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The Portland daily press., 1900-12-03

The DAILY PRESS is delivered at these rates
every morning to subscribers in all parts OF
Portland. and in westbrook and South Port
land.
MAINE STATE PRESS weekly
BY the year. 81 in advance. or SIPS at the END
of the year.
For six months, 50 cents; for three months. rs
cents.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-03

Iu order 60 introduce walter
Baker Il Co., Ltd. Caracas ChOc-
Oiate Tablets i'm 5 CT packages,
8 tabiess 90 "a package making 5
cups OF chocolate, every lady
purchasing "A package can OBJ
tain one OF Miss Parloa's ceie-
brated Cook Books free of
charge. For sale AT ALI the lend
ing gr0cers. druggists md con-
fecriOnery stores throughout the
State of Maine. nov2Sd1w'
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-03

of Boston, will give treatments daily
from o a. IN. to 5 .. m. at Room G7,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18

by Benjamin Rennlnger. Inc way
on was driven by an employee. A
box in the wagon contained a calf.
The COW was following. Both were
intended for shipment on the cars
The collision between the wagon
and the buggy was a wrecker. The
wagon was knocked out of running
order. The horse, the driver and
calf were unhurt, but the COW was
stampeded and left her calf and
fled for this side of the river. The
contact with the wagon was suf-
ficent to tear the harness and the
horse freed of his load started on a
wild run across the river bridge
and out in the valley for Mr.. Sic
ber's farm some four miles distant.
He ran out the McAlisterville road
to the RothrOck farm and there
took the crOss-road to the Cedar
Springs road. When he came to
that highway he did not take time
to turn, but dashed across the road
and over the fence onto the farm
of the heirs of Jonas Kaufman and
ran through a number of wire
fences and came across the farm to
the Mexico road and thence out
the road by the Gingrich farm to
the Sieber farm. Renninger's COW
also started east on run and was
not found until Sunday when she
was discovered quietly grazing
! along the road way between Cedar
Springs and Mexico. Mr. Siebel
was severely hurt and for a time il
was feared his Injuries might prove
fatal. No bones were broken and
he is recovering from the shock
and from the bruises on his body.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18
O7H. .OOO for B0cknell UnIver-

Lewisburg, July 10.-The fund of
S75,OOO for Bucknell University Of
which Mr.. John D. Rockefeller con-
tributes $4,000, is completed. OF
the amount $33, 900 has been paid iu.
Rev. VIM. Barrows of Oxford, Pa,
gives $500 to establish prize in
Classical Philology in memory of his
SOD. Herbert q. Barrows, deceased.
It has been decided to install a
central heating plant from which all
the buildings of the University will
be warmed and lighted.
Prof. T. 81 Hamblin of the faculty
spends the summer in Athens; Er.
Aviragnet in Paris; DIR. Schwill in
Madrid and Miss Hanna of the 10
stitute in Germany.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18
The Altoona water supply is short

The Altoona water supply is short.
The thermometer ranged high
among the nineties on Sunday.
Charles Adams who has been in
Pike county the past number of
months is home on vacation.
Sugar hes advanced in price ow
ing chiefly to the fact that the time
for inning fruit and berries las come
in the northern states.
David A. Paterson Cf Academia
and OF Company Il. 195th regiment
Pennsy lvania volunteer infantry has
had his F. nsion increased from $l2
20 $l7 per month.
The Improvement Association OF
Huntingdon, Pa, has donated Is
lngs iron cans to the borough.
Tn. Sc c -ns will he used as rece pta'
cles for waste paper, etc, and will be
plac d at convenient POINTS along the
n ost travelled streets.
The first fruit Of the Spanish wal
was Manila. It was the first Span
ish ross. ssion to fail into the lap oi
Unc'e Sam. Bryan says away with
Manila and the Filipinos, we'll have
none of them. He calls it imperia'
lem. The voters will settle the Bry
an question. After next November
Mr.. Bryan and imperialism and ex
paDsion will not be mentioned.
Philadelphia has a divine healer
named Gentry, who seems to b,
ahead of ether healers of the same
kind in this dsy and generation HI
o,a ms that be holds talk with an an
gel He is not the only luna ic il
the county who makes the same dec
laration. Lunatics Of that kind ma
be found in every asylum in the
country. The man or woman who il
troubled with such hallucination.
shonld try and get rid of the unfort
unate imagination.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18
SENTINEL 4 REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN. PA.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1S, 1909
TERMS.

ABSORPTION $1.O0 per year if paid
8, advance; $1.5O If not paid in ad-
transient advertising and local
notices cents a line.
REDUCTIONS will be made to those de-
airing to advertise by the year, half or
quarter year.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18
WEsTW ARD.

Trains Nos. 2 ard 3 ccrnect at Blair's
Mills with Concord, Doylesburg Dry Run,
Nossville, Nicely ton, Shade Gap, Shade
Valley and Goshorn Station Stage Lines.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18
Only ThIreeen.

A round million sheepmen are
waiting for a chance to vote for
VIM. Mckinley. There may be
others, but so far we have heard
of but Ii sheepmen, who positive
ly refuse to vote for Mckinley.
Thirteen is an unlucky number. -
american Sheep Breeder, Chica-
go.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18

OcmOcFdtS Ill IL DIS TcpuuIlCnuo.
The democratic platform seems to
be especially made to tear the dem
ocratic party to pieces and it will
do it handsomely.
The representatives of the Chi
nese government insist on it that
the Chinese government has had
nothing whatever to do with the
outrages perpetrated upon foreign
ers, but that the Outrages were
committed by rioters of the hood
lum class. Time will reveal the
Itrue state of affairs.
Charles Renninger did the haul
| ing for citizens of Altoona, who
will take a vacation of some six
week in Macedonia. On Saturday
Renninger hauled their houses from
the railroad to Macedonia. They
have two houses, section houses,
that are in panels and can easily
be taken down or put up.
It is hard thing to believe the
statement that comes by telegram
from the old world that the Brit
ish Admiral Seymore ordered his
wounded marines to be killed to
prevent them from falling into the
hands of the Chinese. The excuse
for such an act is, he feared the
wounded would be mutiiated by the
Chinese.
j Howard Funk has the contract
for taking down the Lutheran par,
sonage. He proposes to take II I
down, clean and separate the the s1.' .S'
from the hard brick and pile tnt
brick, remove the wood work care
fully in a workmaniike manner
take out the nails, pile the mater
iai, tie lath into bundles and aeai cieai
avay the rubbish for one hundred
and twenty five dollars.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18

Most all the printers in town
grouped in ReplOgle's gallery on
Saturday at P. NJ, and had their
| pictures taken.
A Frenchman with a dancing
bear fell in with a party of Italians
at place called Listie, Blair Co.,
last Thursday. The Italians had a
keg of beer. The Frenchman drank
freely. So did the bear. The bear
became drunk and ran through the
streets of the town driving every
one. indoors. One man was severe
ly bitten ON an arm.
Ex-County Commissioner Neal
NJ. Stewart of McCoysville was in
town on Friday. He had with
him demi- john full of water that
flows from the well that was drill
ed for coal oil near McCoysville
some years ago. The water has
medicinal qualities. Who knows!
McCoysville may become a sanitar-
ium by and by. The drilled well
is in black slate-marcellus slate.
While engaged in picking ber-
ries west of Altoona, Pa, one day
recently, William Van Altman was
bitten on a finger by large rat
tlesnake. Having coOlly dispatch
ed the reptile, he took out his
pOcket-knife. cut off the finger at
the first joint and then hurried to
Altoona and had the injured finger
properly dressed. No ill results
have as yet resulted. How's that
for wonderful nerve!
Bellwood Bulletin, July 13: =
One day last week George Confer
was cutting rye on the Swartz farm
a mile north of Howard. After
lighting his pipe he threw the
burning match ON the ground and
went to get a drink of water, but
upon looking up from the fountain
of aqua after he had quenched his
burning thirst George discovered
the rye field on fire. About an
acre of grain was destroyed before
the fire could be put out.
Bryan and his friends turned to
denounce expansion, but they dis
covered that the word expansion is
to well understood for much wool
pulling and that in point of fact all
the Americans are practical eX-
pansionists. Almost every Ameri-
can wants to expand. 1t is the aim
of almost every American to ex-
pand. Foreigners came to Ameri
ca to expand. Well the democrat
ic leaders have discovered that
they use the wrong word. So they
have dropped the word expansion
for the word imperialism. So then
in this campaign they will write
and talk about imperialism.
Information by wire from China
is of the widest kind of barbaric
outrage. The reports are true or
they are not true, but they are of
the most deplorable nature that
man can conceive of foreigners that
have been murdered; their bodies
dragged through the streets of Pc
kin; women were outraged, their
eyes and tongues cut out; some
were burned; some were left to lie
where murdered and outraged.
The outrages are like those that
the Indians inflicted on the white
settlers. 1t is hoped that the re-
ports may be proven not true All
the Chinese in Pekin who had be-
come Christians have been mur-
dered.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18

Trains Nos. ] and connect at Port Royal
with Way Passenger and Seashore Express
On P. &. T., and Nos. and with Mail east.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18
HARVEST HOME

Pannabaker's Island Harvest
Home viii be held, Saturday Aug
uet 4, 1900.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18
CARLOADS of FURNITURE

WONDERFUL are the cures b.
" Hoods Sarsaparilla, and yet thsy
are simple and natural. Hoods SaFa6
rarilla makes PURE BLOOD.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18

Tuscarora. Valley Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MONDAY, JUNE. ~,
1898.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18

D. GRING, President and Manager
G. K. MILLER, General Agent.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18

J. c. MOORHEAD,
Superintendent.
T. s. MOORHEAD,
President.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-23
Tisste ] |lluaCi0ln ! / / ! ! !.
Inc OflERIO.

Nos escriben de aquel pueblo
diciendonos que aquella jurisdic-
cion, antics tan rica j floresciente,
esta siendo teatro de la mas espan-
tosa miseria; que los escasos frutos
memories que Sc habfan plantado ivan
a perd derse, como consecuencia de
la terrible SEGA que les castigai j que
indudab blemente So perdera tambien
el tabaco 81 no uueve pronto, con
10 que vendrA una ruina total.
Infnidad de fanilias, hambrien-
tas j miserables yagan de IN fado
para otro sin hallar trabajo donde
ganar un mendrugo de pan. Los
braceros abandonan ell hogar con
direction a Ponce, con ell fin de ms
cribirse en- las 1istas de emigran-
tes. E"~
III Jamas habfamos presenciado
una situac ci6n tan violenta LENA de
angustias, nos dicen; jamas habfa-
mos creid 10 llegar q tai grado de mi
serias, i mucho menos estando CO.
bijados por Ell pats mas rico del mum.
do. .,-. M. I.<
-. .iQuA Dies nos asista! -.
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?'iisl'as tanP|,'.is
teutrdk.

Como ell teatro de esta capital
ha sido cedido, por su actual arren,
datario, para los bales que han de
tener lugar en- estos dias, la empresa
de la Compaflfa dramatica espafola
"Luisa Ma artinez Cascade no funcio-
nara en- 81 hasta ell jueves 10 de Mar
20. :.I ,.. .e
Como va SO ha dicho, la presen-
tacion de dicha compan1a tendra lu-
gar con ell interesantfsimo drama en-
4 actos original del laureado drama
turgo espaflol don Jose Echegaray,
titulado ''Mancha que limpia" en- q.
segun Ia prensa de Cuba y Mejico
hace la Sra. Casado una creaci6n del
papel de Matilde iasegura los exitos
y tsmporada de su compaf1fa donde
quiera que SO presenta.
Dicha Empresa trata de abrir
un abono de doce funciones, dividi-
das en- dos de 6, rebajando del pre-.
clio de las localidades abonadas el
1919 en- ell abono de 6 funciones Is
en- el de 12. r.. n
La Empresa promote asf mismo
no repetir ninguna obra en- los abo-
nos ofrece representa- las mejores
de su vasto renertorio eligiendo en-
tire las notables producciones "Man-
cha que linn npia'', "Marfa del Car
men" 'sDivorciemonos'' "Juan Jose, ;"
"Demi- "Maria Antonieta, ;"
"Militares paisanos, y La plegaria
de los naufragos "La pasionaria,
"Angela, Ma ria Rosa, GEL sombre-
70 de copa, "Zaragtieta, "Amor
de madre," Villa Tula' etc. etc. y
estrenar ell interesante drama GEL
pan del pobr g. y "El proceso Drey-
fus'' que ha Waldo q la compaf1a
Casado grandes exitos en- la Habana
dltimamente.
A pesar de 10 numerosa que es
la compaf11a Martinez Casado y del
credito que ha sabido conquistar por
la moralidad de sus artistas, ell buen
desempef1o de las obras las simpa-
tfas que ha obtenido de cuantos pd-
blicos vista, regiran los siguientes
precios: Gril1es sin entradas So. Pal
cos principales idem, palcos bajos
50 so, luneta con entrada un peso; en-
trada general so ctvs. Idem de ga,
lerfa 25, plata provincial. Ell abono
esta cargo del Sr. don Ernesto Ca
rreraS.
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P0liCla en- ArGclbO.

A una comuni caci6n que dirigio
el alcalde de Arecibo & la Secretar1a
Civil, manifestandole que en- vista
de haberse suprin1 lido algunas pla-
zas de policfa nun nicipal, Sc habian
organizado patrull as para la v1gilan-
cia de la poblaci6n, Eique estas Sc
negaban a continuar en- sus servicios
por virtud de un pmor que circula.
ba de que la policfa insular las prem
deria, Ell Secretario Civil ha manifes-
tado a aquella aut pridad local, que
10 procedente es gu 70 el Ayuntamien-
to aumente las plaza as de polic1a mu-
nicipal en- ell ndmer o que Sc conside-
re necesafio con arreglo los re.
acursos de que pueda disponer, 6 en-
su defecto solicitar ell aumento de
guardias de la policfa insular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-23
EI bale
de an0cha.
Result6 esplendido.

. Result esplendido. :.
Ell neatro estaba bellamente
adornado. Los palcos, todos, cua=
jados de harnesses damas lujosamen.
to trajeadas. ......, w.
En- el proscenio. ell General Da
Wis, su distinguida sonora esposa
(que habla muy bien ell castellano) y
sus bellas hijas, shacfan los honores
de Ia fiesta Recibfan a los concu-
rrentes i para todos ten1an frases
de afecto. s~ss7 sa' :. 7ssss ~ ss-
En- el salon no habfa !asientos,
seg1n las exigencias de la moda mo-
derna. Sci tbailaron tres lanceros,
tres valses, il ocho Two Steps.
Llamaban la atencion por su
esplendida belleza elegancia unas
cuantas danas americanas, cuyos
nombres sentimos no recordar. z
Por todas parties solo Sc ola Ell
idioma de Byron. Cualquiera crei-
RIA que nos hallabamos en- Philadel-
phia, Boston 8 Chicago. Por CEN
tenare Sc podfan contar los aneri-
canos de, ambos sexos que llenaban
ell Teatro. Ei elemento native es-
case. Tai Fvez no negaban a tres
dozen as. H. 20
Ell bale era de- etiqueta, pero
habfa concurrentes .vestidos con
americana, uniformes de gala de
-diario algunos con el traje de ma
mana de paises tropicales en- el RI
gor del veraho, 6 sea de drill blanco
con b otines del mismo color. No
GREEN os queHese traje sea Ell de eti-
quota en- ninguna parte del mundo.
Era Ia nota discordante de muy
NAL efecto en- tan hermosa reu-
ni6n .. Il e
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De San Lorenzo.

Los pobres de aquf' Sc congratu
Ian de la nueva distribution de ra-
clones que les ha otorgado el Co.
bierno, i tienen mayor motive de
complacencia porque ha sido encar'
gado para la distribution ell mismo
cabo americana, que repartio las
que Sc trajeron raiz del temporal,
pues dicho militar, Mr.. Daniel E.
Brosse, conoce va a los verdaderos
necesitados de ese socorro, Sc 10
distribuye con actividad carif1o;
es tai su cello caritativo, que vista
q los indigentes en- sus propios bo-
hios, remedia -sus necesidades pa
ternalmente, teniendo por los enfer'
mos ell mas solicito cuidado.
Aparte de este, de las familias
pobres que tienen algdn individuo
habil para ell trabajo pero que no
encuentran donde ocuparse, los EN-
plea en- n1mero de 25 6 30 en- la com
posici6n de las Gales cuyas obras
las dirige ell mismo con toda compe-
tencia, sin que le cues stem NADIA al
Ayuntamiento mereciendo por clio
la gratitud del pueblo.
al ronO1flo oSJo UrlDuUO uo JUS
ticia, 10 hacemos tambien al no me-
nos honorable vecino don Juan J.
Davila, que ayudando al Cabo anne
ricano, en- su prop6sito d 3 dejar gra-
tos recuerdos con su fino comporta'
miento, arreglo de las GALES, ha
logrado dicho Sr. Davila realizar
una suscripcion entire el vecindario,
con cuyo importe viene alquilando
carros para facilitar ese importante
trabajo.
Hato. Grande, Febrero 20 de 1900.
EI Age7ote.
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los ih'llg..aIs i
ra|s'|'trriAy,a.s. ID II

Con motive del suelto que sobre
el particular a que SO contrae ell tt,
ltulo de estas Hneas, publicamos aver
han estado en- esta Redacci6n7 7el Sr.
|Dr. Morell, aludido por.' nosotros,
un grupo de los inmigrantes a que
nos referimos. 81. - .-.~@.
I. Ell primero nos ha manifestado
que no fue 81 ell jefe de la expedition
nj tuvo q su cargo la contrata de di-
chos trabaja sino simplemen.
te acompaf1o estos en- su viaje des-
de Ponce, como medico dela expe,
dici6n. Ell mencionado Sr. Nha me-
gado tambien la certeza de LOS infor-
mes que q este respecto nos suminis-
traron los inmigrantes que estHvie-
ron aver en- son de- protesta en- es-
tas oficinas, pues asegura que todos
los que embarcaron en- Poncea a Dor.
do del xCyllet, S hbian la labor a que
hab1an de consagrarse en- este pals,
i los demas particulares de la con-
trata, por hab6rsele hecho conocer
q todos particula larmente, ademas de
las publicaciones que este respec-
to Sc hicieron en- la prensa poncef1a.
Los conceptps del Dr.. Morell
fueron ratiticados por los inmigran.
tes presentes, que Sc 1laman Ismael
Torres, Ramon Rey, Juan Vazquez,
Angel Rodriguez, Jose Nuf1ez, Juan
Martinez, Reyes Cuevas, Leonides
Risgual Domingo Rengel, tod o S
puertorriquef1os. ~ ....-. -
Estos individuos han abandona-
do tambien 10 ira bajos de las minas
i son de los que p plulan por esta ciu-
dad sin recursos de ninguna clase
Como Sc We, hay entre'los inmi,
grantees quienes aseguran que han
sido engaf1ados, tnientras que otros
de ellos mismos ID niegan terminan-
temente., .5- -,
Insistimos en- que la autoridad
debe tomar cartas en- el asunto, a.
doptando precauciones respecto de
esos hombres sin ocupaci6n que va
gan entire nosotros. 5.
de Gel Cub ano Libres.)
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La Situaci0n.

Hemos usado abusado tanto de
la lamentacion la queja, que hoy
nos pasa como al pastor de la fabu-
la, que cuando realmente vino el To-
DO nadie le crefa. -
ii Pues bien, Ell lobo de la miseria
10 tenemos en- casa; grahcamente 10
pinta don Vicente Usera en- su ca
blegrama & Washington que publ
camos aver. Los braceros piden
trabaio que 10 hay; los hacendados
refacci6n, de que carecen; el conner
clio transaccionesa que no tiene; j
toda Id masa social de Puerto Rico
SO encuentra hondamente perturba-
da con esta gran crisis economical.
Solo en- nuestras relaciones mercan-
tiles con la nueva metr6poli hemos
perdido en- ell pasado aflo un million
de pesos; porque un million fue el
exceso de las importaciones sobre
las exportaciones. Y cuando un
pals consume mas de 10 que produ-
ce su ruina es inevitable, su banca-
rrota es evidente su muerte segu-
ra. ."
En- tanto nos dicen de la metro
poll en- reciente telegrama <que 81
gobierno <estudia> 10 mas conve-
niente para los intereses de este pue-
blo.> He ahf un estudio q la espa-
flola con Ia agravante de la flema in.
glesa.
Y 81 triunfa la tarifa Dingley,
tendremos que ell arroz, principal
alimento de nuestros campesinos i
braceros, aumentara sus precios ac-
tuales, agravando mas, 81 es possible,
la actual situaci6n.
Ha cambiado tanto ell aspecto
del problema econ6mico en- Puerto
Rico, que la obra que en- un princi-
pio era puramente financiera, ha de-
generadO en- una obra de humanidad,
no dejando perecer multitud de. IA
milias que pueden ser v1ctimas de
las tarifas aduaneras.
Y no Sc crea que exageramOs;
dejad el amurallado recinto, said al
campo, id q palpar la verdad de
nuestras airmaciones
Aquf, en- Ia Capital, tambien Sc
siente ell malestar econ6mico, pero
estamos en- tempo de carnaval con
lluvias de confetti i latigazos de SER
pentinas, queremos aparecer, por 10
menos, ricos en- volubles papelillos
va que nuestros bolsillos no contie-
nen otra cosa de mayor densidad.
va hemos senalado otras veces,
ell hecho signifcativo de la inmigra-
cion de puertorriqueflos; cuando el
hijo huge del hogar .paterno es por-
que la vida Sc le ha hecho intolera-
BILE en- 81. Nadie deja gustoso ell lar
nativo, nj las brisas de sus bosques,
nj la belleza de sus campinas, nj las
amistades de su infancia, nj a1n los
mas nfmios objetos que traen re.
cuerdos de la infancia la amistad
81 la imperiosa necesidad no 10 i'm
pele alejarse. Y 10 peor de todo que
la immigration de un pals es 10 que
mas 10 empobrece, ahf esta Italia co
mo demonstration tangible.
Esta es la situaci6n, q grandes
rasgos, de nuestro pals. Toca a los
que 10 han traido q tai estado VOL
verlo pr6speroi tloreciente, como 10
era antes.
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l8|e esia ii de S, Jose.

Ell IIustrfsimo y Reverend1simo
Sr. Oh bispo Diocesano celebrara eI
domingo Is del corriente a las z de
su maf1ana i en- la Capilla del Santf-
simo Rosario Ia misa de communion
general de los asociados i devotos
de nuestra Sra. del Rosario, siendo
ameniz ado el acto con canticos alu-
sivos. !. Il -. =- -
Sc suplica la mas puntual asis-
tencia 8 todos los asociados en- par
ticular con la insignia de la asocla
ci6n, q los demas 6eles en- general.
Ell CAPELLAN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-23
NOtas de ArrOTO.

La juventud obrera federal de
este pueblo levanta una suscripci6n
con Ell objeto de regalarle al Alcalde
Sr. Virella, un bast6n de mando, en-
prueba de aprecio por sus acertadas
gestiones ADMINISTRATORS.
En- la pasada semana han vi
sido nuestro puerto cinco vapor es
procedentes do Ponce 8 isla Cul e.
bra.
-Continua la zafra con gran
animaci6n, Sc han hecho ventas de
azucar para exportaci6n pagandose
azucar refino 81 y mieles a SIG los
100 galones.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-23

A la medida: camisas, cue
Hos calzoncillos So hacen en- Gel
Cielo,, Arrivi Hermanos; cuentan
para clio con uno de los mejores ca.
miseros, para mas eomodidad d q la
gran clientela de esta casa Sc to- man
tambien medidas a domicilio; sprti-
do colossal de telas tintes frmes para
camisas calzoncillos; los mejores
colchones i, constan to baratillo; en-
GEL Cielo" Fortaleza Is.