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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-29
Specially Edited

II you'll read the News awhile
you'll like IL, II holds the attention.
II Is specially edited, that's why.
Brains and not hap-hazard 20 into
the makeup OF the News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-29

Bring IN load Of stove wood and
get the Weekly Ardmorelte In ex-
change.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-29

On the sea Of adversely the pawn
broker is captain Of the atch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-29

When money is tight It up 70
ran 20 keep sober.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-29

Don't let your charity cover too
many sins.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-29
Two Papers for }|.jO
a YEAR.
The Facts In the Case.

When you read a thing you like TO
feel that it's the truth. The Dallas
Semi Weekly News gives the facts in
the case
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-30
%.e.l4loria, Topics.

The Santa Rosa aud Dawson
railroad company is having uronbie
IN getting workman.
The Alamogorda improvement
Company will this sprlug set ouC
1890 more fruit trees.
The Santa Fe New Mexican
claims that Santa te can have a
beet sugar factory if they worA for
1t.
Sants Bosa is still booming aui
win demand tue county svaJ vi
Guadaloupe county at the neA,
session OF the Legislature.
Lately, 81 horses were SHIPPED
tFom EnSle, THE territory to ha-
yaa4a, Cuba. They were n tine lot
MS each horse sands l64 hands
NIGH
Folsom, Union county, had a
S2,O0O lire last week. The unrrcau-
tile house of John King, sacce7sot
to H. j. COllena a compuny :
store building Durne lo yne sroulu.
The government has spent abonl
Sl20,tUU al 1T Dafard on the gov
rrnnlenJ sauiultlan Tor consump =.
lives. the governments Is how
building a soIarlom All Of glass
and steel. rnis viii give the pa
leLts acn tnce LO ne ia Lu, snnilsul
ia cola and stormy wea1ucr.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-30
A N INDIANS TO FARM.
Kiss Reel, su~Perintendent Of IRdiAR
Schools, Thinks Redmen Should
TIN Their own Land

Miss Esctelle Reel, superintendent
OF Indian schools, takes the position
in her annual report that, as the In
dian owns his own land, he should be
taught to DO his own farming, in pref
erence to his old-time custom Of rent
ing 10 his industrious white neighbors.
and living in idleness. This idea in
stilled into the red man will be "a long
step toward actual reform. Attention
is called to the fact that the first gov
eminent appropriation in 1919 was but
$4,000, while during the last year the
sum Of SO ,244.250 was expended for In
dian schools. and the total number Of
pupils enrolled wa- nearly $4,000.
\ gratifying feature OF Indian edu-
cation as indicated lay the report, is
yhe rapid growth of industrial train
ing methods in the indian schools.
Practical industrial training, with
elementary literary studies applica-
BILE to industrial work. should make
the Indian a usefu, citizen. and this is
the aim Of the Indian school service
under its present management. Speak
ing Of agriculture, Miss Reel says:
mo occupation will so soon dispos-
sess the Indian of his nomadic instincts
and fix upon him permanently Of habi-
tation as agriculture. Filling of the
soil VIII necessarily oblige him to re-
main in one spot, and the performing
Of certain duties at proper times of
the year will instiE into him the ne
cessity for systematic work and for
giving attention to details. To make
any real progress the rndian must have
a home wherein viii center all his
interests. hopes and ambitions. and
a home on a farm will best fill these
requirements. AS there is no field in
which he can so readily contribute to
his " support. he should not only be
encouraged. hut urged. to cease leas-
inc his a"c'ment. to cultivate wo-e
acres. raisg better crops. oud i've he
'hri'.v irf 'ndr't 'ife mt falls to
the lot of tl'ers of the S T."
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-30
PERT AND

Samuel Smell, of Holyoke, Mass, ~
years old and wealthy, devotes all his
spare time TO the making of stone
collins. During the past 25 years he
las made and disposed of over 100
Of these, claiming that they keep the
body in an excellent state Of preser-
yation long after burial.
j. NJ. LonRyear, of Marquette,
Mich who built himself "A palatial
home Mt a cost of s5OO,OOO in that
city, has become so embittered
against the city for allowing a rail
road 10 run so near his property that
he will move the house, stone by
stone TO Boston, which project will
almost reach The original cost of the
gur a-..
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-30
TAOS NEWS.
From GAos Cres.st

From Taos Cresset.
Mr.. Van SAINT, of the Fraser
Mountain Copper company, went
to Santa Fe Monday.
j. D. Morris is in from Tres Pie
dras. Mrs. Morris who has been
here fos some weeks, will accom-
pany him home.
SheiG Funstin Trujillo and Dep
uty Bert l'ooler were in Santa Fe
the grsater part of the week having
taken to that place those charged
with the Picuiis murder.
Mr.. Cartwright who was badly
hurt iu al accident, il slowly inn
proving, Two of his children who
we're ill with pneumonia = cQn-
v~alescent although not yet out Of
danger.
The operation parity performed
on Mr. Helphenstine has SO fal
been very satisfactory and the pa
tIenr is improving. The operation
can not be completed till next Sat
urday. Drs, Hernandez and Mar.
tin have the case in charge.
Amizett is 10 more. That $ ,tht
postofice at that place ID discount
naed aud a new ~postofice With thu
name ot rwiuing has been estao-
llshed two miles above the o.,
town Of Amizett at tue Workings o
the Fraser MognIata Copper %
Nj, VIM. kruser ls posunastec.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-30
LOCAL.

Snow.
More Snow.
What has become Of sallie9
G. 3 Crow visited Cero the frst
of the week.
Fred aatton is spending a few
days vi Cabresto lake,
>. W. Thompson took some lum-
ber to Cabresto lake this week.
Douglas Putnam was a visitor
in Questa last Friday and Satur-
day.
A. ". Phipps aud son Charles
visited Questa, the first Of the
week.
Miss stella Young has been on
the sick list the past week bat is
reported better.
Be in style and smoke the best
cigar in town. 1t is the Luzon and
is sold at the postofice-
Mrs. G. H. Keen writes Mr.
Keen that she was quite sick last
week but is I'm proving,
Charles Cannon and Charles
Phipps are putting ice for Mr..
Turner of the Moreno valley.
Ed. Hatton and r. A. Hatton
came over Sunday, from Gapresta
lake where they are working.
The beautiful is about fifteen
inches deep in town aud from swo
to four feet i'll the mountains.
LOUIS Marchino eaaAe down
from the Inferno Tunnel Saturday,
and the sRow prevented his retarn-
ing.
Remember thu Onion Sunday
school. 1t meets every Sabbath
morning at 10 A. N. 10 the sc hoo
building.
A letter from Taos, dated SIM
day, reports Mr.. Cartwright Ne
getting along finely and the chill
dren aFAe TO be up,
W. W. Goudy was down from
the Sure Thing group of claims
Monday, and reports plenty oi
snow on Bitter creek.
Rev. w. J. Wright and fe4nily
did not spend last sunday in Red
River. 1t was too stormy for
them to make the trip.
The PRosPEcroR man made y
business trip to CahresFo lake last
aturday returning Sunday. 1t is
= beautiful place even in winter.
The Postofice is the only place
in town to buy candy for your best
girl. She may now be your wife
but she likes candy just rs well as
ever,
s. w. Thompson took Norris
aud Ficklin to Tres Piedras where
they took the train for Waco, Tex,
As anil from there Mr.. Morris will
return 10 his home at Durango
Oil Mexico.
The school will give. 81 ester
tainment Friday ~aftergsooa aaYa vii
are invited 10 be presea. Ee,
parents shonld go and by go ao4pl
It will show they have 81 iateFes.
IN the welfare Of heirolGklseA.
I. A Nelson returned Sunday
from Alamosa, Colo, Who're he ba
been working 1T his trs&v Of STONE
mason. ae reports qut~ . boon
for that town as they Rave Tia
promise Of a sugar beet factory
Pat Lopez has lately h"ei
rsrnding a week at Costilla inyoic
INK his stock If goods at that place
Mi Lopez is keep quite busy thes.
days looking after Henry Young.
atore at Questa, and his own stocI
pf goDis al Costilla.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-30
Department OF tho Interior, J
Office at Santa Fe,NM. :
January II, lOO2. J

Department OF the Interior,
Land Office at Santa te,NM.
January II, l9oa.
No'ice is hereby given hat the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, ana that said proof Will be
made before George p. MILLER u s. G. c.
at Taos, New Mexico, ON march T. I0os'
viz ROmilo Martinez for the 50 of NF4,
SEA Nv and Ion soi Sec. -. T. 90 n
r. l3 f..
lie MINES the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
,%u'ti,Htion Of said laud viz; Eugenio
n alez, Luis r NJ mt va. Antonio Sc
gura. Ygnacio A, Marrincz, all Of Ceero
Sew NJ xico.
NJ muri & Jtero. Register
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-30

+. L. Norris Of Durango, Next
co, who is a mining expert Of note,
left for home last week with the
intention Of returning as soon as
he can Tor a time leave his business
in old Mexico and give our camp
a thorough Investigation. lie is
now so well letsed with certain
properties that he will invest his
own money and push development
W rk. Mr. Ficklin who was here
with Mr.. Norris will also invest in
Red River mining property,
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-30

Gina of the best claim in camp
is the Willard but the owners are
saying but llttle. They are now
under cover III their tunnel about
three hundred twenty five feet.
They are cutting for u large lead
that carries first class values. They
have also the past yer bnilt two
large cabins on this Slain and
are ready to push work.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-30
mouiusoN,s MINING RicHr'

T,nth edition. revised ann enlareso.
ny X. s.. Morrisou and Emiiio Dr-so'o
tef tnr tslorado Rnrl A c"mllsie
ro-'er % the StAinit~, De''-ion
Fosina, laui Ofirs sud Snrvrys
Hsneral'p Rul-e. lfsrecnily eo,apdi q
Tor tl,e p-e az Prom crs- Attorney,
& .pnara,nrs ami Sufv@ynr-. i9T pp;
.heUtt Ia tsw rh4ep. Prire 81. 6eNl
pnsf prepsld "u rrrript ~ pri'r
The smith Brooke Plg.cas pp
isi'i 81 l'tHf y, t(plet
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-30
MINING NEWS

The Scarlet people viii this year
place a steam hoist on their prop
erty and do a large amount Of sys
tematic development work. This
claim j. roperty viii pay to devel-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-01
"TheNational Bureau
Of Standards" /"
I'm empOrlO americana erigi-
do para la experimentation.
Asl es como las naciones
prueban su grandeza.
De aetestro Oorresponsa1.

NuevR York 21 de Julio. Fin
un precioso solar de acres v medic
81 noroeste de w shirgton est& &C.
tualmente construyendo Ell gobierno
hermosoR edificios donde SO alojsr&n
las ofcinss, gabinetes, laboratories,
etc. del Depsrtameuto de patrones
nxcionsles (para nedidas, pesos,
e. edificio principsl costar6 nj
radedor de 1925 900, eer& de cuatro
pisos, = tendr& $50 pie de largo per
so de ancho.
Este edit 10 estar& provisto de
aparatos para los trabajos de expe-
rimentacion y para investigacione q
especi&les. Tsndra instxlaciones
de ele ctricidad, gas, aire ccmprimi
do, aqua fffa ckliente y de succi6n
ademAs de ciarta cantidad de circui'
tcs independientes, que dar&n co
rrientes eiectricas do cualquier natu'
raleza que pueda necesitarse.
E! s6tano de este edificio se usa
RI para cuartos de temperature ga.
pecial, y para les laboratorios cus
exigen gran frmeza en- ell pavimen
to y necesit&n estar exentos en- GUAR.
to es posib'e, de vibraci6n.
Sc constituira un edificio espe.
cial para las m&quinas ds vapor.
El s6tano edificio principal est6
hecho q b6vedas, con obieto de que
les habitaciones del primer piso que.
don exsntAs de vibraciones t&nto 60.
mo Ell mismo s6sAno y nuedan servir
tambien para laboratories especih'
les.
E. aegundo piso SO dedica q las
cticinas de administrator, 10 biblio'
teca y ell museo, donde Sc conserva.
ran aparatos de valo. hist6rico. En
este piso Sc reservan cuartos para
los trAbajcs t6cnicos.
En- el segundo piso 80 montar&
an laboratorio de qufmica, y habiSa.
clones para investigaciOnes en- ell ra :
mo de fotometlfa. TAmbien tendr&
este piso un salon para conferencias
donde habrA csbida para $50 & 200
personss.
E. laboratorio de mecaaica ten.
dra un edificio especial, de tres pi'
SOS, 1876 pies de largo y so de ancho,
y dentro de 81 Sc insJalaran las plan
tas para ID potancia y para alum
brado, las batsrfas electrical, ma
quin&s especisles de corrienla alter
NADIA para trabajos experimentales
y de pruebs, 10 mSquina de refrige,
racion, las de calefacci6n y ventila'
CON, spAratos auxiiiares, los talle'
res, laboratories para ciertos expe'
rlmentos el6 .tricos, y los necesarios
para pruebss fotometricss, de gas y
de aqua.
va hAcfa falta en- Washington
un centro de- esta natur&leza.
iAcabar& Aqusl pals por Acep'
tar NJ fin el sistema metrico Gecim&lf
Al fin y 6 IL postrs no tsndrk
mas rememedio que rendirse ants 10
fuerzA de 10 corr1ente universal f.
vorable casi por unanimidad 6 tai
sistemA'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-01
Ell daily Telegraph"
dd detalleS
del eStadO del Rey Eduardo,
Despacha con sus minis
tros abordo de su
yate.
No es clerto que el Rey
Sc proponga vender
sus caballos.

Nuev& York "a de julio. Tae.
graffsn de Londres: eE! Daily Te-
legrapbs de hoy dice que ell Rey
Eduardo estuvo aver sentsdo un ra
to, siendo esta lA primera vez que
su estado le permite levantarse y
y &dn dar algunos pssos.
&Se dice como corriente on CO.
wes que ell dfa de la revista naval ell
y ate real quedsrA anclado, y 10, va
pores de guerfa pasAran por su fen
te regressudc lnego alrededor de 10
isl& az Wight.
Ell Rey E iusrdo celebrarA con
sejo a bordo del ysts Victoria y
AlEsrJos msf1sua. y en- este concsio
SO esq .la que quedar& deinisiva-
mente arreglRdo ell naeyo gabinete.
r,robAbisaenJs anuncia0os Is sema.
ns pr0xima.
sLG roticia que habia circulado
de Que Ell Rey proyectsbs vsrder sus
tahRllos y retirarse de las carreras,
carece ompletAmente de fanda-
mento.
sLo cierto es que s. M. sigue
prcgtessrdo notablemente. Ada
cuando todavfs no hs podido abar-
donar del todo Ia CANA, dire ell dlti
mo bClstfn eti~iAl, esta hoy ma fuer
te que nunca desde que ceyc enfar-
no.
eEl sB .itish Medical Journals
dice 10 siguiente:
sNos cabe hoy Is atisficci6n de
poder decir que ell Rey va mejorsn.
do notAblemente. La herida est&
grauulando biep, psro ell Rey no hs
podido sun Absndonar So posicion
en- ell sofa Diariamente So le cam
bia dc la cana al sc fA y t11 Sc lie
lleva en- sillla { ID cubierta del yste
cuSndo 10 parmits el tempo. Nd e5
cierta Ia version de que ha Gamma
do, pero 10 salud de s. nd. es exec
lente.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-01
Las inundaCiOneS
de Missouri.
Las que anunci6 aI cable
fueron disastrous aIIi
Perdidas las cosechas
de y trigo de maiz.

Nueva York 90 de Julio -El es-
fedo de iunndaci6n de Bay Island y
las de sbottom Islands. en- Hannibal
missouri entire este p 1eblo y West
@ ainoy, es Alarmante.
Bay I sland contiene como 10, 900
acres de 5ierras cultivadas, princi :
palmente de trigo y mais, pero toda
In isia Sc encuentra aclualmente su.
mergiis, con exec pci6n de aigunos
puntos altos, 6 una profnndidad de
uno & seis pies.
Geese que tcos 10 cosecha de
maiz ha qpedado arruinada, y el tri
go que ya sc habfa Almacenado, que.
da pardido completamente. Las per
didas SOTO en- esta isla Sc COLI Aputan
en- $4,000.
El desbordamiento del rio alcan.
70 esta noche una sltura de IA pies
6 pulgadas scbre 10 llsmada linea de
peligro.
E rio ha eeguido creciendo to.
do el dis, y segdn las notas delxWeat
her Bureaus todavfa ,debera subir
como dos pies mas, amenazando inun
dAr todss las baju .as del Misisipi.
Las perdidas que csussrkn estas
innundAciones ae calcula que no ba.
iarAn de $500, 10000.
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S0cieddd de SOcorrOs Mutuos
DE sSAN RAFAEL.

Habsendo falleeido al socio Bal.
tszar Reyes, sin que hasta la fecha sc
hayan presentado 6 reclamar ell be.
nef1cio que concede el artfculo 70 de
esta sociedad, por acuerdo de Ia Jun
tn Directive y en- cumplimiento de
10 que ell mismo artfculo determ a&
en- Sd tercer apartadc, Sc hsce pdbli-
CO, q fin de que les qae se consideren
con derecho, presenter sus solicitr.-
das debidamente documentadas, q In
Presidencia de 10 sociedad San Jus.
to ro S8 (altos) debiendo advertir, q.
cesAra todo derecho & 10 indicada re.
clamaci6o. despues d ! t-anscurridos
80 diss del tercero y & timo anuncio.
San Juan Pto Rico 10 Agosto 1902.
VQ Bo
El Presidente z: oecretario
Antonio Cordero. Alton SO Prats.
s 81
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Haiti.
Desembaroo de tropas
FRANOESAS.
Aumenta la gravedad de la situaoion
en- II Re. 1bIlca.

New York Agosto 1 1895 a M.
I'm escu@dr6n de tropas iran
cesas ha des s-abarcado en- Eaiti.
Cada dfa Us mas grave la situac;5n
de esta Repu olica. De una parte la
actitud de :os revolucionarios y de
otra la del gobierno, han creado
en- ell Pals un estado de CO.
SIS que Sc juzga traera por con-
secuencia la energica Intervention
de yarias naciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-01

Anteayer ocurrio un i1cidente
en una barca americana que estabs
anclads en- CT ell puerto de Ponce.
LIS tripuiaci6n que es iaponess Sc
sublev6 contra el captain, teniendo
este que pedir auxllio & terra por
medic de bauderAs. Ds Ia A iuana
acadieron en union de 10 policta, al
gunos cara 'aineros. Sc dice que
gracias & 10 ssngre f5fa del piloto,
NO habo que lamentar des ersciss,
cuando lego q bordo ell auxiiic pedi
do, "a Los amotinados se dirigfsn &
Sierra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-01
Auxiliosdel Gobierno
lntranquilidad
EN- CALIFORNIA.
Desgraoias ersonales.

New York Agosto i 1926 A, M.
Otros despachos de San Fran
cisco dicen que 81 Gobierno ha acu-
dido inmedia .amente con auxilios q
la ciudad de los Alamos En- los
habltantes de California reina in
tranquilidad a consecuencia de los
temblores, habiendo producido gran
consternaci6n la catast-ofe de Los
Aiamos. Sc registrar en- esta rnu-
chas desg"acias personales, Innu-
merables tamilias Sc hailan, sin ho-
gar y poseidas de indescriptible te-
rr0r.
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COuteSta q una
pReguDta.

Contestando ana preggnta cue
Es nos hiciera respecto & one n6me
ro de conceialse forman quorum.
Tenemos enteudido que 10 for.
1.ap ia mitAd m&s uno de los conce-
isles que deben correRponder q los
= Jurtsmien'ts segua Ia Ley Muni-
Ct pa que rige desGo el ola primefo
d. .Tal4o, sin tecsr IN cnenta el nd
marc de ienbros de que hoy fga
ran sn eEbos organismOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-01

Vuelve 10 mayor antmaci6u =
algeria & reinar en- ell salon del sPsr
-lnes las noches de bate siando loa
J1eves y skbados ell punto de reunioa
oe nueESras be- las d%mAs, Que van
ali1 expsrcir ell Amino dkndonos
-ratcs instantes con su dulce preseE
c1a.
AuIche con surrisron s II ~ "a.
M" las bellas cuanto dis..-sai5ss So,
f1or:tas Sksrret, r 1drigue9 SSha5.
Coz zalez, Doval, LAtiaer, Orbetc,
Baltra Rodrigurz, Umpierre y ma
chAs mas que form-ron precioso cns
dro de delicados tonos 81 q1a sa-v;s
de mag fico marco IN escojido nu'
nero de dis:inguidas sefioras ds
nuestrS bueua sociedad.
A las once termin6 t1n snimada
fiesta de 10 que henos tornado mu'
chas notss para nuest&a establishes &
pres hubo e1eclarsciones, retiradaa
y hssta calabSzss.
L. notR del baile. La dieron una
preciosa triguef1a y una graciosa ru'
bits que ha POGO luceu sus galas en-
nuestros salones. Muchos no olvi-
da, aa la ''jarauA" porque no pueden
olvid srlas 6 elias.
La sef1orita Rodriguez, kinstan'
ciss del cronista TOGO en- ell piano 1ua
preciosa danzA cue fue muy ap!audi'
da.
Nos dice ell Seflnr Pfasidante del
Club "F'r4ternity" que el dia z del
corriente SO llevAran a efeoto nm bal
le de sociedad en- ell 90 impos para ei
que muy pronto empezltaa 6 circu'
ar l&s invitsciones.
Ser&n invitadas todas las fami'
iias que fre. uentAn estA buenA socie
dad seat 10 no de los sefores socios
del Cub.
Semper.
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Sc P AS E

.QaS NO publicamOs oomuDicsdes
u aus seaa pagaaOs Por aaslan-
ea1s.
OAAa seis palAAras, se cueatan Pes
sAa hAea, J la Inca vale diez cSa-
t6vcA.
Las csRtas que vengan coR c0RN-
EicsAes sts sU inPsrte No % cear
SastaA.
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EStadlStiCa
de DibliOteCaS.

En- el mes de Julio que espiro
aver, han assist Ia Biblioteta
InSulAr circulante de esta Capital,
], 744 lectores, de elIcs So stf1o1 itSs
1875 adu tos y 100 nifos.
DurAnte ell mismo mes hRn con-
currido Ala Biblit tecs p1oiica muni'
cipal de esta cindad 793 personAs,
habiendo circulado 81 llbros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-01

A CASARSE ciudadanos son6
In horA feliz de cassrse, por "a. 80
regalan en- eel Cielo1 camas msgEf.
ficas con colchones reforzados, al
mohadas de plumas { 81 y mantillss
A125 Fortaleza %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-01
E'sPana.
Anarqulstas reducidos
a PRIsTON EN- MADRID,
Com lots desoubiertos.

New York Agosto l 1876 A. NJ.
En- Madrid han sido redscidos a
l2lslon aigunos conocidos marquis
tas. La policla ha descutiarcc CON-
plots para asesina7 4 connotados
dignatar;os del gobierno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-01

OOMHSJO LAS NADRRs Ill 1araos calzaa-;
e. * pertodo do Ia dentici5n. A1ivia do monento
al psaaefo snfslsn.e: produce On susho nas1rsi y
usnqao, alv:ando al ni6o do dolor el angelic de
p.sRta CON xnu0ha ylvsza. M muy aGTadacie al I'd
lsdaS Cslma ai nifo. aDlacie leg enosss ai yia %
esss Ma1oy eonooido 2smsdio paia a diagTsa. a. re-
su 10 Dc ls dersis5s q de ossss esasas. @sns" cui
da 10 Dsdsr po7 "saFabs Caiennss do NS WIN oW
sss al meier Do todo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-01
OF & 8 3
CSERvICTO DIREcTO.o
Aledidas
de las autoridades,
Sc PRACnICAN TRABAJOS
En- les esoombros.

New York Agosto ! 1895 A M.
Las autoridades de la ciudad
de Los Alan5s han tornado r1odi.
das oportunas para socorrer q las
samil;as que han quedado sin ho-
gar, empleando ademas, brigadas
de obreros que practican trabaios
en- Ia limpieza de escombros, de
entire los cuales Sc han extraido
muchas vfctimas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-01
Rstados Unidcs.
California;
LA OIUDAD DE LOS ALAMOs
n.s%prida nor nm tnrpounto
Destruida por un terramoto

New York Agosto 1 1895 A. NJ.
La ci1dad de Los Alamos en-
California ha siGo totalmente des-
truida por un violento terremoto.
La ciudad Sc ha couvertido en- es-
combros. En- todo ell Estado de Ca
lifornia Sc han sentido fuertes sen-
blores de terra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-01

Han contraido matrimouio civil
en- Ponce don Easebio Soto y Garcia
y dofla Paula Martinez y Rodri-
gueZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-01
AV1iSo,

Participo & mis- Iamigos y ellen.
tes que he trasladAdo mi taller 6 los
a,tcs de IL misma casa que ocupaba
Allen st I Il 81
JOSE ORTIZ RIVERA.
A 3..1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-01

Pronto SO publican q en- Ponce
En peri6dico cientiico litsrSrio, diri-
rigido per an competenta litsrsto y
hombre de lstrae. En- Ell cuerpo de
redaccion figurara1 los princip ales
escritures de Ii Ills.