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giants in the French courts and enjoyed
credit at the French banks? These are
some of the things that one would wish to
know. One must believe that the methods
of this great fraud were very simple. and
1t may we'll be that most of Nine. Hum
berts agents were never in her secret at
all. 1t seems certain, for example, that
most of the lawyers who conducted the
CrawfordS various suits acted in good
faith. How, said one of them pathetically,
could one doubt the existence of clients
from whom fees came constantly and gen.
erously? When Nine. Humbert is put upon
the stand we shall know more about these
things, and this lends zest to the hope that
this gifted woman may be spared the rigors
of long and obscure exile from her beloved
Paris. Since the Diamond Necklace there
has been no more amazing swindle.
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The Chicago Literati.
Roswell Field, in Chicago Evening Post.

Roswell Field, In chicago Evening Post.
Mayor Harrison greatly disappoints us
when he somewhat sneeringly dismisses
Townsman Gross's candidacy with the re-
mark that 81 do not think we want a liter
airy treasurer" Our estimable fellow citi-
zen has shown his ability to acquire and
take care of a large fortune, and We fancy
that he is abundantly able to do for the
public what he has accomplished privately
His literary talents" have nothing to do
with the case, although we are of the opin-
ion that IL is about time for Chicago to
recognize its literary men in a more sub
stantial way than by permitting them 10
march in the rear of the County Democ-
racy. When William Allen White returned
TO Emporia yesterday he was met at the
station by a brass band and a large con-
course of enthusiastic fellow citizens but
when Cook county poet or eminent novel
list comes home from jaunt he feels high
ly fattered IL his name gets into the per
sonal column OF the newspapers-mis-
spelled, of course. How culture can hum
under such discoura cement as this we find
it impossible to understand.
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swollen by heavy rains. Captain Dubois
had with him a pair OF saddlebags, heavily
laden with gold and silver. The weight OF
the money dragged him and his horse 10
death.
One OF Captain Dubols's sons by his sec
ond wife Jesse Kilgore Dubois. who
Senator pubois's father. The senator
has always had a strong affection for the
State which his ancestor helped 10 settle,
and this accounts for the personal friend
ship which exists between him and the In
diana senators. Senator Fairbanks. who
always takes a deep interest in Indiana s
early history, frequently talks with Senator
saint Dubois was General Herrison's chief
OF scouts.
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Washington Post

Dubois county, in Indiana. is named in
honor of Capt Toussaint Dubois. grand
father OF Senator Dubois, of Idaho Tous-
saint Dubois was a great character in the
early history of Indiana. He immigrated
frome Lowe, Canada, to the then Territory
Of Indiana in the beginning OF the last CEN
fury and. when. in 1911. Gen. William Henry
Harrison went to war against the Indians
on the upper Wabash, Toussaint Dubois
was given the rank of captain and had
charge of the scouts and spies in the Tippe-
canoe campaign. He guided the army safe
~ through the wilderness 10 the Indian
town, and then went bravely ahead TO talk
peace TO Tecumsehs warriors. The Indians
tried 10 capture him, but Dubois made his
escape. afterward participating in the bat
tie of Tippecanoe. He was the first white
man TO buy land in what is now Dubois
county His Will. a quaint document is
still preserved IN the courthouse. His death
was tragic. He was riding. accompanied
by his colored servant. They attempted TO
swim their horses across small stream
not far from vincennes. The creek was
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Love and History.

Roses shed their petals
Countless Junes ago.
And those dead Decembers
Brought their snow.
Weary eyes were covered
With their patient lids,
BY the yet unbuilded
Pyramids.
Life and Death. like sweethearts.
Hand in hand
Then, as now. stole over
sea and land.
Lovers kissed and quarreled,
Eyes were moist and blue.
In the indian meadows
Moses knew.
Cheeks were wet with weeping.
Brows were hot with fire,
Ere the hand OF Homer
Swept the Tyre.
And this masque OF midnight.
And the moons white face,
Looked on Nile and Jordan,
Thebes and Thrace.
Must the mint be new. dear.
II the coin is gold
Though youth dies. Love never
Wakes old
History means this morning.
Greece is here and now.
Let Us drain Times beaker-
i and Thou!
Press thy lips 10 mine. dear.
Thus-and thus-and thus:
Space and time shall perish,
Slain by US
All the lands OF wonder
Years OF pain and bliss.
We viii taste together
In that kiss.
Frederic L. Knowles.
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come cannot be endlessly delayed. The
agent seems convinced that he will place
the goods.
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Little Flossie-Ma, If l ever get married
Will l get husband like pa?
MOther-Yes. dear.
L. F.-And II l don't get married will be
an old maid like Aunt Kate?
Mother-Yes. Flossie.
l.. F. (renectiveIy)-It's a tough world for
us women, amt IL. mar
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The Difference.


The difference between my husbands
club and mine" said the pretty woman in
the turQuolse-colored toQue. looking at her
watch. lis that mine lasts from until
and his lasts from until !"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-30

many warm friends in the city
who wish him continued success
in his new field.
A most delightful social was
given last evening st the residence
of R. N. Murphy IN honor of the
Misses Ray Of Perry, Okla, who
have been visiting their brother
Rev. G.. H. Ray of this place.
Everybody had a royal good
time with refreshments at Hovey's,
music recitations, etc. Those
present were:
Misses Lizzie and Hattie Ray of
Perry. Okla, Bessie, Flora and
Verna Tye, Vera and Lula Scot
fern; Mrs. HeTndon, Sands, Spen-
Ger, Hollingswortb, Jettie and
May King, Mobley, Stewart, Jes-
sic and Fleta Baker, Burton.
Mesdames Scoffern, Emerson,
and Black.
Messrs, Snow, Maxey, Ingleman,
Price. Brown, Bell, Boyle, Roach,
Holingsworth, Baker, Aust, wor-
ley, Black, Emerson, DIR. Sands.
Pfaff. Anadarko; G. Fl. Ray.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-30
DOTS FROM DUTrON.

Mrs. Britton. who was quite
sick last week has recovered.
Mr.. Styles of Minco was out las.
week working up some land deals
The showers continue to come
just right to benefit the crops.
Sunday school is well attended
every Sunday.
Miss Pearl Medille has returned
to Anadarko-Some one try to
console Mr.. Edgar Fischer.
Eating melons is the fad just
now. Mr.. Smith has some fine
specimens of which he is Justly
proud.
Mr.. Cummings is able to be
out on crutches after suffering the
Inconvenience offs broken leg.
Mr.. Britton and Mr.. William
son made a business trip to
Ohickasha last Friday,
Miss Pearl Barnes is attending
Normal school in Oklahoma City
She is greatly missed in all social
circles.
Mr.. Denese and family of Min
eral Wells, Texas, have returned
ho ne after week Is visit with the
family of Mr.. Pryor
Mrs. Grogan accompanied BY
her daughter, Mrs. Stone and
chil- rsaof Chickasha visited rel.
atiyes from Friday until Sunday.
The dance given by Miss Ella
Fischer in honor Of her visiting
friend Miss Fearl Medille was well
attended and thoroughly enjoyed
by all present,
We are already talking the
Chickasha carnival. Crops are SO
exceptionally good that every one
is in a good humor, and this is 8
good time to turn them to Chicks
ssha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-30

DIED-At Ninnekah, L. t.. on
the 26th inst. George Griffin Crof.
ford age 2 years and 2 mo, son
Of W n and T B Crofford. Fun
eral services were held at the home
Of his parents on Saturday 26lh
at $50 a m. The remains was
then taken 10 The Odd Fellows
cemetery ut Chickasha and there
laid to rest. Little George were
a bright winsome little fellow and
is sadly missed. His parents have
the sympathy of the entire CON-
munity in this their first loss;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-30
CHOLERA IN CAIRO
Dread Plague Breaks Out in the
Egyptian City.

Cairo, Egypt, July 26.-one hun
dred and twenty-four cases of
cholera have been reported in the
city.
The drinking fountains have
been closed. The epidemic is
almost virulent in character.
Many of the natives are attack
ed in the streets and die in few
minutes.
A state Of panic prevails. All
hope OF localizing the disease has
been abandoned and there is no
doubt that Egypt will have to
meet devastating epidemic.
The disease appeared Thursday
in practically every quarter Of
Cairo. Temporary hospitals are
building. rhe British regiments
at Cairo will leave to camp in the
desert at the soonest possible mo-
ment. Better reports have been
received from upper Egypt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-30

A A@A - NV " "a - ~0OA~NE y CN- =
folks assembled at the Dacey build
ing last evening and tripped the
light fantastic for several hours to
music by Miss Kate Remington.
w. s. 4 dair, Press agent and
manager of the advertising car Of
the Texas State Fair was a pleasant
caller yerterday- A large crowd
was attracted last night to his
splendid picture show at the Rock
Island tracks.
The Mayor has instructed the
street commissioner to clear the
city of weeds. Uncle Joe will
soon have a force of men at work,
and the inhabitants will arise
and call both him and his honor
blessed.
A telegram was received by Mr..
j. G. Garner yesterday from Clay
Donoyan at Frankford, Mo-, tell
ng of the death, the night before,
of Mr.. Donoyan's father. The
deceased was eighty years of age
and left wife and two SOILS.
Mrs. j. R, Girdner, of Prince
ton, Mo-, is visiting her brother,
Major Granlee of the Daily Ex-
press. Mrs. Girdner has been
visiting at Hereford, Texas, and IS
en- route to her home. She will
spend q few days here and will
then go to St. Joe for short visit
WANTED 5 YOUNG MEN
from Pickens County at once to
prepare for Positions in the Gov
srnment Service-Railway Mail
Clerks, Letter Carriers, Custom
House and Departmental Clerks,
etc; Apply to
interstate Cores. Inst, Cedar
Rapids, la.
j. G. Whitten, formerly of His
dale. Mich. has been transferred
from the Oklahoma City office OF
Swift & Co. TO Chickasha ofice.
Mr.. Whitten arrived Monday. He
is a young man of pleasing man
ners and appearance and one that
will make many friends In this
city.
The Chickasha medical fratern-
ity has been added to recently by
the arrival Of two young men,
Drs. ]. Mansbolt and c. Eran
Earnheart, formerly of st. Louis.
Both gentlemen are graduates OF
Of the st. Louis College Of Pysi-
clans and Surgeons and both are
eminently fitted for their profess
sion. Dr.. Mansholt has perma-
nently located in the city and Dr.
Earnheart will probably enter the
practice here.
Mr.. Chas. Reiger, who has beer
for so long one Of the most popu-
lar and successful travelling mel
for the Gilkey-Jarboe Hardware
Co. has accepted call with th'
Simmons Hard ware Co. of Kansas
City to travel for it. While tn
Gllkey-Jarboe Co. and the peopl
OF Chickasha regret to lose MI
Rciger, the position he has accept
ed is Of so great importance tha
his success becomes q matter 70
congratulation, He viii leav
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-30

Senator William A. Harris Of
Kansas viii depart for Europe
Wednesday as special commission
er of the Worlds Tair, to interes
old world breeders in making good
exhibits of live stock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-30

Dr. j.. M. johnson Is quite SICK
with malaria.
Arch Brown has accepted a
position with Clay Donovan.
Mrs. Jas. Harris has returned
TO Windsor. Mo.
e b Beck, OF Sulphur Springs,
is visiting friends in the city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cox will leave
soon for q trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Hollings-
worth, of Apache, are visiting
Mr.. and Hrs. George Hale.
Miss Allen, who resides on
South 9th street, is confined to
her bed with slow fever.
Mrs. @. H. hay aud daughters
left yesterday for their home in
Perry.
w. L. Coates child is just re-
covering from a severe spell OF
membranOus Group.
Attorney J. H. Warren, of FL
Reno, was mingling with his
many friends here yesterday.
NOTICE NJ. W. A.
Regular meeting tonight at the
new 1. 0. o, F. hall. Good at
tendance requested.
James O'Mally, OF Oklahoma
City, came in yesterday and is
holding a chair in Bell & Row.
and's barber shop.
The little babe Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Stone is improving rapidly,
aster a severe case OF blood pois-
oning.
The rtork hovered over the
home Of L e DOLBY yesterday and
departed. leaving a beautiful girl
bag.
J. f. Nichols, of the Chickasha
FIGURING Mill, informs us that
they are receiving from 5000 to
1900 bushels of wheat each day.
Charlie Williams left yesterday
for the plains In Texas, where he
will accept job on Dick Nails
ranch.
II. B. Johnson Is having a well
drilled on his residence property
on 9Th street. The we'll is now 20
feet deep with a nice supply OF
water.
Fern OwsIey, of the jewelry
Arm Of HaItom d Owsley, went 10
Bowie, Texas, yesterday TO visit
his parents for few days.
Chairman Heny is qnoted by the
Ardmoreite as having said that he
supposed the people Of Uhickashs
Knew what they wEre doing when
they bought Chickasha vacant lots.
AL waybright is advertising
reward for the recovery Of Cres-
cut Chainless Dunlap tire bicycle
which was stolen from his barn on
Michigan avenue on the night Of
July 4th.
Mrs. C. L. Holloway and daugh |
ter, Miss Carrie, arrived yester
DAY afternoon direct from Oincin
nati. DR.. Holloway had secured
a neaidence on Pennsylvania Ave.
and had everything in readiness
sor his family.
George Sharpe, at one time night
fore ,uar at the Rock Island freight
depot Al this place, was married
at Hobart, o. T., last Sunday to a
young lady whose Bsme we failed
to learn. They passed through
Ohickasha yesterday on their way
to Madford, o. T., where they will
spend few days end then journey
on to Denver, Colorado, where
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-30

Cairo has a population Of about
100000, tits the center of travel
in the Eastern Mediterranean. The
native quarters of the city are in
some places lower than the Nile.
Rain water stands in these streets
until it evaporates or is carried
away in carts to be used to sprink
lie other streets.
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BanCO Popular.
de Economics Y pr6StamOS.

E! Ccnsejo de G obierno de este
B Auco ca sosi6a Ordinaria cslebrnda
anoche, acord6 fjar el dia 81 del CO.
rrlente mes para Ia celebration de
Ia Junta General ordi0aria de Accio
ni5tas d qua SO c2ntr 4e Ia S9cci6n 3a
Artfculo IS da los E ~atutos porqu.
8 rige esta Iustituci6n.
Ls referl1a Jdnta tendr& ef9cto
@ las Of :inas del B s1co s las = de
"a cocne del d.a va ia ticado y con Ell
lIaudable prop6sito de que 6sta resul
to 10 mas concurri1a possible, Sc rae
"a er care cidamente & los Sres Ac .
cionistas sciatancia al acto, va perso
nalnente por delegation, en- IL for
ma de costumbre, 6 fin de que los
acuardos que Sc toner resulten re =
vestidos de la mayor autoridad y los
&suntos que hayan de tratarse pue
dan ser discutidos mpliamente.
San Juan P r. 81 Enero 1902 -
FL Director Gefente into francisco
Molina Mnfoz Ell Secretario-Vi-
cante Gulllot Jorda.
21, 25 y 50.
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petua' Para el segundo ell preside
por nn mi1iuc de diez amos.
Homicid, 20 dice Ell artfculc 165
-es dAr muerte ilega & IN ser ha
mano sin que medic maljoiao. Yo
no creo que Ia Coni~i6n haya queri
do hacernos cro. que dOud9 NO nay
nancia puede haoer delitc; Sobr9 TO-
do cuAndo en- oil arl1cnlo 19 del mis-
mo C6digo Sc exige H. irteDci6n CO.
mo 4lemento es=uCial del deiit0. \
Y como tamp' CO pue3O ere r qQe
D r enA'i.iao haPa Querido signiti
cor premodjtacj6n, aIeU0Sf0 8 algO { ST
ne to que SON palabras que puedO
emplesrlss como las ,omples d s az
Ii III So mas d rlba; renuLc'O & aVeri-
guar lo.QL9 quDzo decir Ia C.m s'6r.
Divide el homicidio en- voIunta-
rio que es el que Ocurra con Ocasi6d
de s61tta pend sncia 8 arrebato; & in
volunta~io, Il que 0curra IL faollzar
un &C legal que DO cOntiTuya deli
to grave, 6 81 realizar IN act0 legal
pero q por falra de prudeocia pue-
de orasionar muerte Illegal. 81 ct men
tario puede s ar muy largo: oaste pOr
ahora el signi6car q. no comprepdo
como so dice q. es homicide involun
tsriO ell que Sc realizA al c3meter
otro dejito.
Gastiga el homioidio con presi-
dio por dlez amos, oomo maxine.
Los artfculos 1853, 170 y III, ira
tan el homicioiO 1uGtjfc06je. Los ca
sos de Justification SOL:
Ei hOmicidio casual 8 per ac-
cldente, ai realzar san negl geacia
un acto (foito,
2 e homicidio casual 6 por &C
cil6ute :umetldt. e un arrebaGo de
o. I Ia LA pr 1vIsads.
3 Ell cometido en- cImp pllmientO
de Sc oeuoia de un Tribunal, 8 para
vencs + resis oencia oput sta ri cum
oIi-1ientl, he ordon jddiclaI S d. fun
oiOr s. leg]uma~. 9 al captura~ un
T ESQ fag~do { Qae Sc resistiero.
Et c01etld0 61 leg1tlma de-
feL5n, ya pcOpla, y" do pTrientes. 6
extra 10s, 9 aefondlendO Ia mC~ad&
. troplo'~d.
Cast tLQJS eSos ca sos s3 haLla0
compr eadidos e. las circuus p, cias
exiueDtes de nrebtro vigente C6al-
go. No ea0an, SIN emo~rgo. MA
p. esantatCs aqu1, aul q 4e SC Com@14
la lD5usticia de no presohtarlos en-
furma tai que puedan, siG sombTa Dc
duda, apNc4rse d axenC!01 & Olr0s
deltOs.
Ttrn!na 81 C@p1tulo con una de-
CjarAcl6n CUE har1a rejr & una pie
dra Dice el artftao 173 que ST del
proceso resultase ju :Jlticabe el ho-
ul5ldi0 Sc absorveIa al REQ. :Q16
Our" eosa podljA nae ,rse, sinU ss
abs diver
I-a,,tl2rn.
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Tribunal Supreme.

Hoy se votaran las casaciones
en- causas ssgutdas contra J. Castro
Garcia y otros, por malversaeion
do caudales pdbiieos.
Mier contra Aguerrevere por
coacci6n, = AS vistas de Rosalis
Emilio en- csnss contra Paula Mar
Eau Y otros por ipiurias y J. Rocs-
Tort contra Juan Estsp6 por calum~
MIA.
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Playa, ii ioven don Arturo ~Sar chez
Ciutr6n despu6 de larga y penost.
enfernedad. R4ciba su apreciable
familia nuestro mas senti1o p6same.
Han fou6ea1o en- este puerto las
g0letas americans &R. W. Sta
pqens2 <Wel fleets proceed entes de
Norfolk 3 atom, las cuales condu-
cen maJerisIes para las obras del
trarvfa el6 ;6rico. esper&ndos9 dos
buQues mas gus corducen el resto
de la m"Quinar}a para ID planta et6c-
trica. PIO1tJ comenzara e. teudido
de le. VIA Y Ia construction del edifi
clio destiuado q Ia planta electrical
adelanta rapidamente.
Va SO Ia publicAdo ell progfama
de as festas con que el cuerpo de
b nmOeros conmemora el XIX Sniver-
sario do su reorganization. E dia
81 habra diana, por ID tarta iuegos
popularas en- ID plaza de las Deli
cias i&s s de Ia nOche retreta y So
que 1aran vistCsos fuegos artifcla-
les Y & La y media, Oaile de Con-
6arza en- lis saIones del PArQue. Ell
dia 10 d. F4brero, las y media,
bale de n nos en- eI Parque, juegos
p0pulares en- Ia plaza, c&Treras de
Oiclcletas p0r nlfOs, carreras de Ca
balIos con pramios, las 8 retreta Y
IuegOa artinciales, las = y media,
bale de mascaras. Dia 2: 6 las de
la mariana, obs equio 6 las fan]lias
de les bomOaros, & las 1isA en- 9.
ten plo cz.<.i3o, d las 9 graz par@da
del Cuarpo de Bomberos, q las 3
bale de nin3s, las y media, jue
z0s de clatas eu bicicletas, & las 8,
retrate, fuegos art!fciales y simula-
Gro i IN iEcerdi0, q IL 10 bale de
scciedad en e. parQue,
Ea sjuo nom brado C6oaul de Ia
Ra4d0iica dom5nic&na en- est@ clu-
dad, eI sonor Z >t4bao Goc6 Ell Sc
nor la r chs 81 aOs9Ea~ para la We
Gina Z Dtolica 81 dia del entrante
mas.
FEan tornado puerto los sigrien-
tes vor1~>- :! americana SBock-
nan> de Ia is a en- viaja para New
York, el aleman <Canadi&1 dc Han
hnr&o> con cargs, SO despach5 nara
Macos1s, 7 }a. golata americana sHop-
katsD proceGau5o de Norfolk, con
7ariAda carga.
Ell domingo trato de salir una
nu8va manifestation que tue disual-
Tc per Ia policfa.
Nuavo 2oDaicto en- puerta; nos
ha caido ana luvia de moned8s de
pls@a fa'sa, que tiene Ia propie lad
que no Sc djferencia en- NADIA oe la
legl5ima, per0 que tiene en- alsrma
al conercio = al puoljco en- general,
pues ray QQlen rechaza toda none
da de pl&t pues va nc Sc sabe dis
tingu2r - buena de- Ia r1al&. Dios
r0s aIpare.
49,
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Quesos de CANARIAS


AcAban de recibir Sobrinos de-
Arr1as Cruz 13. a S Is 2
Aver Sc r4mitier6n al Norta con
destino Ia Elk 2osic;6n de- Charles
ton, las labores de escuelas, que son
muy primorosas.
E1 ell Distrito' de Rio Pledras SO
han distribuidos cieato cincueata
escritcrios para las esculas.
En- Arroyo ha fallecido Ia dis.
ting aida senorita Manuela Miriam
da.
Z 3ta en- Was de realizarse, la
construction de una es 3uela indus
trial en- el barrio ~CanEsp de Pom
CO.
E pa~tido federal lIevado &
cabo en- ptujillo alto un meetir g
de prOp&gands.
Ha hecho muy mala impression
ca Ia cuita Cju1ae maysgu2zAne, Ell
es 0ectacu-o de los juegos at6gicos,
alll Varif cado, con motive de las
actuales festss, y Sc cen>ura ell que
SO 5Qtroduzcan en nuestras &C stun
Eles los sboxos>.
s. ha s1luciunad0 favorable.
mente ca P0uGe al conflctO moneta
rio.
Don Juan L. Rodriguez de Are
ci1c Sc bal 8 ten poralmente en- Ma
ysgIe3.
Il srupo ocisl &La Victorieo
c7lebrara Ell 3 de Fabrero su 20 ami
vere rio en- Ia Clu lad del Oeste
Con un buen instrc N 9ntal pien
san obseq4iar en- Ponce a'gunos
caballer0s. s Ia banda local de Bonn
ber0s.
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Homos seniio el gusto de salu
dar d nne 5ro &migo dcn Iaocencio
3 eco de- Adluntas.
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Ia Ponce sc reg .Iar& & los po~
bres paqu etes de Confetti para qua
tambien pQedan jugar carnaval.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-30

Ea Utoa 'o hay gcan animaci6r
entire aquella buena s. ciadad para
celebrar los hailes de caraaval
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-30

Nos inf}rman,, que en- br~ve
vera Ia lug en- esta Capital un pc
ri6dico dedicado & def 1uder las cia
sss trabe eiadoras pQertorriq uefas, y
t.tulado "La B srrera"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-30

pfofssores Myers = Banks
Colegio comercial Americana 68 San
Francisco, San Juan. q 4 3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-30

gunos dias don Pedro Juan b.. n,
vecino de Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-30

Ell Ia Admiuls5raci6nd de Correos
De Ponce TO Sc ndmite Ia moneda
de plata de 1857 en- -aIante
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-30

Ha esta1o tempor@lmeute :.
Ssusebastian el f~rpacedtice d
Utuado don Miguel Font.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-30

81 pueblo de Ponvq. insiste en-
llev&r 4 cabo Ia mani; 9stac 3n an
pro de les Hermanss 2e carload,
tantas veces impedida por lbs auto
ridades.