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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25
THIRD DAY OF THE
MUSICAL ALLIANCE
Third Day of the Musical Alliance
Marks Some Very Rapid Progress
in the Work-several New Ar
rivals Join the Class


| rivals Join the Glass.
| Special to the Scranton Tribune.
F'actoryvillc Pa. Oct. a The third
day of the LackaWanna and Wyoming
Musical Alliance showed some marked
advancement in the chorus work, and
the way that the class handles the
difficult music taken up. demonstrates
the fact more fully than ever that
Prof. Bowman is a remarkable con-
ductor and has a system of instruct
| ing that is all his own. The morning
| session "Wednesday was partly taken
| up With voice exercises with instruc-
| tive talk on voice training. The chorus
practice We're. Lord Nouchsafr Thy
| Loving Kindness. from "Egypl's
Bondage come"
The afternoon session was taken up
with the usual chorus work. In the
evening. during the session. Miss Bow
man was present ANA contributed two
selections which was much enjoyed
and appreciated by the class. Miss
Bowman has very strong, sweet con-
traltO voice OF which she has splendid
control and at once captivateS her au-
dencc. Miss Bowman is Il daughter
OF Prof bowman and IN New York
where she resides, she is a great fay
orite With the music loving people
Her concert work last night, as solo
contraltO, was of the highest class
and she was repeatedly cncored by
the appreciative audience She will be
heard To II still greater advantage in
toniSht'S concert. Last nights concert
was of the high class. such as marks
the Thursday nights concerts of the
Alliance, and was attended by good
sized audience. Tonighls concert, the
programme of which is given below,
promises 10 be one of the best ever
held by the Alliance and those who
fail TO hear il will certainly miss a
rare musical treat.
Among the new arrivals We notice
Mrs. T.. l.. Day, Mrs II, :. Stephens.
Mrs. Decker nr Nlcholson and Prof.
John T. Watkins OF Scranton. Those
who are III. attendance FROM out of
town are. y, \. Decker and Miss
Margaret Place, of Falls; Alr. and Mrs.
Lilenellen Shield and Miss Nellie
Mack, Of Nicholson, Mr.. o. T.. Rey-
nolds of West NichoSon Mrs. W. L.
Shields. Of New Milford; Miss Wealth
erby, Miss Nellie Frears. Miss Lena
Clark, Miss Maud DeRue and Prof.
john T. Watkins, Of Scranton; Miss
Kate Van Fleet ana Mr.. w. H. Hobbs.
OF Fleetvlle; Mr. y. T., Philips, Wallis
VILE, Mr.. and Mrs, Howard &. Crane.
unIondale, and Renabil Wrieley, OF
Newton
Following is the programme for to-
nights grand concert:
Chorc from "pe Miestersiugcr," Awake"
Wagner
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

The friends of Lee Jones made him
4 surprise party Friday evening. Re-
freshmcnts We're served. All enjoyed
y fine time.
Mrs. Nersal Follct and son visited
relatives in Factoryville last week.
Miss Bessie Tiffany Is visiting her
aunt in Blngham,on.
Irene Eva and Bertha Hibbard. OF
Auburn, are the guests of Mrs. u. j.
whitney.
Mr.. Burt Dunn, of Port lcrvis. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs q. l.. Payne.
Mrs. =. NJ Maynard is the e,est of
her sister in New York this week.
Rev. j. - MAXWELL preached at
Whitney's Point Sunday.
Miss Minnie Darrow is visiting in
Peckville.
All schools through the county are
closed this week on account of teach
ers institute at Montrosc
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dunn and
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, Oct. aI.-Whcut Firm f,ir de.
mlnd; contract grade. Oct, Iia1ii.c. Corn
Finn, l4c higher; NJ. > mixed. oct, 6la,a
Hs'ic' .htS-Flm; No. white clipped, 49|4a
i3c. Buttel--fiim, hut quiet; ancy western
creamery. 22la &C.; do nearby prints. BE. Eggs
Firm. good demuui fresh nearby, .,ir: DO
western, .!c,; do southwestern, 2ac: no
southern, 2lp. thocse--Fi,mcr; \. y. ful
creams, fancy small. lola,loiic.; do. do. do
lair I" choice, oalOIc. Refined ,IIgals--f n.
changed totton-Stcady. TaIow--Quict; city
prime in hnis, size; do. and coupon, bao.;
do. dark. ic. cakes, d., Live pou.uy-~D,,li
and lower; fowls. Saoc.; old ruostn,s, GIGl &C. {:
spring chickens, oIloc.; ducks. lOallc: geese
"aloc.; turkeys, oaioc. Dressed poultry -Firm;
fowls, higher; fowls, choice, lOlac, do fair to
good, 9'ailOc; old roo>tclS. &c.: hlony
chirkei,S nearby, ioat'c.; western do, 0al2c.
Rcceips-flom, 1000 barrels and 2,OsS, 0'.l
pounds IN sacks; wheat, 1900 bushels, com,
1000; oats, lS,Go Snipmcnts-N heat, 100
bushels: corn. 2,QIi: oats, 5000
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GIBSON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Gibson. Oct 24.--Work has once more
started on the fill to the new bridge.
II will be Il glad day TO our townspeople
when 1t is once more passablc.
Mr.. George Baileys family visited at
the home of ]. w. Bailey. Sunday.
Our school children are enjoying their
weeks vacation, gathering nuts.
Miss Harriet Barnes has returned
from the American.
Professor Michaels and Miss Dora
Plummer are attending the teachers
institute at Montrosc.
Mr.. 7. w. Bailey spent Sunday with
his family In this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. i. Williams have
started for their home in Mansfield. but
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25

place Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
interment to be made in st. Johns
Catholic cemetery OF this place. The
deceased was born at Haverstraw. y.
v, In 1851. lie is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Patrick Minehan, of West
Scranton. and by his wife and ten chill
dren of this place.
Miss Harriet LeClair and Albert Heb
ering, both of this place. were united
in The bonds OF natrimony at 2 o'clock
last evening, after which the happy
couple left on the 9.25 train for an cx-
tended trip through the states.
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Seeds.

G. Il. CLARKE y CO., SEEDSMEN AND NURS-
erymcn, store aOl Washington avenue. gtecn
houses 1850 North Main avenue; store tels.
phone, 7s2.
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LADIES AILMENTS TEEAlED; all rs-e,; pri-
vacy; specialists care. Ncdcf! lomn, -.
Washington s., buffalo. \. \.
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Rose Coghlan.

Rose toghlan, with her charming new version
OF Charles tcadc's love.s.ory. Peg Woihinc ton"
will he the attraction at the LyCcum thcdtcr
next Tucsdly night With Miss Ioghlan's "rcg
Wohngton' this public long ago made pleas.
uiablc acquaintance Al intervals for more than
Ten years past she has played II hcre--alwlys 10
III" public delight and always to the approval
and even satisfaction OF the professional stu
dents of the drama 1t remains what it always
in lis spirit altered only by ripper thought
and more careful enrichment Of its det iils-ihat
is, TO - gracious and wtcng embodiment OF
true womanlnesS. Tie character fits we'll with
Miss Coghan's personality a;ii ller buoyant tenn
pcramcnt. Ii is equally honest and sincere and
Spontaneous in its revelations OF the proIourdcr
depths OF nature stirred by the weakness, of ~
newt Nanc.
lghtnoss. gaNcy generosity. the cNubcranco
Of an aboundng physical and mental .ivaciiy.
are beautifully sci forth in il. and equally as
ro:cntly the moan oi breaking heart and the
sad cry OF biightcd hope. For Miss Coghlan,
aSSurcdly, "i'cg Woiiineton'' is a great personal
triumph
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25
Chicago Grain and Produce Market

Chicago. Oct. 2i.-.'ontinucd activity among
the hull, in the corn pit influenced higher pIiecs
in grains again today, December corn oiosin.
'ir. higher; Dccembrr wheat shade lower,
sions closed unchanged Ia shade lower ,ash
quotations were as follows:
Flour steady; No. spr!Hg wheat, UOauN' &c. /,
d7lac,; w. oats, 3v'iaioiic,; No. > white
3siaa2rlic. No. : white, Gsaasiac; No. ?
rye, ji'ac; taig to choice mailing barley, 81
a1.!ac.; No. l northwestern Has seed, si,ii !;
prime timothy seed sI,dOI576; mess pork, Sl3.5
ul3,so; ilrd, s'anU!l4 short lbs. Ss.ljas G0
dry siltcd shoulders 7iaa,5,c., short clear
sides, - .jISsj, Whi>ECy. sl30
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Chicago Live Stock Market

licago, Oct sk~-Cattle-Rcceipt, 5000 IN,
Guiding i0o Texans and 500 westerns: SLOW bmt
steady; good 10 prime steers, ST. 2OaGSO Ma
fancy here, Poor TO medium, 81, I6l5nO: stock.
cls and feeders, S2.ajii25; COWS, SI.25gi.7S
hcilcrs r2joij; canuCrs, si.25a2.2j; bulls, 81 ~
al 20; calves, S3a6 Texas steers, ~. 55l3 SO;
western stools, S'.65aj 40.
Hogs Receipts today, .i,Ool; tomorrow. 20,
600 LETT over 900; opened steady 10 strong
closed finn; mixed and butchers, S5G0aG IS
good TO choice heavy, s8aGJO: rough heavy,
Sijoa1.D; light, sisja0,l0; Lrk of salcs,
S. njaG. 20.
lower; lambs. 10 lu II cents lower: good IA
choice wrthors, 81. i0i37j; western sheep, s3a
$50; native lambs, f2,jOaLGj; western lambs,
50 9jlLil
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

El'I HnH0T0, UVU 'I.~I3lVN-KeocVs, IWo
CSrs: dul' vcIls, soar,
ilogs--2i ca,; steady TO easy ior good; piss,
l0, lower; heavy, s0.5OIG7a; mixed and med,
iuns, SG+odG.ip; pigs, S5s'uj,0O; grAssels, S6
UG,Ii; good Michisars, SG,2ja6 10: rouehs, $3.50
al. -: srIg,, s4.i0Ij.
Sheep aud lamb, Receipts, 80 rJl,; very duh
aud bower; Top lambs, sI.GjaL;5; cull, to good,
Siai,j 10; sheep, tops, Sjlj43..j culls to GOOD,
81 l,9jaS: wcthers and yearugS. So IOI3. 30;
iravv lt ewes, S3a3.3j; CluLdd luIb, $50
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At the Academy.

\ n'rhcd house greeted Ryan ana his company
a tine academy last night "A Grip Of steel
Was gscn an excellent production, and the pa
lronige WAS deserving lrihutc 10 the perform.
ahrc' kyan a. kohl1're could not be cNoelcl,
''A Grip OF STEEL vii be given at The matinee
today, aud tonight the greatest of modern pl.,.,
"Jim. the Penman, will undoubtedly he greeted
by lars" audience, as il already atte,tcd bY thc
large advance sale, Saturday night. by request.
Mr.. Ryan will play "O'Brru, the Contractor
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25
NolllE i nrnrM GNEN lhpr nn .nnIirntiol

MIL hc made TO the goNriupr =; the stare
,f pennsy Ndnia OH the fourth day OF November,
1901 hy George u, tusou, H. /. Council, Michael
i Kelly, Martin Cswlcy and p, y, Scimlon, under
PENNSYLVANIA entitled An act 10 provide Tor
the incolpation aud regulation oi certain corpora.
lions" appgoSed Awil 60, ls'i, ana the. supple,
"o,uoralion TO he called ''Thc Lackawanns Steam
B,kery Company" the character and object
whc,coi is to manufacture all Eiu'l, of bread,
rrics, rIisvs, and crackers, AMI ion this puDpc,H
io lave. pos.css. ana cno' All the rights, bcnc.
6ls and pivilcscs ~ the aid act ol assembly and
il slmplernauts. TAYLOR Il LEWIS,
solicitors,
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York. Oct. 2l,-fom-Quict. but firmly
held; MINI. patents. $3.G5.i3m Whcat.Spot
finn; No. rcd s0isc. o. b. dhoa. and 1Iisc.
elevator: No. | northern Duluth, 7S?sc. /. o. b.
ahoat. options opened very iln but yielded to
profit taking. Later in the day the market .r.
gained itS strong undcrtone, hut yielded finally
to realizing, closing steady at yale. nri adj
vance. May closed 1Dsic.: oct. Toe. Dec,
- 4. torn--Spot firm; No. >, U2c. elevator.
and dic l. o. b. aaoat. Options opened steady
hut sold on. only to recover and hecomc very
strong. 1t eventually caScd oil and closed steady
at 'sa',c net advance. May closed G2Tsc.; Oct,
hl",,; Dec. G2c. oats-Spot finn; No, ..
4o".a4ic.; No. 3. i0iac.: No white, l.%4c.;
No. white i2i2r.; Track mixed western, t1l
lllac.; track whtc illiGc. Options generally
steady 10 ihin all day. Bultcs-S,eady; cream.
cry, l5a.2iac.; factory l2l!tljc.; June rreInt.
cry. lti.aol'!c. imitation creamery, l4iaalsc.:
state dairy. lii2c. tlccsc--Stcudy: Fancy large
cololcd, "5ic.; fancy large white. 0iaan54c.;
fancy small colorcd l0'ic,: fancy small white.
loaiOiic. Eegs--sica,y: state and Prnna., FL.
aasc.; western, uncanlled lGa2lc. western,
Cvnac,i, 2f.c.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25
HARTFORD.

Special 10 The scranton Tribune
Hartford, Oct. 2i.-~Mr. and Mrs. John
Leslie, of Susuuehanna. were calling on
friends OH Thursday.
Mr.. Belden, secretary of the II. Y. NJ,
:. A., of Hallstead. occupied the pul-
oit in the congregational church sun
lay morning.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G.. Dale. 81 Lackawanna Ave.
Beans---Pel blshel. choice MARROW, >2.,Ol30
Buttcr-Frc-! creamery, 2ld22c.; dairy, fresh
22r
Chccse-Full cream, 104allc.
Eegs-Ncaiby state, 2Sa2Jc.
Medium Beaus-pcr bushcl, So
Green PelsPcr buSliel. Si.iOll.i5
Flour-Bcst patent, pei barrel. &4.ij
BcansPer busl,e. choice marrow. $50.
Potatocs--per bushcl, sl.5j
OnionsPer busl,el, Sl00
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JUST ARRIVED with 8, head OF horses, weight
IRON l.iG0 to LOCO: several closely matched
teams, three fine coach teams 'an be seen AZ
S3t Raymond court. +. VI. Cobb.
.-.------- '--.----.' =
FOR sALE--Two light spring wagons and some
harness, cheap. Evans. rear 1872 LuzernS
street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25

WANTED GOOD, practical shoemaker must thor.
oughiy understand his wu,h; steady position
for right man. Apply u. \ Davis iuleihc
avenue, opposite Race street. West Pi,tston.
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New York Live Stock.

New York. Oct. 2i.--Beeyes- Mainly consigned
yeas sold at .jaS
sheep--Quie steady; lambs. duh and lower
sheep sold at s2,75a32o; lambs, Si.5os5.
Hogs Easier
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Hotels and Restaurants.
Scavenger.

\. B. BRIGGS CLEANS PRlVY VAULTS AMI
cess pools: no )dor; only improved pumps uso,l.
\. d. Briggs. proprietor. Leave orders llCo
North Main avenue. or Eicke's drug store,
ncr Adams and Mulberry Both telephones.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25

WANfED--Girl for general houscwork at Dalton
Address II. r., care Tribune.
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THEATRICAL NEWS.
TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.

AblMl-nmiel r. Ryan company. After.
moor and night,
STAR~-''rad> and folir. Rmlc>,lcr,." Nrc,.
noon and night
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For Sale or Rent.


FOR SALE OR RFNT-Cottagc with large lot
garden and shade. in Einlurst. Address d.
Bsteson, 337 Washington aycnic
- --. .
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LEGAL

N RI: Estate oi Ioscnh q, Gillette, late 0f til,
borough oI bunmo'r
Letters tc,tlmentny upon the above named
estate having been gIGted to thc undersigned.
all persons having claims or demands ugaIU-t III"
sIId estate vii! picSent them Tor pa! mcn', aId
those indebted thereto wlll make irnurdiy'e pay
mcnt to Marion Gillette, "%rcntliN,
II. 4. RENNOI.n>.
Attorney Tor Estate,
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Money to Loan.
Lost.
Weather. Strips,
Miscellaneous.

>rRlpSGct them n"w. all kinds
Address I. II. lewis, p Throop street, city.
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"The Way of the World"

II is with unqualified pleasure that the n1u,
asement OF the iyceun theater announces ITS
privilege 10 present The Way of the wor'd,"
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TOBYHANNA.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Tobyhanna, Oct, 2i.--The funeral OF
the late Daniel Minehan, who died
early Tuesday afternoon, will take
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25

where, during the past several wears, he has been
the leading support o, Mrs. Patrick Campbell,
Forbes Robertson and other English stars. Miss
Elsie De Wolfe and company comes 10 the Lv.
ccum saturday. matinee and night.
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SITUATIONS
WANTED
FREE.
Help Wanted-Male.

y y.
WANTED-=A FIRST class butcher; one residing
in Dunmorc prcfcried wage. no object. Ap.
ply ut once at ini las, Dfinkef street, Dunmorc,
~ SIS West Lackiwnnna avenue, scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25

oi.lECrON for thc lnsIallmcnt business: must
be strictly temperate and hard worker;
age, experience aud by whom employed. Box
~, Tribune Office
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daughter, Grace. of Lakeside, visited
relatives Saturday and Sunday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25

MllSKEY BARRELS for sale az Hotel Walsh,
conner OF Washington avenue and Phelps
street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-25

Dickson Manufacturing Go. ......... e.. 1pI
1.achJ. Township School : per ocut 90. ln2
City of Scranton st. Imp. per
Ctlil. ......... ............ ~.
Scranton Traction d per cent. .... III -.
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FOR SNIE--At Oakfoid court, scranton. Friday
al 2 H. M, a the road horsr, buggy ana
set OF harness. bargain.
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For Rent.
For Sale.

.>-~~e>e>
FOR RENT-Eight rooms, iSS Jefferson avenue;
all modern corvenicnCes.
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some teeth replaced without plate. ii you wish
your work done plinlesSly and we'll by reliable
graduates OF long experience at the very least
cost consistent with good, substantial Dental
Nclk call on me.
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FOR sALE--loisc. buggy. harness, robes. etc,
ftr sale AT Il low figure. Inquire at $50 '.ack'
aNlnna avenue
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-~>~> ~>~>>,>~~~~~~>,>c>r~e> >>>~ ">~o~o~~~~~>
FOR sALE-.A span OF horses, in The county,
weighing about 1000. references. I'd.
SwJttz care Cusck's stables.
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FURNISHED ROOMS and table board, Ms. shoe
maker jii Adams avenue
ROOMS TO RENT, with board. 500 Mulberry
street
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Boarders Wanted,
Rooms and Board


WANTEDTablc boarders. Mrs. Tompkins, 53l
Washing ton avenue.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-05

Desde hace "A anos SO vienen comprobando las
t6nicas reconsttuyentes de Pdoras
ruya fo-mula-en arnonia los progresses dc la to-
eaPsutiea evtsnao slgdn inconyeniente obsel vado
a pdbIbo una preparation tan perfecta ttil, como
una r&pida en- sus efectOs
Las verdaderas PILDORAS RECONSTITUY en-
TEs DEL DOCTOR RRVERON DURAN prontamente
t9dss las snfsermedades que dspenden del empobre
h. oitar en- sitos htmsdos y NAL ventilados, por
eI ormedades antertores. .--Son muy efcaces en- las
paiptaciones del cora16n, dolores de cabeza nape-
tencia, debdad dolores las pernas, hidropesia.
cansancio sordera, zumbidos de oidos marcos pali-
d6z della pel 10 que restituye su color natural
fosis%o srandss Rerd;idss de sangre fata De mems
Aenes, debilidad general toda aIteraci6n morbesa
que sea sfntoma de una CLORO-ANRMIA.
La importanoia de estas Pildoras QUE sE RECO
M1kNDAN POR 81 SOLAS, est& oonprobada no solo
con q uso tan geperazado tenen en- Ia Isla sno
que ta mbenoon las muohas imitacones que de elias
hombre6 pare idoe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-05
En- RiVadiaVa Mendoza
(Da un dfario de la ciudad de
Mendoza

Cd. un dfario de la ciudad de
Mendoza
Tenemos la satisfaction de pu-
blicar 10 que refie,e el inte.igeute
farmaceutico Sr Domingo c. Dan.
gelo, residente en- Rivadavia, pro.
vincia de Mendoza, rep1blic, A gen
tina.
<Por espacio de 8 afos- dice ell
Sr D'Ange]o,-estuve sufriendo te
debilidad y abatimiento general, do.
lores de cabeza agudi.imt 8, lerdida
de la memoria y falta de apetito Mu
chos fueron los medicos que consul
te en- vano pues sus medicinas no ne
hicieron bien Tn amigo mio que SO
encontraba on ell mismo estado que
70 Sc euro con las Pfldoras Rosadas
del DR. Williams por cuya circunstan
cia las tome 20 tambien.
Los resultados que me dleron
las Ptldoras Rosadas del DR. Viii l."
liams fueron tan lisonjeros que muy
pronto empezaron a apaciguar mis-
dolencias todas y en- menos tempo
del que podfa esperarse me curaron
Ell ab soluto. E stoy seguro que Ii 8
Srs Manuel Reyes Julio Gonza n
darao c1edito TODD 10 que he EXPIRE
sado, pues es bien sabido de ellos
one solo con las Pftdoras Rosadas
del Dr. Williams logre quedar entera
mante bueno como en- realidad me
me siento.
(Firmado)
Domingo G. D'Angelo..
A diferencia de utras prepare.
cioues que tienen sus atlas = bajas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-05
Reciente batalla
Entire ingleses y beers
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MUERTOS Y HERIDOS.
En- Vlakfontein, SO ha ibrado reoiente
mente una batalla entire beers
ingleses, con perdidas de amba
parties.

New-York JUNO 81 P. M.
Dicen Londres, que va Sc tie
nen noticias particulares de la Ill
TINA batalla entire ingleses y beers
que tanta intranquihdad despert6
en- el pueblo ingles.
Ell encuentro tuvo lugar en-
Vlakfontein, resultando las tropas
britanicas con cincuenta y siete
muertos entire ellos seis oficialss
de alta graduation y seis ofciales
y ciento ounce hombres heridos,
que quedaron desde los primeros
disparos fuera de combate.
Los beers han tenido cincuenta-
un muertos.
Las fuerzas de ambos ejercitos
estaban equilibradas ocupando igua'
les posesiones estrategicas.
La lucha fu6 renida y tenaz
por ambas parties. - En- todos los
circulos militares Sc comenta con
calor la batalla de Vlakfontein, que
calitican de la mas importante en-
el Sur de Africa, por las condicio-
nes en- que Sc ha ibrado. o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-05
Sc ALQUILAN

habitaciones y un hermoso y venti
lado mirador, en- Ia casa ndmero 20
de Ia calle de San Jose, 4 precios
modicos.
Nos dicen de Cayey que Mr.
Clean tan pronto lego 8 aquel pue
bio empe IS & trabajar cYn toda acti
vidad 6 unprecedented en Ia averigua
ci6n de los hechos ocurridos hasta
atlas horas de "a noche, regresanlo
eyer despues de las doce
POR CIEn DOLLARS al con
tado So vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de Ia afamada fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redacci6n info1-
mArenos A p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-05
La Ultima Y0lQntad.
Para Luis B0nato1tr.

Cantad y reid, amigos,
de mi lecho en- derredor,
Cantad; yo unir6 q la vuestra
mi CAST extipguida voz,
hasta que vepga la muerte
q interrumpir mi canci6n.
Cantad siempre y no lloreis
por mi cuando muera yo....
D5l cementerio enterradme
en- algdn viejo rinc6n
y no oprimais entire tablas
mi cuer po, "a sin calor;
un hoyo basta en- la terra,
un hoyo y decidme adios;
iy no 10 hagais muy profundo
para que q mi llegue ell sol!
No me vistais, nj levita
nj habito de religion,
tristes ultimos vestidos
con que el mundo engaf1ador
los cadaveres adorna;
quiero ir desnu do ante Dios;
dejad desnudo mi cuerpo,
desnudo como naci6. -.
Y 81 desnudo no quiere
que me entierren, VIE tro amor
pues va aprendf que es 1isib,e
la vida que me- a ent6
Y me rio de la mue1ts
que s mi Sc acerca ve'oz,
embadurnad mi faz palida
con yeso y almazarr6n
y amortajad mi cadaver
con un vestido de czoaUn
Jose DuTb07l OrozcO.
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I'll Juez de Policfa de. Corozal &C.
cediendo al acuerdo de aquel Ayun.
tamiento, ha suprimido el sueldo de
su Secretario nombrando& 4 un en-
p'eado municipal para desempe11ar
dicho cargo gratuitamente.
Don Amelio Santiago ha sido
nombrado Fiscal municipal de Goa
mo.
AL alcalde de Quebradillas Sc le
manifesto que el cabo de ID Policfa
Insular don Esteban Lavergne ha 81
do reconocido por diferentes faculta
tivos quieres declaran que no pade-
ce de ninguna enfermedad contagio'
Sa.
AL Juez de Policfa de Penuelas se
le comunica que debe proponer &
otra persona para sustituirle por ell
parentesco pr6ximo que existe entire
el .5ecretario y ell propuesto como
sustituto.