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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22


MEN AND WOMEN
to attend our Special Summer Session,
and prepare themselves for positions
this fall. Special summer discount dur:
Ing the month OF June. Write or call
for catalogue. THE MASSEY BUS1..
NESS COLLEGE, corner Main and
Seventh Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22

: NEN- AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
plumbing, plastering, bricklaEing: spe-
c,al offer life scholarship fit, dollars;
easy payments: position and union o. ea ara
PSI Rpa-anteed: free catalogue. CO9NE
BROS. TRADE SCHOOLS. New YORK,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22

UNSURPASSED COFFEE At .THU
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
Broad
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

TEACHERs WANTED OF ALL
grades; schools needing principals or
teachers Address CENTRAL TEACH
Frs AGENCY. Box H. Richmond, Va
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PERSONALS.

.sNow-wH1TE SHOE POLISH IS
white because all white shoe polish is
WAGNER aDRUG5CO.l and 5BLANKS's
PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE.
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IT'S WINTER AND CHEAPER, SNOW
White Shoe Polish; s cents. WAGNER
DRUG STORE and BLANKS's PRE-;
SCRIPTION DRUG STORES n
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FOR RENT-F1NE BUILDING, SUIT
8 able for light or heavy manufacturing:
& Southern Railway and water connec-
f S02S, Trigg Shipyard. 5
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WANTED, Fez Z. s. A,EE-As1E.
pr.tsisS unmarried Dsa. ostwee1 ages OF
n Epa e. ct-iglE II JaIthd STATES, Of
1al-.S csuE-z-1s- Enc temperate habits,
b 7Ssty, 5r.s--, s-,s.zLE Rad and write English
q Irsa- t-.tcr--uEla- apply 20 2E-EE Ting
" GSFFsg-Ezzz snnt ss-ss.. Broad Street. Rich
1rr.s-f5 VI
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.wANTEDLEE LARGE MANUFAC-
M -r-7rE riEas Il 1etghbo-inE city Young
man 10 30 sseaogTaph:c work and gem
Il e-si lotlcs assistant; nus, be strictly,
temperate. good habits. accurate and
energetic: well recommended Address
S IL ?. c.. care Ttmes-Disparch, Rich
* ,annd. Va "a
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.UANTED-CoUPLE WITHOUT chill
dren TO occupy new second-hoor fat OF
Ave rooms: private porcelain bath and
psat.y: He II West Gay street: 20 per Pc.
with reference, 81 So North Seventh
Street 4 IN SIS Ette 7. y
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FLAT FOR RENT.

wANTED-TO RENT NICELY FUR
nished rooms at lnB East Clay.
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WANT TO CORRESPOND. WITH DEAL
ers In moulding sand. Address "A 424.
Tin1es-Dispat ch. 81 " VIZ
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] ROOMS FOR RENT.

WANTED-TO RENT TO ONE OR TWO
gentlemen nicely furnished room on
second floor, convenient to bath, phone
and all home comforts: 1900 block, West
Grace Street. Address H S95, care
E Times-Dispatch. ~
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SUMMER BOARDING.

THE HYGE1A. THIRTY SEVENTH
Street. Cape Henry. Va; coolest and
healthiest location on the coast; finest
surf bathing; grand marine view
modern improvements. ROE 6 DYER.
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ANTED-BOARDEIas AT THE F'ERE-
bee Cottage, Cape Henry, Va Prices
city market. Address MRS. c. H.
FBREBEE, Cape Henry, Va
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FOR RENT-ASEw FLAT OF THREE
rooms and bath furnished or unfurnish-
Ing between and 8 O'Clock, aD6 North
Ninth Street 2 IA sts5
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% NORTH NINTH STREET, OPPOSITE
Capitol Square. formerly. occupied by
Apply to SOUTHERN PLUMBING
AND ELECTRIC CO., 61s East Main.
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THE SPECIAL. SUMMER Z RATES OF
the Massey Business College Will go
into effect June LIST Scholarships un.
limited as TO time, $ss. either depart-
ment: Write or call for circulars coz
ner Main and Seventh Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22

UNSURPASSED COFFEE AT THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
Broad.
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WANTED.

iWANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER
# Beds for cash. Address y, w. c., this
Office VII Me- Is " z So
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slWANTED-BY5 JULY 1ST. A FULL
# registered drug clerk IRWIN L..
N BEVER1DGE, southeast corner Brook
Avenue and Clay. Street.
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s1TUAT1oN3WANTED, Female

A TEACHER OF EXPE-
rience and full graduate Of the State
Normal School, Farmville. a position as
principal Of a high school: best ref
erences and testimonials. Address Miss
L., Box 1859, Farmville, Va -.38 In iHss y
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!. RAETED-A LADY AS BOOK X EEPER
" IN an active wholesale business; must
K h be Able to Keep double-entry and some
b practical experience. Address Box l53.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22

WE STAND READY, AND WILLING
to pay 400 for the production Of any
case OF pain we cannot cure TO stay
cured. We know how. to sure eckness
and we cure It. Defective hearins
cured. 5t References: Cured A pGuensssSc,
Z DIVINE HEALING kaINST1TUTE.s&z ~
East Clay street, Richmond. Va.
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NANTED-A GOOD NURSE. WHITE
= N. colored: none need apply withon,
reference. Apply 70 zoe West Franklin
Street
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MILLINERY.

Use }"CRAFTs' ROYAL" THAT'S ALL
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We guarantee that our Chloride Calcium Water, with
Bar,1ch Baths will cure the worse cases Of Malaria.

THE HOTEL Is an Ideal summer re-ti
sort beautifully situated. Electric \
lights, private baths, unexcelled cui-s
sine. Dancing, Hunting, Fishing, Coli,
Rii1ta rds Poll A -.a iij- $780, af4i
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Use The Times Dispatch Want Ads for Summer BoarderS
ONE. CENT "A WORD
FOR SALE.

F9R 3 sAl 8 g H.R r. r 4 = he'lf Hs
CINE: 1 No. 8 Lame" Doubles &c 8,
saw,r,Mill;i 20 HIP. Boiler; q H-PP
H 1Ps'li Tnr hoeo 5 asro 1oeomotiye
and Lo{ging Cars AL In $500 3% c Tr,ar
bhipyard. Phone sos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22

+ MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.
% NsF system: eigh, weeks completes;
wages while learning: SO weekly. guar
sateed when through; special induce
nsa,s nc~. Write for catalogue:
5a NOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE,, III
IS Prince Street. New York City
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22

FOR aALD-oNE& NEW DOUBLE
Truck. one Second Hand Extension Top
u Carriage w!thRrubber tires RICHARD
SON BROS, i61S Brook Avenue 55tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22

LARGE SHIPMENT OF " NEGLIGEE
Shirts; nice patterns; detached and At
tached GUNS; none better made for the
small price Off 81 co. MUSCOES II.
I GARNETT, Eighth and Main. Il;
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FOR sALE-TR1aa SHIP YARD EoyI1r-
n mens consisting OF machinery, i iooi 3.
t9 40 II. P,). electric ceiling fans sin n
sle ana double betting, shaftings; a nnnsd
eSs. pulleys. etc, lumber ana . nrs sGpW
4 Ship Yards. Richmond, Va.
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MAIDSTONE FOR SALE; PRICE, .O0o
Name and address given for &C.. stamps.
s ] f479. care this office. Isl
JOHN Z. sATTERF1ELD. THE CAB
$s BAGE MAN. THAT'S ALL"
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RANTEp--A REFINED YOUNG LADy
about twenty years old 70 assist with
candy; references required. Appiy
GUrH CHOCOLATE Co, 800 EEs sst
Broad Street.
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WANTED-g-ARElAGE MECHANICS
32 PgTNTFPS AND TRIMMERS GOOD
VI WAGES. EIGHT HOURS PER DAY
ri AND STEADY EMFLOIMENI EOR
$ COMPETENT MEN. APPLY ROSEST
"A X -. NASEENSgggN. D. c. a
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
Bush-Prince.

Mr.. Gaius w. Bush, of Artesia.
and Miss Bessie May Prince, OF
Pratt City. Ala were recently
married at the home of the bride
ia that place. Mr.. Bush is a
nephew of Mr.. Gaius Whitfield,
and manages a plantation owned
by his uncle in the Artesia neigh
borhood He is a most worthy
young man. and is to be congrat-
ulated on having won the heart
and hand of his fair bride. who
is the attractive daughter of Col.
A. Il. Prince, who served as post
master at Pratt City for eighteen
years. Mr. Harry Peters, of
ArteSia, served as best man at
the wedding. The happy young
couple are now living at the plan
tation which Mr.. Bush manages
in the Artesia neighborhood.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
Health is Youth,
J. S. MOORE
1924 I'm

Disease and sickness bring old age.
Herbine, taken every morning before
breakfast. will keep you in robust
health, fit you to ward off diseases.
1t cures constipation, biliousness. dys-
pepSia, fever skin, liver and kidney
complaints. 1t purities the blood and
clears the complexion.
Mrs d. w. Smith, Whitney, Tex
writes April 3, 1902: 4 have used
Herbine, and find it the best medicine
for constipation and liver troubles.
1t does all you claim for it. can
highly recommend it," soc. Sold by
Johnston & Cain
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12

Further evidence of PreSid ent
Roosevelt's desire to install him :
self in the good graces of the
people of the South is seen in the
effort which he is making to heal
the breach which has for such a
long time existed between him
self and Senator Tillman, of
South Carolina The trouble
had its genesis several years
ago, when the president recalled
an invitation sent to Senator
Tillman to attend a dinner at the
White House because that
gentleman struck his colleague
on the floor of the senate a few
days before the dining took Place.
The president now desires a
conference with Senator Tillman
regarding the fight against the
railroads, which was placed in
the senator s hands by interests in
the senate committee strongly
opposed to the administration
policy. The South Carolinian
states. however. that he sees no
reason why he should confer
woith any one outside Of
congress. and evidently Intends
to pass the president up.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
Is the Moon Inhabited.

Science has proven that the moon
has an atmosphere, which makes life
in some form possible on that satellite:
but not for human beings, who have a
hard enough time on this earth OF
ours: especially those who don't know
that Electric Bitters cure Headache,
Biliiousness, Malaria, Chills and Few
er, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Dizziness,
Torpid Liver. Kidney Complaints,
General Debility and Female weak
nesses. Unequalled as a general Ton
lc and Appetizer for weak persons and
especially for the aged. 1t induces
sound sleep. Fully guaranteed by
Chapman & Mayfield, Druggist. Price
only soc.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12

The legislature has passed the
remaining Stennis bill, authoriz-
ing a S4OO,O0O bond issue at 4 per
cent. for twenty years and giving
the governor power to borrow
$500, 900 to meet any deficiency
that may arise during the cur
rant year. These bills, together
with the bond issue previously
passed, provide for a total in
debtedness of 81 100000, but the
loan effected by the governor is
to be paid out of the bond issue
as soon as the same is fioated.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
Coal and Wood.

have purchased the coal and
wood business formerly conduct
ed by the late Chas. Burlington
and will continue the business at
the same yard. Dry and season
ed wood in stove lengths will be
kept on hand at all times. / will
appreciate your orders for coal
and wood and will fill all orders
promptly. Phone 54S.
3-24 I'm j. S. MOORE.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
Talladega

This choicely bred pacing stallion
y by TALISMAN, a full brother TO the
King of PAGERS, STAR POINTER,
1:594, and out of QUEEN BESS. by
PRINCE PULASKI, sire OF Matte
Hunter, ,. 124, second dam Lizzie, the
dam of Brown Hall. 2.l23 No better
bred pacing horse living. Good indi-
vidual, well gated. solid bay in color
and SURE FOAL GETTER, bred at
Ewell Farm. Nashville, Tenn.
| have purchased the above horse,
aud will stand him in my stable in
PENN. MISS.
TERMS: $1,000 a season, with priv
ilege of returning 1eNt season: $1,000
To insure.
He has proven himself TO be the best
producer OF size. style and speed in
the country. Parties wishing to raise
a high class horse for saddle or har-
ness, with size and style and speed
cannot do better south of the Mason &
Dixon line.
3-l4-1m w. l.. COOK, Penn, Miss.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
Cupid the Victor.

Cupid. the petite but powerful
god of love, won out In another
contest between romance and re-
lentless parents last week. Mr..
Oscar Lindsay, who is employed
at the plant of the New South
Plow Com pany, and Miss Bessie
Shoun, pretty and attractive
young lady of this city. who have
been sweethearts for some time
past, on last Thursday decided
to wed, and i'm mediately set
about making preparations for
their marriage When Mr.. Lind
say went to purchase a marriage
license, however, he found it i'm
possible to secure the much Gov
eted document. as his father.
who on account of the extreme
youth of the young man objected
to the wedding. bad instructed
Circuit Clerk Gunter not to issue
a marriage license.
When Mr.. Lindsay was first
refused the license be felt very
much downcast. but upon reHec-
tion he remem bered that there
are other places besides Colum-
bus where matrim onial permits
are granted, so ne and his sweet
heart boarded an outgoing train
on the Mobile and Ohio, and
were soon in Starkville. The
circuit clerk of Oktihbeha coun-
ty has received no warning from
the father of the young man, and
the license was promptly issued.
A marriage ceremony soon fol-
lowed, aid the young couple re
turned to Columbus man and
wife
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
For Sa,e.

A four room house with enough
land for a good truck patch, close
to the city. Place has bored well
on it and purchaser can secure
pasture and dairy site. A bar
gain is offered in this property.
The price is cheap and buyer
will be given time. if able to pay
one third cash. For further in
formation apply to
IF MAER REALTY COMPANY.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12

The McLaurin bill, which pro-
vides that no c. O. d. package
containing liquor shall be moved
more than one hundred feet
from the Office Of the express
com pany delivering, it has been
passed by the legislature. The
purpose of this law is to throw a
safeguard and restriction posi-
BILE around the c. O. D. traffic,
so that it will become obnoxious
both to the express com panies
who handle such packages and
to the persons receiving them
Colum bus, however. will not be
effected by the law, as the South
ern. which is the only express
company having an Office here,
will not accept packages contain
ing liquor for shipment G. O. d.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
Cures Coughs and Colds.

Mrs. G.. Peterson, 625 Lake ST. To
peka, Kans., SAYS, "Of all cough re-
medies Ballard s Horehound Syrup is
my favorite; it has done and will do
all that is claimed for ito speedily
cure all coughs and colds-and it is
so sweet and pleasant to the taste. F"
Sold by Johnston & Cain.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
For Rent.

House on College street, within
easy walking distance of busi-
ness district. House has six
rooms, hot and cold water and
all modern conveniences. For
terms and further particulars
apply to
3-25-tf MAER REALTY Co.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12

In letter sent TO constituents
throughout his district Capt.
Richmond Pearson Hobson states
that Mr. Bankhead has been in
congress for twenty years. and
therefore ought TO be retired. If
this IS the only reason that Capt.
Hobson has TO urge for Mr..
Bankhead s retirement he ought
to quit the race. for experience
counts ia politics as we'll as in
business. and the longer man
remains in congress the better
qualified he becomes to repre-
sent the intereSte of his cOnSti-
tuents. It takes time to acquire
influence in congress. and this
Mr.. Bankhead has succeeded in
doing. He enjoys the respect.
confidence and esteem of his fel-
low congressman, and is there
fore ia a position to command
courtesies which no new mem
Der could hope to receive. That
Mr.. Bankhead is working con-
greSsman is shown by the fact
that he has secured a magnifi-
cent system of locks and dams
for the Warrior river in his dis
trict. Not only has he done this
but he has evinced deep
and heartfelt interest in the eff
fort which the people of Colum
bus are making to secure a SINH
lar system of locks aud dams for
the Tom bigbee river. and is do
ing all in his power to aid Con
gressman Gambler in this work.
It is true that ColnmbuS is not
in the district which Mr.. Bank
head SO ably represents, not even
ia his State, out we are just
across the line, and as be has al |
ready shown his zeal ia the river |
matter it is i'm pOrtant to our peo- |
pie that he remain in congress.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
ASSaSSInated.

1t is estimated by the Society
of Entomology that Worrell's In
sect Exter minator and Disinfect-
ant destroyed 999, 999, 999 ,999 in
sects in the United States last
year, and then some. Sold by
Chapman & Maytield. 2-1S-3m
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
. Rooms For Rent.

Two rooms, centrally located,
furnished or unfurnished. For
further Information apply to this
Office.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
We set the StYIes

in mems footwear Get them
before the sizes are broken.
Simon Loeb & Bro.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12

A large line of beautiful crea-
tions on display at Miss Tillie
Bailey's at all times. No formal
opening.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12

The charm of beauty-nothing
more charming in design and
perfect in workmanship than our
Easter novelties in Brooches,
Bracelets. B d Necklaces,
Spoons, Bookmarks, etc.
BUDER BROTHERS,
Manufacturing jewelers..
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
For Rent.

Three nice connecting rooms.
Apply at 923 Third avenue Tenth
street South.
I'm e. r. REDDITT.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12

The Board of Supervisors of
Tunica county has been indicted
by the grand jury. The board
was indicted for miSfeasance in
office, the specific charge being
that the body issued warrants
for the payment of the salary of
Prof. J. B. Stone, county super
intendent of education, and that
Prof. Stone never in any manner
attempted to perform the duties
# the office: that he has not Wis
tied the schools Of the county at
stated periods as required by
law, and was not, according to
the opinion of the grand jury,
entitled to compensation. The
Jackson special which gives pub
licity to the Indictment of the
Tunica county grand jury is au-
thOrity for the statement that
there is general complaint
throughout Mississippi regard
ing the unsatisfactory manner in
which uperintendents of educa-
tion in various counties perform
their duties. Lowndes county,
however, has no com plaint to
make, as Prof. Nash, our super
of education, is a most
conscientious official, and per-
forms the duties of the Office in
manner thoroughly satisfactory
to his constituents.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12

A second hand one horse wagon.
For further information address
or apply at this Office. 44tf
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
A Fit

in a nobby skirt all shades of
grey, white sicilian, etc, at ST
mon Loeb & Bros.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12

Manufacturing jewelers.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30

10 Gale dc 10 Luna, Sc htcs necssaric
10 eolocaci6n de algunAs bombillal
el9 ;trieRs.
Pfonto 90 cslsbrara un gran mi
tin unioniata en- el veclno pueblo d.
Pefiuelas.
Los alsstores unionistas de C Ia
vanilla, abrlgsn Ia idea de propouer
como deleg edo q las ckmsras insuls
res q nusstro amigo don Eustaouio
Torres.
La sPorso Rlcan Bensv olsnt So
eietys sohcisa para el prtxlmo eurso
que empezar& el ~ do Septiembre, los
siguientss profesores;
Uno do hortisulturs. uno de sss.
trerfa, uno do sarpintsrfa y uno do e.
pasetfa Las personals que desasp
optar & estas plsxas 90 dirigirGn & don
Ermelindo Sllazsr.
Ell encargado del repeIo On q
msrsado nos partleipa hsgsmoa sabsr
q las ccCineras y duei1as de casas, no
se nieguen { llevar los artfeulos que
oompren en- el mercado al repeso, ps
ra poder eumplir dslments con au 60
metido y ssf no 90 vean eng, Il Adas
por los esq eculadores.
Ell dcctor Salasar, inferno del
Hospital Tfieochs. trabsia constants
msnts por introducir m-ioras en- sl
ordeu interior do dieho establec mien
TO.
Los pesadorea debsn tener mu
cho euidado dc no dsisr abiertas les
rtias Qie eonsisnen las carnes ftes.
cas-, pues 90 e1ponen q una dsruncia,
Hoy 90 han benefei ado Q reses
que arroisn IN total do 2be6 librss,
A eausA do habsr irtrodusido I'm is.
ven para bsnedciar una res J aostensr
al presto de 2S centAvos desde les pri'
msras horas on lugar dc 80 que 20
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
IHPRESIOIES Y NvT|C|AS

SABADO % Lafam,lia do nues
'tro compsdsro E'gsnio Astol saldra
! msfsna hscis Aihonito, donde pssara
una temporsda.
-Auy concurrIda fue anoehs 10
fanci6n del eluem mst6grAfo. en- oil tsatro
Ia PerIa Las lunstss , al psraf.o e.
tsban completamsnts ocupadas. Gus
taron much1 las vlstss pres entadas
Esta roche hsbrA nuevs txh 'biei6n.
Ha sido sobresefda 10 eausA se.
guida contra nuettro buen amigo don
r fael Rivera Esbri, por delito Con
ira el Poder Eicatlvo, per 10 que 10
fslicitamos de tcdas verGs.
Era de ssperArse eEs sobrsaei'
mielto.
"A 10 hora que sscrlblmos, sy.A
reunido el idrado que entiends On 10
causa cor ira nueatros amigos don
Csndelario MArtlnes y don Antonio
Rivera,
O. En- vista del gran suoeao cue
hemos obtenido con Las ampliaeiones
en- bustos de fotogrstiss que ofrsce.
mos & nuestra slientela, nos eompls-
oemos eu prorrogsr hAstA fines do aflo
10 densci6n de los tiekstsE que dan do
recho { Ia sdquisiei6n do diehas am.
pliacionsa, aeg6n circular que son este
motive pub|ieamos en- Noviembre pa-
aaio y que remitiremos al que nos In
pidA. - BAZAAR OTERO.
-Dfcess que los republieanos trs.
tan dc dar IN mitia fsnomenal en- Pom
%, con el eorcurso do oradores do
San Juan Maysgt z, para YER si por
cate medic contleren 10 delbAndsds
de loa suyos On estA cIudsd.
TIsmpo perdido. Son6 "a para
los republisAnos en- toda la isls, 10
horA terrible do 10 decadsneis.
-Por el depart msnto do sanidsd
tleron deeomisados 4 Mr.. Ado)fo ca,
han, comerciante do 10 playa, "a barri
lee pRpsS y 50 potes salmon por en-
oontrarae On Mtado do putrefacci6n.
Ea 10 acsualidad 90 estan txaminand do
800 y pieo dc bArriles do papaa del
mismo comsreiants para deeomisAr
lss que sai6n en- malaa eondIeiones,
Estos servieior son preltados por sl
po iefa do Sanidad don Ernesto vivas,
>TAmb.6n el policfA dc 8 anidsd
don Rafael Colon dosomit6 dos gran
dss cerdos prepArados para 10 vonta,
tres higados dc res y uno dc cerdo,
que eataban en- NAL estado, hAeieudo-
los quemar con pstr6leo.
-Anochs sl eelAdor do 10 Plaza
del Nsrcado uorprsndi6 IN pilIets den
tro dol sdihsio, ntrsgkndolo & 10 po-
licia,
In el sroso que eomprende entre
las ealles Mendez Yigo Ia Tore, On