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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-03
REAL ESTATE EoR SALE.

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FOR SALE
Lots Il. IS aud north half Of is. Topeka
avenue block 6. Orme & Phillips ad-
i4-st DEAN GORDON. Receiver.
FOR ,sALE-14oo-acre improved ranch.
decided.
$500 acres. enclosed. s. per acre.
1880 acres. decided, improved. 81 per
$500 acres. good farm land. for IS per
$50 acres. decided. improved. 90 asres
alfalfa land, close to two towns, s. Per
Two sections, fenced. wells, fine grass
land. s. per acre
Three quarters. improved. S2.099.
Half section. improved. close to town.
for S19lo
We'll improved quarters. close to county
50 acres. small house. smoke house.
peach orchard. good well. 3 acres broke
in wheat and kstfir corn, balance coed
grass. 800.
one-half section and single quarters.
grass knee high.
Come this way for bargains. write or
n fsf c n sasEo Kan.
FOR SALE have ae9 acres Of good
bottom land. = acres il eultiva-
tSice- =, "a G " Fairchild, King7nan.
kan Il-st
FOR sALE-wheat ana aIfaIfs land.
Value q farm products fcr f<I a.
shown BY the report ~ The Kansas
Bos-d OF Agriculture. vol - No s.
SccEWick county 1900 -Si-l.l1 Per capita
Sumner county .--....... IS1. - per canifs
Reno county .-..--.-...-- - o. per capita
Meade county .-----..---. - 10 per capita
] vii sell choice. level wheat zli alfalfa
land in Meade county az glt1 :. Ea
PER acre. god title. converter. q sasi-
rad. alfalfa averaged in this coln1y.
Tor ISL. a. tons per acrs-
c = FULLIS6To%.
Room ~. viaue Bldg. Wichita Kan-
ze4-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-03
SIFTED
WAN 7 S

FOR SALE-1s5 acres OF first bottom
land, adjoining the city on the, south.
Freeman & Freeman 1877
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-03

FOR SALE-ls0 acres. part bottom land.
80 acres Of wheat. as fine as any in the
country. goes with the place. 6 miles
from Wichita. on r F. =. route. =
mile TO good town: ali good land: Il
acres pasture. living water. acres
bearing orchard. barn s6xf0. small house.
a good farm. well located. with 80 acres
OF wheat. FOR SIS an acre. Come and
look at this before you buy Immediate
possession II sold ut once. G. Z. Davis.
Valley Center. ksn. i50-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-03

LOST-Pair of chld's gold spectacies.
Reward Return TO CO \. Emporia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-03

FOR SALE-A fine farm. in the Arkan-
sas valley. IN Oklahoma; the Ne. Z. Of
Sec ;. I. :. r 9. w one-half mile
south OF Jefferson and three miles north
OF Pond Creek. county seat Of Grant
county, Oklahoma. - acres growing
wheat - acres growing corn. balance
l0y IN grass, one-third crop goes with
sale; all fenced: small house. stable for
head OF stock. splendid well OF best
water; some natural timber. a bottom
farm; an ideal home For 2 short .iue
! VIII make q low price on this farm.
<5,eo- Terms 10 suit Address the
owner, ". E Reeves, Wichita. Kan.
1s-tu-th-su-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-03
CLASSIFIED
WAN I S
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE5Good Groom cottage. 30 feet
OF ground, barn. fruit mas to be seen
this week. Inquire 1874 S. Main street
or I13 Z. First street Call mornings.
list
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-03

TOR skLE-Jersey mich co-s. Iss2 Park
Place. IS-ssx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-03
EouNr.

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.FOUND--A ladies' grey Jacket lined
with red silk. in front Of "a y. Mar
ket. Call at this Office. A-ltx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-03
CLASSIFIED
WAN 7 s

FOR SALE-t0 high grade Hereford year
ling steers and heifers. 5 miles west Of
stock yards. ]. ". Hare, residence, 12nS
University avenue, Wichita. 15-4tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-03

FOR SALES lots on payments. Mason
NeFins Realty Co, As E Douglas ave.
lS-Sun-tue-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-03
LOST.

LOST-On car line or at cemetery. bunch
of keys. on round ring. Including one
brass fire-bOX key Return TO ).
r Bellew, 10 n Main, upstairs. and
receive reward. Eft
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-03

FOR SALE have Se9 acres 81 good
bottom land - acres in cultiva-
ton: go enclosed with three Vire fierce
Fkice. =, "a G. " Fairchsld. King7nan.
kan u-st
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-29
Winter Underwear

Ladies' fleece lined ribbed Under
wear, ranging in prices from tic UP
Ladies' all wool Underwear, nat
ural. camel's hair, scarlet ana
white, for Saturday o9c
Mems Underwear in f1eeced and
all wool, camel's hair, scarlet and
white, ranging in prices from 2oc UP
children's heavy camePs hair and
ribbed Underwear from &c UP
BOYS fleece lined Underwear, all
s;zas 21c
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-29
Specials il Our Shoe
Store

Women's good quality felt Slip
pers, with leather soles, special 4oc
Women's kid trimmed Shoes, warm
lined also fur trimmed Jullets IN
red and black, special price 75c
Women's extra good quality warm
lined Shoes and furtrimmed
Juliets in red and black, spe-
cial price 9Sc
Women's fine vici kid, box. calf and
patent leather Shoes, light and
heavy soles, worth $3.50, special
price Sl.S1
Women's fine kid and box calf
Shoes, several styles, in all sizes,
good value for So, special price S1-39
Mems fine vici kid. box calf and
patent leather Shoes, with medi-
UNI and heavy soles Of the best
oak leather. regular price $3.50,
specia $1.s7
Mems Ia II Arctics of the best
quality well worth $1.50, spe-
cial $1.1o
Rubber Boots and Rubbers of all
styles at lower prices than to be
found elsewhere.
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-29

Mary A. Lawlor of North Main
street was appointed administrative to-
day on fhe estate of the late Michael
McGivney.
The remains of Frederick Nichols Of
North Main street, who died Wednes-
day. were taken to Thomaston to-day
for burial.
Superintendent Doran of the board
of charities has been notified that John
Kelleher of this city will be operated
upon this afternoon by DR. Ogilvy at
the Post Graduate hospital, New York
/. Don't waste your money on auction
goods when you can buy warranted
watches, clocks and jewelry of all
kinds, instead Of gimcracks, at auc-
ton prices, at NJ. Green's, the pawn
broker, 213 Bank street
f. William Herr, the well known
young song writer Of this city has
entered the Milwaukee Dental college
where he will pursue a course. Mr.
Herr is a brother of DR. George g..
Herr, the well known young dentist
Of this city.
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-29
Thanksgiving

Comes but once year, and as far as
being thankful is concerned this year
is an exception for the citizens OF Wa
terbury The north end people should
be thankful that they will not have
any more saloons than are there at
present. The east end people should
be thankful that they have Hamilton
park Washington Hill people should
be thankful that they are to have the
trolley cars running through their ter
ritory. but if the track isn't going TO
be laid through Baldwin street from
one end to the other they should kick
as they never kicked before. In fact,
they should kick so hard that Yale or
Harvard wouldn't be in it for a min
ute. The cars should be run through
the main thoroughfare by all means.
The Brooklyn district people should be
thankful that they have the champion
base ball club of the city. The west
end people should be not only thank
full but should feel proud of her golf
links which attract so many :'lookers
on But the fellows who sell GER
tain kind of drinks when they should
not sell them ought to be very thank
full that the spoilers who went the
rounds a short time agsw were not good
American citizens. Let us say to the
good people of Waterbury WE are
more than thankful for the patronage
we have received in the past and we
hope it will continue. Our butter is p
cents per pound and it is butter. too.
Our tea and coffee is the usual o. *.
kind, at
Phelan's T Store.
~ East Main Street. Telephone.
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-29

that to-day and hereafter he shall use
milk instead of water in all his bread.
Be sure and ask for Kelly's Milk
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-29
Hosiery

Ladies' Hose, seamless and fast in
fine gauge, lace, fleece lined and
ali wool from &c pair UP
Children's heavy ribbed Hose in
cotton, wool and fleece lined
ranging in price from @ &c up
Mems heavy cotton wool Stock
ings from &c palr up
Ladies' fine mercerized Petticoats
from 69c up.
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-29
The MiIIer& Peck Co
Special Prices for Saturday
Night and Monday.

AT $3.0S. Ladies Kersey Goats, all Silk Lined
AT csc. Ladies Flannel Waists, handsomely
trimmed
AT $40S. Ladies Kersey Capes, all lined
AT $l.70. Ladies' Storm Skirts. value $3.50
AT $L4o. ChiIdrens Braid trimmed Goats,
value $500
AT Sc. Outing FlanncIs from 7c
AT $l.25. White Wool Blankets from $i.40
AT soc. Ladies' Coli Gloves from SOC
AT Csc. Tam 0 Shanter Caps from 4oc II
AT 2 for SC. Embroidered Top Collars FIR. Sc
AT SC. Wide Fancy Ribbon from l0c
AT Csc. Mems and Boys Astrachan Gloves
AT l3c orr for Csc Mems Black Wool Socks
AT 35c. Mems Fleece Lined Shirts and Draw
AT 75c, Mems Natural Wool, double breasted
Shirts and Drawers to match
AT 75c. Boys all Wool Sweaters
AT ACC. Boys Wool Knee Pants
AT $l.l0. Boys Blue Chincha Refers, to
years
AT Csc Boys CoIored Shirts
AT 75c C.B. Corsets, all sizes ~
At Csc IL. S. Bureau Scarfs with Insertion,
from SOC
AT 23c ChiIdren's Outing Flannel Ora wers,
from soc ~
AT 69c Ladies' Outing Flannel Night Robes.
from csc
AT s 3.4c SO inch Fancy Curtain Nets. from
IL E2c e.. %# @s~
AT $500 Rope Draperies from $2.0S
AT o0c IL yd length Brussels Carpet from CSC
At ACC AZ Table Covers, from o0c
AT $l.50 30x60 Smyrna Rugs, from SITS
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-29

Remarkably low induce
ments prevail in this depart
ment. Cloaks. Suits, Furs,
Fur Goats. Separate Skirts,
Children's and Misses Cloaks,
Suits and Fur Sets.
We ask your inspection.
whether purchasing or not.
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LINEA ID" R0JA.

Para facilitar el embarque de
merCancias a los favorecedorts de
la Lfnea sd" Rojs," " esta Ageneia ha
resuelto recibir la carga para New
York ell dia anterior al de- la salida
hasts las P. NJ, en- ell slmacen de
los Sres. Latimer y fernandez des-
de donde correr& por cuenta de los
duerIos de la EMPRESA DE Lam
CHAS NEGRAS, todos los gastos,
hasta poner la mercapcia q bordo:
mediante ell cargo de UN CENTA-
VO POR PIE CUBICO que e esti-
pula1a en- cooocimientoe. E tos Sc
IAN entregados q les inter esados,
debidAmenle frmados por la Ag4n-
cie, horas despues de defCsltaoa ia
ca1ga en- Ell sitio indicRdO de LAtimer
y Fernandez.
Para mas detalles, dirigirse q
los Agentes
ItIId4 y ca.
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two remitiendo g. Ia frmacdel Pre-
sicente de Ia CamarA Gel fproyecto
sPfoveyendo raelas para elecoiones
Municipales en- Puerto Ricos: fa6
firmado por ell Sr. Rossy y devu alto
al Consejo Executive.
81 Presidente del Consejo Ejs-
cutivo devueIye Ia Camara, "a fir
mado ell proyecto 8, del Sr. Mendez
Martinez, sobre cierre de cieTtos es-
tablecimientos en- los Doming0s.
Sc remit6 tambien q Ia Camare,
firmsdo per Ell Presidente del Conse-
jo, ell Pfoyecto de Ley sRelativo al
Notariado.
So discut:6 en- Comisi6n total, y
fue luego aprob4do en- segundA lee
tura, el Il. B. So del Sr. Domeneoha
sobre idioms que ha de usarse en- los
D3partamentos, Tribu1ales y ofici
mas del Gobierno InsuIaro.
Sc aplazo para Ia session DEL
Miercolos pr6ximo Ia discus On del
H. B So, del Sr. CJI6m, por no es-
tar t0davla traducidO al iDg Is el in
forme dado por La Comision perma
nente respective.
Continue en C)misi6n total. b..
io Ia Presi4encia del Sr. Domenech
l. discussion del iproyecto 73 sobre
C0digo PoJftioo, en- la sesiones que
adn quedan pendientess PaEece que
todavfa tarda por algunos dias ia
Termination de este asunto, auu cuan
do SO est& discutiendo el proyecto
simultanea a nente eu anbas tJamaras
y juzgar por los rumores que CO.
rran terminara por de3retsrsa en- le ,
yes sepscadas 10 que Sc reiare q los
distintos ramos administra tiyos que
comprende.
Et tai proyecto de Cod 60 Poll
tico es en- sfotesis uua copllaci6n de
leyes. slguna de las cuales va Sc vo-
to en- ell aGo anterior.
Sc dice que la CAmsrs, el Con-
sejo Executive y el Cub 9rnador
asistir&n Ell dia % d5l csrrienta q los
festejos que SO celebraran en- Areci'
90 para conmemorAr el nataliciu de
Jorge Washington.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-09
D0MINGUBRAS.
causado,

Ma siento vencido, causado,
ate O drsdo, lcco. 49,
Estoy bajo la pres On de la iner-
cia, qoe sucede q las grandes con-
mocionts.
E. jsleo h& r9bozado la fonte-
rs, y trg p&ssdo todo limita.
En- la solapa, en- ell cuel1o, deb =
jo de Ia corbats, en- el raedo de los
par talones, per la cinta de los "a
patos y por muchas psrtes mas ten
go pspeiilos multicolores, restcs
de serpantinas, harina de almid6D,
chores de esentis, matrsCszos mas
menCs antenticor, y hasta IN ver-
6ug5n debajo d+l ojo izquierdo que
me hizo Ia nUch3 del 5Eila una dana
rubia con Ell mango del >ab 2nico.
Aquell0 fR6 trolla.
y no es ESQ 10 peor sino que ST.
que siendo trolls, per todo 10 alto.
Ma1ana es ell tan traido y lleva-
DC bale de mascE ras.
Hay infinidad de compar;as y
cuAtro 6 cinco inf idades de jovenci-
tAs que So prepare para dar Ell
asslto vestidas de mascsras.
Entire los proyectos tiene Was
de reaiz arse d3 mauera inusitada,
esp,6ndida, "a comparsa sLa Locu-
rRS.
A 6,ta vaa ser necesario, po-
merle un cor16o, ptrqus SO asegura
| que va inv&dir con su slocuraa Ell
salon, los palcos, ell escenario, la
cantina los pssilIos y que van sa.
car de quicio vieios relegados al
OlvidO a mCzcs Genrag61, & caballe >.
ros graves, se1Ores moro c0tuds-
mente sincunspe3tl $, & natives y
continentales.
No va salvar, nj ell que es-
cribe ests sDominguera2, q pesar de
qua Sc encsstille en- ese palco real
que ha preparado el amigo Arturito
para la prensa, y que Spcovechan
lindemente los que no son del gre
miO
70 va me he puesto de ac1t r lc
cen Canells, con Mono y Con Iufan
to, y vamos a bailar hasta que ANA.
nezcs con las danBs vesti1as de anna
riilc que en- houor de Ia verdad tie
nen faego en- ell ALMA, proporcionar
placer al cJraz6n y prestan suenOs
idealos a la mente
ConQue au revOir, and until tC
night.
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Cr0niCQ
de Paris,

Hablan los S beran de Euro
pa, los GGbiernoe. las cl&sas directo
rae, l. aristocra"ia, Ia plut0cracia,
la b0rocracia, Ell diab'o ell inferno,
hAbl2 tOd0 el mundO Dudiente de Ia
neCesidAd de refcanAr, la aparqufa,
Y h jeando peri6d!cos do orden
encuentco:
Pr1m2e3'o E te parrafo de- una
carts, notable, como suya, que Max
d'OlejIl Cs2ribp, desde New York, al
reacciOnario Figaro
SHAY T9mp1r to-, Ia encantadQ'
rs canta hte, ha dado aver un almper
20 su am ga la bella Lillian RQs6el,
csntatriz muy conocids on America.
Doce GU biertos. Dicz mil rosas xFrau
ciaS alderman la habitAci0nes Y Gu
bren Ia mesa. Imports del slmuerzo
de las IL d2mas, 1900 dollars, mas
de 200 dollars por c4b,zR. ~ de-
Cir que no hubO nadie que zurras9
la badana a esas geGti es mujerci-
tas!...
Mas ALA, ell contrasto terrible, Ia
tra g9dia etern0. Una madre, ioven,
quiere mantener sas tres hijos. Ca
ma cuatrO dollars por semana. E.
alquiler de su babiatcitn Ia cuesta
tres SO lars. la pobre mpier luchA
y sucumbe. AnOche deg0ll6 & sus
hijCs, y iuego s. huHd 8 Ell cuchillo
Ell el p8cuo. "A Que fondar m nue.
vo mupdo, una ci> dad tueva con
instituciones democrat cae, 81 ga de
hatlare en- elias todas las miserias
que exjsten en- este museo de anti
gu9dades que Ge llama Ia 7iej& Earo-
pa!1
Seglmdo. Una noticia del reac
ciOnarlo L'Ec!air: cDe Viena. Ell
Conde Pott c1i hA perdido, en- ma
p&rtda &c bocarTot. tres miilones d
frances, q Ie e gaL6, en- dos hor4s,
M Nic0;as de ( Skoiere. El ministro
de E7t~oo, M. GoIuchow k, est4ba
Irlsonte
Tercero Tn comentario del cor.
servador LIE JIoti1s:
SCI haUqoero Blejchmler fu6
abofet5a}0 por el cQnde S h borg,
e2 Il teatro Metropoie, De B erlfn,
pOrque ell b&0qvoro enceDdi6 un ci
garro Goa IN biliete de 1000 marcos
Il 250 ftaEc1s).1
LIZ g. e, car'ero, tr5yGcdome un
volumiroso Iaqneta dc peti6dlcos
ansrqo'stas de LoudEes, ds Mi au,
de Barcelona, d. B1anos Ares. No
pecasito Ieerlcs ?Para Que? La
lectura de la Prarsa conservadora
de Paris me deja satursdo y edia,a
do.
Cuando hay tantas fanilias me.
nesterC sss, ta1tas njssriss y dOlo'
res que reparAr, tantos crfmines Y
vergti 4uzs que imps dir ne entero
de que doce sef1orites gastan $500
dollars en- almorzar, que un conde
pierde tres millones de frances ju-
gando a los prChibidos y que un ban
Quero quema un bil'ete de mil mar
ccs encendiendo un pitillo.
No quiero saber mas. para
qu@H La cosa esta juzgada. 80.
LUIS BONAFOUX.
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CAMARA
DE DELEGAD0S,
s DE FEBRERO.
PR REsIDENTE ROssY.

A las o. m. Sc reunio la CANA
ra.
No asistieron Coll y Toste, Tous
Soto y z eno Gambia
Abiertala session Sc aprob6 y fir
mo 81. Acta: anterior.
La Presidencia anuncio los asuE
tos comprendidos en- la orden del dis
como sigue:
No hay peticiones: (Es la pri-
mer session que este sucede.)
No lay proyectos nuevCs. Tam
POGO hay proyectos que debao some
terse a cor sideracion.
No hay informes de Comisiones
perm amenities; y sin embargo hay va
rio , infUrmes pendientes.
La Comisi6u de leyes copiadas
devuelve & la CAmsra va registra-
do en- sus libros el Fl. B. 81 del Sr.
Coll y Tosts1- para corregic lack
plotsci6n de ninos y para otros fnes
Sc lego totalmenss el proyecto y So
metido votaci6a qued6 aprobado en-
tercera lectura, disponiendose que
pass al C0nsejo Executive.
Sc lego IN mensaje del COnsejo
UlSO0OAN ~ 2@O &G1S&
Cuerpo no concurrs q las enmiendas
propuesta por la Camara respeto al
G. B No II eRe'ativo al -Trabsjo3 y
solicita que SO nombre una G ,mlsi6n
de conferencias Isobre tales enmpen-
das. Fueron designados por la ca,
mara para tai comisi61 los Sres. San
chez Morales, B3sosa, y Mendez Mar
tinez.
En- otro Menssie del Copsejo
Ejecutivo se participa q Ia Camara
que han sido nombrados los Sres.
BArbosa y Villoughby para comis:on
de @ ynfsrencias scerca de las enmien
d4s propuestas p0r el Congejo al H.
B. Is de Baso3s "a, regplando aatop-
sias y exhumaciones. La Camara
81 vez. des'gn6 para conferenciar
rasre3to tails enmieIdAs, los
Sras. Bsscsa, Coil y Toste y Santa
go We've.
O5ro mensaje del Consejo Ejacu-
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RED -" LINE.

Ia order to facilitate tha shipping
of goods to the pat onS cf 'h3 Red
I'D" Line, this AgeL cy ha decided
to re ceive cargo for New York up
to four o'clock p. M. the day before
the sailing Of The steamers, at the
stores of Messrs Latimer g. Fer
nsndez, where the owuers If the
BLACK LIGHTER COMPANY will
t. Ike thArgs If saEe, def-ayinz all
expers s, until suth fee at shall be
put aboDrd the vessel, charging ON e
CENT PER CUBIC FOOT, tnls
charge to be stipulated on the BIIIs
of LRdir g, which viii be delivered
to the Shippers, duly signed by the
Ag 4nts a few hours after the cargo
has been deposited in the mentioned
stores Cf Latimer & Fernandez.
For more particulars, address
the Agents.
TillGr d, Ca.
G 6m9
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SuDliCamOS at0nCi6n.

sPor que mandan uste3e5 eus nj
nos afuera de Pto-Rlco para apren-
der ingl6s, teniendo shora un tCole-
gio moderpos aquf, bsjo la direction
de los. Pc fe3ores Myers y Ban ks,
G1adusdos en- los principales Cole
gios de Ph,ladslt hia y New York?
Direction San Francisco 68 San
les D. s Al
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IllInCreible Verdad!!!

Cnica vordadera OCCASION para gastar
bien ell din6ro en- regalos, cuyo valor supera
>iempre 4 su coste Objetos de orc de ley
garantizodo (l8 quilates) con hermosislmos
rsplGndidos brillantcs, quimicamente perIec-
los, de mas vaor, pOr su constante eSpIendor
v limppZa, que los vcrdaderOs. DeScOmpOSl-
ci6n de luz, durcza, lapdaci0n perfecta, imi-
Lnlihl, M ~ TN vi llnSA
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NOtiCiaS de Cayey.

Ell cabo de ls Policfa insular don
TirsO Rodriguez ha sido trasladado
& Juncos. Dicho funcjouario cum
p.1a con su debar y el pueblo ha sen.
lido su ausencia, pues su caracter
recto 6 independents, contrlbuian
en- parte & Ia tranquiiidad de qua
aquf Sc disfruta hace meses.
Las festas del Carna7al, estau
animao1simss, Sc iniciaron eFdomin-
go Gltimo y en- Ell Centro de Racreo
"Uni6n" hubo un combate resultan-
do un derrC cha de serpentinss y pa
pelilIos, terminando con ana jarana
que dur6 hasta las IL de IL noche.
CAST todos les dias hSy mascaradas
y So praparan dos bonitss compar-
sas pSfa ell pr6ximo domingo.
Las njHas E ,tela Triae, AmGri-
Ca Aponte y Pepita Arenas y Odiot
@lumnss del professor Sr, Negr6n
CollazO, han sprobado con buenas
no:ss Ell Ser. grado, pssaudo q cur
ar los demas con al Principal Sr.
Vivas, Ambos p; ofesores Sc toman
mucho iater5s por e. adelanto de sus
educandos.
Con motive de ser hoy dia del
santo de Ia Srta. Oh mpia Diaz, hA,
bra por Ia noche una reunion fami
liar en- la que Sc cantaran Rlgunss
plezAs acompan sdas al piano y reci-
tacio res.
Sc estsn recogiendo muchas fir
mas para pedir ell indulto de los con-
deuadOs muerte en- Ponce; todo ell
poeblo eontribuye gastosfsimo, para
yer 81 SO evita tan triste su 3eso.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
CaYeY. Febraro 6 de 1902.
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PREPARADAS EXCLUsIVAN
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N0TICIAS.

Con regular ndmero de alumuos
abri6 las classes el NMuseo de Ia ju'
ventuds colegio que dlrige don ka
mon Cad6 en- Ponce,
E mjsmo dia las cuatro de la
tarde empezacon tambi61 su prepare
ci6n para maestras bajo Ii direcol6n
del mism0 Professor seis s:noritas de-
aquella ciud I'D.
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Nuestro c0lega Ell aDisrio de Pom
ceS ha venido editado jen un sola 10
j. por falta de concurrencis de los
tip6grafos.
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En- Maysgtez, le csy6 una
joven Ia hariila de an cohete, eau
sandole una hsrida y varias quema-
duras,
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Quesos de CANARIAS
GufO de CANARIAS

Quesos de CANARIAS
GUfio de CANARIAS.
Acaban de reclplr So0ricos de
Arms. Cruz 13 n 8 Is 10
Ha fa'lecido en- Yauoo Ia d; tin
guida prtfssora, dcna Etuarca a s..
Ter, esposa Que fa6 del d:stin gu(d ca
oal.ero don Patio Roura.
Sc necesita IN 6eqendierta. as
q h>ole y es3ri6s bjan g i-g,e3 y t9o
ga practica con. erci J.
Apartado 66
Sc dice en- Porce QUE mu1bos de-
los tabaqueros declared s n h7el
g. eG ID faorica g LOS Tres E Gu 1c s.
han recibido proposiciones para ira
bajar en- importsntes fSbr- -ca4 de as.
ia capital Cayey yCsga*
En- Ponce c7nteaierou matr'mo
nio civil Ru6no Colon y Ia senorita
Luisa Maldogado.
A LOS HAOENDAD0g.-E!uyuna
f&brica de azdcar podra tFaba iar ben 5.a m
Triple Efecto, Evapora 4or Mnltip.e. Ell
apara tos Lille es do mas supefioridad que
ning1n otro sistema, y mas econ6mico
Para precioS psrticulareS
DrigiFse r. A Macf1e,
Unico Agente. en- PR,
Gale del Cristo No. /.
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Una Tienda,

Se traspasa una tienda en- el
mejor sjtio de la Capital, con g@ae
res 8 sin ellos. Els una bueaa oca'
si61.
Tnformsran Tanca II a tos de II
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