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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-08
Acadia Municipal do San Juan.
A N o N CT o

AprobAdR por el Concej1 Municipal
On session de primero de j aniO Corrien-
to 10 cIasifi saci6n hechs por ests Al
CRldfa para ell CObrO de d contribution
especial durante el pr6xiuoO eiercicio
de 19056 1906, sc hace sabsr t0doO
lOs ComeFciAntes & I1dustriales que f
gurAn en- dichS Qualification que desde
cate dfa hRsta el 90 de lol cOrEieDtes,
inclusive, Se Gdmltir6n todas los FecIa-
maciOnes que ae esta bsezcBn contra
RqUella clasificGoi6n. c1yau FeelamaCiC,
mes seTkn interpueBtRs en- esta AlCsldfS.
quien Iag reg0lVer6, pudiendo loa inte.
resados sIzArse ante el Conceil NUM-.
cipal.
TranacurFido eI t6rmino aefisladO no
Re admitir& reclamation aTgunR Il
quota con que Cads comeFclnnte 8 in
duBtriAl figure en- d Classification, aer&
CObrAda p0F ell MuniCipi0 opOrtuna-
mente.
San Juan, P. R.. Junio Z de 1905.
RH. TODD.
AIoRlde de Sal Juan.
BY.G.
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CASH De RQESPElES.

La que pertenecfa & 10 st Il 1rits Fe.
Gcia Fernandez hs pasado Is pr0pie-
dad de nuev0 due6o. habi6ndoae hechO
en- diCho ablecimient0. gFandea
mejorGs; eatR casa tiene mt fgnifioea y
ventiladas habitaciones, que Be- arrien-
dan con 8 sin c0midas.
I@mDlen @ene un ms&D l1c0 mira.
dor c3mpuesto de tres habitaciones-
luz elestricas y t0do ell seFVici0 nece-
aariO. para una familia peQuefi0: diri
1snse, Luna 48. 15v.s.
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Con IL opinion de los aboeldos
que hay en- Ell ConsejN Ej sCutivO, ee vs
q enVfaF al Sensdor FOrs ksF. IN ibf0r'
me rtfsrente & h foFms en- q elloa en-
tisnden, Sc debe interpreter Il ley que
lleva 1u nombre. en los asuntos de pre-
supueatog.
Hoy ge vera anta 81 iuez muni-
cipal el iuicio contra Juan Bautista
Cruz, acusado de Abuso de conf shza.
~ Tr6tsse de envinF s Washir gEon.
una tFsducci61 Completa de los diacur-
aos pFonuncisdos en- el Conseio Ejecu
two. con motivO de II CEeaci6n de ID
pegaduPia central.
Don Agustin CollazO. prOpieta-
rio de JuncOs, Sc encuentFa on San
Juan.
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METILOIDEs hi mel 7r y mas segurado
de todos los especifcos hasta ahora cohocidos
para ID cura permanente dc todas los enfer-
medades de la uretra, va sean 6staS cr6nicas
8 pgudas. Contiene el duio cura por COM
pleto en- menos tempo que ningIin otFo pre-
parado similar, las gonorreas, espermatoreas,
Distitis, eot Mejor que las inyecciones v muy
superior al s&ndalo y oopaiba. Empieza q
Eurtir su efecto las tres cuatro hoTas de
haberEe tornado.
Los nMETILOIDES" son f6ciles de tomar,
estan preparados de manera qne no revuel-
ven el est6mago nj producen malos efectos,
De Venta en- todas las Beticas. Pidanse
muestras gratis sus Gnicos fabricantes.
Frederick stearns b Ca, Detroit, Mich.
r. H. A.
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BONBILLAs EcOH0nIGls.

Pueden verse On Ias ofcinas de q
5. a. sLuz E'eCtrics.s Las hay de
VRFias classes para loa RbonadOs Que
usan contador. Sc pueden gFaduar &
diversas intansidades.
Tamhi6n han FeOibid0 cuboa especia-
leg para q aIumbTado para anuncioa.
Dichol cubos hacen que 90 ape guam
peri6dicamente las Iuces conaumiendo
men0s y IIamando b atenCi6n del
p6bic0. 13v. 3p. D..
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E @pil81 del ''PiIIlO'
Sc psgt IN iiTO.
So iu6 { Il costa plssytndoS0
J d fOnantanlo WhItasIdo Sc
suicide Do psSaT.

Naw York Mayo 2s.-Un clble de
YaIparaino. via GalVeston y Texas,
dice que existe indesCriptible constsr-
naci6n on Chile. producida por h no
ticia de que 81 cFucaro de teYCera claaa
SPresidente Pinto. ehoc6 contra ma
roca faera del puerto De QaalIon.
So comsndante 81 capitsn Whiteaide
se suicide Immediate manta.
EFR an ioYen de mucha educAci6n y
uno De los oieiales de mas reput4ci6n
en- II armada ehilena
Sa cree que al crucer0 ePinto2 pue
de ser aaEVkdo.
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la iangI6n de hoy.

Ia Sociedad Artfatica en- combina-
ci6n con el Q. nocido artista Mr.. or
dan y su f mi 10. renombrados acr6-
batas, fseCe para hoy el siRuiente es-
pectscu'n.
To- Sorprendentes carreras de BIZ
cioIetas por una via casi vertical. eis.
Cutados por Mr.. Merchant y b Com
psfIfa.
21-El hombrs de varias formas
por Mr. Gregory Novikoff, gran equi.
libristR ruso.
3o-Miss Nellie Jordan c1ntar6
SNavbio0 y eReste-LA0 preCiosas can
clones RmericanRB.
41.-La preCioss zRrzuela Ella bue.
M moZS.D
DiffCileo trabpj1s sobre 81
nIGmbre. con Is pTimera apnrici6n de
Miss Josephine Jordan.
61.-Pantomim8 C6micR Sci bar
bero.o
7o.-La aplaudida zRrzueIa eLas
CamDRnadEs
SEE trApeoio volante por Il fl.
miIia Jordan.
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yn h0InhTa hanTad0.

Senior Editor. -sirvase infoFmar sus lee
torres que 81 me escriben c9nfidencialmente
les mandare poT correO en- carta sellada el
plan que seguf por 81 cual obtuve el resta-
blecimiento permanente Compacto de mi
salud vigoF varoniI despnes de amos de su-
frimientos de debilidad neFviosas perdidas
nooturnas parties dGbiles atrohadas.
No es mi fdea oonsapuiF dinero de nadie;
fuf robado estsfado por charlatanes, haata
paFdeF la fe del g6nero humane, pero, gracias
Dios, estoy ahora bien yigorosOy tueTtes v
con deseo de haeer oonocer todos este reme-
dio cierto de curarse
No teniando nada que Vender nj que en-
War @. a. D no desso d dsneFo.
DiraeGi6n; %. Branf, Box Delray, @ioha
ER, 20,
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GRATIS. eRAT S.

Solicitamos sgente en- su plaza para la
venta de Novedades en- Alumino, taFjetercs,
taFietas, planchaa para puertas, b2ndeiitas,
etc. Miniatures espeiitos, sci .os fotcgrafeos,
etc. NDeStros Rgentes Ransn desde $50
800 por sem8na. Pidanse cat8't gos elnfor-
mes para obtener muestras gratis de las no.
vedades mas vendibles Corcors q Co.,
Depto r., New Rochelle, N. Y, g u. a.
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LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

LINEA FERREA DEL OESYE
Itinerario. -Salidas de Bayam6n y Capital
simultAneamente.
Dias adorable. 6, 7.15, $50; 9.45
y 1100. Tarde 1915, las, 3.15, Abs, $50 y
6.15.
Dias festivos.-Manana 6. 6.l5, $50, 9.45
IL 90. Tarde 1914, 1.BO, 2.S0, 8 80, 4.8O, $50
y y6.15.
Billetes baratos para diaS festivos. De Ca
Sano Bayam6n, ida vuelta I. clase $0-25
2S clase S0-16 De Bayam6n Catafo ida
y vuelta . clase O.15, 20 clase O.lO.
Billete ordinario de Capital q Catafio en-
Sp clase 3 centavos
Bayam6n, 10 de Septiembre de 1903 Ra-
mon ValdeE
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Con asiatenciR de lot sefi lres More
10. GaFcis CueFvo. M6ndez Vaz y Pa.
lacioB Rodriguez dieron cOmieDzo eyer
& loo exGmenea de aapiFnntes & aboa1-
dos: aprobsndosa del primer aFupo de
asiRnatursa & los SFes. Luis J.'P 'PaFeY6,
Tom6s Castillo y Manual Paz Urdaz.
Los otroa dos aspifantes faeron llR-
madog. pero no oOmparaCieron. Hoy
COntin6an Los exsmenes.
Ei vocal que faIta en- el tribunal es
el abogAdo Mr. Alfredo Hunt.
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-Antier, el ioven don Ernesto Ro-
drfguez. de la brigada de sslvado-
res De esta ciudad. dei6 IN paque-
te c1nteniendo So caHniSeta y pam
talon de unifoFme en- Ell mostFador
de Ia botica de GuiIleFmety. Pa
rece que habia p allf uno que
deseaba ser b0mbeFo de OCCASION, y
cargo con el paquete. sin que el
interesadO nj personal de la casa
SO desc cuenta. La p0icfa tiene
conocimiento del hechO.
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IKDICl ll1R EEN

CONSEJO "A LAS hfADRIS. ~ 81 ataba caimante
Is II seora Winslow abe uaarsa siempre que los nos
estap en Il perodo de II deu ci6n Proporcipna alvio
s-medaeo al pequeho baciente, produce sueno ua-
-urai TRANQUILITY aYia el dolot Ell geto despierta
eauy aleRre rs nuy agradable Al paladar caima
III no ablanda sus endias airia dolores, haee IA
Giles las funciones del est6magu reeula los ntestinos
Es ei me;or reuedo conocdo para a diarFeA va pro-
ven,ra &sfa de Ia centic6n do cuauuiSra otEa cauaa
T6ngRsc mucho cuCldc en- pedlT el y arabo Gal1Aus4
ds Ia Selora WinsloWF'L 90 eA znaioF dc eodc9s
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sANTIAeo &. PALMER.

Notario P6bIico y Archivero Gene.
Eal De PEotoeolos NotaFiales. Allen
q; altos. San Juan.
9np.~ A caesva. De 9 6 1l 81 M
Us9 p ma
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N0tIGlas generates

SE VENDEN dos molinos si.tams
2soaea' de peso $50 lbs propio para la
extraction de iugo de ctf1s. para hacer
experimentos qufmiCos, en- les Centra-
les 8 psra dedicsrl0s & d VeDta de qua
Fapo en- puest0 fja 8 en ambuIancia.
InformarSn. kioscos de Is plaza Bal-
dorioty. 15v.R
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GAMBIA & STUBBE

TETUAN 53-SAN JUAN, PTO. RICO:
Orecen Sema de agod6n GSEA ISLAND cadad superior
Arados cultvadores para cana agod6n
Abono para Caribe.
Abono para agod6n Sea Island
Coches de todas case conocdos por eeganca sodez
Cemento aeman Llave.
C0nspros ALgod6n de eLase Sea Island
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WANTED -Bokk seper. who will
make himself generally use fol. Must
have Knowledge Of Spaniah. give re-
ferences and atate salary expected.
Address r. O B * 765l
Tenedor de libFos. que 81 mismo
tempo ByudafG en toda cIase de trahs-
jo. Debe sabsr 81 espaflol, dar refe.
rencias Y deciT qu6 sueldo espera.
Direction. p. o. B x 765. 3v.
WANTED -TransgatOr who und-
eratsnds both Spanish and Erglish
thoroughly. Must be quick accurate
and reliable. Address. giving refe-
rences and sitting salary expected. p.
@. B9x 446.
TrRductor que sapa perfectAmente eI
ing 6s y ell eapafiol. Dsba haser las
trRduciones con liqereza aciertO.
Dirfjsse. dAndo 81 mismo tiempo refe.
rencias y diciendo Que sueldo 90 espe-
70, s p. @. Box 446 3v
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AL PUBLICO -Hago saber que
habl6ndole COnfsTido p0dsr general
aim0 con caractar irFevocabIa & don
Pedro Antonio Esheandin Medina pa
RI que me represente an todos mis-
aauntOG, no reoonOzOo on 10 sucesivo
trat0 ni c0ntrat0 que no hRya sidO
OtoFgado Dor ell sefIor Echeandia.
Tampoco recOnocer6 trstos que &
mis- espaldas Verifquen mis- hlios &
menOs que estos no hsyan sido aaDcio-
nad0s por mi epoderadO. CLGWdSaG
GSmenes San Sebastian. Mayo 81 de
1905. lows.
Es UN DEBER. " -Vulgarizar'e al pueblo
10 ciencia modo de conservar ls salud, es
haoerle que estime su verdadeFo valer.
iO6mo Sc coDsigue que 20 pueda vivir, sin
agentes miorobiosos de los que desarrollan
Ia tuberculosis ell titus, ia viruela, sarsm m
asoman su cabez4, cuando menos Ia espera-
mos, en- nuestraS viviendas7
PueS hacienda que teda casa que uSted va
tada.
Y con los cadaveres, que 20 deba retener
en- una hab;tacion, las veinte ~ cuatro horas
que marca la ley3
Pues haci6ndoles inyeotar, lfquidoS anti
putrldos. que le dejsn completamente hbre
de baoteriss, con una fisonomfa, tan ma
tural, como Ia que teofa en- su vida.
u quien hace est trabsjos en- Puerto
Rico, tan dtiles necesartos los "Desinfes-
torres embalsamadores" que hoy hay auto
T zados7
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AMERICAN RNLROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO

transnesc on and after December 1880 sbewsen
READ DOWN Aracbo CamuY. Aguada
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17
LAUGH AND GROW FAT.

Excuse me-" and then, seeing his
mistake, grew red in the face and
shouted ans-i!y: Get out of the way,
you beast!'
Then back to his beloved book went
the professor, as he continued on his
way, an instinct, something akin to a
blind old horse, finally leading him to
the street wherein was situated the
house he lived in. He was almost at
his door when he had the misfortune to
bump into a young lady acquaintance,
and recollecting with a rush his pre-
vious encounter with the cow, he ex-
claimed: Get out of the way, you
beast!'
Imagine his horror when he evoke
up 8 o to speak, and found himself
facing a very pretty young lady, very
red in the face, eyes flashing and head
poised high!
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AS TO THE PRIMARY.

The Orangeburg Times and Democrat
says:
"If our Georgia friends can't straigh-
ten out their primary tangle to their
satisfaction they might invite Senator
Tillman over to fix it up for them. He
is the father of the South Carolina
plan, which works admirably"
Senator Tillman was not the father
of the primary plan. The primary plan
was adopted in county and congress
sionaI elections before Tillman entered
politics. He was nominated for gov
ernor in 1890 by a factional convention
and later by a party convention. Till
man placed obstacles in the way of The
adoption of the primary system for the
State and it was finally adopted by the
forcing of Tillman's hand by the
conservatives" in 1892 though Till
mar even in that year rejected the
conservative" demand for a direct
State primary.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17

Major j. c. Hemphill, formerly of
Due West, Abbeville, and other parts
of the ~Up-Country just across the
Saluda from Laurens, on the 25th an
ni~versary of his connection with the
News and Courier, last Wednesday, |
was presented with q check by some of
his personal friends with the under
standing hat he is to take a trip to
Europe. The News and Courier Com
pany has granted him a vacation. Mrs.
Hemphill will accompany the editor.
Especially for indefatigable and self
sacrificing labors for the business pros
perity of Charleston is Editor Hemp
hill noted and the gentlemen chiefly
instrumental in giving him this testi-
monial we're mindful of these labors.
During the Civil War, a stalwart
German officer rode up to General
Grant, saluted and reported as follows:
"Sheneral, Schwartz's battery is
took"
"Is that so?" calmly replied Grant,
without even removing the cigar that
he was smoking from his mouth
How did it happen?"
"Vell, you see it vas dis yay,' said
the officer; "de enemy he come up in
front of us, und den he come up on dis
side, und den on dat side, and, Shen-
eral, Schwartz's battery a took
Still calm, the great commander
asked, "You spiked the guns, 1 sup
poser"
"Vat?" exclaimed the officer in con-
Why, Sheneral, it would sphile DEM"
"What did you do, then?" said Grant
in some evaporation.
"Vat we do?" repeated the officer.
by tam, we take him back again."
That is the kin of spirit which wins
in the commercial world. Business is a
good like wal. Competitors invade
the territory we have marked out as
our own, and now and then "Schwartz's
battery is took" But energy and
good methods will win in the end. The
man who has something worth selling,
who knows exactly what it costs him
to put it on the market, and who
pushes it systematically and persist
emily, will never have to spike his
guns.-Ex.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17
A Correct View.
The Barnwell People says:

The Barnwell People says:
Several excellent papers have paid
Governor Hayward the high compli-
ment of favoring his election for a
third term.
"Thc Sumter Waterman and South
ron, itself an excellent paper, COM
menting thereon, favors the rotation
out of the State House of all the pres
ent occupants.
"Merit and efficiency should be the
only test. If the ms are superior don't
turn them out. If they are inferior let
the swaps be made"
The People is right. To turn out a
good man is foolish.
If THE ADVERTISER believed that
there was one chance in five of elect
ing a man who will give as general
satisfaction as Governor Hayward has
given it would not insist upon a third
term for him.
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Mans Unreasonableness

is often as great as woman's. But
5. Austin, Mgr. of the "Repub-
lican," Of Leavenworth, Ind, was not
unreasonable, when he refused to allow
the doctor to operate on his wife. for
female trouble, Instead" he SAYS.
I'VE concluded to try Electric Bitters.
MY wife was then so sick, she could
hardly leave her bed, and Isl physicians
q tailed to relieve her. After taking
Electro Bitters, she was perfectly cured
ana can now preform all her household
duties" Guaranteed by Palmetto and
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17
OF FISH.

There was a terrible big fish," said
the small, serious, gray whiskered
M~issourian, "what used to come up
the Usage before the war. and we got
sci or us fellers set in to catch him.
We got 200 feet of inch-and-a-half
half rope, had the blacksmith weld us
a big hook and we put on a whole dog
for bait. We set our line, and soon,
sure enough the fish swallered the dog,
hook and all, and the hook hung. We
couldn't pull him out, though there was
ten of us, so we hitched on two yoke
of oxen, and after a hard struggle we
managed to drag that fish out on the
bank. He was nine foot between the
ewes, and his eyes sot closer together
than they had ought to set in a fish of
that size. kansas City Star"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17
In the Peoples Interest.

When The ADVERTISER said three
months ago that the people wanted
Governor Hayward for another term,
making his service equal to one term
as railroad commissioner or United
States Senator, certain newspapers re-
fused to consider the suggestion Sc
riously.
Now many newspapers are express
ing agreement with THE ADVERTISER.
The Greenville News says that the
Governor can be reelected if he chooses
n Orangeburg Times and Democrat
favors the third term idea.
The Anderson Mail and the Aiken
Recorder have expressed themselves in
the same way. Not a single newspaper
has said that it would oppose Governor
Hayward. Some have said that the
Governor will not run again.
OF course we all know that the Gov
ernor does not desire the office. He
never vas starving for it at any time.
But the people want him. The people
do not care to risk a change. They can
force the hungry candidates out of the
race and insure to South Carolina a safe
nan and an able man for two years
more.
No nan has a right to a third term.
No man has a right to a second term.
But there can be no possible objection
to people insisting upon a man serving
three terms-only six years in all
when their interest demands. 1t is the
interest of the people, not of the candi-
date, that is to be considered. The
people want ID. C. Hayward and that is
why newspapers all over South Caro-.
lima are taking the third term sugges-
ton seriously.
Wherever there is a newspaper that
is some "aspirant's' organ cold wa.
ter is of course sprinkled on this pro
posal made in the public interest.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17
Where are the Candidates.

While all these candidates for Gov
ernor are hopping around in the broom
sage and the plum thickets, why do
they not remember hat the general
assembly to be chosen next year is to
elect a United States Senator.
What South Carolina needs is i'm
provement in the United States Senate
representation. All the good men and
all the strong are not dead. We know
fifty, any one of whom would make a
strong candidate in 1906 and it is of
highest importance that some one or
4~.l" ~on~nsant tho host
Carolina craftsmanship should enter
the race. 1t will be melancholy if no.
body but the incumbent runs.
BY the way, what has become of
the four or five gentlemen who were
agile and eager candidates against Mr..
Latimer in 1900? Were they ambitious
to be Senator? Or were they merely
running to help Latimer out? The field
is open for next year.
William f.. Gonzales, the able editor
of the Columbia State, recently con
tributed to The Outlook, a New York
Magazine, an article describing how
South Carolina survives without a di-
vorce law. This being the single State
of the United States where divorces
cannot be obtained for any cause. the
purity of family life is more securely
established here than elsewhere. We
are glad, especially since Bishop Pot
ter's late unfortunate exhibition of ig-
and peevishness, that the fea-
ture of South Carolina Society of which
our people are most proud and most
value has been accurately described by
an informed and capable editor. Mr..
Gonzales has done a service to South
Carolina.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17

SPECIAL notice. have received a
fine line of Spring and Summer samples
of all the latest styles. Prices to suitthe
times. Pants made to order from $500
up. Suits made 10 order from $l2 90
up. a fit is always guaranteed 1 also
invite you to join my pressing club,
only $l:oo per month. Phone $50, Min
Tor building.
e. j. DANCY, Tailor.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17

Extra large white bed Spreads, our
regular price 85c. Extra -
value and special price |RC
for May only w
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Big Odd Lot Special Suits -
s wor at s. s.: IS 50 a to sl E. 50 to >. 40
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Big Odd Lot Special Suits ~ 80
S woF att ST. 49, 80 30 d to ST. u so to 800
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17

One lot white Madras, A~I
regular price 20 cents yd CaC $
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$50 yards satin stripe Madras
for waists and skirts. This ma q
terial is worth 10 cents and NO
IL 1-2c. Our special price is w
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250 yards satin stripe Shirtings a
short lengths, worth 10 to IL 1-2c NO
Our special value price only w
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AS" W~ufti"4sbart length P. h-.
extra special value price only AOS
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17

Lots of Big values in Boys and Child
ren's Suits.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17

Special 20 Coat and Pant Suits. bought
at a big sacrifice, worth H- 90
50 to $40 now to go at = 90
only $6.49 down to oe>S
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17

Good Percals, 1000 yards in pm
short lengths. Extra value, to &c
go while they last at "
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17

One solid 81 of Ginghams in full
pieces and perfect goods, big assort-
ment of beautiful n styles, worth ~
offer on this case to close, only ~
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17

White Lawns, 200 yards in
short lengths, special price on ~
it for this sale only ES
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17
A SURE THING.

oONC ihiNN.
McJigger - Young DR.. Downs re-
Gently made fifty dollars in a guessing
contest.
Thingumbob - The only one who
guessed correctly, Ell?
McJigger-Oh, no. Two other doc
tors got the same, and all three of
them guessed wrong. You see, they
were called in consultation over a pa
tient. Philadelphia Press.
DON'T FRET.
When worries and troubles surround
you,
Don't fret.
Go to work!
Youw will always have troubles around
you,
You bet,
If you shirk.
The world doesn't care for your woes,
Oh, no!
Not a bit!
me man VINO IS wise never shows
His foe
That he's hit.
Every one of your neighbors has griefs
of his own;
He greatly prefers to let your griefs
alone,
And he doesn't at ali enjoy your groan,
So take warning and quit!
-~Somerville journal.
Oh, sweet the time of the old camp
meetin'-
The heart of the green world round
you beatin'!
Skies of blue
Flowers drenched with dew.
the angels kissin' their hands to
you!
FRANK STANTON.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17

A Big lot of White India
Linen, worth &c elsewhere, to NC
go in this sale at only wv
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17

Sheer White Lawn, 1000 yds
S6 inch, Special value for this OC
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-05-17

One case Of Everett Classic Ginghams
in short lengths, worth every -
where &c to 10c. This is the Nc
biggest value ever offered in ~
Laurens at the price. We have about
8, 800 yards in the case to close out.