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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
A HUMAN PHoNoGRApH.

{" HAVE human phonograph," said Philadelphia,
S!and this photograph has taught painful truth
namely, that my speech is nasal and ugly and altogether
abominable. &@s &*
The photograph is young Frenchnan, who learn
ing English from This young has ear as deli
cate as Paderewss and he is acquiring one by one all
my phrases which he repeats with my precise accent and in
tonation. It is disgusting
~ used to think that I said write it, The Young
Frenehman has shown that say Write ut
u used to think that said, How you?' Accord
ing to my human monograph, say tHaow ya9'
II used to think said 'adeu and mountain What
really say is sadoo and tmaownt n
My friends, suppose will think vain and arti-
feia but nevertheless resolved to begin talk like
Engishman-to say 1bawth and cawnt SO forth.
for there other way for regain my sefrespec
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31

Forgive me, Ophe-
lia,' said the strong,
eager-looking youn g
man, as he bent above
her, a painful express
sion upon his handsome
countenance. 81 know
I done wrong in coming
back. I ought to@of
went away where you'd
never hear Of me again
and suffer alone. What
is my feelings when
you are sad? I'm a
brute-th what I
am, for making you
weep. "I'll CO.
ono, no-don' TYP
she cried, holding out
her hands to him. ~ IN
glad you've came back.
Oh, you don't know
how I suffered yester-
day when you had went
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
QUESTION FOR TOMORROW.

10 WRITTEN CLoTHES.-Wil you please repeat the
recipe you gave about month ago to whiten clothes?
think it contained ammonia soda, but don't remem-
Der the amount All my little girls are breaking out
with small pmples all their backs Please tell me
what to do for them, and oblge-A Mother
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
The Fatal B.-ckb--rM.

HAVE came,'' said William Dunkle, to
ask you oncet more why you scorn my love.
It amt because IN poor. I know that,
for there amt one man In thousand
that's as we'll off as me at my age. Tell
me, Ophelia, what's the drawback. Where
don't I make good9 Why do you want to
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31

Dwell not in the darkness of selfish living,
Asleep to the needs of the world today,
Abide In the sunlight OF doing and giving,
Awake to the Joys of the sunshine way.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
A 4 String Of Good Stories.
DEGRADING MILITARY TRAITORS
cannot toll how tho truth may be;
say tho tale ~ twas said to mo"

HE MILITARY tailor had cut from the uniform all its
IL Buttons stripes and other decorations Now he was
sewing these things loosely again with single thread
painful duty, this he shouted for noisy in
the shop the errand boy he filed beautiful sword blade
in two filled the place with harsh, rasping sound.
sWhat earth you DOING the reporter asked
81 preparing to degrade traitor said the tailor
I'm the degradation of military traitors, the tailor always
plays an important tho unseen part.
You know how the degradation is done9 The traitor
before his regiment to the muled rmblng Of drums,
called his chief and then his buttons
in two
eff didn't file the sword blade to thread, and
if didn't loosen the buttons and stripes the ceremony
would have dignity In pulling off the decorations and
swapping the sword too much effort would be required
Indeed in the of unusually wellsewed BUTTON the
degraded might be dragged all the field by his
coonel.'' E..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
CM1I0S and Qualities.
"'Tis nassinp STRANGELY
It's passing sfrangel"
A CLERGYMAN I.ETTERBox. ~
POPULAR clergyman took halfdozen letters from his

n pocket 3. !" = - .
'These anonymous letters,'' he said |They have
to in the last three weeks am continually
cevng strange anonymous lettersquestons usually that
requested to the Of the next Sunday
Recently young wrote anonymously and said that
when he boy Of 49, he worked for grocer He stole
from this grocers cash drawer little at tme $780,
Now he prosperous and he desired to return the money
Would be sufficient to return it conscience money from
unknown source should he make the grocer confess
sion? answered that it would be sufficient the
money. ILL "t<..s
~ got letter last year in womans hand that asked
preach against the Of murder One will YOU
said the letter. who has murder his heart the murder
Of innocent, whehared old man. T preached my best
against murder and didn neglect to draw fancy pic
Of old with white hair being slain by young
chap.
sometimes in these letters, ethical questions are pro-
pounded that stump sailor Tor instance
something like this 1.-TWO years ago, before got religion
married young girl and have beautiful
children bigamis by rights for in '97 married
Malay girl in Port Said. She bad one drunk all
the time, and night she my head open with bottle
my sleep. So then left her. Since got religion have
tried to look her up but she disappeared from Port Said
five years the day traveller robbed of sill
watch and bag Of gold. Now want to do the right
thing. Ought to leave my present wife and try find and
reform the other one9 Ought to confess to my present
wife?''
told this sailor snned, circum-
stances he had best keep quiet and say nothing unless his
first wife turned up again
t'Theve murderers bigamists, forgers and what-not
write to for comfort It amazing how miserable all
these undiscovered and UNPUBLISHED evldoers are It goes
to show how wretched a thing sin is
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
Take Heart Again.

80. . 4.
Take heart again, brother mine. take hearth
know the bitter ebb of life's unresting tide
Hath broke by night thy anchor chains, so true
and tried,
And tossed thee, oh, SO helpless, on the ocean
wide.
Stand by the wheel, select guiding star,
Steer back again before you drift too far.
Take heart again, brother mine. take heart!
Perchance the currents strong have swept thee
far, and night
Is black, tho boist'rous waves thy very soul af-
fright
Do not give up. Steer toward the crest-the
morning light
Will burNt in splendor the angry wave;
Thy nobler self within thee says, BE brave.
Take heart again, O brother mine, take heart!
Remember there is one whose plans are good and
just;
And in some way, we know not how, they surely
must
Work good to all of them who keep unfaltering
trust.
Look up, and see the threat'ning clouds part;
Take heart again, o brother mine, take heart!
John L. ShrOy.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
THE HOT ONE.

UGUST BELMONT at certain directors meeting, was
n describing fraud that had been brought to light in
a proposition laid before the board. .-
'These gentlemen, " said Mr. Belmont "gave themselves
away They stood convicted out Of their mouths They
like the nnkeepers family that conducted the weekly
rattle p
In this rattle the prizes turkeys, ducks young
pigs baskets of eggs and such like rural commodities
quantity Of steel discs numbered from to 25 put into
black Bag and the little daughter Of the nnkeeper put
her hand in the bag and drew disc for each Spectator
prize
"Wel it had been noticed that the nnkeeper's wife got
the prize pretty frequently but nothing thought of this
by the simple honest rural folk.
tOne evening tho the little girl with her hand in
bag, paused It her mothers turn, and she did not
draw forth her mothers disc in her usual quick and careless
way She rummaged about The other rafers looked at
another oddly. The nnkeeper said:
g Come come child Hurry up
".EBu father said the little girl 4 can't find the
hot one - -...-. . %. 49,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31

No one can tell when the loom will stop,
The weaver and the web be ''laid by"
The threads of warp and .tweft'' be cut,
And the shuttle" cease to fly.
Then let us be diligent "weavers" all
Closely following the pattern shown,
That when 1.-THE MASTER inspects our work
We shall hear him say, well done! Well
done!''
Yes, Sunshine weavers'' may we be,
weaving in golden threads each day;
Bringing joy to saddened hearts, 49,
And helping each other on 1.-The way"
For we may weave in the web of life
bright and golden filling,
And do Gods will with cheerful hearts
And hands both swift and willing
j. Fl. Egbert, DID.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
SINGLE AND DOUBLE.

'tThis,' said the man who showing the stranger
around the city, he pointed to broad stretch beach,
tbelongs to old Bgspud It's all land That's his
house, back there the left. =
Ills that on made land, ~ asked the stranger
<.No; that's married land He got with his wife,
3'Let see, began Mr.. Henpeck, the wooden we'd
ding is the fifth anniversary, ism d
1'No!" snapped his wife, 4twhen one marries block
head the ceremony ITSELF
But the miserable nhad fed Philadelphia Press.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.

Room O., Loan and Trust building, 313 Nicol-
let avenue, Minneapolis. Telephone, n w. Main
1926.
AL Sunshine news for publication in the Sun.
shine department of The Minneapolis Journal
should be addressed to Mrs. Theodore Haynes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
HIS PURCHASE.

A tall. lean man from the country
went into Kansas City music store
yesterday and, stepping tc 1 cserE,
asked to be shown some BRASS horns.
He spent fifteen minutes iooti'as a.
three horns Then pointing y ]. big
one. he asked its price
Seventy dollars. replied tha cisrA
And that ona o. Ia asked, pot2t5ug
% another
sixty"
Vow bout TIA 5tsar?a
That's . $50 oorn."
s'Nal, dcawlad the country nan
pitching q dine cato the glass, GIN
= . good 20 cant ,aw'5 bAcp s-&S>< Al
a. City Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
TEACHERS MEETINGS
WHITE TEACHERS INSTITUTE
WITH PROF. J. L. ALLEN AS
INSTRUCTOR.
Peabody Institute for coiored Teach
ers With Profs. Corbia and
Townsend

TnA county teachers institute for
waite teachers opened Monday at the
Pine Bluff high school with fatter-
,n. attendance. of teachers from this
ana adjoining counties. The instl-
ute is being conducted by Prot. j K,
Alien. and Will continue for two
weeks. Practically all Of the teachers
- tAe county are in attendance and
sle sessions are beth interesting and
proftaoie Attendance upon these in
- =tutes cenaws me teachers licenses
r5r another te-n, and the teachers find
nat they gain Gluch By tae Institutes.
re subjects to De haniiad this week
sr. as Follows
Arithmetic. Pref A. w Lowa
Geography. Pref. ] R. Allen
/ t.1sta~q Prof H A Woodward
Spelling and wrlti0g Miss Matte
g, GGshacaG
E.aasqaSa, @rs H y Mems
ReaaSns. Miss Carr2iehaal
Vie tel.214ne resolution VS. aiog.,
q;
! &Aso:.:,d by taa raaeaAcs Institute y
= ~sa1 o3rntv, Arkansas t13t It :
y Il 9r.:A aad pleasure lat @s az
/ i - y 4E1isss Jo~d4- ~ exac..tss ar
" teaa,ar; gf this. Jefferson. Govt:
~. @Hj - V 1i:n 81 Or a49is IL
';..>st ,.--.s Is 2a oQt s. alssa = tar3
,scGu;.1tE. because tae paanaa If J4t.
ta-5on ~oU@ty. a21 the city of Pine
- sr2s tat thi ,-5st axaat.aat
tt'et>' Il lud srlecdii taaeas- aas
Ii = 4 wlth th education % .a9ra
~ - ratian : gouta ~ t1ls
e1csf2uret. he has aeac &oas.ad ~
tA,e neosfs=3f tha stata. By ats oeia2
e3aneat saperfrtendent 3f p13Iic il
>t-&9t;oa IL has fJad vita great
es't.-ctf@rz ! >Asj- n the university y
49, &tlt. The teachers Ct the whole
s0Gth cav hacored am ard us. ~
=, Asiag I'm president Of the Southern
Teachers as Aaiattat. ard RS career
within the last Two - three years. as
superintendent i tAe public schools
of Pine Bluff has benu So distln guish
ed and acceptable thar there * roce
to comment Or crihcisa and it IS tbs
hope Of the teachers Gf this county
ard Of the city public schools as we'll
that the oeopla ard youth OF tnis com
immunity and county may be blasse,
with his continued valued services Al,
residence among US
He S nut only a teacher and scho!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
LOCAL ANo OTHERWISE,

u. W Boyce devotes his time to rents
The Graphic want adv brings re
suits: try one.
Wantcd-A few boardcrs at 81!
West Third avenue.
Wanted-A few boardcrs al 81"
Vest Third avenue.
Oak and pine wood Phone W. II
Boyd Old phone 902.
Sand delivered on shor' notice.
hawkins Sand company Old phone
Glt
est Bunch Of keys one brass
witch key. Retura to Graphic and
receive reward.
Wanted-A limited number OF
oarders. Apply COZ West Barraque
street Gentlemen preferred.
Removed to I'll West Barraqu'
street. Vim Keller. manufacturing
and repairing harness and saddles.
For Handsome surrey, prae-
tically new. nice set harness and
splendid family horse. Harry y. AT
wood
---Dreyfus' big Store" give round
trip tickets to Sunday school picnic
a Sheridan. June Is. with required
purchases.
The fire alarm yesterday evening
MAS caused by a burning hue al the
esdence of Mr. Chester Flournoy. Nc
Damage is reported
Before letting your contract Tor
rhlmbing or sewering see the Pine
Bluff Plumbing company, O'Ccnror
and Donovan, proprietors
Born to Mr. and Mrs Ike Jacobs
of st. Louis. Monday, June 5. a daugh-
ter Mrs. Jacobs was formerly Miss
Hennie Altheimer of this city
City Clerk Daniel Taylor is today
making out the warrants for the pay
mcnt Of the current bills of the city
At the meeting Of the council last
aight about 81 500 was allowed in city
Ills.
Mr. r. l.. Hancock who for months
past has filled q responsible position
v ith the Sawyer and Austin Lumber
has resigned to accept a
position with big lumber concern in
! louisiana
Sidney Helms and company buy
and sell all kinds of second haad
goods. Pack and ship furniture Can
sell you furniture at one-half It's orig
ei0 West Second avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
The Colored institute.

The Peabody institute and the coun-
ty institute provided by the state for
the colCred teachers of Jefferson
county. opened its first days session
in the Merrill school building ON June
:. with large attendance A very
noticeable feature Of the present ses-
SION OF the institute is the very mark.
ed interest shown in the work by the
teachers in attendance, both in the
natter Il attendance ana class work
;,one Jefferson county, besides it's
regular county institute ant the Pea.
tody institute. maintains what IS
'1roYa as the Jefferson County Color
ID Teachers association. which has
So is purpose the elevation Of its
teachers
- combined institute IS o=.ic. con.
cgtsi b.: Pot !, G Coebin a1a Prof.
Y =. @r.szn1sea>i. both 2romtna ant col
9e-a ajtca IS Of taa state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
D!ckI:oING.

Yes. SAID the steamship ag"nt,
,5taat's our best price for y sacuoi i
bin passage to I>,verpcot."
But. SAID the prospectus t2:r-
s5t. .i0u't YOU make Any rebate
F1or What
Well. say for nine meals. I'm II
vays SICK the first three days 1at
Philadelphia Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
FULL CREDIT.

u4oaa That long faced M 3 -
il either / philosopher or . fo9i. aaa
| conduit make out which. 81 II
Do " thlr6'@
BAbette He talked to M foc II
hour at the reception last n.sht 1ad
7 decided that be Is bots "-Detr5lt
Free Press,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

a.. but is a builder CT character, and
which is worth more than can De es-
,imated. and whereevr his lot may be
cast or his future lead him, we wish
il understood thae he has the God
bless you of the people Of Jefferson
county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
a MATERIAL DISTINCTION.

Pingry--I met Brown just now, he
looked fearfully gium. What's the
matter with him A. ncte gone to pro
Test?
Browns Clerk-No. they've sent
and he's going to protest Boston
Transcript
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

,iud;cioQs newspaper advertising
eats business and keeps it, provided
!3:: constantly have It before the
public eye -Brockton, Mass, Times,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

AHs .rteI.iser' u.an who viii de.-
v0re thou5tlt ami -tc,A - t-,is subject
can il 2seotiya snd jgdie.oes adver-
tistng --Efes Mines Review
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

4e 1jio nvests one dollar IN bus,
ness sh>ult invest one dollar in ad-
yert,sing that husness--A T Stew
art
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
ONLY ONE.

rr9 BaakeIoe-sa: WHAT you please
sat don't believe there was ever 4
.;'ac that could siza a wOrran up
To Bac eiict--My brother can.
7,ta 9lclaior-Ha! How 20 yor
Haow'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

Saae 1eE &c carts. Simpson Weob
Furniture cor, nany. 2to. PIP. 2i4 West
Saco1d avenue. =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

And in order to do this
we are going to offer for
the next ten days, values
never heard of before in
this city. Iii selecting from
US there is d distinct ad=
vantage in having so large
an assortment to choose
from. 1t affords you the
opportunity Of seeing all
that is newest and Best.
1t assures you styles and
patterns to your exact
liking. We quote you a
few OF our values.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
TAKE NOTICE.

Az annual licenses anG vehlcla
taAes expire on the 3Ist day Of May.
and must be renewed at once All
parties owning vehicles Or paying
privilege licenses Of anv kind VIII
Please call at my Office and renew
same immediately after their expira,
ton
+ T ALEXANDER,
City Treasurer
Office, corner Fourth and Pine
ST eet (624l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

Seats on sale for the Bryan lecture
at Thalheimer's cigar store,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
-HS 5i9E=E.D RECORD
kCHT

5Eas me Russian general Alttem
epsk,, l. .,ood record ~
- sH,uld say so He retreated
.ws1t miles N two hours and four
-u.a2sas Cleveland Plain Dealer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

Weaa and tlmid advertisers can not
hooe = success-Cyrus Curtis, Lad
4es. Horne Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
We Want To Have A Big Carpet SakI

INGRAM CARPETS
In great variety of good patterns and coos, the dependable
kind that usually sell for &c. Special values -.
BRUSSELS CARPETS
spring patterns well worth 80c yard in this sale for
VELVET CARPETS
Rch heavy qualities in patterns that with
your APPROVAL the kind that regularly sell for yd Sp
ADMINISTER CARPETS
wide range Of rich and exclusive patterns from the fo Ct
mills the $)40 quality, at Rhodes Havertys FOR Ol
BRUSSELS RUGS
Full size, 9K feet good patterns and coorngs q,
equaed ander $l8. In this sale for Dz
VELVET RUGS
Artistic patterns full SIZE 9x12 feet rich border to c1l
harmonic, S28 values DLl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19
N0TJCLAS DEL DJA

bastian el iniivld1o Juan Fe'iciano,
por rapto de la joven Francisco Mer-
cado.
Tambier fue arre.tado jose Cor.
zalez, por at,ques a Ia propiedad.
-Ha regresado de su excursion
por la isla en- investigsciones del De-
partamento Superior de Sanidad, el
doctor J. M. Ssldsfa.
-Muy en- breve ae reurira Ia liga
de Propietarios, en- sesitn extraordi.
maria
Sabemos que, entire los acuer-
dos que serAn disoutidos, fgura en-
primer termino, q orden dc la Junta
Local de Sanidad, sobre el cierre dc
los algibes.
Acerca de dicha determinacI6a 10
hac.n diversos concentrates.
Ell lines pr6xlmo la Junts esco-
lar de Arecibo cslebrara una copfe-
rencia con el comisionado de educa-
cl6n.
-Esta mai1ana Sc reuni6 la iunta
de Condados en- los salones de la Ca
mara legislative. En- otro sitio de es-
to peri6dico informamos acerca de los
acuerdos adoptados.
Ell departamento de Educaci6n
sprobo las propusstas de Gusysms,
Pstillss, y San L ,rerzo.
-Eeta ms n ana So vic en- la Corte
municipal el iuicio contra jose Aya-
Is por portar armas.
+ tenier To de Ia Ioi cis lnaular
sen Scto, manifsslo c' 9 Ayala en-
:. noche de primero de AZ sto fue de.
tsnido en- ca le de Ia f lt4leza.
AL ser reg .trado Gr los guar
dias se le euconsr6 un hillo mohc-
80 que mide il Dulgads,
Ell juez del Vale hai6 para el
ldues la lectur Dc IL s n.eneia
Aver tarde tuVleron que suspen-
der ell visjs a C0smo ell Gobernador y
el Tesorero de Pue to Rico, por ha
berse dcscompuesto on el camino ell
autom5vil en- que viajaban.
-Ha sido nombrado iuez de paz
de Guayama don Jose Lopez Curet.
En- 81 Dspsrtamento Superior do
Sariiad, heuos visto una artfstica
mesa labrada por los presos del penal
de San Jsar.
La referida mesa es un trabajo de
MADEIRA de aceitllo de verdadero meri.
to, que obtuvo placemes en- Ia exposi.
ci6n de San Louis. Ultimamente un
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19
DESOE AGUAD|LlA

(Coitinudci6n de la pdgina g.
encuentra Ago restablecida. Nos ale
gramos.
En- una do las noches pasadas,
en- 81 lugar denominado Gel mondon-
CO., fue fsnomenal el csc ndalo que
promovieron mujeres de vida alegre.
Algunas de elias salieron con contu-
stones en- el cuerpo. Intervinieron va.
rios policfas que las pusieron . buen
recaudo. Visto sl iuicio ayer, el juez
las conden6 a sufrir pena en- la carcel.
-Anteayer parti6 hacia esa capi-
tai don Julio Osvaldo Abril. iefe del
partido republicano de esta ciudad. Le
acompafla su sefiorita hija Mercedes.
"A la memoria de dofia Gregoria
Rodriguez, viuda de Font, Sc celebra
ron aver en- nuestro temple cat6lico
solem ces honras fdnebres. En- Ia ce.
remonia, 10 que asistieron muchos
famliares y amigos de la finada, of
ciaron los reverendos padres Tovar y
Casado.
Aver tarde Sc llev6 a eject, Ca
t6licamente ell bautizo del nifio Carlos
hijo de los esposos Vidal.Rcsa. Fue-
ron pa 1rinos don Jose Ramon Vidal y
Ia sonora dofla Mariana Sierra.
Ell brillante literato y poeta don
Felix Matos Bernier nos ha obsequia-
do gslantements con un ejemplar de
su belllsima obra literaria sMuertos y
vivos la que conservaremos como
una rsliquia, pues SO trata de uno de
los intelectuales puertorriquef1os de
mas renombre.
Este corresponsal agradece infni
to la dedicatoria que scompaf1a a su
hermoso libro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19

tcantirsacsdnkh Ia Ddgina SS)
tambien satisfara los sue'dos que por
igusl concepto, 10 adeudsban q los
profesores de aquells Jurisdiction.
En- Ia ealls de San jose numsro
I, 20 alquila un mirador.
-Llamamos 10 atenci6n { los pa
dres dc familis acerca de las ordenan-
zss municipales que prohiben los jue-
gos pdblices desde las seis de 10 tar
de.
Ii poliefA e.tt dispuesta ( cum
plir extrictamente las referidas orde-
nanzas deteniendo q los muchacho
que alteren 10 pa. con corridas y gri.
tos dsscompuestcs,
-Varios propietarios do Gusya-
ma y Aguirre dirigisron con fechs de
syer, un escrito al Gobernador, So
licitando ID rsparacl6n do Ia carrste'
"a entire Guayama y Aguirrs.
La referida EXPOSITION manifesta
que 10 CSmara Legislative sproh6
un credito de 20, ,0C0 dollars para l. 3
reieridos trabajos.
Fl Dspartamsnto del interior IN.
formArx acerca do dicho sscrito.
En- un centro Administrative he
mcs dido asegurar que se espers muy
pronto On esta ciudad el celebre Mr..
Kopsl el cual seguramente pretenderS
una plaza de Fiscal. Pero, estan yer
des.
-Ests mafana salieron para P, n.
ce el G, btrnador Mr.. Winthrop acorn
p. nsdo de su Secretario particular
Mr.. Fr, zier. Pasar&n varios dias en
Ia hacienda sCarmslitss de Ia juris-
dicci6n &c aquella ciudsd.
-Mafiana la banda de 10 policia
insular tocarz on el <Parque Borin-
quen,, con 81 siguiente programa;
Marchs <Call of Wild, Losei.
Sinfonfa de Ia opera sRianzi,s
Wagner.
Gran Selection de Ia zarzuela xEl
Pu3iao de Rosas,s Chapf.
Two Steps Chicken Charlie b.
llou.
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mann.
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gecita.,
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q hacerse cargo de sus trabajos en- ell
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19
venta de una Anca

So vende una finca rdstica, cits
en- Fajardo . ocho minutos de 10 con-
trsl que 90 ests montando en esta po-
blqci6n, compuesta de 2l8 cuerdas,
l03 de vegas superiorss en- su mayor
parte do regado, y lis de altos terrs.
nos superiores pa-a paste y cana.
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das de cana Q trs plantilla toc6n.-
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