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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
Weak
Hearts

Are due to indigestion. Ninety-nine Of every
one hundred people who have heart tfouble
can remember when it was simple indiges.
ton. II is scientific fact that all cases Of
heart disease. not organic. are not only
traceable to, but are the direct result Of indi-
gestion. All food taken into the stomach
which fails Of perfect digestion ferments and
swells the stomach. putting it up against the
heart. This interferes with the action of
the heart. and in the course OF time that
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased.
Mr.. D. Kauble. Of Nevada. O.. says: / had stomach
trouble and was in bad state as had heart trouble
with it, | took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for about four
months and II cured me.
kodol Digests What You Eat
and relieves the stomach of all nervous
strain and the heart of all pressure.
Bottles only Sloo Size holding 21s times the trial
size, which sells for SOC.
Prepared by e. Q. psWiTT & CO.. CHICAGO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-14
A Fair Trial

Is all that is necessary to convince you
that Hostetters Stomach Bitters is the
best medicine in the world to cure
Dizziness, Belching, Flatulency, Heart
burn, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, constiPa-
ton or Biliousness. We therefore urge
you to try 1t at once, for your health's
sake 1t is also an excellent spring tom
ic and will fortify the system against
attacks of La Grippe, Colds, chills or
MaIeria, Fever and Ague.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24

Bulletin ~. @Os, L. :. Geological
Survey, row n press. is Ia" icscriItiye.
geology nf Nevada Fouth Of the Iarallel
and adjacent portions 81 California by
l. }. Spur. The route 81 Investigation
lay back and forth acres IS Nevada three
times, then plsa:ng into California by
the way Of Prh:unp valley, it i cnntin-
ued through Death VALLEY, over the
Punauint range, acr'ss the Muhaye
desert and ended At san Bcrnardiuo.
The trip lasted about five months. and
co'npn-cd over 2O1g miles of actual
travel,
The i]r!inaEy object 81 the expedition
Was To make d rough general geologic
map, such ~ might tin up the great
Caps in the map 81 tie western United
States. In order to accomplish the
style Of mapping desired with due econ.
omy Of time and labor, the journey wns
carefully pluune! SO as to avoid any
duplication 81 Fuut"s already Travelled
By gc~rlpsist-. Tho area to hc invc4ii
gated WAS hruUdci Ca the north hy the
geologic maps oi To" Wheeler survey.
and On the east chiefly toy the Turner
reconnaissance map II the Sierra Nc.
vada. On the south there were no
b~pundarics.
Mr.. Spur discusses "Iahorut"ly and
IN succession the mountain ranges Of
east Central Nevada. Of west Central
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24
The sacramento I'rrEbyteTy.

Tho P~re-bytery uf Sacramento met in
Carson City last evening at 80 O'c!9ck
n listened to the sermon % the re-.
firing moderator. Res. Edward Ecclcs.
ton, Of Salinas. Cal. In spite Of the
u~niaTorahIc weather. "a go0i audience
was present. Tie theme Of the sermon
was the love which moved God Ia rive
His Son ~ save men lie sermon
struck a well defined key note for the
SESSIONS OF the Pfe-by tcr,.
The roll call Of ministers and enroll.
meDt 81 lay delegates followed. When
the nhrnc 81 Rev. :. II. Weller, y. D..
recently Of lone Cal. was called. the
Prcsbytery arose aud was led il pray or
by one Ot the members for the bcrcaycd
widow and children. 4 memorial ser
vice WIS nlsn hell tbiB afternoon at
three o'clock. DIR Weller expected tO
be AT this session 81 Prcshytcry and
Immediately tax. up the work III Reno
when he wag suddenly called home.
The Rev. Geo. II. Greenfield was
elected moderator and I;ryG. Edwin y.
Hays. Placeryillc. Cal, and Willis G..
Whit" Of Chico. Cal. were elected
temporary clerks.
y partial report II the committee Of
arrangements wcT" submitted and adj.
opted as folIpws:
III" morning. s]csgiuue are from . o..
clock I" IL, and 10 The afternoon FROM
2t"I \ Missionary IiaDy Tor I'ridry
evening nt 1870; mn cyargolirtic service
on Sunday morning aud the installation
OF the pnst"rcioct on Sunday eve.
ming.
THIS morning was taken up with re.
ports and other ruutinr work. Rev. f..
u Dodge, 81 The California Conference
OF the NJ. Il. Cburcn. was voted the
floor .-NrwP.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24
Irini tcc,h"nt - rynhum.

William Curry a workman ui McGl,ih
lin camp, near ~ nipu, was NIIrd !c4.
,"rday aftcTnopn b, IA" accidental *
lip ION Of hyuImItn. curry and zoy.
Crll ether workman wor, putting ~
shuts ut the tunnel when umr u tllc
s'ro'E wont "f nud "%%r!oicd about
'i-ht or ten sticks nf dyunnit" lying
near. All tn" H"n were hlowr some
d]istanC" and m"r" or less injured. the
back 81 CuTry'~ hcHh WIS badly crushed
mud he died Instantly. One man in IN
III" hospital badly injured. but will re-.
cover. and the foreman 81 The gang was
slightly injured. justice Morgan went
~ thin forenoon IA Luai M inquest. The
verdict 81 the jury wna HAT The ,~irrcns.
"d was II rutiyp 81 California, aged
about 80 or 80 lcnrs. nut 'utt lrR death
was aCciIcninl. Undertaken Pullman
viii bring the mann tD iiiko Tbs
evening.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24
SPARROWS ARE SMART BIRDS.
no" Some Of I'hrm Took Their Corn
to n novel VIII 80 lie
Ground.

The sparrow Is certainly n know
Ing bird" said a mau who il en-.
pioycd M the GirHrd Point rrpiu clio.
'ht"rs. according 10 the phiIadniuhi,
Record. "iIr cnu iigur" ont a iL,iro
IpF himself In a way that is aston.
ifhinR. Down around the elevators
there are thousands Of them WIN
i""'l on III" grnius Of wheat that
iaIl +" the ground. but rcccuiIy $50
haven't been getting any wheat. In
inc, Tor "rn" tim" past we haven,
h"cn handling anything but corn,
wow. u kernel Of corn Is rn,hcr
10" inrH" Tor q sparrow 10 swallow.
but just ID" sam" I watched a LOT
81 them picking mp the kernels the
other day and what do . suppogr
they did win 'h"m? You will bnrdry
h'h"N" ~" when I tell YOU, but i,'s
r"sp"I truth Each sparrow few
over 10 ID" railroad aud fuIlv
deposited his kernel ~ corn ON tbc
ran. Then they all hpppcd around
II chaitcr"d until u sIifiinp engine
cam" along. Nf.cr II had passed ihc
corn was ground into meat and tbc
sPhrrnws ~" IT,. Don't tell INC n
sparrow hasn't my brains"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24
Nearly Barnsd tn. coar,hou.@.

James Murray. alias Snoiiy, has given
tie officers q great deal O! trouble since
his miserable carcass struck tbs SECTION
OF the coGntry. Yesterday AZ II o'clock
he finished scrTIDE q four months Ha-
tenc@ IN :bs county Jail fCr an CieaS
committed at De=:h and last eTenInE at
O'Clock re Eas back n the oil jail 70.
disturbing the peace d CEIcatozo. Coz.
stable Mccoy licked hIm II Tx oel and
about : o'cl0-s he set IRE "a his mat.
RES and cane very near tui 7;uz % the
courthouse and ORIGINATING himself.
Deputy Sheriff Weatle-s heard L;=
cries FOR help aud vent 10 his assistance.
Not having q key TO the cells. he had -
rustic up the constable before anything
could BE- done. Luckily :Or the county
and The pnEJ.er the oiGccr Ea SON
fOuac and the IRE EEs pat out. Murray
YVES then searched AID al tie EzIcLes
fonrd on his person taken from Li'p.
The cell floor vas coTerel U!;h w.ter
sud N.Y. Weathers got zone quilts for
the prisoner. when given TO LIul. hr
said be had more matches cached III tie
cell and would barr the quilts. They
were then taken from him and he His
left to spend tie night il the cell with-
out bedding.
While Murray deserves DO cor-Idera.
ton whatever from tie differs or the
Law abiding citizens Of the county, lie
should not b. put in Il place where Le
has any opportunity 10 carp out Lls
criminal schemes. The last grand iET.
condemned the use Of the old Jail 10,
the confinement o! p-l=uuc-s, but 10 IL,
teEtIOn seems to be paid 10 their recon,
mendatiOus. IL IL L. -zary Tor Con,
stable NCCOy 70 use the oil jail Tor the
detention 81 drunEs, be should carefully
search them and sec that none %! then.
have matches when he locks the m W
IL this Is not done, tie courthouse. jai
and a great deal Of other yaluab!,
property may 20 Up in smoke. Th.,
matter concerns ,r"-v taTpay eTs q the
county and Constable Mccoy shOuiI
see to IT that men II MURRAY = stripe no!
any othcrs are pat il the old jail wi.LCR'
beng thoroughly searched.
Murray was taken before Justice
Morgan this afternoon and plead guil'y
lie wa fined slS1 or 90 days in jail. On
his promise 10 leave town and never
come back, the sentence was suspended
on condition THAT he leave WITHIN hal
an hour. II he turns up again he
should he drowned in re !iumbold,
river.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24
TNPoSED.
A Erid-Ht Arterap, to Drive "A Editor
snaape-
LCe=.eAtet Il FL -I.TuaL


eC9====.esist - - -I-Tuos
S=.e-al years ago tie ursBsp=ctDS
editor O, ;b~ ISDEPE~DEST jrteIet.,:
himself quite sTtsnsIvel. II the ELko
Mineral Sap mine some treat. miles
south o. this place. the proaac; o!
Ehich L Z reddish clay. free from git
and which some twenty-five years ago
Ess 1~auufaciurci into soap. NJ. Boo
her procured : quantity. Eai !; brocEht
30 tie c5ee AID proo-eIl 70 eIpsE-
n=nt. lie flied Z ooal0il car =iia the
-susp' ard =ater and boiled the nix
iure al! day. At ever:iie b. EzI L5s
pHGte.= test i;s cleansing I-ug=-rus On
the dcgt and sl-Ee o: The o1ire Wig
doNs. Tie re=ul; =az marvellous. Next
Day the editor called u us i.elI< and
nei-hborE ami gave sP,eriii cILiti-
t:Oos On ,be INK t@s-szr-i walls Il
Worked zoa1eS. II took the lax oE the
paint sBi tEe pant oG tie zaIls. :
Chi1zuan ES given : sufficient guam
tiiy b =ash liz E:1i0Es Of : dom
tcTn store. II took tie i.ri u the
widows aE3 the SKIN cf the chiuaua1'-
hands. Wonderful indeed wer- rs
cleansing pryprti=!
During his cleansing fats Nr. Boo.
her would ErE eloquent III hi .auiz.
tiOu o! the virtues o: hi -o4p. 81 tles
Of mo:s ho; air on the -gl!ec; han any
man Of similarly cuGtail-i altitude,
since the beginning 81 time oyuli have
Bui s!zs. be EneT 10: @nrr,o. be STOKE
In TIE language o' the pot be as talk.
ing through H. whi-Eerz-
Verify. those dave @e:r u exceedingly
g.=a: iJy 70 tie l.f1-. II :ar Lou- O! ihe
l@DEPEGUEST. lie! laughed Up the,
sleeves until tIei= s~Ierye- ran GDxu witt
tear. AMI xhe1 the edi,or you'd Va,
warm On the c!caG-'nr properties. tEti!
conru.-i7n= sor=ly tax! their waist
bands.
Five years have come and gone aut
time has brought changes. The ruIue
has changed hands anu only nos DO wt
deem il safe aud vie to mas. co-fes
sion. Our cJa=cIrucc- trouble u =Orel,
hence We confess: During the at=-u-,
o: the editor shortly alter the -=oap- Wa
placed !" boil we dumped III q can 81
concentrate! I've. An or-n coafcss'oc
L good for the =Du!. MAY tie Lore :o-
give uF-ti" editor never Will.
MORALLY. cAItor=, don't e1pz;iat,
on uo;Liu that you don't know uothir.
| about.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24
COAL OH JOHN

Alex Miller, II TIE Washington. Ia
Democrat. delivers himself O: his
'opinio5 9! Rcczei=IIsr- rbiAothn,P!
IL an u~onistaEssb.e 2znrss. =oi t-s
CT iriup ElQ De pretty generally =
cO.ssi a1uo= = krce ro-uoa % 'hs
people He S!=
John d. RocEe:!slls-. ubo : =ueh =
good nzn that he k-s Wings sfroutIrE.
nzs mz3= arothsr Gorzt;oo Of col
million 20 Chicago University. We 20
rot kao= the difference o=i=eer Z
Col Miliya' aDi a.! Other sind, a. We
hare never seq siia-r. bot II uu=t o. a
= -ooG thing q have around oneS
clyiL%
-NeN, John gave asa! = million and
then tEiS:el up his ~!ack-Cevs anj
raised The P7ee q kerosene one Sni Z
gallon. 7L:ch vIl more thar make .
1Il!-c-
-Aad, tie zo-=; % st l.. cha; are you
.o.aE L Go zb5Gt i: We mss; that
It's: SOFT o: philanthropy L a curse W
irsl; :hai such men are = ie;nnent 10
tie %or!i rather thai Z benefit. We
'- ,u"' ING ~v'd N"n'l "t o-''s' Il
no =1So 4vI - N'tasLef E@a u'el
u H. Ne "ou'o 'a1ef l. be P'''@'
tramp 'G"' T's' 'o4e" bumper on We
7o OF axe d Ha'oc' '-%1 /" "s J'A1
- I"'c"s'"-=:- i"n ''IloI i".hI L"
rNF -.A-i. ZOO 'aIhs ~ r'e' al 'o'
Tie 7@Hr D. uo-h- I-"1- L'crEtAin& Z"
T'e' U- va" 70 V-"I uI =SL'''7 and
SnU:SA@ 'o' ING =s"e o. a3'e'a=iNs-
80 nave :rSa some" hef- nal Ne s-oo''
I"' @" e'" "~' -o'I La! cone.
h=ca1s- " man oll'-s NJ chN'iL=
'1' ssA''- h"' ~! "'--@"'' ''."' ~"
= " goa nan. NM Hr iiLsH- "'-
men anu tAt-'eL "'s" H4' am munger
'"' '-e pa'F.% o. sL""'N& o." a.
f'-'"h'"'Oi:. - .! 'A"' :" oil 'Ae
u"."H Va! '-7' ''E"7 20 '+' pm Dri""
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24
/ Narrow i-Cupr.

\ Ii~igEiu=ville school teacher clniu!s
To have received the fnl!" mG excuse
from The mother -; one IT hcr pupils II
few days ago:
Respected Miss: Please excus. Willie
for absents. lie fill down stairs just
before school time and we trcrri his
internal in-iic- were hurt at first. bat
they atnt. Tie Decor say ;l,t uo part
81 hIs anatomy was hurt but the brew.
mg OF the cpydermis Of the ont-ide hide
and also hi hipp hurt some. But Il,
narrowly escaped fatni death. So kind.
~ excuse.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24
ADMISSION

Doors open at 1880; curtain rises Sis sharp.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24

Suit hne been corm rurcd IN :hc DH
trirt Court Of uri4 county t., Geo. =.
Spencer npuiret Smah T.. Spencer md
John H. Spencer {" hay" tbs property
belonging Ia 'hc three Icrsu3 = named
partition al and divided bet .yrru them.
II ia alleged IN ~" complaul That the
proprrt, dcsc1b"d therein. valued ut
over 10000. bclnuga Ia each ~ the
paftics named ~ the proportion %; one.
;hiri lo each; that the plnnliT hat fro
T)n"uiiy requested the ros4, sFiDn md
control 81 lts Il third interest. md
that the defendants have faijcd To per
nit hlm I" take his share ~ the prop.
rr,y, and hnv" h,ld AID controlled aH
the property III COmmnu.-Auaiin Re-
vcillc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24
THE AZTEC CALENDAR.
Curious Relic In the Iity of Ale Iico
That WINS Carve over -Four
Centuries Ago.

One OF the curi"sitirs of all ages Is
built in the wall Of the cathedral in
the Cigy Of Mexico. f. is the Aztec
calendar, cared J." iil2. While being
chii"d "ils destination IL broke down
q bridge and fr!l - TIA" hot'0m 81 the
lake IN which tn city Mas built. Kill
iug. priests and people. With grca,
difficulty j, was raised cut "f the wa
ter. With other ohi'c ~ Of heather
""r@hipIt wa aft'rward buried in the
marsh. as 'hr best MY e" get rid oft.
and there II lay lido far two GER.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24

ln,:i '.,T 10 Treasury. ..SCg.CeI -
y. 6. DAWLEY Co. Treas
by JNo. H~ESpEEsuy. Deputy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-24
JOINT STATEMENT
Auditor and Treasurer OF
Elko County
forrhs oS.rter Ending March 81. 1903.

STATE OF NEVADA.
CoCSTT OF ELEo.
AUDITORS OFFICE
EXC. Ap7' t. 1858.
To the Eor9-Gt!s Boi-i Of County
Commissioners Of ELko coa.:g. -Icy.;
GESuExEy:-We herewith submi; our
Q4rterIy EePor, @ the Finances q tie
COUNTY :c- The iaa-:e- ending Mar. 81.
II3
Respectfully subn!ttei.
&. ". GROVER. Auditor.
4. G. DkErEY. Treasurer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-17
Information Local

Hoy & las 81 de 10 msnana era ell
die y hora sef1alados para Ell iuicio
de eoneiliacion entire don Jos6 CAsue
In Geigel y 10 HAmeriean Railroad
Co. e Porto Rico" Como disha
empress no estuvo r~epresentAda en-
aqusl acto, ne di6 por desiatida In
eonciltaci6n, y Ell autor pidi6 10 Ger.
tifcaci6n correspondence para pre-.
sentar In demands en- 10 Corte de
aistrito. Eli Lsdo don Jns6 e Beue'
dicto llevar6 10 representation del
dsmandants.
% ,hsnta imponsnt Is dsposita.
ron en- ell "B Aneo Popular de Eeono.
MAS y PIE ltsnoA" de estR Capital
darante 10 samana passdA, L. sumar
de 81 1914.
-Hip6lita Garcia, por escxnaslo
y agreai6a, y Angelina Rivera, Dol
esckndAlo, faeron aver detsnidas per
Ia Policia.
-Anoche fu6 Arrestado y &enun.
ciado 81 cochsro Santana Reyes, por
conducir 50 earruaje sin luz, infrin.
giendo las ordenanEas ma aicipalas.
-NAeimientos: Catalina M. Go:
mez Augulo, Garments NJ. Cores 6
Hllar1o Moya.
Dsfanciones {: Ffaneisca Martin,
Alexandra Natquez, Jaan M. Roari,
guez y Braulio Rodrigusx.
-Fondt6 estA manana en- este
puerto el vapor inges theodore de
Larrf asgas.
-Sali6 para los Estados Uniaos
Ell vapor americana sPonces.
Hoy sc reunir6 10 Junta Supe.
rior de Sandal para tratar asuntos
de imp ortAneia.
Programs de las pleas que toca.
RI 10 BAndA de 10 Policia Insular en-
In retreta de mAfiana:
10. March, The Rifle Regiment.
SousR. %. Ovsrtura opera "Posta
y Aldeano" Supp6. 80. Selection
from s~'FlorodorA" Stuart. 10. Grsn
FantasfA opera "AidA" Verdi. 50.
Walls "Los PAtinasores" Wedteufe'.
81. Two step ia C3lored Circles"
Neddermeyer. 70 DANA stlVivA q
Pepap CAmpos,
Star Spangled Banner.
..Ss enCuantra en- esta eiudRa,
proc sdents de Ponce, puestro amigo
don Manuel Paoli, & quien deseamos
grAta estRncia en- San Juan.
I'll Ayuntamiento calebrar6 90.
sion ordinsria esta noche, 81 sc1so
hay squoruD..
I'm el Tribunal de Distrito dc
vic aver el juicio por divorcio entA.
blad0 por aofa Carmen Ortiz Rive
n contra 50 esposo dom Ramon Di.
mas, P0r falta de pruebas, ell Tri.
bunal declare ssin lugar el divorcic,
CON 10 cual resulta inocenta al senior
Dlmas,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-17
A las madreS de familiaS

La matern idad ss 10 epoca mas
'importante en- la vida de 10 muier.
BESIDE ell momento que To- hujer
es madre, ne impone grandes res.
ponsabilidaaes y deberes ssgrados
que para poder cumplir con exscti'
tud le es indispensable est&r en- buen
estsdo de salad. Las madres que
no disftutAn de una buena salua no
disffutan tsmpuco de goces mater.
males, antics por ell contrario, sus
obligaciones le son una cargo pesA.
de. Ua3 madre enfsrma se halla
siempre indispuestA v de NAL humor.
Guam diff srents y faliz en-, por ell
eontrario, aquella que aikfruta del
bienestar que proportions una So
lud 6 todv prueba. Qae dicha tan
grande es para una fAmilia yer 6 10
madre buena y allegro: los peque'
nos pueden disffutar CON mas hol'
CARA y aleg'fa de los placsres icfsn'
tiles y an toda 10 fAmilia resplan'
decs 10 felicida y 81 bienestar. In
salua es para las msdres ana necesi
dad, no tan solo porque ella cons
tituye "a fslicidad sino tsmbi6n por
que de ella est&n gczosos todos los
que Ia rodeAn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-17
QuebradiIIas
IDe maestro ooqresp0nsoil

Mario 16. Aver domingo se efsC
tu6 en- 10 IRlenia Cat6lics de esta
pueblo, 81 bautiso del nina e ariqte
Albsrto. hijo del prof ,sor sen, IL
Juan u. CASTLES. In ssdo it G ~.
cepci6n CAstlll0 y 81 joyen Migasi
A RAlaeiros de- A.asibo, flsx1 ~ los
pAArinoss UnAnumerosA concurren.
eia inTAdfA IL casa dc los esposos
CAstillOs, y entire ella vimos : vi 40
distingui1As ssfioritss y j6ve1es de
Arecibos OAmuy y este pueblo.
COntestAndo & 10 invltaei6n cue.
nos hieierA IL senora dof1a Fslipa
Medina de- Lopez, para Asistir & an
smeeti1g. espiritista con ell In de
prOCeder 6 L. organisation de an
Centric en- donde puedAn reunirse
para predieAr las dOctrinas esprit
tistAs todos sus creysntes. asistimes
s u reunion y salimos altamsnte ~
tisfech0s del Ordsn que rei10 en- ell
leeal mientrAs aquel grnpo de espi.
ritistAs y AdmirAaores de las doctri'
mas que con tanto entusiasmo pred
can p0r 10 isla, hombrss de los conc
elmleEtss en- esA5 Gle cciAs como son
los senores MAtianxo @ ntr6a, r .dri
guez Sierra, Rsyes Caiier6n y otros
d~tfensores de las ideas. EI sefior
Domingo Arana, de Camuy, pronun.
clio m brillante d.scnreo, que fa6
muy aplaudido por ID coneurreneis.
Por primera vez vamos & lamar
In atsnc.61 del senior Alcaida Pedk.
neo don Manuel Lame.a y Abrsu.
In hermosa farola que i.umina du.
rAnte II noehe, 10 plazs I'd olica de
cate pueblo. no quiso extender les
rayos de "a b~rillante luz en- 10 nochs
de ayer.
HI regularizado u viaitas 6 este
pueblo, ell doctor Auainot, quien pa.
- sus horas constsntemante visi.
tando los enfsrmos pobres de 10 To-
cAliaad. Begdn se NOS hs hfarmA-
do, este distinguido gAieno mndar&
IN RESIDENCES q este veeirdario. Sc
fda 10 desea ell pueblo de @ Zebra
dillAs. No duaamos que don Lauro
il fuirk con I'll RI fsri4o doctor, para
qae los vecinos lie este pueblo ola
poDgan de an n6dieo G todss horas
del dis y de 10 noche.
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DE3E HABILITARSE
Otra casa para Guar tel
de la Policia
80

La casa ocnpada por IL Policfs,
no est& segda inf ormes en- condicio
nes hig'e aicas propias para ser ha.
hilitAaA como enartsl. Dabe basear
ne otra que reuna las ~necasarias con.
diciones para no cont tituir nm peli.
gro para 10 salud de los guardias.
Ia casa aluaida 90 propiedad del
Ayuntamiento. Este puede y debe
arrsglarla, pues asf % evisatfa ID
.necesidad de one eli quarrel de 10 Pc.
licfs sea traslada6o de allf On atens
ci6n G 10 que queda aicho y que de
seguro ser& dido por 81 Jsfe Ham
mill.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-17
La revolution
de Honduras

Nueva York, Mario, II 1l.30 A. NJ.
Noticias de Centre America in
forman que la revolucion de Hon
duras avanza cada Ola mas. Ell
Presidente Sierra sigue en- campa-
ia. Bonilla es protegido por Ell go
bierno de Estrada Cabrera, Presi-
dente de Gu Atemala.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-17
La prensa V~enezolana

Nueva York, Mario II l1.3O "A. M.
Dicen de Caracas que algunos
periodicos de aquella capital no han
saludado al nuevo Ministro aleman.
Otros peri6dicos nan publicsao ar
ticulos dirigidos al pueblo venezo-
lano, aconsejandole que respecto del
nueyo Diplomatico observe la cor
dura que imponen las difciles cir
cuntancias de La patria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-17
Llegada a Caracas
del nuevo Mi
nistro aleman

Nueva York, Mario, II ll.3O A M.
Ha llegado q Caracas ell nuevo
Ministro aleman doctor Alfredo Pell-
dram. Presento enseguida sus Gre
dencia es al gobicrno de Castro.
siendo muy corta la entrevista con
Ell nuevo Diplomatico. FL Presidente
lie recibio fr1amente. FL nuevo Mi
nistro ma sido visitado por PROM
nentes miembros de la colonia ale
mana en- Caracas
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GrandeS ref0rmaS en- ell
ParQue BOrinQnen

Su dueno ha introducido alIf, gran
des reformas, para solaz de los con.
currentes. Un nuevoy hermoso Co.
medor se hs establecido tambien,
adem&s de nm gran Billar, nuevo.
Els ahora aquel sitio verdadera.
ente recreativo. v nadie debe de.
jar de acudir 81 "PArque", donde to.
do ca delicioso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-17
Derrotas del Pre-
sidente Sierra

Nueva York, Mario. l7.1l.3 80 A. M.
Otros informes dicen que la 81
tuacion del Presidente Sierra, que
usurp6 eli poder al general Bonita
elegido presidente en- las dltimas
elecciones, es muy comprometida.
Ha s1do derrotado en- varios encuen-
tros con los revolucionarios que han
tornado q Tegucijalpa.
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