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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-01

El que honra q su .madre. es co.
mo 81 hombre que reune u gran te.
soro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-01
La difteria en- Francia.

&N#EN % q
M. Valdez Rousseau, Jefe del
Gobierno frances y ministro del in
terror, ha dirigido una circular & los
medicos con motive del incremento
alarmante que Sc nota en- IL iifteria.
En- dicha circular recommends 10
aplicacion del suero anti dift9rico y
hace resaltar que cuando SO splics
en- Ell primer dfa de Ia aparicion de
las falsas membranes, los casos nun
ca son mortales, y que cuando Sc
aplican al segundo dfa mueren sola
mente un 6 por cienio de los ataca
dos.
DeSarrolladOreS del pulm6n
sOBRINOs DE ARMAs.
........
S SIS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-01

Muchas veces IL culpa no es del
que abusa, sino del que ~consiente:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-01

@%E @0-3O-
Nos ha favorecido con atentsvi
sits la sa1orita Maria Moves Coma
lez, ilustada profasora- graduada de
Barranquitas. Dicha amiga viene
COZ objeto de asistir los tres mese
de vacaciones 6 10 Escuela Normal
que Sc abrira 81 Is del corriente mes.
La estimamos su cortesia. y le de.
seamos 81 mas complete 6xito.
Los aspirantes al magisterio
est4n de enhorabuena.
Ad6mas de las f~acilidades que
da ell Departamento de educaci6n;
en- Ia casa ndmero IA de la calle del
Cristo pueden encontrar habitaci6n
y buena comida CAST de valde.
Deben o tempo aprovechar
IA oportunidad diriji6ndose & dona
Luisa Santiago. n-a-1O-6
Mariana SO vera en- Ia corte de
Dsitrito eli juicio oral contra Raj
mundo Mendez Rivera por hurto.
Ha regresado de los Estados
Unidos nuestro querido amigo el
ilustre puertorriqueno don Francis
CO 4 Amy quien saludamos muy
afectuosamente.
coNsEJo A Las 1466aEs.-El ,arabe o.,m.nr
ss q Ti psafodo ee De as. dsati s,isS%Dre H HHs los % 9i %en sssss
f e Rssaiens sli sqs1,io1 & n RFasoees s do' Sa , se e. sne nsssr a.,
l Rsdssss e sal ms0 Il n saxszs sola 81 may =. : sncis 3 si,, 4 E e
dos dolores. ayuda Il yiento, reguls loo intestinos,
: ssts 9ss s z s ssssiaiSa r ! &c 3 81, psi s.l !: d'a1 Sss. =, 81 !;
dsdo = Pedis por .Jsrabe calmanteds NJ. Winslov
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-01

FL juez de Policfa de Lajas que
&c encontraba en- uso de licencia ha
vuelto & tomar possession de su .desti
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-01

Agujas de maqninas de todaa
claces 4 5 centavos
Sobrinos de Armas, Cruz, 10
u-4-45-1
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Eugenio Geigel Gonzalez

E ~" E7it@E
Pfocawador y Agente de negocios.
Sc ofrece & los Srs Abogados de
la isla como agente judicial. Acep.
ia cualquiers otra clase de agenciss
y SO hAce cargo de los negocios que
SO le confien; del arreglo de tesla
m~entarias = de toda clase de asun.
tos Indicates q extrajudiciales; asi
como de 10 compra = venta de toda
clase de fncAs 8 valores.
REFERENCIAS.
Lcdo Juan de Guzman Benitez-
San Juan.
D. Antonio Catinche-Ponce
p Ram6u Roura y Lcdo q. Ma.
riauo Riera P-almer-Mayaguez.
Lcdo Salvador Anne. Mass6 y
don Julio Q Abril-Aguadills.
Direction t~el4graicA -Geigef-
Msysguez.
A Isl
Moviliurio.
Sc Fende mny bafsto, uno com
pleto de casa de familia: Informar4n
Luna 81, altos.
: I'LL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-01
Sc ALQUILAN

habitaciones y un hermoso y venti.
lado mirador, en- Ia casa ndmero 80
de IL Gale de San Jose, & precios
m6dicos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-01
Cr6ditO = Ahorro Ponce1o.
NoMBRAM1ENTo de CAJERo.
e CONCURSO.

En- session ordinaria celebrada
anoche, Ia Junta de Gobierno acord6
elevar hasta la suma de diez mil
dollars la fanza correspondence al
cargo de Cajero, cuyo sueldo men
sua1 es ell de $50 dollars, declaran-
do en- su consecuencia sin efecto ell
concurso que Sc hallaba pendiente
de resolution y .abriendo uno nue.
va para la provision de dicha plaza
por un temino que vencera q las 4
de la tarde del 8 de Julio pI6ximo'
Sc advierte:
IL Que las solicitudes debe-
ran presentarse al Director Gerente
de la sociedad dentro de dicho pla-
20.
90 Que pueden o~frecerse toda
clase de ianzas reservandose la Jun
ia aceptar la que juzgue mas con-
~veniente 8 rechazarlas todas.
sc Que cuando la fanza Sc
ofrezca en- fncas urbanas ell valor
de 6stas debera cubriri I'm 50 por
ciento mas del tipo %expresado de
diez mil pesos.
40 Que la Junta Sc reserva ell
derecho de abrir I'm nuevo concurso,
81 10 estima oportuno, bien bajo las
condolences e%xpresadas 8 con otras
nuevaS.
Ponce, JUNO 26 de 1901.
FL Vocal Secretario p. t.
R. ULPIANO COLON.
S 1O-4
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N0TICIAS.

Ell dia tres sc embarca para San
to Domingo Il compania de ~zarzuela,
puertorriquens, para empezar las
funciones del abono que ten contra
tado an la vecina Rep1blics.
Feliz visje y buen exUo desea.
mos q los enthusiasts .compatrio.
tAs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-01

Hoy & las diea Sc reuni0 Ia conf
sion de decorado para ell dia cuatro
de Julio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-01
LAS AGUAS MINERALES DE ARROYO

las atecclon6s heFpehcas, hnhca 6scrNuIosas, hepaucM y rumahcas,
Entire los muchos vaMss sGmon que rueban este asto, eNa la auoradso pI
MON del DOCTOR JOSE "a USSA; medcoc runho reidene en- Yabucoe, quen, pr
experienced ppa, hecha en- G mBmo en- ss cienhs, xponAneame ia xpedidoe sis
guente dictamen.
"CERTIFICO-que acknowledgements dada compoic6 de lass gmst mineraesd de
7IC1S, ESCROFULOsAS HEPAT ICAS = REUMA TICAS, y para east res Inma
constitution una uwdadrap anaxa de 10 que dOy G Dor exprendaen uo popio- Y para
que conae, y q fiji de que los sehores vnena Tribe Hermanos puedan hner wod ode =
cuando les conveng, cerdfcoe en- Yabucoa 10 de Junode el-Nfrmado DoeT0R JOSE
DAUSSA"
Ell Bamaroy los mananuals ean ceca del puerto de Arroyoy ontguos & la caretera
ue condue8 Guayama
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-01

Procurador y Agente de negocios.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-04

a coal famine being in Norway
has caused the price to advance 40
per cent.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-04
Causes Of Insanity.

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-04
ATLANTIC COAST Line!
FAST LINE

Between Charleston and Columbia,
Upper South Carolina, North Caro-
Tina, Athens and Atlanta,
49, PAssER0ER DEPARTMENT,
WILMINGTON N. O., Nov. Goth, 1897.
CONDENSED HUfIEDTLE
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-04
A VeSper Song.

The clouds Of sunset fold and fold
Are purple and tawny and edged with
gold.
Soft as the silence after hvmn
Is the hush that falls as the light that
grows dim.
And the phantom feet Of the shadows
glide
10 the maple tops and the rivers tide.
Not even the thought Of sound is heard
I'LL the dusk is thrilled by hidden bird
That suddenly sings as the light grows
dim,
Its wonderful, passionate vesper hymn.
Sweet as the voice ofan angels call,
sent to me from the jasper wall,
Is the music poured from that tinv throat,
\ message Of comfort in every note.
know not where III the leafy tree
The dear little warbler's home NAV be:
Nor care to find, by thoughtful quest,
Its cunningly woven, castled nest.
The singer was less to my heart tonight
Tha" he song lie dropped through the
parting light.
Its overthrow Of a JOY intense
Came unto me like a recompense
For the undertone of and aching care,
That was near to making my soul despair.
There arc III this world where God IS king
Some that have nothing to do--but sing !!
Some that are all too blithe to keep
Pcnt IN the voice Of their rapture deep.
Though may be low under waves of pain
They found the pearl Of their purest strain
And We who listen have naught to say
Concerning their Masters rule and way.
Only this-it was surely best,
Since it taught them strains SO full of rest ::
And this that never a folded wing
Should cover heart that was meant to
sing.
And show the path to lighted ark
Perhaps to some one lost in the dark.
Margaret T.. Sangstcr
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-04
In School and Out.

when J lrDk al tbe ClDck ~ schtyI,
The minute band goea ~ slow;
aud the hru, lam hardly moves at Ell.
pru caDHN aee il IN,
But vixen tbey have met al noon,
And p,G only ~ bDur for Iuu,
T"n "pZbt " se% how the epjte(ui bands
Just race fran twelve 10 one!
v-E&Ieetef.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-04

Nos. 81 and A Will have Pullman sIeen,,
arseS .rs TetWeen S a, New York and Tan pa. Meals
lay ,Voo ooanb an aihing cars cnrnute Through
CIV York '"'"eo''lIie ang
Nosi SsinS 81 a and 90 viii have pnllnan Buffsit net
'nville and Day coaches and bneeaae e 'toTs coTs
rrstt rrWtten WMshington and JacksonViiie. "''''
en"t i' ponItve arrive and depart in 8. A T..
=" 'nrthcr information apply 10
.. ID. BOYl STON. II p. A.,
olu' bia. 8. @ - ,al
n JACK ksonville, Flo
Jacksonville, Fla,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-04

q 0b pm hr.EendersonvIile N civ q Ia arm
tDaiIy, - w. "
Noe, % and s. solid trpl lna between Charles.
ton md Gro uviIl0 via Atlantic Coast Tine
G1inmbla. N"Wberry and LnnrcnA X. r. and
IN rlrstOn md w 'tCarOitnl II II, -.
J RKENLY, r. nj, EMfERSt2N.
30. Qenl.Manag TraffioManag
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-04
GLUE. RIDGE RAILROAD
II. C. BEAN TIE, Receiver.
Florida Central E. Peninsular

Trims run by f0th Neridiau, or Central Time
South OF Colun bia Time Table in
Eiiact June ;rd.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-04

no o. m. Train from Aunusta mnkog olOs
ScnbOnrd Air Line
CIoHc competition at Greenwood for al,
poin'G on $. A. l.. and g. and II. hallway, and
AT tsphrthnbnrY with Southern Railway.
For any Information relative 10 {iokot.
tntoB. sch"duIca, Address
w. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pas. Agt,
. 4, , Augusta, Ga.
NJ kMERSON Trafllo Manager.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-04

BEGINNING August n all letters
from UDjaDd 10 foreign countries
must bear Russian stamps,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-24

The:attention of the public is called
to @1
SMITHS CELEBRATED CURE
FOR RHEUMATISM.
+ 1t is medicine whose reputation is
founded entirely upon its own merits.
1t fills the long-felt want of the peo-
pie for cure of that dreaded disease,
RHEUMATISM.
This medicine acts directly upon the
blood, removing the cause of rheuma-
tism in the quickest time possible, and
builds up the entire system.
Read what HOMER M. MARTIN, a
well-known farmer of Thetford, VT,
says regarding SMITHS CELEBRAT-
ED CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.
Union Village, VT.
Dec. 20, 1897.
A. G.. Smith. Dear Sir:-Last March
was attacked with severe sciatic
rheumatism which went from bad to
worse for several months, and would
yield to no treatment. l could not
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-24

Barre.
William Mari OF the granite firm of
Mari & Gordon, was in Hartford, Conn.,,
last week on business trip.
st, Johns Court, Catholic Order OF For
esters, attended st. Monics's church in
body Sunday morning and received Holy
Communion.
The enjoyable series Of dances given by
Company e was brought to q close last
Thursday evening in Miles hall. Bruces
orchestra furnished music for the twenty
dance members.
The clerks on Main street are organizings
base ball nine to play the Goddard Semin-
airy team on Memorial Day.
The Barre letter carriers have been mott
fed that after July next the strict eight
hours q day schedule will be nforced and
that the forty-eight hours week law will
be in operation after that date.
The Central Vermont freight station was
again raided last Thursday morning by dep
uty sheriffs II. j. Slayton and II. d. Camp.
Eigteen barrels OF beer, one barrel and six
boxes OF whiskey were seized and carted to
the city hall. The whiskey was marked
"Fne Biscuit"
Mrs; W, M. Badger is visiting relatives in
st. Johnsbury.
Rev. Effie X. Nj. Jones exchanged on Sun
day with Rev. George Il. Cooley OF Rut-
land.
All travel on the main road between
Barre and East Barre was stopped Satur-
day afternoon by the bursting OF water
main. 1t took Superintendent @. 8. Cur
rier and force OF men several hours to re-
pair the damage.
Granite lodge OF Masons held its annual
election OF officers last Friday evening.
Coutts; 8. W., O. T. Campbell; j. W., w
r. Durkee; g., II. o. Reed; T., George p
Boyce; 8. D., John Bonnyman; j. D., w
e. Cato; M, James Patterson; s. s., ]
Spence j. g., John Stephenson; T., o. K
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-24

sleep nights or rest days. The pain
was intense. The physicians said the
sciatic nerve was partially paralized.
began taking SMITHS : ELEBRAT-
ED CURE FOR RHEUMATISM,
and soon began to improve. took
only four bottles before the pain was
all gone, and 1 could sleep all night,
and walk without cane. am free
from pain and can work, ride, eat and
and sleep, and am glad to heartily rec
ommend the cure to any one afflicted
as / have been.
Yours truly,
HOMER M. MARTIN.
This medicine is only sold direct and
by special agents. Correspondence is
solicited from all who are troubled
with rheumatism or need spring
medicine.
Price s1.00 per bottle; 6 bottles for
$780, Address,
A. G. SMITH,
Barre, VT.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-24

Thwing. Following the work of the even
ing the members OF Ruth chapter, Order OF
the Eastern Star, served supper.
James King is at home on vacation from
Mount Hermon High school.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Reynolds are expect
ed home from their western trip about
May 1.
Frank 8. Bowman has filed voluntary
petition in bankruptcy. His Liabilities are
said to be $434, all unsecured, and his as
sets $780, Of which 800 is exempt.
The executive committee of the State
Firemans Association will meet at Barre
on Wednesday, April "a, to fix the time and
place for the annual State tournament
Miss Jessie II. Woodward died last Fri
day evening OF heart disease at the home Of
Mrs. Charles A. Smith, her sister. De-
ceased was a native of Pomfret and was
field on Monday.
A. d. and W. #. Morse were called to
Brookfeld on Saturday by the death OF j.
l.. Morse, their brother. The funeral was
at Brookfeld Sunday afternoon.
Rev. T. M. Edwards of Mankato, MINI.
spoke on "Home Missions at the Oongre-
gational church on Sunday.
III. p. Agostine & Co. took contract
last week for cutting an elaborate granite
loD 10 Dc placed IN holyoke, MASS. lt Is 10
be Cross OF magnificent proportions, sur
mounting two bases, and In front of the
cross will be an angel with outstre tched
wings. This job has nearly its counterpart
on the John e. Hubbard lot in Green
Mount cemetery, Montpelier. This con
! tract will require several months to com
| plete, and it will be one OF the finest anC
most striking ever cut from Barre granite.
OF the eighty-s packages of liquor seized
| at the Central Vermont and Montpelier ant
| Wells River railroad stations, March 80
| only seventeen have been claimed and or.
| dered returned by the court. The remain
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-24
SILK ETONS, CLOTH ET0NS,
500. and SILK SKIRTS.

We have just received a shipment of
new Silk Elton and cloth Elton Jackets which
are the SWEETEST outer garments up to date.
They come in plain and tucked taffeta and
peau de sole silk and are very jaunty.
Also just arrived shipment ofsilk dress
skirts which are bound to be favorites this sea-
son with ladies who wish dressy skirt. They
are made of fine quality taffeta silk, plain,
tucked and trimmed with silk braid. Every
thing in founce and ruffle hounce effects If
you wish to look at some pretty skirts, you
should see these before they are gone
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-11-02
The Railroad is Here.

Bismarck Tribune: After eigh-
teen years of waiting almost as
lolg as Bismarck has waited for
the 500 the. Bismarck, Washburn
& Great Falls railway is in sight
ofsWashburn and the close of the
week will see the railroad COM
pleted to that place unless some
Unforeseen accident prevents ts-and
that is improbable. The first of
November will see regular traffic
Communication with the metropo-
lis Of Mclean county by rail. That
there is great jubilation among the
residents of Washburn goes with
out saying. When the Mclean
comfy town was laid out and
named General Washburn prom
ised that some day he would build
d railroad thereto, and he soon will
lee the fulillment Of his pledge.
The completion of the road to
lWasnburn also secs traffic commu-
nication established with the cities
on the west side of the river.
STEAMBOATS, are now plying be-
tween Bismarck and Washburn
owned by the railroad company
and barges have been put in SER
vice to handle the traffic from the
west side Of the river. Ferry SER
vice will also be inaugurated with
the completion of the railroad, and
Bismarck will be connected with
these outlying citiss-formerly a
long days drive-by swift-going
railroad engines. There is large
quantity Of grain being marketed
at Washburn and tawaiting the
completion Of the rail transporta-
ton line.
The residents Of Washburn will
cooperate with the railroad and in
the course Of a week or so special
train will be run to Washburn and
.sktsrs viii, ,1, have an oppor
.tunity Of extending the glad hand
to the Washburnitas.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-11-02
OSS,'- - - =
LOCAL NEWS ;: 5

A hunting party from Wheaton,
Mimi. passed through town WeG-
i,esday. .5s 81 ,:t.s. 81.
Olaf Nelson and Tom Langballe,
two Of Coal Harbor's entsrprising
farmers spent Tuesday in the city.
Allshouse aud Smith will finish
their contract thissaweek. They
have been at work excavating for
the new depot. ;ss
Sc Charles Anderson, Of Wilton,
was in. Nashbnrn this week. Mr
Anderson ID in thu real estate busi-
aess at: Wilton:
JIM. Watson who is here with
. bend Of horses went to Coal Har-
bor Wednesday, Quite number
were disposed Of here.
Auditor johnson returned from
tic capital city Monday. he re-.
ports the capital city booming and
the new depot nearing its compile
ton: ~ ,. s5
~ g. r. Lintlstrom who has been,
absent on the coast for about two
years is renewing acqu uaintance
With Old friends. He reports his
!: :son, who was accid tally shot, as
4 doing. well in the hospital at Bis
| aparck .5 Il , 5.. 5ss {; .;4s 5;ss
\. Quinn passed through
toNl. Monday On his way from
lows t Tnrtlc Lake. Nj Quinn
I'M been eng Is teach d term
fof s9hpol nesr Ills claim and 4 will
eousa ssee / next X y onaa Il
Z Quinn 4 n satisfisd With this
4 .part0 As stste. \. u u q /. q '.I a "
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-11-02
The board Of county commits
siiioners il will meet Monday. .@

The board of county commits
sioners will meet Monday.
Mrs. Jos. Mann is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Winn, in Bismarck
this week:
Frank Henry, representing the
Capital City Bottling Works, was
in the city this week.
"A 5 per cent penalty attaches on
1900 real estate tax November =
not 1901 as the Leader had it last
week.
T.. L. Britton, farmer and stock
raiser, from Turtle Lake. was doing
business with the Washburn mill
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leroy, Of
Weller, rejoice over the arrival OF
a bouncing boy last week Father
doing well.
VIM Dunz, Of Turtle Lake, was
in thu village the first Of the week
and paid up for years su5script-
ion to the Leader.
The rain Monday stopped thresh-
ing for the day. Tuesday was a
nice bright day and the farmers
wore their usual happy smile.
Tom Christensen is locating
near the old Low ranch northeast
of, Turtle Lake having one of the
finest hay claims in the county.
n It is understood the work Of
erecting a depot and other i'm
provements will begin simnltane
ons with the ironing of the road
into Washburn.
John Reuter- was in and favored
the Leader with:e e l,dcllnrs on
subscription Monua,. Mr.. Reuter-,
is we'll pleased with his farming
this, year-haying raised a large
CROP and is making some substan-
tial haspfovements OH the Reuter-
farm. I.
= We want to get all the items Of
news throughout the county and
the only way we can get tn them Y !. is IS
through your assistance. When l
you come to town drop III and tell
us what you have done in the way
Of crops. stock and,any item of in
terest will be greatly appreciated.
+. Louis Anderson, who has one
Of the best equipped farms and
some If the most substantial build
ings Of any farmer in the county,
was in town from Coal Harbor
Monday. Mr. Anderson is a
farmer and his success
in Mclean county is a sample Of
what thrift and industry will do.
Karl Klein, our rustling and
popular real estate agent, has taken
unto himself wife. Mr. and Mrs
Klein were married at Eureka, Isl:
D., at the home of the brides pa
rents. The Leader end Mr. Klein's
many friends hereabouts extend
congratulations and wish them a
journey on the matrlmoni-
al sea.
While threshing on VIM. Lin
delps farm near Weller Sunday,
sparks from5the engine set fire to
a.setting which was totally :des-.
thoyea. a high wind was blow
ing al the time and the crew B was
unable to save any Of the grain.
The separate tor I was VI pulled out Of
the way without being damaged.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-11-02
win Celebrate.

2 -. . ~ + . : q y.
The intention is to have the
railroad formally opened for traffic
Monday, Nov. Ii, aid on that day
Washburn will put on her gala at
tire and celebrate the advent of the
much cherished railroad. For
more than twenty years our people
have been waiting and expecting,
and now that at last we have been
favored we will celebrate as we
have never celebrated before with
a railroad. Arrangements are
being made for the entertainment
Of visitors from far and near. The
town people will supply the Wis
itors with refreshments and people
from nearby are expected to bring
a basket, coffee and5a warm place
will be, provided. The program
will not pe an extended one, con-
sisting principally Of music and
speaking. Gen. Washburn and
Others will speak. Come and bring
your family, and friends.
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