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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05
BARGAIN DAYS NEAT WEEK.
MANY PERSONS WILL TAKE ADJ
VANTAGE OF FINE OPPORTUNITY.
headers VIII Discount Newspaper Bill
and Secure substantial Rsdac-
ton I'm Price.

ton I'm Price,
Next Monday, August T. will 10.
augurate the second annual bargain
days" Of The Evening World, which
ill be continued until the close of
business on the evening Of Saturday.
August ~ Reference to this coming
newspaper feature has been made
from time to time in both tie news
aud advertising columns of The
Evening World, and inquiries con.
aerning it have been of daily occur
renee since the first announcement.
These latter have attested the pone-
ularity of Martiusburg' favorite-
newspaper in remarkable degree.
as they have come from all classes OF
readers and from all seetious wherein
the paper cifculates. The cleancut
business proposition of 90 &C news
paper for 50. 50--a saving of $i.l0 on
the year-has appealed to the business
have already signified their intention
of tax nR advantage of this more than
liberal offer Many have callad at
tho office to state that they were so
well pleased with tie bargain day.
Offering last year that tfev wish to
take advantage of it again. and sew
eral have asked to be allowed to start
the year at once. The rigid rule,
however is to receive no subscritD-
tions under the bargain day offer
except on the days set forth-Augut
to August ~ inclusive-and it is
wasted effort on the part of subscr ID
ers to attempt TO get this rule waiv.
ed for their benefit
Under the terms of the offer back
subscriptions must be paid at the
cid rate of 30 cents per month. aud no
subscriter who is in arrears NAV take
advantage of this offer until he settles
in full. New subscribers and those
who are paid TO date will come with
in the provisions of the proposition
without further ado.
Remember the offer-a years sub
soription to The Evening World costs
80. so between August and August
ia saving of 81. 10. Readers cannot
discount coal. gas, water or light bills
ut a greater saving than this, and The
Evening World is looked upon as just
as nuct of household necessity az
any of these items.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05

Tax Commissioners Smith and Rigs.
5y are about through with the valu-
alton OF real estate In this county. In
some Instances farms have been in
Creared in value; in others lowered.
On the whole, Il will be found that
she commissioners did their duty
90 the best of their ability, and If
mistakes have been made they con lie
easily rectified, so there will be no
roo M for complaint.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05

There seems to be but one sentiment
abroad in regard TO the grafter-that
he be severely punished for using his
position to further his financial stand
ing Not only is the government run.
uang down this class of criminals, but
Eannicipal authorities, private and
Uubiic corporations. are beginning an
EBvesti CATION. The time will soon
come that only men of character and
nfluence for good will be elected or
appointed to Office. This country has
no use for dishonest and disrepntable
OH cisls, ana the sooner these are os.
sracized the better will all forms of
governments become.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05

Ii Is not an unusual sight to witness
f1azn1ers hauling calves to this city
with two and three crowded in a bug
CIV or small wagon in such eramped
sEositio on that it is impossible for the
little creatures to stand when taken
ont of the conveyance. Such a cruel
ssav OF marketing veals is barbarous
and almost inhuman. There is law
for cruelty to animals, aud If this
kiad OF transportation is not stopI ed
tlne authorities will he compelled to
sr@ Any farmer or butcher who
stops to think can see that it is Just
as easy to treat dumb brutes with
: Xxi ndness as it is to be merciful to
CHILDREN.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05

District Attorney Jerome, Of New
York, is notssatished to become tn
nominee of any political party, bat
dss decided to become an independent
candidate to succeed himself This is
soma what a departure from New York
politics, but. uuquestionably. the dis
Etnguislied attorney will have a large
following. He has showed himself to
as she man of the hour, trae to his
'uouvictions, and worthy of the position
he DOW SO ably fills. To say that he
sh00id be elected is voiciug the senti
,susnt of thousands of the best citizens
throughout the country. Like Gov
asrnor Folk. he is a man of extraordi
nary ability, fearless in the cause of
"A ght and Juice, sacrificing no priuci
;1TA for the sake of gain or financial
standing. Would that there wer-
lgEore such men holding office
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05
LABORS HERE ARE ENDED
Rev. Bruce L. kershner Retires as
Pastor of Christian Church.
WILL GO TO THE PHILIPPINES
Pulpit Will Be Filled Temporarily
BY His Brother, Prof. f. ID.
Kershner, of Hagerstown.

Rev. Bruce L. Kershner. aston of
the Christian church 10 this CITY for
several months. and formerly presi
dent Of the Zee. Mar college at Hagers-
town, conducted the final services OF
his pastOtats in this city Wednesday,
and left either Thursday Night or Fri.
day morning to commence his journey
to the Philippine Islands, where he
will take up his labors as tie general
missionary of thu Foreign Missionary
society of the Chi tisn church.
There was a large attendance at the
PRAYER service last night. the congre-
CATION turning out to bid farewell to
the retiring pastor. Mr.. Kershner's
work here has been of an efficient
and pleasant nature and he made
many friends among both the MEM
bers of his church and those of other
denomi Dations. Although young
man he has already attained promi-
nepce in church and educational cir.
cles in this section and his determina-
ton to accept the very tiatterinR offer
to the Philippines was a source OF
genuine regret among his many
friends in Martinsburg and in Mary
land, where he resided for many
years and is consequently more wide
ly known. He will be joined at
Pittsburg bv Mrs. Kershner and they
will sail for the orient from San
Francisco on September 6, stopping at
Honolulu. Yokohama and Shanghai
enroute to Manila. THEY will reach
their destination about October /.
Mr.. Kershner will take charge of the
work in Manilaawhere there are many
members of his church, and where he
will no doubt meet with the same sue
cess That has characterized his work
in this section.
Pending the selection ola permanent
pastor the pulpit will be filled by Prof
Frederick D. Kershner. of Hagers'
town. brother of the retiring pastor,
ana widely known lecturer and
teacher who has been engaged for sew.
eral years past as a member OF the fac
ulty of Kee Mar college and on the an
iversity extension course. The selec.
ton of permanent pastor is under
discussion by ths board of trustees of
the church. but no definite arrange
ments have yea been made to fill the
aud h0 20
before the matter is finally settled.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05

TIE City of Martinsburg is to be
congratulated on having sach good be.
havior Law breakers are speedily
brought to justice, and when once
hned by Mayor Minghini they are
toath to come before him again.
There has been too much loafing on
street corners by idle and worthless
men. but in every way these kind of
aratsauves are being brokeDa up. For
law and order. we only have words of
praise and commentator for our city
government.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05
Inspecting Valley Branch.

Baltimore and Ohio railroad officials
are visiting the Shenandoah division
between Harpers Ferry and Lexington
making preparations for extensive I'M
movements.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05
G. q. Burhans Test,hes After Four Year.

G.. B. Burhans, of Carlisle Center, N.
Y, writes: About four years ago wrote
you stating that had been entirely cured
Of severe kidney trouble by taking less
than two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure.
1t entirely stopped the brick dust sedi-
ment, and pain and symptoms of kidney
disease disappeared. am glad to say
that have never had a return Of any OF
those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed and | am evidently
cured to stay cured, and heartily recon-
mend Foley's Kidney Cure to any one
suffering from kidney or bladder trouble.
Sold by all dealers.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05

At this season of the year the par
ssnz who contemplates sending his
boy or girl to college begins to wonder
what institution to select. 1t should
moi be necessary to recommend our
SKATE University to West Virginian,
cnJ strange it is to say that frequent
we hear educated men and women
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05
Mrs. Doll Very Ill

Mrs Margaret Doll is critically i'll
at her home on East Burke stree, and
the members of her household enter.
tain little hope of her recovery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05
EXHIBITED BIG RATHER.
Farmer Showed Rusty and Deadly
Reptile on the Streets.

A farmer living near the mountain
west OF town brought a rattle snake
to town last Thursday and exhibited
him in a box, with a glass top, on
the street. The snake had 10 rat
tiers and button, indicating an age
of 10 years, and was OF a rusty yellow
color and apparently blind.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05

Silver has a car of splendid breed
ing ewes also some 20 or 80 foil bred
rams. 7-29-4t.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05

Work on Handley Building Will
Soon Be Commenced.

The Winchester council having
ratified the plan of the board of Hand
ley trustees for the application of the
Handley library fund, it is stated that
work on the building will begin soon.
The library is to cost about 5000, 900
and will be one of the finest in the
South.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05

Es.errd at the Post Once of Martinseug, W. Va.
. scozE class mail matter.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05
Natal Statistics.

Born, to MIR. aud Mrs. George l..
Miller of Gerrardsto wn- a daughter.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05

1t is n eed!ess to say that the mem
hers OF the peace commission soon to
meet in this country to formulate
plans TO bring the Russian apan war
Go a close will be received with great
ssorsiiality as this government can ex-
tend. And they will undoubtedly
2eHve our shores with an increased
knowledge of our hospitality and our
COOL will toward both governments
which they present May the commits
sion soon agree as to terms ETC., so
Chat the world can be at peace again.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05

Thsre seems to be some doubt as to
whether the body brought here re-
GENTLY with great pornp aud ceremony
IS that of John Paul Jones. However
from the description given of his
CONN. the place of burial, etc, ind
cate very clearly that it is the BODY
OF she distinguished admiral. At
any rate, ii goes to show that this
f1oauSrv will honor the memory of her
gallant heroes by bringing them from
fsr of lands u sleep in the soil of
she country 1or which they gave their
dives
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-05
NOTICE.

Notice hereby aigen that Thomas W. Martin
will ply 10 the .cunty Court Of Berkeley Coun-
~, West Vir. inia o. FTidsy thu llth day Of
august, 1905, at 10 A. NJ, fer rnission TO move
his Liquor Salo fom Hotel Martin, y ariinsburg,
to Inwood, on tie Inwood Park Comp nys
premises, for the % %. a ard % Us OF August,
19g5 during the time Of the Fair to be held iheIs at
In It'll e; end at the close If sid Fair to move
said SALOON ok tc said Hotel Martin, Marsinsburg.
SAID saloon beng operated under ire license that
VAS auth TO IL. to be issued by sad Coauty Court,
on the 18th day If April. 1907,
Given under my nd IN 70 day July, 1905.
l. Bender,
Clesk County Court Of
T-i5-n Berkeley Co {, w. Va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-18

E1 este imprenta q Vende papeI de
osEsOoico YielQh { s2, % QuintE
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La febre aInariIIa
azOta a New Or
leans.
.EI titus SO sstisndo . pOT Nu0Va
York,
La nala Galldat tsI aqua tausl
Gstas GltgTmed1dGs,
criaderos de mosquitos.

New York rgesto IA. LIS noticiss
que Gin duda habF6 snticiLado ei tel6-
grafo 6 eaG isla nos evita egcFib:r ex
tensAmente sohre lsS epidemias rel
nantes.
L. fisbre smarilla causa h1rRorosos
eStrsg gos en- NueVk Ofle0Ds; 10 estAd1s-
tica que todos los dfas pub icR ID prem.
sa es alaFmRnte.
Aver fu6 Victims. de Ia epidemia eI
Venerable AYz9biBpo PlScido Luis
La ChspalIe. Deiegado Apost6lico en-
Cuba y Puerto Rico. Que sucumbi6 &
ID edad de seseutR y tres afioS. El ar.
zobispo lego 81 R6bado q 'timO de efsC-
tuAv una txtensR visits pRstoraI y
Ryer iueves muri6. Sc suDone que se
cont, gi6 en- 81 pueblo de Bur kie de I0
Luisiana. Mr.. Ii ChapelIe era fran
c6S de nacimiento. muy estimAdo
pOr su tRHento VirtudeP, fotimo ami.
go de MaC KinIey y de Monsef1 ,r
Blenk venerable obiBp0 de Puerto
Rico.
Los candidates & ID aiIIs arzobispal
hoy vacRrte son ell obispo Mayer. de
kentucky y 81 bispO Allen, de Bal
timoIe.
En- Nueva York ha hRbid0 hSst8 ell
die 5 de este mes, aegGn datos cficiaIes
1895 caGcs y 305 muertos de fibre I'll
foidea y sigue en- aumento eI cOuty gio
D0lde ma ayOTes eetra gos h1ce ID snft n
medad ea EN- Br9G ken. egpeCl&imente
en- Bath Beach Todo. debido 81
sgua sin fitrAr llenA de bRcteriaG que
en- NuevR York Sc b .be. seQ1 itf3r-
mes facultativos.
En- Nueva Orleans 10 mGIa calidsd
del-sguS hR sido tambi6n Causa del v6-
mito negro 8 fiebHe amarillo. Olga.
mos en- los t6tmincS que 10 Gsevera an
diario amaFicanc:
Sci Bgus que se usR en- NuevR Or
leans es en- su mayor parte d. Iluvia
reCogil8 de los techos de los edifoioG.
Estos algibes 8 cisternas aImsCenan
por largo tiemp0 Ell Fgua que Sc IT,
viePte ain fitrAF On lac caSas de d
ciudSd. e 'tos receptSCulOS llenoe
hasta Ell t0pe eatan Casi siempre abier-
toe. al aire HbFe, = son Iugareg favo-
Fitos d0nde Be OTiGn gran L1mer0 de
mosquitoes. La P6pid8 props QaCi6n
de ls fiebr0 amarilIaf es,-ein duda, de-
bida log mosquitoes , 8 Sus IarV0S di-
geminadas en- 81 sgus sin filtFay1.
e. Puerto Ric0, ca San Juan. &un-
que hsy algibss, de usa 81 aqua filtEa.
do. stirmamOs nosOtros y eSto que
eBtom0s por COnQuistaF.
Uftimamente ha Oido n0mbrAd0 ell
doctor Gaiterag, eminente m6diCo Gu
bano residente en- NueVa York y es.
peCialists en- fiabre amArilla en- union
de otrOs facultativos, Dor Ell Gobierno
Federal, para estudiRr ID fatal epide
mia en- Nueva Orleans en- Tampa,
gAnandO un hermosO SueIdo mensuRl.
Su retrhto 10 publican los disriog con
grandes eIogios.
EDUARDO NEUMANN. 4
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10 que lice ell daily
Me- VS. , .....
Puerto Rico 0S un dGSGmbar-
GadaTO ID politicians" ba
TatOs"- -afIrma.
Sc declara partidario del Sself-goV-
ermento para los puertorrique.
Tios. "

Ell eDaily NewaD de Nueva York
eata defsndiendo con VehemenciA lie
cRugR pueytOrrique ne.
A Ios aFtfculps - c0nocidOs del Ia
b'ico de lR isis por hSbeFlos IefaO en-
GLR C0rreSpoodenciS , puede unirae
hoy el que Rigue que hS sido squf muy
comentadO.
PUERTO RICO SUFRIENDO.-
PuartJ Rlc nece.itA ref0rmss, no soIR-
mente de CRracter pOftiCo Hino econ6'
micAS.
&DEBERIA A PERMITIRSELE A
LOS HABITANTES DE LA ISLA
GOBERNARSE POR ST MISMOS.
v el jsfe de Sn gobierno debe1fs ser IN
pue'torFiquefi5 residente en- ella, de
&Cuerd0 con ID regia que siempre ae
sigus tEAt6udose de la aelecCi6n de los
gobernRdOres para los territories mis-
RntiGuoE
GLA ISLA HA SIDO TRATADA
COMO PROVINCIAL CONQUISTA.
DA, y Bus h4bltanteS CO m 81 fQeran
Fl ipinos en- vez de ser 10 que SOD: gan
tes SrRnQuilas Y ordenRdaS que simple
mente quieren goz2r de 10 que IL De.
Clarsci6n dc Ildependencia dice que
deben psrtici pRr .todos los sereS huma.
nos: l.bertAd y 10 cOnBeCuci6n de 10
fslicidad. PAreCe ser ID actual idea
del gobieFno de Washington CCnvertir
6 Puerto Rico en- an desembarcadero
de politicians bar&toa. que necebitRn
ser pFemisdos de alg6o modO. y 6 los
que 6 no los quieren en- 10 n&ci6n 8 no
tienen bSatante volumen para ser en-.
vi1dos desennpe II ar misiones impOF-
tanteg On eA extrsDjerO.
ga Ia par que las poIfticss. Las con-
6icionea econ6miCsa de ere pals empeo.
ran 61diaFiO. ST bien eg vsrdad que los
tAbAc0s de Puerto RicO-que CliCho sea
de paso perdierOn ga reputation des.
pu6S que la isla pRs6 bDj ls soberanfs
de EStAdoS Unidos, y & cRusa de la
importation de grandeB cRntidades de
tRbAc elabOrado en- COndiCi6n imper-
feCts-han Ranado otrS vez en- 10 esti-
mNci6n del p6blicc; tsmbi6n cd cierto
que 6 los puertOrriqut II % que hacen
los tabAcos leB pugSn miGerab b 'es joP.
males, y el trabSj sdOr esta generRlmen.
to NAL TeCompensRdO. no Obstants- hs.
berIe encsreCido lR vida b ] } la dOmi-
naCi6n anericsna. ED Puerto RiCC.
como en- los Estados Unidos hoy, no
remuuera 10 b. sssnte blen el trab j.,
y las hue'gSs que est6n perturbAndo
- isls deberfAn terminRrse conCedi6n-
dole q loa huelguiStAH jQrnales humR-
NOS.
GT0do HiGpAno- America observA On
egtOs momsnto oS con considerable inte-
res ell trAtSmisnto que le estsmns dan
do & los puertorriqQ, n %, p ssIfs jul
ci0sO dSr & IN iSla % iiuutra ei6n prSc-
tiCR de Ia justicia equitAtivs, aunque
no fuera mas que desde Ell punto de
viDts de nuestrR propis convenienCia
eg0iStA.1
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.EI deIitO de p8rjuriO.
Is IN nal grave que dob0 ata,
jaTs0,
Case rarO On San Juan.

L9a tribunaIeg inferiOreh y superic.
res de San Juan eat6n perRiguiendo 81
delit0 de periuriO.
Es un msl grave que dsbs atSiarSe.
este del peTjurio. No es possible que
"a acci6n de- n justicia ppedR deiSYse
sentir elf en- donde haIla do perjuri0.
Eato dsriya otro nal de gran trAsCen-
dencis.
En- sGgunOs processes qpe se estan
inveRtigandO actualmente en u lBIa. Ia
aCci6o Judicial contra 10 pFeACFito p0r
la ley. es sigil0sa. ocultR. y es debido
& qua no es posible en- machos CRs0s
que los testigos digan ID veEdad.
0Ciert4mente uno de los delitOs mas
graves que puede cometer el hombre,
es ei de peljurio. Muchos 10 hHcen
por tenor. ignorancia. desconocimien-
TO de lac leyeg. y no faata Quien de
mSla rs incurra en- clio.
Y ese delito deba ser perseQuidO pof
II trRscendencis moTaDizRdoFR que apR-
rejs tal perSecuci6n.
Aver dinlos cuenta de una i9Ven
quafu6 seduCids y & 10 queTpareCe poE
ssIvAr tGl vez al Seductof. MEGA la
0faDsa de que fderS obieto y despu6G
es prGceSada p0F peFjuri0.
Et an cRso este particular.
Ula ioven seducida y sup pestionadf,
pref sre acsso quedsr ain honor y pro.
cesads, snteg q offender 81 Que la ofen-
diera. ...=
Esta acto que en- eI f1ndO encierra
ignorancia tiene CiertS sub!imidad: eI
de l&s almas nobiemente spasionRdas,
10 que go caraCteristico en- ID muier.
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BORDADOs. = Sc az trabajO
6 buenas bordadOraa envi6ndoIes d
telR en Cualquier punto de b IsIs y
90 t0man tambi6n q suaIdo trabS.
jand0 en- nuestFas ofioinas.
-)o(-
ENCAJES DE HILO. Sc com.
pran encaDjes de hilO. C9ne86O. pa
nuelog etC, de b misma labor he
ChOs & mDno.
Dirigirse & The Porto Rico Drawn
Work and Embroidery = Co. 10
EoEtale4a San Juan. Pr.
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De S SOCIEDAD.

DE AgWGd6Wa. La bsTla Cuanto dis
tipguidA sen Jrita Asunoi6n AbIiI. de
AgnAdlllP, Se enCuCntrR en- esta ciu-
P0r muchO tempo.
En- San JWGaa Los i6venes espogou
BuatelO Rodriguez. de Humaoao, lie.
gar0n ayer & eUta Ciudud. donde 20
proponen pern1aneoer una Cort8 tenn
porada.
Bisn venida IL diOtinguids psreis
que tSnta StimRCi6n tiene en- San
Juan.
Una bodG Auoche contrafan ms.
trlmonlo cat6licp en- Utusdo Ios diStin-
gold1S Joveneg Camilla SuredR R..
fAel q arCf Soler.
Jnventul, hermosura, grs cis dis.
tinci6O, merecsa IN complemento de
IeQcldad como In que realizan Ia sim.
patlca par 10 que deseAmos no in-
teFrum 1ids luna de miel.
IN CEt6Go0 .--Pasanse unos diAG en-
Otnsuo - olGtlpgulda esposa y oil mo-
nlsimo nln1 del AmiQ0 M4nolo Alb0r-
noz Ia Ia sGcursi6a que este hicisra
. en- olas pasaaos a aqueiia eVpl6 ldida
Dafte de "a Isis, qued6 encantado de
sos me sghlhcos 'pAnoram0B y pAFace q
Sn1cFlo9 cara 9ontlnuRr viait6u0oIos.
Gta6s lmpEeal6n en- gu paseO deses-
mos 4 la diatir gaida Il d 1gR nifio.
En- la TetTetG -Ttatase de Que en-
pan = uan quede lmplantsda Ia cOstum'
nre de p9Sear, en lac retretas, dando Ia
vueltl 4 la pls "a y no -mo how ge hs-
ca qua cuando hay muchR coneurPen-
GA s3 an cont1nuo tropez6n, que si
RGr@oGb!e much hAs veceE porque d. no
mSgor no ctusa. debe evitsraa para
mayor comodidad, psrticulHrmente de-
las dsmas que elf van.
CoIOCsda Z banda ca mitsd de- Ia
plaza y los silIones ( los ledca NoTta v
Sur quedR + .ci:itada prandemente In
innovation.
SEMpEP
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In tlseursO del Juez BazdD.

Ell J uez Bazan pronuci6 un dis
euro esta ma11ana q la policfa, con
motive de denuncias hechaS contra
varias personals que estaban ocu-
pandO la acera esta madrugada;
que querfa-iijo el Juez-le hiCieTa1 4
denuncias efectiVas, dlscretas, que
pudiera castigar y 60 imagina las.
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EDUARDO NEUMANN.
Ala luz dc 4 pilIda luna. 81.

A Ia luz de la palida luna y So
bre ell verde c6sped de la caleta de
San Juan fueron sorprendidos ano-
che Juan Ramos 8 Higinio Sierra,
jugando tFanquilamente con un
nalpe.
Ell Juez de Paz impdsole esta
mafana SIS de multa 4 cada uno.
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EI matrImonio natural.
Mafiana SO vera en- ell Tribunal de
Dlstnto de .esta Ciudad ell primer
case en- que SO hace uso Dor una
de las parties, de ia ley de matri-
monio natural. ..
Juan Rosa 6 Ignacio Sanchez vi
Wan maritalmente y la segunda
denuncia al primero a fin de leea-
liar ell matrimonio.
"A Ultima bora Dc informa uue al
9utOm6Vii On que ViajabR al Goberna.
dor con 50 eSposR. rompi6se en- q ce
rreterP. sin que ocurriese depgracia
aIgunG 6 loB distir Quidos viRisroo.
Ell Dif1o JOa6 ChAvelo se Droduio
una heridR en- q. plants del pi6 deFe
cho hRb.6adoIe pFeStado sus aeFvicios
prof ssiOnaIeB ell practicante Sr. Seq
net. Ia ----
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SENPER.

E Japon msntlene ffms sus re-
cIamSC SCloneS' pldlsIdO indemnizGCi6n
en- metsIic1 Y t.xigiendO en- extreme
ehsa IA 1orms 100 RusoS no Rceptan y su.
Poneae que 10 19lco que Oodr6 arFeRlar
e saunso es 81 + fImoaO Ron VieiO GA.
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ErrataS..

En- Ell dltimo parrafo del artfculo
GNuestro deber en- las FIIipinasH
Publicado aver, dice: Del ibro xEl
PFesidente Roosevelt, su partido y
la propiedad generally debe decir
y Ia p2'OSper'adGd general.
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COsTURERAs. Sc uolicitaD q
The Porto Rico Drawn Work and En-
bEoidery 90 - EoEt San Juan,
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Primer case ante Ia CoTIs d.
DISNItO.

81 matrimonio natural.
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