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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
Mob Tore Men to Pieces.

CITY OF MEXICO. July GA terrible
tragedy OF the bull ring is reported from
Durango A drunken spectator who was
responsible for a bull goring silverlo
Chico, n famous matador, WAS literally
torn to pieces by n mob
The sixth and last bull OF the exhibit
ton proved to be particularly large and
fierce. Just as the matndor lunged for
ward with his sword drunken specta-
tor hurled piece OF iron pipe.
The pipe struck the matador on the
head. and he fell nsenslble in front of
the bull. The enraged animal succeeded
In goring him six times before he fell
over dead, #
81 AS soon as the people realized what had
happened there was a rush for the
drunken offender. He was thrown into
the ring and there torn into pieces.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
Hurried Fairbanks Up.

COLUMBUS, O., July Gil you want
to be shaved. you postpone your con-
ference This Is my busy day. and l
can't wait"
The speaker was John Fickersen, viii
lage barber at Marysville, O.. and he
was addressing Vice President Fairbanks.
who was visiting at his boyhood home
Friday, and had sent for the barber to
come to his house to shave him. When
F1ckcrsen arrived the Vice President had
entered into political conference, and
wanted the barber to wait. The Vice
President hustled into the chair and the
tconferees waited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
lawson Off

BOSTON. MASS, July 6.-Thomas w.
Lawson left Boston at half-past1l o'clock
yesterday morning for the West, to de-
liver his first public series OF speeches
along the line OF his writings against the
system" His first long stop will be at
Kansas City. where he arrives Friday at
II o'clock in the morning.
About three hundred persons checred
Mr.. Lawson's departure from the North
station. He is travelling in the private
car Hazelmore, attached to the Chicago
limited on the Boston and Maine Rail-
road. and will go via Montreal. The car
was recently used by Paderewskl on his
American tour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
New Tobacco Warehouse.

Especial TO The sTimcs-Dispatch.)
PAMPLINS CITY. VA. July "a lot
has been purchased and an old building
on It torn down for the erection OF n
tobacco warehouse soon to be put In oper-
alton here.
The officers are: r. D. Baldwin prcsi-
dent: DR. G. S. Morton, vicc-presidcnt;
II. L.. Thornton, secretary, and j. F.
Connally. treasurer, which seems to in
sure Its success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
THIRD TRIAL.
jim Oliver Gets Eight Years Off
Former Sentence.
Especial to The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Especial to The Times Dspatch)
,GLoUGESEEl1Is G.. H., VA, July g..
The third trial OF Jim Oliver for the
murder of JEFF Wright ended at Glouccs-
ter Courthouse to-day before Judge Gar
net with ]. N. Stubs for the defense,
and commemorative Attorney NJ. a. Bris-
tow for the prosecution. The verdict OF
the two presiding juries was murder in
the second degree. The penalty. eighteen
years In the penitcntlary.
The jury to-day gave Oliver ten years
in the ,lpenitcntiary.Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07

'rhis lis tile greatest summer school in
the soutlf;{lt has as Its faculty the hest
tcaclicrs in5thc country and the attcnd-
ancc is larger this years than ever before
Now.lct the faculty and trustees consider
the ndvisabllty OF awarding diplomas and
make all announcement to that effect at
the close OF this term; tho result Will
be marvellous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
SUMMER RESORTS.

Best seashore Resort for Rest and Re-
creation is Wachapreague, Va. 1t has no
equal in variety. Hotel Wachaprcaguc.
with its shady lawn, water front, Fishing,
Shooting. etc. Island House." with Its
Ocean Front, Excellent Surf Bathing.
Shower Baths, etc Write for booklet to
Il. F. BURTON.
P. s.-Natural advantages almost idcn-
teal to those formerly at Cobb's Island
Free excursions daily between the two.
Personal engagements may be made
with our agent, MIR. ]. II. JOHNSON,
Auditors Office. Richmond, Va. Phone
No. 345s. Office hours. P. NJ. to 8 P. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
Confederate Camp Officers.
3. (speclnl Id The Tlmes-Dlspatch. s.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, July g.
William s. Grymes Camp of Confederate
Veterans of Orange county, has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Judge James W. Morton. COM
Inandcr; william H. Ricketts, adjutant;
y. II. Ellis, f1rst lieutenant; r. N. Hern-
don, second lieutenant: r. p. Barbour.
third lieutenant; Rev. j. s. Hansbrough.
chaplain. - =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
Bullet in Heart; Lives.

NEW YORK. July 6.-surgeons in st.
vincent's Hospital. West New Brighton,
S. T., are puzzled over the case of Harvey
Mowak, OF No. 178 Chrystie Street. Man
haitian. who, during an alteration on
the ferry boat Castlcton on the Fourth
OF July, was shot by Max Teacher. The
bullet entered the left breast, and was
at first thought to be harmless. but a
further examination yesterday revealed
that 1t had lodged in the mans heart,
That he still lives is a source Of sur
prise to the doctors. Teacher Is locked
up in tho county jail In default OF $500
ball for examination tomorrow.
Survives 5000 Volts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
Chairrnan Shonts Fined.

f STANFORD. CONN.,, July e.-sBecause,
his chauffeur drove his car at speed of
twenty-five seconds for an eighth OF a
mile. T. P. shonts, chairman OF the Pan
ANA Canal Commission. had to pay $50 in
the City Council yesterday. Tie chauf-
tfeur Is Percy N Smoot, of Greenwich.
where the shonts family Is spending the
sllrnnnr. -,
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Brief Items From Everywhere.

rent Of 5000 volts. strong enough to cleo
trocutc an elephant. sent through his
body, Ray Abbott, an electrician, still
lives. and will recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
Fell From Balloon.

q ST. LOUIS, July 6.-Thousands OF per-
sons witnessed thrilling balloon ac.
cdent Mt Aliens Lake, three miles out
of East st. Louis. Tuesday evening, when
Roy Stoker, balloonists helper. was
dragged upwards fifty feet and fell to
tho earth on his head. sustaining in
juries which are expected to prove
fatal AS the balloon was being pre-
pared for the ascension. smoke poured
from the top and cry OF fire caused
everyone to let loose of the guy ropes.
. stoker,s foot was cnught in rope.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
To Wed Handsomest Guardsnaar

NEW YORK, July 6.-Charles II. Pfizer,
Jr., of Brooklyn and Bernardsville, an
3nounced yesterday the engagement OF his
daughter, Miss Lulu Pfizer, and Captain
Arthur Holland. OF London Captain
Holland is known ms the handsomest
Guardsman in England and at one
time was aide-de-camp to tho Duke OF
!Connaught, King Edwards brother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
Baby Blown Into Lake.

4 NEWBURG, N. Y. July e.-The infant
grandson OF Adolph G. Hupfel, the New
York brewer, was blown by the wind into
Mr.. Hupfel's private lake yesterday and
drowned. The nurse left the child,
strapped in his carriage, By the side Of
the lake. When she returned both child
and carriage were Mt the bottom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
Oldfield Sued for Divorce.

CLEVELAND, O.. July G.-sults for
divorce were entered this week by the
wife OF Barney Oldfield. .automobilist, in
both. Cleveland and Columbus. Both suits
have been Withdrawn as the result OF
a compromise between Mr.. and hrs. Old
field. 1t is said that Mr.. Oldfield agreed
to give his wife 5000 alimony upon the
understanding that they were to separate.
Mrs. Oldfield charged that her hns-
band had an income OF $4,000 a year,
but that she was obliged to sell furni-
ture for food and clothing Mrs. Oldfield
also charged that there was another
woman In the case. J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
Population Of Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 6.--chicago now has a
population OF 2.272, los. according to the
computation Of the publishers OF the
Chicago directory for 1906. This is an
Increase OF 3l.70 in the last year Tho
total number OF names compiled lis 6Ss, $50.
The publishers have confidence in the
figures. which they claim are correct.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
Unaided. Rescued .Thirtv-Six

4 NEW ORLEANS. La July 6.--Martin
Green, keeper of the lighthouse off Beau
voir near Pass Christian, Miss, single
handed. in a tiny catboat, rescued thiryy
boys ten and fifteen years old. four.
men and two sailors from the capsized
schooner on which the party from the
VI 81. G. A. summer camp had embarked
to attend the Biloxi regatta Tuesday
morning.
Old sailors declared the rescue the
most rema rkable exhibition OF cool and
skilful seamanship ever given along the
GOA sf L3Eas
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Heroes Hard Luck.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.,s July 6.-The
heroic attempt of Elmer Reinert. a
brakeman on the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad, resulted in a remarkable
case OF hard luck. He lost foot try
ing to save 8. A.. Mortimer. OF this city.
from suicide while 5Mortimer's5 only loss
consisted OF having his wooden leg
crushed to splinters.
Robbed Till to Answer PRAYERS.
P1TTsBURG. July Clearing the con-
gregatlon praying for money, Peter
eTobin. 10 years old. robbed n till OF so
and turned It over to the Arthur Street
Mission. 2s m g.
Peter said that while his father ex-
planned that 1t was not the way the Lord
answered prayers for money. he thought
EasF the church needed 1t SO bad there
would be no harm In taking 1t when the
man was not looking.
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y MILLER COTTAGE, aa
. to is N. Georgia Ave. Atlantic CltyS.N. j.
Capacity $50. Noted tor It's excellent table,
Electric lighted throughout. Rates fl25 duly.
and i1.0o weekly. a3
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Survives 5000 Volts.
HAMMOND, IND, July 6,-With a cur
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ia, "A series OF entertainments has been
arranged. Polk Miller and ns quar-
tette will appear twice. Next Monday
evening Mr.. Southwick will give Rich
elieu'' Mr.. southwick always has
pleased audience. Mrs. Southwick VIII
give an evening Of miscellaneous read
sings on Thursday.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-19
Fl c6Isra en-
. tOda Prussia,
DOben tOmaTSa IaS nOG0SaTlaS
prsClaClODeS SanItaTlaS.
eEstamos amenazados del terrible
malH-dicen en- Santo Domingo.

El cable hN snunciAd0-onmO 80 90
bs-que el hu6sDed del GGnges hsCe
estrs goa en- tOdS PrusiR.
r firi61dOge & ese Nsunt0. dice IN
cole GO domiDiCanC:
&c n motive de la Information c..
biegr6ica de nuestr0 sePViCiO especias
de 10 que hemos dichO. tomGnd0le
de la prensa extrHDjaras aceTcA del 90
lara, Ell miniatro de RaIsciones Exile
ri 7res puso nm csble & HAmburgo pare
GsbaF 10 que hAbIa de CieFtO a0bPe 10
existenciR de lR terrible epidemis en-
AlemAnia; racibiendo una contesSsCiOn
afirmatiVa de cuanto h0bfsmOs dich@
en- estas columns. Ea efeCSO, ell CO.
Iera eta csunDante en- el imperiO ale
man. So ha extepdidO en tods PfuaiR.
en- Berlin Sbundan Casos, y en- Ham.
buFQ0 se han presentadO aIgunoB. aun'
que aialadoG.
eEstsmos, pueB, EmanszRdog del te.
rrible NAL. Es neCesariO que las Ru
torid0des sRnitArias y el POder Ej'cu
two tomen todaa las preCGuCioEes psFa
imuediF al contaGio Que puede resultAr
de la comuniosci6n ComeFCi1I, y que
eVitar est0. que ser1t una vePdadePA
deag gFaciu, propenda con toda il eneT.
ola que reauieFe Ii gFRvedad del cRs0
Hay q ae comenzar pnr decretar a& cuA.
rentens para los buques pFocedentss
de pusFtoa sospeChOsos y 10 abaoluts
prohibition del trsfioo con equeIlos en-
que Ia despiadsda epidemic este rel
n0nte. No hay que CnnBiderar nRds
que no sea eI i nteT6s p6bli.O. la saIud
p6bliCa, Ia SalvaCi6n de un pueblo. de
un azote tan terrible. y del CuRI hBy
que IibF0rse 4 tnda costa
Creemos que no es ociOs0 reoomen.
dar & las CsmsEs autOridsdes santa.
riOa, que en- Puerto Rico 8e RdOpteD
Ias nsGe0ariss preCsuCiouea "a que II
Comu icaCi61 ComerCisIes del imp9-
rio Alem6n con paises vecinOs 8 6sse
no es pocR y que ell menOT de8cuidO
podrie ser de terribIes ConseCuenCiaS.
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Los EStadOS UnidOS
y Russia.
Las lmpOrtaGIOnaS anGTIeanaS en-
Russia tsntrdn las mIsmaS
VaDt3jaS que las 0tr0S.

En- Ell curse de la entrevista que
tuvO efecto entire Mr.. Roosevelt y
los plenipotenciarios GusOs en- Oys-
teFbay ell Z de los corrientes, ell Sc
nor Witte hizO entrega al presi-
dente Roosevelt, por orden del en-
peradOr de Russia, de Ia comunica-
ci6n siRUiente:
GHace slgunos amos, q consecuen-
cia de un NAL entendid0 en- Ia in
terpretaci6n de uu articulo de un
decreto, Sc estab eci6 en- Russia So
bre diferentes artfculos de prOduc-
ci6n americana derachOs de entra-
da superiOres q los percibidos sobre
los mismos artfculos importados de
OtrOs paises.
xSu majestad el emperaaor Nj
colas me ha oraenadO informar al
presidente De los Estados Unidos
que Sc feliclta por decretar la SUI
preston de la perception de dere-
chns superiores sobre los prOductOs
americanos, a fin de que en- 10 SUI
cesivo los industriales de los Esta-
dos Unidos psguen los mismos de-
rechOs de entrada que los importa-
dOreS de OtrOs pSises.H
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Board Of Medical Examiners Of
Porto RICO.
ESamsnos para M6diCOs, PraCtlCantss , COmadrO.
mas sl primer marSs do OCtubre de 1905.

Los Msdicos Aspirantes 6 licenCias
para pOder prActiCGr 10 medioin8 Y 10
uiFuifA en- PaertD Rico de b sr&n CumpIir
los requisites oignienteS:
1O.-PreaentAr en- Ia SsCFetaria de
este Board eI tftuIo que lee aoradite
como Me licOs CiruisnOs.
21.-Una GOliCitud iuradO ante el
iuez L otr0 SutOtidsd judicial, Gcredi
tSndo ser eI miBnO que firmR 10 soil
Citud.
3o.-PaRar un dereChO de SIS 90 en-
Tesore1fa.
4O-Pasar un exSmen de t0das lao
RSiGnAturaG que comprende la profs.
sion m6dica anita ID Junt0 examinsdo-
"a. Dioho examan tendr6 luGsr ell
Ter. maPten de Octubre pr6ximC, en-
laO OficinaR del B lard Cf Medical Exa-
miners
Los M6liCoO que ademss del lftuIo
que an tRl sentido les acredita. posean
nn State 5O0rd;. presentaF6n iguaI aoIi
Oitud b. rSn evidencia de est0g docu-
mentoB (sftulO y lioencis) ante Q!
SsOretariO que guSOribe. On los 90 dfss
que subsiGAn & Ia pubiioAci6n de este
1nunCiO Daber&n pRgar un derecho
de $25 90 en- b Tes0rerfa Pe0peCtivo,
entendi6ndOae que pasAdR eats Convo-
catOri0 SeP& consideradO como praO ica
illegal Ia de los M6iiCOs que no hubie-
zen CumplidO con eatos requisitos.
Los Aspirantes & PrActiCRntes y
ComsdrOnao presentsrSn soIiCitudeB
tsmbi6n j7rsdaS abOnarSn un dare-
loho de $1,000 Iog primerOB y de So 90
no gegundRB, p0T dereChos de examen,
v liOenCiR.
DiChOS ABpirantea preaentRrSn GER
fOaCionea que sCrediten hAber recibido
pr6ctiCa de Cirujia MenOr y dc Obs
tetriCia en- HuspitAleS 6 Nl ServiOiO
m6dic0 particular.
Las solioitudeg en- blanCO podr6n
pedirse & eHt8 SscretATfa, 10 mismO
que CuAlquiers expliCaCi6n que foeae
neCessria, relRCiOnAda con dichoS ex&.
n0enes.
EatOG tandr6n Iugar 81 dis 3 de
O'tubre de 1905. Dr. II Quevedo
BGes. SaCFetario. San FrunciscO Is 6
Ap~ rtadO 712 Sar Juan. 15v.S
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Noticias tabaCaIeras
MUcba anImlcltn 0D las itbfltaS
do los Independents.
Partjdas de tabaco en- alabama ell
mes de Agosto. .-Faenas agrI
coIas.

En- Ias fabFiCss da tabIqueros de Jog
indepandientes 80 tEabBja con mucha
anims ci6n. Jamsa en- eatg 6pocR del
M Sc ha aoatsnido 40 persnnal como
q que hoy exists. s6n en- a de menon
trabsi1. eHto oonsiste que en Los
meFCados exbFaDj >r0s van c0T oClendo'
90 sua mBFcsa y son EelegAdRa 81 olvldo
adueIIRs de gran .@dito que hoy par
tenecan al Gtrust1 que han cum DfGb b8-
do ue este solo ha trAtad0I de eXpi0tsE
81 n0mbra. poni6ndOle an mAtsrlal De
teFcer 0rden.
Las f.bFicaB de cigRFrog ContinuRn
lie luchA entsblada. unRs cont-a otEnS
an 90 que hsn sa1ido pe1jndiCadRs Lao
mapcas .fGVOTStas del tT4Sfr por cuy0
m0tiV0, como estD perjudiCa nota
blementa & aqualls p0deTOsg C0mps MA
pur Ia SecretNE1S de GobhrnaCi6n se
han tOmBdO s'guns pyOvidenCia. para
que 6 esa marcA del trust NO % Ee mer'
me "a ventA IT,.
Sfguese sscogiendo en- Santa Clara y
GU jurisdiction. en- IL que 9s hsceO
gran n1mero de tsFcidg. ID mism9 que
en- Cam&juar y PiaCetas.
En- Vuelta Absjo. c0nAin18se pPepR'
r6ndose y Rbon9nd0se los terrenos %
ra la pr6xima C1secha. v aunque txis'
% mucho antusiasmo. no % ssmbrarS
tsnto como en- Ia pasRda.
Desde Ell 81 de Agasto aI I30 del mis-
mo han lleGado s la Plaza do 10 rHabss
na las siguienteB partidas de tabaCo en-
rama. pFoCedentes de los caDtrOB pro-
du0tQHes.
De VueIta AbSio pOr el F. G.
del CASTE. ...,s... 80. 3 462
Ds SemivueEta. a...... .... -. / 524
De- Psrtid0. ......... -. ABB
De Vuelts Abajo pOr Is I1neR
de- Batabsn6. ............ -. 3406
De PartidO por 10 !fnea de GuR.
0RJay ..' '.o..s..""'o' 49, 1U6
De- S.gus y CAibarien por Va
pores v goletas. .......- :. 4.368
y goIetaG. =. 49,, =. 2 928
De Santa Cara Dor la Wis Cen-
tFaE -. 1. s-e-s-ss-s ,e.se 1863
Ds Cisnfacgoa pOr B .tsn6. ........
De SRntisgo de Cuba. .. e. 315
De Matanza8. ..o....s H.. 36
Total de tabaco llegad0 s
plnzs desde al 81 de Agosto &
30 deI mismS.. ~. % SAT
Anterior debde 10. de EnsFo 243 los
Total en- 10 que Va de- af1a.. 266. $50
Los Eef1Ore8 S6nchez y H4ya. acre
ditAdOs fabrlcantaa de tAbscos de Tenn
pa. han RdquiridO IL vega de Tirso
PFesmanes. de Pinar del Rfp, ascen-
dent i 900 terciog.
Tambi6n SoS at 1IoreB Perez ObeE0 =
Cs., S en- G. SucaaOrea de g. PAia-
clio. adquirierOn 10 tercioa de variaa
vegas de San Laia y R=mat38.
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I'm hOtnbrO hOnradO.

Senior Editor. .-+sirvass inform8r sus leo
Iores que 81 me esoriben confidencialmente
tes mandar6 por corrso en- carta sellada el
plan que segui por el cual obtuve 81 FestA-
blscimiento permanente y compaoto de mi
sslud vigor varonil despueS dc amos de gu-
frimientos de debilidad neFviosa, perdidaB
nocturnas parties debiles atrofiadas.
No ea mi idea oonseguir dinero de nadie;
fui robado estafado poP oharlatanes, hasta
perder Ia fe del g&nero humane. pero, gracias
& Dios, estov ahora bien vigorosoy fueFte, y
con deaeo de hacer conoCer & todoG este RENE
dio ciarto de ouTarse.
No teniendo NADIA que vsnder nj que en-.
viar g A D no deSeo dinero.
Direction; q. BrAnt. Box DalrSy. HlOh..
EE Uu.
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BIbIIogtsff' Dc las rlquozas
do Puerto Rico.

Don Joaqufu F .rreraS PsRsn. con.
ii 4 10 public ci6u de ana importan,
Is 0br8. Pro to apareCer@ eli 3sr
ca derno de- Bar. VOlumen. tituIado
GCiencia Liters turaa, y que fOrms
"a pate dR ia GBiblicgPaffa de lRs Ri
quez9G dc Puerto Rios
FL 3 II. tOm0 90 dediCA & dar & como.
Ger q los ints'eCtuStes de nue0t 70 pats.
Los doS tom"a anteFiorea fusr0n de-
d'c7dOa & II riQuezR Gzucsreva da d.
iDla dGndo en- eIlOS dAtoS mpy impor,
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PER.'Oi.Ii 'Oi.Ii..TDI..

EI diO 4 dol c9rriente en- Ell trayecto
de GuayamR 4 San juan habiendo he.
chO DRradS en- los b tales <C>Htillo1 de
duSyAm9 y eAm6ricts de Csyey &c ge
hG perdido & In o. Il re Crrmen M. de-
Guai. una aortiis con IN brilIante 40
ftArio.
La perscna que encuentrs dichR aor-
tijs y 10 dsvueIva 6 ae diriiV nor eaori
70 don T." a. Gpal dsndo Doticias
de ella an San Juan. cRlls de Tetu6n
D6mero 70 serS esr6lndidsments ore.
tificNdQ. 61
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La Prasa

A IR hora en- que escribimos astas
Iineas quedaDI muy pnCHs lnchHidadea
poF vender para Ia fanci6n de esta
noche. 6 bsnefaiO de La Presa, y
deaisadS & ls Co'onia EspafIola y 81
pGb'ido en- general.
El prrgrams C0nstR de n6mePoS
muy iDteresantss: Gran aCto de Con-
CieFto. violin y Pipnc; -osnzonetss.
, nuevss CrDlsa de Gade6u: eli mono.
lego Noche FeIig y Ia zprzuaaa da
tr0nSfurm- clopea Drama OomyugaE
Essa mocha nbtendr6 u0 Gxitu mas
81 9eoial artiats
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Inf6rmasa que de Ponce 90 ha heCho
una deDuncis al DapRrtsmento de ing.
trucci6D p6bIiCc.
El Rsupt0 60 delisGdO Y podemOs de-
cir que eli ComisionadO eatS estudiando
el Case CuidQdosameDte.
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LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTR.

Intinrio Saidas de Bayamon y Capt.
sal Embellishments.
Dias laborabie.- -MafanR 6, 6. IS, 8 30, 9.4 5
IL 90. Tsrde-12. Is, Las, 8.15, 4.35, 5.SO,y
Q. 15.
Diaa fastivos. M&fana 6.15, $50. 9.45
l1.0n Tarde IL IS, 1.30, 2.30, $50, 43), 30
6.15.
Bilstes baratos para dias fest'voS. De
CAta6o q BRy0m6n, ida vuslta ~ olase
s0-25 % olase so 10 De BRvam6n Cataflo
ida vuelta 10 clase so Is. % clase so 10.
Billete ordinario de Capital Catafio en-
% class 5 centavos
Bayam6n, 10 de Septiembre de 1908, Ra-
mon VA1des
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IRB:GlDOB GEaeRAL

CONSEJO ALAS MADRES. .-- lei iarabe cahnante
is IA sehOra WnsoW debe sempre que los nihos
en- el periodo de Ia den ci6n Proportional avo
'Nmedisto al peluedo pacente, produce un sutio
=ural tranquilo nyia ell dolor ell angelic desPerta
luy Vivo allegro Es muy agradabe al paladar, Camp
ii nifo ablanda sus encias avia dolores, hace &
Giles iss funcones del est6mago zegula los intestno
Es e neior remedio conocido para lR darrea va Fro
Vena 6sa de IA dentici6n de eualquiera otra causa
Tsnase mucho cuL Ado en- pedif el "JaFabs CRinlaoS
da n Se6ora WinsaVf1 Is el nnoioT de to,SoE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-19
RofOrmas on Ia eareeI

TrGtsae de hscsr reformas oh 10 oar
eel municipal y an verdad que ae hR'
cen nesAsAriAs de tOdo punto.
E deUHrtamanto destin&do & mule
res es h6medo y NAL aan0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-19
Ia ADtarchs dsI SIglo Xxx

1'f6rmsGe gus esta SoCisdad de re
EFe0 que oHn tantO esmeFc CaIeb'S sus
tleBtas ore ouanta can ura p 6gode
oe d"mas ) 1aVsnes de 10 mas sslsC-
tn de . Ciass AFtessnR, est& hsClendO
gFandas prepATstivoa para el baile
eros , que te dFS Of scto el 1e. de
Octubrs pr6ximO.
Duda o. DDimRoi6n que reina entre
Log 9, clos y ls aCtividHd que 90 innsts
6 10 Directive de ambos saxos Ie ase.
guramoa an @xito complete & tan az.
leot0 grupO social.
XXX,
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Juot3 EsGOIar d 9 San Sebastian

VNCante una efCueIG rural de esta
E1uhlClpaaidAd, 90 OOnvOCs por ID pre-.
1e1te 6 los maeOtr0S que deSeeE GoIiCi'
LiCisRrlR, invitando & enviar les sOlici.
tudea antag del dia 25 del COrrieuta -
Sar S~baSti6n. Saptlembre 16 de 1905.
--Mag0et I. Font. SeGretAri0 de IL
Juntn EaColar. 3v-n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-19
ROb 'LLAVE. +"

Raco0ooidamente al mas purO. hiaie
Moo = agrsdahle que ae fabriCa en el
pSiS Sc vands en- lOs pPiCipslaR eNts.
bsacimierS-s. 40 AreCibo nor Sune
aoPsa Aa Ruaas & Ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-19

Ell SuItsn de MsrrueOos estG muv
preOCu HsdO. pOrqua los m&dicGs
han prohfbi1o use Otrs bebida uua no
sea 10 cerVeza xPabst9s pues les de 90
pals son muH faeFtss y le quitsh la
tacuItadeq mentRles NJ. R. zCaIdkHon
g CO. Tetu6D II tiens do aqueIla Ger
VezA exiatencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-19

DE j ECHEVA ARIA.
Plaza Principal al Iadd del AyunfomianFo.

EfaCtos para CRbaIleros, sefforaa y
nih.s. Rops hscha, srtfcuios de uuin.
osli2 y OtFCs obietOg de arts. EfectoR
Eeigiosoa y al meior dulos an almf-
hap
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bee La compns no assume