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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08

- -. -.
Gu afro 6 cinco meses despu6s,
en- ple1 O verano, volvf a New York.
Un a de aquellas tardes en- que
tod0 tf1 ciatdad Sc tras' ada q ID hermo
"a play a de 60naap Island me distrafa
oyendo los -acordes de la gran or.
auesta dc xManhatan Beach To
,taban 81 1ltimo acto de <Rigoletto. !,
De pronto Of reir a mis- espaldas;
me volVf y reconocf a Ia joven del
dleoado, q la amada del pobre Enrico.
Con ella estaban otras muchachas y
4Iguno$ cabalIeros, j todos depart1an
4legremente
La contemple largo rato; ella SO
4 perclbfo, pero segu1a agiendo Car
dajadas con su companero. Enton
les 20 me acerque 10 mas que pude
y le die muy cerca del dido;
- Forget me not>
Me miro tjamente, sin dejar
de reir, me contest6:
y All! listed le conocfa?
Me aparte precipitadanaente de
dlf, solo al salir pude fjarme en-
que la orquesta preludiaba Ia celebre
! ancion que dice:
<La donna 6 mobile
Quail puma al vento
{.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08

Asunci6n CorreA, fus deteni-
do anteayer me Ito dia, por ser uno
de los que apedre6 ell 5 ell kiosco
<El Nancy, de la plazuela de San
Francisco,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08
Dice Ella Vanguardia, de Pom
ENGLISH.

Los jovcnes ,nuchachos que de-.
aprender ell insles, encontraran
IN casa de una quieta familia ameri.
c,na, cuartos, comidas 6 instruction
en ingles, taquisraffa i Ell uso de la
.naquina de escribir, q precios mode
radios. Sc solicita correspondence.
Dirigirse q u. G. Creelman. 1903 e.
33th st Brooklin, N. 7. E. U. A.
Sc comprende espafol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08
MANI 1lel VI aides Cajas
ABoGADo Y Y~NoTaRlo

DE VEGA BAJA,
participa al pdblico que, con objeto
de atender er al servicio notarial de los
pueblos de su emarcaci6n, Sc cons
tituira en- ell Dorado ell dia 8 de cada
mes; en- Toa baja, el 10; en- ell Coro-
1al los dias IS y 80 y en- Vega-alta
81 %.
S. e. S. 3O-13
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08
Ha entrado en- prisi6n nuev

Ha entrado en- prisi6n nueva.
mente en- Ponce, ell Guardia Ariz.
mendy, por motive de los sucesos
ocurridos- en- la plaza de aquel pue.
bio con el americana su perro..
Despachos de New York dicen
que marchara para Manila una Co.
mission con ell proposito de implantar
en- aquet Archipelago ell Gobierno
Civil Los nombres de los sef1ores
que componen dicha Comisi6n Sc
deScOnOcen.
, Sc ha pedido por la Procura.
duria General al Tribunal de Dis
trito de SIN Juan, terna para cubrir
Ia vacante de Fiscal municipal de
Rio Grande.
Sc le ha pedido al Presidente
del Tribunal de Di5trito de San Juan,
terna para ell nombramiento de Fis-
Cal municipal de Lola.
sSe ha propuesto al Quartet
General dej3 sin efecto ell nombra'
mientO hechO de don Salvador PicOr'
nell, para S ,ccetario de la Corte de
Distrlto de M Mayaguez.
Dice Ella Vanguardia, de Pom.
ce:
En- breve pub'icaremos una Pc
quef1a historical, que lleva por tftu'
10 <Mari Pusa El origen de la di'
nasM Laisiana
Ea ella estan los personajes que
negre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08
CaCeta de hoy
Ordenes Generates, No 20
San Juan, Febrero 8, 1900.

Por recommendation de la Junta
Judicial, Sc dispone 10 siguiente:
T Desdella fecha de la publica.
cion de esta Orden en- la "Gaceta
,oflcial" quedara suprimido el Juzga'
do municipal de Las Piedras.
II III archivo de dicho Juzga.
do Sc entregara bajo inventario al
Juzgado Municipal de Humacao q
cuya jurisdiction Sc ha anexado Ell
pueblo de Las Piedras.
III Para los efectos de las ms
fripciones en- 81 Registro civil, Y to-
da vez que el pueblo de Las Piedras
dista mas de CHICO kilometres de Hu
macao. ell Alcalde Pedaneo de dicho
pueblo llev.ra los libros de Regis
tro a que Sc refiere ell Art. 20 de la
Ley del ramo.
Ordenes Generates, No 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08
Aver han tenido efecto ante

Aver han tenido efecto ante
el Tribunal del Distrito de SlnJuan,
los juicios orales de las causas ss-
guilds por les;oles, contra CrfsDulo
A'isea, d. Guayans, Pedro Me-
Yes, de esta Ctpital. In defensa de
ambos pro ,es ldos estuvo a cargo
del letra1o Sf. NJ ,reno Calder6n.
ri 81 del pasal> llegaron f.
lizmente 4 Now York los jovenes
don Cayetano Victor Coll Cuchf,
i don A1riano Lipez Nussa Los dos
prlmeros sig g1eroa plra In1iana,
Uniwersi1ad d9 N otre Dame, ell 1l-
timo para Washington.
Nos asegura persona que pue'
de saberlo, qua no es exscto ell ru
NOR que ha circulado de que don
Cruz Castro serfs no nbralo Biblio'
t9cario de este Municipio. E. senior
Castro no ha aprete l1i1o dicho desti'
no, hi desea que Sc le quite al que
actualmente 10 desempena.
Por la Oicina del Procurador
General Sc ha propuesto al Gobier-
no la concession de dispense de pa
rentesco para contraer matrimonio
Civil a Jose Toro Rios, Juan Bautis.
to Velez i Juan Anasta sio Tol edo
Morales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08

coraz6n; pero no importa, ella me ha
dicho que nunca me clvidarfa con
servo la esperanza de que nos reuni
remos pronto.
Eetreche su mano diafana OF
que 10 b dec1a, debilmente, como 81
hablara en- suef1os: forget me not.
Lqego, aquella pobfe alma ba
bia vol ado.
Al otro dia me embarqu6 para
Cuba,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08
Sogun dice ua diariO local

Ssgun dice ua diario local ell
sef1or Obispo ha consegujdo del Co.
bierno la ce sion d la bonita CApilla
de Slnturce en- favor de los catoli-
COS, en- cuyo templo empszara nus-
vamente el quito el domingo pr6xi-
mo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08

Sc alquila un gablnete con vis-
ia la calle, propio para oficina, en-
La calle de la Lana n1mero 90, al
tos. n-a- Al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08

La Vanguardia de Ponce, la
menta la renuucia de CONCEAL de
aquel Ayuntamiento que ha hecho ell
Lcdo. don Ramon Gadea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08

Sc ha nombrado Fiscal munich.
pal de Garabo a don E lrique Divi-
Ia; Fiscal propietario i suplente de
Camuy a don Julio de Jesus don Jo-
Sc EllOgio Vega. resp 9ctiyam ante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08

LII Junta Ju1icial ha con nferido
comislon al sehor Fiscal de Ponce
para que entienda en- las causas Sc.
guldas por denuncia contra los jne-
ces municipales de Juncos i Adjun-
taS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08

Lola ha remitido & la Secre-
tarfa Civil, ell presupuesto de gas
tos de aquel Consejo psra ell ejerci-
clio econ6mico de 1899 q 900.
Don Salvador L1go ha sido
nombra1o Inspector de Consumes
do San German. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08

De Maunabo SO han renitido &
la S ecretarfa Civil AZ in ,tancias So
licitaodo condoaaeioa de contribu-
clones por agrfcola, IS por urbana,
con la. a.copia del acta de aquel Ayuu-
tamiento informando sobre ell parti-
cular.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07
!. Boston Store. f.
rHE wnATHER SATURDAY. Snow and COLDER

Early holiday shopping is profitable" First
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07
Own People Protested.

Washington, Dec. 7,-(Spl)-Strong
protest was made by citizens of Ha-
waii against seating Robert Wilcox,
the Hawaiian representative presented
to the House today. They aver that
Wilcox's political ana private character
units him for "A seat in the House and
that the election was not legal.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07
Underwear ano Hosiery

THE GOOD GIFTS THAT KEEP
YOU WARM:
AT 30c-Men's heavy fleeced shirts
and drawers, in plain and ribbed,
worth 50c
AT 50c-Men's shirts and drawers,
wool feeced or cotton fieeced; also
ribbed
AT 15c-Men's camels hair under.
wear, all sizes, nice and soft splendid
wearing.
AT 19c EACH-A special in boys
underwear, all sizes of regular 25c
goods for Zoe each.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07

Mr.. Frank L. Bullcn, who was once a
ship boy himself, makes in his book,
"The Men Of the Merchants Service, y
:hese mournful statements concerning
the sea life of young Jacl,y;
Within the memory of middle aged
men boy on board ship was the
butt, the vicarious sacrifice to all the
accumulated III temper of the ship. To.
day tales are told of the treatment OF
boys In 'Geordlc' Golfers that are
enough to make the flesh creep to hear.
In those days it was the privilege OF
every man Oh board to i'll treat the boy,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07
Will Not be Tried.

Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 7.-(Spl)>
Ii is likely that Frank Hamilton, the
alleged slayer of Millionaire Day, win
never be tried for murder The indi-
cation now Is that Hamilton had hard
work to save his own life from Day
who was crazed with drink.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07
Acquitted.

Welsh, w. Va, Dec. 7,--(Spl)--Jas.
Chambers, who killed Adam Bailey
and DR.. Thompson yesterday at Pan
ther, has been acquitted. The court
decided that the shooting was in self
defense.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07

the world to obey his orders l was per-
fectly helpless. My only wonder Is
that he did not kill me.
"Yet when left the ship he bnde me
quite an affectionate farewell, bidding
me remember how hard he had labored
for my benefit, that every blow he had
given me was solely aimed at making
me more useful and fitting me for my
duties"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07
NJ 'IAGE LICENSES.

larry j. S,pe, Akron .............27
rooms occupation, merchant.
lin Ross, Munroe Falls ... IA
rnh McCracken. Munroe Falls. PC
Oiroom's occupation, farmer.
John II. Dcllenberger, jr,, Akron %
Helena l.. Nielsen Akron. Do
Groom's occupation, veterinary sur.
gcon.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07
RIOTERS
Sentenced by Judge kohIer Friday
Morning.


The jury in the case of the State VS.
Frank Bisson, was out less than hall
an hour. He was found guilty of shoot
ing with intent to wound. He was
sentenced to the Reforrnatory at Mans
field
Other prisoners, who changed theil
pleas were sentenced as follows
Frank Wheeler, rioting, 30 days and 81
and costs; Arthur Sprague, rioting
80 days and $50 and costs; Low Nigh
rioting, 80 days and S25 and costs
August Simonette, 80 days and $50 and
costs.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07
DRESS GOODS

Not more desirable gift to be had;
always serviceable and durable.
AT S125 YARD-5S in. all wool Ven
etians, in black, three colors of greys
also the fashionable blue grey. The
best money can buy.
AT 65c YARD-60 in. all wool suit,
ings, in black, green, red, navy and
light blue, extra heavy, were made to
sell for 81 yard.
AT Toe A YARDS in. all wool
black cheviots, poplins, English serges
wide vale serges, made from fine Sc
lected yarns, good dyes.
AT $100 YARDS in, and 80 in. NIL
wool black and colored Venetans
broad cloths. English serges, canaden
ses and wide wale serges.
AT soc YARD-36 in. and 80 in all
wool GRANTEES, herring-bone chevots
and twill serges, extra good qualities
for hard wear.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07

and II, as very often happened, the
poor little wretch died under it--well,
what of it?--it was only boy.
"And the peculiar part of 1t all was
that the brutes who did these eyil
deeds prided themselves that their ac'
-tlons were right and proper There
was only one way of training n boy
with ropes end IL it were handy; u
not fet g" n hcHt would do, but ne
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07
must be benten.

zone man whom shall always re-
member, rs smart seaman as ever
trod n ships deck, beat me until there
was not square inch of my small
body unbruiscd, Scarcely watch
passed that ] did not receive some to-
ken Of his lterest in my welfare, ano
on two occasions he kicked me VIII
such vlnlorco t,Nt with all the Will IN
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07
Passed Examination.

Akron friends this afternoon received
telegrom from Mayors Clerk Albert
g. Holloway announcing that he had
passed the examination for admit
tance to the bar
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07
LADIES UNDERWEAR

AT 22c EACH-Ladies' vests, assort-
ed sizes, thick fleeced, extra values,
regular 25c quality.
AT 25c-The best vests or pants that
money can buy in this broad land.
these goods are excellent values and
can't be beat
AT SOC AND 5Oc--Ladies' "Peeler'
vests and pants, silk trimmed, good
weight. fine quality.
AT $l.00-Ladies' fine soft camers
hair vests and pants, or scarlet wool,
guaranteed all wool, very comfortable
TO wear.
AT 12I2c PAIR-Ladies' fast black
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07
A Few Words About Dolls.

Dressed nnd undresscd dolls galore,
with pretty faces light blue eyes,
black and light hair.
AT 25c EACII-Brownie and colored
dolls bisque dolls, jonted, kid body
dolls, and rag dolls.
AT zoe to S4-Largc dolls in great
variety with kid bodies, jointed bisque
heads, natural hair.
See our great display of fine i'm
ported Japanese ware.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07
Gar Improved.

Livida, Dec. T.-(Spl) )-Czars pulse
and temperature today are entirely
normal.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-07

}hosiery, in plain black or white feet,
Especial values.
} AT 10c PAIR-Ladies fast black
}hoslery, all sizes, good weight and good
Equality.
I NOTE-Large size cotton blankets,
}red and blue borders, only 4Sc pair.
Look Here! Speciai Apron Sale
; Saturday.
) AT 25c EACH-Ladles' large glng
ham or calico Aprons, with bib and
: shoulder straps.
) AT 25c EACH-Ladies' plain cling
ham, also black sateen, aprons, with
I ruiile.
5 AT 25c EACH-Ladles' tucked, also
s hemstltched white lawn aprons, large
! sizes.
5 AT 39c AND 50c EACH--Hemstitch-
s ed and insertion trimmed white lawn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-18

a so why act cOasult Dc, nlllarA the emlnana
epeelalat Rsmeaiber, DI DnAlA II la n0 way cen.
neotsd with aaY other called QuOE cure n fact a n
sntiteY aiheFent tTeatmeat than the keeley aud
tbs weight And restores the whOs huaaR systeK M1.
roult0rY snce 1880 has haa aa ysars expeFlence la
Az TO eOuvuce the puble that he hab che oaly sgmn
Atge any he ias % cure la uthor wOEda u anY
ph treat them agau iree Dr Dlard Teauises pateafe
hey placed tonc teatent los thirty daya Alter
~ cans IuI Mom hItean % lMenLY dave
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-18

Fais sii b. ~ maia ifaysiod road
ief passengers soias va psnyeF ~
NsftAsFa faeiao poiais.
W usassH essnie celeFaea, utah.
rssins csasii rwu afpai aaily ttains
ifom Kansas City st Josaph wsskly
California sscuruioaa. psfsoaaliY os.a
daetad
W ths Nosii hsst sqaiRsed uains
~ Chioaso aaa b. touia
W ths Nsfth bssi tfaiaa b. Ona
Aa st Fsal nisasspsiis
4. D 9FieksG a. 3, A. sas aaia
stIssi kssaaa CitY No
l. W. WskslsH 0sa1 faasanSsf
Assat st loais No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-18


HHlss tsite lsslre ta a4m
lsfaagI fsas ssses - sii ~ i,lse
go Vslaaiaaaaess taas I sass t.|1
aseea,seaa sIi ~ Iaaeaesssis sat ~
aelsi kaaiia.
safc ams9aass tka Gasiaslea "
.iNioa ia a. ssff fsilrss sstaaA sd 4
saea isat "a laat NaataV ssaaian ~
ia4a failg fataaasA ~ sias aaa es
aasuaesa plsaalas ~ aaastiaa8 ~
patNla ~ seah a. fNaaat thst ! aala
sii ~ fesiFs ~ safoaa aflsaa ~
psesa. saa aaNss ssea afs sttifslG ~
agsei ifea 49, assifa - aasa !
Pahila asaisssies saa sgolaag - ssssg
zoe wss aasss 40 o. ~ lea@afai
asaapis aaa 81 ever tas sha.a 4
ssss sesisa g. saglas 80 . tssspts
iiaa ssiels Aia so 3 sees - 0ss anA
satlsat sfssgeas el Ass aaa ~
sthss tsluAsIs - stoe % ssss sea logs
sfsf Co., ,hsil sss aaa lasif tsaiiifs
sasss bafafs thsg fuees ths drspssata
eeaditiea ~ aasaiats siaFsff ~ tea
sHfal faiaaaa sabit
ssaA - saFsat au iau shFlsliaa
eaoVia ~ tAia eitl sna sil ~ -
4 eaiptaafet tQ epAuia ue sitA thsif
aFmpatbF. tsaif irieadsalp aaa taaf
prayers. asa ssrsby ssaafs ane aaa
AZ lhat aas, 20 ths gFaes "a aoa.
iofagef nuFa taaa tfiaaiaa
Aeaeeetialif Foafa.
So hAeaiss
a pasliu aeaioag sad shest sppsal
10 ths Fss afiahsf snd afuakara sill
- nsaa 80 tea d h NagFeh aoaln
tea 'ght - a. Ffsysr aantiaa All
~ ald sssuelstss sta saa. aaa ~ ~
skIstias fsiaata afe aaTaaatlE -
qsastsa W ~ efeasaA ny A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-18

Ga the sceOnd daY pt lktobeT. iaDp.
1 eoNnoatsd tsk,ug ths Dlliard t,eat
ment lul mpgphlas Aud pu.alae habit
Whuu / epmmeueeA the tleatnArat 1
Weighed 40 penaas, pY sslshl aow u
tfp p0uaas uaea mpgphlne ipi 40
YeAga aaa waa tufeg N 90 aays pl
blllatd euted me h0m the Aceugsgd
habit No tpnkae pau ekpfsas the
aapY thAaks o. % pllla,d tpl what
Ne hAs a0ae ipl me hs Alec snggd aie
ihe stpmafh hAe iesa treated ~
eeyvsal emlaeat FhYslelaas Aed Al
hsAi'h, Al ~ tgasllas la ., nlllasd
az y OA6c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-18
afEAAurI ~ aAranaa.

NiH 30 hsttsf prsaaraa %
aasaia NE fsataasaai trass this
ian so sietsf than aseF Asfsfs.
Ftis piaas "a tha eefasf " okia
aema go Bfsaa has hssa thsr
ssshly fssaaasisa - assemssauss
tes -sssa hssfsa 10 has Rsa
ssiii a. sstFa lafes fssslesfS.ss -
Asia sny saastity ~ ssFthsra
;sssts sisska Hsssas ans auttsas
oEsssrs tgssh ash asa sAms. 10
shsFI ks ~iii ssTvs sssFYshies 10
ths bsst ssa mssr sspstiaies styis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-18

FWa atfaeQaFe ueggTiaR aea)NNN
iees seatessa nlo "a elesl4l8
a. aeMAnlla6 witA bh9 e4iI4
sea taa rooe allied WlhA All NIl H
tlao 4fa. khs oaansetlesn walA NN
"a sway saA ali Ne llNa1s d lho taRH
esai oat pa eleetfielAe ~ 44N'
PED Algsslf wlsA : aseei anA y HN
llaIaa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-18

Aftaus hGallh WaIla ~ teRlla. liN
u 10 tha eltE reaaw "a el4 AaaealN
,ases ~ va 4go4AN .ehepl laN&
apa, aitsiAhsf aaftn8 tae &saMoW AZ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-18

three weeks ago ior u 600 asa / can
and do eheeriully fecOmmend the ull
lafd treatment lpr .ee lihaog habit
JoHS A MoalkR
ANNN
nbAOAs a Aag, 1860
70 all partieh anleted with the u0f
phlue va wkisky habit will cay that on
August N, 1900. | weal 10 Dg j W
plllagd q terrible wreck igom the uae
Qi marphias aud ahiakY uaa nhdeg
tfeatmeat 10 days sas c0mpletely
suged lvsi Ake 4 hAve Aaa
new leass ~ ,ay lis, ASA | weat to
the ih'esaf | welghe ila als4Ada aaA
" thiliy ,~s aAys ] wsAghea toa poanda.
NQw | have beea eased log ahout 9ne
Year aud am Ia the beat vi healsh Nv
daily uss vt murphlue vas thlfly ggalus
aud All the whisky | coald So haa
.akea tgealmeai itoal lpag diAegeut
doeluls but 500 ap ,eliel up1ll | took
shs hllsfd tgfatmest. hsspgelialiY,
tinL hAaHsfi.
49,
6uTAgis ukia Ass IL. iv,0
fAh q h ltlVt
ghst h QlA,saes D rwamlsy hAye
bsen dflaking hauog lu sArpss tps lae
peat tea Yeags "a iae1 my goudlslon
WAa ~ baA heeame = total wgeek 4
vas hpallY pcgapaAsd b l,ieude Ga tlY
Chs plllaud tFeatuaeut aud eAa Wutn
lulh cay tbat l aOw haye ap Aealse lpg
u4eog aNd have upye, lelt teiteg thRu
AZ pgpseal tlme aaa hsagtlY gecpm
msad lLs blllald tltalmenl ~ thpsa
suaefleg Iyom .he hlNog hAbit
~ . rwAatNy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-18

nbWARp, Okla AuJ % lWW
AZ wAss, q Aas (pgeesa
Ihla esgtiAea thal ap ths hgal aaY Va
Ausua lpll 1 lsok the llilagA lgaat.
uleet tpg the liqual hanlt I haze AZ
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-05-29
sitions and score by innings:

The recent frightful mine disas-
ters in West Virginia and Utah
and statistics compiled in the past
year show that the annual loss Of
life in this industry is growing at
an enormous rate, and utterly out
of proportion with the comparative
development of the mines. And
the serious part of it is that the
industrial loss of life has no inter
missions. The makers of the laws
and mining inspectors and mana
gers owe it to humanity to give
heed to every measure that can be
suggested and enforced for the re-
duction of these mortaities.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-05-29

A representative of the News
visited Baldwin on Monday and
Tuesday last and found there as
contented and prosperous coal
camp as exists in the country. The
men at both the Alpine and Union
mines are all working full time and
making good wages. At the for
mer there are employed about one
hundred men and the daily output
is averaging about three hundred
tons. At the latter some forty
men are employed and the output
runs a little over hundred tons
daily. The employees of both com
panies are prosperous, intelligent
class and their relations with the
companies seem to be all that is
friendly and harmonious-in great
contrast, indeed, to the attitude of
former employees there to their en-
ployers.-Gunnison News.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-05-29
d. C r. q. Excursion Rates.

For the National Baptist Ami
versaries, Detroit, Mich, May 2Sth
to 29th, one regular first class
normal tariff fare plus $500 for
the round trip from points on D.
g. r. G.. r. r., and return is
authorized.
For the Republican National
Convention at Philadelphia, Pa,
June 18th, 1900, one regular first
class normal tariff rate for the
round trips authorized from points
on the ID. & R. G.. to Philadelphia
and return. Selling dates June 13
to Is inclusive. Return limit
June &c.
For the Democratic State Con-
vention at Denver on June 7, 1900,
an open rate of one first class
standard fare is authorized for the
round trip from Colorado points to
Denver and return.
The Fourth of July excursion
rate is one first-class standard fare
authorized for TIE round trip.
Minimum rate SOC. Selling dates,
July 3 and 4; final limit, July 3.