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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-03

The twelve months just past
have been fruitful to the CONNER
ciai supremacy and growth of Nez-
perez and the year just opening
seems full of great promise for our
little city. Let US all unite and
DO what we can to- make the next
twelve months period of great
advancement. Let us build side
walks, grade our streets, erect q
suitable school building, plant
shade trees and in other ways make
our little city attractive to outsiders
so they may be induced to come
and settle in our midst.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-03
BIC LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.

The cash receipts of the Lewiston
land Office for December were
$l9,O02.32, the months business
being one of the largest in the his
tory of the Office. During the
month there were As homestead en-
tries, As timber and stone proofs,
SO final homestead proofs and one
timber trespass. Three contests
were heard DUNG the month.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-03

The president now seems deter
mined to end the Sampson Schley
contention and is now using his
best efforts to restrain congress
from entering into the controversy.
1t is to be hoped that he viii sue
coed as this affair has become a
stencil in the nostrils of the nation.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-03
PIANO FOR SALE.

If you want fine Cabinet Grand
piano, now is your chance for a
bargain such as you will not get
once in a life time. Will sell at
half cost, or will trade for a good
span Of horses, harness and hack.
See A. M. Fletcher At his Paint
and Wall Paper Store,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06
BUILDING IN MAINE.
Enormous SUMS Beipg Spent Thi,
Year all Over the state.

Enormous SUMS Being spent This
Year all Over the state.
II IL estimated that slo,oo0 no worth of
buildings and structures OF ali kinds have
been completed or projected since Jan. 1.
or are now In progress in Maine. Sots bic
In the list of new structures are the
Carnegie library at Lewiston, a $50 600
buildings the Lewiston high school build
ing, costing se5 coo; and the nsw dam at
the Rips, s25o, 600; the Coe block, $1,000;
the Paul block and the MeGillieuddy, the
Coram library a, Bates college. $4,000. A
new wooden mill ia being built which slii
cost $4,000 or more.
In Augusta Is being built the $4,000
residence OF Governor Hill, one Of the
finest In the State. Others in the list are /.
Bangor, the new court house; the Great
Mort bern Paper Co.'s miii at Madison ;
q wooden mill at Oakland; the power and
car house OF the y. & -. st. Ry. Co., So
coo; al Rumford Falls, some $3.50 600 in
houses and business enterprises; at
Wsteryille, handsome new ely build
ing; $4,000 TO be spent by the national
government at Forts William and Prebie;
fine new school house at Alfred, and
one to be built AT New Gloucester.
AT Houltop, where flre did its worst q
few weeks sgo, neg houses and business
blocks are being buiIt as fast as materials
and workmen csn be secured for the
work. The RIckers have spent 10000 al
their new samoset hotel al Rockiand.
New cottages at Squirrel Island, si2,ooo,
and probably at least 100000 at summer
resorts from York to Esstport.
Building operations in Bangor are the
best this summer that they have been for
several seasons past, aud men engaged in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06
FOUND IN A ooppER BOX
Opened After Forty Yesrs-Contents all
Right, and of Great Iater.st,


Opened ai'er Forty he"rs-Oonients ali
Right ana oil Great iater.st.
IL Is interesting 10 note AT tnis time,
when tue massachusetts, Charitable Me
ehsnics ASSOCIATION Is preparing TO have
IN Boston genuine oid-fesnioned me
chan'cs iaif' some OF the souvenirs thai
reesh the es1let Gays OF luis association
1hss nave last come 70 ilsht'
oa Sep'emoe ~, leS1' copper box was
piAeea IN 1Dp corner stons OF tue oic
naiaing OF the association, Garner OF
ehaunesy Mno bedford stTesss' Boston
ABOUT Tour yesrs ago the box was removed
from ane eofnef-stone snd taken TO The
once OF the association 10 Mechanics
Daiiaing' VI she afternoon OF July stbe
oox was opened.
Is meaiHm-slzsd box, and shows IN
IT'S outside appearance iittse evidences that
" had lain more than forty years la the
cornerstone. Many Interesting relies
were found therein, among which were a
silver plate upon which Is engraved the
names OF the Officers oil the association
ana Others. There was consideraoie
printed MISTER; copies OF gold, silver and
bronze medals; coins, reports and other
printed data Among the coins were a
so'o medal, formerly an award Tor
telegfAphle apparatus exhibit OF 1856 an
lo0o copper cent Hn 1907 cent with Tying
oifu on one side, ~nich u quite rarity
ah i''' o-eeht susef piece; Decent silver
Pssce Oh me same astei Cline and half
oiinei scent piece WIN s3-pointed
sssa On cue sioe.
Ahste was . pook entitled, FRANKLIN
osAtus slenofisis Wnien WAS prepared
and printed by authority OF the city
councst m, pos,a,, Ga ,sE- /. t,r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06

Never has the spirit of the Master
been more richly shed abroad in the
hearts of His disciples. On the other
hand. never was the Christian church
so tempted by wild and impossible
schemes. so open to all kinds OF de-
iirious talk, so trustful to unknown
and irresponsible Adventures. so con-
Eiderate to faddists and amiable &c
centres, so impatient OF common sense
and moderate counsels. Never was our
religion so Jealous or so impulsive. new
er so devoted or so excited. never so
ready to hear or so careless whether
the speaker be prophet or a charla-
tan Never has there been more OF
Jesus spirit or less OF Jesus method
Ian Maclaren's ''Life of the Master
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06
A TEMPERANCE TOWN.



Y. w. Bartlett. formerly o. Maipe.
mos Of Fsiibroke. californis. IL ihs guest
OF Or. w. II. Field, OF Aubarn. Mr.
| Bartlett, says the Lewiston journal, ls a
remarkable man. He attended Hebron
seademy twenty eight yesFs ago with Dr..
Field from which time until this present
| be has been IN the West. HE sissf went TO
Michigan; later to California. where be
took up whole township OF lRnd, calling
10 Fsiihrose. He huilt a house, and
began inducing psopln 10 move there aud
erect housr@. his brother being enc OF
Of that number.
Mr.. Bartlett wss very particular to
whoin be sold land. lie bad every deed
drawn with a provision that II the osnsr
should be found TO use intoxicating
liquors, the property should be taken
sssy from him.
oaiy ihose who were willing TO siga
the contract regarding the prohshitory
eisuse, we're able to purchase let's Of Mr.
Bartlett, aud TO them be soia land simo.s
tor nothing. lie wss wstehfpi Of those
who made purchases ot his land. and IL
by chance any violated that las, Mr.
Bartlett hcid him strictly responsible.
and caused him 90 deliver ap bis property
al once, giving back The money paid In
FOR the same.
la this wsy thriving village has been
formed. II contains three ehutrhss.
stores Of all kinds. and Ia in h0urishing
condition. IL has the name OF not selling
drop of liquor, except ,oS medicinal par.
posos, and of being one OF the clswnast
vilisges in the United States.
Mr.. Bartlett has been assisted To biz et-
forts by his brother. They are now bots
Geacons OF the FRYE Baptist church In
that iown. which church they built.
They we're also largely the Gauss Of having
bnsit tho Episcopal church there. payiag
literally for the sane.
These tho men, especially r. W. Bart
lett, are looked to by tie Villagers 50
leaders, and men from " hom TO get sound
advice. Tho Msssrs. Bartlett to turn love
their ntighoors sud iosnsnsen. Tney are
common, everyday men, IS no are WORKING
for the beat interests Of humanity, aud IL
the world had msay more such men, Il
would be vastly better OF. The villsge Of
Faiinroks Is one where Law and order are
respected aud iutsxicatson 10 stranger.
Ths people viii tolerate no lssisssness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06

thss lias 81 work are not comp!slnips a,
isc< of soanat ming TO do.
Foe haildiuw NOS under way or In CON.
temptation with a certsiufy Of bssu,
begun ihis year. will aggregate a ,olsl
saian OF about sssT .Gpo. and ineluaes a.
erection OF twelve dwellings. two com.
ninsd dwellings and stores, one .sors
factory. sfoEehoose. schoolhouse, church
court hease, power house and rsbaileiar
OF q church.
At Ellsworth s7.oo will DO spent on an
addition To the custom house AID po,s.
Office haiidlns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06

twiiter q, dusk Ia sweet TO hear. A year or tive
sso the English sparrows torment~ti them. tore
their nests 10 pieces and threatened to drisc
them away utterly. tai tAis year they have NOT
been 80 much In evidence. and The native birds
have Increased in propartion. Whole Iocks Of
yellow birds and the HUE rod capped bird ia
Il the grosbc.kfl that comcs with them have
feasteti on sbe dandelson seeds under my via.
dows, and delight 10 watch them. Have any
OF you missed the ''eanble bces" the past gear
or twof Last year bu, few were scen here, ard
this year have seen just two. ard that wns
early In MAY. net one since. Others here hare
noticed the same. IL "a a gencrsi Thing or only
iocalg And II general. can anybody tell the
rsasons Wei, think Aunt Madgc wiz have 20
cut this up and use part Al a tine. II al all. 90
viii leave the rest tn next time. q. musl add
a word about my msiiin plnss; they are lovely
and blooming pros1sely. They are SO easy lo
cultivate, too. sowing themselves afiar once
blooming. Eco.
AUNT MADGF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06
" The value of Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound was


hams Vegetable Compound was
called to my attention by an intimate
friend. whose life Ind simply been a
torture with Inflammation and ulcer
alton. and few hotties of your Com
pound cured her; She can hardly
believe IL berself to-day, she enjoys
such blessed health l took four
bottles Of your Compound and consider
myself cured ! am once us0rc in fine
health and spirits iay domestic and
Official duties all seem easy HOW, for
feel - strong can do three times
what ! Gsssd 70 do. Yon hare host q
friends ia BEAVER, ard srianw The best
count, NJurs very Cro;cscl, 49, Mrs.
INA L. l,tSKa. 80 18Th Ave, Denver,
Col $50 5ff.t u eavN tsstinaasai IL not
eesaSee.
If yca arc II, don't l,7sitatc to
get a .sotfieof ~ dia 4. rinlsiiam's
Vegetable COMPOUND. Mt once,
and write &C. Mrs. riniham,
Lynn, Mass, for special advice
1t Il FREQ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06

Vacation time is here and the children
are fairly living out of doors You need
only TO guard against the accidents incl
oental 10 most open air sports. No REM
edy equals DeWittis Witch Hazel saIye Tor
quickly stopping pain or removing danger
from cuts, scalds and wounds. Sure cure
for piles and skin diseases. Draws out the
Inflammation. Beware Of counterfeits.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06
alutnal Benefit Column.
KDrrED BY ~Ausr sApsE-.


The purposes Of tlis coismS aEc sEccinotly
stated IN the title and moise-it Is for the isa.
taai benefls. and aims to be heipf7l and hopefsi.
Being for the common good, u Il for The ceHa
mon ase--a public servant q purycyor Of In
formation and suggestion, medium for the In
tcrchange Of ideas. Ia tsis capacity It soiieisa
Communications. and ifs success tegeHdA large
~ on she support given II IA this rcspect. Com
mnuicatons must he signed, bat the aaHae Of
writer viii not be PsiHted except by permission.
Communications win be snlieet so approval or
rejection by the editor % the column, but naae
via be rejected without good reason. Address
an Communications 10
TITS AMERICAN,
Ellsworth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06
Aunt MADGE.

"Aunt Madgc's Cook Book" collection Of
every day recipes from the Mutual BeneaI
column OF THE AMERICAN. mailed to any
address on receipt Of 5 cents. Stamps a or 3
CENT? win be accepted. Address THE AMxRi.
cAs, Ellsworth. Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06
advertisements.
MRS. IDA |. ROSER
Grand-Nieee of Ex-President
James X. Polk, Writes 10
Mrs. Pinkham Saying:

- DEAR. MRs rTSKnkN /; II have been
married for nearly two years, and so
far have not been blessed with . child.
1 have. however, suffered with com
plieation of female troubles and pain
full menstruation, until very recently.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06

Dear Sisters n ne ", q. ooluHns
have thought Of YOU all nasy tlnies during
these long months Of sorrow and care. and your
loving remembrance of "Flossses we fully
appreciated. Her presence Isegvasea the home
music, books. wrieng-the silence of death u
over all. bat this poem from her quotation book
Il very much Ike What che would say 70 as.
DoS'r WORRY.
"of all needless. useless thlngs
That We should quickly An and burr,
AZ deadly ~ a scorpion ssinss.
Is anremiEting worry. worry.
Not work. however long and bAr5,
That Hills. bot ceaseless. endless worry.
4, eats the heart. breaks down the guard
AID eils the life with mol and furry.
II We build Up In mountains tall
Our tiny molecules OF troahie,
wnat else but that our years shsu
BE lived beneath this snow capped rahhleg
How mean and small 20 waste our lives
Upon ourselves ana selash frestlng.
While on iiie's stormy sea there drives
some one who's even hope forgetting.
Go love thy neighbOr az thyuelf
With helping hand and cheerful greeting.
1t needle DO store Of worldly pcif
To set the hearts Joy pRlses beating.
Give To the winds ali gisemy fears.
Thy anxious cares and hroodings bury.
Let IN the sunshine and the cheer,
Have faith In God and DO not worry.
"sisser BIS" letters Aiways touch a reap naive
chord In my heart; should like very much TO
meet her.
SO many nice cooking recipes are cent, there
seems nothing new for me 10 send you. Sugar
sprinkled over the top OF plain cake Juss before
putting in the oveal makes petty crust wher
one does aot care for fras;lpg.
Great Pond. K.
II Is a pleasure to hear frora -'E.n again,
and We all appreciate her kindly deed In
eopsing the poem from Fl1ssis's quotation
book. ! had hoped she would send some
selections from that much. priced book,
and in sharing them with US may IL be a
comfort to know that they win be treas
ured by many who regarded Fiossle as a
personal friend, and who hold her mother
Ia sympathetic remem brance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06

Among the leaves she hears the old sweet
story
That nature loves to tel n twilight
hours;
Along the western sky she sees the glory
or sunset splendor caught from heaven
Iy bowers
She stands TRANSPORTED in the tan dark
grasses,
The mystic scene and speii her heart re-
1cice.
shs feels Gods presence as the daylight
passes
And in the stiffness. praying. hears Els
voice.
A.. philadelphia Ledger.
1 a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06
Pauper Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives poties ~,
Il has contracted with the city OF hilssSssre
for the support OF las poor, during the ensss,s
year. and haa made ample provision ~ s~sv
support He therefore for5tds All persoihs ~ Il.
furnishing supplies 70 any pauper on III Az
count As wtthgn this written order, ae 49, w.
for no goods - furnished. HARRY D 1oSA@
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06
CLOSED
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS

DR. II. W. HAYNES begs TO notify MS jan
and others thAs antii further noiios Ills dsla-.
rooms viii be closed on Wednesday aftefne'-'
Ellsworth. Oes. p. 1888.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06

No grace is more essential to happi.
ness and usefulness than contentment.
wv indows For Sermons"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06

ssSsap inssaa y relieved. Dr.. Thouas Eel,,.
'rse on. feftsssis safe. Never fAiis. A, ss,
dFpx stafWs--gsass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-06

Nints,er-A An. my friend, all ae.h (
grass. Fashst = Yes. and the iswn nose,
reduces thsni both at the same time.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-11
TvNDAJI s. D,-The tie between

TYNDALL, s. p.-The tie between W.
j. Robinson, republican candidate for su-
perintendent and e. D. Wood, the demo
cratic candidate, has been decided by the
board of county commissioners in favor OF
Wood. In one Of the precincts four bal
lots were cast which were marked by the
voters in the rings at the head of both the
socialistic party and the democratic. AS
the socialstic ticket included only state
officers, the commissioners construed that
the voters intention was to- vote. the
socialist ticket on state offices and the
democratic on county affairs. These
votes were counted for Wood. 1t is
thought there will be no contest The
democrats elected their legislative ticket
in this district III: p. Cooley, for. sena-
tor, had 213 plurality. Theodore Berndr
was elected to the house by 116 plurality
and August Koenig by 1853 plurality.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-11

Stevenson exceeds the combined vote Of
his two opponents by 6,397. Van SAINT got
more votes than Steenrson in Clay, Mar
shall, Norman, Otter Tail and Wilkin. all
Of them. it will be noted, counties which
went against Stenerson in the primaries.
In the other counties STEVENSON led Van
SAINT. Both Van SAINT and STEVENSON
carried every county In the district. '>*t
The Comparative Vote. = .j:I.,
congressional districts; making a ready
comparison by counties between the vote
on governor and 'on congressman: : :,t
- - FIRST DISTRICT. - y -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-11
-. H. s25 in Cash Premiums
offered to the readers Of the advertise.
ment on last page aof to-day's Journal.

If YOU had taken two of Carriers Little
Liver Pills before retiring you would not
have had that coated tongue or bad taste
in the mouth this morning. Keep vial
with you for occasional use. @aasfts2
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-11

< II you are too busy to bring your. want
ad to The Journal, call up No. 8. either
line and The Journal will accommodate
you by taking your ad over the phone.
II you will kindly call In and pay for same
at your earliest convenience it will greatly
facilitate the handling OF these small
amounts
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-11
COMPLETE STATE RETURNS
SHOW VAN SAINT, BY S ,907

Plurality Majority Of the
Will Than 10000, the Largest Majority
Ever Given Minnesota Governo-Gubenatorial
gressiona Practically Though the
Slightly ~"@s ..@4%<*#l@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-23
Tn amigo menos
de 7aaSestro oosresp0nsal

l.
Rio Piedras, Dicbre 23 Con do
lor de corax6n, con el Aima heridA
por oil mxs hondo sentimiento, t6,a.
me registrar en.las columnas de fu
ilnstrAdo peri6 dicp, Il muerte De m
amigo, q p6fdidA do nm compa1iaro,
IN separation aternA de uno one com.
pArti6, CON d que estas lineas escri.
be, In tristexAs y a'egrias que pro-
poreionan II espinosa carrerA del
Msgisterio.
Antonio Garcia NOS Abandona para
siempre, en- los momsntos /en que
empexabA 6 asegurar % porvenir. 5
Joven de bondAdoso cors z6n, de
grsndes energfas, de muehas espe.
ranzas, perece atacAdo por 10 mks
cruel emf armedad: 10 tisis.
Estudioso, & costa de muchos des.
velos 6 inmensos sacrifcios, luchan
do por 10 vida, logr6 hacerse de an tt.
tulo professional que, si bien co cierto,
le proporcion6 10 sAtisfacci6n del
ideai realizado, le ccssion6 10 muer
te anticipada.
Los amigos de Rio Piearas le de
mostraron todas sus simpatias al
acom pan arle, por & Tins vex, con .
nucirle al campo de los muertos.
Sus compknsros lloran 50 sensible
separation.
Para ca apreciAble fAmilis, 10 ex.
preston de nuestro MIS- Itriste dolor !.
Para el c0mpAl1ero qaerilo, 81
descAns0 eterno
Fernando J0neS Londr6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-23
P|'|I|e|li ] |
'lDs ,sssestro oo,resposs ]


Debre. % % 51no han aalidO mn
Chos sde los aIumnos de 10 H1cuel4
Normal InsuIars kpaaar estoe liz
de aIegrfA en nm pueblos, Rio Pies
draa se hall6 a1go triste, not6ndose
mucba deaanimaei6n en 81 pneblo
deapu6 i 1s hkbor selid0 aqpell1 TN.
vsntnd, aas = presta vidA y moyi.
miento.
Ha aiio nombrad0 por q Dsrar.
lament de Eiuca0 0i6n, para Cnbrir'
yaoante de II e1cuela de- HatO Nne.
Va, Rio Pie1ras, nueatro j0yen Ami.
20. 81 PrCfesOr GfaduA1O don Fer.
nan1o Janer Landr6ii.
81 diee, que pr0nt0 70 abrir4n dos.
eacualas n0cturnA1 en- el Yeeinos
puablcde Rio Piedras
Ii neceeidad ID exige, = II propia.
conveniancia u impone. ~.
Qae sea cnanto Antess puea de ye.s
ras Sc eatxu hacienda deaeAr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-23
81 an
El AIB 1 D lila
11luchos 10 agrada 81
pan que s. elabora


Dicismbre 81 u .tamos siendo
yf3timas 1el r0r flictO del pan pues
Ede stete & oclao anaderfas que quf
strabAiA iAban M II actuAl lfdaa, no tn.
beian nAda ~ que cuatro.
Acaso loe duelios dc In p4na1e-
.lfas reatantGn porCiben gAnancias
por permaneon aqnellAa cerEadas?
Sufre Iao q 161ec aonciao 81 cous1.
midor, DOR IA eu1l uamamos i aten
ci6n de cullen corr SapondA para que
hAga cesar tOdo m0nOpoli0.
Hoy hemos tsnid0 qua conner el
pan alahora6o con q Jr de ceEyezs,
pines seg6n xumores nj % u exigs
9 III euatro panaderias que en la
4ActualidAd eltxn elab borando pm.
Por 90 motiy0 mnchoz c0nsumtdO.
res se han Quejado dicieudo qne q
icambio Dc u aboraci6n del pan
equivale 6 cOnaer por voluntad sgs-
M. IA otross 1es hamos dido docir
d que NO qusda nitro remedio puss r.
Ny do higiena asi % ordena = ann :
que sea repulsivo d paladAr, no
que6a Otro remediO.
LIS misas De aguinsldo que %
est& j uev1ndo 8 efeCt0 en- eAts pue-
bio, est&n qnedAndo mug lucidas.
al primer tcqus dc CAmpanA, II
oSquesta qne dirige el prof fssor Hr.
Lequer;q ne, sale do = plaxa de los
iardfnes desp. .eg 4ndoss por lAs O.
lies y ejecutRnco preciOs0s aires del
pals, estsndo II IgiesiR en- ese mo.
mento llenA de bote an hote.
Ysss esta buen4 Oea6i6 pArA Acla-
rAr un punto CON rsapect0 6 los de.
s6rdenes que hny dnrApte los ofieio1
diyinos por parts de vArios joyen.
eitos que 10 hsn cEsido Qua q templO
Aes nm plAxA did toros liamfndOle q
mismO tiempo 1a Atencion { h poli-
cf4, que hasta el presents permAue-
CO impkvida como II tRl cosa no
pasarA.
suplico { mis- Abonlados de asta
poblaci6n, que tRn pronto come se
venxA Ell mes satisfAgan Il sumA co.
rrespondiente 81 abonc, 8 de 10 con-
trArio seIe dArx de baja participant.
dolo s II empresa
Despu6s % hAber permanecidO
por una temporAda On estA Villa 90
ha ausentAdo de nosotros pAra ID
ciudad del Oaste, nuestro apreciado
amigo don BAudilio Ruiz, el cuAl
llevA grAtos recuerdos de este pae.
bla, como tAmbi6n NOS deja Das.
tAnte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-23

do de su apreciable familia los ale
gres vacaciones de NAvidad.
Mercedita NOS abandona por una
corta temporada.
Rel viaie mas fsliz y los momentos
mas dichosos, 10 deseamos al lado
de los suyos.
Que pronto tengamos ell placer de
verle de nuevo entire nosotros.