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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-18
POLICIA lNSuLAR.

Todavfa no se ha resuelto ii se esta-
blecen ocho districts, con otros tantos capi-
taneB de Ia pOlicfa insular.
Muy pronto ser6 resuelta, por el go-
bernador Winthrop, Ia propuesta de ascen-
sos, que para cuBrir vacantes nuevag
plazas. en- Ia policfa insular le ha sido
hecha por el Jefe.
lie han sido formulados cargos al
sargento Santaella, de Mayaguez. Sc
tiene como seguTa Ia salida del Cusrpo de
la poIicfa iDsular del referido sargento del
que Be dice ha presentado Ia renunCia de
50 cargo.
Parece que solamente :. 5 cabos y 20
sargentos quedaran en- Ia policfa insular,
en- lugar de 80 y 25 que se proponfan.
Esto & cauEa de no haberse aprobado Ell
total de la suma presupueatada por Ia
Cdmara para aumento de sueldoB Y per-
sonal del Cuerpo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-18

por los barcos por sus cables de amarre
& los muelles d obras de puerto, las parties
responsables pagaran 81 costo de la necesa-
ria reparaci6n de los desperfectos causados
pudiendo reclRmarse dicho cOsto en- cual-
quier tribunal de jurisdiction competente.
Artfculo 11.-Los vapores al entrar en-
un puerto salir de 6l, lleyar6n una mar
cha que no exceda de seis nudos por hora.
Ell Captain encargado de cualquier va
por que infrinia las disposiciones de este
artfculo pagara una multa que no exceda
de Glen dollars ($1O0.00.)
Articulo 12.-Si un barco atracado
un muelle, con sin el consentimiento del
Captain de Puerto, deiare de desocupar
su amarradura al ser ordenado por Ell Ca
@pitan de puerto, que al cargar descar-
gar, deiare de hacer lugar para otro barco
que deba verifcar iguales operacioneg, ell
Captain de Puerto har6 que tai barco Sc
enmiende otro lugar de atraque, fon-
dee en- eI canal. Ell gasto de tai enmienda
Ber& satisfecho por 81 Captain agente pro.
pietario del barco; en- case de rehusar
demorar 81 pago al exigfrsele, Sc reclama-
ra por medic del tribunal competente.
AdemSs el Captain 8 encargado del barco
pagar6 una multa que no exceda de mil
dollars ($100000) sufrira IN afio de
cdrcel 8 ambas penas discretion del tri-
bunal.
Artfculo 13.-Ningdn buque tendrS de-
recho atracar & los muelles mientras no
haYa sido solicitado u atraqne por el Capi.
tan, duefo, 8 consignatario del barco al
Captain de Puerto = habr6 de expresarse
en- Ia solicitud 81 largo, calado, cIass de
cargamento Nadie sin6 81 Captain de
Puerto 81 Comisionado del Interior tie
nen autoridad para designar Iugares de
atraque los buques. NiDgdn buque al
amelia atracado un muelle podrS en-
mendarse sin permiso del Captain de Puer-
to 6 del Comisionado del Interior. Toda
infracci6n de 10 dispuesto en- este Artfculo
Sc castigara con multa que no exceda de
Glen dollars ($100) con c6rcel poF tiem-
po que no exceda de dos meses con am.
baB penas
Artfculo 14.-Todos los efectog, merca-
derfas materiales de cualquiera clase
que SO degembarcaTen colocaren On cual-
quier muelle, malec6n, q otro desembarca-
dero, terrenos ganados al mar, deber6n
levantarse deutro de las treinta seis ho-
ras.
(Continda en- la pagina "a.
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ms STALaCION ELEC-
triCa en- Ia CarCeI
de DistritO de Are
CibO.
JuiCi0 vistO en- Ia COrts de DistrilO
pOr hOniCidio.
Fus dsearadO cuIrsass;ga vi deIlto De psrIarlO sl
IRdlhduO Ramon Medina.
Ode nuestrO cOrespOnsaI.

Julio 17.-Ha terminado su temporada
en- Arecibo el cuadro artfstico que diriie el
Sr. Justiz el cnaIIha proporcionado agra
dables ratoa este p1blico. Salen mafia.
na para Ponce donde les deseamos un
buen 6xito.
-Hemos tenido OCCASION de admiraT la
installation el6ctrica hecha en- esta nueva
Cdrcel de Distrito por ell habiI electricista
den Antonio. Cosme, la que consta de
ochenta luces incandescentes muy bien re-
partidas y que iluminan perfectamente es-
te establecimiento. Ell contrato para di-
cha installation Sc hizo con la S. A. Luz
El6ct1ica de San Juan que comision0 al
Sr. Cosme para llevarla cabo.
-Regularmente en- esta semana Sc ex.
hibira On este Teatro un cinemat6grafo
propiedad del Sr. Arcelay que cuenta con
una variada collection de interesantes pelf-
culas.
En- el dfa de aver Sc vic ante esta
Corte de Distrito en- juicio por Jurado, Ia
causa seguids al americana Richard Hen
ny por homicide inyoluntario. El Jura.
do lie declare culpable de este delito.
-Tambien fu6 declarado culpable del
delito de peIjuTio el indiyiduo Ramon
Medina de Camuy6 igualmente Vicente
Colon por 81 mismo delito al cual 81 tri-
bunal condena q un afio de priai6n.
-Tocan q su teTmino las obras del
magnffco alambique que han construido
en- las afueras de Ia ciudad, Ia casa de
Sues. de Roses y Ca. y que resulta uno de
los mejores establecimientos de esta clase
por 10 moderno de sus inmejorables apara-
tos. En- la proxima Bemana Sc instalara
por el Sr. Cosme una pequefa planta cleo
trica en- esta fabriea
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IngIaterra interesada en- eI asuntO
de las Carnes.
El roy del pslr6Iso On Paris

Dice Ia prensa americana que Inglate-
IRA, mas que ninguna otra naci6n, est6
muy interesada con motive de los esc6n-
dalos que han habido en los Estados Uni
dos causa del asunto de las carnes.
Ha legado ( Paris el rey del petr6leo
Mr.. Rockefeller. Su lIegada & Ia capital
francesa ha Bido recibida por u peTi6dico
liberte con una serie de violentos artf.
culos en- su contra.
Sc ALQUlLA.-U n piano en- muY bnen esta-
do. InfOEmaTan, San FIanciscO III San
Juan, r. r. I5vE
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U n A ek s 4

Be compra una casa terrera, en- buen si-
Ito de esta eiudad, y de no muy alto pre-
clio.
Se reciben Ofertas dirigidas Al apartadO
523. 10 =. &.
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En Lo CorreapondeDcio

Fianzas en- metalico con frma.
Recibos talonarios para cobro de alqui-
Ieres de casa.
Conocimiantoa do GoIeta.3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-18

Hemos depositadO 10000 dollares en-
el Market Exchange Bank, de Colum-
bus, Ohio, como gsrantfa de que estos
testimonies son verfdicos y de que
poseemos cartas que 10 certiflcan. Jamas
hemos usado un testimOnio falso en- los
muchos afIos que hemos estado anun-
ciando nuestro remedto.
81 no recibe el bien que espera de este
remedio, escriba embellishments n
DR.. Hartman dandole detalles de su en-
fermedad y el le dara gratis su vAlioSa
conseJo medieO. Columbus, Ohio a.
U. de A.
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ia P1a me ha heeho md ben nLaguna Oha medua Tsa
cuarena cn0 edady bin fenf
yeLaf Efaba degadO ambiSn canssdo h Pernna
beneficf6 7uchO t6nO
es Ia nedicina eI pobr ''0eo A. Hughes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-18
En- eI TeatE0

Aver yisit6 eI teatro, 81 superintendente
de Sanidad, acompafiado del Official de
Sanidad local, habiendo salido muy aatis-
fecho del ovnsto ehigiene de aquel edifi.
clio.
-Ya est6 funcionando el aparato de
luz electrica, para subir bajar gradual
mente la luz del escenario del Teatro, y
81 focos de luz dc distintos colores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-18
0hO que tEiunfa

FL eatudioso joven de Anasco d. Fermfn
Brau Gonzalez, que reside desde hace al
gun tempo en- San Juan, ha obtenido el
tftulo de Licenciado en- Farmacia, despues
de brillantes examenes y por clio le felici.
tamos.
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COmit6 de fTanquiCias

Aver tarde estuVieron reunidos los Sc
fores Willoughby, Diaz Navarro y Feui-
lie, del Comite de franquicias del Consejo
Executive La reunion tsrmiD6 Las de
Ia tarde.
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SEPASE.

Que NO publicamos communicates sin que
sean pagados pOr adelantado.
Cada seis paIabras se cuentan por una IL
nea y Is lfnea vale diez centavos.
Las cartas que vengan con communicates
sin So impOrte. no Sc contegtan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-18

Hon. Thos, J. Henderson, Diputado
por Illinois, y por ocho amos Teniente
del Ejercito de Ia Union, escribe desde
Washington, ID. O., como sigues
'sLa PerIna Sc ha uSadO en- mi
famfLia con Ell n7ei0r Gxif0, y CON
placer Ia recOmfendO & mis- amigos,
como el n1ei0r f6nlc0 y eI remedfO mIGs
efEcaz para eI cafarro. 'ssTh0s. j.
Henderson.
La Peruna impia IL membrane
mucosa y cuFa el catarrO.
No hay remedio para ell catarro tan
bueno como la Peruna, No acepte subs
tituto aIguno.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13
SIGNS OF TIE TIMES.

Slowly hat surely the people are be-
ing aroused to that state when the
EVIL trusts will not be countenanced 4.
The heads Of the great trusts OF the
country are today duckinR TO dodge
the blows aimed at them In all parts
OF the United States and from the va
rious departments OF government.
The Developments for the past siI
months have been full Of encourage
ment TO the people who have been
gulled for 30 long, and who have with
stood the impositions with patience.
Tao ~ three years ago the trusts
were looked upon m a kind Of legal
and respectable agency Of robbery
Today they are being irowned down
upon, and in many OF the courts OF the
land there have appeared iod ictments
against those connected with them,
which have borne the words. Mali.
cion', criminal and AsAins, the peace
and dignity Of the ,aid State" In al-
moot evsry state In the United states
Action haN been brought against the
ttu,ts, and while the courts have not
succeeded In sending many Of them to
jail the prosecution hAs had . most
'Alutory eject l, hAs aroused the
people 81 the United States and 10
causing them to think II has also
led to more general prosecution Of
the trus,s wherever there vas Law
upon which to base . charge The e..
Tee, appears 90 have been general. for
u HI" spread to Florida, where two OF
the alleged trusts ar. before the courts
- answer 10 criminal indictments.
Our sp~ciAl form ot eovrrnmrnt
makes u hard Tor this country 10 I'd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

policy Of greed, Of unfair dealing. OF
beguiing the people into yielding yalu-
able privileges. which become inter-
minable contracts and then rendering
them Inadequate and abominsole ser
vice. must h. abandoned. IL has been
carr Cd 80 far that The National Elec-
tre Association openly and emphst-
ically declares against II, lest the bOsi'
mesa Of electric lighting to private cor
porations ia ruined by municipal own
erShip.
THE simple truth OF the matter 10
that electric lighting corporations are
frightened, and well they may be. For
years they have demanded eIoTbitSnt
race. pizing every opportunity 70 get
every dollar that could ne squeezed
ont II the people and giving then. the
Last pos4,hle re'urn, They have(sti-
| Nd all competition by buying NJ RI
val plants, They have oppo,ed sll leg
i.la'ion advantageous TO the people II
IL interfered with their schemes TO
exact excessive rates. They have cor.
rupLly interiered with politics. They
have been anything but liberal with
he people in great things or In small,
and nov, at last, they begin to see that
q square dear for the public Is their
only safety.
THE na,ional association did we'll
20 make these confessions and utter
these truths in New Jersey, Already
the cities ~ Newark, Paterson, Pas
sale, Camden, Elizabeth, Perth Am.
Roy, New Brunswick, Plsinfield, Kear.
NJ aud south Orange have been com.
pellr 10 seriously consider mnnicipal
uWnerrhip asa means OF evading eK-
cessive charges iJr public lighting, and
the result has been the oder, by the
Public Service Corporation, oi material
reductions in prices as Inducements 10
secure further contracts This 10 itself
significant ~ the treatment the public
has received The Legislature. urged
by numerous municipalities, passed
laws for The express purpose Of en-
AbllnR cities TO escape eHtortlon by
building their own lighting plants.
Municipal ownership hiss in the past
year mr. two assumed an importance
never before known in New Jersey, and
the reason 10 at last fully and frankly
acknowledged by the National Electric
Lighting Association, IL has been made
necessary 10y the unwillingneW Of the
lighting corporations to give accept.
able service aud rAtes;' II has been
forced upon the people by the persist.
ent refusal TO give consumers square
deal lthas ptoved perlous policy"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

itseIf Of this great and growing evil.
The processes which must be employed
are Glow, and time appears to be no
object when a wave Of reform such a.
10 needed in this instance, strikes the
county. In japan the government IL
nd mini.tpred in a different wsy. The
Jars have taken 20 the contiscation
plan. and have cOnfscated stocks OF
gooGs, factories, etc, without 80 much
a. making g noise ora commotion over
the seizure. Bot in this country The
evil has been so thoroughly planted
and our system OF government 80 com
plex, that IL will require years 10 do
what Japan has done in one single CAL
endsr period Of seven days
But ell this discussion, all OF these
disclosure res and prosecutions are hav'
ing an excellent effect, The people
are becoming aroused, and the man
who now vigorously sspails trusts is
not being cried out Of court as An an
archist. He is being looked npon as
pretty safe and cane kind Of indivd-
usl. and HE work ia having a telling
effect.
with a Democratic victory at the
next general election. with tarid re-
vision on a large scale and President
who has the courage Of his convictions,
and who is not man Of clay" the
United States will soon rid itself OF
this evil
The signs OF the times are encour'
aging.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT OCTOPUS

Gainesville 10 not the only place
where the people are being robbed by
she electric light combination, ~
evidenced by the following from The
Newark IN. - News;
Are the electric lighting companies
also among the TeiotmeFs2 IL would
seem 80, for a. the convention OF the
National Electric Light Association At
Atlantic City the keynote OF one Of Ice
moet important sessions Was A square
deal for the public Every address
delivered on that day touched az.
pFovlnRlJ On this subject Every
delegate 10 The convention concurred
In the recommendation that the square
deal policy was the one upon which
all electric lighting companies mus,
henesior,h rely u they hoped TO be
auccessial.
"'MAke municipAl uwnefph y unneces-
cary, urged Mr., Blood the president oi
the association. by Swing service and
rates acceptable to the public 'pon't
wait for your customers 10 make com.
plant about the service. said smother
representative delegate Call them ~
regularly and inquire " they are salts
fed Ne Liberal IN the LITTLE thinss.
like rrpa,~ and even in the big thing.
like lamp rrnrWAhs Get their copti.
dsnce, respect aud cooperation. aud
the question ~ municipal % private
OWneTshlp Will IL solved
This 10 a remarkable double coates.
s,on. aud cNm,ng 'tom such . source i.
astonishing lIscqu ,alrn, t0sAy,ng.
In the hfst place ,ha, ~ vubhc cor.
Porat,on' dealt fairly 4aars'y aud
hoe@tab'y wjth The public there Sou q
be no ground shAtrvet Tor Any move.
meat IA favor q mgnttips, ovurt,ht y
Oi public uui,is, lies couic,sion
IN NE ,rsond place ,hstrut'lc service
corporations have not tthsr,, deals
honestly and hoaorAbly uih the putIic
aud therefore Npd ioT no other rra,on
the sentiment "a isVof 81 nuu.ctFA.
Ownership 70 already deep rooi,d xnd
10 Ea,H,ns ground - tSplily ., to ,,ar.
tls ths FtNstv TIUvJoU ot slsetttc
lighting
''rheFs uH th,rd eobivssoa. Implied
rather thIH s,,sFet asd u ,IAa The
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13
Ladrons Leader Captured.

Manila. July - BOatalon, the
Ladrone leader. surrendered to Colo
mel Brandh0ltz, assistant chief Of con.
stabluary. al the Tallsay. July :. and
was removed to Cayite for trial. the
capture Of Montalon leaves one more
Ladronc leadA Al large In Luzon.
Chief u Constabuary Allen has ar.
nounccd that all outlaws must stand
trial The government has been crit.
icized for not Fastening their trials
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

For Railroad umissloner
NEWTON A. BLITCH, Oi Lew.
X. HUDSON BURR. Of Dade.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13
Newly Married Groom L. Slain.

Memphis, Tenn, July "A special
10 the Commercial appeal from
Blythcyillo, Ark, says that news has
just reached here of The killing of
Joseph Waugh. by Joseph Woods, his
father.ln.law. a few hours after attend
ing the wedding of Waugh and his
daughter The cause Of the killing Is
unknown. Woods escaped
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

For state Attorney. Hh Circuit
J NJ. RIVERS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

For State senator. M District;
H. H McCREARY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

Hor Member OF Congress, "a COngresslol
D.,trci
FRANK CLARK. Of Columbia
For Justice Of the supreme Court,
CHAS, ~ PARkHll.L, ~ Escamba.
JAMES u. WHITFIELD. ~ Leon
For Railroad Commissioner.
NEWTON A. Bitch oi Lew.
X. HUDSON BURR. 81 Dade.
For state Attorbey, Hh Circuit
IN RIVERS.
For state senator. lgd District;
N. ~ McCREARY.
For Members House Of Repre- cntauyss
SYDL l.. CARTER
ia DOkE
For County TaG Assessor
". W COLSON
For County Tar Collector
W. DICKINSON
For County Treasure
RB PFElER
For Members school lioatd
n. ~ BROOkER
- FCTCH
a. n WEEKS
For County Commissioners
J,'O. DAMPIER.
w PAULLlNG
~. TOWNSEND
W. J. MATTHEW'S.
- &. e. PEDRlCk
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

The Twice.a.weck sun n an tiRhtpsge. forty.
column paper Published every Monday and
Thursday and contains all the news OF the
week, local State and general and will BE-
mailed, postage free 10 any i1ii OF The United
states OF Canada. iot $40 yt.f.in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

All advertising bin become due after first
appearance oi advertisement, unless otherwise
stipulated in contract. Parties not known 10 w.
Wlii be required to pay for advertising In adj
vance. Address, TIIE DAILY Sun,
GAfSLsviLLA VIA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

Reading notices In local column 10 oeuts a line
for first insertion and ? cents for each additional
insertion.
Rates for display advertising made known on
appllohdon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

Dor Member Of Congress. "a Congressional
Bstrict
FRANK CLARK Of Columbia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13
Ao~'s Th,p

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ward Tor any case oi ca,atrh that can.
NOV bs survd by Halle. Cs,srrh Cute
, J CHsNr, y CO. Toledo. q
NS ne uudruignsd have knosa
y J CAeney iot the last IS year, aud
believe hin gertes,ly hon rattle "a al
ba,ins,. tran,acnoa'. ami fuaacmly
able 90 ssrry Oat any obhgaI,uu, made
BY hU h'n
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ho.e'A. p'SEE,,n To.sdo. -.
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nally scuus directly woe the bleed
Gnd mucous ,ut;aess Il tie ,ys,.u
Testimonials ssnt tive Prtcs. -, p.s
bottle sd ~ all truggats
rS1S Halle Family pills -. eousii.
paiiea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

The DAILY sUN, published every morning sE-
sopt Monday delivered by carrier ia the city, or
nailed to any part Of the United States postage
hee, for s. year; s2,so SIX months; ii.zs three
months; o. 50 cents f. FIVE weeks-strictly in
advance
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

For Justice Of the supreme Court
CHAS. ~ PARfHllL, ~ Escnmb,a.
JAMES u. WHITFIELD. ~ Leon.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-07-20
AMELIA COUNTY.
Farley.

July TO-, ltUp.
Mr. a. +. Davis returned home last
week somewhat improved after a
week stay in the Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. G.. ID. Davis, of Lynchburg, is
visiting Mr.. A. Il. Davis.
There has been much sickness i'm the
neighborhood Of late, and Dr. Foster
has been kept quite busy.
The many friends Of Mrs. Edwin
Carter regret to learn Of her indisposi-
ton.
Me,srs. Charlie Noble, Willie Far
ley, James Farley, Peter Parker and
Nat Carter visited i'm the home Of Mr..
II. r. Davis sunday.
Mr. o. Lloyd Garter is clerking i'm
the store of Vaughan d Johns at
Overly.
Mrs. II. A. Johns and Mr.. Irving
Kennedy spent Saturday and Sunday
i'm the home Of Mr.. "Nebby" Borum
in Nottoway.
The many friends of Miss Maude
Vaughan regretted very much to see
her move to Farmville, and wish her
much happiness in her new home.
The friends of Mr.. Homer Warmer.
Of Prospect, are sorry to learn of his
extreme illness.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-07-20
FROM INTERNATIONAL
TAILORING COMPANY.
RICHARDSON ~ CRALLE,
Famville Va.


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were the banner six months of our
history.
We established a worlds record
we made Ia individual orders and
shipped 100000 garments. The next
six months we shall do even better
at the rate our tailor shops are going
ut present, our shipments Tor SIX
months will reach the enormous total
Of 75O, 900 made-tO-measure garments.
Just think of 10, st Che rate OF one and
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But 10 isn't the quantity that counts,
its the quality. We wouldn't be the
iarQcR tailoring house boo the world II
we did uot rive the best satisfaction.
Any of those 5000 garments that
we have made for any of NDur cUSfo-
mars, in which the lining, did not give
satisfactory service. please return and
wc rW rhine free of charge. OR, If
any coat front has failed TO hold its
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expense.
Only concern like the lnternation-
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such "a srccpig oDrr as this.
Such an oiler prOtcs the quality
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ty of our efforts 90 cooperate with you
and help you make all the satisfied
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j. l.. Reiss, President.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-07-20
uNIvERsIrY oF vIRGINIA.

Alta recent session of the Board of
Visitors of the University Of Virginia,
Dr. Thomas Walker Page, Of the Uni
versity Of California, was elected pro-
fessor of the newly appointed chair OF
Political Economy. The great NUM-
her Of students in history and econUm-
les rendered necessary an increase of
teaching force, aud the demand has
been met by the election Of Dr. Page,
and 10y the appointment of additional
instructors.
In fact in all the oyerburdened AGA
demic departments and i'm the engin-
eering and medical schools the pres
sure has been relieved by the estaO-
lishment Of new chairs and by the em-
ployment Of instructors. During the
past two years the teaching force of
the institution has been more than
doubled by the addition of nine full
professors, nine adjunct professors end
thirty-one instructors.
The rapid betterment of the public
high schools throughout the land will
greatly increase the attendance at all
the higher educational centers, SO the
University Of Virginia, approaching
the cry from young men for higher
education, has put itself i'm the fore
front Of the great popular educational
wave that is sweeping over the State.
a Virginia student can take any of the
courses in the academic departments
Of the University at only a nominal
fee. 1t Is right, too, that the State |
should give its students higher as well |
as elementary instruction, and we
hope the University Of Virginia, the |
pride Of the state, the pride of our
south land, may ever continue its |
growth, and ever increase in efficiency |