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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06
KEITH.
rs. j, K. DeIarnetti . on ID ~

Mrs. j. X. D~eJarnett Is on the sick
list.
Mr.and Mrs. Chns. Roe spent sun
day in Rich Hin.
j. X. DeJarnett had valuable
horse to die last week.
Mrs. Atwood mother 81 Mn.
James Shnmate was on the sick list
week.
We will see what kind Of "a wealth
er prognosticator Mr.. G~roundhog 4,
II he was ont Sunday he must have
seen his shadow.
Wonder II the committee has been
out 70 see two 90 the Keith baehe-
lors about attending prayer meeting
yet.
VIM King has had company the
past week the tooth ache.
Sunshine e,oved "a horse back sat
urday evening in that snow storm.
The next fine we start out calling Il
win be some day when 81 isn't snow
ing.
VIM. wheatley bought a span Of
horses from W. Bruce last week did
not lie arm tie exact price something
near $500 CD.
Ed and Jim Costello started ia
town last week with a hiE,supply o.
rabbits but some body had furnished
the people Of Rich Hill with rabbits
so the boys had rabbits 90 throw
away.
We agree with the Adrian serlb,
about every voter reading the 'old
Politician we nre not a voter bat
IL Is always the first we read.
II the boys only know how bad
Emma ana Maud wanted Ca plUy
carrom they would be around the
next snowy evening
There Il 50 many Widowers AROUND
hers we win have 10 give tlei.
uames hereafter when we write IN
ans little jokes. each onc tries {,
tarn the joke ON the other one
Tuesday some of the men work
ing ia coal pits iroze their ears, toe.
and fingers, Some think a. wa'
the coolest this winter Dan ROOF
froze two fingers and ONE thumb
We Will take back what we sait
some time ago about makclnt
garden.
SUNSHINE.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06

The young gentlemen who arr az.
tending the Appleton city academy,
visiting hothe folks over Sun.
day.
Geo. Burkesaer and father wcrc IN
Rich Hun Thursday.
Mrs. Bell aud deughter, Of Wagon.
er, l. IT, returned 60 Papinsville
Thursday.
Mrs. II. SUNNY OF Prairie City,
was visiting relatives at this place
last week,
Oscar Britt and brother OF Round
Prairie sislted relatives. at this place
Sunday,
The young people Of Papinsvinc
must watch for valentines day.
Goidenrod knows most OF them, II
they arr not al acquainted with her.
SO watch out for the comic valen-
tines.
A. o. Finley was In Rockville last
week.
Tom Grimm and wife, OF Lone Oak,
attended quarterly meeting at this
place Saturday and Sunday.
Charley Maxwell was in Rich Hin
Monday.
GoLDENRoD.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06
ARTHUR.

Cold weather and plenty OF snow
siil the leading iaetorin ourvtcinity.
Sheds and sleIghs are becoming
quite fashionable.
Rev. Tiernan and daughter nom
near Amos Mo-, were the guests 81
T. W. Huckin sunday night.
The Misses Sanders Of Nevada.
were visiting their cousin. AIRS T.
Googc, u this city. last saturduy
Mr. CLARK, Of Adrian, Mo, WAS wise
itiug Airs. Googe. Friday. last:
Mr. Clark Is a brother OF Mrs.
Googc.
Mrs. Sanders Is stlll on the sick list
Mrs. Huckin aud neiee. Miss Mar
gle Huckin win leave here tomorrow
for Kansas City to visit Mr.. and Mrs
ia Phillips. Of that city.
w. Ratlidge and wife who reside
near Ketterman, visited n. ". Hnrk.
In nui family Monday. Theo came
from ogden ~. Ia Octoipr aud rur.
CHASED property near keiteunan.
they ram we'll pleased with ihrlr
ngw home IN Missouri
WIDE AwAEE
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06

but we fear when Gabe came up 10
vote hewould refuse toyote straight
Lou Palmer has sold his residence
property to Joe BlOeoer, and viii
move to Kansas City,
Tom Hoots has opened up n res
taurant IN connection with his Rack
etstore.
The Globe Democrat was a hum
mer last Sunday. Old Politician Is
all right.
Mrs. J.. l.. Han resigned her posi-
ton In the public school on account
OF m health aud the vacancy was
filed by a lady from Warrensburg.
DIR. futile, Judge Carr and Frank
Walters returned Saturday from a
weeks hunt tn Arkansas. They new
er left the cabin on account OF an
enormous coat OF sleet aud ice, aud
after waiting three days for "A thRw,
gave up and come home.
Bon HARr.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06
ROCKVILLE.
More land buyers in town.


Quite a crowd attended literary at
Usage last Friday night.
]. NJ. Laughlin made a business
trip to Oklahoma last week.
Rockville will certainly boom
when che gets the new railroad.
Mrs. Cooper. OF Joplin. has been
the guest OF friends in this city.
We understand Porter Midkin
has sold his business to Selders.
c. d. Richie left last week for Ne
braska, where he win travel for a
clothing house.
NJ. D.. Robinson accompanied Miss
Linnie Sharp to Rich Hill last week,
returning Thursday.
Gid Richardson accidentally shot
himself while out hunting last Sat
urday. The wound Is not serious.
VIM. Price. our popular hay deal
er, has closed his business here for
now. He departed last Wednesday.
Our young people have enjoyed
the cold spell immensely. Skating
and sleighing parties have been the
fad.
Miss Anna Kratz who has been the
guest Of her cousin, bIrs. JAS. Pow
ell, has returned to her home in Os-
eeola.
Geo. Circle and wife, Of Rich Hill
were guests OF Grandma Preston
Mrs. Cs. mother, the latter part o
the week.
The Daughters Of Re5eccah held
their installation OF officers last
week, after which an elegant lunel
was served. Quite n number o
guests from schell City were mat,
tendance.
The entertainment given by the
ladies OF the Christian church Tues
day evening was well attended. The
program was well rendered and en-.
loyed by All present.
Geo. W. Landes, well known e
many OF our citizens, dropped dead
on the street in Kansas City, a weel
ago Saturday. The remains wer'
taken 20 Schell City. On Wednesday
morning funeral services were held
from the NJ. +. Church, Mr. Landei
leaves a wife and five children, al
grown, TO mourn his loss.
ORION.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06
Ten Cents for Ten weeks.

The ST. Louis Mirror II a twenty
eight page paper. IN magazine form.
edited by William Marion Reedy, as
Sisted by "A stan Of contributors com
pri-lng the best writer's and literary
authorities ON an current subjects,
social, religious, scientific. financial,
literary or artistic.
The Mirror Il a weekly review OF
men and affairs; a treasury Of short
stories and good poetry; a paper in
which the beet books, hest plays
and lpst music are ably reviewed.
aud an topics a contemporary inter
est are given careful attention. Il
Is the up-to-date paper for the mer
chnnt, the teacher, the professional
man, the student, the politician, "a
well az for woman and the home.
II you win send US Zoe In silver or
stamps, We win mail the Mirror 20.
your address for ten weeks.
The MmRoH, ~. Louis, No.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06
ADRIAN.

John Rink moved 10 Oklahoma
Monday where he secured a good
claim.
Miss Nancy bryant, who was ser
lousy wounded with a rifle about
three weeks ago, was on the street
sunday.
Esau Hartsell says II the gentle
man who Visited his wood house
Monday night viii come again. he
win make Il Interesting for him. He
Is well known.
As Il. Wright was coming to town
Last week his horse broke through a
sulyert and broke lts leg. The ami
nal had 20 be shot. Surely some
'ody ought 20 be- Responsible for the
s.,
Constable futile wac a Butter Wis
or Monday.
Miss Daisy Argenbright Of Butler,
~ visiting Adrian friends iast
,eek.
sYme ~ these pillering mendicants
uil reap their reward SOME al these
loo nlshts rhes win strike the
wfapg plaec sonelhaa
6Abp couuts ticket as suggested
a lhe Review, Is perhaps essepiiai.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06
REAYLEY.

VIM. Robertson paid a visit TO
Rich HiH. Friday.
sc. Griggs attended the republi-
can convention held at Butler, satur-
dag.
Owing to the severe weather there
was no Sunday school at our place
Sunday.
still winter Il king. The thermOm-
eter registered 1 degrees below zero
Tuesday morning.
Ben Davis has bought the house
formerly occupied by Charlie TOurti-
lott and Joined IL 10 his own.
Ice Is about eight inches thick.
Now Is the time for everybody TO put
up a supply for the coming summer.
our boys have been Staying rabbits
TO a 'fare-you-wel" the last week
ana stiIl there seems To he plenty Of
them left.
Miss Iona Griggs was present at
a very enIoynble party at the home
Of Prot r. Is. BORON, Wednesday
night o. last week.
Mr.. Groundhog surely saw hts
shadow Monday. We cannot ex-
pect an early spring this year accord
ing 60 the old Slgn
Guess we viii have Go Ego way
back an eft down" We did not hear
one thing Of that AFFAIR az Reavly
pay day night until we read Il In the
TmBuNE. We hope those boys VIII
take warning Ia time and turn NJ
a new leaf for the lutun,
Osage school was agreeably "a m
pelsed by a vlslt from the sprague
school last Friday. They were nc
eoiopanled by their good teacher,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06
kICK A DNg

Kick a dog and he bites you
He bites you and you kick him.
The more you kick the morc
he bites and the moreh he bites
the more you kick. Each
makes the other worse.
A thin body makes thin
blood. Thin blood makes a
thin body. Each makes the
other worse. II there is going
to be a change the help must
come from outside.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
nSip. AZ DIedks UP sulh :
combination. First it sets the
stomach right. Then it en-
riches the blood. Tha
strengthens the body and j
begins to grow new flesh.
A strong body makes ricl
blood and rich blood makes
strong body. Each makes tic
other better. This is the way
SCOTS Emulsion puts the thir
body on its feet. Now it car.
yet along by itself. No neec
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06

II child has abadsmcnlng breath,
II IL hahitually picks its nose, 10 O.
does not sleep soundly, Hiti a hollow
eyed. lit has "a pale, bloodless com-
plexiOn. u II f. growing thin and
lifeless, give q Mothcrs Worm syrup
and you viii remoye the cause 90 lts
disease quickly, Then win Its little
cheeks get red and rosy. 10 appetite
and digestion improve, audlts health
be better. Prize uniy zoe. No either
woFm-kliier 80 . neciiye
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06

Al the ministers meeting this
week il was decided 10 ask The
members ana friends Of lhe diner-
ent ehurehs FOR q donsiioa q mon
.ey or anything thai could be used
in aidinG the poor Of our city.
These TO be brought 70 tie
churches on aeAl rsesaay
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06

OF medicine.
This picture represents
the Trade Mark of Scoas
Emulsion ana is or the
wrapper of eveg bottle
Segd fer t-ee ple-
SCOTT & BOVINE
100 Pearl New York
soc and ST. IN Druggists
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06

Professor Genihlar. Who mndc a
very nice lltilc tale which was high.
" appreciated hy ouf school. somp
ine music was wondered aud q grand
good time WIS culoycd by all We
hope they VIII come uagin soon
EzEkE
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06

Reader-You win confer a lasting
favor and receive a reward II you
win report the name of dealers try
Ing to sell you a substitute for the
Madison Medicine Co.'S Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Ask your druggist.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06

music teachers, doctors. banker,
cooks. photographers, ba~rkceners.
BARRIERS, and members Of other pro-
icsstons and cailings The printer
gets a bad name brcause the nature
OF his business teaches him TO detect
shams, while ne scorns hypocrits.-
poinfcrs
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06
PAPINSYILLE.

BRO. Boreland was ia Rich hifl last
Friday.
Miss Mary Jackson was Ia Rich
nnl Tuesday.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
L~NNNNNVN NNNNNNN,

Il has heCn suggested by a num-
her Of good bones, historians that
thc recent earthquake was a warn
ing to the honorable citizens of Mis-
sour to vote the abominable Dem
ocriic ung out Of power. II is to
be hoped that the people will accept
the situation and heed the earthqua.
kes warning.-Centra Missouri
Republican.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-06

An underground fire has been
raging between Florence and syria
cuse, ia thiscouuty. since about No
vh nber lst. George Bluhm. Of Flor
eure was in town Wednesday aud
reported that the fire first got out
iu the woods and then caught some
eutcroppine roal aud burned several
ST and IS now covering several
acTcs-Nersadlles Statesman.
y printing Office, says a writer, X
usually considered "A rather tough
pinte and the newspaper worker a
uiiahty bad man. statistics. how
ever Do NOT bear out that idea. OF
$40 iu the Texas pcnltcutiary. there
20 NOT @ printer or n newspaper man,
While thvrc are ministers. lawyers,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20
In COmpatriOta
de YabuCOa
que e.ti dispuesto q Sc
cundar el pensamlento de
union entire hermanos.

ga nos envfa para que le demos
puhlicidsd, 10 siguienta manifssta
cion:
sCor forme en- nm TODD con el
Ma. ia sto publicado en- LA CORES
PoNDENCIA por ruestro rt mpatrlo.
to Don Rosendo Mntienzo Cir tr6u /,
eumpla mi debsr de buen puerto
rriQutf1o hscer constar que estny
di-puesto & secundar SD lsuasble
pepsamiento de union entire hernia.
NOS, y 6 segair una politica que,
aotmAs de copclpir con los rsncores
Us. aaiopAmientos que existep, lteve
nj Pals por los senderos del orr gre
81. av~r taudn In viquezs p6blics al
nivel que puede alcAl Ear por SD pri
vi vglA sueIu, medlxnte los es-
fusrgos que el pAtriotismo de todos
hAgA raali2Rr.
Yahucoa Agosto /, ,902.
JULIAN DELGADO..
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LO que diiO IN JueZ.

No m mucho tempo NOS ocupA'
mos en- estas columnas del teo deitto
de perju.io, no solo por 10 que signif
ca, sino porque dificulta y obstacnli.
81 In administration de iusticia.
Jurar en- vsno CON perjuicio de
tercero, es un delito abominsble y el
c6digo VICENTE csstiga CON severas
penaa el delito q que aludimos.
Pero results que muchas veces,
con ID conviction moral del periurio
Que Comete nm testigo ell Juez Sc We
1mposibi ,itado de imponer al castigo
por falta de pruebAs materisles.
POGO ha que tuvimos oportuni-
dad de hablar con nm Juez de uno de
loa TribpnAles de San Juan y NOS
deci4: sSi los pueFtorriquefios quia-
rem Que SO les hsg~ justicia que ayu~
den & los encargAdos de administrar
la.D
aHoy tnve un caso, nos dijo, por
sgree'on. Tengo In conviction futi
ma de one los que d a clara
rcn conociAn de 81, y sin embargo nc
SO atrevieron 6 mo- quisieron decla
rAr, tai ve2 por tenor 8 amistads
Eetoy resuelto cootinto el Sr
Juez, & echar todo Ell peoo de l@ ley
nj primer perjuro one con pruebas
bxDtantss cAigA dsntro de aquell&
Quiaro imponer un castigo qae sirva
de saludable ejemploD
sLA saliva guards de 10 sociedAd
es IL ley y 81 6sta no puede apliaarse
SO entronizaris In impunidad, poi
rAnto, ningGn ciudadAno debe elndil
Ayudar q In justlcis.S
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Viaie original.

Kslamaxoo Mich George Hall,
mensA iero del tren de Westbonnd,
viajando en- uno de los wagons de
carga vi6 una GAIA may grands, que
l,am6 en- atanci6n Sospech6 q ae
hubIese slguno dent % de ella, y
cuando lego su destino el tren, re-
solvi6 se abrir dichk GAIA comuni-
caudo III iefe de e stAci6n su sospe
chas Efectivamente, al abTir dicha
GAIA encontraron dentro de ella IN
mozs'bete como de 18 sfioa de ed ad
que dno llamarse William Edmon
son. d. Boston. Ii joven decfa que
como no tenia suficients dinero para
ps gar ell visje, habfa escrito sd "a.
milia di i6adole que faeran In Es
taci6n 6 buscar una GAIA dirigida
ellos y en- la cual ilfA 81. .Djio ade
mas que habia hablsdo CON nm ami
go para que 10 metiera en- el fardo y
10 lie v ara 6 ls Estsci6n con muchc
cuidado.
Esmenson dijo tambien que 81
era an Jockey y que ha montado lot
neiores cabsl,os de carreras del pa1.
El case no ,es .nuevo. Viaies de ess
iodole SO dan con frecuencia y gran
des apuros tsmbien pasan los que
por tan original sistems de transpol
to 30 resuelveD.
De todos modos es una stenua
ci6n del snceso To- circun stanoia dc
que an viajero sin recurs os sea tai
modesto que se avengs & aceptar hu
mildemente la cAtsgoria de fardo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20
HISp0RIE'TA.

Sc refere To- siguiente anecdota
del que es hoy Rey Ednardo,7
Estaba an pobre macnacho pes
cando en- nm 'estanque de Londres,
eusndo acert6 8 pasar el hiio mayor
del Principe de Gales y tuvo la ocu
rrsncia de tirar vi agas eli cesto don
dc guardaba sus pescsdoa el peque-
no psscador.
FL chico, al yer asi defraudado
su traoajo, enpuf1a una cuerda y zz
rro CON todas hus fuerzas al duquesi
to.
A los gsitos del nif1o acud;6 el
Principe Gle G Gales y psegunto al hi
jo del pueblo por que pegaba & su
primog6nito.
-sedor, respondi6 al muchacho,
10 castigo pnr habsr arroiado III sgna
intencionalmante ell dnico alimento
que uevaba para mi nadre erferma
para mis- hsrmanitos. SQae come
ran ellos hoy, eusndo acsbzn de 10
tarme el pruaucto de toda una noche
de tranajosS
~ 10 sabes quien 90 ese nifo?
preguato Il Principe.
Isl, s6 que es hiio dol Principe
de Gales y n1eto de IL Rsins de Ia.
gaatarra,
bravo muchachoI Toma este
dinero que to resarcir& de L. p6rdi
Go, si slgda otro dia vuelvs 81 ME
to oe la kslna 8 hiio del Prfacipe
de Il aies nctar III sgna tn casto de
Pascadoss ccga 1a cuerda yp9gale
mas reclo.
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DeSaVenencias abord0
de un barco explOradOr.
MiStertoS abordo duralte ell
Viaje.

Cristianfa Agosto 8 Comnnican
de Honingsvasg que el Captain Jo-
hannsan, Comandanta de <La Am6-
ricse que lego el dia 10 de Agesto
q sqcsl puerto, teniendo sbordo & M
Bslwin, explorador de las regiones
articss, ha pedido ser enviado ante
un Tribunal Maritime para expliCar
ae sobre varfos incidentes que SO pro
dujsron durante el viaie dc L. explo-
raci6n al Polo FL sMorgenblads ru
blics eli cablegrama y dA las mott
cias sensscionales actualmeGte en-
circulation, siendo una de elias, one
sl Captain fue depuesto de So manao
durante el visie; y otro cablegrama
de Tromhoe dice que el photo de
<La Americas ha pedido que SO ins
truya nm procsso en- averiguaci6n de
las csrsas que han motivado In muer
te miatariosa de varios marinos de
10 tripulaci6n durante el visjs al Po
In.
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N0TICIAS
de la Corte britanica con
motive de la coronation.

Londres Agosto 16. En- una car.
tn del Ray Edusra dir'gida al Al
csl lde Autoridades de Portsmouth.
er respuesta 6 otra, que estos ante.
riormente In habian dirigido, dice:
~Estny muy contanto por 10 laaltsd
que h&cia mf. ha rostrado ell Impe-
rio dnrAnte mi enfarmedad
El regAlo que h'zc la Abadfa de
Westminster al Ray E iuardo, con-
istfa en- an crpcifjn de GRO repre-
eeptsndo Ia Virgen y San Juan.
LR multitud de extranjaros que
ssistio & L. CoroDaci6n del Ray, ocu-
pabs mn espacio de dos millAs, y lR
mayors consists en- muieres ele-
gantemepte vastidas.
e nd nero de pe"sopas que pa
g6 para ir III Puepte Van3h1il, para
desde I YER 10 Coronaoion, ascen-
di6 4 10000
I'm despAcho de Portsmouth, di.
CO que anochs, toda la E,cuadrs an.
cladA en- aquel puerto estaba precio-
saments iluminAda CON luces ei6ctri-
cas- fArolil os de todos colores.
Dos mil ccnvidados asistieron &
10 ccmids dada por el Alcslde de
Portsmouth, en- Ell <Victoria Park ,
Al actc asisti6 gran n6mero de altos
pers sjes del Reino u lido.
Tn despacho del Corresponsal
del eTimess an Wellipg pgton, Nav z -
land, dice que 81 racto cabRll6ro Ri.
chard Seddon, no ha acceptable 81 tt
tulc de Baron.
El 4reports anuAl del Postmas'
ter General del Estado Do al asom-
broso ndmero de 10 600 600 de car
tAs no eutregAdas dueante Ell 6ltimo
afo El promedio de las cartAs en-.
tregad2s 6 cada persona de 10 Gran
B cetsiia, es de SO,
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UN RUM0R
EN- SAINT THOMAS.

Agosto IA. Core aquf el rumor
de haber siao harido el consul ame-
ricano en- Gap Hatf. Habi6ndose re.
fagiado algunos fugitivos del pals
en- el domicilio de dicho consul, los
persegnidores de squellus csyeron
sobre la cssa hiriendo al citsdo fnn-
c'onario. Ergenaral cresncia que
ese rumor es incierto por no haber
tenido confirmaci6n Immediate, pero
s. sa sAbe one 10 guerra en- aquel
pals contip6s sin tregua sin que Sc
yea cercA su t6rmino tan terrible
situaCion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20
MONTE PI0
M6dicO-- Pharmaceutical.

La pr6xima asamblea de esta
asncisci6n IN sido fijada para el dia
del pr6ximo Setiembre 80
Como las sociedades vivan del
entusiasmo de sus soaten adores no
es de pensar que aquellos que funda'
ron el Montepfo Medico FArmac6uti
co, faltep 6 II cits. Otra cosa ser1a
abAndonarle & sd suerte y dar una
prpehs de volubilidad aquellos que
debiaran dar alto ejemplo de firme-
"a
Sin duds, en- 10 pr6xima ssAm'
blea v con ma gran concurrencia re.
aolvera su. pronlemss e1 Montepfo
M&dico FArmAc6uticO.
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DeCorado
de tiendas,

Como este peri6dico hace pro.
psgAnoa en- f.v del Adorno v pro.
grsso sUntnA 10 de las tiendas, SO
complAce hey en- bacer pdolico que
t. es indicAciones han sid muy b o
ente n4idAs por al ST., r Mortee, due
no ce an muy visitAdo taller do az.
treriA situAoo en- al n1merC 2S :&l!e
neAuan en- estA ciudMd.
I'll complete y vi-toao sprtido de
corhatss y camisAS, hA sido eslur.
30 ~ E6oiico an una formA tan &C.
tivA rAcional, que 10 es rcSlb q
paeAr d" largo ain detenerse siqn'e
ra un momento, para dAese tu LL&
de 10 dad del surt do.
Y& 10 hemos dich ga Gle te, oua
al buep paf1o or el ~rrA Sc verde, !
fA.... 90 u enester Que e seps 3us
IN el area hay buen pAfo.
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EStadlStiCa
de eXtranjerOS
ENaLOs EsTADOs UNIDOs.

La So parte de los pobladores
de los Estados Unidos Unidos son
extranjeroa que practican las cos
tumbres de Sd pals en- cierto modo,
asi como sostisnsn sus peri6dicos on
SD idioma natal.
Los 5000. 600 de extrsnieros ca
tAn Representations como sigue: alsma
nes, 1900 600: suecos 1.sOO,G COO; no.
rusgos, l5o 600; franceses, 900. 900;
itallsnos, $4,000; bohem.os, SIC, 600:
daneses, eUO,00C: espafioles 8 hispa
no anericanos, 300, 600; holsndsses,
$50 600; slaves, 40, 600; tinlandesss,
300. 600; diversns i .BBo, COO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20
A los maestros.

La comisi6n encargada de redac
tar las bases parA In constitution de
% A sociaci6n de MAestros nos supli
ca recordemos 6 los prof sores de L.
isla Y los de esta capital. que 10
Asambles psra discutir y aprcbar
las re efsridas bases tsndra ef=cto sc
gan "a se ,acora6, en- esta Capital el
domingo proximo "a del coYriente,
en- los eAlones de la eseuela Lin.
coin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20
Jubflaciion
del Almlrante Gervais.
CilCuenta amos de SerViciOS.

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niobrsa presldidAs POI. 81 en- Tol6n.
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do nj Unite da 10 edad marcsda por
In ley, IN dirijido uns alocuciq fell
citando 8 los oficiAles y q los mari
nos por So abnegaci6n, su audacia y
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All: ssl dsiar el servicio, donde he
pssado SO =f1os de mi existancis, es
mi ardiente asaeo dsmostrar eI annie
y que tsDgo.posq que IL marina triun
fs b>jo los vlvos colores que siguif
can II Francis y l. Repdolica