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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
Arson.

D. o. Edwards has returned from Hi
nois where he was called by the illness
of his mother, who is at present slowly
improving in health.
A number of the Young folks sprung
a surprise on Miss Nevada Bratcher on
her birthday. All present had an enjoy
able time and departed wishing the
young lady many more happy birthdays,
A number of our hunters enjoyed a
a rabbit hunt last week, under the lead
ership of Messrs. Myers and Thompson.
A total of two hundred and ninety-nine
rabbits were killed, Captain Thompson's
party being winners in the contest.
Supper was furnished by the vanquished
party at the home of J. Bonham and all
participants in the affair report jolly
time.
Anumber of Lewis Edwards friends
assembled at his home and made his
seventeen birthday pleasant affair.
Last Wednesday Ora Erwin and Miss
Flora Snyder were united in the holy
bords of matrimony at the home of the
brides parents, in the Strip. The bride
and gr1 are both well known and
highly esteemed by the people of our
community. They will reside on farm
ncr h of Arson. Our people all wish
them a peasant and prosperous voyage
over life'S sea.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
Average rainfall for eight years, o.S7.
Average temperature, 343S.
Milan, O, T,

Lewis Brothers delivered wheat at
Pond Creek last week.
The revival meeting which has been
held at Prairie View school house the
past month, has proven quite interesting.
There was a lecture at the Cyclone
school house Feb. 5th, by Father Severn.
Shirley Thomas went up to the state
last week to visit friends and relatives.
Vim. Atkinson, the threshing machine
man, is erecting quite a commodious
house on his farm.
Uncle Steve Chriswell sold his eighty
acre farm to a stranger last week; con,
siderahon, $500.
The public sale at L. S. Foltz', three
miles Of Karoma, last Friday, was vel
attended.
Earnest Grain, after a severe illness,
is able to be up and around again.
Samuel Patton has purchased new
violin.
The Ground hog could see his shadow
on the 2nd of this month. Look out TO
six more weeks Of winter weather.
The latest gossip here is to the effec
that one of the enterprising citizens i
considering the propriety of starting
blacksmith shop at this place the com
ing spring.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08

All our farmer readers should take ad.
vantage OF the unprecedented clubbing
offer we make this year, which includes
with this paper, the Kansas City Live
Stock Indicator, its Special Farmers
Institute editions. The Poultry Farmer
and the Farmers Mutual Insurance Jour-
nal. These four publications are the
best OF their class and should be in every
farm home. To them we add for local,
county and general news our own paper
and make the price for the five for one
year $I.35. Never before was so mu,h
superior reading matter offered for so
small an amount Of money. The four
papers named which We club with our
own are well known throughout the
West. and commend themselves to the
readers favorable attention upon mere
mention. The Indicator is the great
agricultural and live stock paper of the
West; The Poultry Farmer is the most
practical poultry paper for the farmer
published in the country; The Farmers
Mutual Insurance Journal is the special
advocate of farmers cooperative asso-
Citations, and the Special Farmers In
stitute editions are the most practical
publications for the promotion of good
farming ever published. Take advan-
tage of this great offer.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
Prairie Centre.

The 2nd of February is past and the
ground bog saw his shadow.
Mrs. Bert Swisher Of Corbin, spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting friends and
relatives in our midst.
Mr.. Howard of Iowa, is spending the
week with J. Curry.
Vim. Goodnight of the city, spent
several days in the interests of the
Knights of Equity lodge, in Seventy.
Six township.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Curtis,
Jan. 18th, fine nine-pound girl.
Grandma Ginger is very sick at this
writing.
John Dolson marketed several head Of
fat cattle last week.
Mrs. Jim Cole of the Valley, has fine
new piano.
Chas. Forbes is the boss corn raiser Of
our part, as he raised nearly five thous
and bushels last year.
What about the lead mines? Open
them up and let the good work go on.
Miss Nellie Ives has been quite sick
for several days.
The Hale-Vandenburg orchestra music
for the Pyramid banquet in the city
Monday evening.
There will be box supper at the Valley
Friday evening, Feb. 9th. Everybody
come, and bring boxes well filled.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
understand, call on John Raber.

understand, call on John Raber.
We understand that our friend, H. NJ.
Horne is thinking of moving to Port
land soon. 1t can't be that Horace is
going to commit matrimony3 Is he,
girls?
Miss Lila Knapp entertained Misses
Carl, Maud Young; Messrs. Carl and H,
NJ. Horne, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Molla Thorpe, and Messrs. H. c.
Scroggs, and Harve Earring called on Mis-.
Opal Downcy, Sunday evening.
Miss Anna Treble made a flying triI
to South Haven last Saturday.
Clarence Franks has been employed by
Mr.. Behimer TO work for him this sum
mer.
Our school teacher, Miss Maudt
Young, and deputy postmistress, Miss
Lila Knapp, in company with Miss Unie
Utz, were up to Wellington on a shop.
ping expedition, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Nison will soon
occupy the property more r. commonly
known as belonging to Uncle Jake
Davis" Mr.. Mushafen will move from
there to the Widow Horne's residence,
as the latter is making arrangements to
reside with her daughter, Mrs. Lettie
Denton of South Haven.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
Council Hill.

The Michael Ayers farm has been pur
chased by Mr.. Hatfield. This is vel
improved farm and will make the gentle
man splendid home.
Jake Vreeland and wife, Of Hayesville
were down last week and visited a
Erwin Hughes, and made short call a
Council Hill.
Albert Ayers of Peck, has bought ;
large hotel building at Belle PLANE and
will move it over to replace his present
building which is too small for his grow
ing business. Peck is growing town.
Frank Piatt took his departure Tues
day last for his home near Argonia
Miss Shinn was down from Wichita
over Sunday, visiting Miss Martha Hurst.
Elder Houston preached at Peck last
Sunday,
Erwin Hughes was distributing beef
among his neighbors last week.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
/ Ortland.

R. H. Behimer is loading his wheat to
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hutchinson attended
the dinner at Mr.. Messncrs' Tuesday.
H. B. Scroggs drove ont and photo
graphed the scholars and teachers of the
Horn school few days ago.
Messrs. Ira Behimer, Otto Behimer and
Carl Young Sundayed al home, return
ing to Wellington Tuesday.
Miss Grace White'ides is thinking of
visiting relatives in St. Louis, soon.
Mrs. Frazee and sons are living in the
Armspiger property.
Marsh Sharp is moving his household
goods to Ashton where he will live for
awhile.
Anything in the culinary art YOU don't
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
OUR COUNTY
NEWS WRITER'S
Illinois District.

Mrs. Wright had carpet rag sewing
last week.
A Grey wolf was seen arouno ner'
last week.
Coonev Thoarp has a new 2oo-egg IN
cubator and will set it as soon as ne gets
his cellar finished. He also has morse
that weighs 1850 pounds.
They observed Kansas day on the 29th,
at the Illinois school. Had Kansas
speeches and Kansas songs.
The GAINESVILLE district closed their
school for two weeks. There were no
cases of smallpox in the district, but 1t
was thought best to close the school TOR
the present. -.
The ladies are canvassing this neigh
borhood for subscribers to the Sheldon
edition of the Topeka Capital. lhey
are meeting with success.
Many think that there is other reading
more fit for family than crime and scan
dial.
There was party at Tim Movies last
Saturday night.
The farmers held another meeting at
Rome last Saturday. They adopted a
constitution. The next meeting will be
held at the Rome school house on Friday,
at o'clock pm. They Will elect
officers. The subject for DISCUSSION Will
be: Raising Corn"
Short Brothels are threshing corn and
Kahir seed. They have their machine
at home and the seed is hauled there.
The Kettering chapel is on wheels
this week and it is travelling to its future
location, across the road from the At
teberry cemetery.
Ernest Wright will move next week
to Cowley county, north of Arkansas
CITY. He has resigned as clerk OF the
district, and D. NJ. Adams has been ap-
pointed as his successor until the annual
meeting in July.
Missionaries writing from Manila say
that every load of liquor that is landed
ON their shores and every drunk Amer1-
can, makes them more determined that
they will be free and Independent.
Ground Hog day was clear and pleas
ant.
The Rome band had a box supper last
Tuesday night.
The state school superintendent will
give an address at the Rome church next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Every
body invited to attend.
JANUARY WEATHER FOR 1900.
Average for the month, 3S4; highest,
g. Warmest day, So. Lowest, 10.
Coolest day, 13B. Days rain fell, 8.
Depths of rain, o.4I, Greatest rainfall,
twenty-four hours, o.33. Frosts, IS.
&. o.rr1,A
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08

The second Philippine commission just
appointed by Mckinley makes twenty.
one that he has appointed so far, and
most Of them have been useless. The
cost of the twenty has been nearly
s., 900, 900, which has nearly all gone tC
White House favorites. No such wantor
and useless squardering of public money
has been known in the history of the
country as is now going on in this and
other ways.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
Hukle.

The preaching at Peck last Sunday
was well attended. Chas. Houston Of
Wellington, oficiated.
There will be preaching next Sunday
by Elder O. NJ. Thomson.
Mrs. Lora Wheeler is very sick, but i,
getting along as well as possible.
Misses Mamie Davis and Jennie
Teachout attended the Teachers associa.
ton at Wellington last Saturday.
Miss Della Hukle visited the Meridian
school last Friday.
Miss Daisy Shinn of Wichita, is visit
ing Miss Martha Hurst.
Harry Burchell is teaching school fol
his sister Minnie, as she is quite sick.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
Mayfield.

Will Magill has a sick child at this
writing.
W. T. Henry, ]. L. Goodrun, G. c.
Stayton and Stayton Brothers dehorned
their cattle last week.
The lecture on Spiritualism delivered
by Rev. Aldridge was Feb. grid, instead
of Feb. 23rd. as printed in last weeks
items.
There will be Sunday school conven-
ton at the C.P. church next Friday af-
ternoon commencing at 2:3o. All in
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08

terested in Sunday school work are
expected to be present.
Henry Shobe Of near Conway Strings,
was in our little city last Friday.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08

See our Remnants of Calicos,
Embroideries, Laces, and Towels
on first table.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08

Chil6ren's Hose, all sizes, the 15c
kind, challenge them, per pair 1OC
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08
WASH GOODS.

The fact that wa have already
sold our first shipment of wash
goods, this season is pretty good
evidence that We are right on this
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08

Rainfall an temperature for eigh'
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08

Aurora Bellc,a well made Corset,
everybody will like this kind, sold
IN some stores at 75c, our price
for the next 10 days 46C
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08

A big line of bright, new dress
goods: Alpaca finished,
Plaids, Fancy Suitings,
Camel Hair Serge, and many
other fashionable dress goods at
all prices from 12C upward.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08

Genuine Buttermilk Soap, sells
everywhere at Zoe our price &C
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-02-08

Here is an opportunity to econo-
mile: Jackson and C.CC. 100
Corsets, from the list to the 1st
Of March (only) sold every
where at Sl.OO, our price ACC
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-29
SenaIes
n1EMElLEIWsHXn
de ePeliigro.

! iContrae I'd. I'm resfria-
) do cada vez que hay un
] cambio de temperature ?
; Siente I'd. irritada 6 LA
: gada la garganta? Expert
3 menta I'd. fuertes punzadas
5 en- ell pecho
: .Ignora I'd. que estas
: son las alarmantes senales
: del peligro, indicadoras de
la pulmonia, la bronquitis,
Z 6 la misma tisis?
( 81 estd I'd. adolorido y
: ha enflaquecido reciente-
Z mente, alarmantes Ell ver-
: dad son esas seiiales. Este
es ell problema que tiene
{ I'd. que resolver. ID Poseo
: la vitalidad suiiciente para
z desembarazarme de estas
: Intermediates ?" Es facil
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-29
y I
l,4s gg1I1t!TIaas.

Fl MiniStro d. Agriculture de
FIancia, M. Jean Dapby, ha diriji'
do una circular q los prefecto= de
los departameutos, en- la cual rcco'
mienda la mayer vigi, ancia para.que
Sc 9vite Ia destruction de las golon-
drinas
SEs deplor% BILE, dice Mr.. Du~
puy que sc destruya tan cons ~idera
BILE n1mero de estas aveci}]as cnyos
serVioiOs son tan titles
"Durante el dia las 3olondrinas
cazAn al vue(O nlultitud do a'ados III
sectos y linlitan IL propagation.
"Ademas, no solo sou ltiies las
goloAdrinas para la agricu!tura ca
un pals de cultivO Intensive como
Francizs, dondo los ca1npos y los jar
dimes favorecon Ia multiplication de
los lnSccctos, sino para la hygiene,
pues destrugen las mOscas y mos
guitOs que son los nIejoTas yeh1culo3
para los microbes de ciorta5 enfer
medades'
Como Sc compounded bjon, est3
puede ordenarse en- un pals ''atra =
%ado' como FraEUla; pero entro no
sotros, que marchamos "a Ia van
gdardja de Ia civilizacjon," Y que nu
tenenos porous rec Dii leccione5 de
OtrOs pueolos, las golondrinas J
Otras infelices aveciI!aa sicven de
blanco los muchachos para arrO'
jar]Cs piclra~ on hondas y matar
Ia, cspj@dad amente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-29
AdeIantOS
de Ia civilization
en- Persia.

Un relactor de sic Matino, de
Paris, ce}ebr0 una sinterviews con
Mohamedeh~ ell Memalek, miuistro
de ira ajos p1biicos de Persia, ell
dia antes de salir con c1 Shah de la
capital francesa.
Entire Ctcas cosas, diiO el Minis
tro que :Iabia adquirido para las es
cu2)as de su pals todos los instru-
moutos cientffcos necesarios al de-
scnyolvimiant) dc ja instruction su
perior y todo el material perfeccio
nado susceptible de ascgucar Ia sim
pliticacl0o del trabaJO en las Cticlnas
miuisteriales.
eAsl es--anadi6 que los eXtran'
jeros que vayan & Teheran Sc vera1
surprendidos, al advertir que osta
mos, en- 10 que respecta & csOs eX'
tremOs, mas adeiautad0s que en Eu
ropa
sEsta es-sigui6 diciendo uuA De
las ventajas de nue@trO pOdcr abso
luto, pues no nece9itamos de rlertas
formalida les Administrations para
levar Ia practica Immediate nente
10 que pensAmOs.
SAhora estoy ocupad(>imo. Des
dc mi llogada a Paris me- he convor-
t;do en- uoa naQuina. \ mis- funcio
nes, va de por si oomplejas, he nece-
sitado uuir las Dc comprador { in =
t6rprete. Soy el traductor obligado
de S. NJ de- la corte. No porqua
mi senor ignore ell frances, pues &c
comprende y 10 habla bien, sino
porque la etiquota exiye que Sc diZi
ia en- u !engua uativa & los eXtran
jeros. Por ESQ, desde haca ounce
dias 80 administro, cOmpro. traduz
co no tongo tempo para comcr nj
dOrmir
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-29
Tres reCetaS.

Da@lufectante. -Uno DC 10: me-
lores desinfoGt2ntcs para RI cuartO
de IN enferno, sc hace poniando IN
POGO dc cafe n(,lido en- I'm platillo
con un pedaZO de alcan for en- medic
Para usarlo, Sc eucicnde Ell alcan for
y SO 10 va acercando el cafe para que
las dos ~ubstancias Sc quemen jun
tas Los vapores que este produce
son de un oIor agradable, refros sean
tes y Destroyer los gtrmonc< infoc'
ciosOs.
Cola transparente para pagan
crist l.-Haced disolver Is gramos
de caucho en- 50 de cloroformO Ana
did Is de mastic y dejad maccrar du
raute Ocho diaS.
Sc aumenta la dosls del caucilU
81 Sc desea hacer la cola mas eIasti
C.A
t'ijativo del lapiz Para hacer
jnalterabies los esoritos 8 dibujos
con lapiz, basta sunlergir dos veces
Ia hoja de papel, en- leche cocida,
pero frla. Sc deja secar antes de
mOjarla pcr seguuda vez.
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Desempeha precision traao puma onomizando in
Il tempo labor.
MAQUINA ESCRIBR CRIMINAL, dpde aparic0n ri
meado cncdno va al fente
todas las practicas.
incorporates
y egb bccza :ab
Las n"tbcs la aiIcin mas Perfca dvradea da
el ujorado de- entire
eas englone carrct2 mas ta gera e toquo @ as-
tco el atcGalco erna lo
rneiorados que 81 papel t 2I.nt3o e
mode!o ! rtce
cao inc ilnca de - 1ae,
FL L'1co No ez'o - c"'" reolLe E2e~l de
cenlnetlo lie al@ho de 80 c,n1 ..~tc&s
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i PlDAsI3 Il. CATALOGO LsIoA 12jjzz. r,z-~
Fabr'cada ancar'ens por WvcnozF, S:>:;>is & Be-:
3z7 Erea
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MOvin|ieDt()
de- vapores,

EspanoI sPi> lX,. Esta & Ia
carga en- Barcelona de donde saldra,
con las escalao acostumbradas, el
dia II de O1tubre pr6ximo, para los
puertos de San Juan, Santiago de
Cuba y Habana
Espanol sSerras Sali6 de a
Cornl1a el u del corrionto para los
puertOs tie e:5ta Is|a
Espanol xIsla de Panayo Sali6
ol Is del corriente de Cadiz para es.
te puerto
Americana <San ,juaus. S4Idr&
diroctamento de este puerto para ell
60 N;:W York et lia 10 de Octubre.
Americana sPOncee oG,idr$ hoy
De New York djrectamonte para os-
to puerto.
En- esta imprelta Sc yende papct
dc V"ri6dicos vioios a 50 40 G: quin
~ us
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Expedition
al Polo NOrto

I'll ~a;:'e no. anuncia il lex
q 81 i'2lria. Italia, del duq':e de- !o-
Aofu<zs>*, d. re*sreso lie :n expttt
cib0 al Polo Norte.
FL yate sE7tr"lla Fo]ar,, en ii
quo >;ajaba Ell Duquc, l]eg6 en- lo3
mares polares d los Sc gr-dos y So
minutes, pasando asf en- Is minutes.
81 purto alcanzado por Nausen
Los expeaicionarios sufrieron
gran rs pen lidades entire los hielos
del Norte.
E, los dltimos tiempos escasea
ron tanto las provisiones de boca,
que los expioradores Sc vieron cons
trehidos a matar sus perros para co.
p1erselos
En- Ia invei NADIA murieron tres
h::m ores: dos italianos y un norue.
go.
La expedition habfa salido de
C'istianfa ell II de junio de 1899.
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La Camara
de Delegates.


elecciones, para constituir la prime
ra, Camara in<ular con sujeci0n al
Bill Foraker, Las at:ibuciones cue
csc Bill concedn q csc alto cuerpo,
aparte de tener ciervcr los nlismos
poderes que Jos cuerpos jegislativos
parlamentarios estan contenidas en-
la Seccj6n 80, que declara que su
autoridad Legislative sc aplicara
todos los asuntos do este caracter
que no sean localmente inaplicables,
incluyendo ell pode" de crear, con,
solidar y reorganizar los Municipios
acordar y derogar las leyes y orde-
nanzas de los mismos; y alterar, re.
formar, modifcar y derogar cual
quiera 8 todas las leyes y ordenan
zas de cualQuiera clase que esten en-
vigor Ell Puerto Rico, 6 en- cualouier
Municipio distrito y que no Sc
opongan 10 preScrito en- el rcferi,
do Bill
Como Sc v5, Sc trata de una ca.
mara constituyente, con facu'tades
ampIias para legislar, y de Ia cual
puedc salir, la felicidad 8 la ruina
de Ia Isla. En- manos de los hom.
bres que vayan constituir csc cuer
po va a depositar el pals una res
pOnsabilidad inmeusa; su porvenir
tai vez; y cae de su peso que esos
hombres deben estar investidos dc
todas las condolences de hunradez y
aPtitud, que eXige una mis- on de tai
importancia.
Los que cream que ba*ta eStar
afiliadO 4 un parti1O pOlltjcO cual-
quiera gritar mucho y saber pronun
ciar un discurso mas menos tras
rochado es bastante para ocupar un
pue$to en- esa camnra, estan eQuivo
cados. Sc trata de una cc=a algO
mas seria que un meeting callejero;
y los que tienen cl derecho do votar
deben tentarse Ia ropa, antes de sol
tar su vOto Ell favor del primer zas-
candll que Sc presente aspirandO q
una investidura. cue eXige antos que
tOdO, la Suticiencia, y la i}ustraci0n
necesarias en- los asuntOs en- que va
tomar parte como legislator
De la sabidn11a que Sc deSpleg]r
pOr los pa1tidos militantes en- la
election, saldra la rcspetabj,idad 8
ell desden para la Camara. Hombres
de caracter serene, de hOnradeZ pro,
bada, y de capacidad indiscutib ble,
son los (nicos que tienen derecho a
representa- al pueblo, en- csc tOrneO
dc 1e va jugarse la vida econ6mi
ca de Puerto-Rico. Elegir sin con
ciencia de 10 que hacemos, inspira
dos solo por la amistad 8 la simpa.
tfa es cometer un delito de lesa pa
t,;o <
poraci6n de mamarrachOs, que caera
por su propio peso Ell ell ridiculo,
| creando un c0uclave de catedraticos
| dc trapo, de 10 que debe IN ser un
cuorpO respectable, por 10 propia
( respetabilidad cn los individuOs que
| 10 cOmpOngan,
Sobre la opinion po]ltica debe
| prcvalecer Ia honradcz y la aptitud
de! elegido,
Esta es nuostra opinion y Nc
creemos estar lejos dc 10 di&crrtv
10 justO, y 10 verdadero
Ell pueblo elector aira ST esta
mos equivocados Poro para que 81
yea que no c>tamos solos en- seu.e
| janto mrd0 de pensar, vean los QUO
nos leer, como piensan an CUBA.
cuandu sc trata de las cOndiciUne
que dc"Cr tener los eleo.Os
"Patriotismo inmaculadO CO
mo cticaz garantfa de De Ia cauSs
patrja no serd nunca poSpuesta =:
consideration alguna dc o>,}en per
sonal nj politico.
''Honradez iucorruptib:e. Don
dc nI su" Jan nuuca AS inpureza:
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V. SANTORI.
& CARRIAGES
for passenger transportation Cetereeo
PONCE AND SAN JUAN.

PONCE AND SAN JUAN
On thr first Of October regular Coach will start
Tuesday, Thursday anl Saturday at four clock
Monday
G*> eight dollars for each person for suigle trip.
have besides fer hire a
ts In
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II. (t"t9T1 P0s j 9.
Porce Puero-Rico Septienb1e 1900
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