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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25

afio 1864 sobre terreno particular que ar
bitrariamente Sc quito 4 la Orden Tercera
que 10 posefa con justo tftdlo de donacion.
Pero la Real Orden de IL de febrero de
1868 quiso legitimar esta situaci6n para
compensar Ia Orden Tercera Sc. orden6
que Sc entregase 6sta Ia casa del cura que
quedaba entire la capilla de ese nombre y
la iglesia de San Francisco. En- el afo
1882 sc eiecut6 con fondos de la isla, ell
resto del edifcio continuando el uso de
todo 6l como pabell6n y ofcinas miiitares
cargo del ramo de guerra.
Castillo de San Crist6baL -Empez6 la
construction de este castillo en- 1851 con
fondos de Ia isla, pero desde 1865 4 1888
baio Ell plan del ingeniero ordinario don
Tomas de OdaI y Sc reform6 ensanch6 al
estado actual, con fondos de sit,tados exclu-
sivamente. En- 1897 Sc ejecutaron obras
de reforma nuevo artillado con fondos
de la isla. Ell II de mayo de 1898 sufri6
averfas en- los muros de escarpa de Ia ba-
terra norte y parapetos de la plaza de armas
que fueron reformados por ell ramo de
guerra tambien con fendos de la isla. Al
ejecutarse las obras de reparaci6n de la
baterfa de la princesa en- 1897 Sc cerraron
las minas que conducen al exterior.
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Sr. Fred Schnell, Lakeview, Erie Co.,
N. Y, escribe 10 siguiente:
t"He padecido por mas de treinta afios
de catarro en- los intestinos. Habfa
usado toda clase de medieinas hasta que
decidf probar Ia Peruna.
ssI7e usadO trece facqs " no pnedO
uenOS que danle "a n7&s agFadabEe
nOficia de que no sientO mis- males.
.Siempre "a fe1gO 4 manOs. ''gasE7red
SchneM
La gente por loregular no son bien i'm
formadas respecto & IL natura1eza del
catarro.
Ell catarro 10 Green por 10 general,
1imitado ala cabeza, ia garganta y La
nariz. Algunas veces Be oye hablar de
catarro en- el est6mago6 8 de catarro en-
Ia vejiga, y rara vez deIcatarro en- cual-
quier otro 6rgano. No es porque estos
6rganos no esten sujetbs catarros, nj
porque el catarro en- estos 6rganos no
sea una enfermedad comdn, sino simple
mente. porque no es sabiio gem
eralmentes que afectioaes de e8tos
o6Ranos pueoen BeI caU5adas Dor catagIos
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\ 'CRAJ RSde ERGOTIllA BON JEA
Radaia % Oro u Sociedad de Farmacia 90 Paris.
EAEPLEADAs con 81 meicr exito contra
1EI3u S g. e S'3: S.:: 8.
~ sgLoMXE s,.; 90: rue d.Ahoqkr. PAFIs:
AWSO AL PuBLICO.
No mas adultsraGlonss del Ron del BarrIIlfo. ;

Desde el dfa 10. de este mes, los sefiores
A. Alvarez y Hermano y M. r. Calderon
y Ca, son los tnicos agentes autorizados
en- San Juan para envasar y vender el
''Ron del Barrilito'' con la conocida clique
ia que tengo debidamente registrada en- Ell
Gobierno.
Estos sefiores tienen compromise formal
por escrito con el fabricante para que Ell
ron sea envasado en- toda su pureza con
todo cuidado y esmero. Et.
Los consumidores, quedan pues avisados
donde podrdn obtener en- 10 sucesivo Ell
verdadero "Ron del Barrilito' tan COMO
cido apreciado del pGblico. San Juan,
P. r., Noviembre 3, 1905.-PEDRO f.
FFRNANDEZ. Is v. a.
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Ell DR.. Hartman, antes de empezar q
estudiar medieina, era agricultor. Fu6
criado en- una fnca del Sur de Penn
syIvania, pertenecfa q esa clase de
agricu1tores industriales conocidos por
holandeses de Pennsylvania, los mejores
agricultores del mundo.
Fue aqEf adonde oportunamente
aprendi6 4 extraer por Ia rafz cosas
dahinas.
MefOdO Del DR.. Hartman Para cunar
El catarrO.
Cuando empez6 el estudio de Ia medi-
Gina, Sc dedic6 exclusivamente 4 iesviar
las causas, y no le placfa curar sfntomas,
como no le placfa 4 sn energico padre
arFancar Ia hierba nociva por Ell cogo1lo.
EI Doctor Sc dedic6 & estudiar Is
ciencia de remover Ia causa de las en-
fermedades, creiendo que sfntomas
nocivos desapareceTfan 81 se remoYfa i
causa de la enfermedad.
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La Peruna Rs Necesaria En- Rl ROQar

La Peruna rs NeceSaria En- 81 ROgar.
J. B. Alexander, Editor de la Gufa
Fruit and Floral, libro en- horticultura
que SO publica en- Hartford City, Ind;
dice 10 siguiente de la Peruna.
"Padecf de catarro en- la cabeza ,
garganta por espacio de diez afios. Fue
0sistido por varios medicos, pero segui
empeorando, hasta que cast Sc me hizo
impossible salir en- tempo frio.
"Hace un afio aproximadamente que
me aconsejaron probara la Peruna, 10
cual hice y estoy ahors completamente
bien del catarro.
t'La PeFRnR eS neceSsaria en- nueSkr0
h0EaE Tam PrOnfO como senEimOS eI
primer SfntOma de resfrEadO, EauSRn70s,
y nunca padecem0s de catarrO
"Sinceramente aconse1o todo ell que
padezca de catarro, que pruebe la Pc
runa. Ho hay NADIA igual, como remedio
para Ell catarro.''-J. b. Alexander.
L. Peruna rs Ln RemedI0 Sisfemdtfc0.
81 Ia Peruna cura el catarro en- una
parte, 10 cura en- cualquiera otra, porque
% IN yemedio sisteuaatico,
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PreneiOs Jos impOneletes sobre GbretGs.
Sc sortearan todos los amos entire los que
mas Sc distingan por su constancia en- el
Ahorro.
HOras de CgG: Para las imposiciones:
De s a 103 de la maiana, y de / q 81
de La tarde los dfas laborables; y de 81 a
103 de la mafiana los domingos Para la
extracciones, las mismasr horas excepto los
domingos.
RegLame'etO de la Seeci6n: Las personas
que interesen mas pormenores sobre las
imposiciones, extracciones manera de Ii
quidar intereses, etc. pueden sOlicitar IN
eiemplar en- Ia Gaia.
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IMPORTACION.-Por los pores
Franceses y Alemanes, para la ''Villa de
Madrid, Mantelerfa legftima de Nothing
ham, Cofnes de Seda pintados, alfombras
de Smirna, Etaminas de Seda, perfumerfa
francesa, telas de hilo, medias y calcetines
franceses y alemanes, corbatas de gran
fantasia, Encajes, tiras bordadas otros
adOrnos de seda; chalecos de pique france.
ses muy finos.
Gran baratillo de limos de colores y
Moire cuyo precio eran 80 centavos y Sc
vendfa centavos. Direction etc.
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To Whom it May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that petition
for franchise for the use of one hundred
and twenty (120) liters of water per second
from the river Bayamon, in the Municipal
District of Bayam6n, for industrial pur-
pose in the Central Juanita" a property
of Messrs Antonio MoAroig HIios, has
been filed with the Executive Council of
Puerto Rico by Messrs Antonio Monroig
6 HJos.
Any and all persons desiring to be
hear for or again the granting of said
franchise, may present their arguments
either orally or in writing before the Com
mittee Of Franchise on the Is day Of De
cember 1905.
For the peticionary,
Ramon Gandta C6rdovo, G. E.
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un hOmhr0 h0nTad0,

Senior Editor. .-sirveso tnforn1ar BuB leo.
sores que 81 me escrtben oontldencialmentt
les mGndare por oorFso en- carta sellSdS 81
pl IN que seguf poF el oual obtuve el Fssta-
hleo1miento permanente oompacto de mi
galud y vigoF vaHonil deapuGs de amos de Eu.
fr1mientos de debilidad nerviosa, pGPdida1
1cturnaB y parties debiles atrofadas.
NO es mi idea oonseguir dinero de nadie;
Hui rob9do sstafado por charlatsneS, hssts
perder la fe del g6naFo humane, oero, gFaois
Dlos, eaGoy ahoFa bion vigoroGo fpeFt0, }
con dog0o dc haosE oon0oaR & todos este P0mS.
dio oieePto de curaRsS.
No tsniondo NADIA que ynndaP nj que an
lar q. a. D., no dagao dihaRo,
IN, uu, II - = ''''''
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= TROUSSEAU" DE NOVA.

Inf3rmase que unos muchachos andan
por ahf pregonando un trOWsseaet de novia,
81 cual rousseau dicen pertenecer una
distinguida senorita de esta ciudad, que ha
resuelto enagenarlo.
Els una impostura la de tales mucha.
dhos, y bueno es que 10 sepa Ia policfa, a
YER 81 atrapa semejantes embusteros.
La espiritual rubia de la calle de la
Fortaleza inf6rmase que celebrard sus nup-
cias en- mas 6 menos breve tempo.
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A quien corresponds.

Por la presente Sc haee saber al p6blico
que los sehores Antonio Monroig Hijos,
propietarios de la Central Juanita,' en-
el Distrito Municipal de Bayam6n, han
acudido al Conseio Executive de Puerto
Rico, solicitando la concession de ciento
veinte (120) litros de aqua por segundo,
tomados del rio de Bayam6n, que forma
uno de los lfmites de Ia propiedad indi-
cada. -..:.
Todas las personas uue deseen ser oidas
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PuefIa De Terra en-.
complete abandOno

Informase que 81 dfa 20 del corTiente,
un caballero tuyo neoesidad de sentarse
en- el tercer banco al pasar del kiosko
para amarTaTse la cinta de un zapato.
Al levantarse para proseguiT su camino
dej6 olvidado, por un instante, un paquete
sobre Ell baneo.
ApesaT de fegresar el ei aeto, pues no
habfan transcurrido dos minutes y hallarse
el banco frente una casa larga habitada
poT muchas familias, el paquete habfa de-
saparecido, sin que nadie pudiese dar.n no
ticias de el.
La verdad es, que esta dando que hacer
alguna gente maleante del barrio y los
rateros parecen campar por sus respetos.
De ahf Ell que digan algunos vecinos que el
buen barrio esta en- complete abandono.
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INTEREsANTE A LOS HACIENDA
DOS DE CANA. +

Sc ofrece ell todo parte de una maqui-
maria para azGcar, compuesta de calderas,
tanques, clasifcadores, evaporadoras CEN
trffugas, bombas, tachos, tubos coneccio-
mes, ETC., etc. Todo moderno y en- buen
uso.
Dara detalles, precios y condolences al
ser solicitados, Isidro A. Sanchez.-San
Juan, 2. r. 15 va.
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Una sefiorita que posee la taquigraffa
maneja Ia maquinilla, traduce escribe Ell
idioma ingl6s desea empleo en- una oicina
de comercio pudiendo dar cuantas referen-
cias sean necesarias. Informan por correo
en- ell apartado 222. San Juan. Is v. s.
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Sc asegura que para ell mes de mayo
pr6ximo ira el rey Eduardo q Madrid y
sera obsequiado con el famoso nectar como
dido por cerveza ''Pabst' de que son agen.
ties en- San Juan M. r. Calder6n & Ca,
Tetu6n H..
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-Continda el entusiasmo de la gente de
gusto para visitar ell Popular" de don
America Salas, que es ell mejor estableci-
miento de caIzado novedades que existe
en- San Juan. ap
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POR SER ell dia 80 del actual festive,
Sc transfere ell remate de prendas de la
Casa de pr6stamos de Jose Bazan para Ell
2 de diciembre pr6ximo las 2 de la tarde
en- !el establecimiento de LA Tiendita" en-
Ia Plaza Principal. DIP.
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en- pro en- contra de la concession solicita-
da, pueden presentar sus argumentos de
palabra por escrito ante ell Comite de
Franquicias el dfa 10 de Diciembre de
1905.
Por los peticionarios,
Ramon Gondta COydOpo, &c.
253O-42-15
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La Peruns Is Cna Amga DeIHogar:


Sr Henry Schroeder Ruta Napoleon
est6magO kaEa.
n1ieHf0S medIcOs irddIes.
n1edilna
Is Il analga de mi h0gar, 'EfenEy Schroeder
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRlCOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
sECCION DE AHORROA

.IanposicioneS sobre Ibreta: Desde 1925
4 81, 900 devengaran intereses al 6 por 100
annual.
InepOsiciones pIazO Jfjo: Desde 5000 en-
adelante deVengaran interes al
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$500 responsible for
ndero de
utom6vu ent
bllee comha
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'LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO" San
Francisco 32.-Este establecimiento que
por su nombre es altamente simpatico, 10
estd siendo mas por la afabilidad, y bara-
tura de la infnidad de artfculos que deta-
llan siendo su especialidad en- ell immense
surtido de calzado para caballeros sefloras
y nifas que acaban de recibir los sefiores
Perez Pazos Ca.
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Sc ALQUILAN dos grandes habita-
clones en- la calle de Tetuan ntim. 40, con
vista q la calle, con comidas sin elias.
Tienen luz electrical, banjo y ducha.
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Sc VENDE. Una casa de altos y ba-
Jos de mamposterfa MADEIRA en- la Cipdad
de Humacao frente la plaza. IISprma-
ran La SUCCESSION Martinez en- la misma casa
apartado de correo no. SO. Is V. a.
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o E Y U c o

No compre usted cafe, sin probar Ell de
Yauco de ZEPPENFELDT Y CO., que
Sc sirve domieilio. 30v. s.
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LMERIeLN RLILR0L1 e0MPlHY 0F P0RT0 RIe0

and aer September 10 isOo oeM
San Jusn Carons Aecbo. CamuN Aguadisl Maysguez ana
Ponce.
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sAN JuAN-cAMuY. DMsI6n.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER >, 1905.
THE RepIsTRIcTlNe MATTER.

One of the questions which will
sembly will be n fair and proper re-
1listrictinE measure. AS showing the
necessity for action along this lire
the esteemed Richmond Times Dis
ginia districts have not been changed
since the last census was taken. M
fair-minded man can deny that rcdis-
tricting is urgently needed, owing To
ing population As shown in The
Times Dispatch yesterday the First,
Fourth lIifth Sixth. Seventh and
Eighth districts have each an average
voting nopulatiou of ,hirty.scycn thou.
sand-37 .5t7. To be exact. The other
four districts in Virrina have each an
average voting popnla,ion of 5I.722
Wctc the State dis,rictpd so MS 10
have The same number of voters rcprc.
scented Inv each member of ,lr House
of REPRESENTATIVES, each district would
contain a voting pnpulation of tIiS4.
six of the districts. MS the lines are
now drawn. contain. on an average.
about seven thousand fewer voters
than would he contained in each dis.
trict were the state districtcd with
ncrrcct regard to the size of voting
population, and each of four contain,
ON an average, about ten thousand
more than each Of them should have,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
A Notable Operation.

Ono Of the most delicate and serious
of operations known to surgery was
performed upon Miss ELLA Wilson, at
the Good Samaritan hospital rcncctly
in the presence OF 80 medical men of
Portland. Both kncc-caps were re-
Gently broken and had To be stitched
together.
After completing the diillcnlt opera
ton it was pronounced II success. The
operating surgeons give it, as their
opinion that Miss Wilson will he able
to resume her work as an actress.
Before performing the operation n
lecture of about 10 minutes length
was delivered by the surgeon in
charge, to which the asscmblage list
cncd with intense interest. This be.
ing the second case of the kind on
record. the occasion was Of great i'm
portancc. and the work Of the skilled
men MS they performed the delicate
task was followed closely ny all pre-
sent.
If the hopes of tho surgeons arc real.
lied, Miss Wilson will he able at tho
expiration of six weeks TO resume her
theatrical work. This is most remark
able, when II is known that under the
old style OF operation she would bG
doing well could she take up hcr work
within one year.-l'oriland Oregonian
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

scmbly TO impcach Hooker and sonic
members of that body probably re-
iiaincd from voting for impeachment
because they had iccn lcl TO believe
that the legislature had no ju, isdiction
in The matters under consideration.
Despite those facts. Hooker missed
impeachment by "A very narrow mar
cin and. as our Rochester contenpo-
rary remarks the fact is recorded that
Il majority OF the members of the New
York legislature. without regard TO
political alignment, have declared that
they believe him to be morally unfit"
10 sit on the bench. lie certainly
goes long way toward showing that
he is absolutely devoid of recognition
of the eternal fitness OF things" hy
failing to resign his position i'll the
face of such Il verdict. But perhaps
he needs the money. Some OF his
other actions can only be explained ON
that hypothesis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
Gus, for the millions of non-comba..
ants would hn fnrcod t1, e,ta...l, "A -

Gus, for the millions of non-combat-
ants would be forced to starvc. M,
Much OF England's actual neces.
saries of life is imported. If these i'm.
ports were suspended for any length
OF time there would be real suffering;
Looking forward to the possibilities;
the commission will report to Parliai
meht scheme for storing $50,000,0D0
worth or grain, besides vast quantities
OF provisions. Then the commission
further depends upon the power;of the
navy to prevent blockade ma!
BEFORE the time comes when Eng
land will he pressed to state of semi
starvation by foe, let us hope thaHi
our wars will begin and end bGhedthu
the vaulted roof of the international
peace palace at The Hague and that
the only Weapons used will he voices
and New York Coihmercthr. rod
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
ENeLAND's FOOD SUPPLY.
Country Would Be in Great Danger in
Case of War

country Would Be. in Great Danger in
Case of War.
England is greatly troubled over her
food supply. She's looking forward
now to time of wartime Of war!
How peaceful the nations think in time
of peace!-when possible powerful
foe shall blockade her coast a royal
commission to investigate and provide
reports that system OF elevators and
storage houses should he constructed
of sufficient capacity to guarantee the
entire pOpulace rations for three
months. The sagacious commissioners
reason that three months would
be ample time for Britannia to prove
her sovereignty over the waves
aand leave a sea unendangered to
merchantmen and coast easy of
access.
High hopes marked by barrels of
guns! What if England's mighty navy
were to prove as weak and inadequate
as her dull battalions did in the Boer
war? What If those powerful ships
were to be sent to accompany the once
magnificent and boastful Spanish ar.
NADIA on deep.sea cruise among
reefs and sands and slnmbering
wrecks? Don't ask who could or would
do it. Strange things happen in war.
Truly, the tight little island would no
as fortress under seige: and her
condition would be manlfestly griev.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
PRACTICAL JOKE
Results in Two Horses Getting
Enough to Make Them Fat.

Results IN TWO Horses Getting
Enough to Make Them Fat.
Some hcartlcss wag yesterday play
ed serious practical joke on Doromlls
l'jorge. rural free delivery carrier on
Route No !, which extends ont of
Whcatley, in this county.
When the carrier stopped for din.
nor at the Wharton place some one
nailed Il maiOdorOus shccpskn ON the
top of his covered mil wagon. lie
noticed number or crows near IN
when he went out after dinner to hitch
up, but thought nothing of it then and
supposed the disagreeahle odor he no.
ticed to be something about the farm
yard The wind was facing him when
he started and blowing quite hard. so
that he did not perceive any odor after
he had left the farm, but the crows
evidently thought the shccpSliin was
regular travelling feast prepared for
their dedication. and they began to as.
scmblc in swarms and follow the rig
closer and closer
BjOrGe's horses are rather poor, and
when the crows began to come close
about his wagon the thought struck
him that they might be after the team.
so he whipped up and drove like mad
all the rest Of the way into town dis.
regarding the mail boxes along the
route and looking only for the safe.
ty of his team. The air was fairly
black with crows all about him, and
he conld hear them screaming and
scratching on the top Of the cover lie
was in terror and scarcely Thought he
would be able TO save his team, but
inst ne tho horses wore rollOnino
down the long hill into town from the
cast the crows succeeded In dislotlginp
tho sheepskin which fell to the ground
and was pounced upon in moment
by, hundreds of the birds, which paid
no further attention to the Unite'
States mail wagon. Djorgc at once
honght lot of stock food and viii
fatten the horses till they arc above
snspicion.-I.esucnr (Minn.) Cor. Chi!
cagO Chronicle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
JUDGE WARREN 3. HOOKER.

The esteemed Rochester IN. W
Post Express calls attention To a re-
markablc condition of affairs in the
Empire state judcir"y 1t says: THE
courts are 10 resume business soon
after the usual long summer recess,
and we suppose that the Honorable
Warren T.. Hooker will be found in his
old place on the bench of the Appellate
division Of The second department, to
which he vas assignoh by his friend.
Odcll, and where he is drawing
SIT 800 a year in salary ANA $4,000 "in
lieu Of cxpcnscsR Nevertheless n ma
jority Of the members OF the Assem-
bly, declared OH their Oaths that they
regarded him as morally unfit" for
the discharge Of judicial dntics, and
the newspapers Of the State have con
demncd him with well.nieh unanimous
voice. In the last issue oi Bench and
Bar appears an arrangement of this
jnrist which ought TO bring 4 blush to
his check"
Under the New York law il required
q two.thirds vote 0: the General Az.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
Strenuous Life.

Say" reared the irate citizen as he
rushed into the Office of the village
weekly, where's the editorw
Want to see him personally" qncr
led the Office boy.
lyon bet | do answered the |. c.
I'm going to thrash him within an
inch Of his life. Sec?"
"Oh. all right" answered the boy
".Inst have n seat, please. There are
three others ahead of you. Chicago
News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

The esteemed Buffalo Express in
forms MS that "a Virginia man who
had heard that Atlantic City was a
costly place in which 10 spend a vaca-
ton took with him sal 900 as spending
money" This may be all right but We
want something more than press
agents assertion to convince us that
it wasn't stage money.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
G. G. o. LABOR DAY EXCURSION
To Richmond.
Round Trip. $1.00.

Special fast train will leave Old
Point. $50 a. M: Phocbus, S:33 a.
m: Hampton, S:40 n. m; Newport
News, 0 a. M. giving nine and quar-
ter hours in the Capital CITY Grand
Labor Day celebration ut West End
Park. Baseball, racing. dancing. etc,
all day. Fun for everybody, Separate
coaches for colored people. Returning,
train will leave Richmond, S p. IN. Z
8-27-Gt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
Realistic Realism.

Hyker-D'Aubcr is certainly great
artist. saw him draw a hen on n
piece of paper the other day, and
when he threw it on the table 1t ac-
tnally laid there.
Pyker-Huh, that's nothing. saw
fellow who doesn't pretend to he an
artist draw a glass of beer TODAY so
naturally that actually drank it,
Detroit Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

II II be true that China hired Japan
TO cXpel Russia from Manchlria, it
must he admitted that the willy CelcS
tials exercised splendid judgement ir
selecting ii nation capable of perform
ing the job
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

"Mistnh Pinklcy." said Miss Marian
Brown, what does you unde'staR is
d. moanin' Of the word 'reciprocitT:2Yi
We'll" was the answer, Lyon talei
de chicken-coop. De chicken inside lis
layin' foh do man dot owns her; de
man Is lnyin' fob me, cause he knows
Use layln' fob de chicken. An OATS
reciprocity."-W Washington Star. ,is