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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-31

couple in the presence Of the bride and
bridegroom"
'Whew" whistled the workman-'a
marriage"
Freely. now said the supercilious
housemaid to him 4 minute later-'you
cahn't finish the job tonight, eh? You
must go and get some piping: Well. o:
all the haggravating creetures-
And the angry little cockney shut
the door with a clang
" Tell the Guv'nor we want 10 see
him" said the Inspector. in quiet as
Suring tone. 10 the housemaId At No. IL.
I We Sha'n't keep him second
we had followed the girl to the din
I ing-roOm. The handsome man whom
had seen In the cab stood before Us,
framed by the doorway.
/ ~ arrest you said the Inspector. 'on
I suspicion Of having passed a number
OF forged notes on the Bank OF Eng
I land"
There was an exclamation from The
/ inner room followed by a scutiiinG
noise. Evidently confederate was
about to bolt. bounded into the room.
| followed a retreating form into a sec
Ond apartment, and caught him as he
rushed into the passage leading TO the
/ lift.
Il brought him to the Inspector. A
woman confronted me like a pythouess
"'Yau liar and blackguard. Richard
[ Morrison. That man never circulated
forged notes. He is my husband-an
honorable gentleman. If notes were
[ passed. passed them"
Good heavens. The author OF this
self-accusation was my sister Rose.
"'Oh, Richard walled woman a;
my feet. don't hurt him-don't kill me.
Let Hugh come with me. We were to
lie married the day after tomorrow
Il staggered back This was Ethel
my Ethel. The man had caught was
Hugh Maitland. He was TO have been
her husband.
"They were two Of the greatest scoun-
drels, sir. who ever played upon the
credulity Of women. They are now ex-
plating their crime in Portland.
And what Of Rose and Ethel? Prov
idence only knows. am an Outcas.
from their affectlon-a traitor. the ruin.
er OF their happiness, the man who has
wrecked the careers OF two heroes. Do
you wonder. sir. that crime investiga-
tion has no longer any romance for
me T-Family Herald
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-31
The Brinqsr OF Babiei

"That great matters are not ais'r
the most important is evidenced
marked the stork, "by the fact tna. J, =
fame and reputation are due soisl! .
my strict attention to very h'N
things. ."-Colorado Springs Gazette
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-31
A Difficult Question.

A story Of a conversation between a
traveller, visiting at a popular resort
and one Of the permanent residents is
told by the Rams Horn:
i am stranger here. sir: can ror
direct me to frst-rate churchyp
"oh, yes, right around the cornar ;,
w nat sort Of preacher have tbey .,
"A very good mana
"lnterestingT'
Intensely So" -
Eloquent"
Very"
Inc best preaching in town srn
poser oup'
"Unquestionably."
Whats his name?"
An, my friend. that is a oros.,o.
"hicn modesty forbds me to answa.r,
T. rrooaOly the most important thing.
~ sne world are those that never han
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-31
His Bill.

"YOur young nephew William IT.
pears to think he knows much n'a
than ne really does know"
Eyes, he is Bill that is stuck Eh
but not Bill that is posted"
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-31
Often the Case.

"They say his wife drove hin y
drink" i
Perhaps she did but from EhH
know OF him l think he would 0a"
been awfully disappointed ii ~
hadn't. ."-Chicago Post.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-31
An Experienced Angler

Ethel-would you eonsiasi
Monockton good catch? -. Il.
Madge-Certainly; ii oil in'
got awayl-Puck.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-07-31

Summer girls undoubtedly will be
just as engaging as ever this year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21
Take il II me.

While the coal strike was in progress
tears, large and salty, were shed for
the poor, downtrodden coal miner but
SO far we have failed to find anI one
shedding tears for the down trodden,
hard working, Ioorly paid school
teachers of Nebraska The average
pay of the school teachers of this
county and state is hardly $50 90 and
with an average of about four months
school it will be seen that the average
teacher earns only about Sl@1 per an
nun. TO those who have ncvert ught
school, the work 50 ms easy but ncve
thel - il is one of the most nerve
racking and body.tiring of professions
A large portion of the teachers are
paid i'm school warrants which they
must sell at a iii count of ten per cent
or more Then the teacher must con
tend with poorly lighted, badly heated
aud unventilated school houses Let
us shed some tears for the poor school
"mams" as well rs for the miners
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21
A Chance that Means Something

The following letter from President
Hargis ought to open the eyes of the
young people of this locality who are
ambitious for start in life. This
college is certainly doing grand work
Grand Island, Neo., Nov. II, 1902.
To the Editor. My dear Sir:-I have
read the complimentary notice you
gave the Grand Islond Business IL
Normal College last week and want to
thank you most heartily for the same.
This s-hool was established nearly
twenty years ago and we are proud OF
its splendid success, but this year ha,
broken all previous record, both in at
tendance and in educational results,
IL you can encourage more Of the
Young men and young women Of your
locality to enter you will do them a
great service rs We are una Bile To sup
ply all the demands for our graduates
Within the past week we sent out tu
good positions, the only five advanced
students in our business department,
one OF them, Seward Benton by nam,
VINO is farmer boy and sixteen year,
old was sent TO Alliance, Nebraska
where he gets $50 90 per month to star
with.
This school allows one year on ex
pnnses and more il needed, so that an,
ambitious Young person can gradual,
aud pay for same out Of his or her sal
'try aftsr securing Il position.
| viii be glad TO send a cataogu,
free to any Of your readers, Agar
thanking you, am,
Yours truly,
| a. n. HARGIs, Pres.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21

stock company is now being flpa
ed in Arizona baviug In view the Il, =
vertising and txploi alton of thu
mineral resources of the territory in -
novel, attractive and thorough manner.
II is proposed to build and equip i've
railroad cars, each II eighty feet in
length, ant decorated in silver and
geld To- represent the greatest and best
known of territorial minerals Onc
will be com mDinaijon baggage ear
with small stable in the rear. &C ,om
odating two AriZ burros The
other will crntai An wel.selected An
elaborate exhibit of the mineral re
sources Of Arizona. At points of i'm.
portance The birds will he saddled
and packed aud proSpector in reg.
uaiion ccuduroy and canvas "rcgi.
mcntals" will tour the streets, occum-
pOnied on either sidewalk by distrD.
ulor of Ariz ma literature.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21

Few Ierso.,s know tual on a railway
line like the Santa r. III cusls ~ much
t. renew ties and rails tt9lj,0)0 yearly }
~ Is paid to station agents AID station
clerks; that the general repaits Of road
way aud track (s2 400, ,000) about equal
the salaries ot trainmen and trailir
clerks; that the renewal Of rail. $500,
0O0) costs twice as much as the adver.
tising expenses; that watchmen and
trackwalkers draw "a much money
(s14S, ,O0O) as is paid out for stati ,nery
and printing; that the item Of rail
fastenings ts955 900 u YEAR exceeds the
item Of legal service
But it pays to have the track j Isl,
right.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21
Will Submit Objections

Parents everywhere have become
imbued with the belief that the High
school is entirely to "high y" Com.
plant that the higher branches are
being given II preference over the
lower but far more important studies
Is growing frequent each day There
is no fear that the student will learn
too much, or learn tn It which il is not
we'll for him to know; but there is a
feeling that emo gh attention is not
paid to the rudimentary education,
that the necessities are displaced by
luxuries, and that the son of busy
house spends the greater part of the
limited time he is allowed to employ in
the school room in acquiring lore,
which will be of no practical benefit
To him. Recognizing this sentiment
and realizing that the W shes of parents
must be allowed TO vern the peda
gogue, the state superintendent of
schools will submit the following
questions To represent tive business
men over the state: ~ What is your
opinion as To the eff ctiveneSs Of our
public schools as at pr sent organized;
(2) 70 what extent should the public
schools prepare young men and young
women for earning "a living, and in
your judgment are the schools meeting
the demand in satisfactory manner,
(3) What is the High school not do
ing that it should do, and what is it
doing that it should not dor Lincoln
Daily Star
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21
A Startling Surprise.

Very few could ur,iryc H. looking a
A. j. Hpadlpv, hea n, r'uu, mac.
smith vf 1,lI-n. Ind { ut % 'ei
Netr- rr suffer o s'ch t"t.ue on
rh"iu "a i.m "a 'e~ ,tt q q .hu n
iirr Ru woud, rtul rrnrp" !. wv
hi. tn i'm r., C r." B,i"rs Two bu'
lies wbony ,u 81 me IL" ort'".. "aud
| nave not f"lt twing" ~ v.ra wear
Ihey regulate the kI'ne,-. purify N.
bl' oil and cLrc ih-uinat IN. ieur ,lgis
nervousness, IMP ov" dia.s TN an
give perfect nvaltn. Try them. IN,
5Ocls aiC i Cnliinl'. hrnX .Lo-..
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21
Asleep Amid Flames.

Brpakin intoa b,az'ng hum,, som,
tirrmpn lately dragged the sleeping
inmates from death. Ftncitd security
aud drata II ar L. that way when
YOU nrgl"cl coughs and col l., Don'r
ito il Dr. king'> NV Discovery TO-
consumption gives perfect protection
gains, all throat, chest, aud ung
lruubies. X rp ii near, and avoidr
,uiloring, death. aud d"clur's Till,
\ tea, Jooufui stops LAT" cough, per
Sj.trut use the most stubborn Harm.
less aud nice tasting, II, guatanted t.
satisfy hy G. l.. Costing.
P,icr 80 and 500. Trial bottle FIRE,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21
Reeiprosity.

Reciprocity peing one OF the cardi'
nal principles of the republican party,
the saloon Keepers of Nebraska would
have no lust reason 80 complain " III"
next legislature repaid them in Kind
for their unwarrantcd attacks upon
republican candidates during the past
three or four years st Paul R"pub.
lican.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21
MIR. Schnaks Wins Distinction

The Hon G f. tields of the Ne.
braska Retail Liquor Dealers associa.
ton neglected this year to issue his
usual bulletin on the eve of election,
warning all friends Of personal hocr.
~ against the republican candidates.
His place was ably iil,d by ger tie
man who signed himself "kI. SChuake,
Publisher aud Editor of lose Biaeltcr.' 80
This Very eslimablc member nf the
rcplii,iun family seLt out circular
letter IN three language, from his den
On South Iwcltt Street IN Omlua,
uudrr date ot October 81, iu which he
beated few bats from his Baettcr
against Mr.. Mickey, mcrcIiessiy hold
ing him up 10 the public scorn a an
enemy of personal rights" II radical
prohibitiunist and all that sort Of thing
We have not been honored with a com
munication from Mr.. Schuake since
election, but we imagined last Wednes
day morning that we heard peculiar
missing sound in the east which we
took rs evi .ence at his Schnakeship
vas disp,eascd about something or
othcr.-St. Paul Republican.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21
Alarm That Worked.

First Office Boy-What's Johnny hur-
ryin' fer? Looks like he heard fire
alarm.
Second Office Boyle did. De boss
said II he wasn't back from dat er-
rand In ten minutes he'd lose his Job
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21
She smoke Too EarIx.

Lady with awfully painted cheeks)-
Ny portrait is very good, but don't you
think that the a-cheeks-are trihe
palel
Artist-Yes, they are not done yet.
I leave that to the last--Fliegende
Blatter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21
An Interesting Book.

"I've had great pleasure today In re
viewing boCk that Is entirely new to
me-" said the literary editor.
"What's that" inquired the snake
Nditor, "a bankbookT - ladelphia
Record.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21
Real Estate Transfers,

Transfers for week ending WedneS
lay, November 10, furnished by j. II.
Bailey of the Webster County Abstract
company:
" " Higgins 10 Il j Mcents NJ
Ii - block Blue Hill, we. ....S l5S
Frank Il Amack to Geo Amack
swfnwf and n tSwb 20 80 wd 1900
p l. Beard to + ID Bowman lots
5 and 6 blk 8 Hoover's add to
Blue Hill, W 200
Andrew j Means to Louis w
Means ne II IL wd ...... 800
Jne s Harkison Ninas b. Douglas
ST swt and sini swi IS 6 IL wd 24OO
Andrew j Means 70 Walter w
Means nwt II . 22 wd.. ........ 500
Jan + Bnss to Claas Rose, lot Z
block II, Rosemont, wd. .... 25
I II Quiggle to Lemert Rose fot
and 8 blk l3 and lot blk O
Rosemon;, wd. 500
Jos Chevalier To Arthur Qpintin
nwf ) 3 l2 wd ............. 4S00
Katherine Zpleuy to Eli / Foe
net : 3 Observation-Disclosures. 10. 25O9
Myrtle NJ Glenn To + NJ Benson
.nct nwt IL , - ....,...... 100
Euclid Martin and wife To Eli II
Cox swt 2l 4 II wd .,.......... 800
John ID Miller to Thos Kennedy
net - ! II wd. ........ ..... 1900
Marcus + Dimmick To John B
Blaine - neb 3 ? 10, wd ....... 1000
Myra A. + Owen to W " Hig.
gins, lots % and 23 block 6,
Blue Hill, wd. wd................. 600
Total. ........ .s2O5S3
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21

\ man VINO chewed twenty cents
worth Of tobacco week concluded To
try tobacco cure. la two weeks ne
ate 81 80 worth of the cure and tor the
next two weeks be used ten GEMS woith
OF 1ucatan, five cents worth OF pea
nuts, live cents worth OF candy aud
live cents worth of cough drops per
day. Daring these two weeks he ako
consumed two large rubber erase,s,
ate the rubber tips from fourteen lead
pencils, chewe up a dozen penhofders
and browsed Of his mustache as high
- ne could reach. He Is now chewing
tobacco in the interests Of economy
EX.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21
IlKeeps lhe Fee. Nam and pry.

Ask to day for Aliens Foot Ease, II powder
II cures chilblai :, swollen sweating sore, ach
ing damp feet AT all druggists and shoe stores.
aic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21

Secretary Root recently performed
an unpleasant duty which should earn
for him the respect of all right.think.
ing Americans. A retiring board
found that an officer was suffering from
chronic alcoholism aud recommended
that he be retired. The secretary or.
ordered him discharged, saying: The
evidence shows that the officer was
suffering from chronic alcoholism and
on at least one recent occasion had
been drunk on duty. These are not
grounds for placing an officer on the
retired list and supporting HMM idiel
ness for the rest of his life at the ex
pense of the country, but they are
grounds for dsmissing him from the
service which he has dlsgracsd." The
secretary is to be commended ont the
country is not to be congr atulated for
congress will doubtless pass specia
bill restoring him TO the retired liz,
with increased pay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21
SCISSOKlSMS
,<N.rN,.,N.rN.<n,<n> ~

BY tremendou. burst uf speed a
special train bearing NJ White the
Russian minister uf finance, made the
ran from Moscow To V adIvostock in
sixteen days, saving fortnight of the
usual tim" consum d. The average
rate of speed wa, phJuOmrnal for that
road, being fifteen miles an hour. Six
thousand miles in sixteen days is con.
sidercd Il dizzy feat for u passenger
train in Ru.sia.-Frankln Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21

Uader the mead ing "Couidn't Beat
Even dead Man. the Belville. Kan.
,as, Telescope gives an account of Il
grim circumstance of the election IN
Republic county. The republicans Of
fairview had nominated B l.. Rundus
tor constable. A few days later Mr..
Rundus was strnrk by lightning and
killed. The local committee neglect, d
To put mp another man + the office
however, and the name of the dead
man appeared on the Off ial ballot.
The republicans ot Fairview" says
The Telescope, "are stalwarts and tuey
didn't propose u take any chanc :,
they preferred to vote for Cead re.
publican rather than a live democrat,
and SO they elected ;he dead man by a
maj ,rity Of twcu y.four.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-21
NEW OUTINGS.

II Outings on sale ut Sc, light
and dark color
Special tot of % pieces of lOc
lght and dark outing placed on sale
1!c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-05
Ri SuC0SO de anOChe.
Tn pOIiCia heridO.

Como a las 12 de la noche de
aver, varios individuos que SO encon
trAban en- Ia espuina de Ia plaza de
San Francisco entire Tanca y San
Francisco, pretendieron atscar, pro-
~vocAudolos, unos marinos allen a =
nes del buque surto en- Ell puerto.
Estos marinos con la mayor cor
dura evitaroT y continusrOu su pa
SEQ; perO los promovedores del es-
c&ndSlo, uuo Ce los cu8les SO llama
Luis Ace be1o, Earece que ten1a de-
Eeos de armAr ruido y la emprendio
con un individuo apcdado negrito
Juan que e encontraba tambien en-
la esQuina, cas- la fuerzs 10 fus
ron llevaLdo nasta la mitad de la
cuAdra entire Fortaleza y San Fran
cisco, dondeIle cSyeron psl todos
aquellos indlviduos.
A 10 saxon SO present6 en- ell lu
gar el detective 6 Fernandez
quien viendo squel atropello cobAr s.
de Sc abalanzo sobre ellcs = en- Ia lu
cha resulto con a]gu as heridas en-
las mRnos, no obstante continue la
persecution del Acebedo que pudo
detenerlo teniendo que hacer uso de
su baston hiriendo'o en- Ia cabezs.
En- esta batslla ell guardia Fernan-
dez perdio su revolver.
FL guardia Ortiz y Ell cabo Valla.
dares que en- los momsntos subiAn
per la Gale contraria, al DIR los gri-
tos. de mAtalo, matalo, cAda uno de
ellos, SO fu6 encimA de uno de aque-
Hos hombres, pero al oir que al guar
dia Fernandez 10 hubian herido y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-05
CSmara de
Representatives..
COmiSiOneS deSignadaS.

Agriculture y Regadfos. .-Vivo'
nj, Santiago We've, Domenech, AFRO
20, Descartes, Zschini, Zeno Gan
Benefcencis. Coll y Toste, Se-
rrAno, Santiago We've.
BibliotecG-Quif1ores, Zeno Gan
dfa, Serrauo.
Ciencias y Artes.-Qaifones,
Coll y Tcste, z sno Gambia.
Comercio y Bancos.-Sanchez
Morales, P. ]. Rosaly, Egozcue. r.
Medios y Arbitrios.-R a y,
Sanchez Morales, Egozcue, Done,
mech, Faiardo, B ssoss, r 1driguez.
C3rporSciones Municipa(es-Se-
rrano, Sanchez Morales, Todd, Eg0z
cue.
Cuentas. Rodriguez, M t e i,
Seim Isasa.
Elecciones. -Santiago We've, Pa
IRA Csp6, Todd, Egozcue.
E .tablecimientos penales-TOus
y Soto, Coll y Toste, Domenech.
Gastos de la CAmarS -Mendez
Lugn Vina, Besosa.
Inpresos. anc b Morales,
Ter a GSndfs, Todd.
LuNuS VI 1hC3 III D@Au 9CUuI6S3 PCS AS
y medidas.-Co!6n, Rodriguez, Z9-
chini
Iustituciones p1blicas. Quito
mes, CJll y Toste, Fajardo.
INSTRUCTION pdb!ica.-Z9no Gan
die, Sanchez Morales, Carriou, Se-
rrano, TORE grosa.
Legislation. PARA Cap6, Tous
Y Soto, Cornwell, SAntoni.
Ofcinas insulares So C)ll y TCs.
to, Egozcus Colon, Torregrosa y
Jose We've.
Ofganizsciones y proce limieu-
tos iudiciales. Cornwell, PARA Ca
pc, Tous y Soto, Fsjardo y Apon-
te.
Organization de Distritos y IT,
meas divisofiss - Qainones, Sanchez
More lee, Domenecn, Descartes, Ma
ttei, Blondet, Lugo Vna.
POlicia. Santisgo We've, San
chez Morales, Para CIp6, Vivoni y
, CArri6n.
Presupuestc.~Egozcue. Sanchez
Morales, FsjArdo, Santiago We've,
Mattel, Arroyo y Vivoni.
Leyes registrS ads 8. -Lugo VI11a,
Colon CArri0n.
Puerto y minas. ~-Domerech,
Blondet, Vivoni,
Reclamaciones. .-Faiardo, Beso-
So y Serrauo.
Recopilaci6n y publicaci6n de
leyes. Todd, Santoni y Serrano.
Reglam ento. Rosy, Colon, Z3-
no y Corr we'll.
SAnidad. Tous, Z3no Gambia y
Torregrosa.
Terrenos y propiedades.-San-
tiSgo We've, Mepdez y D 9scartes.
Trsbsjos-Sanchez No rales, Be
sosa Carri6n.
Was de comunicac'6n Coli y
Toste, Domenech, Vivoni, Seim IsS-
Traducci6u y Comision de In
prenta.-Ssuchez Morales, Dome
mech, Zeno Gambia
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LA COLECTA
"de la 1gleSia Santa Ana
sss9
Para Ell ST. -0b1SpO.

El dis primero recolecto el ca
pelham de la iglesia de sauta Ana
entire sus feig 'eses. Ia csntidSd de
$50, cuya suma fue entreg ada perso,
nalmente al senor Obispo por el Re
verendo padre Francisco Colon, Ca
pelLAn de Ia ermita.
Esta colecta que ese dia se re
coge para el Prelado, es contumbre,
hacerla en- los paises doude no exis
tie concordato entire el Gobierno y Ia
Iglesia. El cspellan de esta iglesia
esta muy Satisfecho de IL cDopera'
ci6n que el pueblo cat6lico de Puer'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-05

Dete1idos Aniceto Hernandez
por escaudalo, injurias, amenazas &
La policfa portsr armas prt hibi-
das. Maria Vazquez, Isabel Caba
Hero 6 Hip6lita Romero, por rif1a =
escaudalo en- la Gale del Sol. Faus
tino Trujillo y Leoncio Perez por ri
ma y esc&ndalo. Juan Rodriguez
(s) Nenguere y Jose Chalema por
estafa de $3.50 Mariana Fonseca
tabaquero. Felipe Andino y Jose
Rivera por estsr jngando dados. ocu
pandose,e dos y una pieza de CEN
tavos respectivamente
Juan Dolores ErAso denuncia &
IsAbeECabsl ero por provoeaciones
Pascasio denuncia al individuo (a)
Psjarito, por estafa en- venta de pes
cado.
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l36 MILLONES!

Ha llegado q Cherbur el transat
l&ntico alem&n Emperocor Gqeigzeq'nao
Ell Grn9ade, llevando su bordo el car
ganento mas rico que buque slguno
ha transportado hasta ahora.
Dicho csrgamento consiste en-
20 81 andes cajas llenas debarras de
ORC, que representa- un valor de. 90
miltones de frances.
El tesoro esta colocado en- un
compartamiento blindado, que SO
abre con tres llaEes, confadas: una,
al comandante del transatlantico;
otra, al sobrecargo, y Ia tercera, al
segundo del buque.
Un ver.lsoero e:6rcito vigila ell
precioso dep6sito, y los centinelAs
colocados ante ell sitio en- que aquel
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l''as''l...l ...llazlllls1lllazlle
DE !. v. RN!TA

Cuatro caballos del pals, por
tener que ansentarse su duefio; son
fuertes y tres de silla, ell cuarto es
un POGO ordinario. estan en- muy
buena salud; acabsn de llegar de un
viaje alrededor de la isla, y han
estado con Ia silIa puesta todos los
dias durante la semanH pasada, sin
estropearse. El dnefio puede roco-
mendarlcs como buenos; pero bajo
ning1n concepto admitira ofertas
que no sean equitativas.
Dirigirse q Ct G Hotel "Olim.
po," Santurce, quien convendr q
CON ell comp1ador cuando pueden
verse los caballos.
Les Vecinos de Cataf1o, rue
gan, suplican y encarecen q quien
tenga L. obligation de hacerlo, que
examine diAriamente la 1eche que
ALI Sc expende pdblica y privada-
mente, TpoEque esta resultando un
refresquito de aqua con, leche que
no hace feliz Al quese rasca el bolsi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-05
Mr.. ALLEN.
Pr6XimO nOmbramlentO

Tenemos informes de que se
confrma el rumor que yA hemos
auticipado del nombramiento de Mr.
? lien Goberf ador que fue de esta
Isla para ell alto cargo de Secretario
de Ia Armada.
Como couocemcs las atlas sim
patias que creo aqui aquel goberna'
dor d&mos 10 noticia, cumplimen-
tando este al propio tempo, por
10 distinction de que es obieto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-05

fOh!, responde con los ojos lie
nos de lagrimss. iSt usted supiera
TODD 10 que 20 le debo!
90
Aunque odlo, a mas no poder
q su suegra y So mujer,
para sUs tum bas ornar
foe Psps Huertas aver r
dos coronas 6 comprar.
Muestras sac6 Ell funerario
de esiemprevivass q Huertas,
y este exclamo atraviliario:
de esa clase, no, canario,
las quiero de <siempremuertass.
Carlos Cane.