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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22

Sc abrI6 10 seai6n a las tres de
10 tarde bajo 10 presidencia del senior
Crosas, con ssistencia de los Mfores
Diaz Navarro, del Vale, Grshsme,
Willoughby, Sanchez Morales. Bar
bosa y Fsuille.
Fl Sseretario di6 lectura & una
communication del G obernador psrtlci-
pando haber flrmado los rombramien-
tos de que dimos euents en- nueitra
edici0n do aver.
lnmediatAmente ne pss6 al exam go
del Informs del Comite de Frsnquicias
acerca de loa muelles.
El lstfor Sanchez Morales presen
to dos enmiendas; que 10 trarquicis
de ID <New York and Porto Rico
Stesmp,hi Company, ne considere de
modo que SO permita el uso de sus
muelles otros bArcos que no sean
de dichs C mosfiis; que el uso del
QIArtsr Master Ward, sea reglsmen
taio de modo que SO use por todos loi
barcos de embaroue 6 desembarque
TAmbien se modiiQue el reglamentc
de almscepaje, scbre artisulos alma
cenados On cd fl ,ios construfdos en- Ia
<Ameriean Railrosd Comnapys.
Manifesto que Sc hahia de tcmsf
en- euenta Is regulArizacl6n del servi
clio del puerto de San Juan, La si
tuaci6n aetusl es insostenible
Msotrose pArtidsrio de resol
YER ell asunto de un modo general, de-
cidiendo dc unx vez per toda', ls'
reglAs que han de msiorar el sarvieic
de muelles. Sc puede Gcusar & Ia
compsfis sAmerioAn Raid Compsryi
de haber hsch negc ccsciones ileg ala'
con 10 xN,v York Porto R'co 8 8
Compar W. Esta &C mps MA shus6 d.
Ia conce.i6n del departsmento de que
rra de que solo admiiieae en- su muell'
buques de guerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
CONSEJO EJECUTIVO
LA SESSION. DE AVER

Semueltrs partldario de que & to-
dos Ice barcos, cualesquiers que sean,
90 les admita anelar. E.to puede hA'
csrcs por medic de lss snmisnda. pre-
aentsdss, yA que el gobierno de Puer-
Rico tlena oil poder de regular los In
ssreEes de los muelles
Sc opone q med!das radicalss CO.
mo Ia incautsoi6n que propane el Co.
mite de frarquicisa Eats en- favor de
que el Gobierpo de Puerto Rico cons
truyA muelIss. pero si Ia isla hA de
asignar 125 6 150 900 dollars para 10
adquisici6n de un muelle y ademA' ha
de hscsr gsatos para rsgularizsr el
servicio, votar& en- contra por Greer
que ningdo gobierno puede emprendsr
negoeios ruinosos. En- una palsbra
| --diio ell Mfior Sanehsz Morales no
hsknos de gSatnr trescientos mil do
liars pudiendo tener muelles ror me
nos.
Record6 que en- el Conseio Ejecu
two, Sc epcuensrsn ftApquiciss ridden
do haeer muelles, en- Was de rtsolu
c!6n. Ei Gobisrno de Puerto REQ
debe On primer termino ayudsr { que
dichss frsnquicias prosperen. SIS opu
so & ore SO rsv( que 10 tTsuquieia de
Is IN York and Porto R'co,s porque
esto aerfs iucautarss de una rropie'
dad. Las frspquiciss que se otorgan
por ell Conseio Eieeutivo, tienen uns
claus4la por 10 cual ell Gohierno Sc
reserva ia ireautsc'6r, rues por 10
mismo que goza de essa fscu'tad ra'
dical cree el se6or Sanshtz Mo'slea
que hay que ir con slento q hscer uso
de ella, ' esto desprss de sgotados 10
do. los reeursos de que el Conaeio
dispone.
Mr.. Feuilla. SIS linsnto de que
ell senior Sanchez Morales no cobvinie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
!UICIDIO De ADAMS

SsgU1 noticiaa de Washington, el
10 dc j Iuio SO suicide ALI, dispsran.
dose un siro dc revolver, el represen
tants por el EasAdo de Pensylvania
Al Congreso de los Estados Uaidosl
Mr.. Robert Adams Junior.
Fac el representanta Adams 81
que, comtsiorsdo por Is Camkrs, tu
vo & 81 cargo 10 mission de Contsren
ciar son oil Ssnsdo, Sob:e los ssuntol
cubauos. Y en- una horA redAct5
hIzo aprobAr en- 10 CamAra la decla
rac!6n de guerra contra Espans.
Las cAusas Gus induisron al re
prentante Adams quitArse la vida
tueron de indols economics, seg6u uns
eartA cue dei6 ell desgrscisdo luicids
diriiida Mr.. Cannon, Presidents d.
10 Clmare,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22

En- o. mes dc julio pr6Ximo 10 CO.
lebrArln los Riguie0tes exansr eI; pa
rA 10 ohtsncI6n del diploma perma :
nente de In AestroS rursles, graduados
Y prirc!pales los dias 8, 10, II, H. Il
y para mAeatros prepSrstorios los
diax 9 y 10.
Para obtener un maestro cualquia
rA 81 c,rtifsado permAnsnte, dCbera
8 sjuatsrse a 10 qus prescribe In ley dc
9 de Mario dc 1905, 10 cusl dice;
<Ariisulo 20 Nipguna persona ae'
ra admitlda & exAmen para obtsner un
diplomA perm ,nenta de prlcci?al no
poser VI cortlhcAd1 &c PRINCIPAL y
Aden Als h4bsr tsnido eiaco ahls ds
pr&st!cS cLm9 pre- f,aor en- las 5teue-
las do Puerto RICO. 1Jlnguna peraona
aet& kdmiiidA & &exGmsn para ottsner
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
Fl RETRATO

En- SQuslla hamilde casa me i'm
presion6 sobremsnera uu retrato de
Victor Hugo, colocAdo en- 81 muro en-
ire la ohlmeneA y ell cIelo-raso.
e. grande hombte, kQuien admire
mas que & niDgdno, ctuzs los brazos
Eobre oil pscho, , mira piadosamsnts .
squelia fAmiia de miseeAbles, AcRso
los Ayuda a vivir. N&dA han leido de
81. Ignofsn 81 Victor Hugo era 0 ois
po 8 MiaiETo, SOLO saben que era
& & lien de quien le hAhisbs much On
el PETIT JoulNa! , que &c antsrrAdo 4
sx gensas del EssAdo.
Dssds que - levautkn elevan loa
oios hSciA la imagen, gus los Oonsus-
lA, POGO taltA para que 10 rueguen.
AAf nos igdaamos ga una miamA
f6.
Ertarnecido por el culso cue le
tributA ban y siempre flo en- el relrAGo,
hdbisrA ,x14km 40 &C. 4 mob ies solss
y torszAdo q Is muisr J loa chlcue.
los, si el padre no rs ppreaura 4 do
cirme
-Lo puae shl para cerrsr ia sgu
iero sn el cb 4 5n de Ia ca msnea.
JULES RENARu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
N0TICIAS GENERATES

En ell debate de aver, en- el Con-
aeio Ejecuttvo, los cuasto Consejeroa
nEiivos le ssptusodo al senior Crosas,
81 cual ya So saba como vota, fueron
lie opinion contrAriA & Ia compra del
muelle de espig6n LIS idea de que
ssria de muy NAL efscto ca los Eata'
dos Unidos 81 guitar una trAnQuiciA,
cuGndo Dodia tscIImsnts ser reglamsn'
sadA. fa6 Ia opinion que prevalecI6 On
los ConseisrOs pusrsorriqusfos.
AsegdrAss que oil iete de 10 COM
psnfa do vAporcs expreSAdA, que "a
sncuentts ca San Juan dssde aver,
prssentArA uu sIniuCli6ns ante 10 Cor.
ss Federal contra sl Conssio Eiseu.
two, oponieudose 4 10 rssoluci6n da
Ete.
Ests noehe & las oeho 90 verid'
cara On el PArque, una Ksrmesse, bA'
jo 10 direction de vAriAs diatinRuidAa
.. 4 )ritas
LA oomisi6n quO llev6 Al asf1or
Gordus & San German, representando
al S.nor Hernandes Lopez 90 por re.
sullAdo un trsoAso. FL senor Oordilt
retorno 4 San JuAp apeasdumpradu
por no hsber podido cc placer & Gu
ilustre leader.
e. d,A de San JuIn So sslebrark
sn Caro- ina un bAile de sooisdad.
para el eIAl reina gran aninasi6n en-
Aquel pueblo
: De hoy amGGAnA as espera ed
esta cIu3Ad Il cap'lan Cabrera, quieu
vue. We q hscerss cargo del distrlto de-
pot,iA as e.n Jual,
So ssegLtA que el DR.. Csstsro,
Dis GlAysmA, 'erd nombrsdo medlGo
DIS 10 Ant MIA en- squela lC0alidsd,
-ANi. Sierra, fae sGredida ano.
ch en- Is cs 10 del sol. recibiendo CON.
! .sionts subrs oil carrillo iEQuitrdo !
mop,sto del m smo lSdo. FL sgrel
sur tom6 lAs d. Vuadiego.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
Ofci0a del lICaIde de Cagua'

AVIsO Este Copcein nupicIpsI
hS dispusIso que el dfA 26 del curss n
BE- mes. duranIe les horas Que 90 ex
DrssSfAo, seA efeetuAdo ell remate IN
p6biiea Buhasta de los siguientes ser
VIelos qut han de ser prestsdcs en- el
Ano econ6mleo de / 906 { l 90f
BsgSjss 8 NJ. FxIrsecci6n de
basuraa, 10, 80 q m. Alumbrado I'd
blico, l p m. Msdielp as 4 .. fermoa
pobres y h7spiIAl de cArldad, 260 ..
n. Msputsneion q dttenidos, 1 . mg
Las subastas tsodrAu efseso sn ell
- 90 de sesionss de Ia Casa municipal
Lac pllesos sn cue 80 ssssblessn lss
cor dlelopes q Q hsbik de eumplir,
Abi los lieitaoorta como los remAlis'
tas de los se' clos indieados. satarkn
& disposition de los qas iDlsFsssn 90
Reesrlos sn 10 oneina del seeFelarlo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
EXdmeneS de maeStr0S

un diploma permanente dc maestro
graduRdo & no poser un cert dcado
de professor prinsi0al 6 grEdu~do y
sdan&s hAbsr tenido ciueo a6os de
practica en- lss escue!as de Puerto
Req. Niuguna persona tera admisi
de- & examen para obsener IN diplomA
de maestro rural permAnente, 4 no
poser un Csrtidcado do professor prin'
cipsl, grs d1sdo, 8 rural haber to.
nido cinco ans de pr&ct'cA en- las el'
cuslas dc Puerto Rico.
Los sspirantes al diploma per-
mAnente do maeasro principal tsrdr&n
que sprobGr todss las &s'gnaturas
que 10 ley exjge para Ia obtenoi6n do
la licencia de maestro principal, ade
nal lhs ssiguaturas de Hiasoria Uni
veraal Psicologla s Htl1oria dc Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22

EducacI6l; 'guslmants los graduados
con lRs ssig1a}uras dc Algebra, Geo.
metfa q Hss ria ds - Educaci6n Y
por G'timo lcs rurGleA con ls Gaigna-
tura DE- Gaom tria elemental.
Los AApiraftes q Ia licsnciA dc
msestros pre- &rstorios deberan tener
de l6 a y af1 - do edad, ser soltsroa
y aprob2r Ga un s6lo examen, con 10
extension que So fxtge d los Alumnoa
del 80 grsdo de nuesir&s escuelAs pd'
blieAs, las Aaiguaturas siguientes; |;
idiomA ii gi6a, tdioma aspsiIol, Arit'
etcG, G ogrShs, Historic de loA
Essadoa Unidos y do Puerto Rico.
EssA licerrlA no Ia sera coneedida &
los que aean desAprobados On ma
cuslQulsrs do lGS antsdichaA Aaigna'
suras,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
CAPTAIN GUERRERO

Aver io6 ausIend do De enp'eo
, sueldo 81 capita de q polleis in,u
ar tfior Q lerrstu Dicess QUE diehs
ordsn i.e dada por el q 1bernador,
dsspu6t dc IN dttsnido esludio de loa
sArgol que Ie iornplsron contra dlsho
a. espliAn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
Acadia Municipal, Yabucoa

HAble2d rsnuncIAdo Sus deatinos
el OfclRl , Sub fl ,iAl de sAnidAd de
este pueblo, SO Avisa & loA Sehores Nc.
dieos.que deSeeu obtensr eItA plszal,
que Sc ccncsds IN plAEo de ounce dias
pkr presentAr sus Sulieliu lee dehida,
ments documentHdA', al AlcAlde Que
suacribs. YSbueoA 2 r. JUNO 20 de
1906 Jose l., Berries, AlcAlde 3 |.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
Ba|neario de Coamo
CORmO, Puerto Rico.

For eonvento hssho CON 10 Suae
si6n Ussra, continue 81 trents dc di-
sAo essablecimiento por un ado mas,
asi pues Aproximkndose 10 tempora
do Dc verano cuya dA principle 81 10
Dc Mayo pro1imo, tengo especial gus
So 90 otrecerme movements al pdblieo
"a general & mis- numsrosos amigos
On particular, tenisndo sodos IL ssgu.
idsd cue como de Oossumbre, proeu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
Junta {sCoIar de HatiIIO

AviSo. 4 los MaeIiros. L, Jun
10 Eseolsr de- HGsiilo, para cumplir
con 10 preseEslsdo ca lR tcoi6n 81 de
10 Lsy EseolAr VICENTE, invita- & los
mae.troa cue dsSaen eicrct en- s.ts Ter
mino ManieipAl, para el pr6xImo . no
eicolsr pusdAn presentAr su1 Iollcltu'
des J corrsspondientss oerilfeAdoa en-
eGsA olcins, con antelacl6n Al dfa rs
de- mes en- surEo,
HAtlilo JUNO u de 1906,
domingo ArQnu
Presidents JunlA Escolsr. SO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
JuDta EsS0IaI de Lola

4 lol ie1ores maeatrot Con ara,
glo q o que preeeplda Ia secci6n "a
oe 10 L'y EicolAr vigsnls, Sc noNflA
a loa ltnoreA mAssIroa que de1ssn
consraiarse para sl pr6x'mo afo eI.
colsr, que presenten Aus solic t1de,
aeompshAdas de. los cnrrsapondieuIsI
crrhhSAdtsp AnGsI del 80 del corriente
. secrtIarlo c. ia JunIs don Rtftei
SotgaRrd
Lola, JUNO Is de lgt
yuter I.Y0+4.
81 PretiteL1s JutIG EGcolsr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
Renuncia de P0der

Ctr eats tech4 hsgo corliar que
repurc o aI poder que COG f,chR de y q
20 Il, y ante 81 N IArlo PG9iSo don
Jalio Cesar GorzaleE, me corfri6 el
ltn r 0 D. II, ifmAn, nombre de Sin.
ger S,wrg Mschlro CompsnJ. San
Juan, FueIto r CO Juuio, Is, .90:.
3 So JORGE ADSUAR,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
IuRta sstQIdr d. RIo Piedras

Per 81 prtssriv selly.s> 4 iodos los
nas't'a Qle da'ee &C sn eIta
nUDia . ida 81 p'cs mo surao o..
cotsr } s.l6 ieEN menIs autoriEGdo
p.rs sno, dirlan suI aolisitideS hSI.
ta oil Cis q del uss Dr. Ia t.eha 81
gus su,er b.. RIO FiedfGS, Junlo ls
1900 b CoSt@ -PreIldenie, 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22

rare deiar alsamsnto somplseidos "a
cusntos gusten honrAr con su ssistsn.
Cia 81 sBalnearlo de Coamos
Preslos de hospedais por semanas.
Una parsons, diArio e2,50.
Mics , cs.ados preoioa convencio
males.
Para mas !nformes dirigirse & 50
arrendatar
JUAN EOTX.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
Junta Fscolir De caro- Ina

VScanses las E'guiar tes esceuslat
de cate D .sttlt1, GO anunciSn al lIbli-
CO para su provision Lor 81 ie e'm'no de
osho dlas, que p'incipia> q couiaESe
desde Is iashA en que Salga rub!issdo
ests anunclo: Una principal, eineo
grsduAdls nueve rurAles,
Caroiu&, Il de JUNO de 1906
Fl PreHidente.
3 +. I0rregr0Sa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-22
IA FLOR De NAT ANlAS"

| Epta ilh7icR Go tsbscoA hR eGtA'
bleoido fn eAt4 oSfisa cells Fort, leza
ndmerc 66 un daptt'to con grardeE
ex atarciss
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catalogue house, bills of lading, pur-
chase of supplies, and matters of kind
red importance, can collect and place
before you facts and figures of great
interest If they will take time to care
fully consider the subjects assigned to
them.
The secretary's Office is in constant
receipt of communications and re-
ports from other states covering many
of these subjects, which can always be
at the disposal of the various COM
mittees.
The work of the secretary's Office is
steadily increasing as the association
grows and interest in the association
increases and your secretary is COM
PEELED to give very considerable
amount of time to the duties of the
office. He can be very materially as
sisted by the work of strong active
committees. .
In conclusion I again desire to ac-
knowledge the many courtesies receiv-
ed from members of the association.
Acquaintance and friendships which
have been formed through duties per-
formed as secretary of our associa-
ton are thoroughly appreciated and
highly priced.
The convention closed with ban
quet at Pierfes and today the excursion
will leave for Yellowstone park the
bankers to be gone for about a week.
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) Observation-Disclosures
Smart Cl0aks and Wraps.

wy " ~ v w " " %% %
o Smart Cloaks and Wraps. o
o 100000 o
1t is already safe to predict that
cloaks and wraps of all descriptions
will be worn great deal this season.
There are few resorts where loose
coat Of linen, silk or pongee is not
worn on all occasions save when ac-
tive exercise is being INDUCED in. The
majority or wraps, or rather coats
that are worn in the morning, are of
linen, while for afternoon more elab-
crate style of degree of cloak is pre-
ferred, that is, of course, with hand
some gown of silk or lace, not made
with linen dress.
A white linen coat should be made
to look equally with all the separ-
ate skirts, SO that the pure white
should be chosen and it should not be
deliberately trimmed or strapped. This
coat, is of course, quite unlike the
short linen bolero or suit coat, and
should really look like separate
wrap, In that it is quite long, three
quarter or longer, and must have full
length or else three-quarter sleeves.
The empire model is popular, as is
also the long seni-fitted or box-back
jacket. Many of the empire coats
have Jokes covered with Irish lace, or
else there is band of this lace for the
collar and cuffs. In linen colored COL
lar and cuffs of silk or the material it.
self are effective. Colored linen JAG
kets with white lace at the neck aid
GUNS are also most attractive.
Extremely pretty this year are the
pongee cloaks. This material is also
to be seen in a great variety of models
some severely simple, others more or
nate, but still attractive. Perhaps the
smartest for general wear are of the
natural pongee, tan, with black satin
or taffeta collar and cuffs. Brass Or
silk covered buttons are equally smart.
This style of wrap is a, good length,
three-quarter with long full sleeves.
1t is made either with deep fitted
yoke, below which the material is laid
in shirrs, or wide box plaits, or else
the regular box coat belted in at the
coats are also fashionable, red partic-
ularly, and different shades of light or
dark blue. For the afternoon, white
pongee is exceedingly pretty and like
all pongee is delightfully."- cool, both IN
appearance and weight.
The covert cloth coat Is fashionable
once more, but is of very different
style than when it last appeared. The
covert jacket of three years ago was i
smart fitted tailor coat, a medium
three-quarters in length. Now this
coat is longer, but is never a fitted
jacket. The most popular model is
the we'll known English driving coat
made double breasted with box back
and long leg of mutton sleeves and COL
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OF Interest to Women

lar, reverse and turned back cuffs Of
the cloth. There may be a few strap
pings of the material, loose belt at
the back. and wide pockets are gener-
ally seen In this style of coat, but at
the same time the several plain mod
els are essentially smart.
. 90 . 100000 @@@@@~@~ o
NOTES ON DRESS. o
o % O % o o o o o 9 8 % o o o o o
To give bit of variety to the boiler
os, the cuffs of some are made of two
materials, the front half of cloth, per-
haps, buttoned over upon the velvet
half which passes around the outside
of the arm.
Very artistic pillows may be evolved
by the use of colored leather in ap-
pliQue, and the work develops very
rapidly after the design is prepared.
A neat neck finish for the shirt
waist is a soft turnover collar decor
ated at the edge with two rows of
embroidered dots, and bow tie whose
pointed ends are similarly trimmed.
A bit of vivid green on the panama
or other ecru-tinted straws form
cool color combination that is very
becoming to the clear brunette type.
A white linen gown with pale laven-
der ribbon belt and yoke finish and a
white chip hat trimmed with. feathery
clusters of lilacs in the natural shades
comprise charming afternoon cos
tune for midsummer DAYS.
When one chances to meet stout
woman no longer young and with no
waistline to speak of arrayed in a
princess gown and white French
heeled shoes that cause mincing and
ungraceful gait, one wonders how
anybody can SO treat herself and the
styles that are SO attractive when not
abused.
Lace stoles in different lengths are
much worn. They are fitted about the
neck over the collarless coat and fin
ished in several different styles; some
are long and fiat, the real stole in ap-
pearance, while others have short full
lace ends caught in ruffles few in
ches from the bottom.
Scrim launders we'll and looks so
fresh and crisp after each washing
that 1t makes very cool and dainty side
board covers for the summer dining
room, and hemstitched square of
the same material Is avery service
able lunch cloth for outdoor meals.
1t is very good idea to lay the full
ness Of wide flounces in short vertical
tucks, especially when the gown is
empire and has tucked girdle.
Deborah.
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A July Luncheon.

The hostess who feels that she
wants or ought to do little enter
tanning to have meals which will en-
tail minimum OF both work and heat.
For small luncheon party this menu
will help her, for it is possible to pre-
pare it over either gas or oil and so
avoid the excessive heat thrown out
when the coal stove is in commission.
Clam Bouillon in Cups.
Mushroom Omelet.
Brown Bread Fingers
Broiled SQUAD. Baked Scuffle Potatoes.
Jellied Salad in Tomato Cases.
Cheese Waters.
Raspberries and Cream.
Sponge Cake.
Coffee or Iced Tea.
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
July II.

1429-Coronation of Charles VII. at
Rheims.
1537-Janet, Lady Glannis, burned
as a witch on Castle Hill. Edinburgh.
1676-Adrian Roland. author, born.
1744-Elbridge Gerry. fifth vice.
president OF U. S., born. Died Nov.
%, 1914.
1762-Peter III. of Russia. died.
Born Feb. 81, 1928.
1793-Charlotte Corlay, assassin of
Marat. guillotined.
1S41-First number of Punch" APP
peared.
1s45-Charles, Lord Grey, prime
minister to William w.. died. Born
March Is. 1854.
1S61-Payment of foreign debt sus-
pended by Mexico.
1S63-Draft riots quelled in New
York.
1S64-Gen. Hood superseded Gen.
Johnston in command Of Confederate
forces.
1S79-Gen. Boisrond- Canal resigned
as president of Hayti.
1SS4-Survivors OF Greedy expedi-
ton reached st. Johns. Newfoundland.
1SS6-GOvernor West of Iowa. issued
proclamation against the Mormans.
1sS7Cyclone nearly destroyed town
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SOUTH CAROLINA EDITORS.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Charleston, S. c., July 1.-THE
South Carolina press association con-
vened today at the Isle of Pines for a
session of several days. Prominent
newspaper editors and proprietors
from numerous points were present
this morning at the formal opening of
the gathering. Mayor Rhett and 9TH
ers delivered cordial greetings to the
visitors, for whom response was made
by the president of the association,
Col. E. H. Aull of Newberry At the
conclusion Of these formalities the
convention took up the regular order
of business. The editors will not over
burden themselves with business, how
ever, as the gathering is largely in the
nature of an outing. Friday after
noon many of the members of the as
ISOLATION and their families will leave
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of Waupaca, Wis.
1S91-Niagara Falls crossed on a
wire cable by d. j. Dixon.
1S94-President Cleveland signed
act admitting Utah to statehood.
1S9S-Gen. Toral formally surren-
dered Santiago to Gen. Shafter.
19O1-Gen. Daniel Butterfield died.
Born Oct. 81, 1881.
1902. NJ. Arthur. grand chief of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
died in Winnipeg. Born 1881.
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II you want a perfect shirt, send II
to Elliott's laundry, where they have
just installed a Newark polisher.
which enables US to produce three I'm.
Usher, dull, gloss, and extra gloss,
This is the only finisher of its kind in
the northwest, the very best money
can buy. Go to Elliott's for fine work.
602 and 604 DeMers avenue, Grand
Forks, N. D.
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While enjoying an evening stroll,
don't forget that F. j. Cummings, 220
Demers Ave, East Side, makes .
speciality of Ice Cream Sundays. Fine
Ice Cream Parlors. Remember he
keeps Ice Cream Cones nice and fresh.
A large soda fountain, and all good
things for the palate-get the habit
and come over-left hand side as you
go up town.
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ST. PAUL. MINN.-Biennial Saenger-
fest of the Saengerbund of the
Northwest. Tickets on sale July "a.
rs and &c, good to return until July
81, with extension features making
final extension Aug. Is, 1906. Rate
one fare plus SOC.
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WANTED
Two or three cheap quarter sections
of land.
FRED G. WELLS & CO..
Grand Forks, N. D.
w. N. CRANE
AttOrney.At.Law

Special attention given to applica-
tons to amend entries, leaves of alb.
sence, findings, proofs and contests in
U. s. land Office land script. Cores
pondence solicited.
ScOfield Block Minot. n. n.
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Times Want Ads. find good tenants
for good houses and good houses for
good tenants.
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"A dwarf may keep pace with giant
IT he will but move his legs a little
faster" And want advertiser" may
realize FULLY AS GREAT RETURNS
UPON HIS INVESTMENT IN ADJ
VERT1SING SPACE as the largest
merchant.
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DEVILS LAKE, N. D.-Account Chau-
tauqua assembly. Date of sale, June
30th to July 18th. Rate 1855 for
round trip.
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