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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-07-12
TILLMAN AND McLAUREN.

Senator Tillman betrays signs of de-
serting the Dispensary. He says that
he will desert it if the legislature does
not cleanse it. He will become a Pro-
h~ibitionist iii certain circumstances.
Meanwhile he will stump the State for
the Dispensary perhaps.
The Columbia State points out that
the wiley Senator chooses in time a
soft spot to fall upon if he sees the Dis
pensary be doomed to disaster. OF
course this is true. The Senator always
runs away when the tide is against him.
He makes a vast deal of noise when he
retreats, he makes such a confusion
that many people think he is fighting
valiantly, but those who have watched
him have seen him skedaddle out of
every ~scrimmage in which he has been
hard pressed.
We shall not be surprised if Johnnie
McLaurin whips Senator Tillman into
the Prohibition camp next year. We
have opposed McLaurin necessarily for
10 years; we have rarely if ever agreed
with him in any of his leading policies
but there is one thing about him: he
won't funk. Once he is in he will
stand fire. He can be persuaded and
cajoled, he can be led astray in a man
ner entirely discreditable to his intelli-
gence but he can't be bullied, and he
can't be frightened. We do not mean
that Senator Tillman can be fright
ened in a physical sense, we are
not discussing that, but he will run
to shelter when he sees a storm
coming even if he has to take the back
track. McLaurin is not smooth and
smart like Tillman, nobody in these
parts is as timber as he, and McLaurin
has no better sense than to assert his
manhood from time to time, whether
it spells defeat or victory. If McLaurin
makes a hard fight for Prohibition Till
man may join him and take the lead
from him.
When the Constitutional Convention
met Senator Tillman tried to run it. In
a week or two the Convention was
about to run over Tillman. The Sena-
tor slipped under the table, so to speak,
and kept quiet for a few days. Then
he peeped out slyly and when nobody
was looking fell into the ranks. In a
few days he had taken his old place at
the head of the column but he did not
try again to drive a body of men which
included more than a score who in ca
pacity were in his own class.
1t begins to appear that Mr.. McLau-
rim will not permit Senator Tillman to
nail him in a coffin before he is dead.
However, if Senator Tillman should
see any danger in McLaurin he would
perhaps M him again. Mr.. Nc
Laurin is a good-natured man. Senator
Tillman would make friends with him
if necessary to his political future.
Senator Tillman can fool and has fooled
more people than anybody. He may
fool THE ADVERTISER some day. He
has fooled a number of newspapers
which at one time opposed him.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-07-12
The Property Mans Troubles.

Tho company was playing "Itomeo
and Juliet" the other day, md in the
balcony scene a cannon went off. Tho
property man was sent for, who ex-
planned that II WAC q cannon which
should have gone Off I'm the perform
ancc Of Henry V" two days before.
That property man var spoken 10 more
in sorrow than in anger-From nm
Address by +. II. Benson In London.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-07-12
A LIVELY ANIMAL

He was a good natured German and
his face fairly beamed as he walked in
to a drugstore. The first thing that
caught his attention was an electric fan
buzzing busily on the soda counter. He
looked at it with great interest and
then turned to the clerk.
"Py golly!" he said, smilingly, "dot's
a tanned lify squirrel vot you got in
dare, amt idb''--Lippincott's Magazine.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-07-12

Artist No. my landscapes abso-
Iutely ruined by n lurid portrait. Art
ist No. 2-Yes, the hanging's pretty
slipshod this year. They've put me
next to the crudest thing In the show.
Artist No. 8 coming up-Hello! see
they've hung you two chaps togetherl
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-07-12
W. L. BOYD. Laurens. S. c.

Who sells the l.. & M. Paint, are in
formed by Longman e. Martinez, that
ten thousand churches have been paint
ed with l.. e. M. Paint. 1t takes the
least; wears the longest; and only re-
A gallons of the l.. & M. and 3
of Linseed Oil to paint a moder-
sized house.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-07-12

What's the secret of happy, vigorous
health? Simply keeping the bowels,
the stomach, the liver and kidneys
strong and active. Burdock Blood Bit
tiers does it.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-07-12
nh pc,ie,on. Vacation.

The religious vocation isn't ~necessarf.
ly the outcome of long mental proc
esses. 1t may either steal upon one
subtly or o~verwhelin II at a single on
slaught.-From 1.-THE Bishops Niece"
by George II. Picard.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-07-12
To recover Her ohio.

"Can you help me to recover my
child y asked the poor woman.
as your child lostT
ooh, no. His clothes are worn out"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-07-12

Heaven never helps the man who
Will not act.--Sophocles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

Few items Of news from the other
side Of the Atlantic are more likely
to please American readers than the
tidings that Mr.. Clemens (Mark Twaiul
is no longer in financial straits. It is
well known that some years ago the
failure of a publishing house in which
he was a partner left him saddled With
heavy obligations. He undertook to
ray his debts and regain a competence
BY work more speedily lucrative than
the production Of hooks He signed 4
contract TO lecture. and. notwithstanf
ing occasional attacks Of illhealth.
has fulfilled his agreement. in T.
course Of which he has made a tour
around a large part Of the globe We
are now told that his lectures have
come to an end. for the reason that
the profits already acquired viii en-
able him to restrict himself hence
forth to writing. This means that we
may soon look for new book from
the pen Of the author Of "Innocents
Abroad. Golfers Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

aionaY ought not cannot--ysl - {
bolleyo YOU You surely never co'aia
M 10 bnee AZ 70 invent this tale
ma upon ny hopes of future Bliss
could not. maiden You must not
lrl0o WIN your liie end honor pEE ist
mo in"
nAnd II / did, what could yog %
against such numbers7 They are foar
to ono would soon ogerpoWsr ySa,
and ono more life would BE- lost
mot II you have arms; and tninz
your father would not be isft wiias5it
them. fear them not--you know mat
am resoute.y
~ do indeed and nov you'd risk
your life for those yor aia aas4lL
thank you. thank you ldndiy' sif--Dlt
dare not open the door.
"Then, maiden, II you'll not admit
me, here viii ! now remain, Titaouf
arms. and but ~ able % contend Nila
four armed Villains; but ztili, here
win remain and prove my truth 70
one viii protect 'gainst odds-yez'
even herel"
"Then shall be thy murderer Blt
that must not be- on sir--sEeaF,
swear by all that's holy, and By ali
that's pure, that you do not deceive
me-"
II swear by thyself maiden, than All
TO me more sacred"
The easement closed, and In snoFt
time a light appeared above. In q min
ute or two more the door was opened
to Philip by the fair daughter OF Ayn-
heer Poots. She stood with tae
candle in her right hand. the color
in her cheeks varying-now flushing
red, and again deathly pale. Her leA
hand was down by her side, and in i
she held a pistol half concealed. Philip
perceived this precautlon on her part,
but took no notice Of It; he wished 70
reassure her.
"Moiden," said he, not entering IF
have doubts-if you think
IN III advised In giving re
there is yet time To close
ainst me; but for your own
.reat you not. Before the
moon is up. the robbers win be here.
With my life 1 will protect you. IL yon
will but trust me. Who indeed co4ld
lnjure one like your
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03
ITO be continued.
TIE CLIENT osEYED ORDERS
CIemenceau Promised to Use Ills Infn-
enoe and Did So.

cIemenceau Promised to Use Ills Inhu-
enoe and Did So.
Il. Georges Clemenceau, who has
been SO prominently before the pub
lie in the Dreyfus affair as editor OF
the Aurore. told US a good story in the
chamber OF deputies the other day,
says To-Day. Years ago, when he was
the mayor Of Martre and at the same
time deputy, he opened a dispensary
in the quarter, where advice was given
free, for Clemenceau is a specialist in
skin diseases. One day he noticed that
he had just one hour in which to get
his luncheon and go down to the
chamber, where he had to interpellate
the government He called his assist
ant and SAID: How many more pa
tie1ts are there waiting?@ six" re-
piled the man. One after the other
had his case diagnosed, and Clemen-
ceau. after another glance at his
watch, said: Tell the other two to
undress at once. as I have only two
more minutes to wait" One entered
and Clemenceau wrote out a prescrip-
tion in the twinkling Of an eye. The
last man cane in as naked as the day
when he was born. Clemezceau eyed
him for minute and then said You
are suffering from no skin disease.
What have you come here to worry
me for?" The man looked at him
aghast for a minute and replied:
Skin disease? never said had a
skin disease Your man came and tod
me to undress, monsieur le depute. and
did SO. All | wanted to ask you was
to use your influence to get my sister
a place in the postofice in Algeria" "
smiled. took his name and
did use his influence.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03
CHAPTER V.

She was indeed las she stood irres0-
Lutte and perplexed from the peculiarly
Of her situation, yet nor wanting In
courage when it was to be called forth
an object well worthy Of gaze AID ad
miration. Her features thrown into
broad light and shade by the candle.
which at times was half eztinguished
by the wind-her symmetry o. form
and the gracefulness and singularity
Of her attire-were matters OF aston
ishment to Philip. Her head was
without covering, and her long hair
fell in plaits behind her shoulders: her
stature was rather under the middle
size, but her form perfect; her dress
was simple but becoming. and very
different from that usually worn By
the young women Of the district Not
only her features but her dress would
at once have indicated to a traveller
that she was Of Arab blood. as was
the fact
She looked in Philips sace as he
spoke-earnestly. as II she would have
penetrated into his most inmost
thoughts; but there was frankness
and honesty in his bearing aad a sin
cerity IN his manly countenance. which
reassured her. After a moments hesi-
tation she replied.
Come in, sir; feel that can srusi
you"
Philip entered. The door was then
closed AID made secure.
we have no time to lose. maiden.-
said Philip; but tell me your name,
that may address you as | ought"
My name IS Anime, replied she.
a little.
Il thank you for that little conf
dence but ! must not daily. What
arms have you IN the house. and have
you ammunition
Both. wish that my father would
come home"
ITO be continued.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03
PHANTOM SHIp
OR
The Flying DUtchmdn.
<-4-EY csFTAR' MAgzYar

eyes around 70 see II any means offered
for his forcing his entrance into the
house But as the hzbltation Of the
doctor was lonely. every precaution
had been taken by him to render il
secure against robbery. the windows
below we're well harriczded and se-
cured. and those on the upper story
we're too high for any one TO obtain
zdmittanee By them.
The door was strong, and not TO Be
forced BY any means which presented
themselves 70 the eye Of Vanderdeck-
en- For q faT minutes he paused to
consider. and as be reflected. SO did his
anger cool down, and he decided that
1t Tould BE- sufficient TO recover his
relic without having recourse to Yio-
ience- So be called out, in a loud
voice.
-Mynheer Poots. I know that you can
hear me. Give me hack what yor have
taken, and viii do you no hurt; but
II you will not. you mus take the
consequence. for your life shall pay the
forfeit before leave this spot
This speech was indeed very plainly
heard By Mynheer Poots. but the Mttie
miser had recovered from his fright.
and thinking himself secure. could not
make rp his mind to surrender the
relic without struggle; so the doctor
answered not, hoping that the paMeucs
Of Philip would be exhausted, and that
by some arrangement. such as the sac
rifce a few guilders. no small mat
ter to one 90 needy as Philip. he would
be able to secure what be vas salts
fed would sell al high price.
Vanderdecken. finding that no an
swer was returned, INDUCED in strong
Invectiye, and then decided upon meas
lres certainly in themselves BY no
means undecided.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

NO" declared Horace Hardrocks q
cannot consent to let you marry nv
daughter. A man who confesses bank.
ruptcy as you did shall never become
a member of my family IL l can helm
it, But" Albert Allingham protest.
ed. many another man has gone into
bankruptcy and still come out all right
Some Of our ablest fnanciers have had
that experience. Very true. but tiat
will never happen in your case. You
have no financial ability whatever
Your assets were only $1,000 less than
your liabilities"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

It should be the duty and privilege
Of afl Christian people to help their
felIowmen.-Rev. r. s. Dawson, Pres
byter.an. Brooklyn. N Y.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

II the history ov humanity had awi
.ne Diud wasn't outer It. the lines wud
De too dim "a pfss 10 1oller.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
SESSION. DEL AYUNTAMIENTo.
UN VECINO.

Auochs 90 reuni6 el ayuntsmientO
de San Juan, &omando los si0uientes
acuerdOs:
Negada Ia soIicitud que hiciera ell
professor sefior Iofsnte SRaVedFG, re.
ferente & una egCuela de YeranO. .
AErobadO el pHoyeCto de sanea-
mient0 y medidag aanitaFias propueatRs
por ell Official de SRnidad y apPobadaS
por Ell alcGIde, para ell barriO del GG6n.
dulS de SRnturCe.
NegadR % sOlicitud de reb,jG de
patentes presentRdaB por don Manuel
x. Calder6n , don Federico Font,
C0merciantes de esta plaza.
DeSiRnAdos para representa- RI
ayuntamiento de Ia Ciudad en- d ssGm-
bic de municipios que se hR de CeIe-
bgar en- bFeve. & los OonCejalas GefIoFeG
Rivero, Rodriguez, Serra, Ramirez y
Sanchez Morales.
Tom6 po1aAi6n el conceal don An.
gel Rive ero Mendez.
Denegada d Bolicitud de don Eduar,
do Lopez TizOl, referente & gastos de
luz y tia para Do egCuel& do taQui
graffR.
COncedido permiSO & don AursIic
BArrios, para tener alberto ga estab!a
cimientO hRsta u una y media de d no
che. en- VArios diRs de n semanaa
Don juan Araui0. ofrece hscer 10
do % hmpiezR y recojidO de basuraI
de la oiudad y bRrrioB CerCGnOs pOP 4
suma de 10000 dollars. DsnegRdR D
proposition.
Una indicaci6n. SNo podrfa eI se
nor seCretariO del ayuntamient0 sa
tan amable que dispuaiers sacar una
Cuanths c0pias de loa acueEdos de cad
seGi6n para darlas E u prenaa y Rsi .
evibsria 81 y aus empIeadOs aIguna
mOlestias = los reporters 90 despaChl
rian mas pFonto9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
TICIAS

Ha reGressdO de Gaayama el doctor
Lippit. que foeFa allf & tomAr pSrts On
una operSci6n QuiF6Tgica. .
Don Ramon H. Ds'gsdo. propie.
tSrio de 10 Carolina. Sc enCuentrR en-
eats ciudAd.
-M1fiSns die IS On Ia igVesia de San
JOa6 & las Z de ID me mana tendrS lugar
la misa de communion que ID Asociaci6n
Jost Fl IL dediCa todos los meseS al
SRnt1 PatriRFCa. SupIicRn 10 aais-
tenCia.
Sc encuentrs restabIecido de Ia en-.
farmedGd que Ae Resuviera en- CANA al-
gunos diGB ell stfi0r don EdeImiro j.
Lespiar.
Hen quedad0 teTminadas las Obrsa
de piotura y reparRCi6n de lR cRpillG
de san FfanCieCo que preSenta an
Aver b'j6 un CentAvo ell preCio
del pan On IL CiudRd.
-Ss RsegdrR que BerSu guspendidol
Los trAbSiOs que SO prOyectsn ejscutR1
en- SAntuEcs pOr ell RyuntRmientO de Ia
CiudGd, hastR tanto De resueIvR 10 de
Ia separation de aquel poblado.
! -Afirma ell Sr. Reyes Pefla que eu
Ia CArts que dirigieFR aI alcalde. hG'
bIAbl no de an CAIRO, sino de adquiril
dos Gmbulancias f6nebreg.
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EI eRabf, ia. cob Jose.

Ri iefe supreme de 10 igleSia iudfa
an Estados Unidos, como si dii6rRmos
el papa de los hebreos en- eSa paFte del
mundO, ers en- hombra lIamadO jacob
Jose. y muri6 haCe POGO tempo en-
Nusva York Su entierro fu6 mSrCR-
do por vSli's Circuntt ,ncias que 10 hi.
Cieron NJ table. ACompRfi0Fon aV ca
dsvsr ID mayor p' rts de los iudioB de
IR ciudHd, Cuy0 ndmerO pasa de Glen
mil. 10 Cusl hizo que % entierro fuera
el mss impOnente que se hs Viato en-
Rque''a met '6poi.
Los actos demOstrAtivos de dolor
SinCerO que Se entregRban Lac gentes
que JrmArcn n ell immense cort' j., lie.
mAFon mucho la Atenc On. Y, inal-
mente. hnbO ese mis1n0 die an veFda-
drFa motto, en- que tomRTon pRrte un
nGmerO immense de perHonaR v que
fu6 Caussdo pOr las burlRs y atGques
de que fuerOn vfctimas los judios por
carte del pOpulAchO americana. Estos
des6rdeneS asumieFOn bAAtante grave
dad.
El alto sacerdote s ra65 iudfo, de
qui N hOCemos referenCia, 6 nuestFoG
lectoTeg, era pOF muchoB tftuloB un
hombre PeAImeDte "a perior y eismplar,
digno del sfectO y respecto dc sus CO.
rrebigiOnaRiOs. Era de naciODalidad
russ, perO hNbia eatado d0miliado en-
NuevR York desde hRciS blstAntel
RfIoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
! NO ACATiRRlRSE /!

81 catarro es una enfermedad que tiene
mucha mas importanGia de La que general
ment0 Sc le 8tribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganos del cuerpo cuyas funciones fperzas
debilita profundBmente. Es Causa frscuen-
te de Ia sordera; afecta la vista, la nariz la
garganta = es generalmente por donda EN-,
pieza Ia tuberculosis tisis.
La miSma faO1ltdad y la frecuenoia con
que SO pesoa un cataEro hace las peYsonas
ind1ferentes para curarlo y Ia gran mayoria
no Sc preocupa de las ConseouenciaS.
Los baflos fr1os por la ma1ana inmediata-
mente despu6s de dejaF el lecho, dormir con
las ventanas abiertRs evitaF las corrientes
de aire, son preCauciones muy buenaS que
no cuesta trabajo 81 observarIas PeFo eli
preventive mas seguro, mas efic6z, mas facil
y mas positive y tambi6n el que aconBeian
los medicos, es Ia Emulsion de Scott deIacei
to de hfgado de bsoalao.
Els sorprend 4nte la fuerza, Vitalidad, .ener-
gfay y poder de Tesistencia que recibe ell
Cuerpo humane de las pequefas dosis de
Emulsion de Scott, que Sc le adminiStYan
con ConstanCia. Esta Emulsion, REQUIRE
interiormente todas las parties debiles y vul-
nerables del cuerpo y 10 pone 81 abrigo de Ia
infection oatarral.
De cuando en- cuando aparecen industria-
les POGO escrupulosos anunciando emu stones
vinos preparados los que atrlbuye4 pro-
piedadss curativas que no tienen hasta hay
ouien Sc atreve deCiF en- letr8s de imprenta,
que el petroleo 8 keroSina es un alimento.
IQue ss el petroleo2 Un aceite mineral
que Sc usa como combustible para lubricar
y lfmpiar maquinas para alumbrar. luna
substancla indigestible que carece de 1a pro-
piedad esencial de todo alimento, cuaH es la
asimilacl6n; que pasa al traves del tubo in
estinal sin modifcarse sin ser abSoRbida:
una substantial, en- fin, que no tlene ninguna
de las propiedades curativas alime1ticias
del scsite de hfgado de bacalo. 81 SO dij9se
que el petroieo es un aimento para naaqui-
mas podria pasar, pero no para Ell cueFpo hu-
mano.
Si teneis alguna duda, pregunt&d a vues
tro nn6dico; el os oonfrmaF8 esta verdad; J
ci estais escasos de fuerzas, de carnes y dC
Bangre, os aconsejara que tomeis Ia Gmul
sion de Scott.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
Dia De animation.
Esp0rth,ss I Ia PIDss, plI0
solo r0gIeSdrOn 0tIaS 'pr0-
Sas,
EXleRsi circulation Dc Co.
rrGspOnd0nCIs. /"
(De nuestgo reporter en- yiegeI,

-/c 4GVSSSESN F0kSUE0cS 6sS OEU30Ny
Playa de Ponce. Julio 49, Hoy hs
sido an dis de RnimGci6n en- este p0.
blado.
Desde por d manana, Ios tgozsgs y
Cocheg trBjeron muchas perSonaa del
pueblo con motive De d IIe0adh del
vapOr sJuIiaS.
EspersbRse & LR Presa. perd solo
vinieron aIgunas pyesGs que IA emigrG.
ci6n lley6 6 Sant0 Domingo y hoy son
deVueltss 81 hogar.
LAS CarreFas del hip6dromo fue.
ron au0pendidSa y una hOia BueItG cir.
cul6 q efeCt0 anunCiando que opprtu-
namente CiFCulRF6n anuncios y pregr9.
mas para laa pr6ximas caFrerRS Iss que
han de reVestiE mayor impOrtSnCia
que todaB laU afeCtuadaS hasta hoy.
Con motive de las fieGtas CD honor
de ID vfTgen del Carmen snIi6 eata
tArde una procession que eGtuvo Imuy
Concurrida.
La virRen es de gran tams no. ibR
vestid& de r&z0 blAnCO.
Los egposos Rivera Garcia Galdrkn
en la pF6ximR semRna para Pefuelas
con Obieto de veranear.
Ell dltimo n6mero de &EI MGlIete1
h8 circulado prOfusamente aquf, en-
d0nde cuentR con nuChOs BimpAtiz Sdo.
res y s0stened0reG.
El nueYo agente de sLS COrreg-
pOndenciES se hB tornado veFdaderO
inteY6S p0r 81 peri6dico. uatiAfGciendo
los deGeos del p6blico. que deSea reCi-
bir el diOriO.
He tenid0 OportunidRd de YER con d
fACiIidad que los ejempIares de diCho
peri6dicO se ColOcRn aQuf. Puede ase-
guroFse que aquf Sc hR dupIicAdO d
circulation. expontaneamente. Sin es-
fueYzo algunO.
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GOMUNICADO.
.lnncon 8 Lnlin 1Q5

OSoSS0 " GS&O 4NO
Sr. Director de eL1 G Correspondent
ciG , Muy sen r mie: le estimRl@ se
airva dsr CSbidR en- so iluRtrado peri6-
dicO & Las siguientes Ifoeaa:
En- el pleito entRbIsdO por 6OhA C6-
ts ina Morales GaFCfa contra don Gre.
gorio Riversg y EshsVarria, vecino
de Gurabo. en- ID apeIRCi6n interpues-
to pOr el Rivera ante ell Tribunal Su.
premo dict6 este eI fallo siguiente:
GFalIamos que debsmos Confirmar ,
cOpfrm8mos ID gentenCia apeledR con
les Coatas al apelante y declarsndo ade-
mas sin lugar ID recommendation pro-
puesta Dor 81 Rivera
Por fia brill6 la inocencia proCla-
mSndola IL iusticia humans; peFo falta
ell inexorAble fAllo de ID justicis divi.
m. ID que har6 sentir % peso sobre 81
Ger Sin COnCienCia que hR pretendidC
manChar el honor de indefenaR mUier'
UN VECINO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18

ES UN DEBER. -vulgarizarle al pueblos
la oiencia modo de conservar Ia salud, es
hacerle que estime Gu verdadero vsler
5O6mo Sc consigue que 20 pueda viYir, sin
agentes mtCrobiosoB de los que desarro Ian
Ia tuberculosis, el titus, la viruela, saEam.
pi6n. dlfteria. etc., intermediates, que Sc We
asoman su cabeza, cuando menos Ia espera-
mos, en- nuestras viviendasf
Pues hacienda que toda casa que usted va
va ocupar, sea antes 'tDesinfec Gada1 pin
tada.
~ con los cad&veres, que 70 deba feteneI
en- una habitaCi6n; las vsinte CuatTp horas
que marca la leyf
Pues haGi9ndoles inyectar, HquidoB anti.
p6trldos. que le dejan complotamente hbre
de baGterias, y con una fisonomfa, tan ma
tural, como la que tenia On su vida
lY quiGn hace estes trabajos enI Puerto
Rico, tan titles necesartos los "Desinfes
torres embals&madores" que hoy hay auto
rizadosf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
MATRIMONIO

El g6badO C0ntrSjeron matrim0niO
en- esta capital b gVaciosa gefloFits
Carmen Rios y Gonzalez y el joVen
Fau0to Moreno.
FuerOn teStigos de Ia boda IOs BefiO-
res Gabriel QuiaEG Jea6s G0nzalez.
MuOhas fellCidades deseRmOB & eaa
paFejT, que es digna de que la sOnRfa
VisnpFR bisneataE = 4 dicha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18

ISessSOs & lOs SuspO,se,atss sO6re JS5Fs-
t0sS Sc aorteaFkn tOdoS los amos en-
Ire los que ms Se distingan p0F "a
RoTas a Caia: Para u impOsioiO-
neg:
Da8G1O} de Il ma6ana. y de ! s b
"a Is tarde Ios dfas hborables: Y de 81
E lfl2 de n na6ana los DominQOs. Para
d extraOoiOnes Ias misnoal hoTas ex-
septo u de Ion Doningos.
RegIane,OtO ds u 6s00S6ss: Las per
Donag que intarosen mas poFmenOTe
0oIoga II irapu oi0ne extHaGotOneE
n110orB da IiQuidar intt ets. pue-
dW GaligiR N eil \ oaias