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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-11-29

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF IBERIA PARISH
AND TOWN OF NEW IBERIA.
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the entire FIVE years" writes Mr. J. Milton
Unger, of McConnellsburg, Pa. "Her heart was
Affected. and she took a purgstive every few
days but only received temporary relief. Sh.
got very poor in flesh and bought one bottle
az Or Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery from
our druggist and after taking it she said she felt
ike a new woman. Has no more trouble witd
stomach aud bowels, and has no pain nor bloat'
ing. Has gained fifteen pounds in weight"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con.
stipation and biliousuess.
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THE ENTERPRISE
AND OBSERVER-CONSOLIDATED.

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MRS. s. A. GLADWIN's

EmpIoyment Agency,
 102 ORANGE ST., Bowditch Building. room 40. Headquarters for best situations: iI years experience. Coachmen, farm hands. porters, girls for general housework, wait. Eesses, gardeners, cooks, laundresses, house keepers, etc. Germans. Swedes. and others needing situations should apply. The best Swedish and German help furnished with references. German and English spoken.
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near one of the parks, which was built expressly for bathing horses-a degree of equine luxury hardly to be expected in such a place as this. There are 8 good many extensive warehouses in the lower part of the town, owned by the foreign wholesale merchants, who re- side on the second floors above theid places of business. The best residences of the wealthy negro aristocrats are little better than shanties. notwith- standing their absurd assumption of style and show. There is some reason for this in the fact that the government offers no encouragement to more sub stantial building by making an effort to stamp out incendiarism. Whenever confagrations are unusually frequent, it is a sure token that a fresh revolu- tion is brewing, for the self-styled patriots always begin their work of reform by wonton destruction of other peoples property.
 FANNIE B. WARD.
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All the money-colored Lords and Ladies vs "White Trash"-AfrIean
 superstItio ons-EarthquaiSes and Rev.

Especial Correspondence of the Journal
 nd !
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NORTHFORD.
FANNIE B. WARD.

Aug. 12.-Frederick Fowler and son Milford, of Oxford, N. J., are visiting relatives in this place.
 Sudden losses of live stock seem to be frequent. George W. Davis lost horse a few days ago, the animal dying suddenly while MT. Davis was near him in the stable. It is thought that kid ney disease was the cause. A horse belonging to H. F. Barber while being driven to pasture with a herd of cows kicked MT. Barber's most valuable COW in the head, with immediate fatal re- suit.
 Miss Fannie Nolan, of New Haven, is the guest of Mrs. Maggie Augur. Those who attended St. Andrews church last Sunday and heard Miss Katharine Cressey play the organ feel assured that the organ recital which Miss Cressey will give in St. Andrews Thursday evening will be most excel lent. Miss Cressey exhibited an extra ordinary technique and remarkable faculty of interpretation. The new or gan is well adapted for the rendering of classical music. The programme is as follows:
 PART I. 1-Lobgesang Paraphrase) .......
 .......... MeIluelSSOHu ~AnuantlnO .............. ....LSIIlaFe
 Miss Katharine Cressey. S-Solo (a) T Heard the Voice of
 Jesus Say,". Rathburn
 (b) Selected.
 Miss Bessie Gertrude Ives. 4-Gavotte (Mignon) ........... Thomas 5-Selections by Quartette.
 A. B. Clinton, accompanist. 6-Festal March ............ Calkir
 Miss Cressey.
 PART IT. 7-Vesper Hymn ..............W Whitney S-Chorus of Angels .........:.... Clark
 Miss Cressey. 9-Solo (a) Gethsemane, Thy Will
 Be Done, "...................... Barri
 (b) Selected.
 Miss Ives. 10-(a) Pastorale ............. Giulmant
 (b) Capriccio .Lemaigre n.-Selections by Quartette. 12-Offertoire, St. Cecilia a....... .Batiste
 Miss Cressey
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HUMANE soc1ETY,s REPORT

The Connecticut Humane Society has issued its report for the month of July. It shows work done during July and for the current year as follows: Complaints received for July, 14S, for the year, S7S; complaints investigated, 143 for the year, SIS; complaints referred 8. for the year, GA persons relieved for the month. 15 of which thirteen were children, eight of whom were sent to the County Temporary Home, for the year, 146; animals relieved during the month, 14S. during the year 1,277; animals killed during the month, 46 of which 2S were horses. during the year, 297, of which 1SS were horses There were six prosecutions during July and twen- ty-four took place during the current year.
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e1Iamen1ts.

Patent Stove Brick it any stove.
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MASONIC HOME LIGHTING.

Quite an improvement is to be made in the lighting of the Masonic home. All the buildings of the home including the main building, orphanage, as we'll as barns, are to be lighted by electri- city. The wiring and fixtures will cost upward of $500. The cost of the entire work including fixtures, etc., will be paid for by the different chapters of the Order of Eastern Star. Some $35O is now already in hand.
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BoYNToN ASSOCIATION MEETING.

BOYNTON ASSOCIATION MEETING.
 The American Boynton Association will hold reunion at "The Pines," Groveland, Mass, on Wednesday, Au- gust 27. Members of the family are in- vited to contribute to the musical and literary exercises at the gathering and those willing to do so should notify the secretary, Caroline H. Boynton, Groveland. The place of meeting is reached by electric cars from Haverhill. A good dinner will be served in the pavilion and the business meeting which will also be held in the pavilion, will begin at 10:30 a. m.
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REGULATION CONCERNING AUT0MO- BILES OR MOTOR VEHICLES IN EAST ROCK. WEST ROCK. OR FORT WOOs- TER PARKS.
 Section S8 of the Charter of the City of New Haven, Revision of 1901, notice is hereby given of the adoption of the follow ing regulation, the same to take effect from and after the 14th day of August, 1902. Attest: HENRY E. NORRIS, Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen of the City of New Haven: That the follow ing regulation, adopted by the Commission of Public Parks, at a meeting held May 10, 1901, be and is hereby approved by the Board of Aldermen of the City of New Haven, and shall have the same force and effect as an Ordinance of said City. Rule 17. No automobile or other motor vehicle shall be taken into or driven upon either East Rock Park, West Rock Park, or Fort Wooster Park.
 Any person violating this regulation shall forfeit and pay to the City a penalty of twenty dollars.
 Board of Aldermen, July 7th, 1902. Read and ordered printed.
 JAMES E. MARTIN,
 Assistant City Clerk.
 Board of Aldermen, August 4, 1902. Read, accepted and Ordinance adopted, by majority vote of all Aldermen present and absent.
 JAMES B. MARTIN,
 Assistant City Clerk.
 City of New Haven. August ', 1902 Approved: JOHN P. STUDLEY. Mayor. I hereby certify that the foregoing is q true and correct copy of Regulation ap- proved of AhE the Commission of Public Parks. by the Board of Aldermen, also by His Honor, the Mayor of the City of New Haven, the same being operative and in effect from and after the 18th day of August, 1902.
 Attest: HENRY E. NORRIS. all St City Clerk.
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WANTED.

BY lady, in a private, protestant family. two unfurnished, connected rooms. Aa dress A. B.. New Haven Post Ofice. a14 Ftp
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aaa,rts.

One cent word for each insertion: i've cents word for . full week. seven timeA
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Patent Stove Brick Bake Best.

FOR SALE-1, ,000 set Patent Stove Brick: every set warranted one year. Orders re. ceived 763 STATE STREET.
 Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest
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WANTED.

1 COMPETENT eolored woman to do general housewoTk- Must be geod plain
 cook. Call at the KENSINGT0N Apart.
 ment No. 9 2s4 Orange Street, between
 seven and eight ?. ID. al4 2tD
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WANTED
WANTED.

MEN, not under 25 years, to call on old and new customers. No delivering Position permanent to the right party. Pay weekly,
 GLEN BROTHERS, Rochester, N '.
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SLEEMAN'S RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, T75 CHAPEL STREET. Estab- Ilshed l6 years. Largest, best in the state.
 Best male and female help for any and ali kinds of work. Sent anywhere iu25 if
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LOS B0ERS

Londrsss g NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
de .Johsnnesburg que Lsrd Miner
AcAbA de salir On visje do estudio
por Ell EstAdo de- Orange; viaie que
durar4 81 rededor de tres asmAnas.
Be prop0ne regresar Wis Kimberley
y del T~ransAva&l occidental, vtsi-
tAndo los cam JOS de batalla de- Paar.
deberg y Magesfontein.
Dice ell cOrresponsal que trAsmi.
te eat&s nOticiAs pue lesde hRce po-
CO tempo se ohserva M sentimien.
to de disgusto entre los nAturales
del pals Aconsecuencia de las YER
stones que circulAron de que<el 60
bierno prOyectsba desarmar { loa
basutos.
In repatriation progress on todos
los distritoE de- las dos colonies, y
apen4s pueden dArse dos passes sin
tropsxAr CON unA tienda de campanS
Q alguna vivienda improvisada. de
ladrillos 8 MADEIRA. ApesAr de ID
pobrexA general, i gente parece con
tentA de regresAr { 81 TERRA LR
verd1d es que no &C encuentran peor
que los colonizAdores nuevos de.
caalquier otro pals. En- ell distrito d
InabArchu " hay como 100 500:
acres bsjo cultfvo, las cosechas
prcgresan r&pidamente.
Parecs que el pals mace de nuevo
{ 10 vida de 10 prospsridad.
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EScandal0S en- Macedonia

Londres 25 de Noviembre Da
Skl6nicA teiegrAfan 81 HTimes" de
eatA etudad one, E pesar dc cue se
Aseguraba que los esc&ndaios de
MaesdoniA hAbian terminado, On
cisrtos districts, cAsi inAccasibles,
% Iefagian numerg Sis partidas de
reyolt0s0ss y continuaments Ne Ia.
bla de motinesy asonadas.
Durante ID dltlma cuincens ha
habldo cuAtro encuentrus en- Stru.
mitza entire bsndiios BID e ,ros '
fael zks de gendArmeff4. la ambas
parties hubo muertos y heridos. I'm
dos ctsos, los h~abitantes de lOs ma
plos Veclnos huyeron, y los bandi-
dos pc aprovsehAron de 10 coyunta-
ra para saquear las casas y estable.
cimientos.
En- otro distrito los bandidos se
apoderalOn de I'M pueblo. Y nor
haberse dejado capturAr los vecinoa
q @ m1snno, hoy sc encuentran unos
yelnte y siete de ellos en- il c6rceles
de SHl6nicA.
Ea 81 distri,o de Ssl6nica ae atac6
ls cssa del lie de Il villa. Etc 10
gro eseapAr, pero m esposa y d,s
nllas fueron ar Avesadas por psyo
netAs pOr emisArios del Comit6 M.
ce1onlo, ~dlsftasAd0s de gendarmes.
Una Ia:tida como de 400 hombres.
one tIat6 de entrar ca territorio tur
GO procsdente de Bulgaria, fu6 de.
rrotada con c3nsiderables p6rdidss
Lo invasores frscssadosu ssban uni:
formes BID garos.
Oera partids saque6 IN pueblo BID.
gro en- 81 -distritoJds PsIflch que,
Ror astar suget0 { Il Jurisdiction del
fAtiiarcado, se opone & los reyolu.
clonarios Abiertamente. Uno de los
vecinos mas conspfsuos fa& muerto,
y dos mas, heridos de gravedad.
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AMERICANOS
que Sc haeen ciudadanos
Ingleses .
(De nuestro CoYresponsaz)

Nueua York, ~ de Nsv.-De Guam
do en- cuando oimos censurar & nm
tAl puertorriqueno que se h'zo ciu.
dadAno espanol, 8 { nm tal espAnol
que tOm6 carta de cirdA Ii mia en- los
e stados Unidcs.
Pnes bleni para que se vea como
Ell patriotismo que hoy tiene m6s
fuerzs en- el g6nero humane Ell eli
que consiste en- nenar Il pxnza. sek
en- Puerto Rico, Espans 8 cualquier
otro pals del mundo, hoy nos toes
consignar erhecho de individuos ma
cidos, criados y educados en- suslo
americana convertirse ca stbditos
del Rey Eduardo solo por conservar
nm sueldo CON que atender & ID pi.
taDza diAria.
No Be trata de uno, sino de veinte
amaricanos que gozan de puestos en-
ell gobierno ingl6s del territorio de
Yek3n. De todos, uno solo hi pre-
f srido abandonar eli puesto con tai
de retener 81 eiudadanfa americana
que no trueca por nm pedAzo de pap;
los dem6s siguieron ID corriente del
~ssprogresoo.
Pareee que Ell verano pasado ell
sub Secretsrio del Interior, de Ca
nads, Mr. Smart, en- condensation &
nemerosas queias procedentes de
individuos canadenses, hixo pub leo
que para retener puestos en- ell GO
bierno del Dominic los americanos
que los tiene J. han de tomar carta
de ciudadanfa iDglesa. NADIA mas
iusto.
Los Amoricanos todos, en- n1mero
de veinte, CON exception de uno So
los dectdieron sin vaciIar cumplir.
las exigenciAs del gobiernc, y en- SD
virtud han rennnciaAo % macdonald.
dad, para someterse 81 servicio del
Rsy Eduardo.
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sIsna 1sSixkd0 e1ryss ssntex nv,
ni.c1 ID oYnoof6H lnSn0b1e yxaAiGfo11
que apsgae encan1ido dovsneo.
Dal agua II lnminoso tsnnhloreo
me velA CRIME IL escultura her
arroja u alma que o admitA ausiosa
tremendoa alaFidos de desso.
No tiane dc III piedrask blancuraI
90 t0nO asgrA6o az hostiA pnra
que bAfla en- sacro resplandor ID
menta.
tn cuerpo ssparcs contsgioss'as
y una asngrs dc fuego u derrama
por ta mxrmol espldndidoy ardiente.
Sazvador Ruedas
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VlIlDA INIEvS
oA!'NOV'.A.s..


SupOngO one el tftulo de Ia VT
d. infersx1 Que resplandeCe On Ii
eubisrta del ibro dc Roosevelt, g
obra, no del autor, sino del tra6uc-
tor. Bien pussto eat3 no obstante.
y por mas que en- irsgs EN- lOs articu-
los estos llever mn buen r6tulo, nun.
" sarf tan iusto eusl I'll uue osten-
TN an IL edici6n ffancesa
fLa yida infensai 81. Pero NO q
tratasde Il 7ida ffsica, de II yida de
ssgitario one el presidents yankee Sc
Compiace On evocar my E menudo
cd ans chArlAs.
No de- traits tampoco de la existen.
cia militar lei rudo corOnel de yo-
lrntarics. La Intended, esta ven.
o. cerebral. Con una faerxa dc To-
gica one no careced dc heroismO; 81
jefe del gobierno dice & aus compa.
triotas 10 que, en- TODD LOS demxa
PASSES, ne acostumbra E callar cuAn.
do q astS an 81 poder.
Old estas frases sobre Los milo
narios:
Ella timidex de Il riqueza es pro-
verbal, sobre TODD desde que 10 vi.
mos, encArnaaA en- nuestros milo.
narios, durante los incidentes de We
nezuela. Muchos bAnqueros, mag,
mates del comercio y de u industris,
criticaron 10 acci6n del gobierno.ale
hxn;hu Nounnrnin1
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"PoStizoS' pehgroSoS

Con las modss imperAntes en- los
peinados femeninos, be eatk genera
lixaudo Ell empleo de spostixoe.
Ed cate orden de cosAs ne hi CON
seguido utilizAr, con 6xito real una
planta lenosA de America, coRocida
Dor In denominAcion de ssoap root,
y qua reempleaza CON mucha ventsja
Z los postizos usuales.
En- San Francisco es donde priu
cipalmente florece 10 nueva indus
tria, y las californianas adquieren
ma affcas cabelleras 6 precios muy
eeon6micos!
Sin embargo, ocurre CON este 10
que con todas Las ccsAs: ocurre que
Ell empleo del soap roop tiene sus in
convenientes.
Hace algdn tiempo, una sen ora,
habitAnte en- 10 ciudad de San Fran.
cisco, estaba hablando trALquiiamen
to CON una amiga en- Ell b3rde de una
aeera.
De repente lAnz6 nm CRITIC desga
rrador, en- tAnto que 10 amiga echo
{ correr LENA de espanto. lei cAbR-
Ito de nm c~Arruajs detenido cerca de
las dos lnteriocutorAs acAbAbA de co
merse ell mono de mi de ellasi
La noticia de 10 ocur1ido circu.6
On breve por t0dA II ciudad, con no
POGO regocijo de los individuos del
sexo masculine.
En- cambio lgs selforitas ysefo.
ras de IL locaiidad hnysn como de Ii
peste de IL veCindAd de TODD animal
nervfforo.
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SUPLICA

Sc hace 6 aquellss personals que
recibieron los sobresladriilos del
Hospital de MaternidAd que se sir.
van d~evolverlos 6 10 sefiora Teso.
refA.
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1900 5%
Santora1.
M. pr,f. a.. f-,cnco,,cs6r ~ Noea.
$3.50. $500. ~ W. Y 49,
WS~- TN I'M ~ Rrmsyirn ah -IT p n
- " 1Siclasiss ~ Is nxv Sa Nnaatrs
SaS1vs-Ahs 49, a. - NarNedan
Cores.
S..t.. a.taria.. - ~ s-srcsrs.4r.
800. s;nSss G.r+c. IA
49, 49, II 3 49,. Tf;..n =
Tr,s.a n w,i.nr o $3.50
vl@an "Ason : -
Cultos
-. 1880 y. -
49, ~ lklssas y $3.50 49,.
1890
~ 80. .ssS
= 0.ns.cos ~ y.la3. $3.50 $3.50
49,: ~ u u nouIs
Ia, - ~ MI. ~ ssts
Csrstss $500 - drIca Msdra
SS!pr $500 - 11As -
49,. IS. $500. - di~etr,hui,2n
49, ~. ~s.s.+srt.. d-;fararta. h,i.~i
- /. -
AlovAl sn cA0A UNA AMsS0u 1o
- . : .xn,.
..oraJa cktadrs varins "a los PIP.
Pauleg.
Ftadores
mi vrntamianto "a aats ciudad
- .es;Sr coiehrsSa anncha annrd6
---ss~-~- 1880 N.dc,o. 10 "a
49,
al Tribunsl Federal, para apelar del
fallo a dicho Tribunal diara en- ell
pleito Que sostiene ell A yuntAmianto
con II fSbrica de gas de esta Gin
~.
poda
...4.sa.x.
y. a.s ~ sss arca An T.n;s
S.~cha. Moralas nale0sdn & II Cf.
m.rs T%n.n1sr ~ i. Sistin cnfdn SRI.
Msr;. UhaSs Saisxsr. hiia del coro.
nal 40 II f.ntarfa dal ei6rcito esna.
~, Son p. fsai T1hada. Dasesmoales
fs,,c;S.das
Ke rmeaaa
=. sr. VIM. n. ElIiot. esnosa dal
comi.ion.do dei Interior. "a uni6n
ia otras Snmaa ia esta ciudad. oetf
Nv Danixando una s.KarmesaeD + ba.
reHc;o dol Hoan,tal ia Maternidad.
can+o ncm1rao
A,o- ...a. =. .an,n,h an a.ts c,r-
a. csh9a soi G~oberr.Sor ID
1890 d.. sic;erso Gro est.hs
asecurssa In Psx de- In Rep1blics
voc;na
uao..na
Mese4l4s
aver . las ~ ae ~ manans Pc req.
nieron en- 10 onclna del lnspector ios
froiesores Frincipsis us s1ss GIN In
49, ~. 49,
1890 S..rsIr. c~cm,nohiato AZ nre.
n.r.. 4. nests ia Nav;dsd. Acan.
49, a. r%,;n.,rio n. co-rvariancf.
~ "II. n.phs "a ceiahrsrx
a~ - T.et.o = .rs Satsi,es a. Sis.
cm.srxr ii rrxI;mo iueves & las ( IA
:" 49,
~ un
Es unAnlme entre LOB Maestros &c
San Juan tributsr frases ae eiogios
ALIu1pector De Mscueias Nj. Isl
SAWYER, POI su intSilsente
y ~ ~ s.sso .mnIsoy U ~ ,oco
VI -. ~ p.nt ". =, a..;Tc
onp
1esPeso es'inaon se %lsSe4o
APe1ac1on
Para 81 dia ~ . . . della mana
M estA senalada 10 apelaeion del an
to del Juzgado De R:o,grande, oe-
ciArAneo n1.ss cleItSs aliIgenclas
sigoe uon EURO As,ssias, soore TO-
Gismscion ss unos nisIIos Gompss.
9os - oe ~ rAcsOIls
oe alsv9 80 IePls-
gSnsAcion " Acoo. Ssn8siio
Ao11es'
Excurs1on
La Logia Mason1cA sSan Juan
BautistAs mum. IL se dispone para
hacer una excursion Ia Isla Gale
bra el diA IL del actual. A, efecto
netara 81 vepor eSan Juan. con 9
nm: Lfata DC lievar 10 n De u
[Gaacis, COZ oD1eso ae sar retretas
: r" a =. p 9uS oeseen
scmsI PsIse on 4acns sASa1sion Rus-
= irlglIse cuslqulef anllAoo
ae dlchA Logla'
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PACEOIA

- ~. s8s #N4 &
G ,deon, qus tiene8 81 muier rra
vemente enfarmA, Ne encuentrs an
II calle CON nm amigo Que ii preoun.
70 por oil estado de 10 p~seiente.
Muy mal, amigo milo, my nal.
MI esposa es una mujer perdida.
90
Ea las oper&cipnes del censo:
-Esusted casadof
NO, senior. Sspa usted, para Sd
go0ierno, qua en- mi fAmili4,todos he
MOI siao solteros de padres & hijos
90
Entre mArido y muier:
NO me repiique1. Juliaua: vol.
we're cuand0 me d6 IL gsna.
-- 6aeno. hombre; pero no mas
No hay honbre mas mioua nue
Geae6n. Ne han dicho oue IA IS
quita Ia g4fas III para dormir.
-Y con. Que ob1atof
q sus1Ios.
90
ELt. . amigos:
No hsn diello qua est6s hacian.
eel sorts { Z nujer q m fot6-
SIS psro Ind tflmsnts. siempre
f1sns : manoa ms fegatiya.
- 90
q niug6a diseomO n 60
tanfos conyifos aenos qne
No 80; . ~ III a. Il
1saoonsienn - O. sin eonsr.
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GOL.ETAs

<MAnnie Ivan, descargando.
sSpringfsIds an lAstre.
<MArthA u. Wallace. proceaente
&c New York.
sSAn Juan. en- lastre.
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N0TICIAS.

Sc necesita an dependiente
para ma casa On Arecibo, deba to-.
ner conccimiento del comercio, la de
zapaterfa preferible. Dabs traer
buenas referencias. Por informes
dirigisse & 81. Kaplan, s Cruz San
Juan.
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Buques en- puerto

sOoAnnos, procedente do Il isla.
sSan JuanD do New York
90 ;lsAna.. <Vascn1 de IL isla.
sLAurel. y eUncAsss de Cntebrs.
eLongfell1Ws "a gonquin.. On
puerto 81 Eervicio de Il AduanA.
BArc0 Asis0 de 10 EscuAdra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-07
Vista que Sc espera

FO&0
rs esperado de nm momento s Giro
81 sMa5h 1wsr., conduciendo al Sc.
cretario Moody y d Almirante De.
way.
SIN Jaan dark probablementa hos
PitailasdA estos dos senores por
breves horas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-07
Twas de ESDa1a.

Para CUrdr IN RefY0d0 en- an dd
tome las PASTILLAS DE BRONO
QUR1NA. III boticario 10 d~evofver6 81 dinero 81
no se cura "a frma de W. GROVE se haila
en- cada caiitar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-07

HI esta tipografla = hsee toda
etsss q trabaios8 pEeotce medaoo1s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-07
Precios de Pdsoies
DE- a UAN Pr, Al AVE- 7 WCE-vERSA:

rs de 10 II go az de . r.
90 de- IL S. ]. 800 Entfepont r.
Nnos hasta 8 amos, mo GRATIS; hasta S amos, nm cuarto De !
hasta s. amos, medic pasaje; e s On a1elante pessje entero
Las fariias gus conpuhen 4 pasajos enteros q / = ten1z n
s exp54m 6laetee q a. vuslt. con una rebsja d Is ps
Pam mkg pormenoree dtngiE1o
Z. Iva Banking and Commercial &
o~oNsI0NATARIos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-07

uVascon
Esta tards sAldrk pArA Aguadilla,
Mayagi.z, Ponce y Arroyo.
sCoamo"
Aver tards entr6 en- pierto procs-
dente de Arecibo.
"Pathpinder"
Sali6 aver de New York On direc-
sion s este puerto en- sustituci6n dol
HPoncen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-05-28

Oklahoma City Times-Journal: Pas
sengers who arrived from the west on
the Choctaw at midnight last night
report a most thrilling spectacle about
s O'Clock a few miles east of Elk CITY.
Whe nthe passenger train had gone
three or four miles from Elk City the
passengers noticed a funnel-shaped
cloud to the southeast, ahead of the
train. 1t was near enough so that the
passengers could plainly see the
twisting and wtithing movement of
the small end of the funnel as It felt
around owe rthe ground for victims.
Th eattention of the passengers had
scarcely been fixed upon the monster,
when it grabbed up frame house. All
that could be seen afterward were
flying pieces of boards and household
effects. Moving onward 1t picked up
another house and two stables, grind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-05-28
Rankers VS.. Hankers.

Decoration day at Island park a
game of base ball will be played be-
tween teams picked from the bank
clerks of the city. One nine will be
selected from the employees of the
Capitol National bank and the other
nine from the clerks of the other
three banks. The game viii be called
at $3.50 o'clock. The First Regiment
band viii furnish the music The
proceeds of the day go to the furnish
ing fund of the Carnegie library
which is now under course of con
struction.
The boys play good ball and a good
game Is promised.