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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

lfra. windows Soothing 5yrup.
FOR children teathing nofienu the Entce, reduces D.
nanmaton allayu pan curaa wind eolio 2oca ooiiiq-
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

A cat has no use for alilng If there
is a mouse in sight
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

When You Buy Starch
buy Defiance and get the best, JIG OF.
for 10 cents. Once used, always used.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

reform IS often but the otiahot Of
remorse.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-27


after it is painted will show up to
great advantage to that part of town.
Bernard Foster, a we'll posted man
of Vicksburg, who travels extensively
and is close observer of cotton, is
advising the farmers to hold their
cotton for 10 cents per pound. He
says the present prospects for crop
are the gloomiest he ever saw.
Miss Mary Willie Easterling has re-
signed as assistant in the graded school
and the trustees have elected Miss
Mary Kerr Dunbar, of Natchez. The
faculty is now: L. M. Mcintosh,
principal; Miss Mary Kerr Dunbar
and Miss Florence Young, assistants.
l.. P. Burnham, of Johns, has pur-
chased Hercules gasoline engine for
his blacksmith and woodshop. The
engine was purchased in Chicago and
is expected to arrive in a few days.
1t is 5horse power machine.
Rev. Tom Martin, the famous
Baptist evangelist, is holding series
of meetings at Florence, which are
being largely attended. His sermons
are said to be learned and forceful,
and are attracting great attention.
Read closely the mammoth adver-
tisement of Downing Locke Co., of
Juckson, on first page of this weeks
paper. This is one Of the most popu-
lar firms of the capital city, and by
their low prices and courteous treat
ment, are getting a good share of trade
from this county.
Prof. George G. Hurst, principal
of the Stems Greek High School, and
one of the best educators in the state,
spent few hours with Brandon
friends Tuesday afternoon. The next
session of his school, which begins
September 4th, promises to be the
best in the history of the institution.
Fl. A. Busick has just issued we'll
gotten up booklet, descriptive of his
mineral we'll and hotel. This insti-
tuition, after it becomes we'll advertis-
ed, will be one of the best patronized
health resorts in the country, from the
fact that the water Enthusiastically pos
sesses medicinal qualities of merit.
The names of DR.. and Mrs. Harry
Watson, and the Misses Mcclellan were
inadvertently omitted from the list of
those who attended the dance at Glover
Dell Farm last week, { Tuesday. II
was one of those errors that are likely
to occur in the best regulated printing
offices at any time. and it is hard to
explain just how they happen.
Clifton Cole left Friday for Go.
lumbia. where he has been elected te
the principalship Of the high school
at that place for next session. Clif-
ton is a graduate of Mississippi Col
lege, and is making reputation as an
educator, having served the school al
Columbia last year as assistant, ani
being prom oted to the principalshiI
this term.
Capt. Ohas A. Huddle ston, princi
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-27

pal of Harperville School, was in town
Saturday, contracting with The News
for the printing of the 3Oth annual
catalogue Of his institution. The
school opens September 14th, and the
present prospects are that the next
session will surpass all previous ones
in all respects. Harperville school is
safe retreat for boys and girls seek
ing thorough training.
The new two-story brick building
being erected on Washburn's corner,
will add greatly to the looks of that
part of town. The brick laying is be-
ing done by B. @. Washburn, superin-
tended by his father, and is. as fine
work as can be had anywhere. The
brick were burned within half mile
of the building. and are Of splendid
quality.
Jno. F. Williams, Esq, secretary
Of the Stems Greek High School as
ISOLATION, was in town Tuesday, So
Letting advertisements for the annual
catalogue. and arranging with The
News for printing of the same The
Stems Greek High School is one of
the best in the south, and is the pride
Of every man, woman and child in that
community. The success of the school
is due, in great measure. to the un-
firing efforts of the efficient secretary.
The Farmers Institute, which was
scheduled to be held here last Tuesay,
did not materialize from some reason
Prof. j. @. Hardy, president of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College,
wrote the committee in charge that
he would give Brandon Tuesday, July
25th, and to have it widely advertised.
The News made mention of the in
stitute in several issues, urging our
farmers to attend, as we thought it
would be good thing for them.
Several came to town Tuesday for the
purpose of attending the institute,
but no one was here to conduct it !:
The News is unable to say why we
were disappointed in not getting the
speakers. We were requested to adj
vertise July 10Th as the day, which
we did, and the blame for not having
the institute is with the Agricultural
and Mechanical College people, and
| not with this paper.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-27
DR.. II. II. HOaKer,
Denfisf.
Local and Pers Onal
Mention.


Watermelons are scarce.
Cotton is selling for 10I.
Patronize your home industries.
j. u. Davis is at home for q few
days.
Clean up-the sickly season is at
hand.
Leon Buchanan is at home with
typhoid fever.
Nothing has happened yet to equal
the fiddlers' convention
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Watson spent
Sunday at Busick's we'll.
Holder Irby, of D'Lo, is visiting at
his old home near Brandon.
Miss Alma Gayden attended Crystal
Springs chautauqua last week.
Gap" Robinson attended preach
Ing Sunday at Crystal Springs.
John Miller of King, spent a few
hours in town Friday afternoon.
Miss Annie Crook has returned from
a pleasant visit to relatives at Dobson.
Il j. B. Burns, of Burns, Smith coun-
Fly, is mingling with Brandon friends.
Mrs. s. NJ. Hunter, of Jackson, is
Visiting her sister, Miss Eunice Wash
burn.
I Sidney L. McLaurin made a trip to
Hot Springs the latter part of last
week.
Miss Mary Atwood Thornton is
the proud possessor of a beautiful new
piano.
Mrs. J. P. Berry and children, of
Jackson, are visiting at Senator Nc
Laurin's.
Mrs. Julia Johnson, of Meridian,
is spending a few weeks with Brandon
relatives.
Miss Florence Robbins, of McComb
City, is visiting friends here and at
New Prospect.
Sam Stubblefie1d was not in town
Saturday. Friend W. E. Cofer was
here, however.
Mrs. g. J. Tanner, of Jackson, was
the guest of Mrs. F. B. Walrod a few
days last week.
The Baptist protraoted meeting be-
gins at Dry Greek Sunday, with din
ner on the ground.
Willie Golf and sister, Miss Mary,
of Sharon, visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. @.
Sprague this week.
Joe Corley and M. @. Stubblefeld
went to Gulfport Sunday, on sight
seeing expedition.
Mr., and Mrs. j. W. Birdsong were
among the Crystal Springs chautau.
qua visitors Sunday.
Don't fail to read Barnes & Rag
land advertisement and give them a
call August 7th to 18th.
Mrs. Fl. S. Cole and little grand
son, Cole Burns, are visiting friends
and relatives at Florence.
W. G. Barnes is making some i'm
provements on his residence, adding q
back gallery and bath room.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. McCaskill and
little son, are visiting their parents,
Capt. and Mrs. r. s. Maxey.
J. NJ. Moore, representing Standard
Oil Co., was howdying with Brandon
friends and customers Monday.
Judge Enochs and District Attorney
McLaurin are holding court at De.
catur, Newton county, this week.
Another dance was given at Glover
Dell Tuesday night, which was great.
~ enjoyed by all those who attended.
Sol WEIGH, one Of the county's best
citizens, residing at Virgil, was shak-
ing hands with Brandon friends Tues
day.
David Wilson, who has a position
as fireman en- the Illinois Central rail-
road, spent few days at home CHS
week.
DR.. e. L. Fl. Leonard, of jackson,
came over Monday to spend a few
days rusticating at Busick's we'll and
hotel.
e. r. Hendon is making fair pro-
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-27

A solid car load of the old reliable
Greensboro wagons just received at
Barnes & r agland 's-the best made.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-27

In warm weather Prickly Ash Bit
ters helps your staying qualities.
Workers who use it occasionally stand
the heat better and are less fatigued
at night A. G. Thornton, special
onopt
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-27

There is always bargains and gooe
service at Barnes & Ragland's. Phon'
No. ID.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-27

POSITIONS GUARANTEED
to young men who finish the course in
the Commercial Institute of Meridian
Male College. For particulars ad-
dress, M A. Beason, President.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-27

Go to Barnes and Ragland's sum
mer sale August 7th to 18th, and save
your money.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-27

Ed Star, Of Fannin, sent the star
melon Of the season to W. G. Barnes
yesterday. It weighed 45 pounds. 4
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-27
A Remedy That Keeps You Well.

Prick1y Ash Bitters is an Invaluable
aid to the busy worker. It helps the
farmer, the mechanic, the 1aborer, the
clerk, the business man, the brain-worker
and the housewife; in fact everybody
who has not the time to be sick. It will
cleanse and enrich the blood, remove
trouble in the digestion, strengthen the
kidneys, purify and regulate the bowels.
It is in short "System Regulator OF
the highest order, and to victims OF
chronic kidney or stomach trouble, indi-
gestion or constipation, it is of priceless
value.
Accept no substitute. Insist on having
the genuine Prick1y Ash Bitters with the
large figure in red on the front label.
Sold Everywhere, Sl.0O per bottle.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-27
WORKING PEOPLE.

Keeping the System in Good Condl-
tion Means Money to Working
People. A Sick Spell Means
Loss Of Time and Ex-
pense for Treatment.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-27
Lace Curtains, Curtain Poles, E

Ladies' Vests, Corsets, Hosiery, White Wais
ready-to-wear; Pins, Needles, Hair Pins, Ribbons
coors, Ladies' Belts Yelling, Sdecombs, Counte
panes, Pillow Cases, Table Cloths, Napkins, Towel
Ladies' handkerchief, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Fa
Powder, Menen's and other Talcum Powders Comb
Brushes; Gents and Ladies Purses, Tooth Brushe
Some nice Rugs and Mattings.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12
Airnaciongs De MI,
George c, Croft.
-.
CdTta lOtoTGSaDto QuO dIhge al
''Puble Ledger,
OIGO que "Ias. Clases Do ag'leul-
tOTsS GOmSTtIdntss So CON
p9Ren Dc gantGs etueadaS J
puIIdaS. /"

SpUERTO RICO AL editor de
SPablic L dgar.> listed empeQuefla.
ce Ell clsmors4e gobierhO prOpi0 para
Puerto Rico poTque egtS fsmRdo pr
r H Todd S;for: Aquella ieis CD
como PennailvRDis en- 81 origen de srs
h>bitantss. Son de todos los pp 1sea de
Europa y Am6Fieg, con algunos de
Asia. El sefior Todd nscio en- las
antilIaS, ha vivido largos AMOS en- Peer
TO Rico y ests csssdo con una puerto
rriquefis. A 81 90 le conai6 era como an
ciudRdano de represents Ci6n. Osl0s
nCmbres de f4miIiss qne 70 recperdo
son, Storer de Connecticut en- 10 Guar.
ia ganeraCi6u en- Tsible; los LStimer
de Dels w.rA en- 10 cuArts genereci6 !;
E:w4rdg, Bird. Nc O0rmiek. O Do
nsI', Me Bride. Fulton, Boyd, SthsI =
Hay ks
clos Lftimer, Bird y Mo CIrmick
perteuecen s las families mss pFomi.
nentes de Ia isIa. Usted or cOntrara
que Las fAmiliaB de les sRricuItoreS son
irlandeseT. eBCeCeceF, ipgIe eSs france.
ses. RIemapes y norue& &pE en- Ia segan"
do tercera Quarts g ner4cl6ro Aun-
que IRs meaas On Puerto Rico B0a po-
brea no han tenido Eps b9ut hClOs que
produce una eduCaci6n eGcolar. no son
ipnOranteS nj fAltoB de inteligenCiS.
Las cIases FgticultorEs y cOmeaCiantes
Sc cemponeu de Qente aducAda. y pu-
Ida.
<DsBde an principle cuRRquierG pO'
dris YER que prontO h&bian de Canssrse
de- un gnbierno de carpet bGg0eTs
Los miambros del Co nsejO EiecutiVp.
hqmbres que no COn0Gen el idiOma vi
las neeeaidades del pa bblo. han gober-
nadO h ssta hoy 10 iala. NeCaEariameE-
te eg pueblo eats deaoQntent0.'
GCOnozoo caaos en- los cusEes ciertOs
Oomisionad0s GcAbsd0s de Ilegar SO
sentian On ls rerfeGta cOnfisnzR de
tom2F suS asientos en- el C0hsejo aI diR
siguiente y de vOtar en- asuntog i'm.
portanteg que Rfecta ban IN million de
hAbitaptes. Ha conoSido funCiOnarioG
ectuan6o como cipdRn nanos pArticula-
res Venderse 81 nj amo sug propias
p O1ucCioDes, 90 dcs s precios muy
elevadeS. He ConCcido hiios y parien.
tea y amigos que han cbssnid0 puss-
tor Iucrativ0B CFgHd0s psFR elSoH per
actcs de tales fancion4rios cusnd0 no
estG ban previHtoS Dor 10 ley Era
contra lisa leyes &C mo 10 es ca Penn
siIvAnis. el hscer estaa cosas; perO los
c0rpett baagerS. 10 h2n hscho.
els vida, lac neCesidsdes del pueblo.
los ideas y sentimientqs De On las antilles
son distintoB de 10 que son en- los Es-
tadcs Unidos. La question resoIver
es I'll: 3No con0cen mejor les neceais
dsdes del pueblo los pueFtorriquef Il %
educados y CuItos. que individuos de
los EatadOS UnidOg que hsyan podido
ir ALA por ganar un ga edo 6 por obte-
ner un anuncio barato de Sus personas?
GEORGE 6. CROFT,
eSurarintendeuts de Instruction
p6blicS On Puerto Rico bajo eI
gobierno militAr. ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12
ChaTLa menuda

Francame nte. es una delicla VIZ
vir en- Puerto Rico. = ..
Entire Otras cOsas, pOFque es tan
paternaF el gobierno que q veces,
no conforme, por eiemplO, con que
la r'queza prbana sea tan modera-
aa " tan GgateZ como pueda serlo en-
un pals mayormente 64'&ia va, Sy
que hace9 - ...-
Pues, va 10 saben ustedes; Pero
no porQue 10 sepsn, esta demas que
nos permit8mos ponderar sucesos
tan extraord dinarios que patentizan
ell mas alto desintef65 en- beneti-
clio. del Tesoro.
Por algo habfa dicho DON Ramon
Reyes Pefla: Ell pals IeceSttG de SatS
hi5oS. Claroi Gasta cualquiera al
ma de Dios 81 900 dollars en- una
casucha. de ciertas aparienciae, y
viene un ia sador y tasa. :. . 10 que
tasa un sas sire. Y los $1,000 va
no SON mil pesos. iS1 casa vale 10
menos cuatF0 mil d0Z1GS, asi, dicho
en- 0g,gOt ca mpesihO! .... .e
Santo y bueno que las cosas no
pasasen de ahi, pero clio es que
pasan y SO pretende que el buenO
Del propietafio pague de cOntribu-
ci6n con arfeglo d Ia tasa de 81
mil dollars.
Vaya una cFistiaDa manera de-
enriquecernos en- m'50A0 y vaya
una urbanidaa la de ciertos tasa-
dores! .
A ese paso, las choza as y barra-
cas- y chiribitiles que e3a1'iqWecee
zen rdsticas los campos, van a Co
tizarse a precios tan altos como las
mOntaflas en que ubicadas estan
viviendas tales.
Y asf, los jfbaros van a contem-
pIar con verladera codicia, las y0-
gatGS y las tabIas de palmera CON
que sus mo aestOS hogares fabri-
can!
Porque scasO pienseM que una
casa de gag1tGS y tablas de palme-
ra con arreq uives de hi71e0 en- los
costadOs y huecos tama1los para
que en- verano las cal0fiaS no fus-
guen, sea cosa de tasarse como 81
nada tuviese que enviaiar ell mfserO
bOhto q Ia xQuiDta del PalmaFS en-
Catafio 8 al chalet de don Federico
Calaf en- Hato Rey.
Que tienen un OH los tasadores!
Y una var de medir Jay! que 81
con ella les midiesen, raz61 ten
drian para iF donde el proPio Te-
SOrerO con Ia cuita siguient1:
Olga VuestrO Honor: nos han
t0S@O Por la mitad!
PER1DEM.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12
FunfI0 0naTI0s eubanOs p0TS9guidOS.
Ell HUEVo lLclLDE De Ia HlBlul

Un despacho de IL H Habsn NOS in-
flrma que el Taniante ATcaIde Fer.
na10ez oe Vueltas. PfovinciaI de San
ta Clare, hR sido complicSdo en cone
xt6n con el inCendiO de d O. coneiG.
tnriRl de aquelIR ciudad en- Julio %.
Fu6 enCsrCe ado ain. ,fianza. A Fer.
nsndez y aI A}csIde de VueItas ae Ies
IN formuledO CaFgos por oponarse 4 Il
investigation del gubierno en- loa asun.
toe muniCipales.
La Corta SupremR hs autarizado "a
FgFegue 6 Ia d'tims scuaaci6n deI Ia
nlente GobernRdor AIverdi. Doue fu6
GobernGdor iDterino de SAINTS Clara
en qqai tempo Dor hslIaFse augente
el Gobernador Joa6 MigueI G6mez
S!so, l:naO au CandidGtura pRFR IL pre-.
FL Teniente Alcalde BOnsdics /, que
tue npmbrad0 AIoalde de d Habsne
despu61 de Ii destituai6n de Jchn
y FaFrlt ? era 81 candidate del GO
barnadof Nufiez para r. oTclldfs fax
deFrotsdo ca las eIscciones varifOadRg
pOr el AyuntRmiento, Dor mgyorfe "a
IN v0tO.
El nueVo aFcaIde "a OrsDcio Mods raa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12
De SOCIEDAD.

En Coyey. Gran animaci6n pa
rece que nay en- las tiestas de
aquel agrada BILE pueblo y pFometen
quedar magnfficas las que allf 50
llevaran a efecto los df as 13, IA y
IS del corriente.
I'm certamen de simpatia ha te-
nidO lugar allf, obteniendo ell phi
mer premio Ia bella y di.ting1iaa
sedOr,ta Isabe IL Perez 9 xMascotaD
como carinOsamente le llaman sus
amigos. Las no menos bellas se-
flCrltas Pepita Pont z .yas, Rosita
BaFcel0, Anna nda Mu1oz y JoaQui-
na CaFtagena, Ocupan los siguien-
tes quest en- 81 indicaa 10 toFneo y
haran de danas de- honor en- ell
baile que Sc efectGe.
Bien pr Cayey.
EI 1WneS-Contraeran matrimo-
Mo caDonico en- esta ciudad, los
distinguid 8 j6venes Cambucha G IN
zalez y Antonio Caubet, muy CO.
nocidoS en- eSta socieaad.
La fiesta de bodas 50 hara en-
tamilia y ell 81 marcharan a Espa-
na los. felices contFayentes q los
que deSeamOs eterna luz "a de miel.
Otr0 60dG = Han contFaido matri-
monio cat0llco en- Fajardo les dis
tlDguidos j6venes Josefiua Zalduon-
DO y Geronimo VallecilIo, quienes
regfesaron eDseguida q BARGE. .oneta,
donde fjan su aichoso nido de amor
los venturosos c6ayuges.
fTPAGn vida 4nconr,oz K L.. ooG;
mab bles jovenes, que han podido rea-
mar el mas grande anhelo de la
vida. .
POr Mto, ,-Por reciente luto ha
FenunciadO el puesto de dana de
hanor en- las festas del Casino de-
Manatf. la distingdi3a senorita Te~
Fesina Ramos.
e. Sc ensiible el motive, 10 es s1 resu!ta-
do. Pofque vordaderamente bella Y
distiDguida es la renunciadorS.
Quedan cinco hermvsas damas v
sera sustituida' aqu6Ila para que el
espl6ndido cupo do valiosa corte
queae completa do con to4a msgni-
fio"Pria. . :..- ..- Fl.
HaydGe Zgzesi las. -Regresa a su
veFJel utuadt no la hcrmesa flor que
nos ma dado Por algunos dias, gra-
tfsima impres; On ae su adorable
presencia en- San Juan.
r.. Que mp sean tan cortas sus vi
sitas. y
MaN0n0 Sc efectuar& Ia anun-
ciada jarsna de costumbrs en- los
salones del CAST no Espanol de esta |
ciUdad.
e
j. SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12

DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todos los eng gaao-
sos remedies que He anunCian ca cuand0 mo-
De agradOcb Ia ehcaoiR RADIOALdol DiResti-
70 MojaEEieta, cnya guperioridad oBt6 univsF-
Uplmente Gonhrmada.
Ouracionos dessgpefadan en- psrsonaa bien
oonocidag que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
Bes SON laS que 10 han hOOho gloFioso, pero
nm solo sStnChe produce meioF efeCto que
una dooeaia de fraScos de cualquier otfo re-
medic; potque adem&g de ser 81 6nico verda-
dsEo Curative radical del eBt6mago y del
intestine, sin engafioga acci6n calmRnte, o.
Digestive Pufifoador de Los alimsntos-
Sc d0ba exigiP que ceda ho1tia tanga gFa.
bad0 81 uonahFa Digestive EoiaET1etA.
Dnn6g1ko k-nrraI dSlaS TaSIllalag De 8la0oo y CO,
RaTSN 1IySSl~n Vida GiuilleEa1atY, aN Ean SWaI
6N 80 t0sl EG0s dsyGllA 60 log pEi1GDaog Iogga.
Eag a. Iugbpag ANeltsf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12
Gran ''msstlDg'' man ana a las
2p, m.

Es GmeetipG0 que ma resonancia
6ebe teneF. eI de mas tTsSCepdencia y
81 que todO ei pueblo de San Juan On
mRSs debs aaistir Gin distinction de
ClsGa nj Dc ideag poIftiCas es el que
msff,nR debe celebrArae. En- 81 e.
tratsran aSunto6 de gran inteY6s. He.
ran >ugo de la palAbra 8 az tempo los
Glnco heFma NOS AFFiVf pl lra reComen-
d9rIe 81 pueblo el gran barAtil0 de
teIRs, camisaS, CSmES, Colchones y p2.
rgguRs que hsy an sus tFea estableci.
mientOs SEi CieICo, xLs GlorieS. y
Ella VizcRinR2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12

New York Agosto IL. 2 80 p. m.
De las condolences de paz presen-
tadas por el Jap6n, ha sfdo notif-
cado q Mr.. Witte por 81 gobierno
russo que el Gar rechaza en- abso-
lutO toda indemnizaci5n en- meta
leo y cesi6n de tierras.
Esto ha contestado q Ultima hora
Russia & los plenipotenciarios reuni-
dos en- Portsmouth.
Esa respuesta afirmase que agra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12
NOMgRlMlENTOS.

Han siaO nOmbrAdoS guRrdiAs de la
p0liCfS inauIar los Gefl9reS siguien'
tef: -
Jacint0 GonzsIez, Luis CStGTa, An
gal Ahsdo. Sers flo Mtymf Sal gadO,
Re feel PbrPsa Irizarry, juan Ramon
OFteQO, Bsnigno Rsmfrez. Carlos RO.
vira Gim6nez. jose 0cencio SegaFr6,
Msnuei DslRhdO. Pedro Berm11 z,
jose Torres Guzmsn, EVeFardO Ocs.
Sio, Lorenzo Mnlinn. EmiIiano Martf-
rez } Juatino FIguer0a. ~s
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EstA mafIanA 90 vic ante ell juez mu-
picipal eI pleito de Jos6 Soto Carols
contra j. A. Axtmayer, r0r violaCi6n
de un Oontrsto entire l8B parties.
El COntrSto foe que ell se nor Axt-
mayer llev6 algunos operarios & Csyey
para efecbusr unoa TRADITION.
Una de lac CondiCiones era que pa.
garfs & Los opersrios IN jornal especf-
fiCo y tambi6n una CRntidad determi-
NADIA para las Comidas.
QuejNae Soto de que { IG semana de
estAr trAbs ,ndO el seflor Axtmsy er
neR6se & seRuir psgAndo Iaa comidss.
Por 0mbaB parties hubo testigos eg
juioio fee prolopgsdO.
LIE sentencia se diotar6 ell lunes pro.
ximo.
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BusnOs OstudI1ntss.

NotiCias reCibidas de los Estadol
Unidos Oomunican que los j6venel
Miguel y ConchS Morales Santiago,
que ouFssn ID carers de Oerito mer.
cantil y mSeBtFG normal. Pe0pectiV0-
mente, han aprobRdo con brillOntes
nOtag. eli teycer Hfl9 de u Carrera eI
primsrO y u se0undR 81 de ipgres0 en-
Is N 1rmRl.
CelebfamOs Ioa triuUf0G escOIRreB de
nuestros Compatriotas y felicitsmos &
gu aefIoF padre 81 LIDO. don Miguel
Morales FaPreF , & b GefloFits L7iSR
Santiago que parte aCtivs ha tomSdo
On la educAci6n de I08 i6venes eStu.
diAntea.
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LO QUE RECHAzA RUSSIA

vara los debates, estableci6nAose
inevitable tirantez entire los pie al
potenCiarios y poniendo en- inmi-
nente riesgo de fracaso 10 hasta
ahora hecho para llegar q la paz.
Los plenipotenciarioS japoneses
mantendran firmes. sus condolences
en- 10 que resp ecta q indemnizaci6n
en- metalico y cesi6n De tierras, es-
pecialmente la isla de Saghalin.
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la INDEPENDE NCIA.

en- los concurrentes al banquete,
siendo los oradores muy aplaudidos
por los elementos natiVOs que asis-
t1an 4 dicho acto.
Los oradOres filipinos tuyieron
frases de respetO y de admiration
por la gran repdbliea.
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0RDENES CONTRADIGTORIAS

N ew York, Agosto u. 10 b p. m.
Comunican De Londres que un
4iikaseS del emperadOr de- Russia.
de- aver, "a mayores faciliaades q
las Feuniones de los represent ntantes
del pueblo disponiendo que los go
bePnadores de las provinGias les
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CoIegIo san Pablo de IdiomaS y Concrete
POR Los HeRMInOs De Las EsGUELIS GRsTlnAS
Sc abrra e 8 de Sepembre de 1905 en- Ell edfco del
lego Semnar cae del sano Cro adyacente al Palaco Ep
Juan de Puerto Rico. /

Ell Colegio estz bsio ell 3 trocinio del Re-
verendfsimoS Sen 0bispo de Puerto Rico.
Sc admiten slumnos intsrnos, msdios iu-
ternos extesnos. -
La ensenanza e1 este Colegio e3mpre 5de
grupos 10 La ensefianz para pirvulos 90
La ensefiaza primari4. 80 La enSefanza CO.
merGial cupericr.
E Coleg'o de Idiomss G .mercio Sc
mejaDza de los numeToS Centres de esta fn-
dole que dicho Institute dir ge en- Europa, en-
las Repdb icas de la America del Sur paTti-
cularmente en- l"s Estadcs Unidos en- 81
nomb:e de Christian B others, ejsroien1o
con suS vsinte mil HermsnoS Csp2rciadoS en-