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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-21
EL EsTOMAGO DEL HON

Ell EsTOMAGO DEL HON
bre esta sujeto ordinarias pero
penosss afecciones, tales como el
c6lico, calambre, c6!ers morbns, y
disenter1a, que por descuido suelen
hacerse cr6nicas y peljgrosas. El
mejor y mas C6modo et1caz y mas
rapido m g dio es 81 PAIN
KILLER, medieamento probado
hace mas de medic siglo y nunca ha
fallido. Refuse los sustitutos, no
hay mas que un PAIN KILLER, Ell
de Perry Davis.
Ma11ana las diez de 10 mana
ns en- el taller de Dlbujo y Pintura
del sef1or Oiler. SO exhibira ell retra
to de cuerpo entero, de Washington,
en- la calle eAllen.1 cuyo acto sera
amenizado pOr una orquesta:
Eli retrato es una hermoss obra
de arte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-21

Don Alfredo Lopez Martinez
ha sido nombrado Juez Sustituto de
PolIcfa de Humacao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-21

Eu Ell casino de Maysu2z, Sc
celebraraD los Jueves festas fami-
liaras para solaz de las fsmilias que
81 concurren.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-21

! Para aIiviar esa irritaclon que
slenten aque1los que padecen alguna 6
I affection bronquial, las Pastillas
BronquiaIes de Brown, son muy {
j titles. Remedio sin igual para la
tos, ronquera y NAL de garganta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-21

La casa de Ceballos & C", de
Nueva York ha obtenido Ia bnens
pro en- el remate del empire stito de
100000 pesos anunciado para Ell
Ayuntamiento de MayayUsz. a Ia
par con $500 de prima.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-21

= S. cncuautra eufermo de algun
cuid&do nuestro amigo Don Felipe
Cas@ldu. DeseamOs d, prouto res
tablecimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-21

E dia II fallecio en- Mayaguaz
de calentura tifoidea, el Sr. Chulia
Tenor y Director de Ia Comparfa H.
rico. dramatica que debi6 debutar en-
aquella ciudad, el Sabado dItimo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-21

En- las retreats 'que SO celebr&n
en- la plaza les domiogos no podfa
interVenir Ia policfa p..'& evftar al
p1blico las mOlestias que ocSslonan
Jos muchachos con sus juegos y gri.
tos entire las personals que SO pasean
Recomendamos ell asunto al sef1or je-
g del Puerto.
~ r. C---1
- Ocho padres de fsmilia han sido
denund1adosIal Tribunal dc p0licia
por falraJde ssistencis do sus hijos
4 la escuela. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-21
De UtQadO.

HS habido a7gunos casos de vi
ruela benigna por ell bArrio de Vivi-
AbAio. L!amamos la atenci6n q Ia
Jnnta do SanidRd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-21

Don Marcos Rivera 6 Isidra
Lopez y Rivera vecinog de Hums,
Gao, solicitau dispense de parentes.
CO para contraer matrimonio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-21

Al 20 battalion del Regimiento
no II de Infanterfa destac sdo en- es-
ta isla, Sc le ha dado 6rden de trss
ladarse & San Francisco de Califor
MIA, de donde seguira mas tsrde pa
70 unirse al ej6rcito de FIlipinas.
Para CurQr un RefryQdo en- un ora
Come las PA8TILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO-
QUININA El boticario lie devolvera ell dinero ST no
Sc La Hrma de E. W. GROVE halla en
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-21

RAMIREZ & HERNANDEZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-21

En- esta imprenta SO vende pa
pei de peri6dicos { S2. 40 Ell quintAll,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

giving superior education increased by $50 per cent
Widows numbered 211081 at time Of the census as
against Ss034 widowess There is widow II Ireland
tc every three married There were 4.253 blind
people 25c5O lunetcs and idiots and 4So43 Daupers in
wcrEhoases The Iunatics showed increase Of A0o9-
The native Scots resident in Ireland returned at
s0101 or increase CT i02 per cent The English num-
her 1871 or an increase CT per cent IN the decade
43o9sS persons egTate against 76S105 in the preced
ing decade The lterates over five years Of age const
ute 1877 Per cent CT the population improvement
OF II per cent. Those who speak Irish only number
2o,s53, while e2o1S9 speak English and irish OF cen
tenarans z97 returned when the taken
-194 males and 90S females II Of whom never married
Only male and geven females per LOCO marry Ire
land under the age of twenty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
Dai SsRAeA aoIr
M. M. MURDOCH, Editsr.
A FIGHT TO THE FINISH.

The meaning of the big fight over the temporary
Craftsmanship Of the late Republican state convention
seems to be at last dawniag minds of few.
The Eagle at the time asserted that the contest involved
political fortunes practically every prominent
politician in the Republican RANKS Of this It in
voved not only the Governorship cur estimation and
the United States senatoshp but the National Commit
teemanship the Congressional redstricng OF the state
the all dominancy OF the party ia Kansas for
up should go down. or those who had been doned Should
60 up. It was all plain enough This contest, which
brought Senators and Congressman all the way from
Washington and which had been precfpltated by lot Of
boss busters who desired to become bosses was the log
ica result OF one CT the shfewdest and brilliant
games ever devised and played to winning anywhere
Some of the prominent actors were old stars others
but amateurs With the going down of the curtain neither
side claimed distinct victory as side beth sides,
as sides proclaimed that they were satisfied But
they? At bottom the managers of the one were and
the leaders OF the other were net The organization Of
the House and the selection of United States sena-
tor probably write the verdict out so plainly that he
runs ma read An underestimate factor later on.
wobbled the situation somewhat but the remains
that difficult put finger on single point wherein
there has been fadown in the called Bailey slate
Compromises may later be forced but there will be no
faldown. Not single cog has slipped, so far in the
representations OF the Eagles editorial referred to Of
that morning of which the main benefits far
ry speaking seem to have accrued to Copeland Gordon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
KANSAS PICKLES AND MISSOURI CREAM

The Topeka Capital curails its sobs the outrage
perpetraed by the allied powers to down Curtis in the
selection of man instructed for him. for Speaker of
the LonganleyBaiey Legisa ture long enough to sug
gest Kansas Ctys representative business men that
for the the reputation the bull fight
graft be called off Won't this jar the representative
business men that mongrel bafbreed Missouri mu,
nicipaty anybody was ever cognzant of an instance
wherein Kansas City individual or corporation sacr
feed chance Of graft for the sake of decency such
party been deaf and-dumb escape from Ola.
the. It is certain that he mentioned it When
gratis Kansas are no longer possible Kansas City will
make an assignment, CT its own free will Only when
the goes into winter quarters does the pckpocket
resolve a period Of decent demeanor The Capital
that the large business enterprises of Kansas
City conducted with high sense of honor as are
the business enterprises any other trouble
with the Capitals unqualified assertion that it cites
instances the esteemed had said instead that the
fake enterprises OF Kansas City have hit
the bulls eye Kansas City has only Kansas
along every conceivable line and ever the years
when that safeguarded plundered
and raided our borders but has flched the life and
dwaed some OF the brightest towns that ever happened
any state We appeal to Lawrence Leavenworth
and Atchson to substantiate the charge As for To
peka were not so absorbed in the fortunes Of the Cur
combine might this connection, ask the Capt.
tai where its pickle factory going locate and where
for? Mushrooms flourish best the shade but no Kan
thrive under the shadow of that octopoded
CRATER whose tenaces armed with freight
ordinations and whose paunch is an endemic of the
unspeched the receptacle OF the disordered omnibus
rebus ct qui busdan alis say nothing OF a miscel
laneous assortment of irregular pigs vaeirty of
alterations the Of consistency therefore let
the bull fighters proceed with their graft.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
TIE CENSUS OF POOR OLD IRsLAND

Details of the Irish census which have just been pub
hshed show that the total population Of 1901 sf5S
rs as against 47oa75o 1891 decrease Of 245s75 or
SIS per the religions the sethodists are the
only section ef the Irish population who viii End am sat
isfacea from the II the decade they incrasea
by III per cent but their total only e200o The Ro
Catholics Who number 5S0s6s1 show docine Of
e. per cent the Church Of Ireland tEpscopaaul with
Es1Sss members. declined 81 per and the Presby
terians, numbering 44S.276. dropped 4 per cent OF
children and persons under twenty years age
the decrease has been lper in the census decade
Children attending elementary schools have declined BY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

President Roosevelt in his speech before the Union
League club CT Philadelphia on Saturday night called
attention to sometimes overlooked fact Reverting to
the change which lad taken place the condition Of the
American people within the past six or seven years he
said it was Of course not proper say that party
wholly responsible this change The return to Repub
lean policies after the election Of 1896 while wholly
responsible made it possible for prosperity
Legislation. he said could never make a fool wise,
weak man strong coward brave but legislation might
often afford opportunity fer brave and
do the best they could.
Nobody said that single man was worse of
than he was eight years ago; admitted that every
body was better OFF yet there disposition to
forget what had brought return Of prosperity That
however is nearly always the When the American
peope feel the pinch OF adversy-when there is lack
OF employment and business languishes voters nya
raby turn to the Republican party help them of
difficulty When prosperity has returned as it has done
now and everybody is getting along comfortably there is
sometimes proncness forget the source of the bene
fits and to complain because some people are getting
larger share than others of the countys prosperity
That the people have not reached that point yet
demonstrated at the election throughout coun
try, when the Republican party given stronger en-
dorsement in some respects than it received in 1900
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
ANNA eouLD's HUSBANDS BROTHER.

Anna Goulds husbands brother, or, as he is known
in France, the Marquis de Caselane taken to writ
ing literature of political character and is showing his
intense patriotism. In the language of the schooboy
France can according Castelane lick England with
one hand tied behind her back Here is part of his
most recent screed:
I'VE can defeat England any day We have feet OF
forty submarine vessels which could destroy whole
British They dive thirty or forty yards under
battleship and smash it. They stay at least fifteen
hours under water They dive reappear where they
please They worked magnfcenty recently at Cherborg
The ex-minister Of the navy. NJ Lockroy, knows and
says the English navy would have chance against our
submarines Englands feet is an anachronisn Ours is
ahead Of date. The United States is the only country
forming submarine fleet like The United States
should stick to Republican France and not mind Eng
land. Gen. Negrer, of best officers says our
easily defeat Englands Gen AIercier says the
same thing and that quickly and easily land an
army of invasion in England The ships conveying our
men should be escorted by eight battleshps and our
submarines should be in the Channel Our colonial
army is magnificent This would not have much diff
Guilty in driving the English out Of Africa We may
some day"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
YANKEES TAKING CANADA.

Thirty thousand American settlers Canadian farms
IS Of the twelve months OF the american
invasion" In numbers. it is trae compared the
horde streaming the states through New York but
there difference: The 10000 are Englshspeaking
progressive American citizens, of class which the
try would not willingly It viii take generations TO
produce their type in the foreigners coming in The
emgrant is an American citizen The immigrant may be
come one after generation or 50. America is getting
the raw material Canada the finished product
This record of the last year doubles that of 1901 Is
nearly as great as the combined figures for i've years
from 1897 1891 It represents half Of the entire
immigration the Dominion has stn additional sig.
nhcance when it is understood that affects only seven
states TO any degree The American settlers have gone
irto the Dominion from the Dasotas Iowa. Michigan.
Minnesota Nebraska and Kansas Next to these states
Illinois has furnished the largest number but the Dako
tas lead These agores from forthcoming Government
reports should make satisfactory rsadng for the Doin
ion officials who have worked systematically for I'VE
years bring about the conditions which ROW exist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
ALONG THE KANSAS ME-

The expenses of the Republican state
committee this year were {l3.i56 u 1910
the expenses were 2fE9
r. T. Kelly. SKATE treasurer. has elected
Walter T. Peyne. deputy colrty clerk u
Douglas co'Inty. as his chief clerk.
EVERY aay e few more members ~ the
house announce that theT are Tor prineia
Tor speaker Pri3gie Is as good as elected.
liz has been announced for PaI Camp
hel the new Congressman .n ths Third.
that he win no; take lart In the senate
raj aghS
It is SO that cyrus Leland SAINTS 70
be- chairman ~ THE house committee On
railroads. lie won have any trouble 81
getting g.
Belle Waggenar lateEt ambition is eai8
O. he for the chairmarenn ~ tte Ie1i-
ciarg committee 81 .be laase Bale D.
2 moer-t he won't iand.
I.eavenwerth must 81 Troubled zIth
spite fences. The fo1n1fi uet 81 sle .ai
session the other eVeu1E ard passed a1
CrdlIsuce prohibiting 1he erection ~
fences over fogr feet q he.Sht
A. lola man forged the name ~ Er
gt.cff edarz g. cheek faf 81 and sAe
defense u rlzeC according 10 che kan
CHS star. ihzt u BE- srsi.e3 the r1 ree
co-recrly be aus emitted io ne money.
Th logaty c1rnruiss eoers O. bsr-
bass seut Sd the rft1rr.s 81 tfe sec-etarg
- ffe --ae GRE elE1teea etcs
uaca scts she kesh-eaa e.~f Gaze far
.h azure TIE 1zr earll1zt1 $50
resi - tae E9r-e-1s rcnrr
Na7s has stirred W Zig GIr-
1gsor - grrEG Lnst Elpt-aa-
t7s1 - pensions. sna -. FoezE 1oea aa-
81 tE Their -safa fsr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
PLATlNuM NuceErs RAaE-

The American Mining News of New York SAYS
Platinum rarely occurs in nuggets though once in a
while lump Of it is found; the biggest on record about
the size of tumber, being now preserved in the Ores
den museum. Some time ago John N. Davidson Of
Rochester, n. Y, found the in two meteores-an
interesting discovery inasmuch proved that plat
mum exists in other worlds than ours"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
OUR TWO THANKSGIVING BIRDS.

Two birds there are that | do love
The turkey and the eagle;
One walks the earth, one scars above
~ The clouds supreme and regal.
The turkey. too, can fly but he
Aims not at elevation;
Some safe limb of an apple tree
Best suits his humble station.
BY night, there. from his wiley foe
The fox. he's safe, and slumbers
All undisturbed by any woe
That mortal dreaming eumbers;
BY day, in orchard WANDERING
He humbly seeks his living
Unconscious Of the JOY he'll bring
To gourmands on Thanksgiving
And while the eagle, pinion borne.
Doth cleave the vaulted azure,
He gobbles up the golden corn
And gobbles forth his pleasure
And. daily adding TO his giTth
For man his chief attraction,
So fills this bird of solid worth,
His role with satisfaction
Each in his sphere has rightful fame:
The eagle first in favor
AS emblem Of the nations aim.
The turkey for his flavor
But while the eagles chief ren0wn
Lies in bis life q winner
The turkeys stin. when dead aud brown.
Served for Thanksgiving dinner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

Maybe that fetched the detective, but
/ anyway he came back out of the box
stalls and set down on my bunk
opened mp few, the crew went back and
the train started. Then the detective
/ drinking up my suds most friendly. said
/ trat he was after the Pardee woman that
/ had killed her husband in Denver. tt
seems she had made for the railroad
/ yards during that afternoon. and it wa
( suspected that she had Crawled into an
empty freight. We drifted onto horse talk
4 then. and when we got down to Palmer
( Lake he got out to catch the night pas
senger train back 10 Denver.
/ When we got going again lingo that's
my dog, he begun acting queer Lady
/ Wilkes was kicking a good bit and hang
4 ing back on her halter, but Jingo was
/ used TO them capers and l couldn't make
out what he meant. He snaaked 10 tn
stall begun paving at the straw and
1 hOlering like he smelt a badger AT least.
FINALLY, about midnight. I wanted to go TO
! bed, aud 1 commenced holiering al him
( He went on worse than ever. and I got
I over the partition and took a look at the
/ Lady.
What do you think [ sees. setting right
under the feed trough her face white and
Ter clothes covered with straw and
char?
The prettiest Htde woman you ever
a efrl trtrr o.
H.. - -, as q Se-'itHs AZ me Out
..,'f5s+s,. ,, -.
nv SUE sou Won give ne
Not on your life" SAYS I. wondering II
| she was really the Pardee woman as had
killed her husband. Are you Mrs. Par
H,,+ 49, ~ -, go ne s@'e she was
/ the paper and asked her Il she knew q de-
tectiv9 had searched the car.
it, - 80" a., she salo. SUI; sit-
"a - - 80 'ilat '-,-ds " axe
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

The report New York is thar Mrs Molueux has
changed her mind and wiz SIZE fer divorce To
man up tree Mrs. Moineux doesn't appear TO know
what she is doing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

The Sultan is out in statement saying that he thinks
ms tas much Of his Christian subjects ss he does al his
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

There are always two sides 70 question bur the coal
strike has four the side of the operators the owners tie
miners and the consumers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

The accepted emblem CT the St Louis exposition con
tains Eve female figures This isn't srt its sucst ar
equal suffrage convention.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

Wall street wiz form 8 ring a-d watch 8fr GoaB
and Mr. hartman walk into each ether
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

The veterans Of the revolution are running CUB,
f.-rfhvfth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

The students OF the Iowa University who engaged l.
pranks be indicted for Fotiag The college fal
had to end somewhere.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

ICE Chamberlain hrs ser out FOR south africa FL
VIII vew conditions .hrcrgh his uca--le
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

All Paris is engaged in proving the Russian innocent
An American II Paris doesn't count
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-21

The nine men who make their daily
bread b. tossing the baseball for the
Baltimoreans showed the Senatorial ag-
gregauoH up in great style yesterday
evening before a large and enthusiastic
audience. 1t vas one of those ferceIy
contested affairs ari the last couple of
innings were of the hair raising variety,
and 40 doubt the bald heads who saw
the game viii get as much good out of
witnessing it as they would from a quart
bottle of hair tonic. There were strenu-
Gus doings in the eighth inning when
three men wearing Senator uniforms
were on the bases and a Washington
player-it IS no use to single him out
came TO the bat These were most
suspicious circumstances under which to
stalk up to the plate and shake a bat
feTCely before a pitcher Of the caliber of
McGinnity, CT the Baltimore aggregation.
This particular WashingtoDian who
claims to hail from Lynchburg, Va.
among the hills, where the main street is
upstairs, came M. And did he hit the
ball2 Did he hit a foul tip? Most de-
game and PASSED up large juicy chunks of
envy TO Sir Muggsy AicGraw and his bunch
OF winning ball tcssers- They gave the
MCnUmentals the merry Ha Ha. and tcId
then to depart from the Capital for they
were in two separate classes. With the
game wrapped snugiy with the rest Of the
games they have won, the Birds futtered
their wings and few 10 Baltimore. They
had worked the LoftUsites for all that was
in them and they left to search for more
easy things
Although yesterdays game vas one In
which the locals did not do their best
hitting and fielding il was game that
Will be long remembered by the Birds
and one smiling individual on the local
team The Birds won out by the close
margin of che run, the final score being
announced as / to 5.
McGinnity was Of the impression that
he could take his third game from the
CAPABILITIES, and 1t was up to Sir Muggsy
TO let him try his skill He scored his
third game against the locals and left
town as happy as q lark.
tribe OF ball tcssers doing business
under the firm name of the St Louis
baseball team viii wend its way into this
city today The local ball players say
that the team is better known as the New
Cardinals
Tho ccc-o-