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Reduced Rates.

Summer excursions to Denver, dates of sale June 20, July All 1925, August 1-8-15-22-29; final return limit 90 days after date of sale; stopovers will be granted on both going and re- turn trip. $55. for the round trip. Tickets must be executed at destination on day of depart ure, returning.
 The sale of excursion tickets to California points and return is authorized as follows:
 For sale every Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday during the months of May, June, July, Au- gust and September, 1902.
 Transit limits, continuous passage east of Barstow in each direction.
 Stop overs within final limit will be granted either east or west bound at Barstow and points west or south thereof.
 Final limit rates, November 30, 1902. San Francisco via Bakersfield or Los Angeles, $500. Los Angeles. Redondo, $500. Santa Monica, Long Beach, East San Pedro, via Los Angeles $35.OO. San Diego, Cornado Beach $35.OO.
 Rates to Avalon, Catalina Is- land and return, $37.25.
 The Santa Fe will make the following rates for the Democrat ic convention at Tucson, Ariz., Sept. 3rd, 1902 and the Republi- can convention at Phoenix, Ariz. Sept. r, 1902. One lowest first class fare for the round trip to Phoenix, on certificate plan, $18.45. Tickets on sale Is days before the meeting and during same. Start returning, two days after close of meetings. C. H. Brown, Agent.
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About fifteen miles from Sum- init station, on the Arizona and New Mexico railway, in the Horseshoe range of mountains, is an opal mine, operated about twenty years ago. Two miners were killed by the Indians in 1885 and the property has been neglected ever since, the miners evinently being convinced thru the killing of their comrades that opals bring bad luck.-Tomb- stone Prospector.
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The shelter of the United Yer de has been shut down indefni- tely, the management refusing to state when work would be re- sumed, further than it is likely to be from sixty to ninety days. A Chicago man has been brought on to handle the fire in the mine who says he can put it out with the proper apparatus. Company machinists made a machine for the work but it did not fill the requirements. 1t was then found necessary to send to Chicago for special machines, and which will arrive soon.
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and in becoming observation of Labor Day.
 A general obervance ofthe day, wisely set apart by Congress, will serve to promote a higher appreciation of labor and the part it is taking in the develop ment of our industries. for the upbuilding of which all are so earnestly striving.
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto set my hand, and caused the Great Seal of the Ter ritory to be affixed. Done at Phoenix, the Capital, this 18th day of August, A. D. 1902. (sEAL) ALEX. o. ERODE. By THE GOVERNOR,
 WILLIAM ENGLISH, Asst Secretary of the Territory.
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NOTICE OF MISREPRESENTATION.

The following restitution was adopted by the Board of Super visors of Navajo county, Arizona, at a regular meeting of the Board, held April 8, 1902:
 Happening to the Board that it is necessary for a re-registra- tion of the voters of Navajo county, Arizona; and on motion duly seconded and carried, it is hereby ordered that a re-regis- tration of the voters of Navajo county, Arizona, be made for the next general election to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, 1902.
 L. E. DIvELBEss,
 Chairman.
 Attest:
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Totalrate oflevy for 19O2,$4.OO i.e. a total of $4.OO upon each $10O of assessable property for all county and territorial pur- poses and an additional levy of 20 cents on each $1OO of the assessed valuations of the prop erty within the Winslow school district No. 1, to pay interest on school bonds issued upon said school district.
 No further business appearing before the board on motion stands adjourned.
 l.. E. DIvELBEss, Attest: Chairman.
 A. F. MCALLIsTER,
 Clerk.
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LABOR DAY, 1902. A Proclamation by the
 Governor.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEN,

ERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
 WHEREAS, by an Act of Con- gress, approved June 29, 1894, the first Monday in September is designated as legal holiday, to be known as Labor Day,
 THEREFORE, l, Alexander O.. Brodie, Governor of the Terri tory of Arizona, do hereby rec ommend that all establishments of industry and places of busi- ness within the Territory be closed on Monday, September, l., 1902. and that, in every way possible, employers cooperate with employees in worthy recog- nition of the dignity of labor,
Holbrook argus., 1902-08-23
Office of Board of Supervisors, Navajo County.
 Holbrook, Arizona.
 August IS, 1902.

HOlDrOOK, ArlZOnd.
 August IS, 1902.
 Pursuant to motion of adjourn ment made July 18th, 1902 and in compliance with the require ments of Par. 1869, Sec. 39, Re- vised Statutes of Arizona, the Board of Equalization meets this date at 1 p. m. for the final consideration and adjudication of assessments for the year 1902. It appearing to the board that the Western Union Telegraph Company was assessed as fol- fows:
 On l iron wire e $1O per mile and 8 copper wires @ $25 each per mile. q total of $S5 per mile on their mileage within this county and the same being on the same basis of assessment made by Coconino county to- wit: $S5 per mile, and it further appearing that said company was assessed in excess of this by the assessment of 1901 and it is hereby ordered that the differ ence existing be refunded to said company or that they be credit ed with the amount by the tax collector on their assessment for 1902.
 In the matter of the assess ment on the line of the Postal Telegraph Company within this county it is hereby ordered that the same be assessed at $25 per mile on each wire, the same be- ing five copper wires, being the same assessment placed on the Western Union Telegraph Com pany as shown above.
 1t is ordered that the house. hold goods valued at $500, as- sessed to Mattie Corrigan be re- duced %2OO and that the same be assessed to the present owner by the assessor.
 Property owned by Barnett Styles in this county and not appearing on the assessment roll it Is ordered that the same be entered to-wit.
 15O head of stock
 Bs:s%4( ssss's (Joha (' ''''' '' reduced on z head
 stock tile. -..-..... S4 co Lee (Mc) Wm.
 reduced on 100 head
 stock cattle. ........ 1,2OO co Gowen, James by P Richards, agent
 reduced on 75 head stk
 cattle. ..--.. ....-.-....- $75O co No further business appearing before the Board of Equalization on motion stands adjourned.
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7 Supervisors Meet @
 Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of l ~ ~ Navajo County, Arizona >p . = ]

The Board of Supervisors now convenes pursuant to motion of adjournment made July 9th, 1902.
 Minutes of last meeting read and approved. All present.
 The board after making an es- timate of the expenses of the county for the present year in compliance with the require ments of Par. 3S32, Sec. ?, Re- vised Statutes of Arizona, 1901, and the following levy was made upon the assessed valuations as shown by the assessment roll as being $1, 1,o92,9O5.14 on each $1OO of assessed valuations for county, school and other pur- poses.
 For Interest Fund ..... .$O.4O
 " Road Fund .-.......- O.O5
 " School Fund -............ O.S9.3 " Territorial Fund eco. 1.13.7 General Fund. 1.39 " School Sinking Fund O.O5 " Court House and Jail
 Fund ..................-... O.OS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-22

En- In Luns) Tienda sLs
LuEas San Francisco IS se ACADIA de
recibir nm gran sui lido da mercsn'
cias de Ultima novsaad de dicha mer
eaneia se reslixar3n & preeios Dc
quemax6n.
Musslinas de color superiores
de ctvoa IS
Limo foresdo en- olores muy
ancho de IL cts 6 s y 6.
Percales de 1 vArs y medic de
rcho de cts { 5 y 6.
O,an superior de vara de AZ
cho de 6 cts 4.
OlAn superior De vaya y cuarta
de ancho de 8 Is.
OlAn superior de vars y media
de anchc, de 12 cts & y8.
Olan Ri Buey clase extra de Va
70 y medic de ancho de 12:ts x8
Batista blsnes de vara y cuarta
de ancho de 8 cts IS.
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Parada militar

Hoy & las ocho y media De Il ma.
mana tuvo efscto On eI campo del
MORO, una parada prsparatoris,
por el Ter. Battalion de Paerto Rico
y 10 banda del mismo Regimiento, n
mando del comandante Henry A.
Reed, del cusrpo de A.tillerfa de Los
EstAdcs Unidos, actual comandante
militar del Distrito de Artilleffa "a
Puerto Rico. El anjf 1rme que usa.
ban Las tropas esta ma11ana, era pan.
talon blaneo, blusa y gorra asul. :
este uniforme serk 81 mismo uue han
de usar las tropas en- H. gran parada
que tend7x efeeto man ana & IL nue.
ve, On houor Al alnirante D-wav.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-22
Los extranieros

New York, Dcbre 20 IL A. M.
Otras noticias de Caracas infor-
man que en- toda la Repdbica au-
menta la indignation hacia las ma .
clones europeas confabuladas contra
Venezuela. Son muchos los extran-
jeros que han salido del pals, te-
merosos de ser atacados por ell pue-
bio. Sc excita al gobierno de Cas-
tro q proceaer sin contemplaciones
contra la aggression de los extran-
;erCS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-22

De alta
Hoy por primer9 vez hs salido &
Il calle el Teniente de II Policfa In.
sular Sr. CAbrerA, ann con lAa hue
lies nuy ostensiblss todAvfa de lAs,
Commissioners = harfdAs que reeibiora
On = luchA que sostuvo CON los >ma
rinsFcs y de euyo sucsso NOS hemos
ocupado diferenses vecss.
Boda
El sabado klas II De II noche con.
tfaieron matrimonio cot6iico On In
Iglesia de lA Cstaf RAJ, Los diatinRui
dos i6venes dc nuestra bnen& socie.
dad, don Jnlio Rexsch y IL Srta.
Maria TareaA Gouzklez ApAdrina
ron s los desposkdos el Sr. don FL
del Guitlermsty J su Sra. esposa.
In coneurrencfa que asisti6 6 10
eeremoniA fa6 muy numerosA.
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Contra los italianos

New York, Dcbre. 20 1 A. M,
Avisan de Caracas que reina alli
gran excitaci0n contra los italianos.
Jndividuos de esta colonia, que es
numerosa en- dicha capital, han teni-
do que refugiarse en- los consulaaos
de los Estados Unidos y Espafla. Ell
Presidente Castro recon ienda al pue-
bio que Sc muestre tranquilo, inte-
rim Sc yea ell resultado de las pes-
tiones que Sc hacen para llegar q
un acuerdo con las naciones euro
peas.
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Concentrates

Son muchns los ore se hRcen en-
esta ciudad, CON motive del contre.
bando sorprendido y se dice que la
suma de los cisIdad0nos compr ometi
dos alcsrza hasta ell n6mero de 81.
Los maliciosos, los que 6 trdo le
sacan punta aunque sea & una bola
de billAr, han dAdo en- 10 mania de
decir que saldrxn tan bien del CON.
trAbando de licores, como salieron
del contrabando electoral, toda vex
que despidi6 el dsse1o de los licores el
mismo ciadadano que despidi6 ell de
las selessionef
Yo de mi ,e decir que respeto en-
much ID Voz del pueblo, porque como
dijo cierto dele gado una vex, 'syo no
represento sl pueblo sino que soy eli
pueblo mismo."
La Ultima hora que en- otro tito
damos, COZ firma 10 que eli pueblo
snoceete pensAbs, respecto & Las ma'
'niobras nAvAles, que no SON tales
carneros, sino que puede ser IN con-
fiicto internacional de grandfsima
importsncia para los Estados Uaidos
pues dice ese mismo pueblo que Eu
ropa comprendiendo 10 preponde'
rAnCia inmensa que toma 10 repu.
blica del Norte, quiere ach;carsa IN.
tes que pasen Cuatro af1os. tempo
bsstante para opener 6 las nacioEea
de Europeas unA escuadrA bastante
ps n luchar con.ellss.
Con tAl motive hay ciudadanoa
que est1n estudiando el Alem&n.
Sc non es zero & ben trobGt0.
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MaTconi

Nueva York Dcbre. 50 IL A. M.
Este ilustre inventor de la tele-
grafia sin kilos, ha recibido muchas
felicitaciones por eli 6xito obtenid0 on
su invento. Una de dichas felicitacio-
mes es la del Rey de Italia concebida
en- muy afectuosos terminos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-22
JaCinto TeXldOr J Alcala
del 0lm0,
ABOGADO NOTARIO.
Fierce en- todos Los Tribuna
els de 10 Isla.
Allen 33 altos San Juan.
n q.

ri tipo de In mGquina de eserjbir
sOiivers se imprime sobre ell papel
CON nm movimiento de arribA para
abajo y no de absjo para arriba, CO.
mo en- otras. Las ventajas son; me-
cesidad de menos fuerzs, impression
clara y abstencion de muchas y bue'
mas couiss.
Age 1tes Reynolds y Sanch. z Mo
r. q, San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Entiierro

New York, Dcbre. 2,1l A. M.
Sc ha verihcado ell entierro de la
viuda del ex-presidente Grant, All
acto asisti6 inmensa concurrencia
de tedas las classes sociales y una
representation del gobierno.
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Triunfos de- Marconii
DIRE0To DE NEW-YoRK.

Nueva York, Dcbre. ~ II IA. III.
Sc ha obtenido brillante resultado
en- IN experimento 1e Ia telegrafia
sin hilos Sc envi6 mn mensaie &
trav6s del Atlantico, quedando pal
mariamente demos tfada Ia ve1 taia
de IA telegratia sin hilos 81 la efica-
cia de este descubrimiento cienti-
fco.
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| { a | i a
Captura de I'm barco
venezolano

New York, Dcbre. 22 II A. N.
Un despachoN de Ia Guayra noti-
cia que Ell barco de guerra Italiano
xGiovanni Bauzan. ha capturado un
barco de vela venez0lano. La tri-
pulaci6n fu6 desembarcada, y 6sta
puso enseguida 81 hecho en- conoci-
miento del Presidente Castro.
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JuSta abSOluCi0n

Maestro querido amigo senior Juan
BAi1 ha sido absuelto por ID Oorta
de Distrito de eats ciu6ad On eausa
que Sc le signfa por injurias, uevan-
do 10 acusAcs6n 81 letrado Lopez
Landr6n y 10 defsnsa el senior q.
duardo Acuiia. Tsnamos an ysrds.
dero placer en- fslicitar al senior
Baiz.
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Information Local

Noche Buena
Esa nCchs piensA eeh sc el resto el
sNnevo Nundo, hAbr&n hAllaoAs y
pastsles, smpAredados, cafe y cho-
eolste. Toaos .oa j6yenes detla bue.
/ no se ciedad han peeido & e Eiuarao
Lopez que hsg muchas cosAs pues
van { invadirle su cAf6, In csrvexa
6 oentavos el vaso ser& d pise, y
ser1 siempre ecor 6nico.
Pro ofesores
Con objeto do pAsar lasvacAciones
han legado de j. isla los profesores
Doa Carlos LlAuger pr1 fssor de In.
do II Noeeda, de Can6vana Rio
Grands) y BAltazar Tortu11o de Ca.
ysy
Serv1 clio
Anoche 90 encontraban. n Audo
do Il fuerxa de II PolicfA Inaular de
servisio en las calles, el egyptian
Wiico, d Tsniente Meyery { dsmxs
dos cab0s que hAbIaban ingles, dsbf.
do & est0 J & II prulencia j buenas
disposiciones de dieh0 carisfn, se
evtf6 que hnbierAn tgmultos gf8vos
sntrs los mxrinos J = poliefA
Asistencta
Aysr faeron eurados On el cuarto.
de socorros, Domingo Bsrrios, Jaan.
MAldOnAdo. j Valentine del Rosario
De eCDstuciones levss.
Dsposi TO
Hoy fa6 ruesto en- ltbsrtAd, Bsl.
hino Lasen oua estaba cnmplfan1o
enn6ama - II iSorsk .ffSss ~ n n 80 l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-22

e NADIA mas c6modo y sensaeo
que llevar en- el bolsillo, para La tos
rcsfriados una cajita de las Pasti1las'
Bronquiales de Brown. Sin rival
para el alivio dc has irritaciones de Ia gar
ganta que seu causadas por rssfriados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-22

Complete fuftido de provisiones
y Artf sulos propios rara L tempo.
rada. 4
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Limpieza de algibes y le
tr1nas.

Dn. Antonio Rodrigu:z encarga
do De ste ssrvieio con los aparatos
de Il Lnx Dc Propistarios,, ofrscs
veri6c r aqusllas muy eoor6mieos
Para intormes DON Joa6 Mont
sinos calle Dc San Francisco num
76 aitos. a
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Agapito del Toro.

Visitenos y se CONVEX cef4, nues.
tro surtido, acabado de llegar por el
d,timo vapor, 10 vendemos 6 precio
de situacion. Los mAearrones its.
lianos y las anchoas EN- salmuera,
hacen que el mas bonito se ehupe
los dedos de gusto. Paro donde ere
ESQ, TArtarinl Pues en- cass de Lui'
f1a Hermanos, FortalezA esquina {
TAnca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-22

|l| =
q Scott cur q.
u Emulsion de Scott esta hecha para
curM realmente cura. Por ESQ su fama
universal Las lnitaeiones est6n hechas para
vender en- otras palabras, para especular con
Ia gran ffama de Ia original de Scott Por ESQ
les ponen nombres parecidos calculando que as1
Sc hace mas facil atrapar los mcautos. La
viirtud no esta en- Ia similaridad de nombres.
El m6rito y la efcacia estan en- los compo-
nentes en- la reputation de la casa de Scott
& Bovine: Las innitaciones lejos de curar,
empeoran en- muchos casos. >.
- aahana ndre4
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AI snm.sC NueaY
HKs qa e
MHl8Q1 doxassque in lie mhdh
. k emulsion p@o
@B @ @ ] aaa ] @ss ] 4sslss l s s%", ] d s" @ a"ra % s
XII - u nnaas pnsado al de- Emulsion - . aa ~ ~ ~
cor n m y
% @ paae q ,na % gsa n; % % @ % aa @ % omes ~
complete % % tan cor ama tempo Aqd dne
Emulsion Scott lna "nso mis- amigos qeh
ANTONIO GARCIA,
Gale de Neptune 2ss Hataa
a
81 echa p@dn estamago
SCOTT & BOVINE 0uimcos NJEVA YORK.
I Ilmpeza deal qbes
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LA ONION.

Este acraditado Salon de Bar
beriA y perfumeria sito en- Il calle
de San Jos6 IL, Baios del Casino
Espanol, frente & II fotografa del
senior Colorado, est& introduciendo
grandes mejoras y cuentA CON tres
eompetentes operArios.
Precio de cadA servicio 20 ctvs.
Propietario
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Un ccche nuevo de d j. asiento.
veriden
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+ Font y HmnO

7 FoRTALEZA EsoUINA a TANoA
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\ Cemanto msrcA LLAVE alemAn.
Id ia ALPHA americas
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NOtlCia intereSante.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-09-23
cuBAhs WANT TROOPS TO LEAVE
Palma Asks That American Soldiers
Be withdrawn From Isle.

Be Withdrawn From Isle.
|@ Washington, Sept. 23.-The govern
ment of the United States is to be re-
Quired to terminate the last vestige
CT its authority in Cuba. The war de-
partment has been advised formally
By the department of state that Presi-
dent Palma has notified Minister
Squiers that he desires the American
troops remaining in Cuba to be with
drawn. The state department does
not undertake to pass on this matter,
but transmits it to Secretary Root, hold.
ing that the problem presented is
merely military one, involving the
competency of the new Cuban govern
ment to take over and care for the
coast defense now in the hands of the
United States. 1t is for Secretary
Root to determine the question of fact
and he Is expected to base his conclu-
sion on the opinion of United States
military officers remaining in Cuba.
Secretary Root. while he has not
come to any conclusion, has indicated
that the troops might be withdrawn.
1t is matter that may not be hastily
decided. and it may be discussed with
President Roosevelt while the sesre-
tary is in the west. At present there
are eight companies of coast artillery
in Cuba.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-09-23
WONDERFUL CYCLE WHIRL.
Another Free Attraction Added the Street Fair.

up by constant and strict attention to
business. They are sociable and have
good standing in the community and
they also run a harness shop in connec-
ton.
VIM. Walters is the hotel manager
and from his table you get the luxeries
of life He has neat and clean place
and has built up good patronage. In
connection with the hotel he runs a
livery where the trader can get accoma-
dat;ons at all hours. ~
w. 81. Walters is the hard ware dealer
also implements, paints and carries a
full line of everything where by fair
and upright dealing has won the good
will of his fellow men. He keeps his
store in up to date fashion and has big
trade.
The saloon business is under the able
suspension of Mr. Hans Matthiessen and
August Wunder who keep their places
within the bounds of the law and have
good trade and are we'll liked.
Henry Jones and John Will are the
carpenters and are always busy as by
their work they are always in demand.
Chris Hollander enjoys the name of
painter and judging from his work we
know he is an artist in his line.
c. H. Winklemen is the stock buyer
and he is known by all the leading
stockman as conservative buyer being
jolly fellow he has round number of
friends.
When you go to public auction you
generally find the familiar face of Mr.
August Wunder who has the name Of
being first class auctioneer His
services are always in demand as he un
derstands his business thoroughly.
Moves Schacht in the lumber man anc
keeps his lumber in large shed anc
does fine business. He is good ma
tured genial sort Of fellow and by his
good humor and square dealings ha,
built up an enormous trade.
MI. o. G. Smith has charge of tn.
G. M. & ST. Paul depot as their agent
He is good looking and willing at any
time to become an benedict He is als(
a hustler and keeps the Co.'S bushes.
up to date and is obliging to the trav
ling public and enjoys host of friends
Peter Christensen is the village
blacksmits and has first class shop
He turns out some first class work anC
is good horse sheer. He is good fel
low to visit with as his good humor kee1
away the Blues
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-09-23
ASPINWALL
is PROSPEROUS
Little City of 200 Inhabitants
In Southeast Crawford.
Good Schools. Under Prof Healy Man
agement Busiments Men In.
dUStrl0uS,

Aspinwall although not as large as
some of the towns in the county yet it
is enjoying its boom Just the same. 1t
is situated in the south east part of the
county on the Chicago Milwaukee g.
st. Paul r. R. six miles from Manila
and 20 miles from the county seat. 1t
is prosperous town has a fine lot of
business men and is surrounded by fine
lot OF German farmers who are on the
road to prosperity. At the present time
they have no church as the town is NOT
incorporated although the town has 200
citizens who are in prospecting condi
ton The town has one elevator and an
opera house and good school under the
able management Of Prof A. Healy and
two assistant teachers who look after
the education Of the little ones The
citizens are mostly Germans and are a
loyal set OF people The postmaster is
MIR. G. j. Holling who looks after the
welfare of Uncle Sam and is an oblie-
ing gentleman and has host of friends.
Healso runs grocery and confectionery
stord in connection
Adam Wiese q Co run the general
merchandise store and from the appear
ence of their store we surmise they un-
derstand the business They keep
first class stock of all kinds of goods and
have an fine trade which they have built