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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-18
w. D. COOPER.

w. d. Cooper, clerk of the coun-
ty court of Benton County, is a
candidate for reelection, subject
of course to the Democratic pri+-
mary, which will be held Saturday,
September23 1905. Mr.. Cooper's
announcement appears in The
CHRONICLE, and we are glad to
make a statement relative to the
manner in which one of our most
important county Offices has been
filed by him. That Mr.. Cooperis
Democrat goes without saying.
He has been conspicuous in the
county's political affairs for sew
eral years, and that feature of his
candidacy needs no discussion.
1t is of the business methods of
affairs connected with the Office
that we would address our readers,
and certainly it is a pleasure TO
say that Mr.. Cooper will find no
criticism along that line. The Of
fee of clerk of the county court is
one which probably covers agreat-
er variety of business than any
other at the court t-house, and an
incompetent man therein could
not long hide his deficiency. That
Mr.. Cooper has filled the Office
efficiently, that he remains close
to his post every business day in
the year, and that he gives all with
whom he comes into personal and
official contact the most courteous
treatment, no one will deny. The
people have tried Mr.. Cooper and
found him satisfactory public
servant and investment. He now
asks another endorsement at the
hands of his party purely on what
ever merit he has proven as the
custodian of their affairs. The
people who vote in the primary
should lay all sentim ent aside and
if their business Judgment die
tates his denomination theyshould
SO express themselves in the pri-
mary September %, next. While
partisan candidate before the
primary, Mr.. Cooper, when elected,
will make it a point to serve alike
all the people. There is no un-
favorable criticism of the county
clerks Office under Will Cooper.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-18
BENTON SEMINARY.

The. FIRST session of the 1905-6
term ofBenton Seminary will open
September 4. The school opens
under the most favorable condi-
tions with the following faculty:
Prof. M. e. Woodbridge, Prof. b.
ID. johnson, Prof. VIM. Schwalb,
Mrs. M. e. Woodbridge and Miss
Hattie A. Howard. They are all
practical, competent teachers, and
with. an excellent curriculum OF
broad and thorough courses rare
opportunity is offered the ambi-
tious boys or girls of Benton and
adjoining counties right here at
home. See announcement in this
issue of The CHRONICLE.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-18
ERNEST E. FRY.

The CHRONICLE finds pleasure
in presenting the announcementof
Il. e. Fry as a candidate for trus-
tee, subject to the action of the
democratic primary on Saturday,
September %, 1905. Mr.. Fry has
so efficiently, faithfully, and in
every way satisfactorily filed the
Office, which he is again seeking,
thatthe people have again,demand-
ed the option of making new con-
tract with him. In his entire en-
cumbency he has guarded with
watchful care the county'sinterest,
and whatever opposition he may
now have in his candidacy can not
be based upon any reasonable bus
mess objection. Since his first
business venture as a boy-and
fromboyhood tomanhood Ernest
Fry has made itarule to do prompt
ly and with all his might whatso-
ever his hands found to do. He is
a. good mathematician, an excel
lent penman, and in every depart
ment of his Office his work shows
an efficiency equal to the besttrus-
tees in Tennessee. He was the
first trustee to make settlement
with the comptroller this year, and
his tax collections have been
among. the closest in the entire
State. 1t was the pleasure of the
comptroller to commend Mr.. Fry's
promptness and conduct of;the of
fee of trustee. So far as the peo-
pie are concerned it matters not
to them whether Mr.. Fry or any
other man is in a job or out of it,
but from a purely business stand
point, as we'll as an established
custom to give good officer their
endorsement, we believe they will
properly consider his honesty and
business capacity when they cast
their ballots in the Democratic
primary. AS to political fealty
and activity, Benton County has
never produced more earnest
supporter of the Democratic prin-
ciples than Ernest Fry.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-18
j. E. BROWN.

in the proper column of The
CHRONICLE will be found the an
nouncement of J. E. Brown, who
is candidate for reelection to the
ofhce OF register, subject to the &C.
tion of the Democratic primary,
on Saturday, September %, 1905.
The many friends of Mr.. Brown
are glad to learn that he stands
for re- election. Mr. Brown S orig
1nal home is in the third district,
where he is very much admired
and loved by a large circle of
friends. Indeed, his friends in
the county can be counted by le-
gions. A few years ago, when al
most an unknown boy outside of
his home district, he announced
for this Office, and although his
opponents were good and worthy
men, he was an easy winner. His
unfortunate physical condition,
which requires the use ofcrutches,
may have had something to do
with this, but he proved to be q
hne officer; in fact, he has made
one of the best registers Benton
County has ever had. He is ac-
eommodating, efficient; and relia-
bic, and can always be found at
his post of duty. When anyone
enters the registers Office they are
always greeted with a warm hand
shake and hearty welcome, and
they have the assurance that their
deeds will be registered with the
greatest care. Though unable to
engage in many of the occupations
alwaysopen to the Industrious boy,
Mr.. Brown has always been indus
trious and educated and maintain
ed himself by his own unaided eff
forts. He is an uncompromising
Democrat, true and loyal to his
party, and when clerical help or
work is wanted Mr.. Brown can al
ways be depended upon to do his
part willingly. He is ever CRATE
ful to the people for the favors
shown him, and ask that his claims
be carefully considered at the
polls Saturday September %.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-18
DEATH OF MRS. HICKS.

Mrs. Hicks, wife of Billy Hicks,
died at their home near Eggville
on Thursday night of last week.
Mrs. Hicks was most estimable
woman. who will be sadly missed
by her many friends and neigh
hors. The body was given burial
At Rushing's Chapel Friday after
noon. We join in extending SYM
natbv to the bereaved family.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-18
MRS. DICK. FURR DEAD.

Mrs. Furr, wife of Dick Fur,
diedilast Friday. The family re-
side. in the fourteenth district.
MRS. Furr, who was the daughter
of our esteemed teountyman, John
Smith, had beenein bad health for
sometime, and her death was not
unexpected. THE CHRONICLE ex-
tends coincidence to the bereaved
family and relatives.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-18

MIDDLE EBROOK.

Special correspondence.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cook of
Crockett County have returned
home.
The friends of Mrs. f. A. French
will regret to learn that she is no
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bennett of
Missouri are visiting in this COM
munity.
The daughter Of j. M. Wimber-
ly is very sick this week, we regret
to learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Emison of
Crockett County are visiting in
this community.
Jackson Allen has returned to
Memphis to take up his position
in the postoffice.
Misses Rosa and Hattie Hud-
son Of Liberty are spending few
days here with relatives.
The meeting at Cowell's Chapel
Sunday was largely attended. Rev.
e. M. Mathis, the pastor, preached
a most excellent sermon.
MIDDLEBRooK, August Is.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-18

/ The Beacher's College of the
Southern Normal Universityoffers
a,great variety of. courses. Both
academic and didactio workisdone
by teachers Of sound scholarship
and extensive experience. Large
attendance, thorough work, small
expenses. Enter at any time. Send
for special information to
j. A. BABER,
Huntingdon, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-18

The new fall dry goods, notions,
clothing, shoes, hats, underwear,
ETC., of Naifeli & Naifeh are COM
ing in, and they are receiving new
goods every day. They invite you
to come and see them, examine
their goods, and get their prices.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-18

The Southern Normal Univers-
ity Business College is the leading
businesscollegein WestTennessee.
You can take bookkeeping, short
hand, typewriting, telegraphy and
all the branches included in those
courses, together with any litera-
ry branches you may desire, under
expert business college teachers.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-18

Joe J. Weatherly has moved his
stock of merchandise to the store
formerly occupied by Naifeh Bros.
IN the Fry block, next door to the
hardware store, where he wishes to
assure the public he is better pre-
nared than ever before to serve
them.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-18

4 letter from Dry Branch was
vaceived too late for publication
last week.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-18

TRr CHRONICLE and Memphis
Com mercial Appeal, s1.o0 q yeae'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-18
Del ordsn Interior do los tsatrOs

Artf9uI0 ills fonCiones teatrR-
les ComeDzar6n & la hora que sc sefIaIe
en- Los carteIes tarminar6n ahtes de
los doce y media de Ia noche.
Las ciFcunstsrcias de haber Comen-
zadO Ell espectScul0 despu6s de Ia hora
ijada no excusara el cumpIimient0 de
10 mandado en eI p6rrb fo anterior.
ATtfculO 90 q que hiCieFe mani
festaci6n 8 produiere ruidos de cuaI-
quier clGse durante una function drR-
mStica aers expulsado del local, sin
d srecho 81 .FeintegrO d j impo. t. de "a
loCalidad que Ocupase; ptrO no se en-.
tender6n como interFupciones Ias ma
nifestsciones de sgrado 8 dessgado
hschas por 81 p6blico, & menos uus
llegssen & pFoducir tumuIto y una YER
dadera aIteraci6n del orden. cons-
tituyeren faita & IL cuItura. & las con-
veniencias scciales 8 la moral. Tim
POGO sc peFmitiFgn les menif fsstaciOnea
que perturban 8 d generaTidad del ! q
b,icO en- 81 tranquiIo glce del espec
tSculo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-18
PARA new YORK.

Lista de passgerOs que llevo 81 va
p0r eCaracasp que aaIi6 de este puerto
para New York hoy:
T. T. Conklin. Z F. Larrus. Mrs.
Gabriel Guerra, Miss Maria Cobiau.
Mrs. Otto ShoenFich y nina, N. G.
Howard y Geflora. T P. Welch sa.
nora, Miss Teresa Jsner, "a. w
P, kelD, Carlos z mo. Miss e. Tau bea.
Mrs. Lson Goodwin y Elmo. H. K.
DOoley. 4. Echs9arsy. Niceto Candi-
ns, L. Martinez. A. PslaCioa, A. L.
AFpin, ]. p. Mstews. Fred FL. Chum,
1F. Sierra. Thomas. Leitch. sefl9ra y
dos nifios. Mrs. Van. Fps. v niiB,
FfanciGOO AntorgioFge y aeflora. Miss
B Zsno. Miss Bsb6 FranCeschi. Vida.
de Franceschi Birvients, Master Al.
Ffanceschi Angel, Miss Conchita Fran
ceschi, Dario FFanCeschi, Mrs Adol.
phus Cohen. Miss Eva Cohen, Fran.
cisCs Llanos. Santiago Hernandez.
ThAs. NaIIy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-18
Condemns pOfiraQdes 9lVetOraleS

Manuel Armsiz. ! Oh afio de presi-
do nor igual deIit0. tgniend0 pendian-
ta dos iuicioG mis- por causas pGreci-
das.
V6aae. Los que creyerOn que hoy
como aver, impunemente, podisn ARE
batsr { otR0s defschoa tan ssgrados
como Ioa del votO, Tecogen hoy e. iris.
te fruto de Ga obaecAcl6D.
El peso de Ii ley cae SObre elIOs.
Un magistFado activ0 y Tect0 les acusa
y les persigue para que ca pie Quede
Is ejempIaridad.
No nos mueven s regocij9 Leo agenas
desdichas. PefO aplaudimos qua la
lev se ermpls. Nueatroa compatriC-
tas no debier0n incurTiF en- delitCs
gemeiantes, como 81, ansiosOs de an
p0dsr que no ID tal podeF. hubierAn
oIvidado 81 Fespeto que 81 buen nom.
bTe de 60 pstria debe todo puertorri-
quefto y 81 raspeto que. pOr otra paFte,
debe s IS propio tsnerEe todo hombre.
Mr.. Wilcox cumple nm alto deber.
Ahora sOnden sas pYOpiO 0bSSns0 Rque-
Hos que. aprovechando scasO h ign0-
Eancia 3 81 fGnatismo poIfticO s ambaG
Cosas & Ii Yez de- algun0s compatTi0tAs.
dierRn de IadO Quiza y sin Quizi con
deberes de conciencia, empuisndo al
delit0. para su pFoVeChO, los llama
dos C0gYeJigiOnogi0s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-18
Ia airevida haZa1a.
de ROj8siV8nsB
81 GsGl0dra fa6 GHvaoIta p0r una
tT0mba marina
Togo cree que los Tus0s psgaran
mBy cara Su audaGIa,

LOndres, Msyo 4 LIS noticias del
Lejano OFiente de que In fotA de Ro-
jestvens kg hR sidO RveFiada por una
tromba en- los mares de Ia Chins, go
tomRn ahora para iustifcar 10 tscticR
adOpfada pOr 81 slmirante Togo.
Los 6ltimog &ViaOs aeeguFan que los
pequefiOB barcos que forman el CONF
pletO de Ia escuadrn han sidO 6isper-
sadug en- distintas direccicnes. y los de
mayor cRIado han 0ufrido averfag de
confederation.
a esto 90 atribuye eI Bilenci0 que
poT ambas parties Contendientea Sc hR
Observable Pegpecto & los geFdaderCs
moVimientos de b egCuadra y sitiO de
pa C0nCentEsci6ns Todas Ias activida-
des del almirante Rojestventky han
sidO dirigidas con eR pTOp6sito de re-
s0nCentrat su escuGdTa.
Aunque no co b 6pOCa en- que acos-
tunbran & pFesentaFse esas tPombAs
que son el terror De los maEinOs, no es
ID 6aicR que se hR presantado en- este
lnomento hist6ric0.
En- ning6E mar del mundo ea pre-
aentan eatOs Y6pidos temporalea que
causan grandes perjuicios & IoB nave-
GAntes.
Sc cree que 81 retrasO del sImirante
Togo en- encontF0Fse con h escuRdra
de 90 rival, ha sido debido al tenor de
tFopezar ser sorprendidO por uno de
esos tifon3g cuyaG consecuenCias son
C0nocidaa.
Togo cree que Ia Atrevida hsz M de
los rusos penetrandO 6.tos en- an mar
TIM peligfoao. ha de CostarIes cada dis
mas cara.
Sc saba por conducto e ledigno que
los cruCerOs r6pidos protegid0s que
hGCe afi0 y medic se estsn preparandO
con gran actividad en- los arsenAIes del
JOp6n, se enouentran "a Iist0s, y no
aeFfG de extFafisr que soFprendiersn
d mundO FefOrzando ID eacuadra de
Togo en- 81 momento de inieiarse lR
bAtalla decisiVR que se espera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-18
Las fabicas De i6s'
fOTOS.
Ia .bIglGnG industrial oS nee0 :
SaTIa.
ProS0IVa 4 los ObToTOS do pc.
nOsaS d0IelCIaS.

A pes1F de 10 mucho que se ha he-
ChO para dieminuir lcn peligros de n
indiCads industriR, sGn hoy puede con-
giderarge como una de las mas PERU
dicialeg, y ESQ que se hG ConseQuidO
eYitar que los obTeros respiren los va
pores del 6lf5ro fuDdido. que ers uno
de los mayOrea manantiales de intCxi-
caci6n.
En- Il fsbricaci6n de Iaa psiueIas
tamb;6n sufris eI obrero Ids ndcivas
emangci0nes dur&nta ID preparation
de la masa, u impregnaCi6n de d ma
dera y el secRdO de Is miama.
Grey 6ye en- an priucipio que en Ias
dos VsriedAdes de f6sforos, an 81 bVan-
co y ca el amorfo S roio. solo hsbia
Deligr0 en 81 pfimero: pero Reunnan
h!zo inyecciones intrRv enogaa del ge.
gundo ocasionando Ii mnarta de ami
malee y descubrit ndose 90. ID aut0psia
las miamas lesiones que con 81 f6aforO
Ordinario.
Los efeCt0s que producen pueden
ser intOxiOacioles aguda y CE6Dica (as-
ia mas fuerte) daDdO luRar en- eate CO.
90 6 les necrosis de 10 mOnd1bulR. que
los obreros Conccen por ell nombEe de
NAL quimic0.
En el X CoDRreao de Hygiene el DR..
Curtois li6 10 aiguiente COnCIuSi61 pa
ra eVitAr la necrosis, ,ensRyGdn en- les
manufactures do PAntin-A -AubaTVillers.
TOdo Obrero CON carrie dentRFia pc
netrante est6 eliminado del taller dos
meseg, como mfnimun. Vsri6 ara ID
RVuIson de los dienteS enfsrmos y
CuandO la enCfA b sya CicntrizRdO. pO,
dra reanud9F 50 ocupaci61. Afifma
que con solo ID impIantRCi6n de estR
medida On 2lOO obrerOs en lGs peO.
res condolences higi6 1icRs no ha OBJ
BeEvAdo en- el curse de dos afips nj un
solo caa0. Gran n6mer0 de f6bEicas
adOptar0n esta nnedida y, para que ls
hygiene Vays aCorde con IL reSlidad.
pasan el jornal & los obFerOs ed ell item.
pO que dura ga alejamiento dol taller.
Et Obrero debe cuidaF muCho de ID
impiezs pFrsOaal, cRmbiando los yes
tidoa de fAena. no ComiendO sin lavar.
10 detenidamenta Les manog eniuagsnd0
con ffeCuenCia d boCa con sOIuci6n de
CloratO pOt6siCo 8 bicarbonato de sosa.
81 RcCidentaImente Be preaentS ell en-
venenamiento agudo, debe Gdminis'
tP8FseIeg en- ell aCtO IN V0mitiVO (pe.
cRcuens) 8 una inyeCci6n de (apom0r-
fins) con Obieto de expuIssr el veneno
del est6mBgo. El antidotO es ID eSen-
CiG de terebentina.
EsenCia de terebentida, 6 grAmos.
Desc en- dOce C6psulas. una de horR
en- horS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-18
DOELO EN- BARGELO-
meta.
Inp0TIaDt8 gMaGl6a aIlf.
de nslestn0 Coresponsal.l J

Mayo LES general 81 dueIo que
se experiments por toda estA demarce.
ci6n con eI faIIecimieDto del Lido. don
GAVino del Pczo. patriota incar sable
que sufifa grRndemente con les desvsn-
turas de su patria.
En- Ga honroaa rraTa de fsrmscet d.
tic0 por mas de 10 ID s en- Manatf
hizo el bien diariamente, fa-ilitsndo
incidents gratis cuantss peFsoaas
acudfan 80 bt tica y 10 entera ban de
hAber enfeFmOs en- sus pobres hoga.
res.
Iufiuidad de familias Ioran Il per-
dids del prestigioao pk ktriota que foe
uno de escs hombres intelig sntes p de
an corsz6n prepsrado solo para hAcer
el bien.
Grendea eIogios hem0s edo hlcer
del Dr. VilIamil con Ia cursci6n hechS
en- an sefIor de L9 Florids, indivi1uo
que estuy0 echando gusAnos por d
nariz mas de una sennRna y que IOE
VeCinOs entrabAn 8 ComentAr ya si po.
drfa ser Ago parecidO & hEuieIis.
LA muerte del buen maestro don
Manuel Barreras PadF6. de LIS Pie
dras, hA sido sentida en- eBte p0bla9o y
craemos que todos los comps fIeroa
deben ayudar & ga ffligida viuda ,
familia.s
B1ena noticia para los pas, srol
que VisitAn esta locsIidad es In de
habarse esttblecido aqui con ana / Juds
eli seflor Salvador Torres y su bonda-
dosn sefi0ra d. ma Petra dc j t1s.
El stf13r Federico Vizssrrondc,
maestro de, eGArrochaIesS guiado poI
sus sentimientes caritAtiVos. reune
mensuaimente entire sue educandos pu,
dientes unss cu&ntas dSdiVas Ial
emplea en- compfar ropas psrs niflol
muy uc b 'es que aaisten gu .eEcuela
Ha visitado ests locslided el DR.
Rivers de MoFovis. .ven~ simpatieO
inteIiRente quien contamos en- el d
nero de nueatros amigos.
-Dsspues de permRnecer vaEios dial
en- este pob'ado se han despedido parl
Vega Baja las Qraciosss y gantiles &C.
6oritRs Josetins y Jusnita NavedC
deiando aquf nm gran n6merO de ami
Cos que saben apreciarlRB.
-Pov les cBmpos de esta jurisdicCi6I
SO extiendA la propaganda protsatantl
d6ndOse cultOl los domipgos en- GArrc
Chales, Palmas atlas. Florida afoera J
Florida adentFo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-18
UN DIcHO tonic

ssEs un conceptO comdn pere
tonto que predomina entire cierta
clase de gente, que la efcaeia de
un remedio esta en- proportion a
su NAL sabor 4 olor." Asi dice un
conocido m6dico, Y ademas agre.
ga; sspor eiemplo, veamos ell acei-
te de hfgado de bacalao. Tai como
se extrae del pescado, este aceite
tiene un sabor Y olor tan ofen-
sivos que casi todo el mundo 10
aborrece, Y muchos no 10 pueden
emplear de manera alguna por
mucha falta que les haga. Sin
embargo, el aceite de bacalao es
una de las drogas mas valiosas y
es muy de larhentarse que hasta
ahora no hayanos podido eliminar
de 81, aquellas particularidades
que tan grave mente afectan su
importancia. . Esto Be escribi6
muchos amos ha; pero la obra de
civilizar redinnirlo ha sido efec-
tuada con todo 6xito, Y como u
no de los principales ingredientes
en- 81 efcaz remedio denohinado
PREPARATION Y DE WAMPOLR
81 aceite retiene todas sus maravi-
llosas propiedades curativas sin
NAL olor 8 sabor alguno. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene-
todos los principles nutritivos y
curativos del Aceite de Hfgado de
Bacalao Puro, con Jarabe de Hi
pofosftos Compuesto, Extractos de
Malta y Cerezo Silvestre; de esta
manera produciendo una medicina
de sin igual potencia para las en-
fermedades que mas abundan y
mas fatales son en- los hombres,
muieres y nifios Estimula la ac-
ci6n digestiva del est6mago y en-
los casos de Impurezas de la SAM
gre, Dyspepsia Nerviosa, Escr6fula
: Demacraci6n, proporciona un ale
VIC = curaci6n pronto y SECURE.
Gel DR.. Ignacio Plasencia, de Ha-
bana, dice: He psado 81 magn1fca
Preparation de Wampole y es IN
meiorable como t6nico reconstitu-
yente, 10 cual ha sido comprobado
en- mi practica.8 = tsNadie sufre un
desengafio con esta. y En- Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-18
SOBERBlO HOTEL,

Ha sido insugurado ON BerIfo eI ho-
tel OKaiser Keller3, de CuyR-suntuoli-
dad puede fOrmarGe idea gabiendO que
he cOatado mas de IA 600. 600 de>mRr-
cos.
El edifcio Contiene el hotel propiG-
mente dicho, cate, SbATS americana y
Greataurant
Entire otPas pArtiCulRridades curiosas
de este 6Itimo departamento, existe la
de que cGda uno de sus sRlones est6
decorad0 siguiendO. por decirlo asf. ls
historis de 10 arquiteCturG en- Alema-
mia. Uno de aquellos, reproduce con
todR ex4Ctitud 81 FefeCtOriO de uD
monaAteFio DEF aigIo XIV.
Los sfsiOnRdos q 10 vida del mar
pueden hacerse d illusion de que visjan
& bordo de an magnf6co trasatlantico,
ComiendO en- Ell salon denominsdO
eSchiff STUDIES, y que eB imitaci6n Fl le-
llaims del c0medor principal del eK9i
ser Wiihem III, fAmogo Vspor del
SNorPd entAsCheE Llody.S
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JueCos sepObIiGaROsd8
CiaIeS SGDteRCiadOS
lOT Ia COrte De Are
CibO.
MI. Wilcox Is spIaudIdo pOr So
aeilEldad J por su TsCiliud.

Rsm6n Mu6fz Martinez y Miguel
Mufloz Santana hsn sido sentenciados
6 tres sfiog de preaidio con tTabaj0s
f0rzAdOg. cade uno. pOr obstaculizRr
ls YotaCi6n y eliminar de las listss.
maliciosamente, 6Varios elsctores unio-
nist8s capRCitados.
Vicente Hern6ndez CD eVicentitoo.
8 dor afios de preaidio. por iRnaI deli-
t0.
jose Conception Padr6 CD eCon-
choS. & un $40 medic de preaidio.
por 81 mismo deIito teniendo pendien.
te seis iuicios mas por deIitos an6lo.
COS. que se yerkn ante rs misma Corte.
ca 81 mes aCtuRl.
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Ia COrto Dc GOnstantln0pIa
Tras de bastidores.
FQhtr Paoh6. getordsG de corps par
ticuJGr de7 8st1t6D.

Fahir PdchG. ga1GrdSG de corps par
tioa50r de5 Sw1tdn.
Este hombre, es el cerebro De
Abdul-Amid. Sc acuesta en- la ca
mara imperial Y vela por Ia perso-
ma de sU sefioF.
Alban6s de origen pertenece q
aquella raza de montafieses, que a
peslr de todaS las aserciones de
Izzet Pacha. son siempre fieles q
su palabra.
Jamas el Sultan Ie ha pFodigado
favores nj colmado De obsequios CO.
mo 10 hace con los demas fuE cio-
narios.
: Fahir Pacha, tiene 10 su6ciente
para viyir con holgura, y nunca
Tecibe una sola moneda ademas de
su sueldo.
Caaa vez que solicita una con-
cesi6n, que calcula pudiera dejarle
buenas ganancias, ell Sultan, Sc Ia
rehusa invaFiablemente, dici6ndOle:
&Si llegaras 4 enriQuecerte, seras
mi enemigo como los osros.S
IRCAM.
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PasDieros IIe9ados ayer ell vapor
81 Julia9, aseguran que el c6iebre trans
formista senior La Presa, lIeg6 & Pom
CO pr0cedenta de Cuba. pFoponi6Dd0ge
venir & San Juan. con 81 bieto de dar
yarias FepresentaCiones. 90
Dioho artista es muY cOnocido de
eate p6blico y geguEan1ente tendrG un
buen exit0.
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FALLEGIMlEHTO

Tras penosa enfermedad, ayeFd e
i6 De existir en esta ciudad la bue-
ma y respectable dana dofa Marga-
rita Marco, viuda de Subira.
La fnada era natural de Sau
Feli1 de Guinols, Corona, Espafla
Acompa1amos q sus deudos en-
iusta pena.
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D9n ETnast0 MsDd8z J. Garcia.

SeR6n cablqgrama recibido aver en-
esta capital, falleci6 don Ernesto Mem
DEE y Garcia en- G'i6n- n-SuizG-an
donde reside desde hace dos s6os.
combatlendO 10 penOsa enfermedRd
que 10 hizl 8ucumbir.
El senior Mendez era soItero con-
taba 36 afI5s de edad.
Socio de ls casa VilIar y Ca. del
alto Comercio de esta plaza, cunoc fsas-
le mucho en- San Juan y entire sus
amigos hs causado honda pens Ia no.
ticia de su muerte.
Nuestro p6same & sus deudos.