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The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-24
MUTUAL TELEPHONE co.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Mutual Telephone Co.,
Ltd, will be held at the Office of the
Company on Wednesday, the 29th inst.
at o'clock p. m.
GODFREY BROWN,
Treasurer.
Honolulu, January 81, 1902.
The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-24

United States Marshal Heudry has
received from Washington money tu
pay the Grand and petit jurors of the
federal court. They may receive theu
dues at his office
The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-24
c, BREWER & co., LIMITED
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, Il. 7.
AGENTS. FOX

Hawaiian Agricultural Company Ono
r,ea Sugar Company, Honomu sugar
Comnsny. Wailulxu Sugar Company
Waihee Sugar Company, Makee Sugar
Company, Haleal1ala Ranch Company
Kap lala Ranch.
planters Line and Shipping co.
harles Brewer & Co.'S Line of Boston
Packet
Agents Boston Board Of Underwriters
Agents Philadelphia Board Of Under
writer's.
The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-24
LIST O FF1CERs.

LISI Q FEICEH9.
c. M. { OOKE, President
GEORGE H. POBERTSON,. Manager
r. B. BISHOP, Treasurer and Secty.
COL. W. +. ALLEN. .........Auditor
Directors.
p. G. JONES, H.. WATERHOUSH,
GEORGE r. CARTER.
The Hawaiian star., 1902-01-24

Advertise your Wants IN me sIaF
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Quf Dem 6etm &c.
cnfcr hrs Giienbnln.MoIn@s.

8tng6amton, 9t.@g., 30, Jult.
- Sin @agen, auf pel6em ein
u8a5ebuu Seam" aus Slion, 49,,
auf Dem 8ege naa benz GpielplaBe
par, nurDe BEL 2eiteribire an elmer
8u6ntreu3ung bur6 etnen 3ug Der
,Griez8a6n" bemDlirt. Der 5u5rz
mann, elm Neger, Nomen5 SAOmas
2epis, blie6 auF Der Gtele tobt, un6
einem iungen Manne, Namens Gigz
ner BON bier, nurbe Elm 8ein abge>
f6nitten. y9it8er" 6eB aus Ianttz
cote, beTen Batter unb @e76Gft5fi6rer
5oparo Garl erlitten iapere @er=
leBungen, pd6reno Die iibrigen Bali
Spieler 3eit 6atten, Ii6 bura 9era6z
ipringen gu retten. Der dltere 5eB
befinbet Ii6 in tritii6em 3uItonbe.
ALTOONA, Pa., 80. SuIi. - Sin
pe1tli6 ge6enoer G6neupoit8ug Der
o9ennIDlpunier 8ubn" rannte beute 5u
Bad 5ab0le, na6e 8plipar, in bas
6intere @noe zines 5ra4t5use5. 2pto@
motipfu6rer Sp6n 4emmerling aus
Qltoona bonn eriteren 3uge lam um's
Qe6en unb 1ein 6ei5er. Elm 8remiert
Iopie brei goitclerts purOen perleBtt
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Bum 0Iike Prih[anrn.

HeaDIng, va, 30. sui. = Der
IS Sabre alte 2ouis 0fen6a6, nell
der in Der 8eparaturzW ertitGtte Der
y2e6ig6 : 8aQep : 8a6n" angeiteQt
mar, purOe BEL 8eItzPennz 5tation
pom 8liB g~etroffen anO getObtet. Der
Man fu9r uuf elmer p9anbcar" in
8efeqi4aFt nit flint anberen 8ubn=
8eDienIteten. @r tpurOe BON Der Gar
geI9leubert unb ibm Die S6ube BON
ben 5iBen gerifen. Die anberen
WtGnner purben betGubt, aber ni4t
f6per berleBt.
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@a9lri9ter.

. Giliam s. gau........1 1902 6ol6roofttr.
81 Slmes I. 98ort;ng....1lO Ct=5eOeraIitr.
u &oHis g GoBman........lG2 Ai5quitbfr.
9 8 Charles G. S6dfsr....1S01 @ariorosiue.
3 Mtibael 9. GaieD......1521 @oro=Sotuitr.
ct Graneis g9. 8uOcliiie. .1727 Soarioro=Nos.
M 5bomas g. Rorpooo.. f.. 1902 N~orO=Gosnitr.
10 o GraHf d.. 6root............l725 4ifsnftr.
. Gam Z. WatGubbin, 1257 Ctsglortb=lus.
q 8aulg ID. oarriion....1708 9lmOntz9lot.
u koarrp 9. Saultr......12T SitsjIprtb=Aue.
IL 8 Sobn 8. 1894 llnion=Nos.
. Sydmes Z. Goitcr ..........l908 @isqnitbftr.
q 9ames 3. 8Ob6, psrldng,rte Aisquitbitr.
ii Gamt5 2. Tbomas ....,.9 $40 CfslortbsNDs.
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Die 4rF1te Grn14.

SrGul. 4lice goBn f6retbt BON Ala
Glte @traBe, 8rootlDn, q. g., ME fOIgts
y9a it btcIe LANCE @pnnte bet i6Ied4
ter geiunDGett mar uno nun tpte6er hers
geIteQt bin, 10 regt ii6 Elm OsiiiGl bee
Sant6arfeit in mir fir Bernna. S8
hattie idper an b~eftt8en SGtter5et 5E
(ei6en paGrenb Der 8eriDben unb mar ais
gemein 6coridt, faun a6er Der @aGrbett
gcHaf fagen, baR eintge tuettge 5IaideH
Ger1tnn ale Sdrner5eH beicittgten nrlh
cine neue 5ram Ii nttr raaaten. -
d /. 4Itce . + II.
Die tommenbe yneue 6rdu" in u%nfereHt
2onoe pirb niat bon Sebermann ala
@oblt6Gterin begriBt. Q6er es 8ie6t cine
anoere neue 6rou, bic Sober germ tommeH
IieBt. Seben Sag Bort man bon gebrea<
Ii6en 6rauen, peI6e iogeH: sd bin eins
neue 6rau geiporben burh Or. 6artmun'8
beimif6e 8ebarbIung. G8 1T bIos n0tbigs
Name, @breTe, Snmptome, 9auer ben
&ranf6eit unO bic 8s6an6lung, bic man
bereit5 gebo6t, an 9r, 9ortman, GoIumz
bus, O., ein8uididen, unO &npeiiungen
fir cinen M}onat 9e6anoIung per0en
prompt 3u8sf6itt. Die MeOi3inen t0n4
nen in Der na8iten QPot6ete erlangt tperz
ben.
8enn Sic feline prompttr unb befrieOtz
8en0en &efultate bur6 ben 9ebraud BON
9eruna e%rsielen, 70 fdreiben Gle iofort an
Or. 6artman cine polle Qngabe Sbres
SALES un0 er Dirb Iid freuen, SGnen Ietz
men pert50oIIen 9tat9 t~oitsnfrei gu ertbeiz
len.
QorsFe: Or. 6artmon, qreiiOsnt u
She 6artman SanitQrium, Columbus
Dbio.
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8aGlrt6ter.

8 GrcOrrif 6oltbaus 1852 @ul Str.
y Qorgan Gpans I40i ,Gtts6ottsA3e'
q @corge VI 9apis 1902 &uTrougb-StT.
3 Sobn ~. 9iuo 49,. 1919 Garrettz9oe.
5 Somes Ruf 1913 NuOre=Str.
U IQcu q. Vuuuaun. 1851 RiAarDiou=Str.
q 3pbu 5pues l46O NnorczStr.
3 Robert s.. Gaooen 1886 @HlzStF.
2 4atrid Glarfe . HIP GootnezStr.
81 Charles 3. Cooper . l2l4 8opionz CTR.
u 3bomas q. Spencer 1912 @ulsStr.
9 Soiepb @oot 400 6ollonlzS ctr.
? Eboma5 2. Zee 1859 &ioerfoezE9e.
q Charles ". 9oQelman All ~6oiiOm=Str.
8 Gruet 3. @ater I219 &ipcrIoez2tpe.
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oesf6aBe Elm Delight porfinoen, ipelz
DIES fid auf etpa 8 M}iQtonen Doll
lars belduft. 9ei'm @ei6GftsI6luB
Oe5 geitrigen 5oge5 erga6en ii6 fir
Den W}onot $44, 695,127 Ginnd6merl
uno $54, 1000 Qu5gaben. 0Q8 De-
fi3it betrGgt oa6ar augenblidlt8 3d.
839,872. 9ieie Summe pirD fi8
ii6rigen8 in ben nG97ten beioen 8ageu
perminoern, Da Die Musgaben be83a4
Qe8 iebt i'm Nbne6men begriffen iinD.
Sin Oefi3it, ME ba8 bier angefii6rte,
lit ni6ts ltngep06nlic6e8, benin bic
Nusgaben i'm eriten M}onat 0e5 Sis
talja6re5 iin0 itet5 grOBer, als in anz
beren Mpnaten, neil DieIe 8eptIi@
gungen Ds5 GDngreife5 am 1. Suit
3a6lbar Iinb. N}6gljHer Weiie miro
ii6 6ereitS Gnoe 2luguIt oDer 0}itte
September in ben 8unoe8finan3eu
pieOer Elm tleiner lle6eri6uB ergeben.
8egen 4nar6 item Gin
~ ocaorr,
gtntoonoeruH9s eoHmI1af Saf4
9ednt bat Den GlnDanoerHn9S : Se7
BORDEN I'M 8oa3sn &oaOe DE Pqoto7
8faP9ten Der 4aafQll'en 549sloIIoP'
IpelU3 Il OeF @"ttt' r"98'lpIS CT
tnor0en itno, unO nel3e 't4 9ut penn
g8e8e na9 Den User, Slaaten oeIFaoera
1Ouen, Den P~4oto9raP9!sn IT DE
Snltruttlon bet9e9e1en, o!s Ss'QaIo'7
gun9en 9e9en DE 4ndfQllten gu Hnz
teriuasn unO Die &eute, faa3 DE Sez
idul0l9un9en 1t4 as pe9ranoet err
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na6 tpel84n oas unter6au5 Des cus
baniI6en Gongrefe5 einen 8ei4luB
an9enommen 6at, mad pel6em 0as
ue6ereinfommen 3pii6sn ZEN Ser.
Staten uno Der tatbOliI6en Stride
be3iiglt9 De5 8ir4en : Gi8ent4Hm5
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@ahlrihter.
g&Hrenu Ger gSabIauffI dtssEcbprne Ger
w. Gtaet Baltimore,
S~elfd,tsbduS,
Baltimore, Den 80. Suli

9ultimore, ben 30. Suli 1902.
Sn ltsbereinitimntlne nit ben gori6riften oes
10. abi3nitts oss 81. Nrtitel5 Des b%iieutliben aus
oemtinen @eiebbu6eg bat Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
be Der 6taot Baltimore Die g8abrri1ter tlr Oie
btribieosnen g9aalzQgesinfte Der beingtsn Staol
ernannt uno matt hermit bic Nanten uno Que
98obnungen Der 70 e%1aanntcn Qcriontn. loiplt Die
%rsipefttpe polit.i5e 4art,i bttannt, ipel9e ne ge7
nanntea gtrloasn, Ia Der abhdt Der gSablanlleDe:rS
Ssberoe, 6sr.rs:sn ioleu. Sic 10 e%rnanufsn YsrloS
nsn ~funsirtn ioipobl als q9ablri3ter, ip1e du9
eg Reeifrir=S samt..
Sas &eies ma9t eg pitisr 9sD6rDe sur 4flt6t,
traeno tpst6e 0tesn Die Gabigteit oaer GnaltlltatloH
i-fene elmer ais g9ablridter ernanntsn Yerlon er=
Robtgtr Ginipsnoun0en, bic iGrittli6 bel %oerlsIben
eiuQtrei6t !perOsu m00en, gcnau gu prtltn, nno
irg:no ipsfdeH iolden Ri6tec obsuieben, ipelbsn
bisis{bs bti Der llnteriubunq as ~unpaHenO ooer
uniGbig beiiuStu iolte. Die geb5rDe bsabf6tiqt,
o~ie;eajgtn Ri5ttr, Qegeu pelde feiu 9rotet erbOben
,purps, an upcr uEQeidbr an u. Iugut 1902 einz
jui4rGrsa.
Charles s.. Garter.
gSiIiam i. Nprter,
Sames e.. Wc0lellan, .
99aglauiieber.
CnueA a.. Suhbert.
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QbrsFe: Or. 5artman, Preii6snt IL
She 6artman S~anitQriun, Columbus
Gbio.
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Grnlte 8e6enfen,
Der Strrit mn Die gllartOs- 9n(rI.
MInn fiird1tct in 9Saibin9ton, DaR
So. 9SpIcbiQ 0ctualt att
iucnScn iuiro.


@eitere S6ritte be8 Getretdrs9}oOo3
ge8en Oas &o6urgert6um i'm Slot
ten0isnit. - 9ro3eB gegen gingez
borene Der Sniel g~}inOonoo me-
gen Der grmoroung pOn pierqmez
rifanern, Dag i6ti6e 9efi3it
i'm 9e8ierungs6uus6olt fir ben
0}onat Suli. = S4ritte 9egen
bic GintpanOerung BON 4nordiz
item.
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N6 na6 England,
gOeren Gtnrrale .(tiftn id Git.
Seaeiitcrun9 Der BuudnoiIAcn Se=
tuDbner Der Sapftnot fiir SDtha,
Sc @et mno Sclnren.

96iffstotoftrop6e an Der aiTte Der
binterzin6tf6en 9ol6infel Matotz
ia. : Sin 0ompfer in ben Gruno
gebo6rt uno 40 Menf6en ertrunz
fen, : &6ni9 GblporO modt jeBt
pieber lle6un9en i'm Ge6en, -
4msrifani76e aoblen f6nnen gez
genpdrtig in 6rantrei4 OenU}artt
ni6t be6uupten.
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16 . @iGiant q. Epnrp....12 Ioros9oltoaDitr
= miGiom ) Wlc6ouu ..GI5 Gfs6upettsftr.
n gsm. Qut6er......2 % GeItre=9drfet=Space.
n gRm. 6. @uertb......6 Gil Gf=galtimoreitr.
II . g8iaiam 6. 2otbe........209 NorDz9dDfr.
8 2ouis u. Souq6trIp......15 N~oro@@apltr
Ct Gbeiter 9. Wpers........l41 Noro=8aofr.
81 s.. Slap Naia............@oteI Salt1Hlort'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-12

La solicitnd In de- ir acompafia-
do de una certificaci6n autorixada
cuando menos por an testigo Dc ere
ditto, exponisndo que el solicitante
90 10 persona que representa- ser y
que los hechos expusstos en- la de.
c,srac!6 iurads, SON verdad, seg6n
de clio tiene conocimiento y Green.
ciA Ell testigo.
4 CIUDADANos NATURA.
LES DE LOS ESTADOS UNI.
DOS.-Una solicitud conteniendo
los informes prescritos en- 10 regla
8, ser& prueba suficiente para el ca.
30 de nm cindadano natural de los
Estados Unidos.
EN Ell EXTRANJERO CUYO PA.
DIRE ERA UN CIUDADANO DE
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS. --Ade.
mas de lss mantle staciones exigidas
por 10 regla 8. "a solieitud ha De
5demostrar que "a padre nAci6 en- los
Estados Unidos, reside en- ellos Y
era m ciudAdAno cuando ell soIici-
tante LAci6.
El Dspartsmento puede exigir
que esta declaration jurAda sea 70
buatecida por otro ciudAdAno que
tenga conocimiento de los hechos.
6 CIUDADANOS NATURA.
LIZADOS. .-Ademxs de las nantes.
taciones requeridAs en- In regla 8, mn
ciudadAno naturAlixado debe de in.
cluir an certificAdo de nAturalixaci6n
6 una copiA debidamante certiicada
de L. constancia del tribunal de II
misma CON su s0licitud.
Despues de ser inspeccionada le
ser4 devuelta.
Dsbe mAnifsstAr en- su declare.
ci6n jurada cuando y de que parte
emigr6 6 este pals, On qu6 buque He.
g6, donde In vivido 1onde an llega.
d & los Essados Unidos, euand0 y
ante que tribunal re naturnlix6 y
qna 81 reeurrente o. u persons id6n.
tica deGcrita en- 81 csrtidcado de M
turalixaci6n.
In frma de 10 solicitud hA de
ser id6ntiCA en- ortcgraffa q nombre
del solicitante, seg6n eats ekcrito en-
el certiflcAdo de lA naturalixAei6n.
q SOLICITUD POR MUJE.
RES Isl % soltera, sdemks lie laa
declaraciones exiiidss en- II rsgl1
8, debe manifeatAr que nuncs ha side
OasA u.
Si es eGposa ds un eiudallanO m.
tural de- lo6 Estai1os Uniaos, dehl
hacerse constAr 81 hecho On Il aoli.
tud, 81
81 ellis as e6posa 8 viuda de N
cludadano natgrAlisado. adsm&s d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-12

Las dselarAciones exigidas en- In ra.
glA 3, dsbs enviar para ser exAmina.
do 81 csrtinCado de- nAsuralizaci6a
dc 90 esposo; deba manif fsstar oua
60 esposx e viada) de Il persons
sdeaeritaAen eli mfsmo, y ID Tcumule
exponere los hechos de IN inmiern.
ci6n, nAtural'zac.6n y resideneia.
segtn sesexik en- en- 10 regia que rige
sobre s0licitud de ciudadanos natu
ralixados.
8 Ell HIJO DE UN CIUDA.
DANG ATURALIZADO QUE
RECLAMA CIUDADANIA POR
NATURALIZATION DE 9US PA
DRES-AdemAs de las manifesta.
clones ex'giAas en- 10 regla tercera,
el solicitAnte deba manifostar que 81
8 ella GO hijo 8 b js, co no seA eli caso
de 10 parsona dsscritA en- eli certifi.
cAdo de naturalizaci6n, y 81 cual se-
rA1sOmetidO para su inspection, y
debs exponer los hAehos de inmigrs.
ci6n, natura'ixAci6n y residenc.a,
segdn ae exige an ID reRla 6 uae
est& sugeta 10 solicitud dc ciudadsno
nAturslixado.
- - ~ AsA10A DAAAN ~ :. LII ~ INA
POSSESSION INSULAR QUE DEBE
FIDELIDAD A LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS.-Ademks de las nantes.
tsoiones ex'gidas por lasreg,R 8, de.
be de Malifestar que 10 deba ffdali
dad 6 los E tados Unidos ana NO
conoce fdelidad { ningta otro go-
bierno, y ha de presentar una decla.
rAci6n jurada, Autorix adA eaando
menos por dos testiGos de cr6dito y
que tiene buenas razo aes nara como.
Ger en- sustancia sus declaraciones
sobre nacimiento, resid encia y lasl.
tad.
1C. CADUCIDAD DE PASA.
PORTES.-Un passporte caduca 4
los dos amos, dasputs dc il techs On
que ha sido expedido.
Sc expedite & mo nuavn hac,ando
nueva solicitud. = 81 al snlieitanta al
nm ciudadano .nstur.lixado. al anti !.
quo pasaporteaserf seeptado On ia.
gar de un certidcAdo de naturalisa.
ci6n, si ae We que II solicitud nor Il
cuAl fu6 expe1ida eontiene su1iciente
informe sobre Il naturalisaai6n ial
solicitants.
12. ESPOSA. HfJOS MEMO.
RES Y SIRVIcNTEs .-Guandn 81
solicitante u acom pa1aao IA n a.. u
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LEI De taS.

Una lsy dol CoDgrsso aprobadi
en- IL de Julio do 1902 autorixa 5.
Sacretario de Estado para qse dict,
reglAs 81 cbieto de que se dan pasa
portes q los que 10 solicitan y pne.
dan chtonerIOs. .S'. -. - I
Hs squi Ias reglas:
! POK QUEEN lEBE EXPE
1LRSE Los e PASAPORTES.
- f01ic1tnd para 0btenera ur
pasAportespOr una persona, en- una
g LAP p0sesi0nes lDsulares de loa
EstadOs Unidos, debe hAcafso II Je
fe Eiecntvo de dichA posesi6n.
Una persona que targa derecho
6 recibir nm pasaporte J - halle
stomporalmente On 81 extran3eroa -
% - soliottAflQ del TeprooentautG
diplomati00 - los MStaAoe HnidnG
en- 81 ptia quo 9Oltera onoontIaFGns "
en- aaaenoia del representAnte Aiplo-
mAtico. q c6nsul general de Lon Ms-
tsdos Unid0s.
Las declaraciones neosaarias
pueden haeerae ante 10 ofiainA ael
consul de los Estados Uniaos mas
cercAna.
A QHIEN Sc LIE EXPEDI.
IA. ss';s d
LA Lsysprohibe ID soncasi6nl
De pAsaportes 6 cuAlquier persons
quslno le deba hdeliGad & los Esta.
dos UniAoss
Una persona que solo hayas he-
emo 90 0eciaracion de intenci6n de
ser eiudadano de- los Estalos Uuidos
no puede recibir nm pasAporte.
8 SOLICITUDES -Una nerso.
m que tenga de1echo 6 recibir nm
pasaporte debe haoer ana solisitud
por escrito en- forma de una dsclara.
cion 1urAdA
La declaration iuradA ha De ser
WeGimOn1e0A Dor nm 1QnC10nAS1O an
tornado para recibir juramentos, VI
at tisne sello Official, debe pon6rse.
10.
0A ny bAeAe beA1Os ID CAIS0G0f
oncial dsbs.ser legAlixaaog por unas
1e6tsAvaca0N ue ~ hUbOFtQA0 lo&Al
90kAA RSv0A&b0t s-3
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I0tfa cft
que Interest,"
4 los puerto los que
que pelearo11 Ell ( Cuba.
HsbAns. Cubs, "a otb.e. ds 1902.
sr. Dirscsor
dc ia Correspondents
dc Pte,Rieo.
0tfa

Distipguido ST.: Hunlico & Id.
Atentamente II publicaai6n ~ esta
EcArtAs ~ - ditaAo peri6 lido,
pAtao0npeninncfa q aQ6&IlOs gene.
|Koeos y01fentaA pualtorriquafIoo
que hGnrakon On u ei6rCito Liberta.
|dor % Cabs. 9 Il dc los fAmitiaras
de osquea1nufieron por u libeftAd
de satas hey6lca TERRA q despu&s que
por ellnsecmbatievon. .iS
6eg61 oportunamente 70 he he.
|,cho sAbes. segd 4 communication que
por medic de mi hermano, al Dr..
Felix To MAlAret, enVi6 ID, d
Comias6 Central RevispIa = sIi0ui+
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La Escuela Velasco
EsTABLECIDA 1890.
2S3 SCharmsrhorn St., BROOKLYN

New York, u. 8. A.
IDI0MAS. INGLES etc., TAQUI-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDI0MAS; MA.
TEMATIOA, TENEDURlA DE- IL
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEGOOIOS, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- OOLEGi0S etc.
Looacion, centrica: hospedage de
Drimera y a precics mcderados. La
Esouela Sc eDoarga de ipstruoc' On y
hosuedage cuando asl SO desee.
OiroIlares informes puedsn obte-
nerss tambien en- sLa Correspon.encia'
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Junta Escolar
DE SANTA ISABEL

La Jnnta Escolar en- session ce'
lehradA hoy:acord6 anunciar para su
provisi6n, por veinte diAs, { contaS
de 10 feoha, las siguientes Escuelas:
CuAtro rurales para isus respec.
tivos cAmpos. Los aspirantes diri.
ian sus sclicitudes dsbidamente 10.
cumentadask estas Preaidancia.
b Hanta Isabel, Octubrs % de
1909.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-12

Sc venden 3 coches gran
des, CAST nuevos y ID parejas
de caballos, sanos y j6venes,
todo q precio li1nitado, pl-
diendo realizarse dicha veIta
por el total de coches y caba-
los 6 por parte solamente
Dirijirse a aGarlos II. Blondet
Rio Piedras Kil6metro II.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-25

The fourac Sons for Estey Factory AS
big dry kiln are nearly Completed. The
foundations of the old Estey Carriage
Co. plant We're dug UP to furnish the
stone.
The members of the Church Of Christ
balloted last Sunday, and unanimously
decided to tender Rev J. H. Coultard
his position as pastor for another year,
beginning May 10. Mr.. Coultard will
probably accept.
f. j. Weber and w. E. Aten are
enthusiastic sportsmen. They recently
went down the river as far as Oakley
lacking up warning to fishermen
against catching black bass in the
closed season, April to May 20.
John NJ. Henderson died last week
at Colorado Springs. Mr. Henderson,
who leaves a mother and sister, was for
merly associated with J. c. Johnson in
the drug business, and before the war
was first lieutenant of Company G, Third
Michigan Infantry.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-25
Grand Concert In Christ Episcopal
Church, Tuesday Evening,
April 29th.
PROGRAM-PARTI.

PROGRAM-PARTI
Organ and Air melodieux. ...... Carl Bohm
Nlolln.. Cavatina. y. Froelich
Miss Conant and Mr.. Wesener
2-"Infiammatus" Observation-Disclosures ossini
Miss Hattie Hunt and Miss Looney
with Chorus of forty.fi voices.
3-Duet, Il will Magnify Thee, Marsh
Miss Cornwall and Mr.. j. Cornwall.
4-Concert overture. Sappe
Mrs. John McKinnon.
5-Selection, Gentle, Holy Saviour. .Gounod
6-Selections from 1.-THE Holy City,. .Gaul
George NJ. Whaley and Chorus
duet, 1.-THE Lord My Pasture Shall
Prepare, ..... .............,. Mozart
Mr.. John Cornwall and Miss Cornwall
PART II.
Triumphal March. Sullivan
spring song. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iebltng
Mrs. j. McKinnon.
2-"I Waited for the Lord" . Mendelssohn
L. Is. Allison and Fanny jones'
Duet and Chorus.
3-Baritone Solo, ut Is Enough. ...... Handel
Mr. Fred G.. Ellis.
4-Violin Solo, "Andaute Cantabile". .Froelch
Mr.. August Wesener,
Organ Accompaniment by Miss Conant
5-Soprano Solo, 20 Lord Unto Thee
Miss Stella Looney.
e-Bass Solo, '"rhe Choir Boys Dream,
........................E E. A. Lambert
Mr. j. B. Mcintosh.
7-HalleluJah chorus .....................Han Handel
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-25
Fordney is Alright.

The Cass City Chronicle edited by
F. Klumpp, former pastor of the Salem
Evangelical church of this city, in its
last issue endorses Congressman Fordney
as follows:
In a recent letter. to the Bay City
Times Press congressional. Aplin speaks
very highly of the Michigan congress
man who has stood shoulder to shoulder
in the beet sugar fight. Especially does
he commend Congressman Fordney who
is the recognized leader of the beet
sugar forces. This is what he says,
Whatever you may think about our
work here, I want to assure you that
we have made splendid fight under
the leadership of Joe Fordney, Of Sagi-
nav, who has been a most indefagitable
worker giving up his own pleasures in
order to serve the people of his district
and the entire state. He certainly
deserves special mention in our papers
for the good work he has DONE"
Not only does Mr.. Fordney deserve
special mention in the newspapers, but
he is deserving of the most loyal support
on the part of the farmers of the eighth
congressional district as well. Mr.
Fordney has stood nobly by the farm
ing interests of his district.
He spares no time or expense to pro-
mote the industrial interests of his
district and in this respect has accom-
plishad more thani any other former
congressman. The farmers should see
to it that he be continued in his present
position at least for another term.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-25
F0RDNEy'S POSITION.
No Truth in Report That a Cir
cular is to be Issued
ON THE THIRD TERM ISSUE.
Willing to Leave II to the People to
Decide-Ncver Said He Wouldn't be
Candidate

From the Saginaw Courier Herald
Rep. Joseph w. Fordney said yester-
day that he had not been advised of
the purpose of some of his managers to
issue such circular as was referred
to in these columns yesterday morning;
that he was sure that no such circular
was being prepared, and that he had
at no time said to anyone that if nomi-
mated for a second term he would decline
all further honors. No congressman
could have any influence when it was
definitely known beforehand that his
term of service would expire at fixed
date He had never at any time stated
that he would not be candidate for a
third term, and so far as he was con-
cerned at present he was willing to
leave the question of the number of
terms for the people to decide. No con-
gresham of this district for more than
90 years had been turned down by his
party convention for a denomination
When changes were made they We're
made by the voters and not by the con-
vention, whose duty was to choose can
didates. He knew of no reason why the
coming convention should prove an ex-
ception.
In William Alden Smiths district the
convention had been called for May
90, and he would be satisfied with that
date for the eighth district convention.
Two years ago he and Mr.. Smith were
nominated on the same day, the result
of the election was satisfactory to both,
their relations have always been har-
monious and he was perfectly willing
that the campaign of 1902, so far as he
and Mr.. Smith were concerned, should
start on the same day
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-25

People in general may yet have re ason
to be glad that he.poverty stricken
millionaires in the United States senate
had to pay fifteen cents for their
customary ten cent sandwiches this
week That extra nickel which it cost
some of these multi millionaire senators
to get their MONDAY sandwich assumed
bigger proportions in theireyeslthan all
the stories of the advance in the prices
of beef by the beef trust could even sug-
gest. All of which may be considered
to be additional proof that the way in
which to bring any matter to the proper
attention of man, even millionaire,
is through his stomach. 1t is said that
there was very vigorous determine
ton on the part of the senators to make
a fight against the trust toinakeit look
much smaller in fact than the fifteen
cents to which price their sandwiches
had risen, ., - - -