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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-26
AnunciO,

Por la necesidad imprecindible
de distribuir las horas de despacho,
dedicando unas al estudio de los a
s1ntos y redaccion de los escritos
necesarios, otras a recibir a los
clientas para informes y consultas,
ruego mis- relacionados que desde
ell luues pr6ximo teDgan la bondad
de no acudir q mi estudio Gale de la
Cruz nun. "a sino desde las II del
dia q las de la tarde.
Con este no reza cualquier acto
de reconocida urgencia.
Pto Rico 90 de JUNO dc 1900.
LIDO Hilurio CuevIlus Hernandez.
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EC0S de AreCib0

El primero de Julo con ia su-
preston de la carcel de Arecibo y
otros elnpleados del preside y de
mas carceies. qu dan cesautes sobre
Glen empleados puertorriquenos que
son otros tantos padres de familia
que quedan en- la calle.
x*x
Eel jueves ante la Junta eXami-
nadora tuvo lugar Ia oposicion q las
dos plazas que acord6 crear aquel
municipio para mandar a estudiar q
los Estados Unidos a dos nif1os po
bres. Sc presentaron cinco ninos:
Carlos Masanet, Ramon Seijo, Lo
renzo PARA, Nicasio Olmo y Cirilo
Aviles, los que fueron examinados
en- aritmetica, geografia, gramatica
ingles, haciendose acredores por
su sufciencia q dichas plazas pen
sionadas, los ninos Carlos Masanet
y Nicasio Olmo, los que despues del
acto fueron acompanados con la Or
questa hasta su casa habitaci6n.
Ha sido declarado cesante de su
cargo de escribiente de la Aduana,
por Suppression de la plaza, ell antique
empleado don Ignacio Rios.
X x
A propuesta del alcalde don Jo-
Sc Ruiz de Sagredo, acordo eimuni.
-cipio en- su session del microbes,
crear una escuela de adultos noctur-
ma.
Sc alquila una buena casa, en-
buen sitio, con muebles 8 sin ellos.
Informaremos en- esta redacci6n.
s-1O-4
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Coleqio Particular

DlRlJlDO POR HEDRO MOCLO DANIEL
Alatnaaos erternos, peaesjo1istos q medic
pcnsionistos, Gale del Sol 7eslna. IL q II.
Los alumnos reciben en- este Co.
legio: 10 La instruction primaria,
incluyendo ell ingles, dibujo la his
toria de Puerto Rico. 20 La ms
Frucci6n secundaria, 6 sea la prepa-
acion para ell ingreso en- las Uni
versidades de los Estados Unidos.
50 Glasses de adorno. (dibujo, pin
tura y m1sica.) 40 Teoria y prac-
tica de la Tenedurfa de .libros. Sc
ran tambien admitidos, en- calidad de
internos, los alumnos que deseen
continuar sus estudios en- la alta LIS
cuela Americana, a donde aquellos
concurrir&n vigilados por los ms
oectores del Colegio, reoibiendo
despues repasos privados dc las
asignaturas que cursen. Este 10
legio tiene su <Reglamento interiors
que Sc enviara ( los padres que 10
soliciten.
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Digalo
eI medico!

Pregunte I'd. al medi-
60, x Cual es el gran re-
medic para la tisis2" y
Contestara, Gel Aceite
) Hfgado de Bacalao."
=, Cada diez facultativos,
.Iueve diran 10 mismo.
Y, sin embargo, cuando
l1S persOnas eStan tfsicas,
:Tcpugnan todo alimento
con grasa, no obstante
ser Ia grasa neCesaria
!: Dlra su restablecimiento,
~ rcchazan 8 no pueden
tomar el aceite de hlgado
lie bacalao simple. FL
,r1eite simple desarregla
i estomago y quita el
apetito. FL desagradable
oIor y sabor a pescado 10
lace casi insoportable.
! Que hacer
A esta pregunta Sc le
di0 COntestaci0n cumpli-
da cuando POI primera
VcZ hiCimOs Ia
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q la ejecucon de esta nueva ley apro-
bada por Ell Reichstag. >
Telegramas del General Mac
Arthur anuncian que los generates
inSurgentes Hiz6n y Cavestany han
sido hechos prisioneros en- la pro,
vincia de Panganisar.
Eel doctor r. M. Porte ha
trasladada. su ofcina dental a la
misma calle de la Cruz no 20
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DESPACHO
gral. de negocios
landr0n Mater Y Ahedo.
B@ TETUAN, 01, ALTOS. =@
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Telefono no 1873.

Asuntos judiciales y administra-
tivos, gestiones ante los Tribunales
de Justicia, ofcinas del Estado y del
Municipio, compra venta de fncas
urbanas y rdsticas, accio mes Bancos
Agrfcolas, Espanol y Popular. Sc
agencian prestamos 6 hipotecas. Sc
descuentan documentos Sc cobraE
cuentas. Sc hacen trabajos en- in
giles. Hay abogados norteamerica-
nos y del pals.
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Emulsion
de Scott

!: de Aceite de Hfgado de F.:
/: Bacalao con Hipofosfitos.
: Aunque de ESQ hace va:
: cerca de veinticinco aflos,
: csc es todavfa ell unico
: :remedio por excelencia
: :para todaS las afecciones
:de la garganta y los pull
!: mOneS.
!: Ell mai oIor y sabor Sc han
:: eliminado, ell mismo aceite Sc
:: ha digerido en- parte, y hasta
!: los estomagos mas delicados,
!: con muy raras excepciones, 10
aceptan facilmente. De diez
: personals, no hay una que pue-
: da tomar y digerir el aoeite
!: simple. De las mismas diez,
nueve pueden tomar la EMUL-
:SION DE SCOTT y digerirla.
!: Por ESQ cura tantoS CasoS Incl
!: pientes de tisis.
: SCOTT & BOVINE, outrnicos, New York.
: De venta en- las Boticas.
Reh1sense las imitaciones y las "PrePa
:aciones sin sabor" y "vinos" llamado
's preparedness de aceite de higado de ba
ealao" pero que no 10 Gentlemen.
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Diaro absoansnts i1nparea eco opni5 dc IA prensa
- s. sa n @ PqsR e Dc aao de- Qo m m oheina San Francisco
IN NvITAlION.!. v !.
DURLACH y SPRINGER

nvitan cordialmente cienes
ocinas
permanencia New-York.
puedan
UU la lsa Tendran recibir
nfome ecbra
Los pdos
Sc hagan tendran nuestro cuidado
DURLACH Y SPRINGER. ="
: Representatives. drectos de prmera
undos Commentaries Comiona de importation
Direction New-Yok Direction Puero-Rico.
ii MAIDEN LANE-N Y. FoRrALEzA
U.s. Il.
s..
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sah's sda...iiiia hi.Ii.a.
'"Sue1o de oro'
r.5asH a5& e~s4
$500 trta' @s
-.
II
(Co7at57altdcao7e. t~.
Ami muy querIdo amigo D. Jose Loredo.

diatas primero. y despues en-
nombre de las generaciones We
nideras, que tienen derecho q
que les leguemos una herencia
de salud, de robustez, de ale
grfa y de buen b humor, en- vez
de un amasijo de seres raqufti
cos, endebles y entecos de alma
cuerpo-. .SELA-Vease la
Memoria de la senora Wiltel
mi de Davila, citada en- otro
lugar de este trabajo.
Con que ese es ell comentario
que le pones la historic de Palote,
mi encantadora amiga? sCon que
quedamos en- que soy un sof1ador?
Themes razon. iQue este no me 10
dices como un reproche?. .;Que
lejos de enojarte to agrada? va 10
Sc me complace tanto hacerte- estos
cuentos.
Pues bien; 81 no te cansa, liable
mos un POGO mas de chicos y de sue
nos.
Anoche he dormido POGO, pero
he sof1ado mucho. HE tenido un
sueffo de oro
He sonado que mis- cosas mar
chaban muy bien, que tenfa mucho
dinero. iTener mucho dinero! ~
que? Aqu1 viene 10 mejor
Some que estabam os en- nuestra
casita de, -. Para Que escribir ell
nombre de aquel ideal pueblecillo
situado junto al mar, engalanado por
los encantos de una naturalezs. es
plendida y provisto de todos los
atractivos y de todos los recursos
de la civilization?
Some que hab1a comprado ell
terreno del vecino, ell solar donde Sc
allan las tres BARRACKS. Some que
habfa encargado Pepe (ese arqui
tecto quien yo quiero tanto y a
quien cito siempre como un modelo
de rectitud y de bondaG la construc
ci6n de IN ediflcio que hab1a sido va
terminado Some que habia llegado
el momento de darte una sorpresa
~ que sorpresa! <
Pero oye antes como Sc origin0
en- mi ese sueflo Anoche volv1a del
Ateneo Sc habfa discutido all1 acer
ca de ela educaci0n fisica>, y SO ha
,bfa hablado de elias termasa de los
romanos, de los gimnasios antigiios
y modernos, y de otra porcion de CO
sas que no son del case Ven1an por
la misma acera que y6
Gun hombre y una mujer
que obreros mostraban ser
por los trajes que vest1ano,
como dice Rafael en- su comedia, y
J no entire ellos, como en- Ia obra de
mi amigo, sino delante iba un nino
que al pasar junlo mi tropez6 y ca
y0 Hice un movimiento para ayudar
10 a levantarse, pero el rapazuelo sc
puso en- pie de un salto antes de que
70 tuviese tempo de alcanzarlo, y
echando de yer mi solicitud, con ur
me hin de su carucha palida y oje
rosa, en- la cual brillaban unos ojos
tristones me dijo:
NO sha s1o nao
iCuantos amos tienes? le pre-
gunt6
-DOce me contesto
Y hacienda un esfuerzo como S
s, avergonzara de habers:o caido
siguio adelante, perdiendose con su!
padres cal(e arriba, en- tant) que y(
tome por una travesfa pHra llega
MS promo aquf
(C01tti1eudrG J
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DURLACH Y SPRINGER,

galerfas y museos, sus cuadros y
lienzos magn1ficos y en- ellos la es'
tela luminosfsima del genio pict6ri'
co, original yperegrino, del sobera'
no artista hdngaro.
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LA VENUS"
ARECIBO- -PUERTO-RICO
de Francisco Torres Corlero
Gran fahrica de Aguas carhonieas


Sc sirven domicilio. Ell gran
des pedidos para los pueblCs cerca
nos. Sifones Y gaseCsas de distin
tos jarabes. Direc ci6n, Ella Venus,
ArecibO A 15-15
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! \ ar1s!

Ell magnfico y rapido vapor IN
giles <SOLENTo tocara en- este puer'
to mediado de Julio en- viaje di'
recto a Madeira, Southampton, Cher
bourg. Admite pasaje de Ia clase
a e25 hasta Paris iAprovechad es'
ia buena barata OCCASION!
Para mas informes dirigirse a
sus agentes
FRITZE, LUNDT & Co.
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Sc vende una maQuina

PARA HACER HELLO
de muy facil manejo y con capacida,
para seis diez quintales en- "a no
ras. aW Para infcrmes ROBERTO
GRAHAM. Ingeniero, Marina 25
Ponce, Pto Rico:
3v p. S. Is is
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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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winter with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. McFad-
den. Uncle Billy had very sick spell
while there this winter and for week
he was considered beyond the hope of
recovery by the two attending physi-
clans but good fortune willed it other
wise. He has not regained good health
yet but we all hope since his return
that he will soon be in good health,
again. Mrs. Edgar has enjoyed the
best of health thruouu her visit in the
west.
Rev. "A. G. Alexander, of Argonia,
Kansas, will preach at the Presbyteri-.
an church next Sunday morning, the.
18th, at II o'clock. He will at that
time begin his labors as pastor of the
church here and at Wilson chapel.
Fred Bridenstine came up Saturday
for an over Sunday visit.
Mrs. Mary o. Caruthers, of Keosau-
qua, came up Saturday to visit with
her. son, G. j. Caruthers, and family
before stheir departure for Minnesota
where they soon go to make their fu-
ture home.
Master Bonnie Bissell is now having
a siege of the mumps.
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Teachers Meeting This Month.

From fridays Daily. RS
Ihe Southeastern Iowa Teachers as
ISOLATION will hold it's annual conven-
ton in this city March 30, 80 and 3D.
These dates occur during the weeks
vacation the schools have in the spring
and the high school building will be
used great deal during that week for
meetings and exhibits which are to
form the program. On Friday and
Saturday mornings the teachers will
hold their general assemblies in the
assembly room of the high school bull
ding. The evening sessions will. in all
probability, be held in one of The
churches Of the city, ait which the
teachers will listen to some talks by
evening meetings G. W. French, prin-
cipal OF Hyde Park high school, Chica-
go, will deliver a lecture on the sub
ject: Democracy in Schools This
is expected to be exceptionally inter-
esting.
The round tables will be held Friday
and Saturday afternoons in the assem-
bly, room.
To all who attend this convention
from abroad, fare of one and one-
third has been obtained for all present.
ing certificates.
The grades and the high school are
all working on exhibits TO be made at
these meetings, and these will, no
doubt, prove interesting, especially Ito,
visiting teachers.
The Y. NC. A. building will be head
quarters for the association while it is
in session in this city.
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d III
Charles Strand moved to Minnesota
last week, where he has purchased
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh and daughter
visited with the Woolumes, east of
town last week.
Mrs. J. r. Alexander, Of Nebraska,
is visiting her brother and sisters
here.
Rich Osborn has moved back to his
farm, short distance northwest of
here. He has been living in Mis-
souri,.
Miss Maude Petty is at home, after
a pleasant visit in Ottumwa.
The coming school election is receiv-
ing good deal Of attention already.
L. B. Cuddy, who sold his farm to
William Brown, has moved to Pekin.
Joe Warwick has sold his farm near
Brookville and will move to Fairfield.
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WILTON.

Milton, March 6.-Mr. and Mrs. G. j..
Brooks, of Uttumwa, spent a part of
last week at the home of Mrs. Brook S
sister, Mrs. C. L. Smith.
Protracted meeting began at the
M. e. church last Sunday morning,
with eleven additions the first SER
mon.
Tatman & Williamson have sold their
undertaking goods and hearse to man
from Mt. Sterling.
S. d. Powell had the misfortune to
break his leg one day last week. While
out chopping wood an iron wedge hit
him.
w. C. Halland, who is in poor health,
started for Hotchkiss, Colo, the first
of the week.
John III. Johnson, who spent the
week at the home of his sister, Mrs. G.
L. Smith, left on Tuesday for Ottum-
wa to visit another sister, Mrs. G. l..
Brooks.
Miss Matte johnson, who has spent
the last two weeks visiting with rela-
tives, left on Saturday morning for
Moulton.
j. ID. Rowland is in Chicago, buying
his stock of spring goods.
Sleighing is fine and everyone is TAX
ing advantage Of it. Bob-sled parties
are numerous.
Mrs. j. w. Potter has been visiting
in Keosauqua the past week or two.
Mrs. Morgan visited in bloomfield
one day last week.
w. S. Gale left for Moulton last
week, where he has position.
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AGENCY.

Agency, March 5.-Mrs. L. Haydock
and Cash NIillisack visited at the home
OF their parents, J. w. Millisack last
week.
Mrs. H. n. johnson and Charles
Mudd, who have been sick for several
weeks, are. improving.
II. w. Seaburg, of Oakland, who
bought o. S. Newell's farm, moved last
week.
Joe sirles is moving to H. N. Spry's
farm near Keb.
The series of meetings that is being
held at the Baptist church by Evange-
list Coats will continue during the
week. He will be assisted by Rev. lib
bits and Rev. Lower. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all to attend.
Mrs. Wing is i'll.
Mrs. Weier, who has been very sick,
is. improving slowly.
Assistant Principal of the Schools
Il. E. Calister, visited his parents Sat
urday at Richland.
Next Monday will be the annual
school election. It would be well for
those who are interested in having
good schools and who pay heavy taxes
to see to it that good men are elected
as directors.
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BIDwELL.

Bidwell, March 5.-Allen Bowen, OF
Belleville, Kansas, has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Bowen.
Marion johnson and wife, of Belle.
vile, Kansas, have been Visiting rela-
tives here.
Lemuel johnson, of Scandal, Kansas
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. Grant Moffett, of South OF.
tumwa, is visiting relatives here.
Moving seems TO be the order of the
day near Bidwell. A. j. Dreamer NOV
ed to Ottumwa, J. A. Chisman to the
Ooyne place, Isaac Needham to his
firm at Bidwell and Mr.. De Long
from Blakesburg, takes Mr.. Needham'
place ON the Bowen farm.
Mrs. G.. II. Garfield went Monday te
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post and were stopped after badly de.

post and were stopped after badly de-
molishing the dray.
S. d. Sarver, farmer who lives
five miles southwest of the city, was
before the mayor yesterday for being
drunk. His son was also arrested on
the same charge. The mayor thought
they had about five dollars worth of
fun and he assessed them that amount
with the costs. Otis Rhea, of Hiteman,
was also arrested for being drunk, and
is working out SIS fine upon the pub
lie streets.
There is a -four fight on among
the merchants of Abba. The fight
was started some weeks ago when
one of The firms advertised that they
had received five car loads and would
make special sale. They cut the price
s cents b. low the regular selling price
and that caused cut from other
merchants. One went SO far as to cut
below the special price. That caused
another cut and now the price is adj
vertised at 90 cents per sack. The very
best Grades sell at IS and 80 cents per
sack, and the end of the fight is not
vet in sight.
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BUTLER.

Butler, March 3.-The following ia
miles took well-filled baskets and
went to the home of Isaac Fuller fol
a farewell visit last week; John Altman,
Phil Ritter, Henry Abel, Peter Deutch-
lie, lobe Brown.
Lawrence McNfickle was in Butler
Tuesday.
George Bartorff has moved to the
farm he purchased near Butler last
fall. .
George McMiclSle went to Ottumwa
Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Buchanan and brother,
w. NJ. White, of Beaconield, went to
Ottumwa Tuesday.
Mrs. May James is very sick at the
home of her mother, Mrs. 2. Wheeler.
Rob Davis will have sale this week
and will leave shortly with q. A. Speck
for Oklahoma.
d. S. and H. M. Shute were in Ere
mont Monday.
Isaac Fuller will move to Fremont
this week. Some fifteen of his son
Roberts schoolmates went in Tuesday
night for a farewell visit. They all
report a good time.
Miss Minnie Ritter, of Wapello coun-
tv is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
II. M. Shute and wife and Lamont
Shute We're in Ottumwa Tuesday.
lobe Brown and family visited at
Andy Wards Sunday.
Tom Wilson left Tuesday for Wich-
ita, Kansas, where he has purchased
land and expects to make his future
home.
Andrew Ward has moved from the
George Iven's farm to the Scion Helm
farm, one mile west of Butler.
John Molaney is moving to farm
near Highland Center this week.
w. M. White, of Beaconfeld, was
called here by the serious illness of his
father.
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KIRKvILLE.

,Kirkville, March 5.-iSome of the last
fall of snow is still on the ground. This
is now decided March weather.
Joseph Briggs returned Saturday
from Cleveland mines where he has
been living with his son, Sewell Briggs,
and family during the winter. He will
make his home with his daughter, Mrs.
Mrs. Viola Percy.
Mrs. Bridenstine and family, who
have been living in Ottumwa since last
summer are moving back into their
own house in Kirkville.
w. T. Percy, who is on the road for
the Deering Harvester Co., came in
Saturday for an over Sunday visit with
his family after an absence of eight
weeks in western Iowa.
John Dana, A. w. Brown, John DAY.
idson and Newell Brown each sold a
horse last week to an Oskaloosa buyer
and delivered them Saturday. Prices
paid ranged from $75 to $125.
Charles c. Bumgardner, of Dallas
Center, was here last week, the guest
of Messrs. Lykins and Pelham. He is
a practical butter maker and came to
look after the prospects of establish
ing the business here. He was so well
pleased with the outlook in every way
that before he returned home he sign
ed contract with Lykins & Pelham
for a years lease and will return the
10Th inst. and they will get everything
ready for business by the list of April.
The entire plant will be thoroly reno
waited and repaired and put in proper
shape.
Eddie Hawk. who is employed in the
company store at Pekay, spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hawk.
Hobart Fnhs is lying very sick at his
home in the south part of Kirkville
and is in very critical condition, al
tho little better Monday morning.
William Edgar and wife returned
home last Friday from Wooley, Wash,
where they have been spending the
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PACK WOOD.

Packwood, March 6-MTs. P. B.,
Grafton returned February 2 from a
three weeks visit with her sister, who
resides in Florence, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Forrest, of near
Competine, wer9 guests of DR.. Moor
mans last week.
Miss Ada Johbson's school closed last
week, as also did c, A. Aoorman's. !:
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visit with her mother. Mrs. j. w. Sha-
han, near Avery, before leaving for
Kansas.
Ed. Johnson, of Belleville, Kansas, is
visiting relatives here.
Al Bowen and Ed johnson left this
morning for theirJ homes in Kansas
after a visit here with relatives.
The stock sale at Patrick Garvin's
place was a success. Stock sold high.
Chas. Smith and family. of Munter-
vile, visited with Mrs. Lottle Williams
Tuesday.
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BLOOmFIELD.

Bloomfield, March 3.-Rev. and Mrs.
9. w. Caldwell, of Troy, returned home
on Thursday after several days spent
with relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. III. j. Bolts, of Moulton, is Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. Vim. Nc
Cauts this week.
Frank Graham, of Putnam, Mo-, re-
turned home Friday morning after
spending several days in this city ON
business in which he sold his residence
property in the south part of the city
to Harry Bryce.
The members of the order of East
ern Stars enjoyed a sleigh ride to the
county farm on Thursday evening and
were pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Downing.
On account of the delay in filing the
contract for the pews in the new M.
j.. church the dedication services will
not occur until the last Sunday in
April when DIR. Moore, editor Of the
Western Christian Advocate of Cincin-
natl. Ohio, will be present and assist
In the ceremonies.
John Barker and family have moved
onto their farm and have rented their
residence property to James /. Walton,
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DELTA.

Delta, March G.--Snperintendent
Gemmel was here Friday and Saturday
in the interests of the schools.
w. Fl. Hankins, OF Sigourney, is here
working in the interests OF Brad
streets commercial agency.
Rev. w. T. Fisher is holding revival
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VILLAGE CREEK.

Village Creek, March 6.-The farm
ers are enjoying this snow by sleigh
riding now.
Bill Kendle and Lige Walker were in
Ottumwa Monday.
There was a number of people at
tended the sale in Amador Wednesday.
j. w. Smith was in Ottumwa We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Burton were in
Anador Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ROUGH and family
were guests at Lewis Kosman's one
day last week.
John Haley and Joe BOSNIAN are
busy saving wood this week.
Sam Walker will work for Girls Kos
man this spring.
There was a number of people at
tended the shooting match at LATE
Gosney's Saturday.
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SEYMOUR.

Z Seymour, March 6.Miss Myrtle Gill
Toy, Of Chicago, is visiting friends.
Miss Ida Wheaton has left for
Quincy to purchase her spring stock
of millinery.
from ST. Louis.
Miss Emma Peterson, of Fairfield,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Art Max
well.
Mrs. Harley Lowry entertained a
number of young people Thursday ev-
ening. A good time was reported.
Mat McHahey left Thursday for
Abingdon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Art Maxwell,
a son.