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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-30
jose AstAsio B onills, ha sid

jose AstAsio B onills, ha sido
detenido en- n c&rcel de Maysguez
por orden del Juex de Ptz de CAbo
Rojc, por haber cometido ell delito
de hurto y Wenceslao Carrero y
f orencio Rivera, faaror puestos en-
libertAd por cumplimiento de con-
dAun.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-30


Han ingresado en- el presidio
Iusular, & cumplir condena jose Ju'
liam Lopez Quiles, sentenciado por ell
Tribunal del D strito de Dis strito de
Areeibo 6 5 amos 12 dias de prisi6n
por ell delito de escalamiento y EtA.
nislao Berries Rivera, sentenciado
por ell dicho Tribunal & igual pena
por ell mismo delito.
Ell Juez de PAz del Distrito de
Arecibo ha ordenAdo 10 detenci6a en-
10 cArcel de aquella villa, de NicO-
medes Rosario acussdo del delito de
hurto.
Ell. Hon. Attorney G. ,naral ha
ordenado por telegrafo nj Juez de
Pax de Carolina que ponga en- liber.
tad & Joaquin Rojas quien cumplfa
condena en- ell dep6sito municipal de
aquella localidad, de 90 dfas de arres-
to, por altsrAr 10 paz p6blica.
Sc encuentra en- Arecibo ell
Sr. 8 fee. representante de 10 plants
e,6 ;trica de 10 Marina, en- asuntos d.
sc relacionAn CON dichA empresa.
-Tenemos motivos para Greer
que el Ayuntamiento de San Juan no
celebrar6 sesiones, hasta pAsadaa
las elecciones. Dscimos este por
las noticias que 4 diario circular se'
fialAndo dia determinado para dichaa
sesiones. de 10 cusl noticis, % hizo
eco Alg6u peri6dico local. Como
quiera que el ssunto primordiAl ea
que afecta al acuedueto y para la In
vestigac!6n de 6l trAbsja nna comi
sion, aquel no tratar& ningtn asuntc
que no tenga carAeter urgente, COZ
objsto dc svitAr rosamientos que pu
disrsn atsptAr y pas ptbli1s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-30

HN u1f00eACIHi I4pUKHkHUIK
hAcia les alime atos, las 8, ,cRcio'
nes, y6rtigoe, desvAnecin il sntos,
zumbidos y der ordenes en- ell sistema
nervioso desApArecen prontamente
tomAndo las sPILDORASR RECONS
TITUYENTES DE VALE &CAN.
ClO', que Sc venden en- todas las
fArmaciAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-30

P6rdidA de Apelito, no tener
gAnas de conner, deti idad, fojera,
ideas tristes y melancol1a desapare.
cen en- pocos uiss con ell vino Care.
brinA UIrici,
The colored American., 1902-01-18
Music and Progress at st Augustine
Church.

The MUSIC at st. Augustine's Church,
was exceptionally fine last Sunday.
The Rev. Faith ers in charge take special
interest in the choir. Their love and
appreciation for music acts as an incen
tive to work. The renearssis and seq
vices on Sunday are attended Oy all the
members Of the choir, which proof
alone shows their heart is in the work.
The choir will sing a carefully selected
programme every Sunday. MIR B9rna-
dine Smith, the Librarian of the Choir,
is a violin st of talent and exceptional
oultiv alton, being one Of the late Mr..
ROy's favorite pupils. Mr.. Smith will
p az solo and obliga5o work every Sun
day. The choir is comp osed o. two So
10 Iartettes and a chorus of forty voic-
et. Mime. J. Esputa Daily, Director,
Miss M Mullaly, organist. The annual
statement of the Parish has gone to
press. II will be read out in church
ana distributed to the congregation oa
Sunday February 81.
The colored American., 1902-01-18

him their hear,iest and fullest endorse
ment for second term. He was lust
recently unanimous ynOminated blythe
Republican state Ger trail Come ttee
OF Arkansas 10 succeed himself and no
higher compliment can be paid ,h5n
this h endoTs-me Mt + the whole re-
publ a. OrgsEiz on ofGis ,ts.e in uFpe
M. w. Gibbs ia Z 5. Cn-uIto Mad
sgascgr and member Il the ReuubI-
can State Central Committee called on
President Rocszv-I- lat Monday in r. q
IN crest of Mr.. Bush sud WIS pIeasfd
with hl- interview. Mr. Bush's or
position is Mr. Matt news a roI t-caI
acrobat who wen t. Arkansas So 8 re-
publican but joirei the democrats An
was Tepudisted by them. l. is said
that he is using cold storage endorso-
ments to s, cure the appo mgnt.
Mf. Bush native of ATkarsas
was reared and educated In the state
he has been in public life since earIv
ma hood and represents the highest
type OF Il race He is arapubliean If
the sterling quality and has been q
deiega,e TO the National Republican
convention for the past sixteen veo,o
lie taught school and did contiderabIa
news sper'wo'k before accenting bic
first federal appointment.
The colored American., 1902-01-18

ious efforts along this line. Among
those present were: Mr.. G. b. Brown
president, with Miss Bette James, Mr.
]. P. Fleming vice president, with
Mrs. Fleming, Mr.. w. II. Smith secre-
tary with Mrs. Smith, Mr. P Y. Wyatt
treasurer, with Mrs. Wyatt. Mr.. VIM.
Irving sergeant at arms, with Mrs. IrV-
ing and Mrs. Mayo, Mr.. and Mrs. La
Waylaud, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Angel,
Mr.. ]. II. Dickinson with Miss Minnie
Ferreil, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Brown,
Nr. &. II. Cary with Miss Annie
Burns, Mr.. Z. B. Allen with Miss
Ethel Brown, Mr.. r. e. Wood with
Miss Belle Evsrs, Mr.. G. M. Taylor
with Miss Annie Bryant, M. B. L..
Bundy with Mis-. Alice Minor. Mr.. a.
Cary with Miss Susie Buckner, Mr.. ano
Mrs. w. Il. Dabney. Mr., and Mrs. }. U
Cosby, Misses Mary BuckDer, Susie
Fleming, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Hark ms,
Messrs ThoD as Sellers, J. 8. Sheltoni
A. Sellers. John E Tuomss, A. Brooks
chaperones, Mesdames John West, K
V. Inge a. d L u Brown.
The colored American., 1902-01-18

precisted, yet striving for better ment
honOred, yet losing nothing of pain =
stalking esrnestness, Mr.. White has
won an enduring place in the annals of
the arena of melody. From early youth
he manifested a keen desire for music,
and after period of preliminary train
ing in Washington, he entered the
famous Conservatory of Music at Ober-
len, where he a. once took high rank.
He graduated year or more ago, and
in class of 1873, all white except him.
self, he led easily and was chosen as
class representative, scoring 9 pro-
nounced triumph by his sch olarly rem
diiiOn of S. Coleridge Taylors "Gypsy
Song"
Since graduation, Mr.. White has ap-
pesred IN many of the metropolitan
cities of the country, including Chicago,
Cincinnati Cleveland, Columbus, To-
lsdo, and at each point Hst with q
warm rece ption. A marked triumph
was his appearance at grand concert
and organ recital at Carnegie Hall. Pitts.
burg. Pa, being the frat coIored artist
The colored American., 1902-01-18

to be invited before the cultured aud
fences that attend that magnificent
temple Later, he became me- mber OF
the faculty of the Avery College, Al
legheny City, Pa which position he re-
Gently resigned to embark upon the
broader fisld of concert work. Time has
been booked for him in st. Louis, Chi
cago, Louisville, Memphis, Atlarta and
other cities and the future offers vista
full of promise for this tslsnted yoUng
man. He is indeed worthy Of any
honor that the best communities can
bestow.
The colored American., 1902-01-18

Mr.. Henry Y. Arnett, late of the of
fee of Recorder of Deeds, prominent
factor in Ohio politics and a writer and
speaker of conceded ability will be the
speaker tomorrow a, 8 3Op. m. at the
second Baptist Lyceum. His thene
will be 'The Power of the Press" a
snbject of wide popular interest. Time
will be allowed for discussion. Musical
selections will be rendered by Prof
Clarence q. White and Miss Beatrice
Warrlck ALI ale cordially invited.
The colored American., 1902-01-18
Blind Tom No. Q.

Blind Tom number two is In town
and Is musical prodigy. He halls
from Atlanta. Ga. and is said to be the
squal Of the original blind Tom. He
played at the late President McKinley's
church last Sunday evening and de-
lighted that large and cultured con.
gEegation. He will be pie ased to make
arrangements With any churches, clubs
or societies for an entertainment. Call
or address N J. Pleasant, 303 81 street
southwest.
The colored American., 1902-01-18
THE ANNUAL BANQUET OF w. Y
CLUB.

Chaflo tesYLls, Va SpecisI-The an
nual banquet of the Y. V. Y. Club was
heid at the Odd Feloa's Hall, Thurs
Day night, the b lust. The hall wa
Desutlfully dec rated and under green
paine, amid the sweet strains Of music
the night was spent uatII the wee small
hours o'morn. The barquet was served
by one of our lesd ng caterers, Mr. w
ID Dsbney at his Ga = on West Main
st. The ccstum's worn by the ladies
were Tesplendent in style and beauty
sud the 18th snnusl surpassed all prev.
The colored American., 1902-01-18
HON JOHN E. BU II,
Receiver of Public Monies at Little Rock,
Arkansas.

Mr.. John e. Bush the receiver Of
public monies at Little r OK; ARK, is
one of the most active ald irfiaenti /
young men in the state Of Arkansas
He was appointed 10 hs present l c.
by the late President Wm McK', ley af
ter hotly cOnJe sted fight in Whi h were
many .roTg candidates for tie place
He has filed the office with so much
salts action that ell Of the bankers and
business men Of Little r OK hss given
The colored American., 1902-01-18
"GO TO"
For The Colored american.
bestOW.

"BiII" Shakespeare often said "Go TO -
But where he'd never tell,
And though he did not name the place
'Tis plain that he meant-WsIl,
Though william used some parts of speech.
That shocked folks quite bit.
He never oyersteppsd his bounds,
And knew just where to quit.
4. G. D.
The colored American., 1902-01-18

The George 81. White Land and Inn
provement Company is Offering splen-
did Inducements to per ons who desire
homes or lot for g Summer cottage at
telms to suit themselves. This compa-
ny can give you clear title. Write TO
President White for particulars,
The colored American., 1902-01-18

In the bright galaxy of young mu-
sicians whose genius has Impressed the
popular mind none shines with more
resplendent glory than Mr.. Clarence G
w hite. AcCOmplished. yet modest, ap
The colored American., 1902-01-18
MS. CLARENCE 4. WHITE,

Some Interesting Facts Concerning the
Achieve ments of One of the Races
Brightest Musicians.
The colored American., 1902-01-18

Mr.. Ar-ett at SecoLd Baptist
Lycsum.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18

spent in hunting for new and easy
n nethods for imparting knowledge.
1t may be all right to try the power
OF suggestion and comparison in cer-
tain lines Of work. We do not dis
pute that there is a sort Of juvenile
psychology that may be fathomed by
the pedagogue whereby history,
botany and even grammar may be
taught with the minimum of effort on
the part OF both teacher and pupil.
But their is serious reason to doubt
if any Improvement. can be made on
the old style Of learning to spell.
Certainly the parent who hears his
12-yr.old boy mutilate word oftwo
4syllables will have his suspicious con-
corning the new systems OF orthog-
raphy in the public schools. Spelling
is subject Tor the memory, and The
memory alone. The child should
not be forced to catch word by IT'S
sound, and then be expected 10
recognize it when he sees it in print
A return to the old method is in
order, and it cannot come too soon.
Washington Post.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18
wh, Country Editoss Get Rich.

The man who penned this current
piece of history knows what he is talk
ing about. The Monoa Index SAYS
truthfully: After great deal of
study and worry we have at last '.fig-
gered" out why 80 many country edi-
tors get rich. Here is the secret Of
their success. A chiId Is born ia the
neig hborhood; the attending physician
gets $40, the editor gives the loud Jung
youngster and the ''happy parentsn q
send of and gets 80. 1t is christened
and the minister gets s5 and the editor
gets 500. II grows up and marries; the
editor publishes another long-wided
howery article and tells a dozen lies
about the beautiful ard accomplished
BRIDE The minister gets $40 and 4
piece Of cake, and the editor gets 5000.
In the course Of time It dies, and the
doctor gets from IS to 800, tho minis
ter perhaps gets another ave, the Nm
dertaker gets from $50 500, the editor
publishes notice Of the death and an
obituary two columns long, lodge and
society resolutions, : lot Of poetry and
q free card Of thanks, and gets 10000.
No wonder 30 many country editors g,
rich. -shelbyville lKy.) News.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18
The Decline in Spelling.

"A professor in well known col
lege recently advocated the estab
lishment Of national language for
America. 1t was not 20 be Volapuk
or phonetics, or anything OF that
sorr. Il was just to be an improve
ment on the good old English Ian
guage, and everybody would be fur
nished with short cut to intellec
tual development. Spelling would
be 50 much easier under his method,
he said.
This an excellent idea that oi
making spelling easy. If we are not
mistaken that is why they are trying
to do in all our public schools, and,
further, it is not hard to find in this
same educational trend the reason
why the children Of today spell Sc
much more poorly than did those
forty or fifty years ago.
There is no royal road to profici.
ency in spelling. Il simply takes
good hard work. and plenty Of il.
The public schools Of today, or rath.
er those who are At their head, are
imbued with the spirit Of innovation
and exneriment To0 much fime 4
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18

A. J. Smell wanted to attend a
party, but was afraid to do so on &C.
count Of pains in his stomach, which
he feared would grow worse. He
says, y was telling my troubles 10
. lady friend, who said: Chamber
lain's 5 Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy will put you in condition
tor the party. 1 bought q bottle
and take pleasure in stating that two
doses cured me and enabled me to
have Z good time At the party. Mr..
Smell IS 4 resident Of Summer Hill,
N. Y. This remedy IS for sale By
H. ]. Piers drug store.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18
Excursion Rates East.

Z - b 3 H
The Great Northern Line will sell
reduced rate tickets to points in On
'ario, New York and New England
daily December 18th to 22nd, inclu-
sive, With final retu.n limit Of Janu.
ary I2th.
Twin City limited leaves Sioux
CITY daily at 6:35 p. M, throug h
sleeper to Minneapolis and St. Paul.
City Office corner Fourth and Ne
braska streets. Union depot, cor
ner Third and Douglas streets.
FRED ROGERS.
G. F. & P. "A.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18
Must Pay For Papers.

81 q & Z
Within the past few days General
Swight H, 3 uce, postmaster, has been
besieged with inquiries as 70 the exact
wording Of the law relative 10 receiv-
ing weekly or daily publications in or
der to be constituted regular sub
scriber.
The cause of these questions became
apparent when it was learned that sew
eral person living in Syracuse had been
threatened with suits unless their ar
rearages In subscription for publica-
lions which had never been contracted
for were paid. In speaking OF the
threatened suits the general said that
regriarly accepting publications re-
gardless oil whether they had been sub
scribed for or not would make the one
3receivina them liable.
This fact was taken advantage of by
many of the numerous mail order pub
sllcations throughout the country. II
Is estimated thatat least 1000 copies
OF publications Of the class are re-
ceived each week at the local post
office Syracuse IN. W Post Standard.
A law which win allow publisher
or news agent to force newspaper
onto its readers is certainly unjust;
but when person says to the pub
Usher send me your paper he GER
|tainly should be held for the pay
ment OF the subscription until he or
ders the paper discontinued and dpays
all arrearsges due on the same. De
cisions have been made that, as the
pa er goes to the home and is used
by all members OF the family, that a
Judgment secured on a subscription
a count will hold against the proper
|ty OF either husband or wife.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18

Z
A fellow swooped down on me
this week and wanted to know what
kind of christian was my ideal
christian, says the Gray's Harbor
Gazette. Isn't that gall? All ch,is-
tians are my ideal christians, but ]
haven't got two bits worth Of use
for one Of these camp meeting pre-
tenders who only knows the Lord
at revivals and shoots craps with the
devil the rest of the year. The wo-
man who talks about her neighbors
all day, detaming the character OF
some poor unfortunate and then
houts "bless his.name. is the first
mate OF mis- Satanic majesty, and the
man who fills his hide with bug juice
and then goes about hghting saloons
and making temperance lectures, is
blacker than any imp that walls in
the sulphuric valleys. My ideal is
not the long faced hypocrite who
shouts amen when the parson is
praying and then looks for the first
opportunity to skin his neighbor. !
love the true christian, the one who
loves humanity and not the ones who
pull their self righteous garments
aside for fear sinner will touch the
hem. If the true christians were all
that the church would permit to cal
themselves christians. some churches
would look like 80 cents in a acyclone
although 1 believe that every church
has tew true christians. Christian
| ity will always bear inspection, bul
church membership will not permit
La cross examination.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18
Closed a Successful Term.

Dakota University at Mitchell, s.
D., closed fall term, Dec. II. The
increased attendance promises a to-
tai enrolment for this year OF 37s 3377ss to
400. Good work has been done in
all departments. A joyful band OF
students went home for three
weeks vacation, extending to Jan. 4,
the opening OF the winter term.
The lecture course is the strongest
ever offered in the state. -Four
numbers have been given and four
more to follow
The gymnasium has been fitted up
for regular class work. Marvin III.
Markie has been securedtor director.
He is a graduate OF a physical train.
ing school in Chicago, and has had
some years Of experience as director.
He is strongly endorsed and will be
a valuable acquisition to the teaching
force of the college.
1t is expected that the new build
ing in course OF erection, will be
completed for the fall term Of 1903.
It will contain hty-fve rooms and
be fire proof throughout.
Several young men are preparing
for pratorical contest, and the one
winning in the home contest will
prove strong contestant tor state
honors again. This college has
taken first honors FIVE times in the
last six contests, and hopes to be
able to hold its rank.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18

Among the noticeable features OF
The Delineator for January is it's fine
cover-the first OF series that will
continue throughout the year. The
scope of the magazine has been eener-
ally widened, and new and valuable
material has been introduced into all
the departments. Clara e Laughlln
begins a series of papers entitled mi.
ladi'' in which she considers the prob-
lens and prerogatives of womanhood.
Cyrus ToWnsend Brady is re presented
by one OF his famous bishop stories.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18
Fashion Hints for win. Or,


Velvet, velveteeE. and cdru lroy cos
tunes are among the seasons smartest
modes.
An excellent choice sorEstreet gtt;re
is fabric showing shaggy, hairy
texture. such as zibeline or cameps
hair.
The sloping or drop-shoulder effect
is seen in many Of the newest bodices;
and the Dutchess closing is distinc-
tive feature Of the newest shirt-waists,
At last q chance has come in skirts.
which for The street are noticeably
shorter; there is marked tendency to
give Np the furbelows ard ruffles and
adopt the severer tailOr-made models.
The hip yoke is a feature of the major
ityof new skirts.
The boa is q picturesque stole, and
cape collars of every shape and depth
are prominent among the seasons 3
fashions.
Among the innovations ii materials
are the metallic tints and effects in
heavy ough cloths, zibelines, yigognes
homespuns. ETC., and Coronation
cloth. = heavy winter goods suitable
for skating, golf, etc.
Long nap plush is being revived this
winter, and pompadore silks as foun.
dation for net, chiffon and other sheer
textlles are established in high favor,
Among the smartest accessories Of
the toilette are tall stock collar, cuffs
and belt-airdle, preferably Of con,
trasting material.
Embroidery is very prominent in all
the fashions.
One Of the latest novelties employed
In trimming for tailor made gowns ID
suede undressed kid skin.
A unique trimming is the new cloth
ribbon embroidered In oriental colors
From the Delineator for January.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18
BOLTON DoINGS

Rev. N. Hieberr, a missionary
from India, made pleasant speeches
in this neighbofhood Ia i week
Mr.. Jacob ]. Adrian intends to
visit his friends at Mt. Lake, MINI
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Engbrecht
took trip to Henderson, Nebraska.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18

The winter meeting Of the South
Dakota Press ASSOCIATION will be held
at Sioux City, probably late in jan
uary. The newspaper boys have all
ways been handsomely treated by
the citizens of that city when they
.stopped over on their Black Hills
pilarlmages, and an enjoyable time
can be looked for
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18
NOTICE.

This may mean you. Ali notes
and book accounts Of Elliott 4 Bach
will, after December 20, be placed
with an attorney, with instructions to
force collection, if not paid before
that time. C. i. BACH.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18

Since the opening Of the Black
Hills gold mines in 1876, the output
of the precious metal has been $12I,
27o. $50, with an estimated yield OF
IS, 500, 600 to be addt d Tor this year.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18

Senator Gamble has favored the
Herald with with copy Of the Con.
gressional Directory, which contains
a great amount of information USE
full in the editorial room of the aver
age newspaper.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18
The Pride 81 Heroes.

Many soldiers tn the last war wrote
70 say that for scratches, bruises. cuts,
wounds. corns, sore feet and sti6 joints
Bucklen's Arnica SalYe IL the best In
tho world, Same for burns. scalds,
boils, ulcers, skin sruptions aud piles.
Itcures Or no pay. Only 25c at Piers
drug store.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18

Judge ]. w. Carter, who dated his
residence in Dakota from the early
S, and who was well known to
many OF the older residents of Tur.
ner county, died at Sioux Fallsearly
Saturday morning, heart trouble be-
ing the cause.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18
Excurston Rates for the Holidays.

Via the North W estern Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold at reduced
rates to points on the North Western
system within 200 miles Of selling sta.
tion, December "a, %, Bland January
], good returning until and including
January 2, 1903. Apply to osgcnts Cni-
cago & North Western R'y.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18

S H. Wright Of Centerville on
Monday commenced serving his SEN
tence OF one year in the state peni-
tentiary, having been convicted Of
embezzlment.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18
Mrs. U. S. Grant died at her home
in Washington, D. c., Sunday, Dec
~ She was nearly rs years Of
age.

The court house contractors have
decided to remove the fau ty cement
floors and put in new ones which is
the proper thing to do.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-12-18

1T MEANS MONEY FOR YOU And for NE / before
is my and don't belong This
position where can make prices LOWEST
From until the lst of March, 1909
which will cheeruly be
share OF the business here
money to and you if
not Over Turner County Bank
HURLEY. S. JAS. r. JACOBSON. Auctioneer