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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-27

In Memoriam.

Mary Louvisa, daughter of William
II. and Minnie Marsh Walker, was
born August 2, 1904, and on Saturday
December Is, 1906, the angel of death
who comes to gather earth's fairest
a ,wers for paradise, bore her away on
snowy wings.
The gentleness and goodness of little
Mary Louvisa made her doubly dear
to us, and when assailed by trials from
without and temptations from within
her happy winning way would stir
our hearts to gladness' and we regard
ed her as a watchful spirit sent to
guide our footsteps here. On Thursday
December l3, while at play fell into
vessel of boiling water, and although
her suffering was intense she bore it
almost without murmur until Satur-
day morning when the Shepherd took
her to be with little brother, Roy Mil
ton, who died just two short monshs
ago.
Two within that heavenly home,
Have no need of parents care
There with angel songs they roam,
Through the pastures green and fair.
Oft we gaze with fearful eyes
Where the graveyard daisies blow;
Oft our prayers and only sighs,
Yearning for our children So
On Sunday morning, December 16,
they carried our darling child like an
ebodiment of sleeping purity and inno-
cence, her dimpled hands and arms
resting on herl sinless breast, her
curls reposing around her face and
sholders-to the Walker cemetery
there to rest till the great day when
the dead In Christ shall be raised to
the life eternal
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-27

'rn Paris only one-ffth of the voters
go to the polls and cast their ballots, s.
said r. @. Graham, an American who
has lived in Paris as business man
for several years past. This is not
because they cannot vote, but because
they do not care to. Everybody in the
city is interested in politics, but when
the time to vote comes few care to go
to the polls.
THE man who wins is most often
the man who promises everything.
For instance, in my district last time
a man was elected who promised to
put a new shed on the market. I
know of another deputy who was kept
in Office Is years because he promised
to add an extra sardine to the daily
rations of the soldiers There are so
many soldiers that that made a big
difference. They did not get the sar-
dine, but he continued to promise and
kept Office"
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Jerome Jones' Gift.

Chief Justice Mason and Jerome
Jones who lived opposite neighbors on
Corey Hill for many years, each sub.
scribed for history of Norfolk coun-
ty, after having resisted the impor.
tunities Of the canvasser to have por.
trait steel engravings, si00 each by
compromising for a copy only Of the
work It came in two volumes bound
in calf"
One summer afternoon Mr. Jones
finding the volumes cumbersome and
unattractive, took them under his arm
across to present them to Neighbor
Mason, thinking they would look wei,
in his law library. The Judge said.
Thank you, but ] was just coming
across to present you with my two
volumes. boston Herlad.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that a petition will
be presented to the Commissioners of High
land County. Ohio. at their regular session
to be held on the sth day of January. 1907. at
10 O'Clock a. IN, praying for the vacation of
part of County road which said part of
said County road Is on the following lines
and described as follows
situated In Marshall township. Highland
County, ohio. beginning at a POINT In free
turnpike No. ~ known as the Turkey pike
aud near the residence OF Dwight Dick and
RceCe cummnge and an old chestnut tree
on said turnpike No. ~ thence running on
& 9 old road bed in southerly direction for
"A distance of about hftv-three (5O rods to a
point near the residence OF Faris Cummings
a. where the road originally made a square
turn In an easterly direction. said about
htty.three (53) rods of roau lies between a
part oi the Daniel l.. Buffers farm now
owned by Ella Buffers and the Allen Il, Hser
farm, now owned 10y said Reece Cummings
said Fdris Cummings and Aaron Milburn.
ELLA BUTTERS AND OTHERS.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-27

Havana, Cuba, Holiday Excursion
s47 10
Christmas and New Year Holiday
Rates.
Tickets will be sold Dec. %, %, "a,
%, 20, 30, 81 and Jan'y /, 1907, limited
to return Jan'y to all points in the
Central Passenger Associat on Terri.
tory at rate of cents per mile in
each direction.
Homeseekers tickets twice month
to all points in South, West and
North.
Hunters Fares, Season l906-07
Low rates to Mexico City, Mex,
November 81, % and % Chicago, H.,
and return $1l 20 Nov. 30 to Dec. 4.
Buffalo, n Y, November 80 and 30.
B. d o. S-W Souvenir Post Cards,
ten cents. Twelve in packet. Beauti.
full views of st, Louis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Springfield, H., Washing.
ton d. c., and Harper's Ferry. Mailed
on receipt Of 10 cents, silver or stamps,
by addressing o. p. McCarty, General
Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Christmas number the South
Westerns book now ready. Contents (:
Little Boy Blue, Christmas Bells,
Ethel May aud Santa Claus, zone,
Two, Three" The Significance Of
Holly and Mistletoe, 70 The Little
t'olks, Florida in Expectation, His
torIc Churches of Virginia, Improve
merts on the b & O S.W The New
F Interstate Commerce Comm ssion.
/ with portraits of mcmh"r-O Take
| dc ShaddeJs wild de Sun.' Tho Rosary,
! The Way to ShidowtoNn, Scraps wit
and humor
Authentic information about the
personnel OF the Interstate Commerce
. COMMIT sion, now SO much In the puh-
/ lie eve. Our series of articles ON the
/ Jamcstovn Exposition this number
on the Three Hundred Years of the
Church In America. with Illustrations
of the oldest Church buildings on the
continent. Special holiday stories ;
cents per copy, 80 cents per year.
Address all communicat tions To The
Southwestern's Book, Room Central
Union Station. Cincinnati. Ohio.
For further particulars. rates, etc,
apply to Samuel Griffin, agent Hills
boro, o.. or address ! n. LARA bee
T. p. A. Chillicothe, Ohio.
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Surgery Without Scars.

Scarless surgery is numbered among
the most recent achievements in medi.
cal science. II is explained that in
making the first incision the scalpel
does not cut the skin at right angles
with the surface, but passes through
II at q slant.
After the operation is performed a
rigid dressing of wool and glass is
applied TO prevent contraction and as
much pressure is brought to bear on
the wound as is safe. According to
foreign adviccs the London surgeon
who conceived the idea and success.
fully put It into practice is unable to
meet the demands for his services
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Ohio YafeNfa

| 4 81 =
Granted this week. Reported by G
A. Snow q Co, Patent Attorneys
Washington d. C.--John Il. Acker
mann, Springfield, Angle bit-trace
Carl W. e. Boegel, Lima, Carpet.
cleaning device; John a. Boyd, Bar.
berton, Bowling-pin setting device
Samuel A. Collins, Troy, Fire-exting
ushing apparatus Joseph B. Fran
cisco. Columbus, Mold for the manu-
featuring of'concrete building blocks ;
William A. Fuller, Fostoria, Clamping
tool ;IJames W. Harris, Ashland, Door
hanger; Joseph King, Sr, Cincinnati,
Cigar-bur ding machine; Walter
Kline, Akron, Stove or furnace; John A
Lannert, Clevelad, Vehicle spring /;
August Lasance, Cincinnati, Box
framer or former Charles McQuown,
Grove City, Rotary engine; George
Mittiuger Jr., Cleveland, ventilator
Isaac W. Numan, Canton, Sheet-metal
corrugation machine /; Howard l..
Parrish, Coshocton, Riding attach.
ment: Ambrose j. Quinlan, Akron,
Gas-burner Hermon e. Rackle,
Cleveland, Wall construction Albert
Z Rogers, Norfolk, Overshoe Rud'
olph Troehler Cincinnati, Barrell.
washing machine John f Turner
Dayton, Circular extension.table
Frank Woodruff, Toledo, Making
light-edged pressed glassware. For
copy OF any of above patents send ten
cents in postage stamps with date OF
this paper to c. A. Snow & Co Wash.
inpton n C.
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Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children,

Successfully used by Mother Gray, in
the thildren's Home in New York,
cures feverishness, bad stomach
teething disorders, moves and regu.
lates the bowels and destroys worms
Over 10000 testimonials They never
fail. At all Druggists, 25c Sample
free. Address Allen S. Olmstead
L. ROY, n Y.
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Lost on His Winnincs.

Towne-Lushley won a lot on the
election. didn't he?
Browne-No, he lost considerable.
Towne--Nhy, he told me he had ten
bets and won them all.
Browne-Yes, and each one was for
\ bottle of whisky, and so he lost two
~"oEs' pay-and his job, almost.
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what do you expect to do when
the day of judgment comes?" inquired
the earnest young preacher.
Act as patroness, of course, u
answered naughty Mrs. De Style
Louisville Couricr-lournal.
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Mother-Tommy, what did | say I'D
do to you II you touched that Jam
again?
Tommy-Why, it's funny, ma, That
you should forget 1t, too. I'm blam, d
If | can remember ber.-Philadelphia
Evening Telegraph.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend to our many
friends our appreciation Of their kind.
ness to us during our recent sadness
in losing our dear child and wish to
especially thank Mrs. Vim Eakins.
MIR AND YRS w. r. WALKER
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We care not how ou suffered, no
that failed to cure you, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea makes the puni-
, st, weakest specimen of man or
""m ,rhnod strong and healthy. 35
cents GARRETT & AYREs.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-27

Freight b'tween the United States
and Brazil are much higher than
those obtaining in the rest of the
world, the rate from New York to Rio
being twice the rate is from Hongkong
to New York.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-27

Miss Payntz-l just can't bear to
walk out in the wind. II roughcns
my complexion so.
Miss Knox-Maybe your comlcxiun's ;
to thick; II you put it on thinner 1t
might not DO that.-Philadelp lphia
Press.
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Notice Of appointment.

Estate of r. Burge Ayres, deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as eXecutriN of the estate of 4.
Burge Ayres, late of Highland County, Ohio,
deceased
Dated this sth day of December. A. ID. 1906
MAY AYREs.
Steele s. Sans. Attornels.
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Notice Of Appointment.

Estate of J. W Price. deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed ano
qualified as administrator of the estate of ]
W Price, late of Highland County, ohio, de
ceased,
Dated this l5th day OF October, A. D. 1906
IRWIN Mod. SMITH
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opp. Sheriff's Residence.

Fifty years ago, December IL, 1856,
-four was $40 barrel, pork $50 a
barrel and butter SO cents a pound in
Minnesota.
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n u NJ - n N REYS'
WITCH HAZE El
OIL : : : 4: (: |:
FOR PILES,
ONE APPLICATION BRINGS RELIEF.
SAMPLE MAILED FREE.

~ Druggists. % cents or mailed
iuupnreys Medicine Co. COR. William and John
3 Gets, New York.
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HILLSBORO MARKETS.

Corrected Weekly by The Union croce
hILLsBoRo, December, 90 1905
Retail Grocers.
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For fine tailoring call on Phil
Themes, West Main street.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-27
APER URA
del Club uniOnista
en- Manatf.
PTOntO tamhien Sc inauguTara ali eI
Casino OhrsrO.
(De nuestrO eorrespOnsal.

Septiembre 26. Sc encuentra en- esta
pohlaci6n un ito vivo que esta hacienda su
agosto con las funciones diarias.
Para 81 pr6ximo domingo est6 anun-
ciada Ia aperture del Club Unionista.
Para dicho festival se Ia inYitado ora
dores de San Juan, Arecibo y Bayam6n.
Reina mucho entusiasmo quedar6 lnci.
dfsimo.
Pronto tambien be llevara efecto Ia
Inauguration del Casino Obrero, pues va
cuentan con todo 10 necesario para su ins.
talaci6n. Merecen placemes por su cons
tancia y tenacidad en- veneer algunos obs
taculos que Sc presentaron los dignos
consequences obreres sefiores Jose Sanchez
Francisco Antumer, Ramon Muriel Y
Fernando Hernandez.
Han llegado 4 esta poblaci6n los. dis
tinguidos abogados don Epifanio Fernan-
dez Vanga y don Sandalio Torres NOME
Con motive de asistir las clases de
la Escuela Normal Sc ha auaentado por
alguna temporada la angelical Carmen
Garcia, deseandole en- sus estudios grandes
adelantos.
El experto galeno doctor Cordero 81
que con el tratamiento de la anemia en- es-
ia Sub-estaci6n alcanzando q una alta ci-
fra las personals sometidas 4 dicho trata-
miento ayudandole en- su labor ell inteli-
gente practicaute don Eusebio Iturrino.
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clio muy bien el principle de este metodo,
solamente con esta diferencia, que Ell no
inocul6 baio la piel los venenos contra los
cuales 6l mismo inmunizaba, pero los In
troducfa por 81 estomago. Nosotros pode-
mos demostrar que la mitgridatizaci6n es
APPLICABLE & algunos venenos infecciosoB
bacteriales, 20 mismo los he aplicado con
exito contra Ia tuberculosis de los carneros
otros animales. De estos datos Fesulta
que debemos lamar q este metodo mithri-
datizaci6n mithridatismo,
'.En nueatra 6poca la mithridatizaci6n
fu6 introducida por M. Koch en- el seIvi-
clio medical. M. Koch acostumbr6 & hom.
bres tuberculosos su tuberculina. For
experiencia M. Ehrlick ha empleado
algunos venenos de plantas venenosas por
Ia mithridatizaci6n.
s'Es de Ia mayor importancia que los
animales mithridatizados contra Ell veneno
de la diphteria sean igualmente inmuniza-
dos contra el bacilo Por ell contlario, los
individuos acostumbrados la tubercuIina
no son inmunizados contra eI baciIo de
Koch. Pero 20 he legado obtener de los
bacilor tuberculosis una toxina diferenta de
atoxina de Koch, esta 81 IA tuIasa. Y be
encontrado que 81 puede poT medic de la
tuIasa inmunizar tambien contra los baci-
Los tuberculosis vivoa.
CContinda "a Il pfgina +
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La EDUCACION
EN- FRANCIA
DefiniGidn de Ia nsUtIaIidad en- Ia
ensefanza pFimaria tsxtO del VO-
to adOptadO pOr eI COngrssO de
Rianitz.

Considerable que, segdn las leyes esco.
lares de Ia Repdblica, la escuela primaria
no limita describrir Ia ensenanza ele-
mental, sino que es ademas un estableci.
miento de educaci6n nacional que debe
ejercer sobre los hiios del pals Ia acci6n
mas adecuada para hacer de ellos ciuda-
danos libTes, conscienteH de sus deberes =
-sus derechos; el Congreso de Biarritz emf
te los votoB siguientes.
10. Que Ia neutralidad de Ia escuela
primaria sea defnida netamente por las
leyes y reglamentos;
Que esta neutralidad motivada & la vez
por el respeto la autoridad de los padres
y por la poca edad de los alumnop, este
limitada q la prescription siguiente: la es-
cuela debe permanecer extrafia 4 las cues
tiones confesionales va los debates de la
polftica activa.
2. Que el maestro, inspirandose en- los
principles de 1889 y aplicando el metodo
racional, Sc de por tarea esencia desarro-
liar:
a. En- la educi6n intellectual, el respe-
to y ell amor & la verdad, la refexi6n per-
sonal, los habitos de libre examen al mis-
mo tempo que el espfritu de toleranciR.
b En- la educi6n moral, el sentimien-
to del derecho ela persona humana de
Ia dignidad, Ia conciencia de 10 responsa-
bilidad individual al mismo tempo que ell
sentimiento de la justicia J de la solidari-
dad aocialea:
o. En- la educi6n cfvica; la adhesion
al regimen democratico y la Rep6bIica
que es su forma superior y ante todo, por
que prima forzosamente sobre todas las
demas, la adhesion la patria, con la re-
soluci6n de aceptar virilmente todos los
cargos- cfvicos militares que su dsfensa
necesita, sin renunciar al esfuerzo hacia
Ia fraternidad de los pueblos; =
30 Que, fuera de sus funciones, todo
maestro goce de la plentiful de los dere-
chos de ciudadano; baio Ia 6nica reserva
de guardian en- sus palabras en- sus actos
Ia medida que le impone su mission de
educador nacional.
40 Que los programs sean reVisados
y los Gbros eseolares examinados, en- vista
de una conformidad mas completa & las
disposieiones de la ley de % de Mario de
1882 relativa laicidad de la ensenanza
primaria.
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10 lJa nA,<A..

Una mujar compra una maquina
lie co5er por ell trabaio que eia,
euta y no como un mueble. Tn"
hombre lleva TN reIox para que le
indique la hora y no como inver.
sion de un capital sobrante, Y ell
mismo principle So sigue Ell ell
case de enfermedad. NecesitaInoi
la medicina 8 ell tratamiento cue
alivia y cura. Ell tratamiento de
uua enfermedad no a3rnite empi
rismos. La gente tier2e ferecho
& SGber 10 que es una Inedicina
Y sus efeetos antes de tomaria.
Debe haber dejado conocidos an
tecedentes de benefcios en- casos
id6nticos, una serie de curaciones
que prueben sus meritos inspi-
rem confanza. Precisamente porque
tiene tales anteeedentes, es que Ia
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
Sc compra Y emplea sin yacilaeio.
nes 8 dudas. Su buena fama es
la s6lida base en- que SO cimenta
la f6 del pnblico y ell buen nom
bre tiene que ganarlo por buenos
resultados. Para los fines para los
euales Sc recomienda, es leal, eff
caz y practica, hace precisamente
10 que tiene I'd. derecho q espe-
rar de ella. Es tan sabrosa como
ia miel Y contiene todos los prin-
cipios nutritivos v curativos del
Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos directamente
de los hfgados frescos del bacalao,
combinados con Jarabe de Hipo.
fosftos Compuesto, Extractos de
Malta Y Ce1ezo Silvestre. Merece
ola mas plena confanza en- casos
de Anemia, Escr6fula, DebiIidao
Nerviosa 7 General, Tos, Infuen-
"a, Bronquitis, Gripa, Impurezas de
Ia Sangre y Afeeciones Agotantes.
N ST. Dr.. Raimundo de Castro,
de AIabana, Cuba, dice: He usado Il
Preparation de Wampole obsenien-
do un resultado muy favorable. 7
Basta una botella para conyencerse.
6 Efeaz desde la primera d5gis. :
Nadie sufre nm desengaf1o con egta
De yenta en- las Droguerias y Bo-
ticas en- todas parties del mundo.
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EXPEDITION Al POLO
Sur en- autOm0ViI.
DetaIIes de como Sc Organizara.
Los aparatOs reGOTsran de 10
4 20 Kilometres pOr hOra.

Los enemigos del autom6vil recibiran
un golps terrible con la siguiente notici,
Heuryk ArctcWski, miembro de la ex-
pedici6n antartica belga, tiene ell proy eeto
de dirigirse al polo Sur en- autom6vil.
SegGn dice, puede irse en- barco hasta ell
extreme inferior del mar del Ross en- Ell
grado IS de latitud, al pie de los montes
Erebo Terror, avanzando desde allf
hasta el punto que Scott lego en- su
viaie. ...
Este explorador tuvo que seguir ade-
lante pie dursnte cinco meses. Hubiera
podido continuar su camino por Ia llanu-
ra helada, pero no contaba con sufeientes
provisiones Sc vic obligado 4 retroceder.
Sc trata por 10 tanto ahoTa de yer como
Sc puede realizar este viaje en- autom6vil
llegar mas ALA. La distancia desde los
montes Erebo = Terror es de 1886 kil6me-
tros. M. ATctowskiies, 432 Kilometres
cada qko. Un primer autom6yil partira
lleno de provisiones llegard Ia prime
ra estaci0n; un segundo Sc enviaTa para
abastecer de gasolina al primero regre-
sara al punto de partida. Un tercer au-
tom6vil hacienda dos viajeB, volvera
abastecer alsprimero en- la segunda psta-
cion, permitiendole avanzar hasta Ell polof
Al regresar Sc abandonarfa en- ell polo
un autom6vil en- el camino, no siendo po-
sible otra cosa. Los autom6viles recorre-
ran 10 Kilometres por bora 90 todo 10
mas seran de una construction especial,
determinada despu6s de experimentos he
chos en- los ventiqueros alpinos por ejem-
plo en- ventiqueros de Aleten (Suiza.
Seg6n el proyecto, la expedition debe
partir para las regiones antarticas en-
Agosto de 1907.
Llega Heuryk Arctowski al Polo Norte
en- su autom6yil entonces Sen que lugar
colocaremos Ia maquina gloriosa2
Los AUTOMOBILES matan las gentes ,
todo; pero debemos Greer ciegameute en-
que sin So ayuda no saldremos nunca de
este miserable atomo, que Sc nos ha ocu-
rrido llamar TERRA.
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FL ESTADO DEL PRO
feSOr Herrera en-
AreCibo.
Su agrssOT, SifOnte, Sc haIIa en- IA
CarCel seglR diCen bastante aba
lido.
Pago De RabeTes los aa1Iaados nuaIclpaIes.
(Ds nuestro corresponsaz
septiembre 26.

81 estado hoy del herido professor don
Luis Herrera, es bastante satiafactorio dem
tro de Ia gravedad de las heridas. Aver.
llegaron esta ciudad varios familiares
del senior Herrera fue visitado por 81
DR. Ordo1ez que estuvo eompletamente de
acuerdo con el tratamiento empleado por
los facultatlyos que le asisten.
Ha sido designado por ell Hon. Attor.
ney 81 Lido. don Felix Santoni para como
Ger de la CAUSE, como Juez, en- la aggression
al Hon. Juez Municipal de esta Corte, por
ell individuo Aniceto Hernandez.
-Se nos dice que 81 se1or Sifonte So
encuentra en- Ia carcel bastante abatido y
deplorando el hecho cometido quizas en-
un momento de acaloTamiento. No decla-
r6 ante ell Juez Municipal, reservdndose el
deTecho de hacerlo despu6s en- el juicio.
A6n no ha prestado fanza para poder sa-
lir en- ibertad provisional. El Juez ha
designsdo la suma de cinco mil pesos.
-Pronto viaitara esta ciudad un mag
nffco cinemat6grafo, dando varias exhibi-
clones en- este Teatro. El p1blico 10 reci.
bira con agrado pues es amante de estos
espectaculos.
Hoy ha Hido ordenado por eI Alcalde
el pago de los haberes de los empleados de
este Muuicipio correspondientes al mes en-
curse.
Parece que vuelve estar sobre el Ia
pete Ia installation de un hip6dromo en- es-
ia ciudad y que del asunto Sc ha hecho
cargo una comisi6n que He propone llevar.
10 Was de hecho. AdeIante.
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Csrtas detenidas.

En- la administration de correos de eata
ciudad Sc encuentran detenidas las siguien-
tes cartas:
Pablo Ibafez, Enrique Jimenez, Matfas
Laurido, Delfna LebT6n, julian Loub1iel,
MaTgarita Lopez Candita Lopez, Carmen
Lopez, Paula Losada, jose Lopez, Jose
Lupe Lopez, Ramona Niche, Luis Malpi.
ca, Isabel F. Martinez, E. Martin, Micae-
la Maisonet, Antonio Mans, Gabriel Mi
rey, Richard D. Martinez, Maria Mateu,
Filomena Mayones, Juana Mercado. Zoilo
MILAN, Euripiedes Mora, Jose Moiica,
Agapito Morales, Hermenegildo Moya,
John ChorbuTg Malh.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-27
Mitin no pOIftiGO

N6tase gran animation para Ell meeting
que dentro de algunos dias piensan llevar
q efecto en- la playa de Catafio en- donde
est&n levantando una elegante tribuna
Este mitin no tiene cardcter polftico nj
religioso; trataran los oradores de demos
trar con datos pruebas que cuando los
pueblOS quieren emanciparse ruedan los
tiranos.
Los oradores serdn 6; todos ellos her
manos su oratoria para demostrar que
la maquina que lleya Su nombre la 'The
Arrivi'', es la mejor para uso domestico.
Sc vende & plazos de un peso meususl.