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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-23
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF ToLEDo,l 6
LUCUS COUNTY,

-UVOo NVUNA
FRANK J. CHENEY makos oath he is
senior parJner OF the firm of f. j.
CHENEY & Co., doing BUSINESS in the
OtCy OF Noeso, C,unGy Of S 10 afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each ana every casa Of CATARRH that
cannot be cured by tie use of HALL's
CATARRH CURE.
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- consultation with your
~ self and then an inspec-
q y ton of cur excellent stock
of Shoes and Hats will convince
the most skepticaI that we have
the best line in the city.
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FRANK. CHENEY.

Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this On. day OF December
A, d. 1886.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-01-08

passenger was requested firmly, but
politely, to alight. He had not q weapon
Of any sort except the case Of unloaded
dueling pistols, and there was nothing
for him to do but obey. Then, almost
as soon as his feet were on the ground,
serape was thrown over his head, q
lasso was wound several times around
his body, and he was led away through
the darkness. He heard his own car
riage start rapidly down the road just
as his abductors thrust him into anoth-
er one, and then he could not tell in
which direction he was taken, for the
vehicle made several turns before 1t
adopted direct course.
81 will miss all my engagements for
tonight and the one in the morning,
too, unless l can bribe these fellows to
help me out" was his mental COM
ment. "My friend the senorita may
have her way after ALL"
It did not occur to him that ''the se-
norita" might have taken forcible meas
ures to prevent the duel in the event Of
his refusal to accede to her wishes re-
garding it, but he did remember the
letter and thought. with grim smile,
that he was Hlore than likely to have
ample time to read it, as she had sug.
gested, at his leisure"
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AS TO Seeking FAvoRs.
the resolutions to be discussed in the
Democratic caucus in Washington on
the 10th, is that Democrats should de-
cline to seek favors from the Republi-
can administration"
The introducer of the resolution ap-
pears to think that this is a republican
government in a double sense, and not
an American one at all. There Is no
reason why Democratic congressman
should not ask for favors for his Sec
ton and his constituents. He might
stand small chance of getting them;
but as the government is that of all the
people and not Of the Republicans
alone, Democrats ought to have some
consideration shown them. and we be-
lieve they will If the proper efforts are
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a serdpe aUds thrOoDn oUer his head.
the place, entered his carriage and,
telling the driver to return even faster
than he came out, started toward the
city, six miles distant
From Tacubaya to Chapultepec the
highway is particularly desolate. and
at night it Is shrouded in impenetrable
gloom. Formerly the locality was a
favorite resort for bandits, and until
recently the night tramcars were es-
corted by mounted soldiery. Even now
they so in pairs and trios for the sake
Of additional safety. Now occurrences
when travellers along that thorough
fare are molested are very rare indeed,
but such Incidents do happen once or
twice in the course Of year.
Midway between the village and the
castle Pendleton heard q sharp COM
mand to halt. At the same instant the
carriage stopped suddenly. and mo-
ment later several faces appeared at
the windowson either side, and the
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THE KNIFE THR0WERS
Bv FREDERICK VAN RENSSELAER, DEY.
OF Other Men, "The brotherhood of
Copyrig by elaer Day.

an engagement at the opera that even
ing, but it Is also true that he had no
intention of going directly from his
rooms in the Hotel Clio to the theater.
The idea of being late in keeping his
engagement to hear the divine Patti
did not appall him, and instead Of
walking the short distance along the
Cinco de Mayo to the Teatro Nacional
be signaled to blue flag carriage, gave
hurried direction to the driver. sprang
inside and was carried toward San
Francisco street, thence through the
Avenida Jaarez past the Alameda and
Ell Caballito and out upon the famous
Passed de Ia Reforma. There the driver
lashed the horses into run so that the
four miles to Chapultepec were quickly
covered, and ten minutes later the vehi-
Gle came to q stop in front of the great
gambling resort in the village Of Tacu-
baya.
The hour was rather early for the
frequcnters Of the place, and only
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made by Democrats in congress, es-
pecially by Democratic congressman of
the south.
If the southern Democrats, who con-
stitute the bulk of the party in congress
will try they will be able to do a great
deal in securing appointments. The
president has intimated desire to con-
suit with them on this very subject, and
we believe he is sincere in the matter.
1t Is easier for a southern Democratic
congressman to stand off and declare
he has no influence with the admins
tration, but his duty requires him to get
all he can for his section and for his
constituents.-Newberry Observer.
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1900 bales by northern spinners, and

10000 bales by northern spinners, and
1,557,000 bales by southern spinners,
making the grand total Of 11,671, ,OUO
bales thus consumed during the sea-
son. The number of spindles in the
world from returns up to last Septem-
Der, is estimated at 10S, ,069, 1886, against
los, ,130,515 the pervious year, 1O3,675.S47
in 1899, 100, 1884. .O79 in 1898, and 99,093, ,526
in 1897, an increase of s,s76,3Os spindles
in the worlds total in the past four
years or equivalent to an increase at
the rate Of about 1000 900 per year. OF
this grand total there are 2O,S69, 1886
spindles in the United States, and 49,
100000 in Great Britain, and 100000
on the continent, and 100000 in the
East Indies, Japan and China combin-
ed, and $4,000 in Canada, and 100000
in Mexico.-New York Evening Post.
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CUUGu NIHs
three of the tables were In operation.
Pendleton did not bestow so much as q
glance upon any Of them. but strobe
the length of the salon, passed out
again upon the piazza and down
amonA the network Of graveled paths
which 'dissected into every conceivable
design the luxuriant vegetation Of the
garden. He followed one Of these
paths until it ended abruptly at rus
tic summer house.
December nights, even In and near
the City Of Mexico, are chilly If not
cold, and the fur lined coat that Pen
dleton wore was by no means bur-
den. AS he approached the summer
house he drew the collar around his
ears and passed inside. Perceiving
that he was the sole occupant. he
lighted a cigar and stood with his back
against section of the framework
while he awaited the absent party to
the tryst. Ten minutes later his pa
thence was rewarded.
approaching footsteps on the gravel.
and presently the vine shrouded door
way was darkened by the figure Of a
woman closely yelled. Behind her. six
feet away, was another. but Instead or
the lace mantilla which decorated the
head while it concealed the features Of
her companion she was covered by
dark colored serape. and even In that
dim light which was almost darkness
It. was easily perceivable that she filled
the capacity Of duenna.
Pendleton cast his cigar aside and,
lifting his hat. bowed low.
IL am glad, scnorita, that | arrived
before you did. since it has spared you
the unpleasantness Of waiting" he
said. Your message assured me that
you speak English and that your serv-
ant does not. from which l decided
that you preferred me to use that
tongue. VIII you be seated, senorita"
She was silent moment before re-
plying, as If she lacked the courage to
speak. but at last. in low voice that
was indescribably sweet, she said slow
ly:
81 thank you thousand times. Sc
nor. not only for your kindness In COM
Ing to me here. but also for the secrecy
that feel assured you have imposed
upon yourself at my request"
"You may be assured Of that much,
senorita."
"If you will indulge me still further,
I will remain in the doorway as l am
now. My position serves two purposes,
since remain In full view Of the serv-
ant and at the same time screen you
from observation. | asked you to meet
me here, senor, because knew that l
was less likely to be recognized in this
place and also because the grand opera
in the city has attracted nearly II not
quite all Of those who might Identify
me-"
Pendleton bowed but made no reply.
Presently she continued:
"You are to engage In q duel in the
morning. Senior Pendleton. | have been
so Informed
Your information is correct"
81 commit an impertinence. but may
inquire the cause"
at grieves me, senorita, that 1t Is out
Of my power to eulighten you
"Do you mean that you cannot or
that you will notT'
POSSIBLY both, senorita. 1t would
scarcely accord with my idea Of ethics
to do 50 in any case. but happily | am
spared the necessity for discrimina'
ton. for do MT know the reason my
self. at least not the real cause. OF
course the gentleman who compelled
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mayor 6 meuor peryersidad de Ia in
tenci6n y del acto, y para califcarle
So atienen & la pens Que SO le puede
imponer. Qaizas este sea practice,
pero no es cient16co, nj l0gico.
No Sc trsta Ell delito en- sus gra-
dos de consumado, frustrado y ten
tativa. No hay oomentsrio para es'
to.
Establece Iuego ell C6digo quie
nes son los sujetos penas por delito.
o en- tGrminos de Derecho, establece
Ia RESPONSE bilidad penal. Y dice ''ar
tfculo 27. Todas las persOnas son
capaces de cometer crfmenes etc.
Eo ESQ estamos conformes, Pero
Grullo, la Comisi6n y 20. En- 10 que
no estamos cOnfOrmes es en- 10 que Ell
C6a.go llama exec pciones, s saber;
ell nif1O menor de amos; ell menor
cernimiento; Ell loco, idiots, lunatico;
ell que sin conciencia 8 por desgra:
cia 6 cssualidad ejecuta IN delito. A
estos y algd1 otro considera el Co.
digo exceptuados 6 incapaces de Co
meter crimen. Para mi no serfa 10
mas exact0 est&blecer que en- los &C
tCs mal0s 0metidos por esos indivi'
duos no puede exigirse responsible
dad penal no otra coss..
NADIA SO dic9 de circunstancia
atenuaUtes Esta es quizas Ia mayor
eaormidad del C5digo' Las eximen
tes do d4fensa propia y ana.ogss g.
parecen al tratar del asesinato y no
micidio-
Eo ell T1tulo 20 Sc comete Ia YER
dadera 6 imp p3rdonable 1igereza de
confdndir en- uno, y penar 10 mismo,
el encubrimiento y ID complicidad.
Es5o no dsb9 prevalecar; la inten
cl6n y los actos del c6mplice, que
coopera q la ejecuci6G del hecho
cOnstirutivo de- delito son completa
monte distinta de las del encubrid0r
que Intervene cuando va el h9cho
Sc r8aIi26. y solo para ocultar tai he
cho, & d su autor Y distinta debe
ser Ia pena del uno el otro.
Y estos son los dos primeros
Tltulos del future C6digo: en- los q.
jurfdicamante hablando, esta 10 peor
del prOyectO. Examinarem0s el res
to,
j 1erulor,
Euero %, de 1902
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COnferenCia
en- Ell AteneO
P0R MATIBNZO CINTRON.
T0ma: La abSOrCi6n.

Ell pr6ximo jueves, & las oeho
de la nochs, tendra efecto en- ell Ate
neo de esta capital, una conferences
que dara el reputado orador Don
Rosendo Matienzo Cintr6n, sobre ell
intaressntfsimo tema de Ia absor-
ci6n.
Tratandose de asuuto tan pal
pitante y de orador de tan altos
vuelos, sera muy diffcil hallsr sitio
en- los salones del Ateneo. D3 SEN
tir es que asa conferencia no tengs
lugar en- el Teatro, para que pudia-
Sc ser oida por mayor cantidad de
personals.
va abemos que el sef1or Ma
tienzo protesta de esa absorcion que
vemos venir con pasos acelerados, Y
dentro de Ia que estsmos desde haoe
tres amos.
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FL nueVO C0digO Penal

Debo & la bondad de don Ramon
B. Lopez, el haber podido tomar es'
tOs apuntes, que han de ser mi guls
en- un estudio mas extenso que del
C6digo me propoDgo hacer.
Confieso que ssperaba de Ia Co.
mission un Codigo Penal bastante
peor que ell que hA preseutado, al
cabo de nueve meses de trabaio. La
obra no es, en- general, bnena, aun-
que 81 tiene cosas buenss. Pero. ha
popido ser peor de 10 que es; y es
un consuelo que no 10 haya sldo.
En- primer lugar, hay una abso'
luta falta de plan y m6tOdo, imper'
donable en- un Codigo, que debe ser
met6dica reunion y exposition de
principles de una determinada rama
de leg 'slaci6n..
ConsecuenciG de ESQ y del POGO cui'
dado que en- todO ell C6digo Sc ha te'
nido, son slgunas atrocidades jur1ai
cas-, que no hubiera cometido ell 81
timo estudiante de DerechO. Elem
plo: incluir el robo entire los delitCs
contra Ia persona Capt. 5, Tit. y
6Eu que Universidad 8 escuela de
Derecho han aprendidO los Sres. de
la Comision que ell robo es un delito
contra la persona, y no contra la pro
picd0d?
Y como ese bottom, hay varios en-
ell surtido.
Empiesa ell libro con una espe'
Gle de diccionArio barsto para expli
car 10 que 80 arson .feLOnly, m[Sden1eG
nor y otros terminus, como p. e.
m&sGnoe que define como GtodO Rque
llo que moleste, incomode, 8 estOrba; !;
que ofenda los sentidos Q sea nociv0
& ls saludS. Como el c6'era mOrbO,
10 viruela, y hasta algunos Idpsa1s del
C6digo, que ofenden al buen sentldo
jur1dico.
No sc porqu6 en- esas notas SO
hAbla de teI0ny y miSdeme0n0T, que
son palabras cuys e1plicaci6n, mala
por supuesto, SO halla mas adelante
en- el C6digo; Y pslabras que est&n
dem&s en- Ia traducci0n espaf1ola del
C6digo, maxine cuandO ell mismo
Codigo las traduce respectivamente'
por edelito mas grsveS y <delito
smenos gravea No habfa, pues, ne
Cesidad de empleSr cads momentO,
en- la traducci6n espaf1ola, la palabra
inglesa. FL cuidado de revissr esa
tr0ducci6n pudo tomarlo ell Sr. Her
nAndez Lopez; era 10 menos que Sc
podfa espersr del dnico miembro de
la Comisi6n que habla, " bien,) ell
castell&no.
Ell articulo 10 bautiza ell libro
con ell nombre de C6digo Penal de
Puerto Lo mismO ha podi 10
decir, para ~ hssta c14t1o) Puerto
Rico
No dice como SO hs de promul-
gar ell C6digo. para que?
Ell que quiera saberlo, que 10
Compre-se habran dicho les Sres. de
Ia Comisi6n.
ESQ ST. fla la fecha en- que ha
de empezar regir ell nuevo Coli.
go: el 10 de Julio de 1902, d las II del
dio. Y 20 confieso sinceramente
que me parece en- extreme ridfculO |
Ia tijsci6n de la hora en- que empieza
q regir Ia ley. Y mas ridfculo aun
la cOnveniencia que de ella SAGA Ell
80, en- virtud de cuyo para
70 segundo los delitos cometidos an
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BanCO Popular.

Por acuerdo del Consejo de Co.
biernO de este Banso, desds Ell dis
27 del actual, queda abierto Ell psgo
de intereses q los Sres Imponentes,
correspondientes al % semest.e del
presente ar1o. Dicho pago 50 veri-
ficara en- las oficinas del Bsnco, to-
dos los dias habiles de II de Ia
misma debi6ndo O interasados
concurrir provistos de sus respecti-
vas libretas.
San Juan P r. 26 de Eaero 1902.
El Director gerente INFERNO Fran
cisco Molinas Muf1oz. Ell Secret rio
Vicente Gnillot Jorda.
s2
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TREN Y AGENCIA FUNERARIA
san GERMAN, PUERTO-RICO.


N.
sen
dpeci0 mola
deandaso odinar To-
stencad de pule egados
a
o,a
p nnosN
plaeados
ofecenlo
la 5 as
de cea.
ra-arG la ccra que
DrOm en- h ter de los can lrw aiirlos seu
Iornado
il
\ e e sos
realceU U,Staem Qleh
Iuo na
Il
san Euro de ."2
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G.. RAMER
COLEGl0 PARTICULAR
de Prm0r2 Sogunda EnSe1anza
E"und@do ex1 1893
SAN JUAN, GALLE DEL SOL MUM. II Y IA.
DIRECTORS PEDRO M0cz0 BANIEr

La instruction dada Coe9io racer crn,ial-
mGnte practice abaZa blInuITU igN |/b/c
pnInrInUu p0u ug,lHur l1in~1cg, q II
c@n|A'u 0cAN"1m0 Ii 1aY~t finuA4; IL Inr1rr M Lib, I
4c@ Ae1oM"" ASThl/" u11@lH por utimo I~ o@
PItHU UTyH1 d.
ia el Coego con cooperation de- reputable Professor anecano
cya cIaS uramonte de converSacOn euar e 00 los
aumno dspues de haber aquo a anterior los
mentos Para dc Frances professor que
cl
ca Mecant cargo del Tcrcdor De los
de Capital alumnOs
sion Fl Coego tene Rvl1uu<o Lr que cnyiar los pa
DIRE los
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BUENA OCCASION.

Sc venden las casas, Gale de Te
tu&n ndmercs q y 20 que tieneu sa-
Ida & la Marina.
Como a construction en- Ia Ma
rina de IL Estact6n Naval es un he
cho, facil SO hace cOmprender 70 q
aumentaran en- va!or las pcopieda
des en- ese sitio.
Dara informes D. B9nito Carre-
ras. N. D.
La eF.or de la juventuda de Ma
ysguez ha dado un animado bale Ell
,dia %
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Sc encuentra muy aliviado ell
ioven carpintero Francisco VaIines
Coffesf, quien por sus buenas cua-
lidades Sc ha eaptado Ia estimsci6n
de sus principales.
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No hay competanoia con las
pinturas y scei6es iugleses, pues
haata los Beers reconocen su snpe-
riorid&d q las de todo Ell mundo, De
esas pintnras hay existanciAs en- Ca
sa de S. Mel5n & Companfa, y tam
bien aCeite CCcidO.
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CALDERAS-L La casa de M.Zeri-
& Ca. tiene ,mucha experiencia en- la fabrica
cion de Calderas para Hacendas de Cana y
construye una claso especial de acero, las cua-
es levanta vapor muy pronto con 9, bagazo.
Para precios y particulares
Dirjirse 4 r. A Macf g.
Unico Agente en- P. r.
Gale del CristO No.
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TAb8c0 en- re-

TAbaco en- rama y lozss de
Cararias para pisos.
V8nden A. Vicente y Gu
-DeP6sito Maria.
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Procedente de Rio Piedraa ha
llegsdo Lares el cabo de Ia Poll
cfa Iusulsr Leonardo Recio.
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CONSEJ0 A LAS MADRES -EI jaraba calm an
de Winsow debe usarse sie1pre gus los nihos estan
al peQge11o sofriente; produce IN sue6o natural =
tFaaQuilo, aviando al nlno de d0or 81 angelic d.
pierta con muora giVeZa. Es niuy agraCahie 81 a
ladaE. Calma al MILO, aolanda l4s enefas aHvia -
este rneior oono0ido reedio para Ia Gisrzee, asi
sulsa dc la dentioi6n de otrsss capaas reneg oG6
dado pedfr pog "J2rabe Calnants de Etr. Winslow
Dor scr eI r;e1cr de tOdO.
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P0r falta de ndnero no celebr6
en Ponce session aqual Ayuntamien
to el Ola %
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Don Domingo Caminos de
Yauco, esta pasando una Temporal
da en- ia poblaci60 de Lares.
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La Federaci6a Regional de TIA
bajadores- de P6o Rico ha alberto
sus salon2s en- Mayagu " en- donda
estaba g, @ uo repuoIioano y Sc pro
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Caando convene facilitar

Caando convene facilitar ell de
sarrollo de las j6venes, 6 cuando es
precise normalizar el trabajo men
sual, NADIA hay tan rApido y efcaz
como las ePILDORAS RECONSTI-
CUYENTES DE VALE & CAN
TIC.
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LIE ha sido decratado Ell pardon
solicitado al individuo sentenciado s
Preside Domingo GARNER.
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Una senora sde Ponce encontr6
debajo del balc6u do su casa una b
te!la con p9troleo y una cajs de fos
forOs
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Jose de Diego,
ADOgadO J NOtarto,
Nayaguez, Puerto-Rico.
II
R. |. P,

Todas las misas que Sc cele-
bren en- la Iglesia de Santa Ana el
mSrtes 90 del corrieLte 6 las z, 8 y :
y media de Ia maf1ans, seran aplica
das por ell eterno descanso de las
almas, de las que en- vida fueron Da
Antonia Suarez de Trueba y dofa
Vicenta Fontanales de Susrez, falle
cidas en- Barcelona (Espana) ell % de
Enero de 1900.
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Ha resu5tado como Sc esperabs
espl6ndida Ia velad3 de el cantro es
panol de Mayaguez la nocae del
%
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Hoy han sidJ multados Goa 50
cada uno un cabo y uu guardia de la
polic1s de los que hacen servicio en-
10 Fortalezs por talta d ; compare san
cia al Trihu1a1
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Con frecuenc5sa aBandOnamoB
i Ell cufd8dO de una tOs un resfriado II
/ Si 10 deja Vd. continuar por algun tempo Er
j causara irritacion en- los pulmones un tE
| NAL cr6nico en- la garganta Las Pas Is
G1IfaS BrOnqu1ales de Brown. le IS
darAn a1ivio en- seguida is
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DURANTE LA ESTACION
en- que los uifios Sc hartan de fruta
verde, y qua produce cAlambres,
diarraai 8 dis enterfa, los padres pre-
visores deben tener siempre un po-
mo del PAIN KILLER para tales
casos. Refuse los eustitutos, solo
hay un PAIN KILLER el d. Perry
Davis
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EQ Ponce SO suspendi6 una Sc
1enata que 50 proyectaba dar al
Alcslde d aQuella clu1ad.
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PrOfesores Myers y BArks
Colegio comercial Americana 68 San
Francisco, San Juan a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-27

Sc aIquilan habitaciones y IN
hermoso mirador en- Ia casa ndmero
Al calle de San Francisco.
Angela Ruiz.
n s 10 3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-27

En CAguas So anuncia la va
cunaci6n, a partir del primero del
entrante al "A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-27
N0'TICIAS,

Los vecincs de Ponce, estan
justamente alarmados por la gran
csntidad de moneda falsa qua hay
en- Ia localidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-27
TTIFIFTITITEn1TITIFII TTFTT7T7lFITF

La Federation Regional de Ira
bajadores de Puerto Rico ha shier
to sus sslones en- Mayaguez en- don
de estabs el Club Rapub!icano," y
Sc propone celebrar reuniones nCc
turlas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-27

Han empezado lss fiestas patro
nol9s da Ia ciudad dc Mayaguez y
hay en- ella gcan animac16n, mucha
alegr1a y entusiasmo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-27

De- disfraz con mascara, solo
podran ae'istir 81 bsil9 que Sc pre-
para en- Ponce las safioras y seno-
ritas, los hombres no.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-14
How He Restrained AppIause.

Among the puns treasured in the minds
of Harvard men is one made by Edward
bridge and now associate pastor in DIR.
edward Everett Hale's church In Boston.
At the close of one of his lectures Prof.
cummings was roundly applauded. Pres
onf1v the stamping and shutting Of feet
We're added to the other expressions of
annroyal and the floor of the old Massa-
nnbbHHsetts hall shook notieeably.
"GentIemen! gentlemen exclaimed Prof.
Cummings In a tone of mock anxiety, ~
fear these premises will not bear out your
conclusions. "-EXchange.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-14
cilnninn to Eame.

.Do YOU know" said the earnest cit
,zen, THAT you could put an end to this
nnblic disquiet in a very short timer"
tsOf' course, do" answered the infiuen-
+,oI nersonage. Eat present I occupy
L S,s,r important position. But after have
ended the matter I won't be anybody in
Particular, and hate to be forgotten. -
Washington Star.