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Pennsylvania at vicksburg.

vioksburg. Miss. March 24-An
interesting program of ceremonies
has teen arranged for the dedication
tomorrow Of the monuments erected
in the national park here to the
memory of the Pennsylvania sol.
diers witt fought and fell in the siege
Of vioksburg. The occasion will be
made notable by the presence Of
Governor PennypAoker and deleRa-
tion Of prominent representatives OF
Pennsylvania. together with Governor
vardaman Of Mississippi and many
Of the people Of vicksburg and
vicinity.
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Labor N otes.

The formal installation OF the new |
Lord Mayor of Dublin (J. P. Nannet-
ii. NJ. P last Saturday WAS made
the occasion Of a great demonstration
by the trade and labor bodies of the
city in recognition Of the fact that for
the first time In the history Of the
I,ish metropolis practical trade
unionist occupies its civic chair.
The child labor bill just passed In
Iowa Ia one Of the most drastic In its
provisions Of amy Legislation Of its
kind ever enacted In America. It
prohibits the employment Of chill.
dren under 1s years of In any sainful
occupation which would injure their
health. The law is also aimed at
department stores. prohibiting en-
ployment which oompels children to
remain stan Aing for any length of
time.
italian lAbore-s in Massachusetts
are organizing with . view to Affiliat-
ing with the American Federation
of Labor.
NJ. O. Wallace. a state organizer Of
the American Federation Of Labor and
one Of the most prominent labor lead
ers In South Carolina. died last week
In Colombia after q brief illness of
pneumonia. He was at one presi-
dent Of the South Carolina state fed.
GRAFTON OF labor. So ~ sss -. .l.:-.-:..
Thomas l. Kidd. who was score
tary Of the AmAlRamated Woodwork
ers' International Union for fourteen
years aud an active trade unionist for
. quarter Of . century. has retired
from active service.
The frst general woman organizer
Of tho American Federation Of IL
Miss Gertrude Barnum. daughter OF
Judge Barnum Of Chicago. She !,
entitled In organizing all branches Of
industry employin ing women. .sasi.-x-
The Ooopers' international Union
of North America expects large at
tendano At its convention In Mil
wAukee this fall.
Tho next big labor convention will
be that Of the AmAlRAmated associA
tion Of Iron. Steel and Tin Plat
Workers. which 10 to assemble In Cin
cinnAsi carly In May.
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Standard Men In Default.

New York. March 23-H. W. Till
ford and ]. O. Arnold Of the STANDARD
Oil 90. were declared in default to-
day by the court for failing to appear
in the on ,ter proceedings by Attorney
General Hadley to oust the company
from doing business in the state Of
Missouri,
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Workmen Enter Protest.

New York. March 28--Nesrly 1900
residents OF the East Side went to .
meeting ut the Grand American hall
last night to enter q protest against
the officials Of Idaho holding the
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ABOUT YOUR NElOhBORS
AND YOURSELVES

Herb Jsssop went to Texas Greer
this afternoon.
Mrs. A. r. Perry was up from
Portland yesterday afternoon.
e. n. Williams Of Goal Greek
was transacting business in the CITY
today.
H. G Prentice is down from Vic.
tor on business. He is largely interest.
ed in the Keystone Oil company.
"A. j. Miles. travelling auditor Of
the Denver Post. was looking after
that pAper's interests in this CITY to-
day.
John l.. Gehr who was stabbed
in the head in o saloon row at Will
liamshurg last Sunday night, WAS on
the streets this morning. He looks
pale and thin.
Il. 8. Mott. Rio Grande agent at
Goal Greek who has been siok with
rheumatism for the last four months
has returned from the hospital and
again resumed his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Cooley Of
Arkansas, who visited their son here
for several weeks. left today for
Pueblo to visit q daughter. after
short stay there they will re.
turn home.
Marion Aspinwall and family.
who have been here for about a
year, he being employed at the Dor
cas- mill. expect to leave Sunday for
their former home in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Aspinwsll is the daughter of
O. q. Hurd.
p. r Harpel. manager Of the
Steel Canon Mining and Develop.
ment Co.'S, mines and mill. who
has been in Indiana for the last two
months is expected home today. and
after spending Sunday with his family
here he will 90 up to the miner
near Villa Grove.
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Burglars Murder Watchman.

Rochester. N. Y, March 23-Bank
burglars murdered Edward Pullman.
night watohman last night at Sodus.
1t IL supposed that Pullman caught
them in the act Of burglariziug the
tank and attempted to capture them
alone when he was killed.
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Tickets 70 points east via the Mis-.
scarf Pacific from Canon City. and
stations west thereof. will allow pur.
ohasers side trip from Pueblo 70 Don.
~ 81 return when dasirsd. Plsass
~ ~ n aisA.
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ENTERTAINED Mrs. Mary l..
Wood entertained at high i've last
evening in honor Of her sister Mrs.
Wm. +. johnson aud Mrs. RidRway.
wife Of General Manager A. O. Ridg-
way OF the Rio Grande system. Ella.
borate refreshments were served and
the guests report most enjoy able
evening.
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r. &C, C, Excursion.

The r. and @. o. railway will run
an excursion TO Cripple Greek on Sun.
day. next. Tho fare for the round
trim will be q. 90. 1891
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WASHINGTON =

ORDER WASHINGTON - The
members of the Order OF Washington
are urged to be present at the regular
meeting Saturday evening as business
Of Importance will come before the
lodge.
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All makers OF sewing machines re.
paired by an expert sewing machine
man. o. M. Scott, the Singer sgt Z.
State Bank blk. 20x
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members Of the Western Federation
Of Miners.
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Tris... VEST ~ bs..s rsssis.
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LNOR SALE-Horsc, buggy and harness. Call
II at l06 West Sixth Street. Theo. johnson.
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LNOR SALE-A four-room frame house in
u West Florence; 81 lots; well improved
good outbuiloiuKs; all for A7s. See Burlington.
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EoR SALE "A part Jersey COW, will bc fresh
Il in n fow days. Call on q. M Scott, stnte
bank building. 1921
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Thinking OF buying Tally Cards?
Wondering where you can get the
widest choice for selection and the
most reasonable pricesp If 80,
here are some suggestions which
ought to prove interesting. Easter
Tally Cards Of many varieties
Call and inspect my large selection.
PALACE PHARMACY
=. @. Cox, Prop.
Phsue n
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Classified Advertisements
FOR SALE

NOR sALE-Half acre tract with heavy fruit
u trees, ono milo from postofiice. $50. iS2
West Main. N-.5
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LNOR BALE-New Broom frame dwelling on
T. Wilson avenue Wilson Gardens, Florcnce)
very low price. hHvo no agent at Florcnce.
For particulars write to Mrs. Mary A. Kirk.
patrick. (}oodland knns. lS-2a
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MISCELLANEOUS

fI,O EXCHAN8E-A food sale by the ladies OF
the Presbyterian chu,c will bc hold at
Daniels drug store Saturday afternoon and
evening. lS2
COME In and leave your orders for monu-
" ments for Decoration Day. Tho Florence
Monumental Works. 2is W. Main st. S7-n
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LOST

Il OST-A rcd snamcled watch between wost
IL lad feed store and Houston opera house.
Reward II left at "a Houston avenue. ,s2o
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abandonar la casa 4 las cinco de Ia mana.
na, mientras Ia ''aenora" esta c6moda y
abrigada en- Bu CANA.
Puede haber sefioras que no las obi
guen hacer esto; les permitan If mss
tarde; pero estas son raras como 'svisitas
de angeles" Herfa extrano hallarles de
una en- ciento-- Una mujer qotivG.
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.OTRA GURI0SA car
taaI Herald.
Nj ssDosa pelsiste eil cOnseIyaI "a
Yentana alberta dice IN sei0I.
tEs saIuaahIs sl m6todo de HOrnir con ID Ysnla-
na ahtsFtaq

Un conunicante dice al Herald" 10
que sig0e:
"a editor del z Herald Habiendo lei.
DO con gran interes las cartas sobre IL
question de ponerse los abrigos los pFi.
meros toques 1el frio, le escribo uated
para hacerle otra pregunta en- Il esperan-
20 de que usted puede hacer algo pOr mi. !"
Mi esposa persiste en- conseTvar la ven
tana alberta en- nueetra habitaci6n, va sea
81 tempo fIio s caluroso, lIueva este se-
CO; 10 mismo ni hay nieve, como 81 hay
granizo"
''Pueden entraT por Ia ventana torren-
tes de aqua, Ia nieve amontonaTse en- 81,
cuarto, que cuando me levanto encen-
der Ell fuego, sacar el cato del cuarto v,r
81 hay alg1n ladr6n dentro, mis- pies Sc cu-
bren de nieve.
ssNo puedo cb' 'igar mi muier ceTrar
la ventana; simplemente 'snO quiere
despues de haber vivido con ella durante
doce amos, r6 bien que cuando ella pone el
pie en- el suelo abre La ventana, eg cues
ti6n resuelta" !"
nBo que 20 deseo es Ia opinion del
"Herald" sobre 81 es saludable el m6todo
de dormir con las v6ntanas habieTtas Mi
mujer dice que "a saludable, 20 digo que
no. Yo le digo que ella esta invitando
la pulmonfa, los catarros, Ia tisis mu-
chas Intermediates Ella dice que no
s.Algunos diran que cambiemos 81 GUAR
to. No puedo. Nuestro piao este lleno.
tengo cuatro pihos.'
''Tengo que dormir en- ese cuarto con
las ventanRs abiertap, 81 no, en- Ia gale
ria envuelto On una manta. El piso de
nuestra galerfa es demasiado duro
''POr .otra parte, mi mujer es bondadoga
y amable; una, amante madre y una bue-
ma esposa.
ella ha tratado, sinembargo, de for.
zarme a tomaT un bafio helado todas las
mafianas; pero en- este ha fracasado."
t'Se puede llenar un banjo de aqua
llevar q un hombre hasta 81; pero no Sc
puede hacer que ese hombre entire en- tai
bafio menos quese le lance dentro. +"
Mi espoBa nunca 10 hizo, y por iltimo
abandon6 q idea del banjo frio tom6 Ia
de abrir Ia ventana.o
"Ahora jno podrfa usted darme algdn
para acallaT mi esposa? SHI-
VERING. Broekling Noviembre 1 1905.
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De Ia
lengua Catalina.
Les defsnsas ds Ias Iias gaIlegas.
Rsstos d las Earlsnias aIgaFadas GaTIsias ha.
Ilaaas en q GsTrsLaTa De N0spItaIst.

Barcelona Espa afia-O Octubre. En- I'll
teatro PIiucipal Be celebr6 session inaugu-
raj del Cougreso dc la Lengua Catalana.
Asistieron ella 81 AyuOtamianto en-
! P!enc, la Diputaci6n, IN delegado del obs.
po, Representatives. de variaB CoTpoTacioneB
numeroao pdblico.
La actitud de todos los asistentes fu6 &C.
Frectfsima.
Fu6 muY aplaudido el doctor Bonilla,
delegado de la Universidad Central.
Los comisionadoB franceses hicieTon aus
discursos en- Tosellon6s, y los delegados
italianos en su propia lengua.
No hnbo incidente alguno notable
El acto termin6 las doce y media de Ia
noche.
Leon En- vista del immense interes
/ que ha Buscitado Ia Exposition sgrfcols,
, 6sta, que va hubiera debido ceTTarse, Sc
guird alberta por bastante tempo mas.
Aumenta de dia en- dia el n6mero de
visitantes, = en- particular 81 de extranje-
ros.
Sc crey6 al principle que 81 interes Sc
limitarfs q la ciudad IL provincia, y
ahora Sc We toda Ia importancia del aeon
tecimiento.
Por clio lecibe continues felicitaciones
81 gobernador senior Cembrano, & quien sc
debe Ia iniciativa.
Vigo.-La Comisi6n del Estado Mayor
Central, llegada para estudiar las defenBas
de esa ria, visit6 ell emplazamieDto de la
baterfa de Alcabre y estuvo en- el punto
estrat6gico de Monteferro
EI general Martitegui concedi6 gran
importancia estas defensas.
Segdn impresiones recogidas, parece que
ahora va de Yeras el asunto de las defen
sas de las rfas gallegas, que hay el pro
p6sito de empezar cuanto antes las obTas
que sc iniciar6n en- Vigo.
Entran tambi6n en- este plan los ferroca.
rifles militares.
La Comisi6n fu6 tambien 4 Tuy.
Barcelona, Octubre 26. En- la carrete-
ra de HospitaIet han sido hallados qui
nientos cartuchos Remington, de fabrica-
ci6D franceaa.
En- un campo Immediate la carreteTa
de Sans han sido encontrados tambien
otros quinientos, iguales los anteriores
Sc trata seguramente de restos de las
recientes algaradas carlistas,. cuyo poseedoT
ha procurado abandonaElos todo trance.
Un coche del tranv1a de San Andre,
arroll6 en- la carretera de Rivas & una nj
ma de Biete aios, dejdndola muerta.
Ell conductor hugo, y 81 pGblico, amoti-
nado, apedre6 el coche hiri6 en- el costa
do izquierdo al inspector de Ia lfnes, Flo
memo PuIg
Una hora despu6s, otro tranvfa de la
misma empresa~aTroll6 un caro-, matan-
do dos caballerfas.
Ell carretero qued6 ileso.
El pdblico intent6 quemar ell coche
Fu6 necesario que interviniese la guar.
lia civil para aplacar los dnimos.
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UN CAMPEON NOR
teameriCanO.
El GabaIIo Marco, de buena raza,
vendra a cOmpstil con ''perla
Fina'' vel Nevada.
Marco" ha ganadO los prlmsTOs premlOs en-
Vermont.

L. J. Bush, empIeado por g. K. Cum
mings en- la Cummings Manor" on Ia
Greek Road" saldr6 Ell lunes por Ia
mafana para New York-dice el cru
tland NeWs", de Vermont-con 81 conoci-
do caballo Marco.
Mr.. Bush saldr5 de New York el 3 de
noviembre para Puerto Rico con obieto de
entregar el caballo ALI, donde sha sido ven
dido con 81 prop6sito de crfs.
El caballo eB de la mejor raza que pue-
de hallarse en- Vermont, de la clase de los
conocidos con 81 nombre de Morgan.
''MaTco' ha ganado los primeros pre-.
mios en- Ia exposici6n local, al mismo
tempo que los namados Brattleboro
Midlebury, en- los cuales tuvo fuertes COM
petidores.
FL caballo es de color bayO, de 3 amos
de edad y tiene Is mGuns de alzada.
Sc dice que ha sido cOmprado en- mas
de mil pesos.
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Ell SERvlCIO OONES-
tiCo en- Nueva York.
LO que esCribe al editor del He
raid una jOVen natiVa.
Los trsles, las sIrusntss Ylas cOnldas. tres te
mas de las mujsTes de dlneTO en- NusVa
~ York,

al 'Herald' le escriben 10 que sigue
aeerca del tema perpetuo del servicio do.
m6stico en- New York.
Al editor del Herald-Se que mi fuerte
no es el escribir cartas para su publication
pero las cartas que Sc leen en- los peri6di-
cos, tales como las de Nueva York etc, re-,
firi6ndose la question sempiterna de las
muchachaB de servir me instigan escri-
Dir esta adn creyendo que una lengua
quieta mueatra una cabeza saba, ~ que
esta carta pueda If la costa de los rape.
les in6tileg.
Las cartas de "New York" tienen como
Ia mayorfa de las mujeres de dinero en-
New York, solamente tres temas de con-
versaci6n:- los trGjes, las siruientes y las
comidos."
"A veces cambian esta mon6tonfa por
IN POGO de crftica, inteligente Cd de las
tltimas novelas
81, s'nuestTas muchachas nativas no sir
ven como sirvientes" Malo 81 no sirven.
Mejor serfa 20 un perro que estaF las
6Tdenes de sefioras que no piensan nj On
elias mismas.
81 elias tratasen sus siF7ieDtes con la
mitad de la confederation que le tienen 4
guB perros y gatos, no existirfa Ia question
de las sirVdeates.
Mi trabajo me Heva muchas cssag =
tengo OCCASION de yer y Or ambag, duena
y Biryiente, y creo que "Nueva York" Ca
Tece del Bentido de justicia
Sila siTviente tuviense un POGO de te-
NOR de Dios' ella abandonaFfa esa lucha
Por regla general los inicos miembros
de Ia familia que van miaa todos los
diaa ann Las airyiantea v elias hienan nna
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EN. NEW-YORK

Hospedaje de primera clase; ca
sa situada en- el punto mas CEN
trico de laciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
y los trenes elevados que ofre
cen grandes conveniencias q los
viajeros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taCiones espaciosas, claras,. y mag
mica cocina, precios m6dicos. Te-
tl9fono y demas adelantos moder-
nos.
Dirijirse q M. LUzUNARIs.
1873 WEST 64 STREET.
NEW-YORK, CITY. ~
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NOT c E

Having to vacate his present location on
the Mar ma, the undersigned offers for sale
his large stock of new and second hand
goods, as follows for cash <
Three iron safes in good condition.
Contractors supplies, Anvils, Vises, Grow
Bars, Chain of all sizes, Spikes, Nails,
Galvanized iron, Jack Screws, Etc.
Manila Cordage of all kinds and sizes,
Wire cable, Pulley Blocks, Anchors, Cars,
Canvas and Oakum, Tar Pitch, Oil, Paints,
Etc, Mule and Horse Shoes, Tarred Felt
Roofing paper, Blacksmith tools, Army
beds, new and second HANDY, creosoted
piles, twelve sets of new plataform scales,
weighing 900 to 1000.
Hand trucks, WheelbarroWs, Wagon
Wheels, and a general assortment of arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
In addition to the above, the buildings
now on the premises are offered for sale.
~ i. #'4t4 JOHN CLOY.
2. D. Box 683, San Juan APto. Rico.
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A v us 0

Teniendo que trasladar su residensia de
la Marina; Ell abajo frnado ofrece en- ven
ia su gran acopio de los siguientes Objetos
tanto nuevos como de segunda mano, al
contado.
Tres cajas de hierro en- buen estado, sur
lido en- yunques, tOrnillos, barras pie de
cabra, cadenas de todos tamafosS espigo-
mes, c'avos, hierTO galvanizadO, gatos cor
naquis,
Cordages de Manila de todas clases y ta-
mafios, cable de alambre, motones, anclas,
remos, Iona estopa, alquitran y PEI. acei-
te, pinturas herramientas para mulas
cabalIos, papel de. fltro embreado para
techO, herramientas para herreros, camas
para el eiercito [nuevas de segunda ma
nO1, estacas creosotadas, ! u juegos de roma
mas para pIataforma de peso de 600 a 1900
lb., carretones de una rueda, ruedas para
Carros y un gran surtidO de artfculos ds
alta menci6n.
Afiadiendo 10 expresadO que Ia casa
misma en- que Sc encuentran los enaTrados
artlculos, Sc ofrece igualmente en- venta.
JOHN CLOY.
P.O. Box 6s8. San Juan, P. R
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

ItinsrartO. salidas de Rayam6n y Capt..
10 simultaneaEnel1te.
DiaB laborabl6 M afiana 6, 7.O5, 8 30
9.45 11.00s~FaEd0 19s16S 40, B:16s 4.is5, 5.45,
y $780,
Dias festivOs.-Mafana 8, 7.05, $50, 9.45
y 11.OO Tard0 1916 I.8O. 2.80, $50, 4.SO
6.45 y $50.
Bi1lots baratos para d1as festivos. De.
Catafio Bayam6n, ida y vnelta ne ClasO
SO-25 q q ase $0-16. sDe Bayam0n & aCatafIo
Ia v vuslta ~ elias 0-15, 24 Clase SO-iO.
BlIIete OVdinario az Capital CatafIO On
Sc Claso i centavo9.
Bayam6n, 10 de 6epti0mbFs dc 1903. Ra-
un6u VaInGg.
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II GMh SGI,T.
Y0nr RAJ EslaIa 0r CUISINES

;
NO MATER WHERE LOCATED
Properties and Business of all kinds sold
quickly forcash in all parts Of the United
States Don't wait. Write to-day descri-
bing what you have 70 sell and give cash
price on same.
If YOU WANT TO BUY
any kind Uf Business or Real Estate
anywhere, at any price, write me your
requirements. can save you time and
money.
DAVID P. taft,
Tf4E LAND NAN,
415 KANSAS AVENUE,
TOPEKA, KANSAS
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'INbICID1R EtNERIl

1NsEIO Al LAS MADREs -EE iarabe ealnIante De
Ia Set Ea Winsow dehe siempre que los nnos esan
en- odo de Il denticdn Froporeiona aivo Immediate
q peqIeno paeents pFodue n sleno natural trFnqulo
aiva el dolor angelic despierta nuy vivo aegre
Es muy agradabe u palad, ealma Al pno, ablanda sus
encias alva sus dolores hace fc las flnciones del
estomago frgnla los iutastinos Es Il mejor remedio
conoeido para darFea ya rovenga ts de e dentcon
de euaquera ,ofIa Itgase cho cuidado pedf
q arabe caaHta de Il Sonora WiusoW"; es e meio
da todos.
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DOCTOR COLLINS MEDICAL INSTITUTE

ENFERMos Poned termino padecimentos Obned
Ia salud tenes derecho Como cviados
Escasa renuneracionl Exo seguro Curacion radical!
UNcA nysrITUcoS cuenta specialists
nedicos cada enfermedad.
puedan acudr Gabinee
sutas
Dada organization
faci1
tempo, bncaras
e1 pago mismas
CoNsu1 TISos PERDIDA
VIDA: as han hecho MILES
Los NO Sc EspERAF. QUEpARE1s
Y
La oURAUoN rega; A1vo exepci6n. ST tene
Vd.
unas empas de cancear para e1 franqueo 10
ibro
los sbios contiene consta de 17 pagnas
chos gavados explatvos muy
Diriiase al
DIR. {. G. COLLINS MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
40 West 34tl Street. new YORK. U. S. A.
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ta TlsndIta
llfado "a An,,nltamiierto

Por cada diez centavos que Sc gastep
hasta el 13 de Enero de 1907, Sc regalara
una pspeleta de un piano , una linda mu-
neca. Hay jugnetes, efectOB rsligiosOS, ropR
para ninos y artfculOH de nOEedad para
geforas gefioritas..
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAs.-sin quebrantos para al en-
tiBta. DiFigirBe, Fortaleza 65, San Fran,
p, r.. DgJoas N. CarTeP0.
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PARA CURAR UN REsFRIADo
EN- UN DI A tome 81 LAxATIyo BRoMo-
QUTNINA. ri botioario Ie devolvera el dinero Il no
g eura: La frma de E. w. GROVE Sc haIla en-
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A MAMA EN- e. CIELO
nlngtn lndlcIo Sc tIsne dsl donIelo dsl rpnItsnto

En- uno de los sacoB del Correo de Fila
DELTA. Sc encontr6 una carta dirijida de
este modo: 81 maas6 en- eg cielO' La.
carta contenfa el siguiente mensaie escrito
en- garabatos infantiles QaeqSdG Namd,
ten "a bOndad de venir y.Ver dtus naucha.
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pOr astedes, tuyo Josie GeOrgte,L.
Ningdn indicio se tiene del domicilio
del remitente infautil, y Ia caTta Berfa en-.
viada 4 Washington.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-13
For artistic printing of any kind,
come to The Sentinel office.

The King Of Tramps" which will
be At the opera house Wednesday,
Oct. 18th, is Yankee Doodle comedy
in four big laughing acts. expertly
acted, staged with taste, elegance OF
tone, above the average, rouses the
audience 10 laughter, clean, tuneful
and lively. designed for laughing pur-
poses only.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-13
ART DEPARTMENT.

Best Specimen Burnt Wood. Wood..............SI 90
Best Specimen Water Colors. s................. 1 90
Best Speimecn Pen and Ink Sketches ....... 1 90
Best Specimen China Painting ng................ 90
Best Oil Painting (Landscapc) c).......... 90
Best on Painting (Flowers) 90
Best Oil Painting (Animals) ........... 1 90
Best Oil Painting Figures and Faces) ).........
previous Fair viii b. al
dtono omnAto
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-13
THIRD DAY---Friday. october 10

FIRST RAcE--Running-Six hundred yards dash;
Fair District Horses; $4,000 ito first; $40 second;
$500 third Entrance per per additional
from money winners.
SECOND RAcE-2:3o class = Growing Grenada
Stakes-Pacing trotting,Open to the world;
mile heats; best two in three; $500 first; $1,000
second; s. third Entrance per cent. per cent
additional from money winners.
THIRD RAcE-Grenada Merchants Stakes-Running
Open to the world-One half mile dash; $500 first;
second; $500 to third. Entrance per cent?
per cent additional from money winners.
$4,000 STAKES.
FouRTn RAcE-Novelty-R -Running-Op to the
world winner first quarter stake winner at half
mile stake. S25 winner at three-quarter mile stake
$75oo; winner at 6nish S2s.o Entrance per cent
per cent. additional from money winners.
FIFTH RAcE-One half mile dash-Far District
Mules; FIVE pounds Schnapps tobacco to first; three
Schnapps tobacco to third Entrasce free.
SIXTH RAcE-Work Horses-One-half mile dash;
$1,000 to first; S. 100 to second. Entrance free
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-13
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Horses, Mules. Mares and colts.

Best Stallion. s. 90
Best Jack. 90
Best Brood Mare, Colt or Colts by her sde......
Best Horse or Mare Colt under year old .... 10 90
Best Horse or Mare Colt years old or under.. so
Best Mule Colt under year old ............ 10 90
Best Mule Colt over and under years old d.... 90
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-13
A Word About Voting in the Piano
Contest.

Parties who desire to use their bal
lots, must cast them when they make
their payments. No disposition or
assignment Of ballots will be per-
mitted afterwards. We are compelled
80 make this rule to avoid confusion
and any possible misunderstandings.