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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-21
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Concluded from Fourth Page.)

two thousand dollars, lot, block IL,
Fourth addition
Mrs. Katie f. Miller, to erect a
frame dwelling of three-rooms to cost
$500 on lot 2, block IS, First addition.
Missi Minnie Miller, to erect six
room cottage 10 cast about $1,000 OH
lots 6 and Z, block "a, Fourth addl-
ton.
Thomas ]. Ashford, TO erect an addi-
tion of two rooms to rear or and build
porch and make general Improvement
to front of house now situated on
lot Is. block "a, First addition.
Mrs. Lillian X. Lyman, 70 remove q
one-story dwelling now situated on lot
rs, block 50. city, TO lot s, block q
Third addition.
Mrs, Lillian X Lyman, to erect a
six-room cottage to cost 81 500 or ST..
500, lot IS. block 50, city; No. 327
Ninth street
p. G, Callahan, TO erect two three
room cottages to cast about $500 each
on lots 80 and "a, block "a, First adIi.
| ton.
| Margaret r. Williams, to erect an
addition Of two rooms on second story
to rear of building now situated on lot
IS. block ~, First addition. No. 2714
Commercial avenue.
w. j. Lawler, to remove one two.
story frame dwelling from lot rs,
block 81, City to lot 9, block 3, Third
addition.
Alderman June moved that the re.
port be received and permits granted
az recommended. The motion was
| adopted
The building committee submitted
the following additional report:
TO the Honorable, the Mayor and
Members OF City Councils
Gcntlcmcn~-To the end that the
building laws OF the city be more
strictly observed, we. the building
committee respectfully Recommend
that the Mayor be requested TO n
struct the police officers that heref r
they observe where buildings are .
ing constructed, reconstructed or re
moved and ascertain II proper pcrml
has been issued for same,
J, Alderman Wood moved that tho re
pert be received aud recommendation
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Work on New eank lobby.

The work on the new lobby at the
City National Bank on Ohio street is
progressing rapidly A car load Of
marble to be used In the construction
Of the lobby arrived yesterday. MIR.
JOIN s. Ais9norpe. cashier Of che
bank. has received word from Weary
{ Afford, the firm In Chicago which
is constructing the interior furnish
ing for the lobby. that the work Is
rapidly progressing.
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Boys and Girls Play Ball.

Following the exercises at the
American Boy Day Celebration at ST
Mary's Park yesterday the visitors
were entertained with an exciting
game of ball between the Cairo Cham
pions and the American Beauties. The
latter team In composed of young girls
Of the city and the Champions are
young men, who were defeated by the
Beauties by score of % to 3. Mr.
II. Bobbs acted as umpire.
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Lonn Trip in Auto.

The longest trip ever made by Ca
roites in an automobile was com.
pleted Wednesday night, when Dr. A.
A. Bondurant. accompanied by Engi-
neer Albert Kratky, arrived in Cairo
from Kokomo, Ind. in the formers
new machine, making the trip from
that city TO Cairo, distance of over
400 miles. in five days. having left
there Friday. The machine, which Is
a new and modern pattern. was driv-
en- all that distance by Mr.. Kratly
who is an expert machinist Not a
single breakdown was experienced
and the machine made remarkably
fast time all the way.
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AMERICAN BOY
DAY A SUCCESS
Many Hundred Boys Gather and
Hold Appropriate Exercises
THE PARK WAS FILLED
DELIGHTFUL BASKET DINNER
AND TROLLEY RIDE Proceed
ED A PATRIOTIC PROGRAM.
= "A CREDIT TO ALL
CONCERNED. r

The American Boy Day celebrated
in Cairo yesterday was a grand sue
cess and over $50 of the coming young
men OF the city and surrounding towns
congregated at st. Mary's Park and
duly celebrated the day.
The American Boy Day was inaug-
urated at the ST Louis Worlds Fair
year ago by Mr.. Sprague of De
troit. Mich. It was suggested that
the day be celebrated in other cities
annually and Cairo was one of the
five cities In the country to take up
the suggestion.
Mr.. I. A. Hundred, who was former
II secretary Of the " NJ. G. A. of
this city, has worked hard and I'M
ceasingly for the past few weeks in
preparing suitable and cretlitable
program and arranging the details for
the occasion.
His efforts were rewarded Sester
lay when fully $50 boys assembled
MT the park TO listen and take part IN
the excellent program.
AT noon the boys gathered al St.
Mays Park where beautiful din
ner was served by the following COM
mitsee: Mrs. w. N. Butler, chairman,
Mesdames wv. s. Dewey, w. E. Bar
ron, Charles Farrell. Others who as
sisted in serving were: Mesds.mes
Henry Smith Candee, w. ]. Johnston,
r. B. Farrin. Sr., Williams and the
Misses Nellie Fisher. Maude L0flin.
Mabel Engler, Hattie Eisenherg,
Maude Gilman and Julia Farrin.
-Four long tables were placed In the
pavilion, each seating twenty-efght
boys. After dinner they crowded in
to three trolley cars and took a ride
around the belt railroad, cheering and
waving flags and attracting much at
tenfion Of everyone along the line.
Returning to the park the following
program arranged by MIR. Hundred
WIS carried out.
Piano Solo, Malvin Franklin.
Welcome address, Judge w. S
Dewey
Welcome to boys, Glenn Butler, Cal
no.
Response, Miller Hughes, Wickliffe
Ky.
Violin solo, Howard Frank, Cairo.
Recitation. Jim Kimmel. Carbondal'
Grafton. Ameficanism, Jay +
vickers, Vienna.
Piano solo. Kyle Ent. Cairo.
Reading prize poem, Hugh John
ston, Cairo.
Letters from Eminent Men,
Egg race Rabbit race.
Piano solo, John Beck, Cairo.
Flag salute-Singing of THE Sta
Spangled Banner and America" le,
by the Episcopal choir boys
Recitation, HI H. Grace, Wickliffe
ky
Gas pipe solo, Harry Craig, Cairo.
Recitation, Earl Spence, Noun
City
Vocal solo. G. j. McNulty. Cairo.
Violin solo, David Rosenberg, V
emma.
Original song by audience
Benediction
Mr. w, G. sprague Of Detroit, pul
Usher Of THE American Boy" wa
to have made an address bur was pr
vented from attending by illness.
The program reflected much cred
upon Mr. Humbert ard those WI
took part in 1t. The various recit
tions, songs and speeches all carrie
a note Of patriotism, and other mob
sentiments that was pleasing and e
ililerating to listen to.
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win start Branch store.

~ Sander. the tailor. win occupy
the new two-story building which is
in course of erection on Commercial
avenue, between Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth streets. with a first
class stock of furnishing goods and
wearing apparel as soon as the build
ing is completed Mr.. Sander leaves
today for Chicago 10 purchase the
stock for this branch store, also his
main store and his store at Peoria. Ill.
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Catfish Lived In Loo.

In large hollow log raised by
a snagboat the other day near Gray.
vile, H., the crew captured a cat
fish Of between sixty and seventy
pounds weight. The fish was In the
hollow head first and was not discov-
cred until the log had been sawed
OFF. A rope had to be placed around
the monster and two men had all
they could do to pun 1t out. In the
log with the fish there were eggs suf-
ficient to fill five-gallon can
Capt. w J Mcdonald, boiler inspec
tor at Nashville, has not resigned al
reported, but Is off on a leave Of
absence.
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Purchased GROCERY Store.

j, w. Simpson, Of Barlow, Ky, has
purchased the grocery store of the
late Fred'k. Sticher at 1916 CONNER
cial avenue and will remove his fam
lily here in few days. He will oc-
cupy one of Mr. Peter Saup's new
houses on Washington avenue near
Twentieth street.
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PURCHASED Pronertv.

Mrs. NJ. Hyman has purchased the
property at 314 Eighth street consist
ing of a frame residence and lots
from Miss Matilda Conant of Evans,
vile, Ind, a sister of the late Mrs.
w. H. Oakley, formerly of this city.
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Washinuton bulletin.

Washington, July 2o.--Following is
the weather forecast for Illinois for
the next "a hours:
Fair Friday and Saturday; warmep
Saturday; light northeast winds. be
coming variable
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Where the Breakers Come In.

falling in that. they We're TO be dis
qualified
Where the Breakers Come In.
And that is where the real breakers
for the league begin to loom up. Bo-
mar was yesterday wired an increase
of S25 over the salary he was receiv-
ing al Hopkinsville and he answered
that he could not accept It as Padu-
cab had offered him more. The agree
ment binding players to certain teams
was made in good faith and Is to be
kept by all teams In the league. AT
any time waen one fails it will mean
internal strife and the ultimate dis
ruption of the league for this and
many more seasons.
Paducah In the Wrong.
Paducah has no right to dicker for
Cairo player. for that is what Bomar
is to be considered now, and if they
once begin that sort Of work, in VIC
lation OF the agreement, the trouble
will be brought to head and the
league will be broken up.
viii Break Up League.
That statement Is vouchsafed for
by the heads Of all teams represented
at the meeting last Tuesday and Il
not TO be taken as an idle threat. And
further than that, If Paducah contin
lues to attempt TO secure players right
fully. according 10 the agreement, be
longing TO other teams, or any Of Cal
ro's, when the league Is broken VI
this city will raid the Paducah clut
and take three Of her best players
bidding their salaries so high that II
order for Paducah to keep them ther'
will be red rag hung out in from
of distillery and a street car lin,
go into the hands Of a receiver.
Break Up Paducah Team.
The above three Indians, the hes
in the bunch, have wanted to come {,
this city for some time, and If
4. comes 10 where we have to play In
dependent ball they will get the OF
portunity Or some corporations in tn
! Indian village will go broke hangin
: onto them
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To Purchase Laundry Machinery.

Conductor r. B, Lynch, of the Cot
ton Belt railroad, one Of the incorpora
Tors OF the White Lilac laundry, which
will be located at Twenty-ninth and
Poplar streets, left for Chicago today
10 purchase machinery for the plant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-21

solid gold watch chain, with slide
charms, set with pearl. Fiader will
Do rewarded u returned to the Bulle-
tin office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-21
The WEATHER
Temperature Yesterday.

Maximum temperature, 81 degrees.
Minimum temperature, 75 degrees.
Temperature at Z p. m, rs degrees
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-21

The night agent of the Illinois Cen
trail and Mobile and Ohio office, Ar
thur Hargraves, returned to his duties
last night after having been i'll for
several days. Operator Zimmerscheid,
who was sent here TO relieve him, has
gone to Murphysboro for. ten days
service there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-21

Ike Elliott. Of this city. who left
for the central part Of Arkansas two
months ago TO accept large log
hauling contract for d lumber com
pany, has been forced to return 20
Cairo on account OF his III health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-21

Mr.. A. L. Chaplin. travelling electric
ian for the Illinois Central, was in the
city yesterday. He installed the first
electric fan at the depot which has
been seen there since the time it was
built
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-21

Bert Davis, formerly operator at
Davis, on the NJ. and o.. recently cop
Ter at the NJ. and O. dispatcher's office,
has resigned his position with that
road and accepted one at Nation,
with the Big Four He was relieved
by Operator Ingram, Of Alto Pass,
who will return to his position at that
station as soon as Operator Foster, OF
Trenton. prepares to take his place
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PURELY PERSONAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Hon Reed Green has returned from
a business trip to Louisville, KY
Mr. w. Z. Smith. of Memphis for
merly OF this city, Is here on brief
business trip and will remain here two
or three days.
Z Mr.. Henry Bernstein. who was to
have gone with Mrs. Bernstein for a
soiourn at Dawson Springs. KY, Wed
nesday, was taken suddenly very Ill
and Obliged 70 abandon the trip.
Mrs. Ellen Duggan, mother Of DR.. j.
r. Duggan, who has been seriously III
at her home. 20oi Poplar street, was
removed yesterday afternoon to st
Mary's lnhrmary for treatment.
Mrs. John ]. Jennolle. Jr, OF Mo
bile, Ala, daughter Of Major and Mrs
Il. w Halliday, of this city, under
went a successful surgical operation
for appendicitis In Chicago Wednes
day, which her friends will be pleas
cd 70 learn was highly successful
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Como tTaBajt oI Con
S0IO aver
nj 1 lsabaIa nI Z las MaTias So
Los tOnEeia alIIeIpG
"A las 3.25 B. m se lavanto "a se-
sion.

"a las tres ca punto habia cinco se-
6Ores en 81 salon del ConseiO.
Medlas tintas en- 6I alQdn fresco
pues funcionaba 81 vantiIadOr r6pioas
menfe. AnimadcB nlQunos ia los se-
1ores departen smios sblemente Disz
Navarro. Post y 81 Tesorero. El DR..
Barb0sA esCgiba Cd 81 pupitrg = San.
chez refexiona profondnnente. Sc
aouerda de 81 candidatura para aquelIa
plaza Sin sueldo-uue recomendaba
ayer manana Z Csrbonell. Besoaa 3 del
VaIIe.
"a les tres y diez ists y demSs. 4
hOn0rabIes.
Sc az cuenta "a los informes de
In Comigi6n "a Hacianfa Preeupuea.
toe refeFentes. { roIieitud de fonlog
nara Cnnstrucc;fn da nno caaS aacueIa
en A0naa BnanSe 3 uoIie;t,1d IA an nr-
ficino cle D nm 5nIlsrs rern 81 "a vnn.
tamianto "a Toa AEtn A To primero
50 acuerde oue pnse 81 sefIor Comisio-
nado de Instrucci6n parB oue inf0rme:
& lo segundo. done ndo.
Sobre error 81 une Ordeaanz8 para
antiCipo 81 Ayuntsn,iento de Bbyam6n.
Queda autOrizads aoueIIa corporation
para hscer las enmiendas en- d soIici.
tud indicada.
Lle0s 81 Auditor
La Comisi6n de Hsciends y Presu-
puestos inform referenta petici6n
del aIcaIde de San Sablati6n para di1-
poner de 80 y picu de dclIars sobran.
tes de un anticipo de ffondos. Cue se
deVuelVsn 81 Ies0ro como abonO s Ia
auma f6cilitada. ApOya eat0 Cd TesO-
rero.
El alCalde de IsabAIa pide 1000 do
liars como anticipO. DsneQado.
D6saprobada otra sOlicitud identics
del AynntBmiento dc lns Marfag
In Comisi6n de HaCienda y Preau-
pubstos informs desf sfGVoFabl blements Ta
petiCi6n del alcRlde de Vega Bsia re-
fsrente q dispOnee de IN s0brante de
tFesCient0s dollars 3rOcedente de nm
Rnticipo Que se deVueIvR 81 Tesor0
como psg0 pRrCial de aquel.
Resjuste de sueldOs de dos emplea-
dos de corEeos. ApAIece una ec0no-
mia de doscientos dollars. La apoya
eA seG0F Iesorer0. Di9z Navarro es.
tudia ID moci6n. AprobAda sin dis
cusi6n.
Mr.. Post hace algunas preguntas &
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del magnifco cinemat6grafo que Sc
exhibe en- nuestro teatFo y que q no
du1ar es el meior aparato de esta
especie que ha Venido 4 la isla.
Las fguras son de gran tama1io
cojiendO todo ell perimetrO del tel0n
esc6nico. Dara function ell jueves,
sabado y domingo.
En- Ia presente semanas orde-
nara por Ell aIcalde el pago de los
habefes de los empleados municipa-
les correspond :entes 4 los meses de
EnerO. Febrero5 y Mario del cOFFien-
te.
-Parece que escasea 81 aqua en-
Ia represa de la planta de la luz
el6ctrica y que no tiene esta La in-
tensidad acOstumbrada.
-Ha fallecido la respectable sefio-
"a Dolores Gil de Lamadrid MEM
bro de una distinguiaa familia de-
la localidad. Paz sus restos.
Esta noche dara retreta en Ia
plaza la banda de Ia escuela indus
dustrial que dirije 81 se1ior Ornes
-El 2 de abFil pr6ximo comen-
zaran en- la iglesia cat6lica las mo-
venas dedicadas q Ia YiFgen de- les
Dolores.
Aver tarde ocuFri6 un incendio
en- Ia hacienda 2Las ClarasS que.
mandose 81 cuerdas de cana debidoI
q Ia gran intensidad del viento que
Teina ba.
Ha tornado possession de una
escuela en 81 baFFio de Garr0chales,
el intelligence professor don Federico
Wig .aFE0ndQ.
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RsbsIs dc prBeiO pasalB Auto
m6VIl. AgusdllIa Cimuy Q
VlGev0TSa

LA empress Gim6nez, correspon-
dieado & d protecOi6n con que Sc lie
favorecs y deseando Continuar acree-
dores & Is misma. anuncia 81 p1bliC0
los siguientes precios:
Aguadila Camuy vice-verGa 81
so ctVs.
ARuedilIa & Camuy. ida y YueIta,
V6IidO pOr 10 diss. 81 so.
Los vipjsrOs de San Juan & Ponce
deber6n sacar paUeia senCilI0 ca los
trenes hasta Camuy 8 AguRdiIla res
pectivamente Dor los pFecios de tbrifA
p entire estos dos puntos tomar paseje
con ID empFesa Gim6nez. disffutandO
aaf de Ia comodidad, geguridad RAJ
pidez que bFinda esd ya may acredita-
de en- presa y obteniendO una economfR
que no go2alfsn de otro mOdo. Agen-
tes San juan R. CaFbia y Sucesoreg
Hardie Bros. Plaza Principal. Aqua
diIla M. Gim6nez. Meysgiiez OHotal
Carb6.S 15. v. 3.
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NOtiCiaS de ATeGibO.
de nuessr0 o0resgonso5 J

Mario 26.-Ha presentado la re-
nuncia de su cargo de presidente
de la Junta local de la asociaci0n
SUni6n de Puerto Rico0 el se1or
don Adrian Padilla fundada en- mo-
tivos de salud. De lamentarse es,
que elemelto tan valiosO abandone
Ia direction del partido unionista
en- esta ciudad.
El pr6Kimo yi6rnes comenzaran
en- esta ciudad las cOnfeFencias es-
cOlares 4 las que asistira en- repre-
sentaci6n del Departamento una se-
nora americana.
BFillantes fueFon las pguebas
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On iOVen do san Juan abandOna-
% pOT una llufhaCha Del
0eSle.
Ahora el quieFe demandarIa para
que cumpia 81 paIabra.
{ De maestro Copregp0nso1 espeotigl.l

Maysqasz. 26. - EI iuicio contra Ge-
nGro RsmiPez y otros pOr inCendiOs 81
que dando iuego.
El JurndO estuYo ayer cOnotitnldo
hnsta laa de Ia madrugade sin pOder
daE vere6icto por no llegar una con-
clusi6n.
Sc asegura que ID oausa pasara & la
CoTte de Distrito de Ponce. para que
sea FeVisada.
Sc aseQura que an abOgadO dc eS-
tR ciudRd presentars demanda contra
una senorita de h IOCalidad. TOR in-
cumplimiento de pr0maaa matrimonial.
Los hsCh 8 que Sc denunciar6n son
como sigue: nm joven de San Juan ha
Ce1ca dc tres anus lleVAba amores con
prOmeaa de casamiento. con Ia sefloFi-
ta ameFitada.
HAce aIQ6n tempo que 81 dese6
trasladaEse 6 Los Estndos Unidos con
objeto de estudiar ing'es y otras ma
terias y ella Sc opuso & clio. Icgrsndo
que Ell j0Ven de refsrencia deaistiera
de gu pVoyecto que 81 considerable cons
titufa so porVenir.
PerO resnlta que 81 anRmorado ga
Ian ha POGO Heg6 & May0Risz y Sc en-
eqentra que "a Dulcine1 contraers ma-
trimonio con otro.
Pea 0EGcia le hs hecho ID eaIabazA
= para cOnsoIarse quiere nm dulCe para
pOderla tFagar.
Esto quiere deCir que Las c0labGsas
sean ma0OcNl5nGs 8 .fensenssas traen Sc.
rios di6gustos.
En- 10 gucesivo para contraer matri-
monio habr6 que pOner las novias az
peso como Sc hacis con los gallos Rnti-
guRmente. y contratar Ia boda por Ii
pinta.
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200 600 de adTilI0s S.

Sc solicitsn proposiCiones de Con-
signatarios , Agentes de buques para
81 trRsporta de 200. 900 de lRdFilIog de
Ponoe & San J nan y de Ponce s Ia Ha-
bSns. Psrs mas informes, dirigirse &
Ta Compaffs AgtfcoIa Industrial de
pOwNn &
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R0N nLLAYE."

Reconocdsmente eI mas puro. higie-
nic0 apradable que Be- fabEiCR On 81
~. Sc yende en- los qricipales esta-
bIecimiento2. eu Arecibo por Suce-
a0raa cYa Roses 6s Ca.
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Alnorranas

Sc PABECE De EsTA ENEFpsaEran
9as4
viIoso A"AS1VO' oNaOh3s1Oz p II mAN
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En- estR impReDts De Vende papel de-
pegi6dioO Yieio { ~ 20 quiptal
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Or. AntOnio 10 Molina.
Espeoialista en- enfermI Iedades de los oios, la
nariz, los oidos y la gaYganta.

Ra0reaa & Ponce z fines de este mes
de Margo. de lCs Estados Unidos. So
ofrece de nuevO SO antigua cl1entela
= a p1ib'ico en- general, hRbiendo re-
cuneredo "a salud con sn permanencia
en New York de donde trae tOdos los
euevos inatruplentos y Rparatos de su
~ c,aeiaIidad. 30V. SC
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INn.GInnR REfR!I


3NSEIO a. LAS M fADR X rs. - = iarape cal4ala
tu ~ senort Minsiow eie nslise cmpre Que los ninos
9stanen elperodo de a der ici5n Proporeiona aiyio
Immediate al psquehp pheientc produce sueno na-
turai panquilo aliYia a dolbt e angelic desples
mny vyo allegro. Esmiy agradahc al paladar, galmas
AZ nip abanda enciRs, ali5a kus dolores, hafe a
cieslas funcoaes del est6maRo Fcgua los nteskinos
Es el meior reuedio conocdo para Ia darrea ya pro-
eenga &sia de In dentci4n qq uaqqiera ora cRu9a
TSnPase mucho cuidad0 en pedlr 81 arahS GalnaaTtp
de Ia Sehora Winslow" es el me1pT de todoco
BE8PuE8 DE PROBAR todos los angano-
SOS remedies que se anuncian es ouando mas
eeagradece Ia eicaoia RADICAL del Digesti-
vo Woiarrieta cuya supeFioridad esta univer
salmente confrnada.
Curaciones dssesperadas en- personas blen
aonocf dss que 10 tomaron dufar to tres me-
ses son las que 10 han hecho glorioaOs pero
IN solo estuche produce mejor efecto que
anR docena dc frascos de cuslquier otro re-
medic; poroua ademks de sci 81 fnico verda-
dero Curative radical del est6mago del
intestine. ain enganosa Rcoi6h calmante, es
Digestive Purihcador de los alimentos
Sc debe exigir que ceda hostia tenga gra
bado 81 nombRe Digestive Mojarrieta
Dap6sito general de Las FarmaciaS de Blaneo "a Sa,
Ramon Almazan Fidel GuillerTneGy, On san o4s.A
de Puerto-lcO; de VenEa on Las prlnclpales DEo$uH
rias de Europa America
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N0tieIas generates

Sc REALIZAN.--Las Casas uitua-
daa en- Ia caIle de Ii Cruz no 6 y For.
taI eza 46 & precios conveaieltsa.
Imformaran s.. Melon e Co. San
Justo 10 90v.G
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EspI6naldO FeTlato

Tansrk efscto 81 dia 81 de Mario &
Taa ~ al IA noche en- he casa de presta-
mos de jose Bszan. Alien III, de Lag
prendas no renovedas CRnceladas 9 su
debido tempo.
LA CASA CONTINUA AAC1EN !
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Antiseptico y desinfectante.
Para limpiar ID boca y Idlentes no
tiene iRual.
Quita todo olor ofensiVo.
FARMACIA AMERICANA
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Observation-Disclosures de Bayamon y Capital
simultaneamente.
Dias laborable. IN Mahana 9, 10, $50; 81 40
y 100 Tarde 1915, 40 3.45, 4.S5, 5.5O y
6.15.
Dias festivos Mariana 8. 8 10, $3.50, Vl45
y Loo. Tarde l2,l4, l.30, 2.30, 3 30, 4.5O, 5.5O
~ 6.15.
BiTetes baratos para dias festivos De Ca
tano Bayam0n, ida vuelta l :: clase SO-S5
~. clase SO-16, De Bayanlon q Catano IDA
y vuelta l 2 clase 0. Is, 2 g clase O1O
Billete ordinario de Capital q Catano en-
2p olase 3 centavos;
Bayamon, 10 de Septiembre de l9O3. Ia
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a las dos es continuada 6sta.

"A Las dos eg COntinu&da 6sta.
VpeIYe q hRcer uso de Ia palabra al
Fiscal. robusteciendo su acusRci6n de
una maneNa terminsrte. Su perorR-
ci6n dura h0ra y medis.
El Juez presidente SO extiende en-
conaiderac clones al JurAdo, para ell me-
ior cum plimiento de 50 deIicado cargo
en- tan grave Causs.
a las custFO y minutes Be retiFa ell
Jurado & deliberar.
Pasan Iaa horas y no hsy aoluci6n
Dan las 12 de la noche en- 81 mismo
estadO.
PoF 20. en- IL m. mana de hoy saba
do, pFonuncia Ell Jurado el siguienta
Vereiictc
eNoaotroe, ell Jursdo. creemos Al
acusado j ot6 de Thomas, c6mpIice del
delitO da homici3io Voluntario. come.
lido ca u persona de ApgeI Romero
Cd eNini.
In pena que apaFpjs este daTito, es
de 8 10 amos de prisi6n.