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Oh ,Dections to Jury.

The reasons fer the illegalty of the
given below: Cd That the list Of the
names in the drawing of May 8 was no,
! compared and checked in open court as
required by law, tnat their names were
not entered on the court journal and
that no certificate was entered on the
journal; CD tAat on the drawing Of
June >, there were so more names
drawn and their names were not
checked and compared: and the further
forms as above were not complied with: g.:
! CD on June II occurred 'Eretended'
drawing Of 80 names that was illegal
because the court did not make and
! enter an order for it and that this was
from the court; (4) the names Of Leo
Ferguson. F. j. Kent and WoodsOn
! cummings appear il the last drawing.
when the two former qualified as ju-
rcrs in the first trial and Cummings
was dismissed for cause; the clerk
; drew but 81 names when the numb n
| should have been 100; co this list was
not compared an3 checked and no GER
! tlflcate was entered: CO the names of
! E. E. C0rmick ana Wm. Cottren are
lot On the list of jurors draw, and
they have been summoned to appear:
CD on June 16 the jury was dis
charged and none could be recalled:
but 20 We're recalled: (S) en- June Is the
jury was discharged and there was no
regular jury present on June II: and
there was nothing to authorize new
irawing; (9) the drawings of jurors on
June and June Il was not legal be.
cause they We're not authorized by law;
Qo) the drawing should have been On
June 10 to be legal and for that reason
the one OF June II was illegal.
Judge Brents overruled the motion
, for the continuance on the grounds
| saying that the spirit of the law had
! been complied with, if net the very let
ter, and that if the present jurors
were dismissed upon such grounds and
the case continued. tie whole ends of
justice would be defeated. He said that
II fair and impartial jury were drawn
/ the defendant would get a fair trial
which was the whole aim of the law.
Exception was taken by the defense
S'hc the examining of jurors began. At
/ torney Barker for the defense, asked
that all the jury, except the man being
examined, be excluded from the room.
Judge Brents vigorously overruled this
! saying that he lad never heard of such
practice A motion asking that all but
/ the Z who were occupying the Jury
ooX be excluded. was also denied Ex-
! ceptlon was taken by the defense.
! Barnes Nervous.
harfaes locks very much as he did
IN the former trial, appearing q trife
| more nervous, perhaps than before. He
sits most of the time with his hands
TO his face. rubbing his chin almost
imperceptibly. He does not seem to be
particularly worried.
! Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Johr
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Maryland Teachers.

BALTIMORE. June 24.-Educators
from all over Maryland including a
large delegation from this city. are
gathering today at Ocean city for the
annual meeting of the state Teachers
association. Governor Crothers is eX
pectCd to be among the speakers.
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Meet in Big Tent.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. June "a
Christian EndesVOrerS of California
are swarming into the capital today for
a big circus tent. Christian EndeaVor
work in all its phases will be discussed
by prominent religious workers.
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Few Spectators Present.

: The court room is not as crowded
today as at the former trial. but as in
terest grows and the evidence begins
tit is thought that the same crowds Will
attend as before This morning thu
room was tbout half filled, most of the
men being drawn on the jury.
! At noon 25 jurors had been exam
lined. and of this number Is We're dis
missed. Is for cause one because he
could not hear we'll and was too old.
Nine We're passed for cause
The following we're the nine who oc-
cupied the jury box at noon: John
Edwards. Henry Korneman. c. IT. Mel
son. 3. II. Gross f. S. Green. J. r.
| l.. e. Cundiff. Moses Swain was the
ono excused The following were
challenged end dismissed To- cause:
Ben Stona, r. F. Royer, W. A. Fer
guson, w. D. BuInap, George Massam,
H. T. McCorkle, Joseph Talbot, C. NJ.
Boyd. w. n. DcMoss. r. r. Pollock.
Martin Meiners. A. E. Olsen, Charles
Lambert. H. H. Hansen and B. W.
Schen.
! Prosecuting Attorney Rupp return
| el this morning on the Northern Pa
! c;fc train to take charge of the prose :
cntion and O'Car Cain also "eturns
! to assist in tn defense.
| This afternoon the examination Of
; tioning. monotonous and long drawn
out. was taken No again. Frank Nc
Inroe, Thomas Haggerty. d. r. Kirk
and Joseph LaFortune We're dismissed
! for cause Fred Hedger was passe
for caCse. L. II. Berney was dis
missed. as were also Chas. Ackerman
and Frank Sayler. George w. Kel-
! sey was passed for cause, leaving but
one vacancy to be filled.
! w. F. Pool was passed for cause and
the defense exercised a peremptCry
challenge. dismissing ]. r. Tallman.
Jacob Kissler was passed for cause and
the defense took another peremptOry,
letting out Henry korneman. y. Shat
fer. William Casteel. w. l.. Blevins, R.
c. kinsley, Sherman Pettyjohn. all
were dism:ss,;E Z for cause. j. a. Baxter
was passed for cause, whereuFOn the
prosecution dismissed Jacob Kissler by
peremptory. William Gregory had an
oEiniOn and was dismissed fer cause as
also w. L. Stirling and Homer Grant.
Charles BieSner was passed. The de-
Tense let out w. +. Pool and the prose-
cution C. r. Nelson by peremptory.
The jury will probably be selected
tomorrow. as the case is moving more
rapidly than THIS morning and there are
/ less delays.
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Ohio Racinu Circuit.

= accregating $4,000 will be given by
the Ohio harness racing circuit, which
OpCns its first meet here this after
noon Later meetings will be held in
Dayton, Springfield. Lima ana Montpe-
1irt.
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Wisconsin Firemen.

LAKE MILLS. Wis. June 24.-Ffre
fighters from nearly all Of the lis COM
NAMES in the state today assembled
for the twenty-firs annual tournament
of the Wisconsin Firemen's association.
Cash prizes in the different contests
aggregate $500.
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MEsons Observe Day.

DOUGLASVILLE. Ga, June pa
Distinguished Masons throughout the
state joined with those of this city to-
day in an elaborate celebration of St
Johns day.
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Deqree fer Pierpont.

NEW HAVEN. June 24.-President
ferred the honorable degree of Ii. d..
upon j. PierpOnt Morgan who is dl-
rect descendant of one of 4alc'S 1oun-
dcrs. James Morgan.
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Cupid Gets Busy.

License TO wed was this morning
granted to William Forbes and Miss
Ashua Jane Vedder. ThO-wald Pad
erson an1 Lille Murchison are also
soon TO marry having secured legal
consent today.
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Milwaukee Auditorium.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. June 24.-To-
day was a. general holiday in MilWau-
kee. on account of the laying of the
cornerstone of the magnificent MilWau
kee auditorium. y big parade in Whlch
police. firemen, national %uardSmen an ]
uniformed fraternal societies Fartici-
LcrC mOnialS.
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Married the Girl.

Ed Pierce, who was locked up day
before Yesterday for seduction OF IA
vear-old Mamie Bailey. was this MORN
in- released with the agreement that
he marry the girl.
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Charles Jefferson Dead.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Charles JEFF
fersOn. son of Joseph Jefferson, died
here today of stomach trouble. He
was i'll three weeks.
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Sons of Veterans,

WASHINGTON, June 2i.-Sons of
Veterans of Maryland and the District
of Columbia began their annual con-
yention in this city TODAY.
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men, and as soon as the company had
gained its seats the formal presentation
of commencement parts began.
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Got His Man.

Deputy Sheriff Dugger this after
noon returned from Starbuck with a
man manner Meisner, wanter for horse
stealing at Pleasant View.
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; + = + + = !. I. + = + + + + + ! :
TO MANDAMUS COUNCIL.

+ Papers are being drawn this af- +
= ternoon for suit to compel the !
J city council to canvass the votes +
+ for T. A. Paul, and to declare him +
+ the regular democratic nominee +
1. for city attorney. +
+ 1t is expected that the suit will +
:. be filed early in the morning. +
+ + + = = = = I. I. = 4. = = + + + +
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THOUSAND
MURDERED
|nto|erdb|e Conditions Now
Prevail in Tpherdn
STREETS SHOCKED WITH DEAD
PlLLAGING AND LOOTlNG BY
SHAFTS TROOPS CONTINUE
RUSSIA TO INTERVENE

LONDON. June 24.--Advices from
Teher.n today s'ate that the condi-
tons in the Persian capital are worse
than they were Yesterday. =.
Pilaging, fighting. and looting by
the shah's troops continue.
Some streets are completely bloch
ed with dead. Houses have been
wrecked and q larse portion of the
city IS in '-uirts.
Drunk with the aeeds OF yesterday.
the sutan's troops are in complete
control.
Over a thousand men, women, and
children have been killed by the SOL
d:ers. Houses are surrounded by cos
sacks who dynamite the houses when
the occupants refuse to come out to
ho shot down.
Begged for Death.
Women and children wee dragged
drunken soldiers, who tortured them
for amusement until they begged to
be killed.
No one is on the streets today but
the cossacks.
SO far the legations of foreign na-
tiOns have not been threatened. II
is understood the shah has given
strict orders that no foreigners be
killed.
Dispatches from the frontier say
the cZar is mObiliZng troops which
will be in readiness to move on Per
Sla at any moment
The British and Russian cOnsuls
have demanded that the shah release
all political prisoners and restore or
der as soon as possible
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-07
EN- Gu
razaO al consul de
Venezuela.
la GnlOnia hOIaRdesa aIIi ssta intig.
nada con ell BTsSidents Castro.
So 10 aCusa Do DBOdEiTsO Dc GmhlTeleIulls hl'
laRiOsas ] 50 hahIl Do pasIhIOS bOmhaldO0s
pulTtSs Do VIRlzVIIl.

Gables TecibidoB en- Nav York Do Wi
llemRtead, CuEaEao, dan datslIaH de una
gran demonstration, pdblica que tuvo Iugar
alh, con motivo dc loE insultog & CurR3ao
publicRd0s en- an peFi6dico vsnezolRno, el
autor de lOH cuRleH Os an vSnezolan0 que
viVe en- WiIlsmEtad.
Como mil PERSONA, % rauniaT0n ffsnta
6 In casa del ofSngor y EompieEon vsntRnaB
? pueFtaa pedTRdag.
III Venez0lan0 pTGIent6 Hua eHCuIRB era
Las = eSCEitRB 81 p6bliCO, dslds 81 bRlc6n de
Bu CaHR.
Los VsnGEolanoa rssidente6 en WillemH'
tad que tomAbRn paFts en- Ia dsmostERci6n,
gritAbAn: & AbRjo OaBtToI Viva 10 rsinR
GuiIlaHminsW
Despu6G de oir lRH excusRH del vsnsEo'
lanO, lR multitud 20 tEauIad6 al frsntO del
ConEulado vansE0lano, Onperando enContRRr
allf al consul para apsdTsarlo.
PeE0 81 consul v0ngSoIRno no eEtAba en-
80 conBUlRdo; 10 habiR Eefugiado an 81
ConEulRdO Rlsm6n, RdondO 81 pueblo de
WillemTteRd fu6 buEcarle.
La RCtitud del pueblo, que era amsna'
zHnte, di6 lugRE & que 20 ordOnaFa Ia gaIi.
de- de tPOpRH para pTotsiE los ConEulAdoH
de VsnszuslR y de AlsmsniR = del consul
Venez0lRno senior Lopez.
Las CRuEaa de todou oItoB Rcontacimian-
tOB pRovienen de Las medidaH tomRdRH DOE
eI gobieTnO vsne1olano On contra del go-
bisEno holond6G , diEoCtamsnt8 en contra
de lR iGlR de CuFazRo, las CuRlss han tFAf-
do gran recolo On los nsgociou de Ia isIa,
81 pueblo de ls CaRl hR psdido lR rsina
GuilleTminA de los paEoB n0CeBRrios para
que 90 RTreglen las relaCioneH diplom6ticau
entire Ion dos pRiBeE.
FL pueblo de CuFRzRo Bs queia tAmbien
de que Venezuela ha capEuFRdo barcoI
holandeSsB que nAvsgGn entire Aruba y
CuFasRe; do que tomRFon pEisionsra Las
tFipulRCioneH J de que VenOEuela RbEa la
correspondence ofeiaI holandeIa.
Gables pOatsriOEss do WiIIsmHtad afr.
man que Hs aeuEa ahoEa 81 consul vsnszo'
lRno Hefior Lopez, de hRbeE diBpRFRdo dos
tiroB do revolver duTGnte lR demaHtEaci6n
hsCha poE oil pueblo de GquOlla Ciudad.
Para aplRcsF Is ira del p6bliCo lfue pre-
CiBO eECoItGT Rl C6nHnI Eefior Lopez bordn
de IN buque que EREp6 inmediatRmsnti
para VenezuslR.
En- los CfEculon poIfticoB hoIRndaBea BG
hRbla de posibleB bombAEdeoB 6 pusEtol
v8nezOlRnoB con motive de estes HuC0IoB.
L. FuptuFR entire HOlAndR J Venezulla
sl CaHi un hschO y sl gobioFno hoIand6s hH
oEdsnDdo al OFuesT0 GeEdsrLand que Ralgl
Embellishments para Puerto Oaballc, pRFs
velaF poE l0s inteFeseH holRndoBsa en- dichG
puerto.
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Como las gasta Don Simeon.
Dice Cue 81 hHb'0Ta Otra revolution % FIIIpIRlG
~ GOTtarIl Ia GabVza & todgs los OsDShOIsS J
amOrICRRoS quo coIlOra.

Simeon Villa, un filipino que fu6 aloaI-
do duEante la iaBuRFoCCi6n que en- ahoEa
candidate para el lConCej0 Municipal de
ManilR, dijo On IN disCuEBo que pgonunCi6
hAee poOoB dfsg que si hay otr6 inBuEEec'
oi6n en- FiIipinas, 81 CoEtRrk 10 Cabezs de
todo8 Los sapE noleB , RmsEiCanOB que coia.
Esto aRm6 un gran albogoto 6 higo que
la ComunidRd espsfiola onviaRR una pro-
tsBta oil Consul de EBpafis On Manila.
Los RmeFiCanoB tRmbi 6n 90 sBCamaEon dc
Lon prOp6RitOB de Villa hRBta 81 punto de
pEslsntaE, despu6B de hRbsE CeIebEado IN
meeting, IN candidate n0Fte americana
para deFFOtRr On lag UEnRB & Dom sims6D.
Este Rn3E fu6 OOnviCtO, duEants Ia ti'ti'
ma RsvoluCi6D, de habsr tOFturado 6 un
Official espaflol, hacienda que otEo sspa mol
lg CoEtaB9 tFosog do caFn0 que obligRba 6
conner al Official.
sinambRTgO, 20 BRlv6 Don Simeon del
OastigO que Be ls impuBo CauBa de una
pH0ClRmR de amniBtfR del PeeBidente.
ri Herald infoEma que 90 Casi SECURE que
game Don Simeon On laB pr6ximas OlscCio'
nag,
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BOARDING HOUSE.
CASA DE HUEsPEDEs PUERTO
RIQUENA EN- NUEVA YORK.

ACaba de eHtabIeCeEB0, BituRda en- Biti0
C6ntfiCo, en- aI n6m. Al East st., gozRnd0
do Ia quietud de la Gale , de la COmOdi.
dad que para Gl tr&fOo ls OfFeCen Las l1nsAH
do tFanVfas GI6CtFiCoB de Broadway, de
Cuya RYteFia 90 euCusntFR 6SmediR, COadFs,
muY CeECR de Ia cuRPtR aVsnida ? de Is
Gale % que cHuzR In Ciudad media cuR'
dER del f6moBo 6ob.WBy 6 BeG fsTroCaEEil
BubtsFrSneo = una CuRdra del PREque
Madison. Edifci0 gERnde = elegRntO, hR'
bitRCionsI C6modsB amusblR3AG con OK
quiGito guHto y gran lujo; do eGt0 90 nR
onoREgRdo una de Las msjoEsB fkbFiCaH de
musbleB y alfombrAu de dichG Ciudad. Go
msdor eBpl6ndido, GsEyido con especial
Cuidado = atsndido, peTDonsImsnts pOF el
duefio. C0cina sgpaaOlR = americana. Pre-
Cios m6diCOs = exeelents trAtO , BeRyicio.
Los hu6spedeg pusdsn go8AF de IN gran
panorama que les ofEsC8 81 miBmo 0dihciO.
Dasdo HuB ventanR8 Bs d0minR una gran
parte de la ciudRd, & dieE minutes de lel
grandeB tsRtEog y do Las famosaB tiendaG
"Sisgsl Cooper" = otTRs no menoB IuioBas,
cinCo minutes dc Broadway, donds elt6
81 FIatiEon Building, la famoIs plancha
gus tant0 llama IL atenCi6n { los viAisFor
" que % IaYanta magSstuoSamOnta Glen
matToI de la nueVa casa do hu6IpedO8 pusr'
torFiqueHa. EstR o. lR casa que mas ven
tsiaI ofroCs & loI pueTtorEiquefios J lAtinoH
en- general On la gran mstE6pOli. Pi6a Vd.
cuRntoH dates neCeaiEs, 81 duRfio, Vicente
SaniuEio FganquiB, New York, Al East,
% Street. 15v.R
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PrunlO casara Ia psqusTa PsuIina.
''EO hav am0htls conc los amaRios elSadOS" o.
: hadlGhO Nh. RoosUVaIt.

Mr.. Herman H. KohIsaat, un antique
fntimo amigo del prssidsuto RoOBSYsIt,
tisne una hiiR que vR & CRaREEs dentro do
POGO tempo.
Con oEte motivo, ol presidents enyi6 una
nets & Mr.. Kohlsaat an ID que 10 fslioita
por Ol pr6ximo casamisnto de ''su psquRfiG
PauIina."
El pfeaidOnte inclufs una nots para Miss
KohIsRat en- Ia que le exprsIabR HuH fell :
CitRcioneB ? gus me1oTeB deBeo8 para 80
faturs fsliCidad, AL fnal de Ogs nota d
presidents, deOfa:
'.No hay amAnta8 como loB RmRntel CO.
Bados."
Este he sido Ol TsgaIo do bods del pre-
aidents. Ell fnturo egpoHO o. Mr.. PottsE
Palmer JF., y Ia boda tsndEd lugaE muy
pronto. ,.-
I'm 10 Carta & Mr.. Kahlsaat, sl preuf.
dente guplioa 0ntrPgus siBu pequsfis Pan,
Ena", pOF Ia que ''tengO Affection, ls nota
que inoluys. .@.~ 49,.
En- VOFdad, 81 pEesidsnts hR HidO HismpFe
muy afsctuOso con Paplina , % hsEmRna
Katherine, sisndo GataB muy amigS1 dc
Miss EthSl Roosevelt hija del prssidOnts.
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direction. Que los inteFsgeB del pdblico
deben do oStaT giGmpr0 pOF onCim8 do LOG
pFivAdoO de una GmpReuR = que ai la con-
CssionaEia do eua Inca no Ia OonBtFuys,
debe daEge otTo8 eBR op0Rtunidad para
r0aIi8ar un trabsio do EsConocidR utiIidhd
pdbliSR. Vuelve haCsF EsferenCia laB
ConvsnieneiaB del puerto do "EnGsnadR
Honda" , tsFmins BOHtsnion1o que debs
BsF apTobRdo sl iE forme dol Comite. LAB
4 timaa fcaCeB Les dice con gran On0TgfR.
ri senior sGnches Morales, expliCa ell
stiiOF Was Ochoteco Ian condolences en-
que eBt6 0l agunt0, mRnifsHtGnd0le que 10
'FsjSFdo D. Company" tiane todkvfa IN
plrzo de IN GR0 (1WeVs N1eses -TOCtifCa
pOr 10 bAjo el Ht1OE WAEd) para tsFminaE
BuB 0bEa1.
DoBpu6a dice el senior Sanchez Morales,
que no Gu juBto que 10 "FSjaFdO d. Com
pRny" haYR ConatRuidO cinCO parties do sun
lfnsaB, Les que pEeCi1amsnt0 PasRn p0E Hug
teRRenos y le niEven para Bug tFaupoEtsg,
y prstsndR ahora nm plazo dc 8 amos para
hacsE una sexta parts, que qUedB adm Bip
ConntruiP Biend0 eata lS que pondrfa On
communication con toda eBa lfneR 6 lO8 CO.
lonog de cana que sst6n 0eEGR de Nagua'
bo que no g0n los de Ia "FsiRTdO D.
Company" "OonCod0F egs plasO" dice
ol ueiioE SlnCh0z Morales ssTfG bGO0FNOs
c6ngpIiceS de eSG cOmbinaoiOneg. Nssestfa
pOlGtioG no aebs Ger, en- MsGmeTa GIgN'sd,
perjudioar Sntersses generates pO9 baeer
tales OOMoesSORes en- favOF de empTesas pas
tisVSLGEe5'
EI senior Was OChot0co dice que 81 o.
be psIfsctRmsnts que los lsaOEe3 del Co.
mite 10 hRn ingpiTado aiempFs en- l0s mss
altos pRop6sit0B On favor do los interests
pdbliCos, tEatando que gaTantizaElOg, 10
gus O. muy plausible aaf como tambion
gsEanti5aF 81 dsEecho pFivRdo y qua lo qua
dsssAba era tsnaE mRYoTeS dates RaspeCto
del aHunto. se az poR aatiafeGh0 y EGtiER
su moci6n dc gus quedaTa d aluntO para
ROE votad0 en la pE61ima BSzi6n. a VotaRo
ApFobsdo 0l infoRm0 de ID OomiGi6n de
franquiCiaa ain mas diaCuEi68.
So spEusban Lon don infornog del oomit6
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A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Oom.
pGfItG Industrial de 6antGIr0e (san Juan
Box 657) tisne en- cIass dc pRimeER pre-
CioS Ein competsnciR, IN complete BuFtidO
para construction de CaIaR MolduEag do
todoH tamafiou. TablillaB para poE5iGnag.
Dsp6IitOE. San Juan fr0nte 81 musllg
ndmOEo 2. sRntuTCs Stop. "a. TSlefonOa
425 y 1880. Ia
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C0LEeI0D SAN PABLO
Gale del Santo Oristo, San Juan r. r.

Bsjo q Ipatreoinio del IItme. sr. Obilpo
, diEigido p0H los HsEmanoI de Lar EIOps'
las CFigtianaB, abfiE6 % nuevo CurBo o-oo.
lar 81 diR pEimsEo de sstismbra. OuFuos:
olenentRI, medic, aCademicO ComeFciaI.
So admitan alumnos intsEno1, medic Ia.
teRn0a Y sxEeEn0z
Pfdano 81 pROspeeto del Director.
30Ygs. HsFasus0 B!imIa3 f. g. G
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do Ol0OCionOs y suparintendonte Rscha.
zadaB Les FsCuBaOiOnas que sS expFelan,
poE no eatar dentRo de lea praucriDoionas
de Ia ley Vigsnte. -.e.
Sc RpEuOba una oTdonanzs ael muniCi
pio de Mayngusz rsspaCto sl paqo da dop
pla7Oa del andCiPo de $3S. 900, para 81 CO.
REisnto pV6ximo afe.
a las 4.4O u taEmins Ia uesi6n Dor M
habaE mas asuntog de que fTatar
El Auditor BeiI0R Ward. tiana IA coPte.
Do da lnfoRmaEn0B que mBfianR s8le para
Guayama con q gohsEnsdoR .en log RsuntoE
del EiRgO do ID costs Sur.
No g ha oado OuantR con 81 Informs
d.al GoLnit6 d9 nombRarnisntoB Il peCEo del
aahor Soto Nul8. gus pEobSblsn sor6
tRat1d0 ca Id pT6ximR ECi6n.
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G6RsVa O FusltO Rice.

Veanao Lon GIsgantsB bastonaI gsnOYeSsu
con ompufaduFa de pIatR, I'm SuEtido sn
Oh pREsguas gsnovsSeI, 60 In mOioE Ssda
dol mundo.- Aqua do quina de MingOni,
PARA oVitnR In caida del pel0. Sc vendGn
a EL POPULAR do Am6rico salaA
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NotiCias de ATecibo.
Ode mWs0trO oOrTespOnSaE),

AgoRto Ella compafifs do aREzusla
empress ZimmsFmRRn hR abieFto uu Rbono
de tEeB fanCi0nGB en- aStB CiRd8d, teniGndo
lugaF lR pEimsRR el pF6xim0 Bkbado del
actual, ponisndO en ssCenR tFog pEscioBaB
EaTzuslaB de lan mejoRes de % repertoire.
DAdo 10 comedies qua 10 H0n de eBts pd
bliCo loB Gmp6tioos aTtigtas que OomponOn
e1R compafifa como 10 barato dc loB pre-
Cion OonhdeEamoB un 6xito SECURE para lR
empress. AL teatEO pua8 @
mo hay que 0lvidRF que 81 pE6ximo
domingo tsndEGn lugsE en Olta CiudRd ?
90 t6EminolIaa RaambleRl pFimRVias para
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MdsiCa NatiVa.

En- el Paris Bazar de don Pc
.dro Giusti Sc encuentra 4 la
venta el pEecioso walls Interme.
20 de la zarzuela Amor que
muere yAmor que mace, y elori-
ginal Two-Step Caribbean March
del compositor puertOrriqueno
Rafael BalseiEo Davila, al pre-
clio de so = IS centavos respeC-
tiVamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-07
PildOraS ROSadaS
del DR.. Williams

PaSarSe sin este inSu-
perable t6nico, es invitar
esa serie de tormentos que
toda mujer conoce. Con
Il, vivacidad, energia,
buen color, humor y gusto
para los quehaceres, son
posesiones usua1eS en- Ia
vida diaria de Ia muier.
La Sra. Esstaquia Lopez de
Perez, desde Yauco, Puerto
Rico, escribe: "Durante un afio
ss1frf penas sin cuento. Dolores
de cabeza, hinchaz6n, insom-
MO, inapetencia, 2 desafreglos
generates en- el caerpo Y otros
normaleS del sexo, me atec-
taban en- SUCCESSION. EStuve
en- manos de dos medicoS cuYos
eSfuerzos para curarme fueron
vanos Y tuve que guafdarcama
varias wees. Cuantos reme-
dos probe no dieron Fesuftado.
va no saba 4 que accdir cuan-
do 4 instancias del Lcdo. St.
Sanchez que ha tenido ocasi6n
de comprobar las renombradas
virtudes de las Pidoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, adoptE ei
tratamiento. Dentro rncY po-
COS dfas va senti e1 a1ivio de-
seado Y con dos meSes de
eonstancia obtUve mi eomPleta
curaci6n."
EN- LAS. BOTIcAS
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la oIscCi6n do compromiGaEiou.
-ss Ggpera que hoy be lsuns eats Con.
ceio municipal On session oEdinaEia para re-
solver infnidad de asuntOs pendients8 =
de inteE6B general. So han empoaado laB
obFRs do FepaERci6n del pU0nta BobE8 q
CRfio de tibuFoneE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-07

CASA EN- "MIRAMAR"-Para Il
pEimsFo de- Ag0GtB sstaFG Concluida %
Rlquila una c6mods casa en- eEts pcbIado.
"a do construction modOZna Endica "a
una Dc Les CaIlo mEg eentEicaI. Para fn
nEma dihgiEa & 90 imPESutn. dR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-07
Tome a todas horas cerve2a CARLSBERG
AHTsO COMERCTAL.

AVIsO COMERCIAL. - Tspisndo
noheaS De que hay psEaODaS que Se hAcsB
pasaR pOF GocioB mics b go coDstaE qus no
tSDgO G0GisdBd con nadis = gus ne Ke8pon'
do do opeEneionaB gsstionadas poE talgB
indiViduoA-MaFi0 s GsigsL 5V.L