~ mas
yrsnde surtluO de telAs deede CentS'
goa en- adelSnte, sAteneS q 3 cenS.VOs'
tetas de vichf & 5 centAVo0. telAs fran
CenSa de 25 centAvos 10 cents voS,
0rnnIea nuvsdAden en- sedaIinRG. E1'
Osieu. OamiSas cuellOe. La V1zoG4n@
San Francisco 49. E1 Clelo' F0rSo'e ~ 20
25. La GtorlB, Cruz To- pOr ~ co.
ponea an regal0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02
La TlEADITA.
DEF. ECaEV ARRIA.
Plaza Principal al Iado dol AyuntamiOntO.

EfeCtoa para CRbaIleroa, senorss y
ni6os. R0pa hecha. artfculoa de quin-
Gala y otros Obietos de Srse. EfsOtos
reliRi00oB y el mejor dulce en- almf-
bar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02

Toda la prensa liberal espaflOla,
ataca al g0bierno rudamente por ell
resultado de las 1ltimas elecclOnes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02

las vfctimas del huracan dltimo.
H4nse restabiecido va las comu-
nicaciones entire Ia capital y sus
cercanias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02

New York, Octubre 2, l.3O p. m.
Los primeros refuerzos enviaaOs
q las pFovinclas tArtsras por el go
biernO russo estan llegando a sus
destinos.
Una divisi in de 1000 caballos y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-02

En- eata imprenta 30 yanaa pspaB de
1ari6disa vtaia &4-09 GEsW$Ss
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