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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-31

Too late for last week.
Misses Iva and Mable Collins spent
Sunday with Miss Adah Malcolm.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Liens spent Sunday
with their daughter. Mrs. e. Hodsor.
Grandma French was quite sick last
week but is better dt present.
Mr.. VIM. Chance Sundayed at Mr.
john CasebieI's.
Mr.. Verne Riley attended church al
Rural Sunday afternoon.
Grandma Brlcker, mother Of Mrs. P
L. Schaal, returned to her home 10
Abilene last Wednesday.
Sunday school was org anized at Ru-
raj last Sunday. Everybody invited
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-31
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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-31
HE FOUGHT AT GETTYSBURG

David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y,
who lost at Gettsbu e, writes:" "Elec
trio Bitters have done me more good
than any medicine ever took. For
several years had stomach trouble
and paid out much money for medi
cine to little purpose, until began
taking Electric Bitters. would no.
tIke $500 for what they have done for
me-" Grand tonic for aged and for
female. weakness. Great Alternative
and body builder; sure cure for lame
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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-31
APPENDICITIS

Is due in large measure to abus'
of the bowels. by employing drastic
purgative. To avoid all danger, u.s.
only DR.. Kings New Life Pills. tn
safe, gentle cleansers and invigori
tors. Guaranteed to cure headache
bil,ousness. malaria and Jaundice, al
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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-31
STATIONS.

l have two Wilkes bred stations,
a black and bay that are making
the season of 1907 in Chanute. On,
trotter, and the other double
gat ID. Call and inspect the horses.
See me at my'shop aoI14 E. Main.
j. w. Mccullough.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-31
Rollin

Quite cool again for the latter part
of May.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kruger and
daughters Minnie and Tena spent
Sunday with the Floatman family
near Austin.
Aug Myers Jr sold horse to Mr..
Rlby Of Chanute, Saturday.
Fred Elsenraat of near carlton
played ball with the Rullin boys
Sunday.
Mrs. Marion Evans has very pain
ul sore On her foot caused by scaldlnp
with hot water.
Mr.. Ike whitworth and family Sun
iayed with the formers brother
Dick, near the Bowman.
The Rollin boys and a team from
Jhanute called Dirty d zen liyeo
very nice game of ball on the home
grounds last Sunday considering the
Weather which prevailed, the gam,
vas play ed without the usual quarrel
ny heard at such a place. The home
,oys came out victorious by a score Of
/ toS.
Elsenraat Bros. of near carlton
ii1ed with the BreiDers Sunday.
The kollin and carlton ball team
will cross bats next Sunday near the
Austin school house if the weather
permits. Everyone is urged to attend
3 IL is free for all.
Quite a number Of people from about
Rolin attended the funeral of Mute
McQuln at Shaw last Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Burghart and family
ind Aug Meyere Jr. and family
REQ. Myers and family from these
,arts spent Sunday with f. j. Bur-
chart and family of Leanna.
Rolin second nine and the Union
.oys played ball Sunday. the honors
we're carried away by Union.
Mr.. Albert Burghart served dinner
. the following guests Sunday. Free
Beale and family, Elmer Locke and
wife and Hy Pilgrim and wife,
Andrew Myere took dinner With
Phillip Rettig Sunday.
Chris Siler and a lady from Chanute
aud Jno Rettig ate dinner at Mary
Burghart's Sunday.
Emmett Evans met with quite
painful accident while dragging stalk
with a railroad iron the other day he
heavy iron fell GU his leg just above
his ankle In some way it is a wonder
that IL had not broken his limb.
Little Jim Evans took suddenly
sick Sunday.
Mr., Meyers of Cnanute was out il
these parts Monday.
Ben Mathews lost valuable colt
rec entity.
The Stockings afforded M moria
exercises at Shaw Sunday.
The Berean meeting at Rollin Sun
day nighJ was largely attended.
The Aurora Co., on the RensiDp
farm began spuddlng on new well
Mrs. Aug Meyers, ST., Of Chanut'
spent Monday night with her daugh
Ter daughter, Mrs. Alburt BurgharL
Charley Wangler accompanied BY
me Of Rollins young damsels attend
ID hop near Austin Saturday night
A man near our burg,
Makes his home in Rollin,
And from what we have heard,
He deeply 10 love is falling.
For he has his suit prepared
Aud for this widow is calling,
For she one mans troubles shared
Thus for her hand he is bawling.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-31
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all drug stores.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Ames went
. Kansas City Wednesday.
Mrs. Martha Sharp is visiting In
Elk Falls.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-31

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nineteenth century |;
discovered afteryears
of scientific research
by DR.. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-31
DO YOU GET ZIP
WITH A LAME BACKf

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-31

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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-31

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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-09-21
" The" Land Of Boy.

INC Lana OF 0Oy-
A wonderful land is the land of boy,
Where the hands on the clock mark
the moments. of joy,
Where the hills are sugar, the noun
tains are cake
And the rivers flow into an 1ce-cream
lake; -: .>~. =,
Where candy grows on the forest
And the fairies dwell with their mys-
teries; r*7I'- g.
The land Of Boy-away, away
Through the happy valleys of
t.. Golden Day!
The land of boy is dear delight,
Where the sun shines sweetly and
49, soft and bright; "
Where the air is filled with the robins
And the heart of venture beats bold
and strOng;~ - ii
Where hopes grave star burns clear
and fair
And the wine of the summer is In the
air: "
The land of Boy-away, away
The road winds down to the
Golden Day! ;:
There are tops and trinkets and
marbles and books, -. -
Penknives, putty, and fishing hools;t
Printing presses and railroad TRAINS"
Wheelbarrows, wagons, and driving
reins;
Boats and: whistles and hoops and
skates, 80 e.: ..t
states;
The land of, sBoy-away, away
Over the hills Of the Child-at-
A.. Play! T.,
The land Of boy is a sunny place,
Where rosy cheeks and smiling face,
Where romp and laughter and chatter
and CLEAN
Go round and round till the meadows
And the stars come out and tn. golden
west
Is red where the sun has gone to rest:
The land of Boy-away, away
TO the wand Of fairy and elf
. and fay!
Merry games and the venture heart
In the land Of boy are living part;
Castle building and ships that sail
On the pirate main, and the paths Of
whale;
Hope and love and beauty and CLEAN,
All, all are, a part Of the boy-land
dream;
TO the land Of boy I long to
stray -
Through the happy valleys Of
Golden Day!
Baltimore Sun.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-09-21

as to make one feel, for the time
being at least, the injustice Of capital
punishment. A.third argument, devot-
ed to the advocacy of Tolstby's doc
trlne OF non-resistance, is entitled RE
slst Not Evil 4 -. -.r:a
The most startling and revolution
airy or Darrow's utterances Is en-
bodied in lecture on "Crime and
Criminals, delivered before the pris-
oners IN Chicago county jail and is.
sued In "a pamphlet. sFhere : is. no
such thing says barrow in his ad'
dress, las "a crime the word is gen
eral1y understood. do not believe
tnere is any sort Of distinction be-
tween the real moral condition Of the
people In and out of JAIL" He adds:
In one sense everybody is equally
good and equally bad We all do the
best we canSnnder the circumstances y
Then follows the argument: "There
IS only one way to cure. so-called
crime, and that is to give the. people
chance to live. There is no other
way, and there never was and other
way since: the, world began" 49,.
There Is a touch of pesstmiSm in
DaEroW s. philosophy, and IN Farm
ington," a story which is practically
his autobiography, he voices that
sense Of failure which comes to most
OF us at one time or another. "All my
life, he concludes, II have been plan.
ming and hoping and thinking and
dreaming and lettering and waiting.
All my, life; I have been getting ready
to begin to do something worth while
l have been waiting for the summer
and waiting for the fall; / have been
waiting for the winter and waiting for
the spring; waiting for the night and
waiting for the morning; waiting and
dawdling and dreaming, until the day
Is almost spent and the twilight close
at hand" In one sense, however, this
is only the humility of an idealist. For
barrow has already. accomplished a
great deal along the lines he has
chosen.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-09-21
AMERICAS MOUNTAINS sr1pprx1,

From the Outing Magazine: -.
North America has suffered shame-
iully from Alpine arrogance. Alpinists
nave looked upon glacierless Col
orado, the ridges bullying family above
the continental plateau; upon POGO
catapetl and his sister Titans reaching
lsthmusward; upon tine snowy dead
craters or the; Cascades-and pitied- US
Americans that =. our lands offered
mountain sport for none but women
and old men. Volcanoes? An inferior
sort of mountain. The Appalachians?
Molehills.
But on, this continent are fields for
climbing, greater in variety, wider in
appeal to every sort of mountaineer.
alpinist included, than on any other
OF the worlds six areas; and among
SUBMITS physically attainable. prob
ably the hardest in the world. The
H1malayas, with greater real eleVa-
ton, have bases of attack discount
ingly high, and the accepted idea that
thin air prevents climbing above $4,000
feet bars their tiptops. If South Ameri-
ca offers greater height and heroic
weather, Alaska requires training in
a. sport quite new-sub-Arctic alpin-
Ing, for which you must persist and
endure like polar traveller, work ak
and rope, corde1, or pack cayuses
across tundra. It's ten: or more SUBMITS
between $4,000 and 10000 feet present
the greatest effective height the long
est snow and ice slopes in the world.
All but Mts. St. Elias and Mt: Nc
Kinley, 10000 feet, the highest on the
continent, are virgin. Mt: Logan, 49,
500 feet, is the worlds remaining. al
pine problem. Swiss training alone
will not win It. Climbers have avoided
Alaska, oftener accepting challenges
from Asia and the :: Andes: Alpinists
must succeed I'M this ultimate field or
come to judgment for their condescen-
sion. Alaska lacks only that prohibi-
tive elevation, for which you may
as we'll train in q laboratory vacuum.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-09-21

Mr.. Union Man:--Notiry your retail
liquor dealer that the Bell Phone is
Unfair. - >,g. .: H.: -: s5s.#
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-09-21

Mr.. Union Man:--Notify your cloth.
Ter that the Bell Phone is Unfair
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10
NOTICIAS GENERATES
DE LA CAPITAL Y DE LA LSLA

Padre don Pascual Pima, que ocup6
igual dignidad en- Arecibo.
Ell dia IS del actual celebrara
su primera misa Ell Ponce el sa-
eerdote, "recientemente ordenado,
don Manuel Espinosa.
Ell elemento obrero de Ma
yagiiez Sc propone celebrar rum
bosamente el aLabor Days (Dfa del
Trabsjo), con una procession civica
y una velada en- el teatro de aquella
ciudad.
Han contrafdo matrimonio e1f
Ponce, por Ell rito catolico, el lapre-
ciable joven don Juan Paraviccini,
empleado de las o6cinas de la CEN
trail aFortunaD y la simpatica sefio-
rita Anita Garcia, profesora de ms
trucci6n pdblica.
Que sean felices
En- breve sera cubierta la
vacante de marshal de la Corte mu-
nicipal de Humacao, por falle-
cimiento de don Jenaro Marquee
Lopez.
-Quejanse las familias decen-
ties que viven Ell la calle del Sol,
frente al polvorin, de los des6rdenes
y ademanes deshonestos de las mu-
jeres de NAL vivir que residen en-
aquellos alrededores.
-Esta noche tendra lugar en-
Puerta de Terra, parada 7, un bai-
/. de con6anza, en- el local que oct.
paba antes el cafetfn de don Martin
Bellber.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10
NOTAS De ADjUATAS
Paso de avance. Don
lose Cobian Rivera.
Ell calor EN- Ponce.
COMlTE UNIONlSTA
Sc ha constitufdo en- esta po-
COMlTE UNIONISTA
Sc ha constitufdo en- esta po-
blaci6n. .-Nombres de to.
dos los senores electos.

Ell establecimiento en- esta vi
| liza de la Ccrte municipal, implica
TN paso de avance en- el canlino del
progreso, asf como una satisfaction
a las legftimas aspiraciones de este
vecindario, que ha tempo Sc movia
en- el sentido de obtener el benefcio
alcanzado recientemente.
-Vuelve q hallarse entire nos.
otrcs el prestigioso y popular Juez
municipal de esta villa, don Jose
Cobian Rivera, bastante mejorado
de la dolencia que hace alg1n item.
po 10 abruma.
El sefior Cobiau Sc ha hecho
cargo onuevamente del Juzgado.
Ell calor parece que aprieta por
Ponce.
Pasan de veinte las familias que
Sc han trasladado a esta poblaci6n q
doude vienen disfrutar de este deli
cioso clima Menudean con este mo-
two las jaranas y otras diyersiones.
Con el estabecimieuto de la
Corte municipal, Adjuntas ha hecho
uua adquisici6n brillantfsima: la de
don Andres Coraz6n, nombrado Sc
cretario de dicho tribunal.
E. sefior Coraz6n es un excelen-
tefuncionario, cuya probidad { inteli-
gencia son por todos reconocidas.
-Muy proximamente cambiara
de casa la Corte municipal. Ocupara,
gun Sc nos informa, una de las me.
iores de la poblacion.
Ell comite unionista ST. ha cons.
tituido. Componenlo personals pres.
tigiosas y enthusiasts defensores de
la santa causa que defendemos.
ALA van los nombres de esos pa.
triotas:
Don Pedro Castro Arias, presi-
dente: don Jose Delgado Laboy, vice.
Vocales; don Enrique Colon, don
Juan Torres Santos, don Rafael Cruz,
don Martin Maldonado, don Pedro
Medina, don Carmelo Salas y don He
raclio Argent. Secretario, don Pablo
Font Y Vazquez; Tesorero, don Fran
cisco Irizarry y Ginel. Vocales su
plentes: con Telesforo Velez, dol
Emilio Perez, don Jose Soto Amador
don Pedro Rivera Toledo, don Ange
Maldonado, don Jose Maria VAGUE
~ don Juan Gutierrez.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10
DESDE AGUID|LLA
Proyecto de construc-
ci6n de una Casa Pa
rroquia1. Reunion.
NUEvOs EsPOSOs
Tome nota el Fiscal de esta
Corte. = IMonopolios en-
puerta?-Las GALES.

Agosto 5. Nos informan, que
el sefior Obispo. Monseiior Jones,
en- la reciente vista que hizo 4 esta
ciudad, concibio la idea acerca dc
la construction aqui de una casa
parroquial.
Al efecto, Sc reunieron algunos
caballeros cat6licos de esta pobla.
ci6n, y ALI acordaron llevar a feliz
termino el proyecto del seiior Obs
po. Parece que en- dicha reunion
uno de los concurrentes no estuvo
conforme con la idea en- question,
alegando que serfa mejor un hospi-
tai, que bastante falta viene hacien-
do en- Aguadilla.
Tambien Sc dice que Ell Ohispo
increp6 duramente a aquel, cuyo
nombre cayamos en- este momento.
Sc comenta mucho aqul este parti.
cular.
En- estos dfas, segtin nos in
forman, empezaran los trabajos pa
ra el arreglo de algunas de las GALES
y aceras de esta ciudad, las cuales
Sc encuentran en- deplorable estado
de abandono.
Sc dice que en- esta pobla
cion Sc trata de establecer algunos
strusts para monopolizar varios de
los articulos de primera necesidad
tales como la carue, leche, pan y
hasta el carbon.
ST este resultase cierto Seria
bueno que el Hon. Fiscal de e. ia
Corte Sc preparase q emprender una
campafia como 10 ha hecho energi-
camente el Fiscal Aponte, de HUI.
macao, contra los monopolizadores
que quieren introducirse en- Aqua
dilla
--Ha empezado a prestar ser
vicio como comandante del puest'
de detectives de este distrito nues
tro amigo don Juan Arroyo Mestre
-HemoS saludado Ell esta ciu
dad a nuestrc estimado amigo d
San Sebastian don Segismundo To
rres, empleado de Obras p6blicas
-Ha contraido matrimonio e
Bayam6n, con una sehorita de Ma
natl, el joven Guillermo Acost
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10

zuela un acontecimiento teatral, po.
niendo en- escena tres preciosas
obras: aEl Barbero de Sevilla,s Ella
CunaS y aRuido de Campanas,D las
cuales han alcanzado kxito siempre
que han subido 4 la escena. Para
el domingo anuncia la Compaiiia
su Ultima function.
s-H pr6ximo lunes tomara po-
session de la comandancia de este
distrito ell captain de la policla Sc
nor Lopez Diaz. El captain Talla
da pasa a Aguadilla a relevar al
captain Fernandez Mater.
s-.1ada menos que 51S5 indi.
viduos Sc han bahado En- las duchas
del municipio durante el pasado
mes de julio.
s-Los sehores Andres Oliver,
Agustir Pla y Luis Rubert han en-
trado a formar parte de la directiva
de la central aCambalache.D
para el I6 del corriente st
anuncia nueva subasta de los SER
vicios municipales de suministro de
medicinas, extraction de basuras y
suministro de alimentos los pre-
SOS de la carcel municipal. Tam,
bien el arbitrio sobre sillas y silo-
mes en- las plazas y paseos.p
Continuation de la lista de
las cartas detenidas en- la admins
TRACTION de correos de esta ciudad:
Francisco Pefias, Maria Padilla,
Augusta Pontiluis, Antonia Perez,
Cecilia Quijauo, Tomas Rosado,
Pablo Rubic, c <men Aponte dc
Romero, Candelario Romo, Eu>ebio
Ramos, Candelario Ramos, Carmen
Ramos, Miguel Rogas, Adtla Ro-
driguez, F. Thornton Pobt rtson,
Encarnacion NJ. de Rodriguez, E.
Yamis Reany, Agustin Rivera, Ca
rolina de Reynolds, Juanito Rive
ra, Ines Reyes.
La policia de Puerta de
TERRA dara en- breve otra nueva
batida q los comerciantes de aque
barrio q quienes Sc les sorprends
vendiendo con pesas falsas.
-BALsAMo DE H1Gos, hnicc
remedio efcaz, maravilloso, par;
curar inmediatamente las enterme-
dades probtas de Ia mye'. Cai'
grande cuesta 81. Pidase: Boz
.o86. San Juan. Ill.
-Ha sido nombrado cura eco
nomo de pue1ta de TERRA el Rev
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10
De san GERMAN
Ejercicios por la Gsaas
dia Nacional. Sar.
gentos y cabos.
vIAjE De PLACER
Bene6ciosos resultados de 1
Estaci6n de anemia. Hi.
!. ~.
p6drono en- proyecto.

Agosto S.-La guardia nacioS
nal, al mando del. enthusiastic sar]
gento instructor, don Ramon Po3
rrata, celebra ejercicios tres vecea
por semana en- Ia plaza de recseC
y Sc We que los a6cionados adelans
tan notablemente en- sus conocis
mientos militares, pues va ejecutax
los principales movimlentos cor
bastante marcialidad.
En- los examenes verifcado
para cubrir las plazas de saTgent0s
y cabos, resultaron apfobados, para|
sargentos, los j6venes don Higlnio|
Antonio Ramirez, don Gabriel To-
rres y don Juan V. Sanabria; = ca
bos don Francisco Gutierrez Ras|
mos, don Jose Toro Soltero, don
Alfredo Nazario y don Julio Ortiz
Fue nomhrado Qnartermastey don
Esteban Guzman.
Sc anuncian nuevos examenes
para el IS del corriente. con el in
de llenar una plaza de sargento j
cuatro cabos que faltan por cubrirs
-Dofa Hortencia r. de o.
Neill, actual administrators de Co
rreos, embarcara en- breve para To-
Estados Unidos en- visje de recrec.
Feliz vlaje y gratas impresiones e.
la metr6poli americana, deseamos Z
la distipguida dana que Sc ausentas
-Agftase aqut la idea de fun
dar un hip6dromo. Con tai mott
vo veri6c6se una reunion el s&bado
en- el consistorio, q 10 que asisti6 un
gran nhmero de partidarios dei
sport hfpico.
Alentamos q la junta organi'
zadora a que venza los obstSculos
que Sc presentan para adquisici6t
del terreno; y celebrariamos qus
pronto Sc viera Ia idea convertidt
en- hermosa realidad; y asi, tai veg
(CoWfinna enia b1giaa ~
Abreu, hijo de don Fernando Acos
ia, celoso agente de LA DRNocRA
cIA en- este pueblo.
Eterna luna de miel deseainu
: los jovenes esposos.
CoRRESPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10
0TRA cARTA

Al DR.. Raldiris. B. o. Box 1886
San Juan.
Hago pIblico mi agradecimien.
to hacia usted, pues por espacio de
seis a1os venia badeciendo de la ma
kis, y cansada va de tomar medici-
mas quiso Dios que usted llegara a
Arecibo con el maravilloso BALsA.
MO DE H1Gos, y con tina sola GAIA
que compre en- 81, en- cuanto empeze
a usarlo me sentf mucho mejor, y
hoy, gracias a ese gran remedio, me
encUentyo radicalmente cvrada.
De listed muy agradecida S. s.,
PETRA ]. DE TORRES.
?, 0. Box 35r.
Arecibo, agosto s de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10

Infotm6 aver el Gobernador a
los sreporters,D que el jueves, a las
dos dc la tarde, visit6 el Manico-
milo para yer las importantes re-
formas introducidas en- dicho edi-
fcio, asi como para conocer el nu-
nero de .ocos traidos recientemen-
te de la isla.
Explic6 como era que antes DC
llevarse & cabo esas obras de am
pliaci6n en- el expesado asilo, ape
mas habia capacidad en- el para $50
alienados por mas que este era el
n6mero para Ell cual fjaba partida
el presupuesto.
Despues de esas retormas -dl-
;o-crei de necesidad dar acceso a
mayor n1mero de locos y conferen-
Gle con el doctor Coenaga sobre la
conveniencia de que visitase la isla,
reconociese todos los dementes y
aquellos casos peligrosos y curables
los enviase al manicomio.
De ahf que Sc encuentren CO.
modidades para mas de 800 enfer-
mos y aunque la partida asignada
no da para estos gastos extraordi-
narios, el gobierno atendera a ellos
fjandolos luego en- el bill de def
ciencias que ha de presentarse a la
Legislature.
Desde el pr6ximo aio-termi-
NO Ell gobernador la pa1tida para
el manicomio Sc aumentara en- el
presupuesto.
En- el Departamento del
interior, division de proyectos, Sc
esta terminando el del trozo de ca
rretera del Rio la Plata a la 'Que'
brada MulasO entire Bayam6n y Co.
merio, para anunciar Immediate
mente su snbasta.
Los dias 3y4 del pr6ximo
septiembre Sc celebraran examenes
para los aspirantes al cerhhcado de
maestros preparedness, que no pu'
dieron hacerlo en- los examenes We
ri6cados en- eli mes de julio dltimo.
Sc gestiona por la Junta Es'
collar de San Juan el comienzo Guam
to antes de las obras del edi6cic
para escuelas que ha de levantarse
frente a la plaza de Colon.
Nos dice nuestro Correspon-
sal en- Arecibo:
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