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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-19
EN FL TEATR0.

Por fin el tempo quiso tener
anoche un POGO de cons d ,raci6n,
permipie do que L. velada t1viera
apur ci&ban los csrteles, no hubo ne.
cesid&d de s2cpeuder el espectAcu.
10, subiendo s Ia escena sPerecito2,
que nos hizO reir rabiar.
Esta linda comedia de Vital
Azs ca dc 10 mas g'acioso que ha
eecrit2 este aut0r, pues est& salpi
cads de infnitos chistes y equfv0cos
que hacen destornillSr de risA &un
muerto. El paraiso estAbA anocho en-
sa juego, con les eatrechos pantalo-
nes de P1gA, y demostr&ba su salts,
f .cci6n aplaudiendo sin csc AnjAli-
z&r.
sChatoau MaYg 4uxa es una zsr.
Guelita muy coEocida de nuestro pd
blico.
Pero Ia nove1ad de ls We ads,
fac la exhibition de las vistas toms
das en- Il Martinics por ell senor
Walter ST. Elmo. Son megcf6cas,
y dan una ides exscta de Is cat6stro.
fe srfrids por sq1el desgr&ciado
pals. Veinta y CiuCo GU sdros $40 oxhi,
bieron anoche; y para hoy, JQevas,
SO aru 2cisn CtrO3 veinte Y cin3o,
tan intecesantes = tan pc ,ctos CO.
mo los primeros, com prsndiendo
muchCs eoisCdics ocurridos en- Ia
isla San VicaNte, bpjo la terrible
mano dol Souffiera.
C.mpletan el cartel para Ia We
lada de estA noche Los Hugo70
tes" de Miguel Echegaray, y Ia "Ni
ia PAucha" de CYn tantino Gil
81 el tempo 10 permita, 80 en-.
tiende.
J3ton de SeriNa.
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La marina eSpdIOla,

En ell Ministerio de Marina es-
p&nol, Sc trabsja sctiv&me2te para
la reconstruction de IL es2padr2 es-
pa Il ola.
E! Dnqua Do V3r&gus ha presan-
tado 81 Saasdo IN plan de reformss
q0a irc'uye Ia coustrucci67 da 6
grandes acorazsdos que Sc ha1a en-
los sstillerOs esp f1oles, con sTI~gI0
&l ti0o &c los b3Ques fr&neeses.
Uno de los acor&zsd0s So cons.
truira en- el astiliero de CAdz dos
On Ell de Bjlbao y uno ca eD &c C&r-
tsgen&, encarg&1dose & I0glaterrs
los dos reRtapoos.
Uao de los hequas llevA1& el
nombre de Leon XIII
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AnarQuiStaS
en- Iib0rtad

ComuDicAn de Madrid que Sc ha
Cictado 10 orden de excsrcelsci6u de
los 81 An&rquistss dete1idCs eu Bar
celona, y que SO cref@n c0mplicsdos
en- 81 compIot descubierto en- Madrid
reciantemente.
De Las averig aScioues practices
das 6 eate fin SO hs vanido en- como
cimiento de que los libertsrics excsr
Cslados no SO h@n mez3lsdo en- asun
to slguuo que pueda caer bajo Ia ja-
lisdicci6n de los tribunales,
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Sc OFRECE.

En- venta un potrero dc la mejor ma
premiada raza dol pals una magnffoa bus-
yada.
Sc conduoen provisiones y frutos de Ca
yey, Aguas-Buenas, Gurabo y C&guas San
Juan v1ce-versa.
Tabaco en- rama { hilado y "El, ron
Nectar" todo propiedad de Quinones Ga
bezudo.- .-Dirigirse Don Gerardo Santana
C{guas. q. 60
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La UNION.
Smuu=sA-ns~

Este acreditado Ssl6n de Bar
beria = perfumeria sito en- In Gale
de San Jose II, BAjns del Casino
Espaf1ol, ffe ate Il f ,tcg ala del
se1ior Colorado, est& lntroduciendo
6 andes mejoras y cuent& con tres
com patentes ope r&rios.
Pfecio de cAdA ssrvicio 20 ctvs.
Pforietario
Ag&qito del Toro
u u q,
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Don Martha Fernandez direc-
tor de Ell ImpArciAl,a de Ponce,
50 hsrA cargo pronto de Ia sdmiois
tvaci6u de eLR Voc de Ia P&tria,. de
Mayag1sz, refuudj9udose en- uno
los talleres tipogT afc7s de smbAs
empresas. Ei saflor FeruGndez hA
sslido &c M&7agtez para ccpparse
en- Ponce del tr&slsdo de su impren.
to 6 Ia ciudad del Ossta.
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Como 10 presumfsmos, ell Por,
tugu6s, de Poucs desbord6ze por Ii
Cantera y ccgieudo el antique cauce
inund6 el sit1o deromin&do <LS flo
lls,H por doude viven muchss fami.
las pobres Afortun&damente, Ell
estar 6st&s sobre &viso y el oportu'
no auxilio de los bomberos, dieyon
al traste con las de grseias que pu
do haber ocs s'onado ell rio.
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La escuadra alemana
de Oriente.

Acsualmeute Ia escuRdra slema'
ma, del extremo Ofiente Sc Compous
de dos acorSzAdos de esCuadr5, Gin
co cruceroF, cinco cs11 3neros, varios
tor pederos y IN buque trauaporte
e G1bierno ha tornado estas
medidas en- provision de las even
tualid&des que puedan ocurrjr como
corsacuehclA de las AliAnzAs franco
rusa y arg'o j&pOnesa.
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FL senor Santiago Iglesias, D.

RI senor Santisgo IglesiAs, De-
legsdo en- ests Isla de Ia American
Federation of Labor prepare una
circular que dirigi"A { los hacenda'
dos de cafe y & Il prensa, en- IL cual
propondra 6 esos elementos que e J.
vien dele egados obreros por csda de-
p&rtamento in dc one 6stos azis'
tsn & IL convention de Ia A. F. f
L para que trabsie7 porque nues
tro cafe sea el pr ,rido por les
obreros continentAles.
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Buen aVisO.

M Saeley, ge6lcgo bien conoci.
do, ci's que es muy probable que
surj&n pusv&s eru pciones volc6nicas
mny consider&b.ee, qua tendIan
efacto en- las islas D 1minica, Guad&-
lupe otras y en- In America Cen
trsl, = que los habitantes de estos
psi>es volcknicos deben estRr preve
nilos & ia de Iibrarse & tempo dc
u desastre possible.
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OFICINA DE AsUNTOS AD-
MTNISTRATIVOS de Jcs6 G del
Vale Fortalezs II (altc 81 Gesti6n
sn los Centres otlciMles y Ayunt&
mieutos. Sc cusnta con sbogados
del pals y smericanos = ira iuctor.
pambian 50 ocupa est& Il tina de
compT8 y venta Ga fncas cts.
Mp
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OoNsRI0 LAS MADRRs ---gl IaEahs ealrnan e
~ Winslow deba ugarsa aisnpge que los nios egtan
on el peFiodo do la denttc6n. AIivia do momento
81 psQIe1o E9friente; produce IN Sueno natural y
p!sFss con muGas viveza- Bs 7nuy sgrads5ie ii pS
ladaE Oalma al ni1o. sDlanda !as encfas &N Hia TO
dos dolores. aYEda al vonEo, PeRuls los nIe&S noSs
este ms3oE eoaooido remsdIo para Ia dtayxeR aaS VI
gulta de L. dSatici6n dc otras oaUsas. Ts2ag eN!
6aGo pedsR nQR "IePahS CaIEaSnSa de E9. Wsns0W
poF seg Ell Me!0P do Eodo.
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PfobRdla os convencereie,
que ID cervfzS <PAbst,o que venden
los ss1ores Calder6n Avil64 y cLm-
pants, en- 10 Gale de Tatu&n n1me-
II. Es 10 mejor quo So vende en- 10
Is!a.
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Dos Y0ntil2dOrGS.

Apropiados para fAbricas 8 al
macfnas, 50 venden hsio precio.
Ipformsran en- La CorTesponde's-
cj0.
8 IS 4
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0rig8l de una fraSB.
Die" que ol origen de Ia fras9
stina; sNulls est re3enptjcS es es'


stins; sNnlIa est re3enptjcs es es
T.:
eUo famo7o pictor it=lian0
{uerie ado eie:c3r una veug@nzs
,&rticpIAr oontr& up csT3an2l usure'
70, 1e raorosant6 on medic de les
coudenAdos 81 tn cuadro que TepTa
-entabs el inferno, tan & 10 vivo que
no era poSitls deocon0cerl0.
E caydansl us6rero di6 sus qua
jas 81 P >us, paro es*e a respoodit:
<Si el piutor o@ Hubisse presto
e@ 81 P1rgAtorjo, 4 taerzs de s6pli
c@s, o->2.ones & tndulgenciss huoie'
RS nodjdo e&caros; pero ca el inter .
eN0.la est redemptlo.s
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En el traYecto compren 4ido de
Ia calte de Ssnt3 G isto Hotel Co.
lonis), y Gale de Fatuan h ssts la Ca
"a nj nero II, SO h n ext~aviado
. oche unos espejuelos con arms z6n
de orc.
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HR egAd0 6 Mays gu el Sc,
nor don Ulpiano Valdez CAjss, Fis-
cal del Tribunal de D;strito de aq16
La ciudad.
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E1 Ia CA. eel de Po ce han ST 10
pues,o' en- jib9rtsd A ,:onio Ca3e1o
G nz&:ez M n7errate Q1'nones,
Luis A. Fagu uli. Ing esado= en- In
miSma J9an Torres C-rtes, acu q 10
de ase sinato fcu strado = A. tonio We
hz A vsr$do 6 cum l. condens de
l mas , dias por hurto.
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E1 los trshalos que vienen
pr&ctic&ndoss en- las sceras de Ma
yagtez, Sc Ocupan como peorss &
dos muieres.
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Continds enfermo al se1or Di-
rector de eEl Diario de Ponce Ha'
cemos votos nor Ia salud del esti.
mable ccmp&6ero.
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e individuo Pspfn o mo, IA
lleci6 rapentinaments en- Ell bsrrio
M&rag0 de L. jurisdicc:61 de Pom
Ce.
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En- Rum&cbo han contrAilo
matrinonio loa apreciablas i6venes
don Arturo F. fas Mandry la Sc
nuritS Conception AgnAyo.
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En- Ponce SO sinti6 ell fabsdo
de Ia pasada semana IN ligero TEN
blor de terra.
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La persona que los hsys encon-
trado 81 los devuelve, & su duets
/ ssidente en- IL referida casa.-Te,
tuSn II -ser& grstid3 3ads gauer0sa
mente n a 3 8
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D P N

D~n Feierico Rivera y Dona
Lecn9r Rivera y ORTIZ. vscinos de
Cayey, solicitsn dispense de psreL-
tasco para CoEtraer matr;m onio ci.
vii.
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Doctor Rafael CeSterO.

CirugfA general
P&rtOs.
Intermediates del aparato
genito-uripario del h0mbre y de la
mujer.
Consultas de 2G4P. NJ,
Gusyama.
n D NJ
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En- est& lmprenta Sc vende pa
pei dc peri6dicos & 81 40 el quintRl.
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"a liere V. f5mar hueno' ciga.
Fros? puee c6mprel7s en- la Ci> ARE
ria de J, ". B anco.
"A Allen stre9t. Q 81
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Tn pueblo que Sc Muda.

N ticias de Washington, afr
man que 80 ha scordad por g! gsbi
nat9 frances, ls evacnsci6n de Ia
MArtinioa. Al efecto sal}r eu un
buoue de- L. escuadrs, el Mioi>tr0 DE-
las G }l0niss Mr. Daora1', pars diri
cir Ia pauosa = dificjl OperBci6n'
E G 1biarno france faci'ita' q
ell p&sAle & todos sas sdoditos que
uuieran ir 4 poblar les ax!6necs do
mipios del Africa, daaiofes porcio
nes de terrenos por cierto rdnero
Dis 0dGs.
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Una diversion
como Otra CualQui0ra.

Durauta los dltimos vainte amos
Sc h&n verificado en- Italia 3 Ola de-
ssffos sean ceres de 26O por &no!
d Ill essdecir que las nueve de-
eimas parties de los duelist&s disfru .
tan de completa sslu3!
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teeth and he can't take any more
quilt patches from the boys trousers.
Albert Burghart took his best TO
Leanna Thursday eve.
The ''measley" folks Of this vicinity
are rapidly recovering.
Chas. Kruger has borrowed work
Ing horse of Gust Gericke.
Rettigs and Whitworth sold cattle
in Chanute the past week.
Mrs. StoelZing is visiting her daugh-
ter, Bertha, at Lawrence.
City Marshal Bill Taylor made sew
eral bushes trips 10 Shaw lately.
K. A. Burghart. from near Hum.
bodt. visited in Chis vicinity Sunday.
The Meyer folks attended the Cath
Ole entertainment at Chanute MOI
day nlght.
Quite a number otyoung folks gath
cred Sunday evening at Mrs. Mary
Burgbart's.
Philip Rettig escorted one OF Cha
nute's young ladies home from the
party Saturday night.
Miss Lena Bangert. who has not
been attending Sunday school on &C
count Of illness, was out again Sunday
mornng.
The party at Mr.. Hodgden's was
well attended, and at a late hour
Strawberries were served. All return
ed to their homes we'll pleased.
Mr.. Brinkmeyer, from soGe distant
place, attended church at Valley last
Sunday morning. He intends to 10
cate somewhere in the Union district.
Misses Eliza Meyer. d lily Bowers,
Abel Lee aud Ellie Howell, OF Cha
mute, attended the fishing party last
Saturday and visited In this vicinity
over Sunday.
There was quite large fishing
crowd on Big Creek last Saturday.
There we're some twenty persons pres
ent. and all report jolly time fishing
and boat riding.
VIM. Kruger went TO the barn in a
hurry Saturday evening, threw the
old harness on the old gray team and
quickly hooked them to the old lum
Der wagon, and then drove north and
was seen driving south with his best
girl, and finally appeared at the party
at Mr.. HOdgden's.
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URBANA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

-
Fine corn weather the past week.
Harry Dryden is working in Chanute.
John lies came home from Topeka
Tuesday.
Thos. Unsell and wife we're home on
a visit last week.
j. e. Noble was visiting three days
in Parsons last week.
S. N. Robertson has the "boss"
wheat crop of this vicinity.
A fine shower this morning and a
fine shower Sunday evening.
The apple and peach crop of this vi
entity will be very light this season.
Silas Hummer and wife, G. W. Payne
and others went to Nevada, Mo-, last
Saturday.
j. w. Perry has been heard from in
Assinaboid and is well pleased with
the country.
Miss Kimber delivered lecture here
Tuesday night on female suffrage.
There was good crowd in attendance.
During the storm Sunday night Joe
Hes dairy house was blown bottom
side up and over wire fence, crockery
all broken, milk spilled and butter
wasted. G.. d. Heilman's chicken
house was also blown down.
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MOREHEAD.
Morehead is alive again.

Morehead Is alive again.
J. r. Smith spent Sunday with l.,
Z. bowel,
Robt. Cav of Ottawa has bought Mr.
ShOckeY's farm
Tho rain Sunday night was appre-
ciated by every one.
Jake Elliot and family spent Sun
day with L. NJ. Cadle.
William Smith toed a few days for
Mr.. Nichols, the first of the week.
L. E, Dowel got a horse badly cut
on the wire fence one day this week.
Mr.. Robert Cox is having a founda-
ton laid for the new addition he is
going to put On his honse.
Uncle Johnny Ringle is improving
his property by having new barn
built and an addition put on his house.
Ask Chester Smith how he likes to
60 boat riding in tub, especially
when it turns over and lets him in the
water.
There will be preaching at the school
house Sunday, May %, at IL am, and
also at night, the subject in the morn
ing being, What ails MOrehead and
vicinity.
No more small pox in Morehead.
]. T. Smiths family who have been
quarantlned for the past six weeks are
now released.
The M. e. Sunday school is pre-.
pairing for children's day exercises
which are to be held the first Sunday
night in June.
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BIG CREEK.

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Children's day exercises Will be held
Sunday, June 8th.
T, Edwards and family spent Sunday
with d. R. Chapel.
Remember the services ut Leanna
on Decoration day at pm.
Miss Ruth Gibson is expected home
from school next Wednesday.
Rev. lib. Pulliam of Chanute preach
es at the chapel next Sunday, at 3ip. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rice visited
grandpa Hurt, who is sick, last Mon
day.
Misses Nettie Limbocker and Lena
Martin visited Mrs. Yves Ermey SIM
day.
Capt. and Mrs. Gibson took dinner
with Fred Haymaker and wife last
Sunday.
Jno. Kelly aud Roy Braden shipped
a load of stock to Kansas City last
Monday night.
The Big Creek Township graduating
exercises will be held at the chapel on
Saturday evening, June I,
Mrs. Fred Haymaker's mother re-
turned to her home in the north part
of the state, last Monday.
E. H. Filson and wife were the guest
uf Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Yount of Har-
mony neighborhood, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mills, former
ly of this neighborhood, but now of
Butler county report the arrival Of a
nine and a half pound boy, with moth
er and son doing we'll, and Norman
the proudest man in tho state.
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COTTAGE CORNER.


A man named Rankin lives in the
Dawdy house.
C. A. Henry lives in the south house
on the Switzer farm.
w. II. Neyhard, our pathmaster, is
putting the roads in fine shape
J.E. Plummer continues to bring
our mail as regular as clUck-work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klingner and children
Sundayed with G. Fl. Switzer and
family.
Chas. Baughman is building a res
idence south Of the Ames house, on
Kansas avenue.
B. F. Clark and Warner Peterson
pIanted their kaffir corn second
time, this week.
G. S. Nation sold his home place
n7t acres to o. w. Ames of the Third
ward, Monday. He gives possession
July LIST,
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SPRING AILMENTS.

There is an aching and tired feeling;
the liver, bowels and kidneys become
sluggish and inactive, the digestion
impaired, and little or no appetite. no
ambition for anything, and feeling
that the whole body and mind needs
toning up. The trouble is, that during
the winter, there has been an accum-
ulation of waste matter in the system.
Herbine will remove it, secure TO the
secretions right exit, and by its tonic
effect, fully restore the wasted tissues
and gives strength in place of weak
ness. SOC at Geo. p. Wilder's.
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lEANN MA.
A rain is needed badly.
Enrp, uyork ia DrOurpSSinQ

A rain is needed badly.
Farm work is progressing.
Preparations are being made for
ChildreD's day.
Master Floyd Coulter will spend the
summer with his aunt, Mrs. Lizzie
Reed.
Rev. Shields will deliver the ad.
dress ON May Both at the Woodman
hall at 2 pm.
Misses Docia and Meta Afford Wis
tied homefolks and took in the lee
lures last week.
Earl Reed will soon leave US to try
his fortune elsewhere. Our best WISH
es will go with him.
Miss Clara Hunter has gone to To
peka to prepare herself in stenog-
raphy and typewriting.
Fishing parties seem to be the &c
now. A good time is always reported
but not fish comes to land.
We have enjoyed rare treat during
the past week. Rev. Parker, of EN-
poria. delivered some fine lectures on
the History of Christianity" They
were worth much to thinking people
especially to our young folks.
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Three High Bred Trotting, One
Pacing
STATIONS

hISAlN nh <-Tf oOs
Record 2:29f. sired by Alcantara
20 record 2:23 (Alcantara has LAG
with records from 2:05t to 2:30. has %
with records from 2.05t to 2:I5, more
than any stallion living. He by
George Wilkes SO. record 2:22, found
er of the great Wilkes family of trot-
tiers. Alcantra's dam Jannett, record
10 pole 2:27, by Swigert 600, Alcantra
her only foal End dam Merrlmac,
one of the greatest of brood mares, by
Bellfounder SO. Sd dam Lady, by
son of Bellfounder 63. Alcantra's LIST,
I'd and Sd dams we're standard and
registered when he was toaled. Has
I producing dams and 10 speed pro.
ducing sires. Get his pedigree and
study it, and you will see that he has
a right by inherited blood and breed
/ ing to breed a high type Of road
horses, and from large mares, horses
that are suitable for farm work.
Terms, $40 to insure in foal.
WlMBLE 1874.
Trial 2:24, sired by William L 4344,
sire of Axtel, by George Wilkes 5l9.
lst dam Anna Medium, by Happy Me-
dunn 400, sire of Nancy Hanks, record
2:O4. End dam Annabel, by George
Wilkes $40. Sd dam by Mambrino
Chief II. Wimble is one of the high
est bred horses in Kansas. BY doubl-
| ing the blood of Hambletonion 10
through George Wilkes and Happy
Medium, two of his greatest sons,
combined with the blood of Men,
brine Patchen, Mambrino Chief II
and American Star IA, we have the
blood that breeds and has produced
the world champion trotters. VIM
BILE win be in training after June lst.
Those wishing his service must come
soon. Terms, 500 to insure.
RED AURIE.
BY Aurilean O2SS, by Riley Medium.
Red Auril, trial 2:244 pacing, by Au-
relian 028S, record 2:204, by Riley Me-
dunn ESQ, record 2:l03 pacing, dam
by Joe Downing. Red Auril will be
trained for mark this season. Terms,
$40 to insure.
BLACK TOM.
By Dresden, by Administrator, by
Hambletonian 10; Dresden's dam by
Delmonico, by Guy Miller, son OF
| Hambletonian 10. I'd dam by Pilot,
JT. BIdCk 1Ou uuul odiu w ho'S u
record of 2:17. He is said to be regis
tered but have not got his full breed
ing. He is horse of greatsubstance,
breeds large, strong colts suitable for
farm or road. His size stood 10
hands, weighed 1900. Terms, $40 to
insure.
Alcantra will make the season or
1902 at W. G. Strickland's barn, Thay-
er, Kan, Al Castle, keeper. Wimole,
Red Aurie and Black Tom at my barn
on East Main Street, Chanute. Care
taken but not responsible for acct
dents or escapes. Mares parted with
or leaving county forfeit insurance
money. Will be pleased to show stock
at all times.
Also buy and ship horses and mules
and have good drivers for sale.
M. G. STRICKLAND,
Chanute, Kansas
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ROLLIN.

Chinch bugs are getting plentiful.
Miss Louisa Stocking is staying at
home.
Otto Gericke is working for John
Rettig.
Ed Burghart visited IN Chanute last
Sunday.
Albert Burghart has bought fine
driving horse.
Harmon Pilgrim purchased horse
some time ago.
Henry Burghart worked for John
Rettig last week.
Tom Gingrich wishes to say to the
boys who were afraid OF Kaiser, to
come on, as he has pulled Kaiser's
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WHOOPING COUGH.

A woman who has had experience
with this disease, tells how to prevent
any dangerous consequences from it,
She says: Our three children took the
whooping cough last simmer, our ba-
by boy being only three months old,
and owing to our giving them Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, they lost
none of their plumpness and came out
IN much bette health thanother child
rem whose parents did not use this
remedy. Our Oldest little girl would
call Justify for cough syrup between
whoops.-Jessie Pinkey Halt, Spring
Vile, Ala. This remedy is for sale BY
all druggists.
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CENTRE GROVE.

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We are in need of good soaking
rain.
Fred Day and wife called on home
folks Sunday afternoon.
Chris Malsbary was reading signs in
Ohanute, last Saturday.
e. W.Meyers has brother from In
diana visiting him this week.
Morris Mosby and wife Sundayed at
Chas Johnson's near Center Grove.
Miss Maine ClarkSon attended church
at Cottage Grove, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Shigley of Barber county
is here visiting her daughter Mrs. Co
'chran, at present.
Quite number of West Cottage far
mers have leased their land to the OIL
Co. aud will commence operation with
in the next sixty days.
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SOUTH VALLEY.
Will CLANCY is worse again.

Will CLANCY is worse again.
Corn looks tine In this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Birdsong visited at
Mr. Burdge's Sunday evening.
Sam Beamer is the boss duck killer.
He takes them at snap shot.
Mrs. Chas. Nation was visiting Mrs.
Gurley Bennington last Friday.
Anna Jennings and Everett Taylor
were visiting 10 Shaw Sunday eve.
Chas. Fanatia and family were the
welcome guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Noon
er last Sunday.
Several from this vicinity we're
caught in the rain Sunday night,
coming home from church.
Our road boss, II. w. Bennington, is
doing some fine work on the roads.
They are in better shape than they
have been for years.
Misses Laura Jones and Lulu Tay-
lor and Messrs. Sam Taylor and Orval
Geer called on Mr.. and Mrs. T0omey,
Sunday evening, and ate ice-cream.
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AUSTIN.

Sunday school was we'll attended
last Sunday.
Charlie Bowman has traded his horse
and buggy to John Cowen.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Cowen,
on Tuesday, May -, a girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ermey and family WIS.,
tied Mr.. HuffmYer and family near
Shaw, Sunday.
Inez and Jennie Cowen were the
welcome guests of Emma and Lizzie
Flottman, last Sunday.
@. Phelps and family and B. Phelps
and family we're the welcome guests
of M. Coulson and family last Sunday.