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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-18

Press dispatches this morning
tell of the arrest of Charles o..
SINNERS, a Colnmbus merchant, at
Mansfield, FRIDAY, on the charge
Of attempting to extort $4,000
from prominent citizen Of the
Richland county seat.
SINNERS formerly resided in Ma
r'ion, having been pnOprietor Of
a pool room here at one time.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-18

Get a roost with the Owls.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-18

Get wise-Be IN Owl.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-18

Talk Sunshine and be an Owl. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-18

f. NJ. Harrison was arrested
last night for drunkenness by Chief
Cornwell and was fined S. this
morning in the police court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-18

Janes Wilkerson was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Officer Bel
ON an Ntoxication charge. He was
fined 50.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-18

Dance tonight in schwlngers hall.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-18

A telephone call to police head
quarters about eleven o'clock last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
new MAYOR
FOR FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. July i7,-rhls
city has another mayor Last nlght
nr Edward r. Taylor. physician
and lawyer. dean oi the Hastings
iaw school Of the University Of Cali.
fornla. was elected by the board Of
supervisors. and by the open avow-
al Of tho bribery graft prosecution
the so-called Reign OF The bis
stick came 70 an end,
ng. TAYLOR was The third man 70
whom the election was offered By
Rudolph Sprecklea and District At
tarnoy William III tangdcn. Hts
election came as a complete sur
prise to the city. for AZ 40 time In
the past weeks o. daily guessing
was his name mentioned by anyone
ontsldo Of the secret councils oi the
district attorney and hts hair dozen
associates. The offtcu was rendered
nr. Taylor a few minutes after 4
o'clock yesterday aiternooa. and his
acceptance was "a the hands of Mr..
I.angdon and Mr.. Spree kies before
& o'clock
Or. Taylor Is between SO and IS
years old
But the trouble IL not over.
Dattleshlp Nebraska at navy yard
SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
AMERICAN is TORTURED in
A GERMAN CELL

Hau'a treatment since his incar.
ccratlon la the prison here have
been made by his American friends
and may be aired during the trial
II Is alleged that the officers have
used every method % dlaholleal
torture In their efforts to make the
youthful professor confess 60 hay
Ing murdered his wifea mother AZ
iiaden Baden last November
uaua chances OF aelng acquitted
have been greatly loaaoned by the
suicide OF hia wife. who drowned
herself near Surlch several weeks
ago. Her aet liz geporail construed
TO have been due Co a belief IN
her husbands guilt In a note left
by the woman she stated that she
stlll loved llau. IN spite ot hts deed.
hut that she could NOT bear 90 con
enue living while he had such a
stain upou his soul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
CARELESSNESS
NOT THE CAUSE


WASHINGTON. d e.. July IT,
Carelcasneea on the part Of any enc
OF the 22 men In the Art turfet on
the haitleship Georgia did net cause
the explosion which proved fatal TO
nine 4 thorough Investigation BE-
inK made has demonstrated this
fact.
In the absence o. any other plaua.
ible explanation. the officials here
are disposed to give confederation
"a the theory advanced BY some 81
the GeorglRa officers when they
came ashore AZ Boston. that the
powder charge of the elghtlnch gun
was fired accidentally BY eliot o.
scot. which came floating down
amouldsring from the ships smoke
pipo and settled BY chance into the
open scnttie on top % the tnrfct
nlighting directly on the a0ponud
bag OF powder Ia the arms u tho
loader az the breech OF the gun II
10 pointed ont that the has ineioa
TAE WARRINGTON FIRE has
appointed Frank Ward aEeat a.
Hattie Greek. Mich. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
cay unl,ed prsss.l

KARLSRUHE, Germany july
II. That he killed hla motherin.
law. Frau Molitor. during a brain.
storm will probably be the plea
Of Karl Hau, the yeung professor
formerly a mcmhcr OF The 4acnlty
OF George Washington university.
Washington. n G., who was placed
on trial today. Despite the fact
that Hau has been examined and
pronounced sane by a commission
OF allenists. the theory OF mental
irrosp0nsihlMty viii almost Ger.
tanly be brought forward by the
defense. This is evidenced BY the
fact that HRus attorneys have on.
gagged Prof Schaffonhuggor Of
Cologne 20 testify Ia the case.
Sensational CHARGES against the
German police In the matter Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

COLLAPSES

LONDON. Ont. July n Crystal
han. a three story brick building on
nundaa IT.. one Of the landmarks Of
this place. collapsed late Yesterday
afternoon aud nine we're killed, two
are missing and scores are IN the
hospitals from injuries Tho build.
ms was beiHs remodsled A mum.
Der OF old supports had been taken
out and iron ones we're being In
stalled when the crash came
Workmon and tenants we're
hurled into heap
Confusion relsued and for a time
rescue work WAS impossible.
Men. women and children were
Imprisoned beneath the debris. and
Imprisoned between the debris. and
not until late last night we're All
rescued A thorough search af the
ruins 10 being made today and the
responsibility viii also be fixed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

Eusene schmltE IL 20 be reckonad
With lie has appointed Samuel
sawyer 20 succoed Charles hoxton
az mayor and n IL announced that
ne will also appoint ia supervisors.
Chief 0f Police Oman Says he viii
recognise no mayor but Eugene y.
Schmlta."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
eIioogN TOURIST RAoa


INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July IL
The ullddon tourist left tho city
this morning az minute intervals IN
a driving train. They are due at
Columbus, Ohio, at . o'clock this
afternoon This ran OF i6i miles
IN the longest on tho tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
ELKS HONOR
MAYOR

PHILADELPHIA. July iTlohn
II X rener OF Charleroi. Pa. was
late yesterday afternoon chosen
grand exalted ruler Of the Elks.
now IN annual convention William
II Moore. mayor % Seattle. one Of
tho distinguished delegates. has
been appointed member % the
grams forum for tetm Of three
years. Dallas. Tex. will evidently
secure the convention for next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

ing tho powder was made OF thin
serge STUFF, which 10 rather IN.
flAmmahle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
Wash House Dresses

In she Peter Pan style with plated skirt They in
white blue and pink polka dot lawn. All sizes Regu-
h., ,,$ers 81 "a. sar nrre .. S. 5
House Dress OF pink chambay gnRham waist ~ Peter Tan
style and skirt with bias fold Entire suit Is trimmed with
white piping Can be had in gray tan blue melon pink.
green black and white check Regular price $3.50 sale
nrirr ......... a.. 95
White oc Dies Of Indian Head Skirt is made N plain
plated stylc waist has haliinch ucs with long sleeve
and tailored cuff Regular price S495 sale price S2o5
Jumper Dresses in gingham reduced from S495 to s2oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
Special Sale

81 90 watches goe until Saturday
this week Goo. a. Woodhouse Co.
tta University g. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

Orlt
the DO
bottles
second
THE
ton al
tho
and b.
from [
THE
Isl said
ont OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
Hosiery

Ladies' Hose Of isle and slate color only clock
TO- pair ......... a5f
Ladies Ecru and Tan Isle Hose. reduced IRON, ssc pa
TO- a pair ............ ice
Ladies Lisle Thread Colorcd Hose in embroidered and a
....... SOC
Boys Hose OF heavy and medium weight cotton, wide a
narrow ribbed extra strong reduced from 25c PAR o
...... ......, ....,,..... ...... = pairs for @Ss
Misses Hose for girls from to 10 years of age black a
tan cotton with double heel and toe reduced iron e
pair TO .......... ................2 pairs ior 2of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
PALACE MEAT MARKET

Has All kinds % meat. bat only one
grade the best. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
Night Gowns
Chenniise

Threequarter Length Chemise OF nainsook and cambria
neck and skirt lace and embroidery trimmed reduced iron
Sl7S SlSS and 500 TO .......................9 sf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
White Petticoats

Made Of cambria and India lnon lace and embroidery n
med Reduced from S22s $50. sos and s. 50 TO s1G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
NET DRESSES

Net Dresses. IN Princess aud 2-piece styles;
some Of plain white net, Others Of figured
and dotted net Are deliberately trimmed
with ribbon and lace medailions. Naen-
cisnncs and German Naleneicnncs iaces.
Both long aud short sleeves arc represent
ed Regular prices Si6s0. $3.50. $3.50.
$500 and SO so. sale price, choice Ss.75
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

nastleehip Nebraska at navy yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
WALKING SKIRTS

Made of summer snitngs in checked plaid
and striped Panama also plain Panama.
Full plated box plated and iull flare gorcd
styles. trimmed with stitched bias bands
and velvet ribbon. Siock-Arrauging Sale
Price ....... ...............S 0.S5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-14
Sterling Silygt TabLeware

Sterling Silpet Tableware
Ice Cream Knives, heavy blades. at IS each. regu-
larry 81.
Fish Servers. large size, at IS each. regularly $3.50.
oyster or Afatafoni Servers, at $2.75 each. regularly
$3.50.
Ice Cream or Fish Servers. small, at SO each. regu-
larry 81.
Crumb Knives, large. at $3.50 each. regularly 80;
small, "a each, regularly $3.50.
Salt Spoons. large. at 4oc and soc each. regularly soc
and 75c.
Butter Knives. large. at $3.50 each. regularly s2.75.
Cheese Knives, at SIPS each, regularly 50.
Individual Fish Forks. at SIS dozen. regularly $A.
Ice Cream Forks. at 9lo.75 and s2 a dozen. regu-
larry SIS and SIT.
children's Forks. at $1.25 each. regularly 50.
Jelly Knives. at so each, regularly SO.
Cold Meat Forks, at $2.25 each. regularly So.
Fish Sets, two pieces. at $3.50 a set. regularly 81.
Sugar 6 tiers. at So each, regularly $3.50.
Cheese Scoops. at s2.75 each, regularly g.. 7tNEX
Berry Spoons at $3.50 each. regularly So. ltTVaW
Jelly Spoons. at $2.25 each. regularly $3.50.
Ice Spoons. at $3.50 each, regularly $3.50.
Cream Ladies'. large. at s175 each, regularly So. y
Pie Knives. at $3.50 each, regularly $4.75.
Butter Picks. at 81 each, regularly $3.50.
Pea Spoons, at 81 each. regularly $5.25.
Some Of these goods placed in fancy cases. suitable
for gifts as well as better keeping.
Jeweiry Store. Main floor. Stewart Building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-14
Longest Day.

4 The calendar says that December 81
is the shortest gay in the vea&l The
hopeful child knows that D%ecenller "a
Is thA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES postl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-14
QuadrupIe- Plated Tableware
NickeIed Siiper Base at One-thirG
Undey-Price

5-pIece Tea Sets. at 23.75. s2e and ss1.2S worth
$3.50. 1872 and $40.
Baking Dishes, at So IS and s7.25. worth $40 and s11.5o.
Vegetable Dishes, at SO and $6.25, worth 81 and $S.75.
Bread Trays, at $3.50. SO and 1915. worth So. $S.75
and SIS.
Berry Bowls, at $3.50 and $3.50, worth 81 and s1O.25.
Meat Platters. $6.75 to $40, worth 50 to $26.
Round Trays, at SLIPS, $3.50, 81, $375 to 1871 worth
$175, So, IS to $14.
Cream Pitchers, at 2, worth $2.75.
Sugar Bowls, at SO, worth 1915. ~
Compotes, at $3.50, worth SETS.
Napkin Rings, at 40c and soc each, worth 6Bc and BSc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-14

5-piece Tea Sets. heavily chased, at $3.50, regularly
$500; bright Colonial. at Sos and ITO, regularly $40
and $3.50.
Berry, Salad and Fruit Bowls, both bright and brencn
gray finish. in plain and fancy designs;
$40. worth $3.50. s22, worth $50.
sic, worth $21. S25, worth $3.50.
$19.75, worth S27. $50. worth S48.
Bread, Biscuit and Cake Trays, at $3.50 ana $lS.
worth 500 and $25.
Water Pitchers. at s38, worth $50.
Sugars and Creams, at so and $1S.75, worth $4 and
$34.
1ce-cream Dishes, chased gray. at $25. worth $35.
Ice-cream Plates. to match, $3.50 a half-d dozen, worth
$40.
Gravy Boats, at $40 and SIS, worth &4 and $40.
3-piece Coffee Sets, 500, worth $38.
Candlesticks. $3.50 a pair, worth $40.
Cigar Jars, at SIC. rs, worth 1925.
Bonbon Dishes, at 81, s1.75 and 1918. worth slbo.
$3.50 and So.
Caret Pitchers, $3.50, worth $19.
And other Tableware, such as Almond Sets, Tea
Caddies, Walters, Vases, Entree Dishes. Porringers,
Compotes and Decanters.
Jewelry Store, Main floor, Stewart Building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-14
The SALE of SILVER
A Remarkable Presentation of Sterling and
Siver-plated Wares

There are ups AMI downs to our good fortune in preparing for these Annual Sales
Some ears the manufacturers have very much smaller quantities in their overstoc
Others This weary e have a much 6ner offering than usual Not only are the staple al
priced pieces here, fbutthere are many more pieces in hghgrade goods in most artist
than are usually obtained in underpmce offerings
The collection includes large varieties in solid silver wares as well as artistic pk
These offerings come when IN the market there is an advance of 1o per cent IN practical
of nl goods The reductions quoted in the list below are from our old selling pr
emphasize sthe economies still more. The collection is not only one from which housek
wish to select for their own possession, but it ofasm magnificent opportunity to those VIII
ding and anniversary obligations to pay in the near future In style character and
ne the full equalo Of those that will be found lin regular stocks ah gher prices:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
CARTAS A LA NOVA

nadoras de los demas Aade que oaburro que
mentroso nu de que los nco nantes eces que tengo
aun son los que paso junto ii.
Sin embargo Adtla mia, va la cruel succession de
ideas conduce habarte de eo pronto sera
nuncie nca Ultima felicidad Tus padres
dsgusto sin duda enen mucho de que quears de mi Reco
mis- faas mejo dcho mi aa pueS tengo mas que
de haberte amado Compendes que puedo
vSas la cua soy NAL visto TIE escbo
con los ojos aasados agrmas aveguenzod eoc
un tonic orgulloso que SOY.
Suceda 10 quiera recb- u mi n,oable pI,n de
pueda Quema todas mis- otra guada esa Podn
tuyo eternamente tuyo; bn pope
dad tu ecavo No divides jama pedeS de mi
halle os cerc scrbeme voluntad obedecere molr
ndques tt misma los edos que desaas empea uz
mia 81 sera precise duda muy pronto dar de
POGO de vaor
Hago veCes rehexones muy amargas Desde que
te 0eSmablep (e III mSma pdabra
desde te cada da que eecyame1
querda Adea odo e 10 dbo I'll deseo de dgno de
vueve mis- defecto e debo odo
compazco epto ST hasa he presevado
de los desbordmento demaado recuenes los ovens de
edad ha sdo poque hayan aado ocasione que
que tn reCuerdo protego Contnuamene Por gacas
he conservdo uacos los cos benes puedo hoy
c1erpo puro coz6n vigen Qua hubea debdo absenee
de eoS pomenore peo mi muje eos prueban que nada
tengo oculto para has d6nde ya la Influenza que eerce
serceTas siempre tn fel marido
Y. NJ. HUGO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
VICTOR HUGO

da pa agunas paaba Adea mia espero que puebas de
ena conarza he dado esta mahana haban cmado 10
baalte que u ST pudess suponer hastl
que oncaS tamben hasta que punto estmo
Todo reduce Saber dudas de mi nvoabe adhes6n
en- este e que quees que la pruebe? Haba te
ole lecee.
Ceo Adea mia que esas tranquia en- cuano
mi eee t dare todas las puebs de conanza que este en-
mi podcr datte que estaras ncrmada como yo msmo
de auto concierna.
Dcseara ga mia exhortarte pacienca pero isuena
tan mai pbra nj boc No puedo ocere nnguu consue
10 tus pena que tambeu MAS nnguna compensation
para Dolores de los cuaes sufro M En- cuanto
MI Ad may blo aquf unicamente para mi solo, sea cual
ue Ia posici6n que haleno Sere eneramente
desguciado mentras pueda Greer que me amas adn
Ados, mi estmaci6n mi rtspeo; no puedo de-
ce otra mas que deseaa que pesaes ben de
mi como pleno de Il Yes que rcpto sempre 10 msno po
que pienso sempre 10 msmo.
Perdona larga carta que procure oorgar 10 mas que
puedo le decirte adiosl
Icrbeme toda la frecueuca que pdedas quema mis-
caltas que Ia prudencia 10 exge Ad6s adi6s Sobre
todo mo quemes Jamas las tuyasl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
Rio Grnnde

JUNrA EScOLAR. -SEcRErARIA.
De acuerdo con 10 prevenido en- la
secci6n 81 de la Ley Escolar Compi-
lada dc Puerto Rico SC hace p1blico
para general conocimiento de los Sc
flores maestros, que la junta ha acor-
dado ell su session ordinaria celebrada
hoy, declarar vacante todas las escue-
las de esta municipalidad. Los aspi-
rantes las mislnas, deberan diIigir
sus solicitudes al secretario que sus
cribc, dentro de los cinco dias, conta-
dos desde el primero ell que por vez
prime a aparezca publicado este
anuncio debiendo hacer constar en- la
pttici0n, el ndmero del certihcado Y
el grado Ell que ejercen, Rio Gran
de, JUNO Fl de I9o7.-GERARDo BAL
DRIcH, Presidente de la Ju1ta Esco-
lar. 7I-s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
0TRlS NOT'C'AS
Regreso del Lcdo. don
Jose de Diego.-Traba-
jador golpea do.
CONCEAL QUE ReNUNClAs
Dos companfas del Battalion
Puertorriqu = En- Ell
Hospital municipal.

FL senior de Diego retornara
de los Estados Unidos hacia el IS
de Agosto. Los numerosos asun.
tos profesionales del conocido ju
risconsulto quedan convenientemen-
te preparados para esperar su re-
greso y, durante su ausencio, las
ofc'nas del senior de Diego perma-
necen abiertas, con todo su personal
de subalternos, y un abogado y q
Notario sustituto, que atenderau los
negocios del bufete.
Aver trabaj jando en- el muelle
ell estivador Francisco Rol6n, sufri6
un golpe en- un pi5 con una GAIA,
que lie desgarro los tejidos de los
dedos del pie derecho.
-oCUIDADO CON LAS MEDICINAS
PERNICIOSAS.- LIS nedicos conde-
nan unanimemente el uso de las
emu!slones que contieuen Creosota 6
Guayacol. rs bien sabido que estas
sustancias cuando Sc tomau mezcla-
das con el Aceite de Higado de Baca-
lao irritan el est6mago y los riiioncs,
entorpecen la buena nutruci6n por
las frecucntes evacuaciones que eau
san, producer e rapido aniquilamien-
to de los enfermos.
FL doctor Parsons, un distingui-
do especialista de la ciudad de MGxi-
co dice a este respecto: "Reiriendo-
me al valor germicida de la Creosota,
cuando Sc adminiStra d enferlnos tu-
berculosos, incorporate a preparacio-
nesde Aceite de Higado de Bacalao,
declare; que los eXperinientos qui-
nicos y la observation cuidadosa de
un gran n1mero de casos, han demos
trado que cualquiera que sean los re-
sultados beneflcos que los enfermts S
puedan recibir del uSo de Ia Creoso-
tada y otras sustancias irritantes, Is.
tos resultados los nulifcan los efectt S
pernlciosos que ejercen tales drogas
EN- ell estomago.
rs un hecho bien conocido que la
a5iIuiIacion facil y completa de los
alilentos es de la mayor Importance
en- el tratamiento de las enfcrml da.
des que Sc caracterizan por denutri.
ci6n y de las cuales es tipo la Tuber
culosis. Sc sabe talnbien que ell Aeei,
te de Higado de Bacalae, perfectamen
te emulslonado, es uno de los meio
res reconstituyentes Por ESQ es qut
los mas distinguidos especialista.
plescriben hoy las emusiones de Acei
te de Higado de Bacacao one no con
tlcnen Creosota Il otras sustancias irri
tantes, que ocasionan el de56rden d,
las funclores digesiivas,
De las ditrytNttS preparedness ii
Aceitfd dc Higad0 lie Bacalao, 70 pre-
feyo Ia FmNlsldn De Scott qHe Ia6n'la,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
OE SAN GERMAN
Fiesta Onomastica ce-
lebrada Ell Ia casa
del doctor Vera.
lUNTA LOCAL UNIONISTA
Fallecimiento repentino de
una dana. .-Comercio ce.
rrado. En- uegocios.

Junio 26.--Animadlsima estu-
vo Ia jaranita verifcada el domingo
ell la casa del doctor Vera, en- cele-
bracion del onomastico de su amable
esposa dofa Juanita. Ali estaba
10 mas granada de la juventud san
gerneiia, recibieudo a cada instante
atenciones y obsequios de parte de
los cumplidos esposos Vera .Comas,
y dulces sonrisaS, y tiernas miradas
de su espirltual y adorable hija Ro-
sa Mercedes.
En- Ia convention del domin-
60 resultaron electos para formar la
nueva Junta local de la aUnion de
Puerto RicoO, los Seiiores siguientes:
Presidente, don Juan M" Palmer;
vice, don Rafael Pujals Carlo; Sc
cretario, don Miguel Torres Lebron
Tesorero, don Nicolas Agrait. Vo-
Gales: don Jose Toro Seda. don Ca
briel Torres, don Juan Baron Ca
priles, don Luis Mario Delgado, don
EmiIiano Quiiiones Torres Y don
Pedro N. Gutierrez.
Aver Sc registro el falleci,
miento, casl repentlno, de la seilora
doiia Teresita Atreslno de Gonza-
lez. Segdn nos informan la infor-
tunada seiiora resolvio bafiarse la
maiiana de San Juan, teniendo un
POGO de dolor de cabeza; no bien
Sc habia echado al rio, fue victima
de un ataque cerebral, .falleciendo q
las veinticuatro horas, despues de
crueles sufrimientos.
Reciba el amigo aM( njuiO Ia
espresi6n de nueStro duelo por la
desgracia que hoy LENA su hogar de
trlsteZa.
Ell dia de San Juan, casi to-
do el comercio permanecio cerrado.
Ell simpatico Martin Lopez,
que es un buen muchacho, Sc pien-
sa dedicar al negocio de vender le-
che, huevos y pescado, conservdn.
dolos Ell hielo. Tambien txpende.
ra refrescos para combatir el ca(o,
d. las retreats.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
NagWNbe

En- este pueblo Sc hallan vacau-
tcs tolas las escuelas ynecesitau bue-
nos maestros que manden sus solici-
tudes antes de terlnnarse el presente
mes Las escuelas vacantes SON s es-
cuelas graduadas, 7 escuelas rurales,
maestro de inglGs, | maestro para
la escuela nocturna y acting princi-
pal. \ este tltimo sc.le da II II pc
sos mensuales para casa A los gra-
duados 10 pesos y los rurales s pc
sos. SenoIes maestros; id 4 Nagua-
bo Temperature fresca y saludable,
buenos rios, campos los mas ricos y
genie sencilla, buena y liberal. Di-
rijahse las solicitudes al Secrctario de
a Junta Escolar. 4-t-s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-27
!uot' Fsco|ar De Vega-aIta

Encontrandose vacantes las es
cuelas pdblicas de esta municipalidad
para el pI6xino ano escolar dc 1907 a
1908, Sc hace saber los aspirantes. a
fin de que en- el tGrmino dc diez dias
contar desde la fecha, Sc sirvau remi-
tir a la Secretaria de esta Junta
sus solicitudes Ell union de los
certlhcados que les acrediten para
ejercer, 6 tn defecto de estes 1ltimos
el ndmero, grado y tempo de dula-
ci6n dc los mismos asf como signif,
car la clase de ingles (Advanced, In
termcdlate, Elementary 8 Corresron.
dence) y el tanto por ciento obtenldo
en- los examenes de .inglts Vega al
ia, JUNO 27 de I9o7.-RAMoN ORsG-
nj MIRO, Secretario de la Junta Es-
collar. 5-1-s