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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-03

Street begging in Fitzgerald is forbidden by
law. Not that the people of the community are
less charitable but because of the fact that they
are so thoughtful of the needy and worthy poor
they have adopted system for their care and as
sistance.
The good ladies of the city have an organiza-
ton, composed of the charitably inclined who are
able to contribute themselves and distribute aims
among the worthy poor and helpless. They look
after those who are not reached by the churches
aided by the county Or city, and the system is SO
we'll organized that the council passed an ordinance
fOrbidding street begging, practice that is hard
on the bcggar and the public.
The least worthy arc the most successful at
street begging and the bcnevolenty inclined are at
disadvantage.
Only few days ago citizen merchant was
approached by what appeared to be robust speci
men of the genus hobo and his request for aid so
astonished the merchant who was at great dis
advantage physically that he made some inquiry as
to the applicants needs and all the excuse he vOuch
safcd for his begging was that he was 'out of aob
All appeals of the kind should be referred
10 the Benevolent Society who will examine
carefully into the merits and needs of each case
aud SEQ that proper and prompt relief is given.
rul for Fitzgerald oot
ssThe big bet for this month will be Taft The
Atlantic feet will approach the Horn with bent
spy.glass, looking around for Japs. 20, He'll"
whispered in Uncle Joe Cannon's car, will be the
pass word to get anything before Congress. Japan
will have slack month at the Nagasoki navy yard
aud will build only twenty -seven more war ships
The guess on Roosevelt's future for this month
will be that he will become Congressman after he
leaves the White House, and will go into the ring
with Williams and DeArmand. Mr.. Bryan will
walk around the Democratic nomination with
hammer, to see if there is any place where he could
mil it down. Money will continne shy rising out
Of range and flying eight miles, Mr. Lawson will
put his mask on and go back into the game jobs
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-03
STREET BEGGING.

run for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-03
Lost Strayed Or Stolen.
l. II. SHUMAKER.

One large bay mare mule in good
condition, tail slightly crooked,
straycd or stolen from Il lot in
Fitzgerald. Mule belongs to and
has worked two years at Icon
Vickers near Willachooch in Coffee
County and information will be
rewarded literally. Address the
Enterprise or Leon Vickers Villa
coocha, Gu.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-03
In MemOriam

Another old Veteran w. NJ.
Teung died very suddenly last
night. Hc was building himself a
new house at Arbor Place fell from
scaffOlding only living q short
time after the accident. Tie and
his son lived there all alone his
wife having died several years ago.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
nj The Frst Christian church at II,
a. m. and the remains will be laid
% rest in Evergreen ccmcecry.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-03
Money To Lean.

On improved farm property in
Ben Hill and irwin counties, re-
payable on annual instalIments at
s per cent interest. ID. b. JAY,
If Fitzgerald, G q
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-03
A. B. s As. New CaIander.

The Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
Company again issues very handsome calendar
The new calendar is much larger than the previous
ones tho top division oft being devoted to com
pletc map of the road aud it's steamship line. One
of the handsome calendars will be sent to any one
upon receipt of six cents--cost of postage.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-03

Tax Collector Willis L. Smith started to is
sueng executions today and those who have not
paid their annual contribution to the expenses of
the state and county will be put to the necessity of
adding small amount for cost.
Pull for or
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-03
Ovcrcoat Lest.

Lost:-A gray Gvercoat with
several Christmas presents and
some medicine in the pockets.
Lost OIL Roanoke Drive or South
Lee. Finder please leave at the
Enterprise office or 800 South Lee
Street.
II C,IIJr1IAEED
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-03

At the flag raising at the school
house at Frank last week Miss
Lizzie Paulk and Master Gilbert
ran up the flag and unfurl-
he the other school children
sang Red White and Blue.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-03
nome SAVINGS Bank.
TOTS PATRONS:

1907 to-day passed into history This bank feels
deeply indebted your friendship and patronage 1t
thanks 1t feels with great the
compliment hearing single complaint from
its patrons dealings or improper official conduct From
its first day banking institutions
existing has received additional
determination of its officers and directors to
strength will set itself before the people
asa which the public could not do with
More careful than will we be- more
zeaou, in working for our growtand the needs of
patrons the community Above all will be
will the individual than the general
public the public will be first aim with
reasonable profit for those good upright successful
business people who hold the stock in bank
To-day have larger linz of deposits proportionatey,
than any bank in the county
We feel fortified indeed for the beginning of a year,
and promise all that promised legitimate
patrons
have your pass-books entering early after
the first and for verifying balances We invite
your patronage. Respectfully,
]. E. TURNER, Cashier.
NANKXRNA RNX4sNNR FRV4 R4
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-17
Chances In Boston.

In 1886 one of the suburbs of Bos- ton was Newe Towne, which in 1888 was changed to Cambridge and as the seat of Harvard university has an in- ternational reputation today. Since the early lines were fixed Cambridge obtained by annexation "a part of Charlestown, but has ceded land to the towns of Waltham, Brighton, Wa tertown, Belmont and West Cam bridge. the latter now known as Ar lington.
 The Boston of 1880, called Tri-Moun- tain, was very different from the Bos- ton of today. Its area was not exten- sive, although 1t included the larger portion of Quincy, out of which the town of Braintree was made at later period. The first annexations to Bos- ton were Noddles island (East Boston, and the territory now covered by Chel- sea.
 1 In 164O Boston lost Its rights In Qutn- cy, which were acquired by the town of Braintree. Subsequent additions to Boston have been Roxbury, Dorches- ter, West Roxbury, Brighton, Charles town and a part of Brookline.
 AS an independent municipality lCharlestown, which was settled as early as Boston, gave birth to Somer- vile, Woburn. Maiden, Stoneham anu Mulford and furnished land to Cam bridge.-Boston Post.
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-17
Value of the Architect.

The members of a country club, the building and decoration of whose club house had been placed entirely in the hands of the architect, even to the mi- nutest furnishings, found themselves In need of new window shades and few other small household necessities Instead of buying the things them selves, they sent for the architect to come out and look things over and order appropriate fittings.
 That is not at all an unusual case" v" said the architect. "I can show you houses that planned more than twen- ty-fve years ago that have never been furnished with so much as a new chair without my being consulted first. Having deferred entirely to my judg- ment in the first place, those confiding patrons are afraid to trust their own taste in the smallest matter, and they will probably continue to ask my ad- vice in every little detail of decoration as long as they occupy the house, New York Globe.
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-17

longer any pretext for prolonging th' stay, he spoke bravely enough.
 'I need you very much," he said ear nestly. Il have d house that covers half d square In the most expensive residential district In New York. have three yachts. something like d dozen automobiles and all that sort of thing, but have no home. Not since was q boy have l realized what hom" was like. My wife was no home maker, and when she died l never dared repeat the experiment with the women in the set 1 lived in. You are different For years have been hun gry. Don't you think that you can come and make it for meT'
 The little woman paused for a mo- ment and scanned the face of tho multfmillionaire as earnestly as though she had not devoted weeks in that pur- suit.
 There was no ardent affection in tone or look. Fairbain discussed the matter with as much feeling as though he was discussing the making of some railroad deal with his fellow magnates. He was hON lue young lONGI, DuL luc SIuSLiy widower Tn aeed of a homemaker.
 The girl-she was little more than | that-nodded her head in an affirma- tive
 ''I'll make the home for you, but not as your wife I am not a widow, you seer
 'T am married" continued the girl hurriedly. 'I married when I was on the stage. I married a boy who never had had a home, and I made one for him-out here where nothing matters. He was home hungry. I knew that would spoil all his chances if I mar ried him. I also knew that he would spoil his own chances if I didn't, so I married him.
 After our boy was born-that was the second year we were here-he went back east and took d name that was neither his nor mine to show his father that he was able to work for the woman he loved. I am married to your son, MT. Fairbain. I guess you've forgotten that Gregory married Martha Bodington. From what Gregory told me, you called me everything but my right name at that last interview"
 Perhaps did," was the shamefaced reply. "I guess I did not know what I was saying, and I'm certain that l didn't know the sort of a girl I was talking about"
 wen forget that now," offered Martha. "Let the past be forgotten for the sake of the boy"
 o,,
 There" Martha pointed out over the prairie, where the secretary was to be seen riding across the section with the mail. IF.
 "And Wilson Is Gregory? ssYou mean to say didn't know my own boy when I hired him?" asked Fairbain. with a chuckle gro think that all the time he has been here I've been frettfng because feared that you might learn to love him. And all that time you were married to him. I'm rather glad. my dear, that made my second mar riage by proxy, so long as you will make. home for Greg and the boy and me-"
 'T was so afraid that you would rec ognize Greg" said Martha as she re- garded the tall figure of the secretary with a look of frank admiration.
 "He assumed an excellent disguise ' reminded Fairbain. "I never thought to find my son a worker, my dear. That's another thing I have to thank you for" and Fairbain sighed with relief He had found home while retaining his domestic independence. and the son for whom his heart cried out was restored to him again.
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-17
WOOLSON'S.I .IHOUSEKEEPERS
 ACCOUNT BOOK.

This is an inexpensive book for house keepers who wish to keep account of household and kitchen expenses. It does like Woolson's Economy Expense Book and it Is not so fine book It is just the thing for simple, yet thoroughly up-to- date and modern housekeeping account book. There are pages for 12 months, one page being used for each month. On each page there are 31 lines with the following printed headings: Neat Groceries, Milk Butter, Eggs, Fruit, Light and Heat, Rent Help, Table and Bed Linen, China and Utensils, Miscellaneous. There is a sum mary page for the monthly totals.
 Size 9A 6 inches, p4per cover. pr,ce Pc.
 THE CANAAN PRINTING CO. CANAAN, CONN.
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-17
Rcal thiS Letter! Strictly unsolicited Barnun, Richardson Co. LIME ROCK, CONN.
 Nch B. 1908,

Mr Samuel R. Johnson ~-
 South Norfolk. Conn. Dear Sir:-
 Thinking you night like to know how the Robinson Mfg. Co. Unique Attri- tton ls" diameter Grist Mill that you put in last fall is running. we take pleasure in rsccnmsnding the Mill, and the manner in whtc oh you did the job.
 Ve think the Mill as near perfect as a Mill can be. Anyone in want Of a Mill can come here and see our NH work. We have ground It tons Cob fesE per hour, and 9 tons of she'll grain peI hour Yours truly, | BAREUN-RI GRANDSON co.
 By sam'1 V. Bradley. Cashier.
 By Pht1o E. Lyon Miller
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-05
La CONDESA DONA
Emilia Pardo Bazan
La COgida de Antonio Fuentes en- Va.
IeBci8.
Las flostls eel IObrldls On LaAiIes On honor do
! pTOslduntO Do 10 FrAhCI0.

Su MsjoBtSd 81 Eey AfonBo XIII HI
ConCedido IL sminents escritoFS dofI
Emilia PaTdo BEzEn, el tftulo de Oonds'
So. HR Rido muy bien acogido este rRggo
del gobi0Eno haCia la pFesidenciR do la
Hecci6n de Literature dol AtsnGo de Ma
dEid.
--Acabs de YegFsgar Berlin, dc ia
visia CoEfd 81 sminents professor Edgard
ADghsg, quien dice que la Fesid0ncia del
EmpeFRdoF GuilleFmo On Corfu impreaio.
NO fav0Tablemsnte los griegoB, quisnel
sSt6n ConvsnCidoB de que On 10 aCtualidRd
GuillFmo eB el monaEcs de impoEtRncia
mas alta On TODD el universe. So decision
de pasRP en- AChilei6n todoB loR amos uno
dos megeB, hR side FeCibids con agFado.
Tisnen los gEisgeB Is EeguEidad de que el
empsFRdoF dc AlGmaniR saF6 busn amigo
de loS gEiegoB, y que qrscia puede mirRr,
con 81 apOyO y protection dc AlsmRnia,
que gu future p0lftiCo no estRT6 sntuTbiR'
do poF niDguDR Rgresi6D.
EN- ls coFrids de toroa verifcRdR 81
dia IS de Mayo en- II plaza de Valencia,
ell primer sBpadR Antonio FUenteE, EpfFi6
una acogids que Il fracture nm pie, to-
niand0 que gGT cOnduGid0 la eDfeTm 8Tfs.
El afamado diestEO Ee dsBpsdfR on 9Ba CO.
EFidR del pdblico valenciano.
Eel EmperRdoF Francisco Joa6 ae en-
CuentFR de nusvo indiBpusBto, y d0bido 6
clio, % hizo neCsBario RplazRr lRa Rudien'
Ciss que Bs hAbian 70 RETsglado. Los fan
OionarioB do lR CoEts diCsn cue no hay FR'
E6n que juatifqus lR anHiedad que exiGta
pueB que 81 monaECR hB Bido Confnado
por Bus m6dieoB en- sus hRbitacionav, debi.
do & an ligeF0 cRtRTFo al cRnBancio ma
turRl que Ie ocanionRTon lGB CeFemoniRs de
la reception del EmperRdoE Guil!srmo ,
los PTinoipes alemansB, quienss viGitRTon
& So Majeatad con motive dol Jubilee.
I'm 81 cuTGo de AgoEto pE6ximo, sl
KRiBsF iFk LoEsna, con objeto de pre-
Benciar Las ggandeB maniobFaR.. El Ayuu'
tamiento de Metz ge prepare hRcerle una
esp!6ndida Fecepci6u y, para cate tin ha
asignRdo nm impoTtante CT61it0.
FL pTeBidents dc FFAncia de ouyo re-
Cients visjs 4 IuglEteTFR iRfoEm6 con toda
0poEtunidRd On au aacci6n CabiegESfca
"La Correspondence" permRneci6 en-
Londges los dfaE 26, 27 = % del pEBado
Mayo smpFsndi6 90 viajs de Tegreso, el
20 an Ia mRiars. Sc hR Teoonocid0 que
en- 1903 sa h&bfG f3Ttnal4do m programs
demRBiadO o8Tgsdo psTS dos disP, y GG de
cidi6 estR vOz dar Ell tempo naoeaario
lag fisEtas, Cstsmoniaa rscepOionsH. Las
fisstRa qua tuvieron tfecto durants 10 per-
mansnoia del presidents, CompTendieron
dos Comidaa en- Ia Corts, IN banquste en- 81
PaIRoio del PEinCips de Gales y una conf
da ofceoida & Eduardo VII por M. FR'
lIiereg On IL Embajada de Francia; On
bale an al EaIaoio de Buckinghsm una
representation de gala en- 10 opeTs; un
almueEso On ls City, una vista Wind
sor uns vista Rl hospital frances
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-05

tornay general autor del infoTms de que
ss tTata, crso que ell RBunt0 dObG volvGF
al comit6 de 10 Judicial para sllf eBtudisE
el punto de Hi realmsnts eBt6 dentgo de lR
SeCci6n 3 de Ia ley Ia exception de psgo
do los Is cGntavoB q que 20 ha heeho ECfs'
,rencia en- 81 irflrms del st1oE Hoyt''.
El doctor BaIboHe % mueStra confoTme
con la opinion del Lcdo. Acuna, la que
ssCunda, mRnifsBtando deBpu6B, que al
pEeguntar ii los agsnteH de insoripeionen
se p0dfan connideFRr con 81 caRscteT de
funcionariO pdblico en- el deBempef de
sus caIgos aa le contehto nFgstivamante.
El Auditor hRce lR mRnifeBERci6n de
que siendo 81 mismbro de lR Comisi6n de
10 judicial que 90 hAllR en- In isis, no
oncontrkndess Rqui los st1oreg Hoyt y
Diaz Navarro, no tomRT6 ReCi6n On el
aBunto & menoB que no B8 agregue la
comiui6n judicial otro miembro del Con
Eeio. Que le lorpTspde OR que aquf no
90 ConuideEa como funCionsgio p6biiCo
Ion EganteH do inECTipCiones, = que quizAI
oCaAionaT6 esR BoFpReBa 90 POGO ConoClmien'
to en- las cusationes locales, pues en- nu Eg
todo, en- NuevR York son ConRidsERdoE
como tales funcionREios pdblicoO los Rgsntsl
de iuscripcioneu. Que 81 Attorney Cane
raj ain dada tsndEfa muy bu0naB razonsl
para irformRr On Ia formR que 10 hs
hache.
El ne6or Acufa obiets que sl HeioE Dfaa
Navarro ha Rido yR BuRtitufdo en- "a cargc
en- breve tomaF6 poBaAi6n 81 nusvo Con
Ieisro que el sefioF Hoyt podTd regrssaI
en- tanto % e5tudis sl case. Que dc tOdol
modo1 en- cbssquio & la brtvedaa, pued'
paGAr ell aHunto lR comision de 10 lu'
dicial
All Es acueTda sin mss digcuEi6u = & laI
4 msnoa 10 minutes 30 lsvanta la seai6E
dsspu6l de pasar al Comit6 do ffRnquiCial
las uclicitudeB de la "CentTRl EsperanzA'
y de Antonio CRubst otreB, una para tx
tendsE un ramRl del feTrocaTEil lR otTs
psTR dFpgsF IN canal en- "Mira6oTeS"
fn dc facilitsT la entERda IN mualle gut
8s conatruiES en- "MiEamaT."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-05
La AVISADaS SANDAL
areCibGTa.
la aeTObaCia en- & temple de ThaIfa
InTItldgs que aslsllIia u fiesta On d Cane d
los TIhHOno8
Ode nusstrO OOrYsspOnSal. }

Junio 4s-DGada hRCa tres dfaS unR CO.
miGi6n compusBta dsI aIcslde, inspector de-
Sanidad, eapitfn dc la policfa y los inHp0c.
torres munici palel, rscofEsn Ii CiudRd Fevi'
Hando las tiandRs de proviuione8 , pStioI y
cOrEals8. Variog carer de pToviBionO1 %
han dsoamissdo EA1ios comsFCiRnte1 lRB
que han Hido quemadaB
-Hs llsgado eata ciudRd Il compa6fR
que formR d Ciyco PabelI6n, , Il que d.
T6 variaH funcionsa sa eEts teatro. Los
precios son muy barAtoB 10 compAffA
trRbRia muy bien
-DuTants d pRuado maI Bs han EegiB'
trado en- este RegiBtro civil IS dsfuncioneE,
1876 nRcimisntos 90 matFimonioE.
-HR producido gran alRYmR Io8 tele.
gFamaB que trOjo aver 81 "Boletfn MeECan
til'' indiCando II aparici6n de Il PeItS On
ST. Thomas, psro hoy 81 alcalde hB heche
publican una hoia sualta dando 6 conocsF
al pdblico otros cRblea que deBmientan la
notieiR. Mss vale asf.
-Se c0lculR q aHiBtfr6n m6s de Cien inyi.
tRdoB lR fsEtR que daE6 81 s6bAdo 81 re-
nor BoTdRB, para CSlebrar IL inauguration
de loE tFabRjoB ca CRfio TibuEonsP. 81
lunch ssr6 BervidO poF 81 Hotel Las Ba
leRFes, On uno de los almacens8 que tienen
en- Ia BOcR 81 senior LedeamR.
En- la BRGi6n celebTRF6 ma1anR este
C0nCeJo Municipal, BE diEcutiF6 81 pYoysCo
20 de pFeBupueBtO para 81 pr6ximo a6o eco
n6miCo.
-Es eBtrAordinario el caIor que Eeina
On eGta oiudad, deSds hace custro dfAB al
Csnzando 81 tsrm6metro RItaB tsmperRturRD
que no ION fFecuentea On eGta loCRlidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-05
AnunCiO de SubaSta.
D0partlmVRto dol Interior Do PusIt0 Rico.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLIOAs
Ofoina del Sapertntendents.

San Juan, p. r. MRyo 13, 1908.
Peop0HiCiones ga plisgog CsEFados para
Ia adjudication en- pdbliCA AubsBtR de Las
exp,anacioneB dc kil6metroH, mas me-
NOS, de 10 caEEstaEa CialeE-J uana Diag,
sOoci6n Villalba. DiviBoEiR, SO admitiE6n
On estA Ofcina hsGtR las 10 :. n. del dfa
Is de Junio, 1908. sn que % sbEir6n pd'
blicamenta.
El pEO8upue1to ApE0ximRd0 de lRs obTRB
aBcisndo 6 $31. 500 90.
TodoB lo1 datoB noee1arioS, impFeBoB de
pFopoRicioneB csntBatoa inBtTucCiones &
Ioa pcgtoEsB De darAn sn ests Ofcina Tam
bi6n Be faCilitar6n azulGs de loB pianos me-
diants IN dsp6sito pEcEisional de so que
BsE6n Esambolsados 81 devolveE diChoE
aztlea.
ssr6 Condioi6n egeueial del contrato que
81 c6ntEatinta, paEtir del Usgundo mes
inclusive del plazo para ls termination de
los trabajoB, eiscubs cads mes obEas por
valoF no msnoF de $4,000 msnEuRlea.
La Administrator se FeseTvR ell deF9
cho de EschazaE cusIquiePs todGB lRB pro-
poGiCiones de adindiCar el ContrAto bsjo
0trRs ConaidsraCioneH que lRH de precio 30
lsmente.
Por oTden del ComiBionRdO del Interior,
J. J. JSmenes.-supt de ObEau PdbIieaG.
32Va No. 6.
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Ell aplletO de los juTadas.
Un case ca ingl.tsnl rIv,I del Do Harry Th.W.

El p6b,ico ingI6a, qas habfa quedado
hoETorizsdo 81 entsEaTEe de los poTmenoFGB
del jurAdo de ThAw, tiene ahoER algo pro.
pic, On que psnsaF.
Haea poCaB EGmanaB 20 ce.0bEabB IR i
g6tima t8rcsTa sssi6n del csBo WyleT, cen.
tra LGwiq, Bobre una concsAi6n dc tisFrsB,
Ga Nyaags. Sc dice que CsdR uno do lsE
ones juFadoE, pusG 81 duod6oimo tuvo gus
rstiraFBs Rgotado dc csnBancio, al d6eimo
cuaEto dis, Eecibirkn una qualification eS'
pecial de so gUineaH. He equf slgunoE
dates relatives les costsB del juicie; anti
cipos & AbogsdoB, 4 $50 libFss eBtsriinas
gFstifcsciones, IA, $50, gAstos de oonEuItsl
diaFiRB, $50; honoEsEiou de los eacEibian-
tas, / $50; en- total, % $40 iibFaB ssteFli'
nap; en- acci6a al coato de 80 900 libraB ss'
tsrliuaB, para pYepRFaF ell jurado, y loE
emolumentog de los miembEoB de 81. LoE
gastos incidenteg ge elevar6n, poF 6ltimor
$4,000 libraS eEtsFlinsF Eu ConjuntO,
90 estimR 81 eoRto de este juicio, On $4,000
IibFss esteFliuEs apEc ximadamsDts.
Sists dfaB fusEon oCupadcs On eBclaEeCsE
los hechoa. Un tsstigo On In baTrR contss
to un pVomedio de mil pTeguntaB en- M
dfa. Los sleg3toS prsiiminRTss do los abo
gRdoB contenfan 285 600 pals bras.
Degpu6I de sus juioio, cuando les hsya
tOcgdo votaE Ios juFsdoB. no BsTS remote
qus hsyau oIvidado 10 que hsysn las par
tes aIegado On pro en- contra dc Ia
cueRti6p.
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ALOS MAESTROS.

Vaoante on sGta municipalidsd tres ss.
cusIsS graduAdaB, Hsis FuTaIeI , deH pRepa
TatoIia', 90 aviHR lon mAestros lus dsBssn
degemp peflaTlRB en- 81 nuevo curse eEcolaV,
diFijsn gus solicitudes al PFeBidarte de lR
Junts Eaco'ar antel del dfa - de loB CO
EFientsg. 81 masGtro que notifcsdo "a
nombEamiento, no devoIyiese fEmsdo Gu
contrRto los cinco diaB, ne entendeE6 que
rsnuncia 81 puesto para sI que fu6 electo ,
% pFocsdsTa & nusvR deaignaci6p. Toa.
ats, Junio 10. de 1908 Pablo Morales
Cabrera, Presidents de 10 Junts EscolaT.
3V. q,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-05
Curse de dereCh0 penal positive en-
ell Atens0 PueftOniqueiO.

DeUde hoy eats abisrta Ia matricula en-
ell Ateneo PusrtoEEiqueho pora esto cuEHo
hue dnr6 el doctor GsmbRrs, DsleSaao de
la Escusla positiua Penal de Italia.
Ell curse smpszaTa 81 msYtss de la
pr6xima semana 8 del CoErisnta.
Todos los que quisFan insCribirus pusden
hACsElo POr caEts diEigida Al doctor Gam
baEs, sseretario del Atsneo PpsEtoEEiqus
40 peEaonRlmsnts de IS p. m. en- 81
miAmo local donds 81 doctor GfmbsTa haFf
la inIcripci6n de los que qUisran inacEl
biFss.
L0. ponsmoa en- Conocimiento de lRs par
aonaa intsreBadaB espsFando que On San
Juan pusds ser numeToNO este CUTSo eoEat
10 ha Eido tsmbisd en- todos loo otEoH pal
Rss hiBpRn0.ameEicGnoa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-05

La Sensation Deliciosa ( Invi-
gorante del Baho Depende En- El
Jabon Que Sc Use.
El JAB0N DE ROMERO DEL
DR.. LOBB produce una espuma
abundante, rica y cremosa que i'm
parte una sensation de delete y
luio que no Sc conoce en- otros
jabones.
Las cualidades sanativas del RO-
MIRO con que Sc fabrica este
iab6n lie hacen eficaz para curar los
barros, erupciones de la piel, las es-
pinillas y Ia caspa. Es excelente
para afeitar, y conserva Ia piel
suave y limpia. Alivia toda clase
de irritacioneS en- la piel. Obtenga
hoy una pastilla. Anadira d la
comodidad.
Sc vende en- La Villa de Madri
Farmacia Julia. U. S. Basar. Boston
Bazaar. Farmacia Americana. Las Ne
En- Rio Piedras, Farmacia villa