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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16
Death ofIsaac e. Messmore.

Col. Isaac T.. Messmore, promi-
nent citizen of Mineral Point over
forty years ago, died at Los Angeles,
Cal, Jan. Sth inst. aged 50 years. iii
wife died two days previous, and
the veteran colonel fell under the
shock of losing his life companion.
The wife's funeral was to have been
held the day the husband died, but
was postponed to the 10th and one
service was performed for the Two.
Colonel Messmore was promi-
nent man in Wisconsin during the
the rebellion and went to the front
with two regiments, the Fourteenth
Infantry, as lieutenant colonel, and
the Thirty first Infantry, which he
raised and equipped, as colonel. At
ter the war he was deputy collector
of internal revenue for New York
and held several other positions OF
trust.
He lived in Los Angeles for fifteen
years, was thirty-second degree
Mason and a member of the &. A. X
He leaves two daughters, Mrs. +. FL
Kendall of New York and Mrs. Loui;
lie Sage. His son Charles Messmore
left home few years ago, and ha'
rarr seen r0ard ~ einro
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16
The Local Field.
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4. f. BISHOP for Fu7niture.......
Smoke G. +. S. Favorite.


-Varlin d Jennings for clothing.
Fresh oysters now on hand ev-
cry day, in cans or by the pint, quart
or gallon, at Hendras Grocery.
Mr.. Sam Hooking is in Chicago
for short visit with his sons.
Miss Annie Burke is at home
from Chicago for visit
j. NJ. Mulhairn made one of his
regular business trips TO Ridgeway
on Tuesday.
You will see the finest display of
china, and prices lower than all
others, at Spooner's.
Mr.. j. b. Reynolds mas so far re-
covered from a tedious illness as to
get out into his yard.
Mayor Prid eauX has been kept
at his home by Illness most of the
past week, but is now able to appear
on the streets again.
Mrs. Victoria Fathers has gone to
Racine to visit her son, who recently
lost his wife by death
Over "a million cakes of Maple City
Soap used in Wisconsin last year.
Claude Harker is assisting the
DodgevIlle Chronicle printers this
week.
Ed Whalen, who is at present
employed in tonsorial parlor al
Evansville, spent Sunday among rel
atves and friends in this city.
New books added to our circu-
lating library. 10 cents per week
J. j. Hanscom & Co.
Mrs. George Crawford was IL
Chicago last week to attend the flu
neral of an aunt of Mr.. G.
The American Steam Laundry OF
this city has changed hands. Thorn
as Quirk becomes proprietor. Sue
cess TO bin, and also to Mr. Wool
rich who retires.
Constipation neglected OF badly
treated leads to total disability ol
death. Rocky Mountain Tea abso
luteiy cures constipation III all IL
forms. 35c. Eastman d Meserole.
Lost. Saturday, between Jerusa
lem pump and the depot, poke
book, containing some change anC
pearl beads. Finder please leave "A
Tribune office and receive reward.
Rooms to rent, over Rukas' drui
store, adjoing Mrs. Spratler's. In
quire, at Drug Store or Thos. Coad.
Mrs. Martin Pratt, a reader of tn
Tribune for mary years, embrace
the opportunity to present her siste
Mrs, John Stickler, of Mansion. Wis
with the paper for 1902. Mr. jaime
Prince did the same for his daughtt
Miss Ni''' -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16
Fire Wrecks a Home.

Saturday afternoon, the cosy home
of Mr.. VIM. Penberthy in this city
was made desolate by fire. Mr.. PEN
berthy was in Chicago on business
at the time and his wife was tenn
poraily absent from the house, hav-
ing gone to pay the taxes. Neigh
bors discovered the fire, sent in an
alarm and vigorously set to remov-
inc furniture. Within few minutes
the fire company was on the ground
and soon had the fire subdued, but
not until the interior woodwork ana
most Of the roof was ruined. The
fire is supposed to have originated IN
IA defective tiue. Total damage prob
ably $1,000. Insured for $500. Mr.
Penberthy arrived home Monday
noon. The family for the time find
quarters with different neighbors
Repairs will begin as soon as posi-
HE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16

! Mr.. Frank Bottoms has returned
from a recent visit to his brother
Samuel, at Conway, la. He reports
good times out there. Strong de-
mand for farm lands, which sell at
$50 to S75 per acre.
subscriptions to Mckinley MEM
orial fund received at drug store of
Eastman 4 Meserole. Contributions
OF any sum, from l0cents up solicited,
and donors names registered, and
each Will receive souvenir certifi-
cafe.
MIR. c. X. Bridgeman of Darling
ton, fell from the loft in his barn last
weak, striking manger, and had
three ribs and his breast bone frac-
tured, but is able to be out again.
John Barley corn courage APP
peared in two or three saloon rows in
this city last Saturday evening. No
body was burt seriously, but few
familiar faces are absent from our
streets since; said TO be unpresenta-
BILE in elite circles.
Mrs Lawrence Close nee Hattie
Wearne) returned home to Mankato,
Minnesota, last week, after brief
visit with her bereaved aunt, Mrs.
John Penhallegon.
The Darlington council recinds II
former resolution granting city wat
er free to the new button factory of
that ,,iace, and the factory has de-
cided to procure water for its uses by
pumping from the Pecatonica river.
From +. T.. DAWSON it is learned
that on Monday Mr.. John Perry of
Kendalltown, while cutting wood
with !; circ ular saw at Carl Fraz's
place, was caught III the betting,
carried onto the saw, sevely cut
about the head, and had one arm
broken in two places so that the bone
protruded through the skin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16

Keep in mind DR.. Adams lecture
which takes place tonight.
Ladies who have used Maple City
Soap will testify to its merits.
Miss Winnie Elliott, of Dodge
vile, spent Sunday with her sister
Mrs. Matt Kietfer, in this city.
Mr.. Michael Laverty,formerly a
popular farmer of Mineral Point now
of Chicago, came out last Saturday
for visit with relatives and old
time friends,
Joseph Tamblyn, of Ia Sale, H..
has been visiting with his cousins
4 omas and Joseph Ellery, and 9TH
Ell relatives.
Miss Amy Jenkin entertained .
large number of her lady friends
from to yesterday "Wednesday
at the pleasant home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Jenkin.
Mr.. w. w. Scott returned last
Friday from Albuquerque, New Mex
lea, where he was called to attend
the funeral of Il sister. He was very
favorably impressed with the coun-
try.
Miss Ella Pascoe, of Dodgeville,
spent several days of the past week
visiting with friends in this city,
About 80 Odd Fellows of this city
attended jollification of the Order
at Dodgeville Monday evening. They
made three bus loads of joviality.
Mr. b. J. Bennett, of the Tribune,
has been drawn as Grand Juror for
the United States Court, to convene
at Madison next Tuesday.
The Old German Catholic church
building was sold at public auction
last Saturday to Peter Pollskill for
1910. He will remove the material
to his farm.
Readers will not fail to notice
that A. G. Dellers stock o. clothing
and furnishings is to be reduced by
auction sales, beginning next Satur-
day, Jan. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Treweek are
spending this week in Milwaukee
with their daughters Mrs. e. &. Ben
nett and Mrs Geo. Foster and fam
lilies.
"A trial of Maple City Soap Will
convince you that it is perfection.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16
Joint Society Party.

Combination seems to be the order
in everything. Now it is announced
that Iowa Chapter No. |, r. A. NJ,
Mineral Point Lodge No. 6 +. d. A.
NJ and Chapter No. I .. e. ,. have
combined to give an entertainers
and dancing party at the Masonic
Temple on Thursday evening, Jan
23d, inst. There are sure dividends
of pleasure for all who hold either
commons or preferred stock, watered
or not, of this combine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16
County Prohibition Convention.

A convention OF the Prohibition
party will be held at Dodgeville,
Wednesday, Jan. %. 1902, for the
election of delegates to the party S
state convention. A Public meeting
will be held in the evening, adj
dressed by Fred f. Britten of Mich
igan. Same 81 eaker will give an adj
dress at city ball, Mineral Point,
Tuesday evening, Jan. Dist.
BY ORDER OF Com.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16
Meat Market Changes Hands.

Mr.. Henry Kramer, who recently
vile, has become proprietor Of d
meat market, having brought out ID
G. Jacka. Mr.. Kramer will continue
business at the old stand next to Ap.
pel's barber shop. Ben Jacka will
remain with BIN as first assistant
Mr.. ID. G. Jacka will devote his ener
gies to the management of the Wis
consin House.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16
NDRv AGENCY.

Nj. Alder Prideaux has taken the
agency in Mineral Point for the
GAINESVILLE Steam Laundry. VIII
call at residences each Monday tor
packages, and deliver same on Sat
urdays. On other days leave WORK at
Geo. Prdeaux's barber shop. 3tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Mineral Point Tele-
phone Co. will be held in the coun-
ell room, Monday evening, January
10Th, 1902. II j. PENHALLGoN, JR,
Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16

Mr.. II. Pcnhalicgon Jr Is slow
ly recovering from an illness that
has l. opt him from full actively Mt
the Cash Grocery House for two
weeks past,
Mr.. Rudolph Clauer,a farmer re-
siding miles southwest OF this city,
and bis wife are both reported to be
mentally affected, and their removal
to- the insane hospital is being con-
sidered.
--Mesdames G. A. Mollin and II.
q. Eaton, who came to comfort
and assist their brother Mr.. o, &.
Cook and his family in their recent
bereavement, returned home to
Genoa, Neb., on Tuesday, taking
with them Mr.. Cooks two youngest
cent illuesS. The elder son, who
was so dangerously i'll at the time of
the daughters burial, is slowly re-
covering, but greatly emaciated and
very weak.
Pickles Pickles !! Pickles y.
Bulk pickles, bottle pickles, dill pick
les, sour pickles, sweet pickles, mid
get pickles. jumbo pickles, long pick
les, short pickles, chow chow pickles,
| plain pickles. mixed pickles, medi-
um pickles, English lemon pickles
picked onions, picked celery, pick
led olives, picked melon manages
| All frt-h ana.nsw a, Heiniras t'FAs
Gerry Sore.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16

Veterans especially will feel
lonesome when they visit the Hotel
Meehan at Darlington and are not
saluted by Comrade John. He has
retired from the proprietorship Of
the house.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16
Sorrow Follows Wed ding.

Mr.. s. +. Guttenstein and brids re-
turned from Chicago Friday last to
meet hearty cougratulations of
friends on their propitlous union. and
begin life in preparing for housekeep-
ing in the cosy cottage fitted up for
their reception. All was joy aud
happiness, with prospects as bright
as the uucluuded sky of the beautiful
winter day. But on Saturday n
cloud of sorrow cam" IN dispatch
summoning the young couple to the
.tb bed Of dear relative of the
bride ut Chicago. Leaving the pleas
ant task of preparing then home and
acknowledging friendly greetings
they hurried tn the scene Of death.
Deceased was the grandmother of
the young bride, aud one who had
beer more than the relationship usu-
ally signifies.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16
For Sale.

rs choice lots of acre each OPP
pcsite John knights Oh the Fair
Ground road, OF Will sell the whole,
consisting Of ! acres at bargain.
Inquire OF j. 3. REYNoLps,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16
N. e. Church Notice.

Next Sunday morning theme by
pastor "The Primitive Church"
Evening, What must / do to be
saved Other services as usual for
the day and week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16
Water Rents Due.

TIE bills for water rent are IN my
hands for collection, and parties in
terested are requested to settle the
same. JOHN JEUcK, City Treas.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16
SNAPS IN CLOTHING.

A s28 Price Albert cont and vest
new, for Si6.
A 1913 Suit, worn considerably, 8 J
A. +. DRESDEN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16

Wash everything snowwhite with
Maple City Soap. It rs pure.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16

We have good line of fountain
pens. Have you seen those teachers
bibles at J. j. Hanscom d Co.'S.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-16

Additional Locals 'n pages 4 &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
El tempo yIas cosechas

Extraesos del Boletfn del Tlempo las
Ooseehas, que prblica 81 Obssrvaforio Meteoro-
l6gico de la Sscei6n de Puerto Rico del DepaY-
tamento de Agriculture de los Estados Unidos,
correspondents = Ia Rsmara que vsnci6 en- 81
de MAYO de 19O2:-
Ell TIEMPo La semana por 10 general ha
sido nublsda hdnsda con una tsmpafstura
media IN POGO mas bsia que 10 normal. Fasr-
tes tronAdas se sintisron en- cast to9os los dis
tritos, sobae vlniendo ell desbordamieuto ia les
rios retraso an Ias labores cRmpestrs:: Una
semanA mas de tempo seeo y cIaFo, seE1a sa.
eibida de huen grado en- todAs las regionas pc.
70 sobre todo an aquellas donde Aun no ha
terminado 10 fsbFicaei6n de afd:ar. Ls pre-
cipitaci6n media en- 16 estaciones que enviaron
datos fu6 de 2s pulgades; Il mayor eansidad
de liuvlS cafis, seg61 los datos de References,
fn6 de 81 Dulgadas en- UsuadoI 10 menor fu6
de 0.72 en- Oayay. La temper1tura m4a alta
de que Sc tisns Doticis fuS de "a Q en- Morovir
10 mas baja, de so en- Adiuntas.
Las CosECHAs.-Muy pocas In abores Ee han
podido realizar en- las campifias dnrsnta To- se-
msne, con e1cpci6n de los distrtos de Aqua
dilla norte de Arseibo; en- east sodas las de.
mas comaFcas ell tsrreno estk damaslado I'D.
medo para II labranza. En ID paysa norta do
In turisdieci6n de AEscibo Sc estS aembrando
cana. I'm is de Csgey sc ha recegido ssmiilA
de tabReo Sc han prsp&rado muchos serrsnos
para semiirOs de tAbaeo. PArtidas de mapgoa
han beisdo al mercado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

ron q Armando y 8 Sebastian, y
despues, como gente Dien educada,
pusieron su tilburf al lado del otro
coche, no queriendo adalantarse
sus adversarios, al irles detras. Los
dos cochss bs1arop, pues, de fTeute
por la svenida de Neuilly y llega-
ron q la Puerta Maitllot donde les
sguardaba un jirete que era un
comandante de IN regimiento de
h6sares acuartelados en- ell cuartel
de Orsay, quien ell condo de Ker-
gaz tratsba con intimidad, y al que
habfa rogado 10 vfspera q L o lie
acompaf1ase en- cslidad de segundo
testigo O Sebastian. Ri comandsn-
te echo pie TERRA, Armando = sir
Guillermo bsjaron del coche J los
seis personajsE sc dirigieron pie
hacia ell boseue de Bolonia en- el
cual encontraron, 6 cten pasos, en-
ell pabell6n de Armenonville, un
lugar > prop6sito para Ell desaffo.
Entire tanto que sir Guillermo ?
Sebastian, despues de haberse salu-
dado de nuevo, permanecfan cier-
ia distancia. y Rodolfo o.. y ell
comandante arreglabsn las condi
clones del combate, y Ell sef1or de
KergaZ, que segufa dirigiendo q
Gnillermo miradas escudri1adoras,
decfa & Arturo g.. segundo teS-
tigo del baronet:
Nos hallsmos, caballero, en- I'm
momento demasiado grave y pode.
mos, por tanto, c0nservar ltbre y
lealmente, deiando IN lado toda
intenci6n personal y capaz de HERR
el amor propio.
Soy de vuestro parecer, caba-
llero.
rSQuereis psrmitirme una pre-.
guutaY
-Hablad, caballero, os escucho.
iConoceis q sir G1illermo des-
de hacs mucho tismpo?
-Solamente desde hace dos me-
sss.
AEstsis bien persuadido que es
baronet, y de origen lrlsndesg
He visto los titulos dc 81 fami-
la, caballero.
IFS muy extranoI - purmur6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
Ne eAdjsssstGs

Escandaleso y abusive results 10 osurrido
aguf con In retasaef6n de 10 riqnsxa El au-
msnto h4 sfdo, puade dscirBe, general. Esto
en- 10 que raspectA los eOntribuyentss de mas
de mil pscos. En- loE de menos de esA csntidad,
al IN . sc aGbs COO fjexA ell aumento pers ts-
nemos sntendido que se ha tenido en- cusnsa 10
fifaci6a polfsica de cada individuo para 10 va
loraei6n q aus bienss.
Estos h'timos trabAios han eatado eonas-
dos > Ia Alsaidfa. Ds ahf que essa ohsina 90
convirtie-e en- I'M club republicano daranse
esos dias.
Los federsles que han solicitado planiilas
en- blaneo para decIarar sus bisDes se han Wis
TO burlados por los enesrgados de esos trabsjos
que So les pegabsn rotundaments
Los que faltos de recurscs para hacer an
viaje IL sapit 4 para poder defenders de los
psrjaieios que ae les quiere haeer, sin tener
tampoco para psgar IN empleado que 10 gea-
tioRe en- San Juan con efcacia ess aaunto aqre
nos toes haesF? SDsjarsmos pasar msnos
del 6seo Ell producto de tantos ahos de labor
rudfsmA2
...............
Dios salve . Puerto Rieo
Francisco Soto y Amador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

lido como un muerto, J por segunda
tez Pens6 en- Juana y tuvo miedo.
Sir Guillermo tenia Ia voz bur-
Iona da Andrea ell maldito, al ex-
presarse de aquel modo, y 81 sat&'
MICA carcajada resono en- oil fondo
del coraz6n del conde Kergaz con
fdnebre tafiido.
Entire tanto, sir GuiIlermo par
ti6 como una necha por la avenida
de Neuilly, straves6 el puente,
gano Courhevoie despues Nanterre
Rueil, pas6 de largo el p&rque de
la Malmais6n y lego la entrada
de un pequefio vale que Sc extien-
de detrAs de BougivRl, esa colonia
de pescadores y al mismo tempo
de artistas. Despues subi6 al trote
por delants de la iglssia, lego q 10
alto del vale, cerca de Luciennes,
concluy6 por detenerse delante de
una vasta propiedad, plantada de
Arboles, rodeada de tapias, Ia ex-
tremidad de In cual apercibfase I'm
Undo edifcio de moderna construc.
cion, mientras que en- la direction
opuesta, y a IN lado del parque, Sc
levantaba una casita. Esta no era
otra Que Ia en- que Collar habfa, dos
dlas antes, deiado a Cereza, con.
fGndola q los cuidadados de la viu-
da FIpRrt. Solo que Collar habfa
entrado por una paerteci-la falsa,
mientras que Ell tilburf de sir 9ui.
llermo frRnqueba la verja prin tpalr
cue por otra parte estaba alberta.
Al mismo TEMPO ell baronet aper-
cibi6 sobre la hns arena las huellas
recientes dc un coche.
-IVamosI : pens6 exhalsndo un
suspiro de satisfaction, el golpe
est& dado. :. Juana es mia.
El tilburi Se detuvo delante de la
escalinata en- 10 alto de 10 cual vi0
Collar que fumaba tranquilamen-
te un cigarro, tomando ell sol.
--lY bieni - 10 pregunt6 viva
mente el baronet arrojGndole las
riendas.
ri pajarO duerme,-rsspOndio
Collar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Armando. que es mi her
mano.
-Caballero,- respondi6 Arturo
G. G....-comprendeis, no obstantes
muy bieR, que, aunque fuera asf,
no tengo Ell derecho, 20, cue he
visto papeles, tftnlos y cartas de
recon- endaci6n q n0mt ! 6e sir
Guillermo, baronet j. cf .allero de
Irlanda, de admitir Ii ldentidad
con ell vizconde Andrea, vuestro
hermano. Por otra parte, serfa va
demasiado tarde.
-Tambien, eaballero, es tftulo
de curiosidad -observ6 friamente
Arm ando,-el baberos hecho estas
preguntas.
Los dos i6venes Sc saludaron,
atestiguaDdo de aquel modo que
Ia conversation Sc determinaba de
comtn acuerdo y SO acercaron
Rodelfo o.. y al comandante.
Ell motive de la question ca
muy nfmia,c diio este 6ltimo:-~
adem6s. hay entire los dos adverse.
rios una enorme desproporci6n de
de edad: ESQ me parece mas suti-
eiente para no dar este asunto
un carActer demasiado serio.
Else es mi parecer, caballero,r-
respondi0 Rodolfo o..
ACreo, pues, que esos se6ores
debieran batfrse primera sangre.
ESQ % ia 10 suaciente.
Y no cruzar el hferro mas que
dos PulgadaS
Rodolfo o.. se inclin6 en- se.
fIal de Rsentimfento.
-Cabalieros, afladi6, dirigi(n.
dose q los adversarios, que Sc acer-
ron,-squer6is suitaros la ropa
aouf mIsmoY
Sir Guillermo, quien 81 sef1or de
Eergaz continuaba miranda CO n
crupulosa atencion, pernaneci6
impasible baio Ell peso de aquella
mirada, y dtjo CON In mayor calma
con IN tono en- que &C percibfa
ligero acento britanico:
-El tempo es bueno pero hace
frfo. :. debiera haber elegido In
pistola para no tener que oesabri.
garme,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
soR LU1sA La HERMANA DE- La oARfDAf

-SAqufP-dtjo con ansia Cut
llermo.
-lPardiezi mi capitkn
IA que hora ha tornado oil
narc6ticoP
IA las diez de la noche.
Sir Guillermo consult6 su reloi.
Son las ocho de la maf1ana,-
dijo, tiene para dos horas de
suefIo.
Y ell baronet sigut6 q Collar, su'
bio precipitadamente la escslera
del hotelite, J penetr0, despuGs de
haber atravesado ell salon, en- oil
dormitorio, en- ell que mas arrtba
hemos visto Ia sef1ortta Balder
despertarse admirada al encontrar-
se en- aquel lugar. Cuando sir Gui'
llermo entr6, la jovsn dormfa a1n
tendida en- Ell sofa Sc par6 en-
frente de ella y Sc puso o contsm-
plarla.
Verdaderamente murmuT0,
la muchacha es muy guapa. No
In habfa visto. y felicito por clio &
Armando. Tlene buen gusto.
DsspuGs, frunciendo Ell entreceio
, miranda & Collar, pregunto:
-GEs que. por casualidad -.
habrias tenido Ia tentaci6nP 49,.
ia fe mfal-diio Collar. Es
guapa, es verdad -. pero dema-
siado palida. -. mi me GUSTAV
los colores =.
-iOhl dijo Guillermo tranquil.
lamente-te 10 hubiera perdonRdo.
Despues de todo, que no tengo
preocupaciones. -. Ipsr Bacco! CO.
mo dscfa mi difu.. 20 y honorable
padre. sQue has hecho de Ia vieja?
--afiadi6.
LA acoste sencillamente en- su
CANA colocando al alcance de 50
mano la carta que sabeis, y en- Ii
eual Ell pasante de notario habis
imitado con tanta perfecci0n la
| letra de In sefiorita.
- lPerfectamentel
En- cuanto & Oerezs, -sigui6
diciendo Collar, ,-parece que la tfs
Fipart ella no pueden entender-
Sc. LIS muchacha llora, In vieja,
] que es mals como la tia, ie haee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
Bayan0n

En- sssa kgeneia de GThe Puerto Rico Hs-
rald9 se encuentran . IL vsnta los nhmeros de
cicho rsri6airc gre s'gusn, para aquellas per-
gonAs que tsngan incompieta Ia colecei6n.
Del n6mero ., 9, 90, "a, s5, 26, 81, g. 80,
80, 81, IS, 80, A.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-09
THEY'LL ALL GET MARRIED.
Weddings viii Be Feature Of Final
CLOSING Of Cherokee Rolls.

A Vinita special says feature OF
the final closing OF the citizenship
rolls OF the Cherokee nation, August
81, will be the number OF marriages
which viii follow with the closing
OF the rolls the intermarried whites
who have lost their Indian wives can
marry whom they please without los.
ing their rights Of tribal citizenship.
At present any intermarred white
who marries a woman not Of Cherokee
blood forfeits all OF his rights.
Through inquiries received by the
clerks OF the courts Ia regard 20 the
date when marriage licenses could be
taken out with safety Il Is estimated
that several hundred weddings VIII
be solemnized September within the
limits Of the Cherokee nation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-09
Warning Order.

In the United States Commissioners
Court, Southern District, Indian
Territory, at Ardmore:
Joe F. Robson (plaintiff) VS.. II. D.
Reynolds (defendanD; No. 3731:
Warning Order:
The defendant, H. d. Reynolds is
warned TO appear in this court within
thirty days and answer to the com.
plant Of the plaintiff, Joe f. Robi.
son.
Witness: T. N. Robnett. United
States Commissioner, Southern Dis.
trict, Indian Territory. at Ardmore.
l. T., this April 10. 1902.
SAM II. BUTLER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
M. F. WINFREY,
Attorney for Nonresident.
T. N. RoBNETT,
United States Commissioner.
(First published April 20. 1sO2)