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WANTED - Trustworthy man or
woman TO manage business IN this
county and adjoining territory for
well established house Of solid fnan.
cisl standing $1,000 straight cash
salary with all necessary expenses
paid weekly by check from head.
quarters. Money advanced for eI-
psnses. Position permanent pre-.
vious experience not essential. No
investment required We furnish
everything Enclose self addressed
envelope Address Manager, $40
Como Block, Chicago, Ill 4l.5t.
The Crittenden record., 1905-05-19

II you have never visited The metropolis Of Ken
tucky Louisville, the gateway to the south you may
never have another opportunity m favorable as ta.
one clered duriug the
The Crittenden record., 1905-05-19
"The Man in Gray"
General Passenger Agsu,


send i've stamps lrei ones Tor a copy Of picture
entitled The Man 10 Gray, beautiful reproduction
from an original drawing by Mr Robert II Hoos be
celebrated artist Of the Louisville Courier Jourua
executed n the three cardinal colo Of the Conisisrac,
red, blue aud grAy-on white background Picture
j. lGt22 inches, aud printed on 6ne enamsltd pspsr
sufficiently heavy lot uuipmsi bu, equally ,ui,ab.
ior framing
They will be enclosed 10 .inwBosri mailing tube.
or safe transmission by mail thus avoiding any po,.
bility Of breakage aud insutiug safe delivery
The Crittenden record., 1905-05-19
Terrific Race With Death.

Death was fast approaching,
writes Ralph + Fernando, Of
Tampa, Fla, describing Dis fearful
race with death. "as a result Of liver
trouble and heart disease. which had
robbed me Of sleep and Of all inter.
est in life. had tried many differ.
ent doctors aud several medicines,
but got no benefit until l began to
use Electric Bitters. SO wonderful
was their effect, that in three days
/ felt like a rew man, and today
am cured OF all my troubles Guar
snteed at L +. Haynes drug store,
price SOC.
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Wanted.

MEN AND WOMEN 10 this
county and adjoining territories TO
represent and advertise ~ old cs.
tsblished house Of solid financial
standing Salary to men S2l per
week, to women Sl2 to SIS weekly,
with expenses advanced each Mon
day by check direct from headquar.
ters. Horse and buggy furnished
whom necessary position permanent,
Address Blew Bros. ~ Co., Dep, B,
Monon Bldg, Chicago, III. Al o.
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Cleared for Action.

When the body is cleared for
action, by Dr. Kings New Life Pills,
you can tell il by the bloom Of
health on The cheeks the briebtnes.
Of the eyes! the frmness Of the ilesh
and MUSCLES the buoyancy Of the
mind. Try them. AtR. +. Haynes
drug store. % cents.
The Crittenden record., 1905-05-19
The Purpose of this Article

/, more to uteres, you in Kestucky, most popular
railroad tue Henderson route-more properly termed
the st Louis Louisville Comfort Lns-as solid con
fort passenger line than common Garner Of freight
although We appreciate. and will continue to DO % aI
the freight that moves OUT Ssy.
Our passenger service between ST. LOUIS Eaa..
VILE and Louisville compares iayorably with any com.
psttor aud one feature Of IT, feel satisfied, s much
.uperiot-thatn n tie invariably on time feature
which you w agree with sAvsry important factor
Our equipment consisting Of Reclining Chair Car.
seats tresI Puumsn Drawing room SIeepcfs yss,ibl.,
High back Seat Coaches aud Paror Cars through With
out change - a. 6ne and comfortable a. any operated
IN or out Of keniucky-bar noue-snd We earnest,
solicit your patronage
IL purchasing your ticket 10 Louisville iot lLr
Couielsra,e Reunion. OF on any tup which takes yJa
between ST. Louis Evansville aud Louisville. decar,
the Henderson Route IN and insist 90 your ,icks, re,i
ing our vAy
l. ]. IRWIN.
Louisville. by General Passenger Agent
The Crittenden record., 1905-05-19
PAINT MISTAKES

Are easily made. The way 70 avoid
them il to ask for Green seal the
paint that's always pure. For sale
by Hina-BAbb Co.
The Crittenden record., 1905-05-19
rAINT WISDOM

Don't experiment with common
paint Itcost, a. much as Green
Seal before u-ing-aud great dea.
more after For sal) by Hlna. .Babh
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Descriptive Booklet

We are also distributing small but complete boo.
le, descriptive Of Louisville hotels, restaurants srI
boarding houscs, .hosing their capacity, rates, etc
which wall be Of interest to anyone contemplating TIP
to Louisville this summer aud which We wi gladly ma
on uquvs, without expense to you
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-24

Gin 2anbbepobner, Der gum eriten O1a1 bic 8robfabt beiudt ptro
bon ietnem. agertparotn in etne Jetperfammllume 9cfl95t. va Der saal
td fh cine Ieie Die W2enee unb i6uttet ben aOpf, auf einmal fprttt
er eons crtount: ,Seb NAL, Better, BEL ed finn robl 9aar Nib UtooeY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-24

Heuoicr. = 4utler Gin roieli.
Dem 3enlpo 0obiniouienb) .Neugic.
ria bin id, nirfltfl ipie piel Sefun.
ben if nod ami 2ebeil bleiben mer.
gel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-24

SeIbf It b eipu s 1. = gefannter:
Sic boben nlir eilteit Sroelt 5ipeiter
aIaIie erbolten2" Shouipieler:
.@eniigt. Stcrn eriter alaiie Bit i)
fcIhit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-24

8osbate G. - @eIiern
fat mid 10 IL amoteltr- Ybotograpb
BET Der arbeit ouf9ei,omnen." -
.9as mar nobl iider lie Woment-
I%uInalmc?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-24

l1nter + q + 1t + d. e II. = Same
roo: ngni uliierem HegimentsbaG Ito.
tiirlid audi nieoer 10 II poor Chilli,
Iien ontpeieno ietueIen." = 5dbnrif :
ia, goG pcrbaa6ornt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-24

Ireh. Sal8frou: oSdon
ipieoer 5mei GeQer 5erbrofet; mo
ioa onS bir2" 9ienitrn1Od)eii
(fret): .@o oid Die anbern binge.
fomnlcn linb; III Den IihfoItcn!"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
Pine Bluff Victor Yesterday.

Dunbar was too much for the Mer1-
dian boys Wednesday afternoon. Pine
Rluff won over them by score OF l
to l. The Meridian boys went up III
the air in the very first inning, anc
never touched earth except once DUR
ing the remainder of the game. III
the fifth inning they got In one run
but they couldn't do it again. Inc
visitors played good ball after 'he
second inning, and after that tlme 1t
was an interesting game.
Danpehower, who started IN "
mitch fer the visitors, was taken out
of the box in the third inning, ano
Cowboy Clark was substituted. Dan
nehower was not wholly to blame
however, for the loss CT the game
for his support made some bad plays
throwing wild balls that let IN the
scores for the locals. Clark, VINO re
1ieyed him. played good ball, and kep'
the locals from scoring again.
Dunbar went away with the enco
miums of his friends as well as Inc
scalp rf his enemy at his belt Inc
only score permitted the visitors was
in the third. when a base on balls
sacrifice. a passed ball and Fc%'s two
Dagger allowed Dunlap to get nome
Doc Hottum was there. but sat IN
the erandstand. Doc was no longer
umpiring the game. except mentally
having been relieved of his post by
President Wheatley. Lee DaWklns.
local man, was selected to umpire the
game. and there was not a kick dur
ing the entire game. from either side
Following is the official score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
ARKANSAS sAERlFFS
Meet in Regular semiAnnuaI Session
at Little Rock.

Little Rock. July 13.-The rcgula'
cem-annnal meeting Ct the Arkansas
Sheriffs' association convened in the
court room of the second divisio"
circuit court yesterday morning at II
G'clCck. There was only a sort session
end The meeting was entirely inform
al. The convention adjourned sine dis
after the Cne session.
President F. f. Kitchens called the
meeting To order and a number o'
short tolls wero made Cn matters OF
interest 10 the members.
Treasurer James Gould of Jefferse n
county was not present. having beer
detained at home by illness. His dep
ntv G. ". Philpot. was present to rep
resent him. Sheriff c. G. Kavanaueh
&C Little Rock is secretary of the as
sociation.
]. II. Abraham of Arkadelphia was
delayed en- route and did not reach the
CITY in time to attend the meeting
The following is list of the mem
hers in attendance at Yesterday s
meeting:
R. F. Parker. Arkansas county: NJ
c. Strong. Chicot county: ]. T. Loean
Fraighead county: c. L. Lewis. Git
tenden county. l. G. Harrell. Gross
county: !. P. Benton. Dallas county:
F.. r. Penny. Greene county: T. G.
wilson. Hampstead county: Perry
Williams, Howard county: NJ. n
Ford. Lee county: NJ. c. House. 10
noke county: F. F. Kitchens. Phillip,
county: w. A. Jackson. Randolph
county; ]. P. Wood, White county; T
b. King. Johnson county; c. G. Kav
anaugh, Pulaski county: R. l.. vii
hams, Garland county: A. G. Sander
son. Miller county: G. r. Kelly. Saline
county; Ed Hood, Nevada county,
John S. Black. Monroe county: ]. r
Chamberlain. Hot Spring county: ]
A. Poe, Grant county; Walter Wilson
Drew county.
Inc following new members were
elected: ]. P. Wood of White: John
S. Black of Monroe: G. l.. Craven Of
Logan; Perry Williams of Howard
}. I. Chamberlain of Hot Spring; T
T. Wilson of Hempstead; f. f. PENNY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
COMMITTEE NAMED
Raise Funds for the Confederate
Historical Society.

Coy. S. H. Nowlin. who came over
'om Little Rock Tuesday night and
pent Wednesday in the city soliciting
subscriptions for the u. G. V. histor-
ical fund Two comittees. one from
the veteran camp and the other from
the sens. have been appointed to as
sist in raising the necessary funds in
this city. The veterans committee
il composed of B. F.. Benton. w. u.
Dewoody. H. A. Mccoy and S. Blu
thenthal. The sons committee is
composed e.f y. C. Bell. Chas. Fitz-
hugh and Alex Rowell.
These two committees will act in
conjunction in raising the expected
amount from Pine Bluff. In addition
to the two subscriptions reported yes
terdav, Mgr. J. NJ. Lucey has contrib
uted $40 to the fund
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
DEMURRAGE QUESTION
,ntinued From Page One)

said Mr.. Tyler. He said there
he $500 bales of cotton at the
along the line but no orders
s today, while tomorrow the
1ay be called upon to supply
Mt cars to move that cotton.
Ter said that the bad feature OF
@ is that it places penalty on
d, but none on the shipper. he
ted a copy of the Texas la"
a penalty for both the snip
I consignee who fail to load and
cars within reasonaple
of time. "Louisiana has SIM
W." said Mr.. Tyler; ''in addl-
, the penalty the Louisiana law
es a deposit cf IS for each car.
SIS is forfeited to the railroad
failure to load. There Is no
ing official in this state who
not devote two-thirds of his
working on this question c.
nent. Their effort is to get the
oest movement out of equipment
ron Mountain will snend 80 900.
! this state in lettering roadbeds
re increasing the capacity of the
,g Cross. We have sent engl
, to Chicago. Pine Bluff and East
.c,,is to bring about just what
commission wishes to do said
superintendent.
F.. Farrell FREIGHT traffic man
of the Cotton Belt. followed Mr.
r and simply endorsed all the
Mountain official had said.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
BASEBALL NEWS.

/ 4 4 j. 4 + + i + + + +
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
DIED EY HIS OWN 4aNn
W. 3. Howell Ccn,s~itte6 sno;.
New York City

New York. July 13.-Desnerato !.
cause treatment FOR which ne came :.
this city f@i'ed to he!p his ra,;a,.
failing cyesioht. w T. Howell wo,,
todO cotton planter Of Pine R,,s
Ark, yesterday committe suicide ~
the Hotel Navarro here bv shootino
Howell left kilograms in which he CIV
planned his act. The teleerams 81,
Identical said:
"Treatment ur successful. That is
the cause of it all"
One of these messages was 10 h;s
mother at Pine Bluff. another to his
sitter. Mrs. NJ D. Russell. at Staunton
w. Va. and the third to nephew
John II. Noble CT Admission, Ala.
The foregoing is a press telegram
rom New York. Mr.. Howell was
we'll known cotton dealer of this city
and he had manv friends here. He
was well liked by all who knew him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
Frost to Clayton to Kanzler. Time
1.35 Umpire-Dawkins.
Jackson Today.

Jackson plays the locals today.
Jackson has been playing some
,,iobtv good ball recently, and the
game today promises to be an inter-
esting Cne.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13

of the
r, with
annals
;ity yes
of the
Itch plies
Honduras
confirmed
t steamer
ter in the
tails.
la lying off
whose popu,
rate mixture
d Caribs was
v in which
iced.
little trading
about to make
yil'o ond Belize.
scls and was to
10 sell at Rolize.
'iad crew Of fca,r
,or Of nassoneers
st Of pe0ple aboard
AuOrc. those wore
two. chi1dron Tho
arhcr Of T1tilla at II
light Tnne 20. and Of
n nndcr WOW loSS thar
nodv was aroused nv q
Winch ester rife in tho
eo,rc. who was ShOO!ino I
n one after another. This i,
Robert McCill. and. as II
developed he had slowed /,
.av aboard with the inten-
bling the contain and then |
ashc"e. After he had killed |
ne Of the mon he ordered the |
vivor to go below and scuttle
70. When the unfortunate re-
ed on deck and reported the ne
not him dead.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
A Good Nights Rest.

,e greatest onic on earth is good night
:. Restless ''ehts o"d '"e terrible exhe~s
OF hacking cough are DIRE aange-sc the
or cons 'mptive But why ,tis fear Of fhe
ght when few doses of DR.. poschee's Ger.
"a" Syrup vii insure refreshing eep entrely
tion in the morning is made cert lin hv ia lno
German Syrup. IT has scured ccnsumpti,r NJ TO
rea-s Trial bottle 25c Big bottle Is. 81
II druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13

Of Greene; J. A. Pee of Grant ,
Benton of Dallas; M. c. Stron.
Chicot: r. F.. Parker of Arkonae' Vi
Many of the she riTs in attendo.
made their final settlements with :,
state treasurer for l2ci taxes VIII.
here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13

Summary: Twobase hits-Truby
Fox. Carlin. Stolen bases-Noblett 9,
Sorber. Carlin. Frc.st Gfroerer. Sac.
rifice hits-Sorber Hit by pitcher
Gfroerer. Bases on balls-Off Dun
bar 3. off Dannehower /, off Clark o.
Double plays-McElven to Genins
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
ONLY ONE.

The Baehelor-Say what you please
III don't believe there was ever ?
're, thai ccn'd SIZE 6 woman up.
: The Renedict-My brother can.
'e Rachelor-Ha! How do yc,
kpcw?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13

BE AMONG THE FIRST TO At.
TEND SACRIFICE SALE At kAS
-OR AND BlUTHENTHAl,S, IT
WI L PAY YOU.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
WILL GIVE YOU THE BEST $25
SUIT MONEY WILL BUY FOR $12
At SACRIFICE SALE. kASTOR
AND BlUTHENTHAu.
According to Scripture.

A certain tailor of very strict prin-
ciples was in the habit of excusing
the faults c. his assistants only if
they could Justify themselves by
Scripture. One day a woman entered
his shop and asked to see some ma
terial but refused to buy it because
Ii was toe cheap After showing her
some other goods, the assistant
brought back the same material, this
time asking a higher price. where
upon the customer bought it, After
ward. the proprietor, who had wit,
messed the transaction reproved his
assistant severely. The latter re-
membering the rules of the establish
ment. replied ooh. it's according
ing to Scripture. all right. She was
stranger and I took her in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13

Mr.. Editor: Please state that | an
now and have been contracting fl
metal ceilings ever since I have beer
in business, and that | will continue
to give lowest prices and best work
as my patrons will testify. also
work tin, copper and sheet iron, gal
vanized iron cornices, guttering
tanks. smokestacks, tin, slate and
composition roofing. Yours truly,
John H. Dellmon, Jr.
115 East Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-13
Wednesdays Results.

Pine Bluff 4. Meridian l.
Jackson 4. VickSburg 5.
Mobile 5, Hattiesburg l.
Mobile 2, Hattiesburg l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-16
Una vista a Ia car
Gel de Ponce.
lDe nuestro reporter en 0ialia

Julio 14.-LR cSrCeI de Ponce, es
an eBtAblecimiento que ests & la altuEa
de los mejores de "a CIaae.
Tiene capacidad para mas de 900
presses. y en- todas Iag celdas h8y sufi.
ciente aire y luz para mantener ID gR-
lud, y no sentir tan ruda lR vida On eI
csutiveriO.
Hay Celdas de preferences que aBtan
en- buenaB condolences. y las que habi-
tan las mujeres Y los MINIS son por
demSs c6modas 8 higi6nicRs.
Ei hospitaIillo d. cRpRcidad 8mas
de Glen epfefm0s, y ests dividido de
mRneFs que no h8ya communication en-
ire cor faadoS de ambos aexos.
Hay nm hornO p&Fa Cocer ell pan0que
hS de C0nsumir 81 penal y pr0ntO tam
bi6n se haFa la c0mida en- Ell estable-
Cimiento, pueB para los efectos Sc eE.
pera una c0cina ecor 6mica que &c IN
encaTgRdo.
La comida qne actuaImente se con
sumo co buena. v ell pan es de superior
caIidad.
TodoS los presos estsn satiSfechoa
del trat0 Carificso de los empIeados del
penal = del inteT6S y cello que desplegR
el RlcAide porque todos los pres0s esten
c0nf0rmes. y satiAfechos.
.Ianto los pregoB de preferepciRg co.
mo los que no 10 eatsn tienen en- sus
celdas respectivas todo cuRnto neceai
tan para ell aseo de sus Cuerpog. de
modO que i salud no sufra quebrantos
por fAIta de hygiene.
Hay 81 bafIos de ducha, % inodores
columns mipgitoriag. y varlos H.
vabOa de regular tamafi0.
La luz es sbundRnte y buena.
Hay AZ bujfEs de luz el6ctFiCa & eg.
cepCi6n de las inatRlRdRs en- el hospi-
taliil0 que no Be usan, poTque hssta
dentro de breves dias no ser6n trasIa-
dRdos les enfermos.
Los presos de IL COrte Federal estSn
en- pitiO spsTte seg1n recommendation
del iuez Nc Herman.
ContinuAmente estan los pregos oCu.
psdos en- aIgO 1til para ell estable-
cimientO.
En- los tfabSiOs de carpinteHfs y d.
bahilerfa del penal 30 emplean los
mismos presOg.
EtIoB han hech0 muchas reparacio-
mes en- el establecimiento, y han cons
truidO 800 camaStros con sus mesitas
respectivls. de maneFa que los presos
no tapGAn que dormir en- el suelo.
Hay IN salon para escnela de am.
plitud aufisiente para mas de- $50 pre-.
sos y Bacerdotes del catoliCismo y el
protestantismO vienen todas lRs sens
mas viBitAr & los preaos, para prsdi-
carries.
ACtuaImente hey 80 Confaados, de
ellos % muieFes 18 nifIos.
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Ell mIkadO y los nI10s.

En- vista de los progresses gigan-
tes cos del Jap6n. es interesante re-
cor dar el siguiente rescripto diri-
gido por el Emperador q las Es-
cuelas Of tales hace unOs ounce
amos:
xSed obedientes con vuestros pa
dres Y afectuosos con vuestros her
manos; sed amigos caridosos; con-
ducios con modestia y sed beI6vo-
los con vuestvos semejantes.
Desarrollad vuestras facultades
intelectuales y perfeccionad las mo-
rales. almacenando coEocimientos y
adquiriendo una profession.
Promoved los intereses pdblicOs
y fomentad el conocimieuto de los
negocios pFocomUnales.
Respetad siempre nuestra Cons
tituci6n. y obedeced las leyes del
pals, y en- case necesario sacrifcaoS
sin vacilar pOr ell bien pdblicO.~
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Los nipOnGS juzga-
dos pOr StOGSSGI.

En- la conferencia que Stoessel
q sU regreso del Extreme Oriente,
tuvo con un periodista Sc ex pres6
del soldado japon6s en- los 'siguien-
tes terminus:
xEsos soldados poseen un valor
temerario, En- medic de horror0-
sas hecatoNbes les he visto con la
sonrisa en- los labios, desafiando la
muerte, con un esto!cismo increi-
BILE Es digna de estQdio la psico-
logfa de este ei6rcito.
No solo Sc hacia admirar por
su estFategia habilisi1 . 1na, sino tam
bien por 81 Profundo desd6n con
que miran ell peligto, FL ei6rcito
del Jap0n es una colectividad de
suicidas, y cuando sus sOldadoS
mueren en- la lid, Sc imaginan que
han coronado Ell mas bello IDEAL
Esta indlferencia ante la muerte,
propia de toda la raza amarillo,
Sc eleva a un punto inconcebible
en- ell guerrero nippon. Caminan al
sacrifeciO en- busca de un supreme
goce, pues Ia muerte es para ellos
Ia mas dulce emoci6n de placer.
En- honor de la sverdsd, son ellos
sutiles q inteligentes como los SOL
dados de Napo con I; fanaticos CO.
mo los del ej6rcito de Mahoma y
disciplinados como los de Federico
II. Tienen la mas profunda vene-
racion por su Patria.
Este sentimiento Sc traduce en-
ell respetO que tributan a sus jofes
y sobre tcdo al Emperador.
En- mi cOncept0. continue Stoe-
ssel, en- una 6poca no mny lejana
Russia ser& aliada del imperio
Sol Naclente; y las dos potencias
Sc repartiran la hegemonfa del
del Extreme Oriente. Las dos ma
clones buscaran una formula de
acomodo equitativo, y sobre ella SO
aPoyara el eje de Ia complicada po-
Utica asiatica. eliminando los egois-
mos maquiav6licos de Ing'aterraS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-16
NOticiaS de- ArecibO
de aatestgO ooaYe8pon8aJ.) J

Julio IL
Ha tornado pesesi0v del cargo de
auxiliaF de Sanidaa Gs estR munI-
cipaIidaa 81 doctor Roberd Boyd.
Este municipjo ha desjgnado al
alcalde senior Perez Ayil4s, Presi-
dente del Conseio don Tomas Bo-
meta, y conceia1es sefores Franco,
Astor = Cadilla para que 10 repre-
senten en- la Asamblea de Ayunta-
mientos que Sc celebraFa el 25 del
actual
Hoy Sc han repartidO al publ
co los progFamas con los festejos
que Sc celebran ell sabado y domin-
go para commemorar la fiesta de
Nuestra Sra. del Carmen.
Los selores Piza solicitan. de
este municipio permisO para esten-
der por las GALES una tuber1a que
ha de conducir los residuos de su
alambique hacia ell mar.
Ell alcalde ha ordenado ell de-
rribo del feo almac6n de este mu-
nicipio situado en- la plazuela del
teatro como tambi6n 81 trasladO del
cafetfn ell TrollyX q otFo sitio.
--Contindan los iuicios porjurado
ante esta corte y seguiran Ia pro-
xima semana. Aver Sc 7i6 el de
don Francisco Cancel por vidlaci6n
q la joven Enriqueta Beauchand,
fu6 sobreseida 4 peti ion del Fiscal
provisional.
-El domingo habra iuegos po-
puIaFes junto al paseo De Damas,
procession q las 6 de Ia tafde y por
la noche retreats y fuegOS artif-
ciales.
--Adelantan rapidamente las obras
de construction del Temple de la
Logia &Tanama. ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-16
In hOmbTS hOnTadO.

Senior Editor.-Sirvase informar sus leo
torres que 81 me escriben c7nfidencialments
les mandare Dor correo en- carta sel1ada 81
plan que seguf y por el cual obtuve 81 restar--
Sieciniento permanente compacto de mi
.alud vigor yaronil despues de amos de su-
frimientos de debilidad nerviosa, perdidas
nocturnas parties debiles , strofadas.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero de nadie;
fuf robado y estafado por charIatanes, hasta
perder la fe del genero humane, pero: gracias
z Dios, estoy ahora bien vigoroso fuerte,
con deseo de haceF Conocer todps este reme-
dio cierto de curaFse.
No teniendo NADIA que vendef nj que en-
War g. A. D., no deseo dinero.
Direction; e. Brant, Box Delray, Mieh.i
RE III
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-16
Generates faIIOeIdOs.

Despu6s de teEminadsL la guerra de
Independence han mueFto los siguien
tes generates de la Revoluci6n Gu
bana:
Calixto Garcia Iniguez, AvelinO
Rosas, Adolfo Pela, Fir ancisco San
chez Hechavarria, JOAQUIN Castillo
Duany, Porfirio ValieIte. Vicente
Pujals, Dionisio Gil. Cl emente Dan
tin, Francisco Benite, Jose Coma
lez, Jose Maria Rodriguez (Msy1a),
jose Lacret MorlOt. Rafael Rodr1-
guez y Maxine Gomez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-16
la REJA

Tapizada por verde enredGdera
de tzules Campanillas eRmRIt8dB.
estS Is reja de mi amor RuaF5adR
desde que Comenz6 II primRVerR.
Detr6s de squel encSje prisi0nera,
suspira ma muier enamoradD.
v 6 "a aIiento gutil, Il hoja rizRdR
descubre Ell rostro que al amnnte e.
44 (perR.
Los que miran Ia rpja n0che y dis
dicen que entire d verde celoafR
hay dos ClaVele9 negrOg y dos rojos.. !.
YO estOY en- ell seCreto de es0B flores.
iTantO tempo & trRY6s de sus yer.
(dotee.
VI asomarse tuS Iabios y tuB oiOG So!
Pedro lara Carri1Jo.