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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
DAINTY
THINGS
In HOSE
Black and White the FavOrite
Combinations
The Early Spring Crop
Loud" as TO Color

Gay hosiery is 10 cover the dainty
feet of American bellies this season.
Flowers bloom In gorgeous profusion
upon scmc. while on others appear
pretty reflections of the trimming
styles in vogue upon gowns.
Rcsss creep over the instep and UP
the fronts Of black and white stock
ils. aad declare the social status Of
the maiden whose feet they adorn
NIiaiy whose blood is of fashion
able blue tint. but whose purse is less
plethoric than that Of her silken hosed
sister wears stockings OF isle thread
with designs similar 90 the silk ones.
woven In the mesh while Mary Ann.
whose aspirations lean eagerly To.
ward personal adornmont Of a fash.
ionable cast. Is less particular in the
matter OF material and ioymlly in
cases her substantial feet In cotton
mercerized and otherwise radi.
ant in printed floral fancies. She is
not critical as TO whether the roses
be purple or pink--they are in the
style. aud she Is not too particular
as 10 color
In silk and lislc thread hose APP
pear limitations OF herring bonlng
feather stitching and hemstitching.
These stitched effects are In stripes
OF raised embroidery upon the stock
ngs or are woven between wider
stripes OF lacowork Sometimes three
colors are employed in stripe OF
fancy stitching. alternating with one
OF black lace
Although loud eolors. are distinct
note in early spring hosiery. the lead
ing fayoritcs are black stockings. with
designs worked or woven in white
and vice versa Il is a tad To intro
duce stripes OF three sorts OF stitches,
such as herring bonmg. feather stitch
ing and a fancy stitch in black upon
white. or the contrary. and black.
white or colors upon ecru or gray.
Polka dots are also seen upon these.
Many new styles show narrow stripes
IN various widths OF one color. and
next TO black and white Paris ecru. or
linen color. Is the favorite
A novelty Is the introduction OF
braid effects upon plain colorcd stock.
ings These are in front and vary
In length They are selftoned or OF
contrasting cOlor-usually white or
black-and have just a thread OF col,
or outlining the raised edges of the
narrow braid or cord used in the
adornment
A style introduced during the win,
ter OF a stocking having a lower front
portion OF one color with lace or EN-.
broldered effects, and the rest of the
stocking OF another color is still pop
ular while the use of light blue in
these shows how hosiery follows the
trend OF spring styles in colers
In plain hosiery gauze has supplant-
ed lace for spring and summer wear
but lace insets, apphQues and stripes
vie in popular favor with the pretty
flowers and fancy stitches SO daintily
set upon the stockings for spring.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
Eddy az I'm eensht Miners.

(PendletOn East Oregonianl
The corporation tax law will do
more substantial development in the
Eastern Oregon mining districts than
all other agencies combined. Il will
stop the CRATER and the boomer. Il
will discourage the wild eat" cor.
pOration, which exists only To prey
upon innocent spectators; II Will
bring into Oregon nothing but solid
men. and will encourage the local cap
italists to invest in the rich resources
OF the state. Hereafter, when a min
ing company is organized people will
have faith in H. for they viii feel that
the company that Is willing to pay the
Initial organization fee and the annual
tax 10 the state OF Oregon means bust
ness They will not hesitate 10 buy
stock In new companies, for new com
panies, under the present law, must
necessarily have something in sight
before they can issue millions oi
shares OF capital, that is invisible "a
the naked eSe of the assessor
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
LORD DERBY, 2:oss..

Bonner A like amount is to be put !
ON June 4. and each side win depcS
$1,000 additional the night before n.
race.
According to the terms agreed up,
by the trainers Of the horses. the "a.
is to be at mile heats, two In three. n
der the rules of the National Tmtts
association as uey now stand. II 4
expected that the contest will ns
place at Empire City park, Yonke,
y. u, but the matchmakers he,
agreed to trot their horses on the trs
making the best bid for the race. Id
Derby Is owned by H. +. Smathef
Major Delmar Is controlled by b
trainer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
ra Mn. yeIn. Mith u. 9. ssaa.I

nd Mills Joins With ~. Z. saHas"
Edwards Mills. who went from 70.
nectlcut to California with the ~
lions Seurcllight. 2:O3l4. and lea.
2:00lt. has formed n partnership w.
Henry {. Sanders. aud the Two W.
race stable down the grand circuit
Mr.. Mills purchased Star Pointer o
first time he was sold. al aucuon -
after the public had an idea thsi ,
was in the has been class. Mr.. n
ders Is brother 10 Millard sane
and was for many years a resldeHi
Cleveland. q.
A two-year-Old trOtter By klaia~i
2.OJs. aud a three-year-old PAGER
Searchlight have been purchased !
Mills & Sanders from Lou Crelhn' %
they have also paid 5000 for Nv
year-Old PAGER by owyhee. 2:il' ~
Bertha. the dam OF Don DerDy. -
DiablO, 2.O9la. and two Others . y
list with records better than 2i''
sides Jay In Bee. that as a yea'-
took a record OF 2:26ia.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
Notice Of Appolntment Of Execute,

Notice Of Appointments Of Executor.
Notice is hereby given that on the
nth day OF April A. D., 1908, the
county court OF Marion county, ore
gun. duly appointed Charles Sapping
field, OF said Marion county. Oregon.
the executor Of the last will and ties.
lament and estate OF John Sapplng.
held, deceased. and having qualified
As required by Law, all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present them. with the
proper vouchers, as by Law required.
At the Law once OF Turner & Inman.
over the Capital National Bank. in sa
lem. oregon- within six months from
the date Of the FIRST publication Of this
notice. towit; April ls. 1905,
CHARLES sAPPINGFIEID.
i-ie-Sthur Executor.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
Monitor oraws crowds.

Evansville. Ind, April l6-The
presence of the monitor Arkansas
here Is attracting great attention, and
excursions are coming from a radius
OF 100 miles. schools have declared a
holiday today "a permit the pupils to
view her and the business men viii
tender reception to the officers this
evening
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16

The new owners OF the Pniia'.,
club have promised 70 place no =.
Gle in the way OF clearing LAyg-
Bernard from the tangle they X
posed TO have placed themsei' = -, -.
playing with the Cleveland - -. :
league team last season aiiei 49,
preme court OF PennsyivaniA
a decision adverse 20 the player
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
Were Once
In Portland

Portland. April i6.-Four Italians
members of the same gang unoarthed
in New York. In connection with find
ing murdered man In barrel.
worked here three years ago A plant
for making gold Hyes Was found, and
two were sent To prison.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
Rnhh.d lisr Mla,ress.

New York. April i6.-- Minna vii
liams. the young English goyerness,
who confesses she stole $50 600 worth
Of iewelry aud fus nom her mistress
in London. was today arraigned before
the United States commissioners. She
viii probably be committed 10 Jail 10
await eNtraditlon papers
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
EnEIi.L ana.A~@riean shell Riss

Ia
Rowing coaches will watch WIN
terest Pennsylvania's experiment
season with English rigging to'
eight Oared boats.
The short ouuiggers have been y. ~
here before. but never 50 thorous'e Z
Coach Ward proposes 10 try Them -
those that have been rugged o. =
boats on this side hitherto ha's - -
imperfect copies. Whatever ma! = \.
reason. there Is little doubt tlNl !
English Oarsmen surpass In ~ais'.- -
ship our crews. and IL is possiD's
the rigging OF the boats. whien : =
on a plausible theory. may paI"'
count for the defeat our crews
met with az Henley.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16

The Duke and Duchess OF Manches
ter with the father OF the latter Mr
Zimmerman, have been enjoying them
selves az Palm Beach. Fla, for some
weeks. They have entered heartily in
70 the various sports with eOttager,
aud hotel guests. Lady Mary Alic'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16

a Success

Chicago April l6.-nr l.orenz, the
German specialist, today removed the
plaster cast from Lolita Armour's hip,
and declared the operation successful,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
Sun UneonVlnoed.


Allyn-You do0t believe PnoOdles
Is worth ssOo.Ooof happen to know
that he scheduled for more than that
the other day In order TO so on some
body's oflicial bond.
Url-weli. ne isn't worth Il even II
he has got a.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
Where Americans Timber Grows.

In the United States the heart OF
the lumber belt has moved westward.
Al The beginning Of the last century
almost the entire wood supply came
from the then untouched forests OF
the Penobseot region Of Maine. AS
the woodsmen cut deep into the heart
Of the wood the Industry was forced
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
qas SPORTING 7iiIii W0iFis


Lord Derpy ana Major neIr..
Horsemen everywhere are greoe,
teresto1 in the match race ho,9 \
Lord Derby. 2;O5ik. and Major ns,, v
2:0oIa. which Is 20 take place nj.
The arrangements for the race
concluded recently in New Yort u,
stakes are TO be $1,000 side ana
vid homer will hold the M.
George Spear, the trainer Of Ionl y
b. and A. Z. Mcdonald Of An
who drives Major Delmar, MAD.
match. each depositing 81 600 uw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
No Escape From Him.

III We prohted by all our mistakesi"
Say, II we did, J. p. Morgan could
come around and capitalize us and
the stock would sell like hot cakes"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16

The Youthful but Persisten suitor--
You viii gct tired OF refusing me
some day, Yes an pleasures end "
Life.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16

Ns~ Calorade Decr .r,s
The Ssh. forestry and sAA-s s..'s "a
sion OF Colorado has as1.-s -
closed season Tor four ynAs %
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16

Cornell and PFineeton 49,,
Cornell ana Princeton VII - Ya,i
annual football game In Ns~ u
next fan. The date OF the -. y
uot been definitely settled, rni
probably be Oct 81.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16

Tenant-what repairs can expect
ON the nat this spring. Agent--l told
the ianitor 20 mend his ways -Chica,
80 Daily News
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16

Kansas city. April l6.--LAeutenant
Governor Lee has not yet arrived,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16

Montague. the Sixieen-mOnth obi
daughter Of the duchess, also receives
much attention. she resembles her
mother, beins fair. plump and q tae
German iype.
taste. She aud the duke are takine
bridge whist lessons every day. IlIe
duchess is having her portrait painted
hy Mrs. Leslie Cotton Of New lOrA
and Il giving the sittings at whitehall
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
La Reelection de Roosevelt

Este es problema que preocupa 4 los
partidos polfticos c~ontinentales. espe-
cialmente, desde luego, al republican,
Il que pertenece ell antigua coronel.
No es ayenturado decir que las lu-
chas que parecen va iniciarse, tras-
cienden 4 Pusrto Rico, con mas 8 mo-
nos iniujo.
americana, en- aquella parte Gle amigos
fntimos que pretende dar al traste con
las grandezas de Su Constitution V con
los s6lidos cimientos de la Rep1blica
acknowledgements, para lleyar L cabo
cmpresa tai, es indispensable yalerse
de todos los medios. sin reparar en-
6stos.
De ali que los imperialistas Sc es-
fuercen en- p~resentar 4 Filipinas como
pacificada y 4 Puerto Rico nadando en-
bicnandanzas paradisiacas.
No importa que la hoguera reyolu-
cionaria sea cada yez mas terrible en-
ell apartado Archipelago, que ell cole
ia V la peste bubonica diezmen ALI ell
ei6rcito Y desplacen la poblacion indf-
gena; no importa que en- Puerto Rico
la miseria senoree siniestramente en-
campos V ciudades.
iQue importa todo ESQ!
Son colonies, 10 mismo aquel pueblo
d~esgraciado de tagalos Y moros, que
este pueblo de c~riollos desdichados.
Lo que parece que importa es tapar
ell cielo con las manos. Lo que urge
es aparecer ~justos, m~agnanimos, sa-
bios, ilustres. Hay que dar toda Ia
razon ( una ley despotica, impuesta 4
este pueblo SIN So CONSENTI-
MIENTO. Es que hay que dar la ra-
ION 4 la RAZON de la FUERZA en-
aquel otro pueblo desgraciado que por
| sus libertades lucha.
Hay 8 parece haber todo ESQ. Los
signos del tempo asi 10 indican elo-
cuentemehte. Pero hay todo ESQ,
porque Csc particle que rige hoy los
destinos de La gran republica, teme sin
duda la formidable reaction de la Opt
MON p1blica Gle aquel gran pueblo.
Norte America no Sc educ6 en- los es-
trechos modes de la a~utocracia. Po-
dra la plutocracia adherirse al gobier-
no 8 morder ell sus entranas como pull
pc 8 crotalo; pero tiene delante IN
pueblo que anna la tradieion augusta,
la ~ensenanza de los padres de la patria,
que al fundar 6sta no hablaron dc ii.
~ranizar a pueblos d6biles.
rs que hay pueblo americana que
esta frente al Imperialism. rs que
hay ALI pueblo dispuesto 4 que no rue
den los pedestales de la Repdblica V st
alec hip6crita dictadura 8 NAL disimu-
lado despotismo.
Esa quizas la historic. Forjar Ia
mentira, V mientras Sc aclame el ruido.
so triunfo de un partido en- ell palx d,
Ia h1elfud, lejos, N pueblos donde ls
brisa agita la triunfadora bandera dc
Washington, hay sfres que caen 4 ba.
lazos por defender la libertad de su pa
tria v pueblo digno V noble convertible
en- siervo, en- rebano, en- familia Gle Ito
tas. en- pariaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
lNTERESA A TODOS

En- la calle dc san Francisco mum.
81 bay un cafe, ell meior Gle San Juan,
donde podra listed mt <jamon en-
who's haIlacas Y pastcles los sabados y
domingos, l%icores, refrescos, dulces,
tabacos, cigarrillos { infinidad de arti-
culos dc primera clase.
PRONTITUD, ESMERO, EQClDAD
V BARATURA
Este es 81 lena de In Taqutta AeQlrt,
Tue tan bien aticnde 4 sus parroquia-
nos SUI propietario Juan {. Santiago.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
E | 0
DON RAMON LLOVET Y RIL-
DAU Jucz Municipal propietario
del pueblo de Rio Piedras,

DON RAMON LLOVET \ RlL-
DAU Jucz Municipal propietario
del pueblo de Rio Piedras,
HACE SABER: que por don San
tiago b. Palmer, abogado, 4 nombre Y
en- representation de don Eugenio
Dfaz Cfudin 8 Budfn, So ha solicitado
la conversion en- dominic de la pose
sion que. tiene sobre la tinca que Sc
describe ash: ~R1stica compuesta de
cinco cuerdas mas 8 menos de terreno,
euuiyalentes 4 un hectarea, noventa Y
seis areas v cincuenta c~entlareas, radl-
cadas en- Ell barrio de Sabana Llama de
la Jurisdiction de Rio Piedras, v colin
dantes por ell Este con los terrenos de
con Julio Molina. por cl Nortc. con ell
canine |vecinal del barrie ~eXpresado,
por ell Oeste. con ~tierraS de Briglda
Garcia pOr el SUD con la carretera
que de este pueblo conduce & Carolina.
En- dicho recinto Sc halla enclavada
n casa Gle maderas v techada hoy de
zinc, de nueve varas de frente, por
ocho de fondo, O Su correspondence
cocina V dem6s servidumbres de los
mismos materiales colindante por la
derecha entrando al Este. v en- fondo
8 espalda. al Nortc, lindando por ell
Sud donde tiene su frentc, con la ca
rretera, v por los otros tres costados
con 81 rcferido terrenO.
Y para q. los que Sc cream con derecho
4 oponerse puedan yeriticarlo con ARE
Clio 4 derecho. dentro del t6rmino de
ounce dias naturales Sc libra Ell pre-
sente.
Rio Piedras, Julio 8 de 1903.
FL Seer rio,
II. Liotef
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
CORTIJO RECTIFICA

Ell distinguido ateopagitu don Jose
Dolores Cortijo, nos manifesto que 6l
no es &~eparu-ttsta, nj que 81 palu en-
chiquitas. Dice que es republican,
ueto, V bien ueto, uettSiDlo.
Dfjonos ademds, que aunque 81 e5
Cortiio de apellido, nj c~orteIo 4 nadie,
porque es fefsimo, nj Sc casa con min
guna a~Ieopagfta, porque lie gusta ser
suelto.
Adem6s va lie han bautizado alias
pagtto.
Queda complacido Ell perfnclito don
Jose Dolores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
L. PIanas Marti. -Tetuan, 48

Ofrece 4 precios m6dicos y con constitute
existencia los articulos s%iguientes: Aztcar
mascabado amarillo, AZicar centrifugada
de ga. Maiz en- grano, del pals. Cafe, clase
u Y % Almiddn de yuca del pals. Cerveza
en- barriles marca La B~orinquen." Who's
Rioianos alambrados, clarete y blaneo, Ell
caias de IL 24I2 botellas de Ia marca 9.
R0IG de HARO. Habichuelas del pals,
blancas V coloradas. Vino moscatel en- caJas
tap3n de CRYSTAL marca COLOMER.
Sc vende una buena GAIA de tamano gran
de, para guardian caudales, con buenos depar-
tamentos para libros y Il prueba de fuego.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
Cifras establishes de TOa Alta
{ De u1eStrD col7'c&p0nSaD

Julio 5.-Durante ell mes de JUNO
hubo aqui:
Nacimientos 44-de estos 10 yarones
blancos, Is mestizos, II hembras blan-
cas- y 8 mestizos.
Defunciones: 5l--de cstos % blancos
Y % mestizos que comprenden { casa
dos fl solteros V 3 viudos: Hubo pues
una p6rdida Gle I almas en- ell compute
de p~oblaci6n.
Dato elocucnte que revela la pros
pcridad V a~bundancia que reina en- cs-
ia isla. Cast una tercera parte de las
defunciones: 8 sea Is, han ocurridO de
anemia.
Hubo ademis matrimonios %civiles
9, de estos 3 blancos. 4 mestizos Y :
mezclado:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
VENTA

Sc vcnden en- Santurce, barrio de Hormi-
gueros, tres caSas con solares propios, lie tres
habitaciones cada una, de MADEIRA, cobijadas
de hierro galvanizado Y ademas un solar.
F. precio de estas propiedades es ell mismo
por Ell que So ha adquirido en- hipoteca.
Los que quieran hacer Ell negocio, pueden
d~irigirse 4 don joaquin Pacheco, Ell su niue
bleria, Gale Allen, numero 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
GRAN SASTRERIA
de R. Monies. FOrtaIsza rs. Allen Street 20

En- este antigua y acreditado estableci-
miento ademas de su extenso y e~legante sur
"a" l "a ~Go"imidFfedfa las. n%cloGHff8 Ast FrfalAl 4 en-
Ditn un extenso surtido de corbatas, tirantes,
ligas, paraguas jenoveses, cuellos, punos, ca
misas ~negligGe blancas y de dolores. Cant
sas especfales i exclusives para Frak y Smo-
kin y OtrOS artfculoS para caballeroS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
lNTERESA a TODOs

Declaration de Nacimiento.
Declaration de Defunci6n.
Certiticaciones Medicas.
Documento de Fianza.
Licencia para dar sepulturas.
Conocimientos de Cabotaje para bu,
ques de vela.
En- <La Correspondents de Puerto
Rico>.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
CAFE "SAN JUAN"

Este p~recioso establecimiento. situado en-
81 sitio mas cfntrico Y fresco de la Ciudad.
ofrece a l'pdblico, S~ervicio esmerado, refres-
COS, dulces y helados, Il la yez que oportu
nidad para .disfrutar de la mdsiea de a
vat rata
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Tenemos entire nosotros, nombrado
Official de Sandal. ell estimado Y como
cido doctor Malaret. Deseamosle gra-
ia permanencia V muchos aplausos en-
su delicada labor.
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Ell POLO NORTE
GAZE Y BILLAR-

Fl meior establecimiento de su CHASE en-
IA Juan. Servicio esmeradiimo: 81 sirven eho-
colate, cafe. refrescsS, y licores, de Ia mayor
pureZa.
~ san Francisco -
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FL comprador de dTha propiclad. dehe pagan en- callnl de dep6sio v en-
effective. 10 m6nos e ~ por 100 del ralor en- que t@a yendida Ia proPiedad,
cuya suma srd perdida en- case de que el compralor dease de pagan ell reto
de la suma pr la cual lie fuere vendida la proppdad al entree4rsea.
San Juan, p. r. 10 de Julio de 1903.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
RICHARD MEEREs

Selecto Hotel para IA
milias, establecido ba 10
oil plan americana, que
patrocinan las mejores
familias de Puerto Rico.
Juegos de habitacio-
mes que comprenden des-
de ell sencillo de Sala,
doFmitorio y bano, has
Ia ell mas eXtenSo de sA-
la, 5 dormitorios y ba-
no.
Adaptase especialmen-
To para familias hume
rosas y para familias cor
tas.
Cocina a la espanola.
Servicio espanol & in
giles.
FL Hotel mas fresco de
Nueva York.
Contiene toda clRse de
adelantos modernos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16

lo1ai pIOIlIO cIllpcZdId I'll UeCOIdOO y
trabajos escen6graticos del <TeatrC
Hostos.>
Anexa 4 dicho Teatro Sc estableceri
n Bibliotcca pnblica, creada por e
Fundador del mismo. que llcvar1 e
nombrc dc ~Biblioteca Hostos.@
En- un dia de In Semana, Sc daran en-
ell citado Temple Gle las Artes, confe-
rcncias para obreros, donde 1nicamen-
te So trataran cuestiones obreras.
Anoche eEl Cfrculo lie instruction
Y RecreoS, que preside ell Farmace6-
tico don Juan B. Sein, do una velada
lirico literaria, en- honor del joven {
ilGstrado lurisconsulto, hijo de Anasco,
don Rafael Arrillaga Urrutia. Ash
demuestran los pueblos su cultural:
honrando v enalteciendo 4 los hom-
bres de waller.
Vuelye i estar entire nosolros Mr..
Cogndon, Ell investigator municipal.
Mr.. Holtz Sc fu6 Ell mismo dia V al
despedirse, dejo atentamente SUI tarje-
ia al alcalde don Agustin Pesante.
Sigue la comisi6n del Ayuntamiento
en- su Investigation sobre obras publ
cas- locales, pedida por ell alcalde, para
Justlticar su administration.
FL policfa insular don Herminio Lee
bron ha ~presentado hoy una denuncia
de leche adulterada, con c~ertificaci6n
del Official de Sandal. Los artfculos
de conner y beber deben ser buenos, V
no Sc puede jugar con la salud de los
ninos, vendiendo leche mala.
Esta con tetanos i"nfantil una nina
del senior don Braulio Avil6s y otra de
un vecino de apellido Taimet.
Ha vuelto 4 guardian CANA, con tie-
bre alta la sonora dona Dolores Con
de Charneco.
Tambien esta atacada de ligera grip
pc la senora de don lgnacio Sem lsasa.
Ha alberto una escuela de yerano ell
professor don Fernando Oliver.
Esta va completamente bien de su
iebre biliosa, la nina del alcalde.
La junta local debe pedir al Depar-
de Education que Sc establez-
AN las e~scuelas suprimidas, Y colocar
IN n de elias al intelligence joven
Ion Jorge Leda, que fu6 uno de los
res, que salieron victoriosos en- los
)asados eXamenes.
FL <Centro Latino> do anoche un
que aseguran qued6 muy lucido,
'on la orquesta de Aguadilla.
Tambien dicen que qued6 brillante
a yelada lfrlco-literaria del <Cfrculo
lie instruction v Recreo.S
La iumta local de I",+"-
lan0, la hecho sus nombramientos
on gran espfritu de justicia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16

Desempefan bien cargos de ce-
ladores de Sandal los estimables i6-
ene don Alberto Grau Y don Domin-
go Prebf, nombrados recientemente.
La hygiene progresa en- cuanto es po-
sible en- n poblacion donde no hay
alcantarillado. nj acueducto. Apesar
de TODD 10 bueno, siempre recordamos
o reconocimiento ell nombre del ca
pitan N6rnut. En- su tempo no Sc
ve1a I'm muchacho desnudo por la ca
lie, nj cerdos r~ealengos, nj perros va
gabundos, nj cabros &, como ahora,
con su aditamento Gle escenas porno-
graficas, que los o~frecen 4 diario como
cuadros plasticos, estos pobres Grracio-
males nocentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16

Mr.. Romero Haxahusent da classes
de ingles, en- su casa calie Nueva mum,
. altos Marina, los lunes, microbes V
viernes, de 8 a 8 de Ia noche, a dos pc
SOS m~ensuales'