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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
LICENSED TO WE'D.

The following marriage licenses
were issued today: To william
Bent. age 20. and Jennie May George
age %, both OF Seattle. TO William
Lettergarver. age ~, of Van ASSET
and Clara VIII. age y Of Renton;
10 Frank Mills. age a. Of Seattle,
and Mrs George White. age rs. Of
San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25

" y. May z5.-The Moroceon
- ~ suddenly become acute.
! fks.sshcn cruisers Chsnzy and
~ y = nave been ordered 20 tho
n f.ll.aa efocco because the Sultan
~ 49, . explain the allegation
l'zs melting an Algerian revo-
~ Considered an omiuous
= es,,.. Ia the Arabs In Algeria
~ 1sslnk green faRs. while red
~ 49, 49,. been seen In the more re-
+. s.s'' . state that the two flags
n "tea IN prelude 70 an holy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25

ON account ~ the Illness - anr ~
- HEsYfltefz ne FURY irrganrtsgi fast
Tuesday Ia condemn thr cedar aver
water shed. returned last eight from
cedar river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25

Mr.. A. Rings was taken ~ Friday
morning and the entire pnrtV re-
turned yesterday. Another trip VIII
be made Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25
ELEVEN ARE
KILLED.

BERLIN. May 25.-Elcven miners
" ere killed IN an explosion today In
the Prince pieEs mine near Walden
tsurg.
Iafer.-A m ore recent report plao-
- the number Of dead miners at 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25

The dead and misslus are placed a'
LONDON. May - Fifteen bodies
so far have been recovered from ths
RenEhcnlth CoHiery 80 hope q rn
tertained that an u the entaHbed
miners survive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25

|;f only Paper in
ss..,,le That Dares
o..,.t fhe News /: F! !:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-25

PAY ONLY ONE CENT
A COPY-That's the Price
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01

aon3entrtrte % o~brunes B.
mitteI fotIen binnen aursem In einem
Barrier Reitourant berabrsi9t iper,
ben. Der aiftsait ipirb iid barin an
Iauter Geri9ten tn paitiuenfprm srs
e6ben tDnnen. Don ben 8oripsifsn on
Biz gum DeTsrt pirb ibm feline sanae
Wablseit auf benz Roums bon penigen
Auabrat5ofIen oufsstifdt tperben.
9ierbur4 ipiirbe es einsm fart Be-
f9dftisten Manne mSsIi9 tptrben, ietn
Mittassmabl tn ipeuisen Minuten 5u
perSebren pber Cd In Der Weitentai6e
mti5unebmen unb f9 baron tpdter tn
miibisen a~ussnbIideR su srtabea
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01

rpurbe, unD Is bot mn eretrt, eE en-
Sobr abeelaufen NOR. ISOLDE @prs
sdnse iinb In Marotto oltdsli9. Nies
manb psib, mann feline @tunbe f9ldst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
MuSterfnnf
Seber Gag IN Der @pdbe.

ShB 9br 10 Elm auspntaHf bee eases Hnb Fr pMk Sdubs pastn ~ ihr rhuhkn
gMM ohntrt. gh beginner ausrpufaufn uMn Eager bon aRanHH- 8rRm+ unh Rhnbn.
SdubH ~ prftH, bic eh unbhHEt lMm aaufn pnanaNn pnbn, mun Sbr ibn bHk
tsHtrhH gnNs nassnhI Die aaaIhdt Sr s&uts 10 70 snt ale mir fen r aufHfSn Enum.
grp unsn ensn sepWm S6ahtn brhagfH, pmn mir pnhufH. pppon MT ln pd babn
ManHTs 6raasn auatsa. ans @aS$m Fan ans RHHd.e &uts Gr epthfRuRt fur
biz GrhH. SBt so rs unb 80 Gents. f
Das @ds MIR wrHdbqaFh Ssnn Sr uuH S$ubBaf ust sbrau&n Euui.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-06-26
WANTED. FOR SALE. ETC.

TSmall advertisements will be inserted in
this column in reading matter type at the
| rate OF two cents word tor the hrst lnser-
| ton and one cent a word for subsequent IN,
sertions Cash must accompany the order'
For SALE.-My residence, 81 Portland
street. The building lots are what make
this place valuable. Inez Goodall.
FOUND NEAR CALIFORNIAN office Tues
day, a sum of money in a handkerchief.
Inquire at this Office.
FOUND. Cant hook, two chains Whit
fletree and other tools found on lot No.
II, third range, Waterford, owned by A,
K. Powers and W. A. Lyster. Owner
can have same by paying for this adj
vertisement and proving property.
FIRST Glass EMERSON upright piano
for sale, also my farm. Inquire at 10
Asisqwa Ave-, Summervile. Mrs. J. E.
Dana.
For SALE-A Involvement house and
seven acres of land. Will be sold sepa-
rate If desired. Inquire at 10 Water
street. Mrs. James Gaffney.
FURNISHED Rooms to let at "a Main
street.
For SALE. A reclining chair for inva-
lids, also a phaeton. Inez Goodall, 81
Portland Street.
To RENT for the summer, furnished
house with all the modern improvements.
Inquire at this office.
GIRL WANTED. % Main St.
Boy WANTED to learn meat and pro-
vision business. A boy from farm pre-
ferred. J. c. Gray.
CHOICE No. baled hay for sale. c. T.
Brigham.
Smoke the D. S. cigar, manufactured
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-06-26
the NATIONAL OIL REFINING COMPANY

is the result of careful study by its ncorporators of the
possibilities of the oil refining business the Pacific coast
After months of investigation into all of the problems
presented by refining of California OIL the founders
OF the NATIONAL OIL REFINING COMPANY have de-
clded that there no field investment the Pacific
coast which promises satisfactory returns for the
capital invested or the labor and talent bestowed.
The management feels incumbent upon it to say that
while the processes and appliances general use are resort
ed to when applicable in the manipulation of California
crude oil, the NATIONAL OIL REFINING COMPANY has
made many and valuable additions and improvements in
and to the methods of rener making it possible
to obtain equally satisfactory and in many instances better
results from California crude oils than from those found in
the eastern states.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-06-26

Leon Batchelder of Boston is spending
a two weeks vacation with his father, 7.
Wesley Batchelder. He has been a mem.
Der of the orchestra at Hotel Somerset
during the winter and this summer will
play at the Twin Mountain House.
Among the visitors to the Academy
commencement were Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Dasling OF Newbury, Mr.. and Mrs. D. E.
Kittridge of North Haverhill, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. F. Jones of Island Pond, William
S. Bailey and Miss Martin from East
Hardwick.
Mrs. Alvena Ballou and daughter
Edith from West Superior, Wis, are Wis.
iting her aunt, Mrs. c. B. Weeks. She
formerly lived at Lyndonville and has
not been here for 10 years. She was
taken quite seriously sick upon her ar.
rival, but is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Cross enter.
tanned number of their friends most
pleasantly Monday evening. Mrs.
Jennie Cross Trull of Biddeford assisted
in receiving the guests. The piazza
was decorated with lanterns and
orchestral music was furnished during
the evening.
Donald Mcleod left Friday for a two
months trip to his native country, Scot
land. He sailed from Montreal Satur-
day. Mr.. Mcleod has been considera.
bly, out OF health during the spring and
goes with the hope that the ocean trip
will be beneficial to him. 1t is his first
visit since leaving Scotland, over 80
years ago.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-06-26
OUR PLANTS.

At Bakersfield our separating plant has capacity of
two hundred barrels of crude oil per day. 1t consists of
i've Stills one asphalt kettle, steam boiler oil tanks etc.
and contains other necessary machinery and apparatus
together with ample buildings Sheds etc. necessary for the
handling of the simple line of products essayed to be pro-
duced by this plant
The plant on the bay at San Francisco will have when
completed capacity of 1000 barrels per day. 1t will con-
slst OF eight stills of hundred and twenty-five barrels
capacity each, together with the best system of treating
and storage tanks and condensing apparatus 1t will be
equipped throughout with the modern machinery It
Will nave one OF the finest Laboratories of any oil refinery in
the state 1t will have ample containers for the handling of
an immense business.
In short this plant will be first class in every respect
and will meet all the requirements of the immense volume
OF business we shall undoubtedly handle from the verv
beginning.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-06-26
Deaths.

aged 43 years.
At Lyndon, June II, Mrs. Elsie Gray,
widow of Eleazer Morrill,, aged 21 years.
At Lyndon. June 21, Horace Buck Jones,
formerly of Victory, aged rs years.
At East Concord, June 21. Henry G.
Powers of Lyndon, aged 5y years.
At Danville, June %, Joseph Elmer, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Barnett, aged months.
At East Ryegate, June 10, Mary Clark,
wife of Martin H. Gibson. aged SO years
At White River Junction, June 22, w.
Carleton Woodbury., aged 81 years, formerly
of St. Johnsbury.
At Monroe, June %, Mrs. Edward Emery.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-06-26

by T. F. Doyle, 81 Eastern avenue, St.
Johnsbury.
WANTED AT ONCE, a cook. Apply at
Allison and Davies.
WILL GREELEY of Gaskill keeps Ayr
shire bull and white Chester boar, also
has choice grade Ayrshire bull calves to
sell.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-06-26
CONCLUSION.

In conclusion desire to call your attention to the
TACT hat there are today in the United States than
hundred firms and corporations engaged in the business
of refining crude petroleum.
OF all these the Standard Oil Company is by far the
largest This company organized in 1870 with cap
ital stock of $1000000 which afterwards increased
to 500 Its stock sold at SIS per share par
value $lOO) and is today selling at $500 per share
In 1900 Standard Oil stockholders received $48 900 900
in dividends 1870 the par valuation of the stock
While during the first four months of 1901 they have re-
ceived 900, or at the rate of $3.50 per
VI the 100000 shares of stock offered for sale at so
cents share, have remaining unsod only small block
OF 10000 shares which shall close within few DAYS
AS this Company will be large dividend payer why
competent income?
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-06-26

we'll known ST. Johnsbury gentleman recently wrote
us from California after being Bakersfield "In regard
to the National Oil Refining Company, 1 inclined to
oeeVe there going to be large amount of money made
IN it, One thing is certain they have manager in whom
have great confidence They also have process for
making an Illuminating oil that is superior in many respects
to that made by the Standard Oil Co. have no doubt
about this proposition making money, and should not be
surprised to see it a record-breaker"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-06-26
Births.

At East St. Johnsbury, June 1s, a son,
Donald ellis, to Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Pat
terson.
At Lyndon, Saturday, June %, daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs Ben Lincoln.
At East Burke, June %, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Colby.
At East Ryegate, June 10, twin daughters
to Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Gibson.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-06-26
Marriages.

At White River Junction, June 10, by Rev.
A. J. Lord of Hartford. Walter J. Sake OF
White River Junction and Josephine A. Simp-
son, formerly of st. Johnsbury.
At Whitehall, N. Y, June 5, Luther P.
Brown of Burlington and Lille Mae Heitz-
enrater of Covode, Pa.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-06-26

STATEMENT
and approximate estimate by the chemist on refining 900
barrels of crude oil per day.
EARNINGS
Il 945 gallons OF Kerosene at 10 cents, $2194 so
1880 dstiate at cents, 63s 40
$50 barrels Asphatum at $500, $4,000
$3,2S29O
EXPENSES.
1000 barrels of crude oil 81 so per barrel 81 500 90
Labor, salaries and all incidental and contin-
gent expenses, 10000
$4,000
Profits, 81 1870 on
Fronts OF one year or 300 days run, $354S70OO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-24
"LONGFLLOW" sale
Triunf0 de Santos
DumOnt.
g ARGA Y PAsXJeRos

Ell mu ado t5cnico, los Clubs de
ferosta con, los periodicos y el pf-
blicc, discuten todavia 81 exito del
viaje:rea izado por Santos Dunno MT
con su globo dirigible.
Los t6enices, CON sus eternos
t;qnis miqnis, ape an 81 cron6netro
para regatear Ell triunfo, pcrque Du
mont tard6 dos tercios de minute
mas, sobre el'tiempo estipulado, en-
eslizar ia prueba.
Los <chauvinf stess abogan por
las-antiguas xperiencias de los her
manos Renard, de quiene dicen
que fue.el prinero que trajo las ga
lIinas, y escatima1 IA glt ria a Du-
mont
Y mientra, todaslas pasiones y
todas las envtiias conbaten al in
ventor, ell pueblo, enthusiasm ado por
el valor, la intr spidez y la tsns cida1
de Santos Damont, ell gia el des.
prendimiento de este comenta fa-
vcrab,emente su frass:
La question de dinero 40 me in.
teresa. Dono lbs 100. 900 france 8,
ST ne les sdjudican, 8 les pobres.
Del <imbrcgi , de opinipnes re-
$ ,lts, sin embargo, que en- aerona1'
tic. es la Ir.mera v,zque M globo
salio del parque del Aereo-C ub para
Saint Cloud; doblo la torreI Eiffel,
volvio su puuto de psrtida. e.
to no 10 MEGA nj 10 puede negar ma
die.
Sc vic al globo marchar con el
viento y contra ell viento; subir y ba'
jsr; dstenersa y seguir q voluntad,
y virar proaigiosamente, d6cil a la
mano del conductor.
e triunfo es indudable, la
cuestol de los ST g lndos d. retraso
es un subte,fugio pueril y comine ro,
porqus 81 reglamento no habla de
etc car en- TERRA, en- ell puato de par
tida, sino de vol7er 81 mis- no. nj ca
be contar en-. Ia c.rfera ell tiempo
empleado en- tocar en- TERRA On un
paraje obst, ufd per edidcic y aroo'
les.
Santos Dumout, quebrantado
por las pasionfs de TERRA mas que
por las di6cnltades aereae, re puncia
realizar ot-a ex ,erie lcia en- Pa.fs,
y Sc prepare & atravesar ell Medite
franco con su globo, rroponi6ndoSe
raalza" la emf "a que el conde de
Ia Vau ha tenido que aoan lar.
<B INA afgux,
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INTERESANTE
PUBLICATION
"a LOS EDITORES. .

Una de las fdncior dsl Iustitu
to Smith soniano de Wa. hington, es
la diffusion dsl safe ea lsrglsis
''que todos entiendau" de modo que,
aunqus la mayor psrts de sus ob, as
estan dc edicadas q los e p ,cisl stas,
el Sec, etario publ cs tanbien. junto
cen a il forme anua', materisl diri
gido a Ia gan mesa del pdtl G, que
lisne inteies general en- su atcs cien
ilfice $ sin ccnoci niento es eecial de
ellos.
D. 9 q v, Ia nan p p,a., es q ,e
habla amos aqnf.
Como el inf )rme annual d Ius.
tituto Smithsonian psra 1900, ell
cual acaba de publicarse, sef1ala el
fin del siglo,, Sc ha concedido consi-
derable esracio las rev;stas del
progre 50 en- los distintos rant de
las Gle acias durante Ell sigl diez y
nueve, preparados per hombres dis
tir 6 aidos en- sus distintas especiali-
dsdss. Les ssunte revisados son
Astror Lie, Qaimics, G Gsolcgfs, Fl
sica, Ell ct,icidad, Geograf,a, Biolo-
g18, Medicine, InvestigAciones PSI
quicas, q, com prende un artfculo SO
bre los grandes hombres de ciencia
del siglo:
Caina. que ha 6gurado tanto
durante af1o pasado, es tratada
con predile sci6n especial. Hay una
brave description del Observatorio
de Pekin, que ha de do origen q tan
tos comentarit un arti ;ulo por ell
Ministro. Chino Mir jim Par, sobre
la m1tua ayuda eutre China y les
E tados Unidos;l lei Felix lers Chino
y algunas Anale gfas occidenta 'e', y
una M rracion de exceptional int, res
s. bre al saqueo del Polacio impe rial
de ve' aro de P.kfn en- 1860 Esta
ultim a es una traducci6n de un dia-
rio redacts do por el Conde D'Heris
son, que pertene cta g estado mayor
del general fear ces durante la expe
dicion anglo francesa en- China en-
1860 y testigo presencial de las ex
traOrdinarias escenas one describe
Apare,e habsr escapado completa
mente a la atenci6n durante la n,ti
ma CT il, aunqus tiene gran rela-
cion con los sucesos recientes, y de-
muestra de un modo muy curioso
como la histe ria Sc reptile.
La aerostaci6n, que en- esta de-
cada Il TINA se ha desarrollado hasta
ser cousidera1a como ciencfa, tiene
muchos artfculos de licados q ella
por Mr.. Jansen, Lord Raleyga, Sc
cretario Langley. y otros.
Entire les otros treinta mas
artfculos, puede mencionarse, como
j smplo de la variedad de asu1tos,
los que tratan de la materia y tras
misio de la fiebre amsr'lta, por ell
Cuujano, Genersl Stermberg, uu
ensayo sobre HUXLEY. Ior Ell prcfs
sor Books, de Ia Universidad de
Jhon Hopkins, y uno sc bre asunto
tan pra ctico como ell de te as incan'
descentes,
L. inf rmes Smithsonianos Sc
distribuyea pt r a Iustituc on, q S
bibliotecas d Il mundo, pue len { BITE
nerse s precio de c osto el SuI erinten
de ate de documentos de Washir gton
y gratis por 1nducto de un mica
bro del OR gresc.
Octutre /. 1901.
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ls.!79! 3zs!H?.79s ID PUI1I RICO 5.S !! e!s!s .:
DarO sbsolota1nente pafsiag q g = pres.
Ano X Num- 1878 @ San R aaHge q Dc Nqzas Dc 0ddna

Ei tesorero CON fecha 16 de Sep
tiemhre. rspendi6 el cohro del arbi
trio de do,lars por limpieza de al
GIBBS y letrinas, fundandose en- que
tai impnesto d estaba sancionado
por el coEs 10 Ejec ati-o.
En yistA de sto dltimo y de que
la Tes 1rerfs no rssolvfa les otros
particnlares, ni reiteraba 10 orden al
Ayuntamiento, Ia eLiga, ha dirigido
distintos record atori los al repetido
centro , b STA buscado la acci6n del
Gobernador, el Attorney General y
Il Janta Superior de SanidAd.
E tos son l,s hechos, q1e per
mi caracter de s. scr St rio de Ia eli
"a, me veo obligad publican, pa
ra probar que la asociacidn ej, rcit
s1s derec hos dentro de los
de 'oi pre- cIeptos legal CO
mo 10 hace siempre por 10 cual cuan
do SO le comuniqne oficialmente Ia
susodfcha res luci6n, reiterAr& sus
reel .eiones. puesto que el argunen
to aducido nj el one Sc ref re q la 0
G. no. AZ &c 1899 que rcita el News
destruyen las poderosas razones en-
que la <L;gas fundamenta sus peti
clones.
Graciss anticipates repitiendo
me sn sfrno. amigo y s. s.
JOSE DEL VALE
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Una Carta
del SeCretariO
DE La "LIGA.'
ACLARACION
San Juan Noviembre 90
Sr Director 1s
La Correspondence.
de P.o. Rico.
San Jua1
Mi estimado amigo

Mi estimado amigo:
En su e1'cci6n de hoy sThe San
Juan News. al hablar de las resla
maciones del Sr. Possidente de ia
Gig, de propietsrios de fncas ur
banas, dice que el S.. Te orero u a
nifesto que II queia no podi1 s sr to
mada en- cuenta, Gus. de que ell
tempo p IRA presentar q lejas ca con
ira del presupuesto haD1a pasalo
Esta afirmaci61. carece de to do
fnndamentc, y al hac ARIA Ell Sr, Te
sorero ha s;do seguramente sorI ,n
dido
Ell presu puesto del Ayunts mian
to de esta ciu lad, para Il af1o econ6
mico de 1902. qued6 def1i.ivsmente
apr. bado por aquel eel Is de Julio,
El 80 de este mismo mes la eLi
ga, pidi6 81 Alca.de Ia suspension
de los arbitrioe por visi 5as sAnltarias
reparacioues de edifcios, y limpieza
de algibes y letrinas, faadan 'ose en-
ell impuesto primers y tercero estan
b sta exceptuados de todo tribute
por el articulo 146 de Ia Ley Munich
pal, y ell segundo por que en- 81 cita
do articulo, no comprende el pinta
do de las casas y otros tire ii, de
entr ,tenimie ato y conservation de
las mismas.
El escrito al AL l:alde SO entrego
5dentro del plazo de 25 dias que al
aefscto fenala el articulo 1880 ds la
propia ley, y previo recloo de- la Sc
c-etarfa del Ayutamientc.
A los dos dias s'gaisntes II 1c.
de Agosto el csc ito dirigi 81 AL
Ida Sc r " ,sibi6 Il Tesorero para
qu, tomarA acci6a en- ell asuuto al
examinar el presupresto d | Ayunts
miento, y suponemos que la antori-
dad l,ca', amplia. d !, 10 que estable-
ce el parrafo 20, del articulo 1872 re-
mitirfa la a.za1a y todos sus antece-
dentes 81 express ado centro.
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BIBLOTECA DE RECREO

CUENTOS MORALES para nifos de
smbos sexos, ilustrado con Is 20 bonitas
laminas cada tomo, nuevas todas elias, y en-
cuadernados en- pasta s6lida y elegante, con
preciosos cromo aleg6ricos en- las tapas y en-
los lomos.
En- esta B,blioteca, escrita con irrepro-
chable estilo literario, Sc encuentran reuni-
das serias obritas en- las que campean la a
menidad la mas sana doctrina las mas
lindas narraciones que nos ha legadp ell in
genio sOilador de la edad media; su parte ar
tfstica puede satisfacer los mas exigentes.
Van publicados "a tomos en- 100 de SO pa
ginas de lectura, con preciosos grabados.
Ejemplar, 8 cts, docena, SO cts. gruess, SO
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ECOS DE CABO R0J0,

Ha allie cido en- este pueblo a "a
eaad de 90 af1 1s la respectable y esti-
mada sef1ora dof1a Soledad Garcia
Don Ubaldino Lozada y don Jose
Carmen Seda, propetario del barrio
de L'snos Tuna 50 han afiliado a.
2artido republicano, ocedeate del
campo federsl
Hacen diez y ocho dias que no
ha cesado de Hover en- esta jusris-
dicci6n, con tai motive los caminos
SO encuentran intransitables.
Peonto saldr& la luz, los folle-
tos de la Liga Regional de Puerto
Rico, los que Sc expenderan modi-
CO sprecio.
Ha regresado de esa capital
nuestra estim ada amiga dona Jose
ia RS sell ad ADMINISTRATORS de correos
en- este pueblo. Mi mas afsctuoso
saludo de bienvsnida,
La Bandera uacional puesta en-
el Juzgado Municipal nece sta ssr
supllda por otra, cosa que no duda-
mos, pues q la verdad Sc encuentra
en- un estado tal, que va no pare cs
bandera AMERICANS.
De los cigarreros de esta pobla-
eion Sc estA preparaudo un ndmero
treinta con ell fin de S. lir absja ar
en esa capital, los cnal IS Sc nos a Sc
gura sstan contratados de los sea.-
res Rucabado y Portela.
Hace cocc dias fve exhumado
por orden judicial el cadaver del We.
cino del ba rrio de Llanos Costa G s.
ta Octavio Qni1ones pues Sc decfA
fue muerto de una puma a Ia, 10 cue
rssu o fa|so de toda faisedad; falle
ciendo de muerte nstura'.
La lista de los contrib 1yentes
morosoe, J a esta 6jada al pdbiiec,
sncontf andose Ia vista en- la casa
Ayuntamiento.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
Nbre 18 de 1901.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-24
e Is g NotaS 6abanelaS.

LAP. xyVUtVO 0OWtV11V
Ha sido relevado del puesto de
Poliefa Insular de este pueblo e
Comandante del mismo Don Osval-
do Laborde.
El Sr. L.borde deia muchas sim
patfas por su conducta atenta y ca.
ballerosa.
Para sustituir al Senor Lahorfe
ha sldo designado don J O. Llauger
quien aun no .ha tornado poses On
del cavgc.
ASn continuan los caminos intran
sit .Ilss. Una tecnic. ha comenzado
de L, csrfetera. OjalA pr into Sc ira
duzc.n en- hschcs los trabajos de la
misna.
FL jueves de la pres ente mana
Sc aussnt6 para Ia capital nuestro
respectable amigo don Calixto C,rrs-
ra.
Ell objeto de su viaje fue llsvar
& su saf1orita h'ja Jo ETA Mario, a la
escue'a normal de Rio Piedras.
B 10 la direcci61 &c don Santa
go N, gr6n ha come azado funcio
mar una es cuela nocturna para adal
toe. Las classes de i,g'es es'an q
cargo de Mr.. Cort, profe de agri
cultura.
Muchos padres de familia ansian
qua SO / abra cuanto ante la escue
Ia de Kindergarten, pues muchos nj
nos quedaron fuera de matricala pa
ra cuando abriera el referid ( ,lantel.
Ha sido nombrado cor cejal de es
te Ayuntamieuto Don Simon P. b.
nelJi. El Sr. B on LII es un iustra-
do ciudadano y un elemento valiosi-
simo de esta poblaci6n.
Ell CORRESPONSAL
Noviembre lode 1901.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-24
A nueStr0S amigos.

Recomendamos ell Hotel "The Marina. -
ror las comidas sabrosas que ALI SO confec-
cionan. por 10 fresco y ventilado de la casa y
en- particular, por Ia modicidad en- precios,
qpe son los siguientes:
Por un dia hospedaje con comida. 81 y,
Abono conner para una persona,
mensualmente. .............. 10
Por una CANA ............., >, so
Por un catre >, 25
Pupilaje para una persona, l mes go
Bateas la calle precios conven-
cionales
SOLER y Ca.
PtoR!co Nvbre. de 1901.
San Jose esquina Tetuan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-24
Vapores que saldra in
PARA NEW-YORK

Relaci6n de los vapores que sal
AN del puerto de San Juan para
ell de New-York.