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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14

All or the following dfSFdAfAA More eHtN&
are recorded 10 The credit OF ths lnslstuss
IN the shape Of aeanewlsaksa letters than
al eghsr specsAiisss eonelnadi
Ner - nehnity and all its. atteaainy
aslmeuts Of YOUNG
Mippf.E-AaEp and oLp naen rhs sw-
fni effects - neglected or improperly
treated easss. causing weakness ~ tire
body and hssEa, asxzsnsss. failing sers~
cry, lask et energy and confidence, pains
ia the back. iains and Kidneys. and MANY
for siaay. business % saloymsns Il HE.
The doctors SPECIAL treatment can cure
You no matter who or what has failed.
weak - Lost vsger and vitality re-
stored 90 weak men. oFEans
az the body which have been weakened of
shrankea through diseases, aseFwark. sx-
eesxes OF indiseret.ans are restored 20 full
power, strength and yiser by their sac-
cessful systesa Of treatment,
nunfnre cured by their naw method
tien from work. painless, sure aaa per-
maseRt cure.
ss's issres. u ths glands treat.
sd with anfAiliag sneessss
Md Neuralgia. sick, uervous OF con-
g@stise headashs, dull feeling. l9ss
Of memory. aizzsnssss softsnlag Of the
brain,
Cafarrh Which possoas tbs breath. ssom-
aeh and EuaSs and pAsss the
way Tor consumption. threat. tivss. Aid
aey bladder ard all constitutional aud la@
tarnai trpsabsHss Misc rupture, hstAla and
piles treated tar in advance og any oGhar
tnssitus'oa In tae country.
Csnta4leas 8isod pslssa And Al a. 10
blood promptly and thoroughly cured ana
every trace At ths poison Graduated from
the system forever. restoring h.ath And
purity,
Private Diseases inflammation. als
4 neglected OF smprspeFly treated. efsak
9esn ths systesa and cause kidney dis
ezsea sic, permanently cured
N0xe Acute aud Chronic cafsFra of inc
tnse ard ait passages ~ the head.
POLY pus ami ether sro@ths IN ihe nasal
passages psasst s~ls cured without surgical
operation by this treatment alone.
DAe~mstksm Aesate and ehsowi~ fhass-
rnatssw in all tss fnrsnAr~
such enlarged .ns s}sff@ned ls4ass.
musssslsT fnslmatssfs. iaaa1Ase. aei4ssess
ese.
Stnwsrh e'ataFsh. alteration AID dys~
pspsla. indigestion. weakness.
pain aad fusiness after eating, heartburn,
eses
Liver. &o1eo0 All assessss OF che liver.
sptses, toNeiS, ali HaFsosss
ana reflex disorders saesiSastism and al
skis disc sszs @pxefan, salt fisuFSts Ftsx
soses. stln Joint. hairs isv. spinal Irritation.
nervous pr1strsfioa
IhrsAf Catarrhal sore tnrsst acute snd
ehraHta ghassH&itIs. enlarged ton
sis ard palate, hpssa@rssE. lftAH af VOICE,
stsah yslsgm ln fh~ throat, causing ha Hh-
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14
SCIENTIFICALLY mEAy And Cu0E

All OF the following Diseases More eaEa&
are recorded To the credit OF the Institute
IN the share az aekns y lodged letters than
all eghsr specialists eomhlnaas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14

Ex-senatsr John T. Mitchell. u Wis
eonssa. whose taogne AS +FTtpznas Ies-
ferson@ devoted his easifs address to a
esiegy Q. fae sn~snssr - Densaeraay IoAn
= T-s1ersy q la Crosse. answered 20
tie sentiment The Young Darnceraey =
Tso~sas Y. cteAry. of ratnwfiie - Party
Honesty Is Parry D9aty Carter III. Har-
yzsss ~ Chicago, r~sso9asd IS 'rCsSrup~
tiaa IN pestbes-" Mayer Harrison said
10 part.
= Hiss ~ 5he Power e tie y0arx
lssr1sssr8ry x iAe rasser 4 II wsil
hat ses 20 work IN TO 5rss trenches.
20 carry forward the crusade q party
81 p0liEscs unkss corraataan s.sa4l have
es-eD sftysn frzTn hsxa Places, aatsi
acns@tx sARft cc~trst Ia every DEPART
nsns 80 the municipal. tie stsse ard
nsssoaAl government SEalwATx ye1zg
penaacraes rss@9 nes }ca& for an snceEs-
1--we TIE exarsqs~ * s~x so~ II ia are
s&rSaxs ~ a&T rgstaesAl a~A@sr Two
years agr re parry -z4as*~ tf@ .ges
arss~r header w4sh e~Sass aa4s -
stainless a4sa g~T~szz&s character 80
esswescss that ire t~y-se fasss~~d
him. sad fcsse@ AsEs SAL wiz ssca
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-01
Gin }ambercr Gomjml.

gon @oniul Wiloman's BeIdaften
init ben 6ilipinos maht 2ouis Shaoe
ilu rWaibin9ton Sentinel" folgenoe in=
tereliante glittbeilunoen ~. 8.
Mpers, Der amerifaniIhe Sournalift
in Sban99ai. ibrsibt uns, oaB. als
Nauinaloo uno feline IL 8eidbrten auf.
Ger yWc@uuosb" abfubren. orei phillip
piniibe 9anfleute in Song Song s60,=
900 aufbrahten, ipelda tie in Die Ddare
pes General GpuIuls Wiloman leattn,
um Maffen uno Wunition gu fauien
uno cine expedition absuienoen. I'm
DEN aemeiniamen SseinD 81 betdmpfen.
Sic behaupten uno Tie f0nnen betpei=
len. oaB @ilOman ibre Sntereiien in
Der &ihtuna luabrnabm, oaB er ielbit
ben grDBten prOijt pon ienen $50. .0O0
rihtiees glutgelo einbeilnlte.
Sn oeu Musga bepOiten erIdeint }. 9.
eine 5ulnme BON SlO, 900 fiir ,9htpei=
aeselo". 9ie menisen bielisen Mmeri=
faner mDhten tpillerl. mem Der Yartre=
fer Der Ner. Staaten 10000 Dol=
lars Sdtuelgeeelo besablte. Die
Ielben Silipinos leaten ipdter, am
6. SUM 1898, msitere s47,0 900 in
Wiloman's 0dnoe, Inn cine anIere
expedition aus5uriilten. uno CT erbielt
nod anocre summen. poiiir niemals
aud nur eilpas geleiltet ,purre beute
I6luebt in ben Geridten in 6ong=Rona
elne Gloge. in tpeldsr gBiloman err
lubt miro. iber s67, 900 3sdsnIhaft
ablu!egeil."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-01
Grci Weikc Aclnnd)t.

Soufon, 9er., 25. Mai. Drei mei=
Be Wdnner, Somes 0umpbties unf
leine 3lpei S0bne, iinb an Miittlpoi
Nbeno in Dem 9prfe Nlep IN 9enoerIol
Gonntn eelpnht iporben.
Sic 0umpbries maren Sarmer. go,
mebr1ren Mnnaten ,pllr0e Der GDnItab-
ler Wfeltpn pDn gllep bon eirem Mann
ermorbet, Der Elm Yerbrehen beganeel
bate uno Den er psrbaften mollte. 81,
Siiraer ourhIubten Die sanse 8e9en0
lie fonnten aber Den M0yoer nibt fin
ben. Dsan tuuBte, Dab Die 6umpbries
.auf freunoIhaftlihem TuBe nit ben
NiDrber ltanoen.
Gor eluigen Saaen mum tpuroe oel
M6roer WieltOn in Der Nabbaridaft &c
leber, uno es Duroen oann iofort Qlr.
ran9ements seirOffen, Inn ibn einsufan
gen. gie 9umphries erfubren abel
oapon uno es ihsint. oaB lie ibnl Inter
tunft geipdbrt umD ibm gum aipeitel
DIAL sur 6llldt oerbclfen hatten. Git
oariiber auf9ebrahten Nahbarn be-
lhlohen besbalb, Die 0umpbries 81 lpn=
ben., Nm Mittmph Nbeno tam eli
Dauien bon 13. masfirten Mdnnerr
Dor oas 9umphries'lhe 6aus uno tor
oerte ben 0ater uno Die 3.pei S0bnl
auf. beraussutommen. Sen Grauei
lagten lie. DaB Die Wdnner nah ben
IA Meilen entfernten Malatoif Der els
nen Srieoensridter uno pielleiht mad
Ntbens ins @ountp9efdnsniB sebra6l
peroen miiroen. 9lm Sonnerlfag Mor=
gen ihiften Die 6rauen einen aourie,
nab Malafoif. um su erfabren. mas
nit Den orei Mdnnern aeIheben lei,
uno bem Ypten ipurbe mitgetheilt, oaB
man BON ben 0umpbries nibts aeieben
babe. Sic ssrauen 9aben oann ben
9llarm uno Die Nadbarn mahten lid
auf, Inn nod ben @ermiBten su iuben.
2lm Wiittag murben oann auh Die orei
2eihtn. orei Uieilen bon Der 6umpb.
riss'ihen 6arm cntfernt, an elmer eide
6dnaeno gefunoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-01
1MMi.

9sst Getbt es anfsepaBt Gne alte Banernregel be-
iagt bnb eS ai ben Sum- anfontt me bic Grnte alis=
fallsn fpl Mio aut9epabt bob es gnt nm Cure Grnte
rtebt 9enft ooren, oab ber Monat Der Hpen bic bel.
5eraubalten bat. einntal inter bes 1ages Gait Ino
Wibe nnb ioocnn urter Der @lutb ppn lag nuo Vadt
Yefrsit Glren 45rper pnn ben gtigen StDfen iuelG
iid IN eea5cioei a.gehdnit baben Sob 0iefe r6f-
'~ahsblosfetA Glrem G6rper pergtften beueien &opf
idm ...i biliie Sci 1t5farbe, afattigFet Shpinoe,
-. laflppei HfenId,indd.e, Grnd III oer per5grnbe
WeritDpfliug rao idss1ter Geibnlaf i'm Wunoe, geb
it6runaen yerenbediperben. IL. !. 10. 5ur 0enGge
Nlo olifaspabtl Weri nm feine 3eit ben i4on orobt
Die 6lAtb ben ifmaden aDrper gdn5b 5n eutfrdften.
nro aebYondt bic beritnlten ct gernarb Grdnterpis
len b.e in al slpptbefen 5n baten jinb Teie glen
bic EN- Sud nj 9urer 9totb bas ciroige 5nperldfge
e.a:...si G:s cn.b llten feline dbenoen Site, mic
Gl efflfer uno broutben beshab ond5 r,dt ipie bic
;d1lrfeu loubIduFgen GundaIbereien. ibr 6it inter
ibersudertsr 6hfe su Derbergeu Sic beifeben plel=
niebr ans ben belteu Gdften ber heifrdfgdten pan=
3ert Ntio onfgepoBt:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-01

Sic REORGANIZATION Der Baltimore
l,nb Dhir-Babn tit jebt aliidlih boilers
BET. Die yabn bat iDeben Stpei 0ppO-s
tbeten, Die cine bon SIS, O00, 900 Der-
3insli6 nit 81 prDsent uno 5ablbar I'M
Sabre 1926 un0 Die onoere D0r 63. =
600. 900, nit 4 pro3ent bersinslib un0
5ahlbar 1913, nit beren Ollie alle alis-
ftbenoen Ghuloen obbe5ablt iperben.
Sic NeaRruna Derbient burd) oieies
DppOthefen $50, 900 in Torm BON
Rriegslteuer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-01

4 @enleiniun DDn ben glorxny unSx
GroneIls VI iul aoil3stl 2anDe oer Grd=
beri&uiiduuas 9oS bs9anoell ssoxbs,l.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-01

@Sg MY a9a e'asn
r6Tna
blu neleuM Mer emuremm mpy marnsnh
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-01
M1ml,crfleiOcr.

@d6ue Mnsise fir Mdnner BON 5oe uno aammaarn bette
Auatdt nno Nbe III Der M Die in grpBn SdDten fir $50
s22 peat eoe uno oenen nniere @oneuen aaubn Mir
lie en wunoerbur biui0 fir SIG $8, prraen fir
Sf2.OO ale @rOben uno in fb0ner gusmabt.
Wdnneaulae aan mounen Gadmr Die uneren gon-
rnte fir $16 pertauft Derfauen mir fur Sl050.
Mdnnranauae pertb s14 co. unIer gres $3.50.
Wdnnransu9e perth sl2 co. unier Yres S825.
Wdnnerar5Ige werth co. unier Yres s. 90.
Mdnnansua ba fir SO 49, unir Yreis S. 90 800.
yin aans gutter Mnna fir 90.
Nn5uge fur unae Mdnner Aleiden prien Cbae Mnlse
ann man in allen m0slten Sarben baben
WGmmerbpiet.
gsr berfauen haoe 0on fir 93 Gents, before fir $3.50,
nrb 5ehere fur S2.OO uno Die beten bon $3.50 500.
SUIT 0epartemcnt.
Wede MdnnerbHe maer blauer bran Garbe pelhe
unere Gonclrrenen fir 75c. an59n fir 49,
6eoora 6ue fir Mdnnr aae 6arben, wertb 75e fir 48c.
Ste raune uno marae Wdnnerbue Wooeu &c. fir 9Se. bel
Goncurrenen $l.50.
gtrohbte fir Mdnner mde unere Goncurrten as bne fir
SOC. aureibe ner raemdBiaer Gs &c., bel oiefm @erfauI
Csc. Die ibonten etrobbfe fir soo smdBiaer pres $3.50
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-01
&inoer ! M,,siigc.

ain0er Mnsiige
ner Spartmnt anoer Nn5aaen 1T oas poaadnDsae
Der Staot mir baben Nn3aa IS GeniS bis $6. co. Qir
fanln u pe tbere @ee Nf Mnsia mele nun (9era.
Dc IN her W tie Der Gaion) ihr bnab 0dli gBb Derta-
fen, um tie ps 3n a@ss i '
gfe Nn3Hae bette Guatdt uno Nrbt, fir anber big
eSabn mertb $3.50 ir
Ve1e Nnahg mertb IS 90 fur 90.
geie Mn5ige biaig gu 81 50 fir 25.
Wele Nnige Die en3elnen unlerer Goncnnn
onQess meroen. Dertouen mir fur so gebo
riela anmab bon anoeranagen unb Slid 81 so
mele anbere Stores So so peranaen n bloen MuQe
IS Gents, mdbreuo anoere oieibn fir 81 .25 ueaufen.
9tmsitatiirmm9s 1epartemcnt iiir Wdnner.
gde aaoras 5ebn fur adnnsr anabn babare lar.
be, biuie fir 75c. unIr yreis 48c. N
9N Wdnnerbemoen ge9latt unae9dtet ~ 75 fa. 49,
galbrtgan unteeieer fir Wdner bette Soc rab fir
S &appn fir dnner nno anabn Ddbnno oie 0eriaus Sc.
per @tif.
4S< ~ ss<*
4 NnAtnn11 Y
y x
%$a<sAS SxNsNa aSkSs sSX
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-12-05
a moment for breath he again held up

moment for breath he again held up
his hand.
"Col. Armstrong went with Mr..
Prime, did hep"
with every assurance that the prod
igal should be produced forthwith and
restored to the paternal BOSOM" de-
claimed Mrs. Garrison, melodramatic-
ally, and would have ranted on, never
noting the flush Of pain and embarrass-
ment that almost instantly appeared
in the faces of Miss Lawrence and her
dark-eyed eastern cousin, nor seeing the
warning in her husbands eyes; but at
the moment the tent flap was thrown
back and held open to admit a tall,
gray-haired civilian whose silk hat was
uplifted as he entered in courteous rec
ognition of the group, despite the dis
tress that was betrayed in the pallor of
his face and the instant glance Of his
dark eyes toward the slender girl, who
stepped eagerly forward. Mrs. CIR
rison, turning quickly, saw, and with
swift, agile movement sprang to one
side. The general slowly struggled up
from his easy chair. Reaching her
fathers side Miss Prime laid her hand
upon his arm, looking fondly and
anxiously into his face. A soldierly,
middle-aged officer, In dripping forage
cap and rain coat, stepped quickly in
and lowered the flap.
"Did you find him, father?" was Miss
Primes low-toned, faltering question.
1--WE found-the soldier referred to;
Col. Armstrong has been most kind; but
it wasn't your brother at oil, my child"
ITO be continued
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-12-05

o'clock and now there were four, and
the four were having five-o'clock tea.
AT least anyone would have said they
were four blithe girls, innocent of
graver responsibilities than social calls
and dinner or dance engagements, for
never looked four young women SO free
from the cares of this world than those
who were picturesquely grouped about
the generals camp table and under the
brilliant reflector of the generals lamp;
but the plain gold circlet on the slender
finger of the merriest and noisiest and
smallest of the four, and the fact that
she had nothing to say to the senior of
the four attendant officers except in
the brief, Indifferent tones of assured
proprietorship, and very much to say
to the other three, told different story.
The generals manner lost none Of its
kindness, even though close observer
would have seen that his face lost lit
tie of its light as he recognized in the
evident leader of the revels and mistress
of the situation the wife of his senior
aid-de-camp. An hour before he
thought her thousand miles away
and SO did her husband.
"Bless your dear old heart!" ex-
claimed the little lady, springing to her
feet, facing him with indomitable
smiles and thrusting forward two slen-
der, white, bejeweled hands. "No-
don't say you disapproye! Don't scoldl
Don't do anything but sit right down
here and have cup of your own de-
licious tea Frank, some boiling wa
ter)-that no one makes for you as l
do-you've owned it many time. And
then we're all going in to the Palace
for dinner and then to the theater, and
I'll tell you all about 1t between the
acts. Oh, you poor dear! ought to
have come before-you've been work.
ing yourself to DEATH"
And by this time, resolutely pulling,
she had towed the general to D ahain
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-12-05

kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats. and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their BEGIN
ming in kidney trouble.
lfyou are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Dr.. Kilmers
Swamp.Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for It's
wonderfulcures OF the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits SvEw
by all druggists in fifty Al,si7s,11k6f37 5:46a
cent and one-dollar siz-
es. You may have .zsse.sl. 1si. !H13fll ne
sample bottle by mail Home Of swsmpRoo,
free. also pamphlet telling you how to find
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-12-05
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER billy Gray, young college
student, secures leutenant's commission
on breaking out of Spanish-American war.
He meets Mr.. Prime, Miss Prime and
Miss Amy Lawrence
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-12-05
Over-Mork Meakef1s
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they I'll
ter out the waste or
impurities In the blood.
If they are sick or out
Of order. they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matism come from ex-
cess of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-14
Muy Sedores mics:
Normal
V1aje a Fajardo

Ma1ans por la ma1ana & las 7 medi
saldra para Ell puerto de Fajardo ell vapo'
eBorinquen, conduoiendo q los Sres que FIR
man la comisidn enoargada de elegir 81 siti'
sn ell que debsrau levantarse los edi6eios des
tinados 4 la Esouela Normal 8 Industrial de Is
Provincial que SO crea en- aquel pueblo, de cuyo
p%ro7e-to "a tienen conocimiento nuestros leo
torres.
La oitada comisi6n Ia componen ell JEFF
del Bureau de Estado D. Manuel Camunae
y 81 Sr. D. Salvador Ros designado por el Co.
bernador General. 81 Presidente de la Junta de
Instruction Pdblioa Mayor Croft, 81 Tesorerc
Doctor Wyborg y ell Secretario D.. Eoriqut
Hernandez, unien los ,les en- aquel pueblo Q
Professor D.. Enrique Huyke, residente en- AFRO
20 Ademas de los referidos Sres, seran de Ia
excur. ion las Srtas Odd y Fugate = %nuestro
director titular que ha tenido Ell honor de re
cibir atents invitacion.
Bnvism q nuest, q felioit.ci6n al s;mpatico
pueblo de Fajardo por ell exito que ha alcan
zado, y deseamos yer proLto convertible en-
hechos esa importante mejora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-14
Fhtze Lundt y a.--San Juan.

Tlene de venta a preoios barstos-Piedra
plAstica maros Corona Ron superior en- DO
ooyes-Csrve.a maroa Observation-Disclosures
Bourbon en- csjas-Whiskey superior en- bavri.
Arroz H.mbargo -Arroz Japon-H arm. Els
treNa lie Iscas -Harins Leon. NS-12-7
La Compahfs de ~zarzuela de Leioi-
babazs, reoibira 81 tia II por ell vapor america.
10, los u!timos exitos de Madrid Las msp.
if sas zsrsuelas: <Gig.ntes = Cabezudos,, <La
Coartada,. sLos B ,rrschos., <El Beso de Ia
Duq1esa,. clos tres iilones., sDe la piel del
Diab!o,s &c querer de Ia Pepa. y cinco mas.
- Ha pssado a informe del alcalde, IN
esorito de don Alfredo Egipcisoo, elevado 4
Seoreta,is Civil.
cisco, la poiicfa Ia detenido aver & Ia joven
Francisco Cordero.
-. Hs sido d~esestimsds una queia del
doctor don Pablo Hernandez. Cartsgena protes.
tando de que Ell Ayuntamiento de Cabo Rojo
le declarsra cessnte, como me- iico titalar y
90 .flrmada la rectitud del Ayuntamiento. por
que procedi6 dentro de las fa%cnltades que le
conoede 10 'ey.
En- reyerts que tnvo logar en- la Gale
de Ia Luna entire Jose Cintr6n , Francisco
Contreras, resolto este hsrido y fu6 asistido en-
- Sc Ia comunicado al alcalde de Lss
Piedras, que solamente en- 81 case de que 10
Iglesia oonstituy. un peligro para los veo,nos,
Sc prooeds 4 ~instruir 81 expediente del case.
Sc esta procedieodo al derribo de las
casitss que qaedsron en- ruinoso estado en- Ia
Gale de 10 Conoordis en- Msysgues.
Toda Ia prensa del pats pide olemen.
cia para los reos sentenciados 4 muerte en-
Maysgdez.
Fl doctor don Edmundo Z Riopel,
hs embarcado en- Areoibo a~oompahado de ga
hijs, con direction + Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-14
Ell DR.. del Vale
en- Washington.
Vista & las Autoridades O6oiales interesA san
dolas en- las reformas para Pto-Rico.

Vista 8 las AutoridsGes O6ciales interesAn-
dolas en- las reformas para Pto-Rico.
Washington, Ootabre 2-El Dr. Francisco
del Vale, prim sramente Aioalde de San juan
y luego Seoretario dol Interior en- ell Gabln.te
puertorriqueho, re.idente en- la aotuaiidad en-
Baltimore, ha estado en- Wa hi, gton en- estos
ultimos dias visitando los o6cia es tel Gobior-
no. LIE aoompa1aban su hijo 81 Dr.. F. del
Vale Jr. y Mr. Otto Schoenrich como int6rpte'
FL DR. del Vale, tuvo una larga o~onferen.
cia ON ell Conf ion ado de Educ.cion Harris,
en- la cual sehsl6 la nece .idsd de edIfoios espe
ciales para escuelas en- Puerto Rico. e. DR..
Harris ie hizo numerosas pregnntas le obse'
quio con publioaoiones de su ofcina.
En- la vista que hizo al DR.. Walter Wy
man C%irujsno General, le hlso conocer la nece'
sidad de una barca de desinfeccion para ell
puerto de San Juan, cuya barca ha sido hace
mucho tempo pedida por las antoridades de
al t y hablo lie las precauciones que deblan to-
msrse para evitar la Introduction de la hebre
amarillo en- ert Rico.
En- su iterview con George D Meiklejhon
ayudante del Seoretario de la Guerra, 20 discu
to Ia situa ci6n econ6mics de Puerto RICO. Mr.
Meiklejohn lie dijo: 70 me doy ouenta de Ia ne
cesldad de reformas eoonomicas en- Puerto II {.
co. Fl pr6ximo Congreso los decidira. Algo
debe hacerse pues los mercados espah les Sc
han Dorado para Uds y los uuestros no Sc han
alberto. Es probable que Puerto Rico eera
pronto uua parte permsnente 8 integrante de
os Estados Unidos, y al principle de Ia session
lei proximo Cougreso se preaentara ell bill pa
a haoerlo Territorio de los Estados Unidos.
Del Baltimore Sum"
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N0ticias.

-. Con gran sp ratio, msgnldcas dte,-
raciones y mny bien eas.ysds, tepdrA lugar
esta noche la graz zarzuela basada sobre una
nove'a de Julio Verne. titulsda sLOS so
BRINOS DEL CAPTAIN GRANT, La ex
pres.da obra s pessr de .er en- 4 aotos y II
~cuadros, Ia empresa asegurs que conciuira &
las doce. Sc ha heoho algana rebsja en- los
preoios.
-. Por 6rden de 10 Corte Federal hs
tornado poeesi6n del csrgo de administrator de
Ia Planta El6otrica de MaysgUez Mr.. W. P.
Van Prssg.
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5 l50. $50
Carlos B Melz. Agente general y Banquero.
Carlos F.. Storer. Superintendent
N-A-15-1
~ Los sehores Lopez hermanos, de HUI
macao. han pedido condonaci6n de cortribu-
clones.
~ La aloaldfa de Lola hs psdido auto
rizacion para sbrir IA nuevo empsdronamiento
de ganado
~ FL j6ven don Adolfo A. Fortune,
fot6grafo aficionado, SO Marcia en- breve para
San Lorenzo, en- busca de mejor china para
reponer su salud auebrantada. Deseamos que
logre sus deseos.
Ha sido remitido & la Secretarfa CT
vii eli e1 pediente justi6oativo de que son de la
propiedad de don Manuel Rivera 5000 moneda
espaf1ola que hay en- deposito en- las areas mu-
nicipAles de GALES.
Procedente de <Liverpoo', y etcals,
fonde6 en- nuestro puerto Ell vspor espanol
sserra,, con oArgs general.
Prooedente de varios Juzgados de la
leila han llegado aver s Ia Seoretarfa Civil 81
declaraciones de nacionalidad eepahols,
Do1a Mag 1a|ena Coy ha solicitado
autorizaoi6n para trasladar del oementerio de
esta oiudad & Is Capilla de la V. O.. T Francis
cana los restos de So esposo don Jaun Mateu y
les de su ito don Ramon Tizol.
Sc ha remitido & Ia Seoretarfa Civil
por ell slcalde de Ysuco, certifoaoiones que de.
muestran Ia oesaoi6n de don Juan O.iveri,
como miembro de aQuel AYunta miento.
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5. 1## $500 ea. 4#l@N --.
maa minimo 1 nm cumplido csballsro como I'd
en- nuestro comunioado objeto dc esta deaa-
venencis-
De I'd altos ans. g.:
J A. Vasquez-R. Quihones-Gmo. Bird
Cruz Morales Jesus Rlvera-Csrlos Benites
Santsna-Hilario Lopez Crus.
Sefiores Don j. A. Vazquez, r. Quiiones
g. R. Bird, Crus Morales, Jesus Rivers. Car
los Benites Santana-Hilario Lopez Cruz.
Presente
Ceiba 8 Octubre 1898.
Muy Sedores mics:
Acusando recibo & Ia atenta de Uds. debo
manifestarles que dejando s I'M lado Ia inter-
pretaoi6n que oada cual ha dado y eigue dsndo,
4 los heohos oourridos en- este pobiado, = to-
niendo en- ouenta la sincera y honrada mani
festaci6n de V. ", retro toda palabra 6 Erase
que pudi:ra oonsiderarss ofensivs para tan
cumplidos caballeros como Uds. en- Ell ultimo
pArrsfo de mi ditimo comuniosdo.
Su alto
Juan D Medina,
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Carta de Caracas.
8 de Octubre de 1899.

Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE
DE PUERTO. Rico.