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The Iola register., 1901-08-09
MORAN.


Aug 5--Charles Hesson drove to
lola last week Tuesday.
The best rain Moran has been
blessed with in months came early
last Sabbath morning.
DR. Carey and family moved away
last week.
Mr. Hamilton has moved from w j
Rumbel's farm north of town to Jas
McGuire's house.
Alice Montgomery who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
here, returned home last week Tues
day.
Miss McGlashan went to lola last
Tuesday vita Mrs c Warner ir and
Lorraine who went from there to
Colony.
Mr. Millby and family moved out
onto the Peckham place last week.
Mrs G Strong and Curtis visited
in lola the latter part of last week.
Mrs II b Adams and thre younger
children came from lola last week
Thursday to visit Mrs e N Willett.
Eva Ireland will teach at La Grande
next term. The report that Maude
Hodges had that school proves false.
Verle Kinne is in Leroy visiting her
friend Ruth McNabb.
Rev G A Chamberlain of Union
town preached last Sabbath at the
The Iola register., 1901-08-09
NEOSHO FALLS.


August 6 The rain fall of Sunday
morning made considerable stock
water. The farmers are wearing a
smile Of thankfulness.
Died at his home in Neosho Falls
August 3rd of consumption, Mr. Cliff
ford Harness. Funeral services held
at the home Sunday the 4th at p. m.
The relatives have the deepest sym
pathy of a host of friends.
Camp meeting is in progress and is
we'll attended, We hope the meeting
will be a success.
A Townsend of Horse shoe land was
in town Saturday doing business.
We had the hea vest rain fall Sun
day morning about o. 'clock we have
had for several months.
Mr. Rosenberger and Mr. Swartz, of
lola were in our vicinity Thursday on
business.
Mrs a Wright and Bert Gresham
attended the funeral of Mrs Carrie
CARMEL Keys Wednesday. Mrs Keys
died Tuesday morning July 30. Rev
Irwin of Geneva conducted the SER
vices held in the Presbyterian church
in Piqua Wednesday at 10 m and
buried in the lola cemetery. Her
many friends who mourn her loss have
the entire sympathy of all friends.
a Wright started his thresher west
Friday and the crew folio we Sund ay
The Iola register., 1901-08-09
OSAGE VALLEY.

j. W. STOUT. Correspondent.
July 20 Rosco Shoemaker and Fred
Mcbride are visiting Mrs Hines.
Mr. and Mrs McGurk spent Thurs
day with Mr. and Mrs Decker.
Mr. Napier's niece from st Louis is
visiting them last week.
Bert Warren and Frank Harlem are
digging a well deeper for Lester
Nomans.
Charley Grant and Walter Ross are
on the sick list
The choir met at Rev Park Blunt's
to practice last Friday night.
We had some rain Saturday and
Sunday but we need more.
John Best is digging well to pass
away time.
Mrs Lillia Stout and Mrs McGurlk
called on Mrs w A Ross Tuesday
afternoon.
The Iola register., 1901-08-09
WEST COTTAGE GROVE.

NONA STEWART Correspondent.
August Mabel Noye, came home
Friday from John Hellc',.
Harvey Stewart has purchased a
rubber tired buggy and Hattie and
Eme Stewart are the proud pos,essor
of Il fine piano. Hows that for hard
times
one OF the most pleasant events Of
the season was a surprise party ON
Miss Elsie ruc5ett last Wednesday y
night. Games Of various kinds were
played, refreshments were served and
at late hour the guests departed for
their homes, declaring they had spent
u very pleasant evening. Among
those who attended were: Misses
Alice Harner, Nettie and Mary Hall.
Mamie Kelley, Ada Miller, Ethel
Warner, Lena and Sophia Geissler,
Mabel Noyes, Bulin Duncan, Hattie,
Etiie and Nora Stewart, and Messrs
Ed, jim, Caid and Wade Adams, Will
Bert and Cal Davis, Olin Duncan, Ira
Miller. Thomas and Grant Warner
Claud Brown, Joe Henderson, Harve
and Ralph Stewart, Geo Hall, John
Neuman, Ed and Harmon Geissler.
There was "A party at Mr. Hogan's
August 8, the event being a surprise
on Miss Lizzie. Everyone present re
ports fine time.
viii Allen of Joplin, Mo, came W
August to visit his aunt, Mrs Jane.
Stewart.
The Iola register., 1901-08-09
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CEN.
TRIAL AVENUE.
GEORGE NJ. LASH, Correspondent.

Aug. 5.--Mrs King, returned mis-
sionary from Africa will lecture at
Jeddo next Sunday August IL at IL
o'clock.
Don't forget the convention at Maple
Grove Aug. Is.
Mr. + Palmer has rented ;his place
and will go to Illinois where his chill
dren are.
Miss Bessie Smith of Kansas City
is visiting at NJ Lashs at present,
Mamie Maxwell invited in few of
theyoung folks in Saturday evening ia
eat ice cream in. honor of her 18th
birthday.
Mr. Burson lost horse last week.
Mr. Pieper ana Mr. MuN tell have
treated themselves to new corn har.
vester.
Mrs Maxwell and Grace, of Moran,
spent Saturday andlSunday with hel
son El Maxwell.
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M p church, of which he used to be
pastor.
Mrs Barton, the Misses Mabel
Keith, Nina Wright, Rose Colon,
Maude Hodges, Ida Spencer, Jean
Warner, Ruth Jewell, and Messrs +
w Mitchell, Wayne and Glen Men
dali and Arthur jewell attended the
District G f. Convention last week
A large and happy crowd gathered
last Saturday evening to witness the
gas display, which was very salts
factory. The Elsmore band was here
and many other guests from neighbor-
ing towns, all of whom were cordially
welcome. Their interest is thoroughly
appreciated by Moran.
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COUNTY NEWS
HUMBOLDT.
ARTHUR CuNNINouAM, correspon,

ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM, Correspondent.
Aug. 60. c. Brett left Monday for
Colorado where he will join the Hum
boldt co ony.
LA Gamet has been very low this
week.
Rev. and Mrs b G McQueston left
Tuesday on their vacation. They
will spend part of the time in Ottawa.
Prof. and Mrs A II Newton left
Monday for Burlingame where Mr.
Newton has charge of the schools.
Prof. Newton was elected superinten-
dent of the Solomon City schools also
but accepted the Burlingame offer.
During their residence in Humboldt
they made many friends VINO are sorry
to see them leave butreioice with them
in their new home.
Humboldt is keeping up the pace
she set in baseball this season. Mon
day a series of three games with Erie
was began. Humboldt winning the
first game by score of to 0. The
other two games promise to be as in
teresting. They will be played Tues
day and Wednesday afternoons.
Come down.
Mr. Jas. Davidson of Yates Center,
accompanied by Mrs Ed Kirk and
daughter of Kan sas City, spent Tues
day and Wednesday the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs VIM. Cunningham.
The Iola register., 1901-08-09
OSAGE VALLEY,
j. w. STOUT. Correspondent

j. w. STOUT. Correspondent.
August 4.-Several from this neigh
borhood went to Moran Saturday
night to see the Gas display.
Mr. Robert Vorhies and father re.
turned from Oklahoma last Thursday.
Mr. Hines returned home from a
visit with his brother at Spring Hill,
Kansas, last Tuesday
Bert Warren is digging a fifty foot
well for Ed Wolfe.
Miss Norma Hickson and George
Ross attended the c T. Convention at
lola last week.
Pear! Lieurance has the Osage Val
ley school this winter.
j w Stout hauled a load of furni-
ture to Moran for j H Myers Thurs
day.
d McGurk sold.three yearling heif-
ers and two calves to Ike Decker last
Monday.
Mr. Jake Goodings of Kansas City
was down to see his brother.in-law
Mr. Hines last Thursday.
Frank Dozier had his nax threshed
last Saturday.
We are thankful for the fine rain we
got last Saturday night, 1t is fine on
pastures and kaffir.
Mrs McGurk visited her daughter,
Mrs Stout last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Shively called on Ora
Doughty's last Tuesday afternoon.
Joe Tracy was in the neighborhood
trying to buy cattle Saturday.
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PLEASANT VALLEY HILL.
MISS OsBoRN, Correspc

"los OSboRNJ correspondent.
Aug. q. This is our third attempt
to get items to the office. We hope
these will reach the press.
Our little rain Sunday morning pre-
vented Mr. Irwin of Geneva from filling
his appointment at the Valley. We
hope he will try again.
Lightning killed calf for Mr. Flynn
Saturday night. Andy Beahm lost
his best COW by lightning the week be-
fore.
Mat Beahm took the wall out of his
we'll last week and put in a new one.
viii have plenty of water now-when
he gets it hauled and put in.
Geo Culbertson went to Colorado
last week. His ia her talks of going
next week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Il Burke July
y, l2-pound boy.
Our school children are we'll pleased
because Miss Ruby Christy has our
school for another term.
Charley Butler does not believe in
walking so bought himself buggy.
Geo Ellis has been hauling lumber
for his son Geo.
Frank and Hattie Ellis visited rela-
tives in lola Sunday and Monday.
Bertha Montgomery came up from
Fort Scott and visited few days with
her Grandma Osborne.
MIR Royce, Geo Ellis and Mr. McKin.
ney have each purchased a new corn
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binder and the latter has cut up some
OF his early corn.
As prospects for corn looks so much
more favorable since the rain John
Beahm is hauling 30 bushels Of corn to
market this week.
Geo Fisher is having Colorado
breezes sent TO him in envelopes.
Lon Foster soldh horse and buggy
and bought another horse of Enroll
Sloan
Cora Sloan sold her bicycle to Ira
Gibson.
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SPRING BRANCH.
FRANK JACKSON. Correspondent
LAST WEEK'S NEWS.

August Mrs. Gregg, of lola, is
visiting her mother, Mrs Hardin.
Quite number from this part at
tended the Christian Endeavor at lola
this week.
Mr. Hide started to the state of
Washington last week.
Mr. Hannah and the boys are thresh-
ing in this pact
Mrs Jett and children from Okla
homa are visiting at r Leakes. Mr.
Jett will come in about month.
At our school meeting six mills
were voted to run a six months school
the wages to be forty dollars month.
A Miss Dodd was hired to teach the
school.
Mr. Fackler says that the fellow that
left his coat in his corn crib while
helping himself to load of corn one
night can still get the coat by calling
and proving it.
Some are wishing they had sold
their hay while it was so high and
and others wish they hadn't nearly
given their hogs and cattle away. A
little rain changes some things u good
deal.
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DISTRICT No. ss.

MARY MOORE, Correspondent.
Mrs Wilfred Campbell called at f n
Moore's Tuesday.
Mrs Campbell is improving.
Mary Wisborg of Savonburg visit
ed her parents last week
Leanna's first base ball nine played
a game with Chanute last Saturday.
Two in favor of Leanna.
Mrs f N Moore visited in Neosho
Co. last week.
The Iola register., 1901-08-09
CARLYLE.
Il. W. LEMAsrER, Co

August Grace Wakefield of Hum.
boldt is visiting Mrs Cozine's.
Theta Brewer of lola is visiting rel
atives this week.
Claude Adams visited at his grand.
mothers over Sunday.
The Iola register., 1901-08-09
YOU KNOW WHATYOUARE TAKING

When you take Groves Tasteles
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
you that it issimplyIron and Quinwi
tasteless fern. No Cure, No Pay
. ; cents.
The Iola register., 1901-08-09
This weeks items.

August "a b Null and others ex-
pect TO go to Kansas City this week to
buy stock cattle, as prices are getting
too high for them in this part again,
a young lady who has has been
visiting at Mr. Ruby's for some time,
returned to her home in Iowa Monday
night,
MIR Delgarno and Mr. Ray have
each bought new corn binder, A
great deal of corn will be cut this
fall.
The prospect for apples and peaches
is still very good.
Peter Gates went to Oklahoma last
week TO look up a location.
Verna Graves from Blue Mound is
visiting friends in this part at present
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-08

indique q cada uno, sus sdeberes, de
rechos y atribuciones
Debe ex1girles, tanto maestros
como Inspectores, la <sobriedad.,
pu@s un hombre que no esta en- su
entero iuicio, es brutal 6 1Ljasto, y
la bandera del gran Washington no
debe cobijar ipjusticias nj inmorail
dades.
Nosotros confiamos en- nuestro
Comisiouado, q qu1en tenemos en- al
ia estima, DOR que es honrado J. .hom
bre de conciencia, adu mas que por
su alta ilustraci6n que nos admlra y
ante la cual Los descubrimos con
respeto.
Venga esa <ley, q llenar 81 va
clio que-se nota en- la promulgada al
timamente, y liberte con ella al macs
tro puertorriqueno de la tiran1a y el
despotismo de Inspectores que no
son, algunos, nj maestros rurales.
Dios guie la pluma de nuestro
Comisionado, antes que un slnndme
70 de inocentes y buenos maestros
sean anulados, por los informes ca
prfchosos de Inspectores ignoran-
tes.
UN MAESTRO.
Mayo de 1901.
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ESPADAS
HIST0RICAS.

En- Paris se encnentra la espa
da llamada de Carlo Magno, expues
ia en- ell Louvre, en- la galer1a de
Apollo.
En- la misma capital Sc halla
tambien la espada que usaron en- las
juras reales los Reyes frauceses des
de Felipe Augusto4
Esta espada proviene del tesoro
de la basilica de San Dionisio, en-
cuyo iuventario Sc mencionaban
igualmente la espada de Turpin y la
de Juana de Arco; pero estas armas
eran ap6crifas.
En- la vitrina central de la gale
ria de Apollo est& colocada la espa.
da de corte de Napoleon I; ell puf1o
esta cuajado de briliautes-
En- Paris SO puede yer el sable
del buf6n de Enrique II, que es una
de las mas hermosas pleas de M.
Ressmam, y la espada de Granecout,
valeroso captain de Carlos VII, que
form6 parte de la renombrada colec
ci6n de Spizer.
En- Espaf1a las espadas mas no.
tables Sc encuentran en- Madrid, y
entire elias la espada y daga de Boab
dill, dltimo Rey de Granada. que for
ma parte de la collection del Mar
qu@s de Vianz, tienen los pu11os de
oro y plata cubiertos de esmaltes de
un trabajo maravilloso.
En- el antique arsenal de Bruse
las, est& expuesta la espada del du
que de Alba
En- Turin Sc conserva Ia espada
que llev6 Bonaparte q Marepgo.
En- Roma, una de las mas her
mosas armas de la collection del du
que de Sermoneta, es la espada de
Cesar Borgia. obra del armero Alco
le.
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PERI0DIC0S,

<Heraldo Espanol>-Manif1esta
que por exigirlo as1 10 correction
international, los espanoles presen
clan desde Ia orilla, la marejada que
Sc levanta en- ell mar de Ia pol1tica
puertorriquef1a.- - <
<Boletfn Mercantil,-La magma
idea de union y concordia entire to-
dos los elementos hispano america
nos, CANA terreno cada dfa no
esta lejos el del resurgimiento v
la rehabilitation de la raza latina.
<The San Juan News, ,-Dice
que la justicia esta mai parada en-
Ponce, donde un juez atropella 4 un
redactor de un peri6dico y los crime
nes Sc repiten con escandalosa fre-
cuencia.
<La Justicia> >-Rechazando ell ca
liticativo dice:
iDonde estan las turbas?
iAh! Si las hay. no las busqueis
abajo, porque no estan abajo; 81 las
hay, buscadlas arriba, investigad de
donde salieron, quien las forn6,
quien las alent6, quien las azuz6; Y
para que las formaron, y las alenta
ron, y las azuzaron.
Nc; las turbas,' 81 las hay, no es
tan abajo; estan arriba; ell tronco de
ese <malojillo> social arraig6 en- cier
tas alturas; y por mas que en- las al.
turas con refinada hipocres1a, pre-
tendan arrancar de cuajo la rafz,
we'd como la <yerba mala> no niue
re y como asoman siempre tallos del
<malojillo, en- las alturas.
No Sc debe hablar de las turbas,~
porqne antes es precise que consul
ten su conciencia los que hablan de
las turbas.
Turbas son los hip6critas; los
que quieren aparecer con la tdnica
de la honradez, cuando solo les cua
dra ell maEdil de la inconsecuencia Y
la fals1a; los que <tiraban la piedra
y escond1an la mano;, los que pro.
movfan <asonadas- y revoluciones>,
y Sc quedaban en- casa, para luego
celebrar la hazaf1a; los que callahan
aver y los que protestan hoy;, los
q2e encendfan la hoguera de los
odios, y complacfanse en- contemplar
de lejos, el siniestro resplandor de
Esas, pueblo, esas son las tur.
No las busqueis abajo.
Estan arriba.
Gel Diario de Ponce2-Caliica
de POGO serios los informes de Mr.
Harlan y Hollander q Mr. Allen y
Ia prensa americana.
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N0tas Caguas.
Molina y Was.
Is odo y Soto. It
&t544t 3E@5s sG5sstsS .-s
81 Centre Puertorrique1o,
Curiosidad pdDlica.

:. Como ofrec1 en- mi telegrama,
dare algunos detalles de la enolosa
question habida entire los Sres. Mo-
lima Y Was del esc4ndalo entire
los senores Escoda = Soto. H.
Ell primero profri6 algunos CON
ceptos que estim6 mortificantes 81
sei1or Was quien pidi6 una satisfae
cion en- ell terreno del honor, Trat4n
dose de dos caballeros, Ia question
tuvo facil arreglo quedando zanjada
satisfactoriamente. =
va terminado el incidente, 81 jo
ven don Manuel Escoda volvi6 & sus
citar la question, interviniendo en-
tonces el sargento Soto, promovi@n
dose un serio disgusto cue al fin oe.
genera en- esc&nda1o por Ia aglome
raci6n de gente y haberse repartido
algunos garrotazos.
AL fin termin6 81 esc4ndalo sin
mayores consecuencias.
Sc vuelve 4 hablar con mas in.
sistencia que nunca de Ia disoluci6n
del Centro Puertorriquef1o, la mas
antigua sociedad recreativa con que
cuenta- esta ciudad; y Sc asegura
que los principales elementos que
componen ell Centre, -formaran un
Club Federal, al que solamente ten
dram acceso los rolftices de aquella
agrupaci6n.
Con todas estas cosas los 4ni
mos est&n muy exaltados. Cualquier
suceso baladf reviste los caracteres
de un <motfn pac1fieo.>
Mas de doscientas personas Sc
reunieron para yer. entrar preso, q
un joven enamorado que en- un mo-
mento de sentusiasmo Sc <llev6> la
novla, sin pensar las consecuen-
cias.
FL mismo grupo de 200 perso-
nss Sc dirigi6 & presenciar y dar
mas <realce, a unas troLapadas que
mutuamente Sc propinaron los seno
res Carlos Aguayo y Generoso Mo
rales, teniendo la Policfa Insular
que nacer despejar la Gale.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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La empreSa
del General Stone
Y Ell Sr. Lug0 VilaS.

Todo e. pals sabe, que la empire
sa conocida por la del General Sto'
ne, es una de las llamados a propen
der al mas rapido desarrollo de nues
ira riqueza agrfcola.
Crear faciles, rapidas y econo
micas Was de communication, es dotar
al pals del mas importante factor,
sin ell cual resultan esteriles los es
fuerzos que rea]icen los agricultores
y los industriales.
Don Eduardo Lugo Vinas, que
es por 81 mismo, y procede ademas
de una cepa de buenos puertorrlque
nos, comprendi6 en- seguida, que sus
esfuerzos debian encaminarse q lie.
var la practica las ideas de progre
so, por 10 que indujo al General Sto
ne q prestar su atenci6n hacia la
construction de ferrocrrriles por Ell
interior, hacienda un se1alad1simo
bien la Isla y dando lucrative en-:
pleo 4 capitales continentales.
Los exitos del Sr Lugo Vif1as
estan palpables.
Sc ha tornado la sociedad titula
da <The Port America Company of,
New York & Porto Rico, y esta le
galmente constituid:., la que tendrfa
va muy adelantados sus trabajos, 81
no Sc hubiesen pres.entado algunas
difcultades en- la concession, cuando
ell Gobierno militar en- tiempos del
General Davis, quien rehuy6 estable
Ger compromises de esa naturale
"a.
Los estudios defnitivos de la II
nea que partiendo de esta Capital lie
CARA hasta Naguabo, por Guainabo
y Caguas, estan terminados, y muy
pronto Sc dar& comienzo q los traba
jos, ppes todo esta listo, segun Ia do
cumentacl6n que personalmente he
mos examinado.
Como medida de provision, el Sr
Lugo Vifas ha presentado un escri
to al Consejo Executive pidiendo SO
senta dias de ampliaci6n la fecha
designada para comenzar las obras,
y no puede ponerse en- duda de que
el Consejo asi 10 acardar&'
Nos congratulamos en- poner de
relieve los esfuerzos de Lugo Vifas
a quien en- primer termino debera el
pals ese gran paso hacia el progre.
50.
Los trabajos del sLibro azul>
estan muy adelantados faltando va
muy pocos datos para principle a Ia
impris ooy
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Da Dl MAYO pl 1so1
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Els tai la necesidad de expau
sion que tiene ell pdblico, de San
Juan, que apesar de haberse suspen
dido la Inauguration Official del Par
que de Santurce, es extraordinaria
la concurrencia que alll asiste, sobre
todo por las noches. Con este mott
vo los arrandatarios han tenido que
suEir~su cantina y buffet, para re
cibir dignamente los que les visi
tan. Sc encuentra allf de todo, s6li.
do y lfquido, con abundancia y por
POGO dinero.
Ell ilustrado Dr.. D. francisco
B. Basora, de Mayaguez, emplea
con frecuencia la Emulsion de Scott
y la considera como un reconstitu
yente de primer orden. g
No teDgo inconveniente en- asa
gurar one la preparation de los Sres
Scott & B,wae, copocida universal
mente con Ell nombre de Emulsion
de Scott ne ma dado, sempre que Ia
he prescritc, 10 que sucede con mu
cha fcecuencia excelentes resulta
dos. Els un reconstituyented de pri
mera calided muy recomendable en-
todos los casos de debilidad organi-
ca.
Dr.. Francisco B Basora
Mayaguez, P R JUNO "a de 1894
Jacksonville es auxiliado con
eficacia y decision. Son muchos los
socorros que llegan de todas parties
la ciudad incendiada. Pasan de
veinte las personas que han pereci
do en- Ell fuego, y de ciento los heri
dos inutilizados
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OBlTO.

Ha fal!e cido anoche en- esta Ca
pital, Ia Sra. Dof1a Jcsefa Agrait,
esposa de nuestro amigo Don Joa-
quin Aldea Berepguer. despu@s de
una larga Y penosa enfermedad.
Mucho sentimos esta lamentable
desgracis, y enviamos q Ia descon.
solada familia la expression sincera
de 'nuestra pena, con especialidad a
nuestro bien querido amigo don To.
mas Agrait y Font, padre de la fina,
da senora, que reside en- la ciudad
de San German.
D. e. p,
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Al Juez de Policfa de Rio Gran
de Sc le autoriza para trasladar Ia
oficina q una casa particular.
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N0T,ICIAS.

La empresa de la compaf1fa
dramatica Luisa Martinez Casado,
contest6 desde Ponce & las numero.
SOS telegramas que desde aquf le
fueron enviados pidi6ndole ell Teatro
para ell eminente tenor Sr. Paoli,
que no tenfa Inconvenience en- ceder.
10; pero como ell sef1or Paoli nese'
citarfa quien llenase 81 resto del
programa, ofrec1a Ia cooperation de
su compan1a, pnes del mismo modo
han trabajado juntos en- Ia Habana
Luisa NJ. Casado y grandes celebri'
dades que por 81 solas no poofan
constituir function, para no perjudi
carse con tanto trabsjo.
Ell Cabo de la Policfa Insular
don Santiago Rivera ha sido trasla
dado al puesto de Santurce, donde
continuara prestando sus buenos ser
vicios. >
Eel ei6rcito ingl6s ha perdido "a
1480O soldados muertos en- ell Trans
vaaL II todavfa no So sabe cuando
tendr& termino esta hecatombe!"
coNsEJo Las T4DREs.-n 1arabe ealmante
On 81 perfodo de- Ia denttc.5n: A.ivia de momento
al poque6o sufrfentc: produce un guedo natural
Tanqaiio alivando al nio dolor q angelito des-
pierta con mnoha Ytveza Is muy agradable q pa
dos Dolores ayuda al viento, regua loe intesttnos
este meJor eonocido remedio para L darrea an re-
dado y pedir por "Jarabe Calmantede 1r. Wlpslow
pof ser el m 1o9 de todo
El Presbftero doctor don Re-
fsel PijoAn, Can6nigo Msgistrh que
fue de este obispado, ha sido recien
temente nombrado Can6nigo de la
Aetropolitana de Zamera~
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