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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-26
Colegio de l. ensenanza
SAN LORENZO (PUERTO-RICO)
Director. p. Felipe Janer y Soler.
asathiller y grottsur Superior de instruction

Este Centre Official de ensefanxa, estableci do
en- uno de los puehl0s mas saludables de la Isa,
reune tOdas las condolences que recommends la hi
giene escolar: capacidad, ventilaci6n, luz, aseo
aumnes Tiene cOmodidad para so internos,
cuenta 9, personal neces aro para la educaci6n
do los mismos, y posee el material cientffco mas
acomodado los adelantos mOdernos.
Assgp0tMr0s que Sc cursGn.
Lec+ura, Gramatica Castellana, Aritmetica,
Religion Moral, Geograffa, Historic, Escratura
espanOa, inglesa y de adOrnO, Taquigrafia, Agri-
cutura, Industrial Comercio, GeomeJrfa, Higie-
ne, Nociones de Ffsca Historic Natural Nocio-
tural, Reglas de urbanidad buenas costumbres,
idiOma Frances, TeneduIia de libros, Ebuio, MI
sca, Declamaci6n, Gimnastica y Esgrima.
Estipemdio.
Externo.-(Por toda instruction, excepto las
classes de adorno So mensuales.
Medic internOs-(Id. id. i'd. i'd $14 i'd.
InternOs-(Por toda la instruction, excepto
la clase de Misica, con lavado de ropa) $75 ttr-
mestre anticipado.)
Mdsica So mensuales. -
Frances, Dibujo, Teneduria de libros, Gimnaa.
tices etc. [cadalclase] 81 mensual.
EqmipQe de cada inferno
catre, almohadas, sabanas, frazada,
cobertor. tohallas, / palangana, baul, saco
de noche, / orinal, cepi1lo para Ia ropa, idem de
dientes, peine, tjerillasy y den1as utiles para el
aseO persOnal.-[La fOpa debef8 estar marcada
con las iniciales del alumno.1
NOTA 1a-No SO hara descuento en- los esti-
pendios por vacaciones reglamentarias, nj cuandc
pOr cualquiera causa sc retire eli alumno despues
de empezado el mes ell trimestre.
NOrA 2"-Mensualmente, se dara noticia
los padres representatives de los alumnos, sobre
el estadO de 6stOs on 10 que respecto la sal nd
progreso en- ia ensehanza. 16-10
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8 battles superiores

Ol 5ISN8N 8NlET1aA.
en- cajas do % kilos. 2rocio baratisimo on el
almac6l de SIERRA Il CO.--Tetuan.
Cambos en- .el Bonco Espa5ao1 hoy Lon
dres div, $5-924,-Paris s div, SIT p9.-
Espana DIV, $40 pS S.-Nueva-York 3 DIV, $22
.-Habana div, $l2 ps.
90
AnOche tuVO lugar On la casa de los senO-
res de Tinajero, la velada anunciada en- nues-
trO penultmo n1merO.
La reunion resuito animadisima, tanto por
10 escojdo de los concurrentes, cuanto por la
tnura y atenci6n dc los senores de la casa.
Tomaron parte en- la referida velada las
Srtas. Dueno, Rafaela Echevarria, Bel6n Saez,
Mercedes Oller, Belen Ruffin, Maria Alaga,
Asuncion Saez, Maria Caro-, Petrita Latorre y.
Sres, Duran Lauran Andino, recibiendo todos
miles felicitaciones. La reunion termin0 con
una bellfsima poesia del ST. Vinajera, que pu-
blicaremOs manana.
Aver en- la Iglesia de Santa Ana la Congre-
gaci0n de San Rafael di6 fin las fiestas que
con CantO lucimiento ha venidO celebrando en-
honor de su Titular. Por la noche Sc verified
la Solemne Salve, de una manera brillantssi ma
La Orquesta voces rayarOn a gran atura y
la cOncurrencia fu6 muy numerOsa, la iluma-
naci6n y ornate del temple explendidisi,nos
Despu6s de las funciones religiosas SO dis
pararon en- la plaza de Alfonso XII un precioso
CdSUiuU u0 IuCSOS u0 diUluclO, muCQOS cone.
tes mientras una orquesta ejecutaba algunas
daIzas
Habla1do de asegurar la vida cont6stase
rnuchas veces :-"Mejor harfa en- depositar ell
dnero on una Gaia de Ahorros' pero es este
un medic muy incierto de acumulaci6n. Pri-
nero, porque los dep6sitos que Sc tiesse msten-
ci6m de que sean ,permanentes, pueden reti-
rarse en- ciertas emergencies; ent0nces SO
consumer. SegIndo, las utiidades de una
POLKA son mayores, como puede demostrarse
con nnmeros; y por dtimo, la nsMerte no es-
pera q que Sc reaicen las lentas ganancias
b que dc este modo nos proponemos atesorar
4ff Ademas, no siempre presenta bastante ga
rantfas una Gaia de Ahorros, como la presenta
Ia compaffa "El Sop, del Canada de que es
Agente general D, Carlos B. Meltz.
'U4. oeo
La totaidad cob~ada por las Aduanas de
Ia Isla por derechos de nportaci6d en- OIL mes
de JUNO pasado, assemble SOL 934,O1 pro-
duciendo una baia de de $50 045,5l comparada
con igual mes de 1890.
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Leemos en- 81 Bolet6s Mercumt5i /.

LoomOS en- ell BOtetl1 1NefcINfH:
Gel dignfsimo senior Director de la Compa-
mia de Ferrocarri:es distinguiio amigo nues-
tro don Carlos Bernstein, que de un moment1
otro SO embarca para Europa, nos ha pre-
sentadO al honorable y cumplidO cabalerO don
Stanislas. Basinrk, Ingenisro de Ia Compania
de Cau.inos de HicrrO del Sur de Espana, que
reeva al citado senior Bernstein, On su cargo,
durante su ausencia.
Ofrecemos al senor Basinski 81 testimo1iO
de nuestra atenta consideration, deseandoe
las mas gratas impresOnes en- esta Isla. y an
heamos para e seilor Bernstfn feliz viaie to-
da suerte de dichas on el vlejo islundo"
Nuestro amigo Ell senior Ayuso contnua
dando las dispOsiciOnes OpOTtunas para que
aoaben de restablecerse todas las Was de CO.
nun" ni"aciones, destruidas por efecto de les I'LL
timos tempOrales. Aver recibi6 un despachO
de Ponce dandole cuenta de haberse restable-
cido la communication de las fneas telegrahcas
de aquela ciudad.
Tambien le han sido remitidas las actas
originates sobre la conducc6n de la correspon-
den,ia entire la Playa de Ponce la Capital.
wu ArENc1oN 2 ASQUl n--compre usted
en- las Oficnas de LA CoRRESPoNDENCIA DE
PUERTo-RICo peri0dicos viejos on buen estado
81 ell quintal Rnde muchO mas que COM
prar papel de estraza. 1O-7
Hace algunos dias que SO encuentra enter
ma la respectable sonora amiga nuestra dOna
Conception Medina viuda de Font, a la que de-
seamos pronto alivi0 complete restableci-
miento.
Aver las dos de Ia tarde SO trasladaron
Santurce los seflores Asenjo, Blanco, Borras
Ubarri. YER examinar el caball0 y yegua
importados de Andalucia por cuenta de la Di.
putaci6n provincial.
VA 1fHaARon 2a
QIesos magnlfcos, quesos de Nandes! En-
cajas de latas precintadas. Los mejOres que
Sc importan a Puerto Rico. Bocado de Carde
NAL Cosa de gusto!
Sc venden on ell establecimiento de los
Sres. Sobrinos de Luina y c.
Sc encuentra enfernO de alguna gravedad
nuestro apreoiable amigo ell senor don AdOlfo
Schneider, apoderado del reputable comercian-
to de esta plaza don Ludwig Duplace Desea-
mos su pronto restablecimiento.
~
Sc hallan vacantes las plazas de Secreta.
rio suplente del Juzgado Municipal de AFRO
20, que SO proveeran por concurso por el tor
mino de 20 dias que venceran el 80 del CO.
rriente.
Ell Balance practicable en- el Banco Espahol
Ia tarde del 3 del actual, arrojaba un active de
$3.50, ,65O-5O moneda corriente So. 344 ,203 l8
moneda espanola $3924, ,853-6S en- total La
existencia en- Gaia era de $613 1888 SO corrieE-
tes; $500, ,371-38 espanoles; $918, 8,254-94 en-
junto. Los documentos en- cartera hasta 12C
dias, por 1921 ,O50-52 corrientes $93-340 %
espahu!es 1864 800 "a en- suma. La cuenta
de ganau,.las ascende $26, ,492 IS corrientes
@16,035 80 espanoles; $40, ,528 "a.
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La seflorita A. n, de esra Capital, la 1nca |
que ha enviado la soluci0n del Cubo Geografco |
publicadO el domingo pasad6, ha ganado el
premlO OfrecidO de un preciOsO term0metrO del |
cual puede desde luego disponer.
La solucion enviada fu6 6sta: Del al |
Paris; del al 4 senne; del al Elche; del
al Adige; del 2 al 5 Schyl del al Schiel
= del a. Larne.
A1MAczN De Mue1oA
DE OLYMPIC OTERo, AToCHA No t. PONCE.
Mnsica para piano dos manos.
MGteM.-ril Diapason, Schotisch. As cts.
Names R0breS.-El liano mOrunO MuSi-
ca mnatlra Crulno.. ............. Is cts.
Para pedidos en- la Capital, D. Jose Gonzalez
Font.
No divide usted el canlino Fortaleza 10
frente al Boletie MercGsstil. ALI esta la sas
treria de Julio Lopez, sastre de Madrid ALI
SO consiguen telas al gusto del parroquiano
precios de stuaci6n.
De Quevedo:
70 he visto on breve int6rvalo
mas de alguna Senoria
que el mando y palo tenia
va tiene solo el palO
20 la vi con gran r9galo
sObre silla en- dOsel,
y hoy veo la sia sobre e,
c astigando su locura.
PicarOS hay con ventura
de los que conozco yG,
picaros hay que no."
Eu un cafe
ii Mozo
~ Que manda ustedf
I'm chocolate con panecillo.
-Tostado el panecillos
NO, hombre, al rev6s.
El mozo gritando
II Tn chocolate con panecill0 al Yev&s!
go Casas que Sc yeconstesdas EEL T. LUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria y peuqueria de la Capital.
Py0paetGr60 J. Apellaniz, San Justo, nt-
nero 16.-Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc admi.
ten Observation-Disclosures limpieza.
Ves ese segador que regresa su choza
encorvado bajo el peso de un enOrme haz de
espigas; olvida su cansancio pensando en- su
carga.
Asi mismo on una excursion penosa el via
! jero soports alegremente la fatiga pensandO gu
todo 10 que ha recOdO de conOcinientOs uJi-
les interesantes recuerdos-y asi mismo los
que acOstumbran ir visitar AmbOs Mundos
San Justo 81. no eDcuentran nunca largo el
i rayectO Ell la seguridad de encOntrar siempTe
agradab:es sorpresas On los aparadores del di-
! chO esCablecimiento
La Real Fabrica de cigarrilos y paquetes
de picadura de la marca Figaro, que ha obteni
do grandes medallas en- las Exposiciones d.
Madrid Bruselas, esta estableeido en- la calls
del .'rado mum. SO, Habana.
LA coNc1ENc1A.
| .endra perd0n el hombre en- la ornada
Que llora su dolor ioh! sin consuelo 7--.
ST Dios perdona a la conciencia honrada
Y cual premio su ben le guarda e Cislo.
Pero Jay! del miserable, Jay! del maldito
Que bu"la la virtud la inocencia
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Muy Sres mfos Concurr0 On 10 que dice
la anterior recommendation; pues he usado ol
remedio vsrias veces,-Jos p. Rios, A. M. N. D.
Professor de Medicina Clfnica Intermediates
del pecho, Ruojon Medical College, Cgicago, ILL.,,
EstadOs UnidOs.
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de bill etes de la loteria Provincial las compran
a precios convencionales, en- 81 establecimiento
de provisiones La AwrorG, de III. .Sabat Y Ia
Gale Infanta Luisa no 1. Marina. 1876
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-26

POr ausentarSe su duenO Sc Vende I'M pia
no de cola y todos los MUEBLES de la casa
ndmerQ 10 Gale del Cristo. 1910
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LA CONCIENCIA.
Iendra perd0n el hombre en- la jornada
Que lora su dolor loh! sin consuelo g..
ST Dios perdona la conciencia honrada
Y cual premio su bien le guarda el Cislo.
Pero Jay! del miserable, Jay! del maldito
Que bu"la la vrtud Y la inOcencia
5Qui6n acalar podra el fiero grto
De su terrible y criminal conciencia?
s, GiyGWdi BentGncoWrt
Me ag;ada la carrera diplomatica por 10
ben que SO come on ella. Por ESQ me he he
hechO re -resentaEte de la gran pOtencia La Ca
t0l01s0, dOnde Sc come al pelo.
Es menester probar el ques, Gruyere que
ha importado recientemente Luina, para saber
10 que es bueno, decfa anoehe don Anselmo.
Ell tai queso es de los que Sc deshacen en- la
bOca como los caramelitos de miel Y este di-
ciendo Sc encamp0s6 un trago de JARNAC.
CoGNAC de BISCUIT Dubuoch6 Co., equivalente
tres tragOs medic de los ordinarios.
Decia I'm mozo muy tronado
II Saben ustedes que tengO una gran voz I
Hago con ella 10 que me da la gana.
-Pues hombre-le contest6 un circuns
tante.-sPor que no Sc hace usted un panta-
Ion?
B~ATENC10N AQUf f!-Publicamos gratui-
tamente los entretenimientos semblanzas que Sc
vfen por Ell turno que les vaya correspondent
do. Pero no podemos satisfacer las exigencias de
todos los que las quieren yer Embellishments pu /.
blicadas nj cOntestar pOr falta material de tempo
q la costosa numerOsa correspondence que con
ese motive SO nos dirije
A los que no qaserGn esperGr tus'nO, Sc les pu-
blicaran embellishments los entretenimientos que
envfen, 81 remesan
POr una semblanza, $1.-POr una charada de
i versos, so cts.-Un logogrifO, so cts.-Ana.
gramas, criptograffas, enigmas, etc., Is cts.-Los
demas entretenimientos, 81 son cortos, pagaran
IS cts 81 largos, so ct 81 segdn dimensiones
FL valor debe acompaharse en- selos de cor~<o.
HASTA AHORA sismpre ha dado los re.
slltados beneticos que Sc esperaba de la com.
binaci0n.
Chicago, Nvbre z, 1879
He recetado la Ensu1sj0n de Scott de aceite
de hfgadO de bacalao, ETC., 4 muchos de mis-
enfermos con resultados halagiehos. Rara LA
sido la veg en- que ha sido tomada con repug
| nancia, pues es comparativamente de gnsto
agradablej el est6mago la acepta, hasta aho-
ra sempre ha dadU los resutadOs benefcos
que le esperaban de la combination.
Su alto. 8. g., s. Adams Allen NJ. d. LIZ. d
presidente 5 Professor de Medicina elemental Y
Practica en- Rush Medical College, Chicago, III.
l EetAdOs UnidOS.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-05-13
COrWin.

Measles are going the rounds of the
neighborhood now.
They are entertaining a new daugh-
ter at George Kidman's.
There was n dance at Newton McIn.
tyres last Thursday night.
Byron Ostrander has returned from
Chicago. He was unable to get work
Mrs. Nina Shepard has just return
ed from three weeks visit at Eau
Claire.
Mrs A. A. Odds has gone to Wayland
to visit her daughter Allie and husband.
She will 60 to Holly before her return,
to consult physician.
The house formerly occupied by Mr..
Cooks family is now tenanted by IA
Mr.. Haney and his sister Mr.. II.
works for Frank futile.
While playing on the floor one day
recently Mark Shepard's little daughter
dislocated her arm at the elbow. Just
I how it was done is not known. DR..
Haskins was called and put it in place.
The little patient is doing finely
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EaSt ArIiuutOn.

Ef1ie Church is visiting in Waverly.
George Worthy planted the first corn
in this vicinity.
Frank Martin raised the frame to his
new barn Monday
j. l.. DeLong, of Paw Paw, was the
guest of George belong last week.
Frank Wyman and wife, of Grand
Rapids, spent few days in this place
The cold wave that struck this place
last Monday killed two-thirds of the
strawberries.
Elder Linderman, of Paw Paw
preached at the school house Saturday
evening and Sunday.
The house belonging to Alice Cross
occupied by Charlie Cole, was burned
to the ground last Tuesday. They say
ed the dishes and bedding. No insur
ance. Charlie is hard working fellow
and they ought to have made up large
purse for him instead of the small one
of only few dollars. Do by him as
you have by others who have had the
same misfortune.
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Mr.. Beck is building fine house this
spring
Burt Nash recently made a short Wis.
it home.
Baptizng by the Advents at Cedar
lake last Sunday.
Mrs. Giddings, of Marcellus, has been
visiting friends in Porter.
Mr.. Niles and family made visit to
friends in Lawrence recently.
Frank Hubbard and wife have moved
into Il part of his fathers house.
Dan Reynells has moved from the
Center to his farm in East Porter.
Mrs. Henry Corey, who has been very
sick for some time with la grippe, is on
the gain now.
Quarterly meeting of the M. f..
church was held last Sunday at the
Bell school house.
Henry Corey is building an addition
to his barn. Samuel Holden and Dave
Daley are the builders.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. McLain have gone
to Jackson to spend few weeks with
their sons there Mr.. Mel goes for
the purpose of having an operation
performed on his eyes.
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Barnes District.

Merry poor prospects here for winter
4gIl .s s,r,, smi,, n,. re,nrn.a from
COmstock.
Mrs. Conklin has commenced weav-
ing carpets.
Mr.. Pay.e and others are having
picket fences woven.
tArmies of small grasshoppers have
made their appearance here
Too many hard frosts for peaches,
and early strawberries are killed.
Wilbur Drake found pair of twin
calves i'm his pasture one morning last
week.
Uere are so many potato bugs and
so few potatoes i'm this vicinity, that
there are good prospects of the beetles
starving
A lady visiting here from Hartford
tells us that cat at the county house,
having been robbed of her kittens, went
i'm search of them. A young rat was
the nearest like them Of anything she
could find, SO she brought it home and
cherishes and cares for it the same as
she did for the kittens. When last
heard from his young ratship was in a
thriving condition.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-05-13
THE FIRST STEP.

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat, can't
sleep, can't think, can't do anything to your
satisfaction, and you wonder what als you
You should heed the Warrington are tax
ing the first step into Nervous Prostitution
You need Nerve Tonic and in Electric
Bitters you will find the exact remedy foi
restoring your nervous system to its normal
healthy condition. Surprising results follow
the use of this great Nerve Tonic and Alter
alive. Your appetite returns, good digestion
is restored, and the Liver and Kidneys re-
sumo healthy action. Try bottle Price
SOC, at DR.. J. ID. Hamiton's drug store.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-05-13
lsOlpieyilIe.

John Sage has moved To Battle Greek,
A. b. Clark went 10 Chicago last week.
M. G. Wise has gone to North Dako-
, Ia.
Gobleville has several bad cases of
measles.
Alse Hyames has the largest rabbit
on record.
G.. A. Bush made business trip to
Chicago Tuesday.
Jud Holmes and Mile Bush were
married last week.
A. Cummings, of Quincy, Mich, Wis.,
tied friends here last week.
Matt Brown has moved on TO the
Wescott place, which he will purchase
Fred Sacket lost his barn and con-
tents by fire last week. No insurance.
Willis Adams is negotiating for the
purchase of Ed Myers place near the
depot.
The fruit outlook is fair in this Sec
ton, Notwithstanding the recent hard
frosts.
Miss Cora Fanckboner returned home
last week after an extended visit at
SchOOlcraft
Eddie Heron has secured a lucrative
position with the G.. Il. d |. R'y Co.
at Kalamazoo.
Some light fingered devil stole gold
watch from George Blyth last week.
Suspicion points very straight.
j. w. Marvin and family left for their
new home in the golden state last week.
The good wishes of their many friends
follow them.
Some one played serious joke on
an English detective (D" the other day
by giving him some smoking tobacco
mixed with gun powder, but his "eagle
eye and massive brain" discovered the
cheat i'm time to save his meresham
pipe from ruin. He has sworn ven
gence on Phil Bush.
A very pleasant evening was spent
by the members of Vienna Lodge X of
L. and their wives at the home of Doc.
Sweet last Wednesday evening. The
event was a complete surprise by the
ladies who spread bOunteous repast
and then sent a messenger to the lodge
room with an invitation to come over
and partake of the good things, which
they did with right good cheer. One
of the features of entertainment was
singing by the X. of p. glee club, fol-
lowed by a stirring address by A. II.
Long, during which &. ID. Myers fell
asleep and dropped from his chair,
while Hank Root sat down on II bent
pin and made the night hideous with
his cries. The company broke up at a
late hour with rousing vote OF thanks
to the ladies.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-05-13
Decatur.


/. b. Chatterton, of Grand Rapids,
was in town last week.
Mrs. Kate Carney and Mrs. Frank
Potts spent part of last week in Do
wagiac
Mrs. Rhoda A. Hopkins, of Paw Paw,
visited with Mrs. Geo. Riley a few days
last week
Rev. w. j. Hathaway and wife, of
Paw Paw, last week visited friends in
this place.
n. ID. Richardson and wife, of Paw
Paw, were guests of Joseph Dodge's
people last week.
Sheriff Reagan and Deputy Reed, of
Cassopolis, were here one day last week
in quest of stolen horses.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Lindsey spent a
few days of last week in town. Frank
has moved to Kalamazoo.
H. +. Olmstead has traded his furni-
tire store and house and lot to Louis l..
Hamilton for a farm in Covert
Frank Smith was before Esq. Odell
Saturday, charged with being drunk
He was convicted and find $l3 80, which
his mother paid.
Frank Potts says somebody is going
to get into trouble if they don't keep
their fingers out of the cash drawer in
his meat market.
Van Buren, County Grange meets at
this place next Thursday An excellent
program is arranged for the day ses-
sion, and Mrs Perry Mayo will address
an open meeting in the evening.
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south Haven.

Norton Hubbard, of Casco, died al
Michigan City last Saturday morning
and was brought home for intermcni
Saturday evening. He was rs years
old and came to this country from New
York i'm 1853.
The social event of the season here
was the party given on the evening OF
the 9th inst. by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S.
Monroe in honor of their crystal or tif-
teenth wedding anniversary at their
palatial residence.
Extensive examination and inquiry
all along the fruit belt from Saugatuck
to Covert demonstrates that no injury
has been done to peaches or other fruit
by the recent frost, and unless some
thing befalls the crop hereafter, one
half or two-thirds will require to be
thinned out with the possible eXcep-
ton of currants in some localities.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-05-13

Suaby Lawton is visiting in New
York.
Miss Grace Green, of Kalamazoo,
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Lottie Hinckley has been visit.
ing in town for few days.
c. l.. Lawton, of Houghton, is visit
ing his parents in this place.
Miss Matte Gibson, of Chicago, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Hall.
Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. e. w.
Lawton, died Saturday night. The re-
mains were taken east for burial.
Minnie f., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. G.. Harrington, died last Thursday
of pneumonia. Funeral Sunday from
the Nj. +. church.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-05-13
The Secret Of Success.

Longwel Bros. druggists, believe that the
secret of success is perseverance,. Therefore
they persist in keeping the finest line OF
perfumeries, toilet articles, cosmetics, drugs
and chem'cals on the market. They especially
invite all persons who have papitation
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Alnlena.

Two funerals here last Friday-a
Mrs. Pratt and n. +. Cole.
The Thornton family departed bag
and baggage" last week for Mattawan
Farmers are very busy now prepar.
ing corn ground. Some fear that the
recent frosts killed the young seeding
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland moved to
near Allegan last week, where they
have bought a place. They will be
much missed here.
Mrs. Hill has purchased the house
and some land where they resided and
will make her home there hereafter
Grace and Eben will live with her.
Nelson f. Cole, who has been in poor
health all winter, died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. j. e.. Horning, on
Wednesday, May 9Th. Deceased was
born in Foster, Providence county, II.
L., Sept. 18th, 1909. His parents moved
to Onondaga county, N Y, when he
was three years old. In 1886, the sub.
lect of this sketch came to Michigan.
then territory, remaining here few
months and returning to New York
In 1889 he married Miss Sarah Savage
Accompanied by two other young men
he came To Michigan again with teams,
bought farm in Jackson county, made
some improvements and returned home
In the spring of 1871 he and his wife
came To Michigan to make their home
here. They lived on the Jackson farm
20 years, sold it, came to Almena and
bought the farm on which they
lived for 20 years. In 1868 he mar.
ried Mrs. Lydia Hiscock, whose
death he survived but twenty months
At her death he broke up housekeeping
and went tn live with his daughter,
Ms: forming, the only survivor of his
family.