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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-14
La Siembra
de aIgOd6n

Rico es asunto que distrae la atencion
de todos los hombres que yerdadera-
mente Sc interesan por ell meioramien
to V bienestar econ6mico de este pals.
Noy permitlrme eXponer d la con-
sideracion lie mis- queridos paisanos ell
fruto que me ha aportado la eXperien
cia en- eata clase de cultiyos
Una compan1a algodonera de los Es
tados Unidos nos r1miti0 unos cuatro-
cientos quintales de simientes, clase
Sea Islau los cuales fueron distribui-
dos entire los agricultores.
La mayor parte de la cantidad AFRO
jada al proceso Gle la germinacion no
Ina dado ell resultado que era de espe-
rarse, pudiendo caIcular en- un 30 por
100, sin duda por las pesimas condi-
clones 4 que estarla sometida en- ell en-
barque almacenaie. Tambi6n debo
hacer constar, que esta planta en- su
primera epoca es atacada por su enc
migo el qFili0 tdlpa y el grillo comGn.
rs de notar que los arbustos, naci-
dos de las semillas importadas perma-
nezcan pequcnos y raquiticos y Ell es-
taS condolences NADIA iayOrableS para
una huena production rendimiento,
empiece en- cllos 81 periodic de la eXho-
rcScencia. ! o supongo que la cauSa
de esta irregularidad, consiste en- las
Scmilias, pcro es dc esperarse cuando
haya pasado su periodic critico, cuando
esas semillas sean frutos de arbustos
acIlmatadOs en- cSta ZOna, los rendI-
mientos acusaran un tanto por cientO
muchisimo mayor que los que en- la ac-
tuaiidad prometen, porque hay que te-
ner en- cuenta tambi6n que el terreno
de csta isIa, particularmente el del
Sur, cs prOpio para estOs cultlvOs.
Otro asunto. ell mas importante qui-
zas para los agricultOrcs que Sc dedi.
quen esta siembra, es la question
mercado. rs possible So me tache de
pesimista, pero ing6nuamente he de
confcsar que por ahora no veO sc lie
ofrezcan grandes yentajas al produc-
tor para colocar su materia prima en-
condolences altamcnte remuneratiyas.
Que el comercio comprara ell algo-
don para cXportarlo, Sc dice: pero
"a que precios podra pagar. ESQ Sc
preguntan muchos ESQ preocupa la
atenci6n de los que analizan Y estudian
el nucNO ncgociO. huscando una tabla
salvadora, va que las demas industrias
del pals Sc encuentran en- estado ago
nico por los runjosos precios que es-
tan somctidos sus demas productos
noI,1colas
;No noea,.5 Io ,oisn,o n,la ON los amos
del So Al So En- aoueIIa fecba 81 ouin-
tai de aluod6n desmotado So cotizaba
al dasasfroso nrocio do dos y tres no
Sos mericonos ' nocesarianentc cum
di6 81 desencanto en- eI nroductor 10
anal fn6 n1orian ono NO Cd ooneora
,,1Ss s, an " 10 'l,, og,1Iatooi6n do nm poaoc;o ~
onn ,,,I n nrincipio ofrnriara ninoiies oa-
nanciaIes Asi termin6 adnei neriodo
,Io nrneba nara 81 nouocio aIGodonero
del pais.
En- Ia actualidad para que ell terra
-oniente SC arriesoo 4 invertir SUI capi-
tai en- ol cultivo del algod6n, necesita
I'm nprcado Immediate SECURE que lie
ofrczca facilidades para el consume de
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La hygiene es Ia SaIud
Industrias puertorriquenas
"PEQUENA ANTILLA"y y "POLO NORTE"
Fabrca8 de bsbidas carhonatadaS Tetuan 26
SAN JUAN
USAMOS: Filtro PASTEUR.
Extractos de frutas
AzGcar granulada.

Nuestros modernos aparatos fueron
construidos por la casa John Matthews
de New York, la primera del mundo.
Estos aparatos producer el gas car
b6nico qufn7icame1lte pur0.
Nuestros envases son Iavados Y en-
juagados 4 maquina, y todas son moyi-
das por fuerza electrical.
Como cista hace fe, rogamos una vi
sta nuestro local, donde tendremos
mucho gusto en- mostrar nuestras ma
quinas y procedimientos
Limonada, gengibre, frambuesa, zar-
zaparrilla, china, pima, crema.
Todo entregado, asf como sifones,
( domicilio.
Para la iSla; Los mismos produc-
tos, a precios moderados, en- barriles.
Tel6fono no. 81
III. Rodrtgue=, (farmac6utico)
d Rirero Gngeniero industriaD
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Podria ser Que al gobiernO dice no tu-
Viese la CuIpa de este sstadO de COsas, 81 este
pals disfruiara de una constitution civil p9-
Utica muy dstinta a Ia que hoy tiane.. .psro
aqli eI gobernO es eI que maada y pre1aleee
en- sus dsCiSiOneS las i1iGiatiYas pariiCula-
res Sc estreian ante un gObierHO que con su
indiferenca maia Q eseriIiza la labor de las
classes prOduGtOras
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HOMBRES DEBILES
RECOBRAD VUESTRO YlGOn
LA DEMORA ES PELI6R0SA.

Parece Que eli creador ha ordenado que despues
de la sangre el fiuido vital seminal sea Ia SUP,
stancia mas preciosa en- ell euerpO del honbre
aiguua p6rdfda contranatnral de el ProduciTa
81, mpre resultados desastrosos. 49,.
Nnchos hombres han muerto de enfermedades
corrieutes, tales como las del corazon, del ngadn.
de los rifiones, Intermediates pulmOnares, etc
por haber perTnitido q su vitalidad gasfarae. ex-
pon6ndose asi ser faciles victimas de estas
Intermediates. cuandO algunas cajas de nuestIas
medicinas, tOmadas tempo. hReI1an inpedluo
estas debilitantes perdidas, ast preservahdo sl
vita,idad para resistlr los Rtaques de esas Pel'
grosas intermediates.
Muchos hombres han Iegado lenta pero HeEura-
nente nm estado de demencia incurahie causa
de estAs perdidas, sin saber Ia verdad"fa cauaA
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DuICeS en- aImibar

Dulcvs en- almibar de varias classes
v tabacos Y cigarrillos Sc venden al la
do del Ayuntamiento casa n1mero 30
frente 4 la Plaza Principal.
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GENTLEMEN & LADIES.

Desiring to take lessons in Sprnish
will and competent teacher at 2&
Tatuan st.
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SON ESTOS SUS SlNTOMAS i?

Fredilecci6n al onanismo emisiones de dfa de
nocho, derrames al estar en- presenoia dc una
per soma del sexo opuesto al entretener ideas
lasCvAsi granos contracctones de los musculos
(qHe son precursOres de la Eptiepsia1; uensa.
nlentOs suefos voluptu0sOs; sofueaciones,
ieudencias dormitar dormir, sensacion de EN-
ufuteclmento, peruldA de la voluntac, taita &c
dolores las piernas en- los musculos. sensacion
6e tristeza lie salientos inquietud, falta de
memoria, indecisidn, meiancolia, cansancio des-
tantes ante IA vista, debiHdad despues del aci D
de una perdida involun taTta; derrame al ha~er
esfnerzos en- la silla, ruido silbido en- los odos
timdez, manOs pies pegaj josos y fTiOs, tenor de
algdn peligr0 inminente de muerte infortunio,
inipotencia parcial total, derrame premature 8
tardio perdida 8 disminuci0n de los descos, de
oairnento de la sensibilidad, organos oaidos y
debiles, dyspepsia, etc, etc. Algunos de esos
homDre que dehe recuperar sus enerv adas fuerzas
yitales, 2 v ira ser presa de algunA fatal
Nosotros E, ,ncitamos de todos los que, ST.. On
de alguno de los sintomaB arrfba enumerRuOs
QUE OBSER VEN BIEN ESTE a VISO,
eomunicandose con nuestrA Compania de medcoS
especialistas que han tenido yeinte amos de eI-
peItencia, tratando enfermedades de los nervios
del sistema sexual, y quienes pueden garaRtizsr
una curaci6n radical y permanente.
Eavtenos una relacton completa % eu caso
paci6n. al es casado solte-o, cuAles de los sin.
tomas nombradOs So le han manifestado I'd, Y
81 Ia, ha usado algun tratamiento para gonorres
estrechez, Stills alguna otra enfermedAd venereR
Nue-tra junta de m6dicos diaEnosticara
gutda Embellishments su case tgratisl, inform.
treinta dias, en- 81 que Sc efectuara curacion
RADICAL sc le restablecera I'd. su complete salud,
yolveIa I'd. q sar un hombre vfRoPoso. 81 I'd. nos
femite oineo pesos en- billetes os gu pals giro
postal c'ma gaFantla de buena 70, le enViaremoE
eusegui msdicinas requeridas por correu
eert!Rcar an pronto como nuestra junta de
meilicoa .n., decidido el complete tratami, nta&
que I'd aeUe 6ometerse. ID
COM PAEIA EsPEOIALfsTA del N0RTE
rs Vincent Bldg, Broadway & Duane St
New York. E, q. de A.
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I'm agriCuItOr
rGpubIiCanO
diSCute aprGGIaCi0neS del 6rgano
en- Ia prenSa de SB partidO, en-
Ia question del cafe

Afrma que el cultivo del cafe
no debe desapareCer de la isla
Y Si Sc lie debe abrir mercados
en- Europa
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No tantO, Mr.. T0rGnCiO, no
taDtO........


Diccnnos que 4 los guardias insula-
ros de este puesto, Sc les eXige seis
horas dc servicio en- una sola calle, &
rccinto
Ademas, como Mr.. Hamill tiene en-
peNos cue aplaudmos que ese
Cuerpo sea chapado 1 10 militar los
guardias ticncn seg0u nos informan
que someterse una scvera discipline,
y, en- las horas de servicio, no ..mbiar
palabras con nadie 4 menos que no sea
con alg(Jn superior gcrdrquico
Creemos que debcn acortarse las
horas de seryicio, armOnizando ell re-
Ievo de manera que los guardias ten
can nataral dcscanso.
todo su valioso y efcaz apoyo. Y en-
cuanto a la culpa, podria ser que ell
goLlhrno no la tuyiese 81 este pals dis
trutara de una constitution civil Y po-
Utica, muy distinta Ia que hoy tiene.
Pero aqui ell gobierno .es el que manda
prevalece en- sus decisiones, las
lniciatiyas particulares Sc anu!an es-
trellan ante un gobierno que no puede
8 no qulere auXiliarla, que con su in
diferencia mata 8 esteriliza la labor
particular, de las classes productoras.
NADIA mas por ahora Sc nos ocurre
objetar 4 SThe Puerto Rico Sun>, Or
gano de nuestro partido.
In agrjcu7tor 7spu57icano
Corozal, Agosto II, de 1908.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pape1 d
perlodioo viejo a d S2-40 quintal
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BaqEefO y Gandara

Comerciantes importadores de pro
welcomes de todas procedencias.
San Justo Is y Is, San Juan Puerto
Rico
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H 0 M B R { D { Bill
CURESE v. MISMO

MANDARE GRATIS
acualquierhombre una
reccla para curarSe cl
mjsmo, con la cual po
siiiyamcute Sc curara
en- POGO tempo TODD
case dc dcbilidad vital,
pGrdida de yiror, debi
Iidad norviosa, yarico
1911. Ii .nn..-l,Lln-
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DIR. CHARLES

Para las formas la complexion
l,sta famosa preparation tiene muehaS lml-
taciones, pcro en- el morcado no hay NADIA que
Sc le iguale Sc ha sosteuido i la prueba por
mas de veinte ciuco amos y eStd reconocda.
hoy dia. por la cieucia mGdica miles de mu-
ercs agradecidaS quieneS la han usado como
la llnica preparation que llena las mejillas,
cuelIo y braZos dejgados, con cane solida y
saludablc.
PARA DESABROLLAR Ell BU S'FO q para
restorar los senos lacios Il su eslado natural de
hermosura contorno, janis ma deJado de
dar perfecta satisfaction.
PARA REMOVER ARRUGAS. No hay
razdn porque las mujereS tengan arrugaS 8
patas de gallo al rcdedor de los ojos de la
boca. FL alimento para la piel del DIR. Char
les las hacc desaParecer como por mdgica.
OFERTA ESPECIAL FL precio corriente
del aIimento para la piel del DR. Charles cs
81 la GAIA, pcro para darlo i conocer i mi
les de moradas nuevas, hemos resuclto en-
War dos (2) caias TODD aqnel que conteste
este nuncio y nos envic Sl-O0 Todo pa
quote Sc cnvia baio una cubierta lisa, y ibre
de gaslos de correo.
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Lc2o. ". I. F11,t.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel d :
periodico viejo a d S2-40 quintal
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Corozal, Agosto II, de 1908
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-06-05
Honey OF Eucalyptus and White
Pine, best remedy known for
coughs, 25c at A. M. Hughes.
VESSIE.

Farmers are busy killing weeds. V,
B. Shortridge was at Ashland last week
......Mr and Mrs Ed Queen We're at
Ashland last week 80. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Smith, of Cannonsburg, visited
relatives here last week .. c. 7. Miller
was down the river last week ON bust
ness, t.. T. Rife, our saw mill man,
is doing nice business at present on
Robt. Toller's land. -. Dude Adkins
had a hard tussle with John Barley
corn last Saturday and was downed in
the first round The young people
had pie mite at Baker Saturday eve
ming for the benefit of their pastor
they report nice time 80 Messrs
Bob Shortridge, jess Watson, Baz Jor-
dan, X. Miller and Walter Sexton at
tended the pie mite mite Saturday at
Baker 80. Prof. j H. Ekers, of
Fallsburg was here recently w.. Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Cunningham We're at
Ashland and central city last week
Mr.. and Mrs. V b Shortridge were the
guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Jake Neal Sun.
day ..~ Mrs. Emery McKinnie who
was reported sick some time ago has
dropsy and it 1t is Thought that there is
no chance of her recovery Mrs. VIM.
Howell is very sick at this writing and
has been for several days. Dr. 4. C.
Burton, of Denton, is waiting on her
The people here long TO see those
county mules and the road machine
Our roads are In a very bad condition,
and under the present system we don't
expect very much. Kent
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panied by fearful threat and an at
tempt to draw weapon, whereupon.
Keathly being too quick for him, shot
him dead. Keathly came here thin
morning and put himself in the hands
of the officials His examining trial is
set for June sth 1t is thought by most
people here that Keathly will come
clear Sam Hanover, of Island creek,
was bound in the sum of $500 to keep
the peace by Judge Ratcliff, ON a peace
warrant sworn out by Vanoyer's broth
er. who lives near him, We believe
that ifa few more of our young men
who enjoy getting drunk, carrying and
brandishing pistols were put under peace
bonds or confined in Jail, we would con
siderably reduce the record of crime
The great majority of our citizens ar,
grieved that few wild, rude, young
men who have lost all respect for self
home, and country are, by their mis-
deeds, giving our whole county bal
name, Our county officers are using
every effort To bring all offenders t
justice We trust the people will assis
the. officers in their work.
Allen Quartermain
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Allen Quartermain

1.-TWO more weeks OF dry weather
would have cut the corn crop
short more than one half in tins
vicinity .,......, Since writing
last two of our young people have
been Joined in the holy bonds OF
matrimony. James Atkinson and
Miss Partheena Salmons We're the
contracting parties,and their many
friends wish them much joy on
their journey through life. -, 49,.
The new residence OF Henry Setsel
is nearing completion. ...........
Ben Amburgy and Geo. Hopkins
are farming heavily o.9-,.... col
John w. McCue and John Cald
well with j. ID. Ballard a. Co., rail
road contractors Of Laynesville
were here Monday on business
Mr.. Ballard is preparing to begin
operations opposite this point 49,,
..., Frank Blackburn went t
Cow Creek Sunday on importan
business. ..... james Clifton
visited Buffalo and tributaries Sat
urday and Sunday. Pedro
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DE-. P. NJ. Randall Dead .

"Dr. Perres NJ. Randall was born
IN Louisa, Ky, 50 years ago and
died at his home In this village
Tuesday, May l9,h, at $3.50 o'clock.
He came to Wisconsin with his
mother shortly after theCivil War
and settled at Nlroqua, whore he
resided for several years, going
from there TO Sugar Grove where
he lived until about three years
ago, when he came to La Fargo.
He was man Of high moral
character, member OF the Church
of Christ, a steadfast friend, n low
ing father and a dutiful husband.
DR., Randall viii be sadly missed
| by a wide circle OF acquAintances
as his many acts OF kindness Mad
won Tor him a host OF friends.
: He leaves tn mourn his loss, a
wife, three sons, Randolph OF Su-
/ gar Grove, James and Sam Of this
lplace, and five daughters, Mrs,
Frank Drake Of Nermillion, S. d.,
Mrs. Jasper Newton OF Sugar
Grove, Mrs. Bessie Buroker Of Sol.
dicr's Grove, Mrs. l.. G. McCarty OF
Prairie du Chen and Miss Dolly
OF La Fargo.
| Funeral services were held Thurs
day afternoon, May n, in the NJ
| +, Church, conducted by Rev. Den
iston, and despite the day being
rainy and disagreeablc the larges
crowd ever ass Q M blod in tn,
church was present to pay theil
last respects to the departed. Tn,
remains were laid TO rest in tn,
Chapel Hill Cemetery
The aboveis taken from the l.,
Fargo (Wis,) Enterprise and refer
to the only brother Of the late Mrs
r. f. Niuson. Dr. Randall ha,
many friends hero who regret I,
hear Of his death.
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HrfLETTE

Matte Burton who has been sick, is
no better Mrs Amos Robi.
net Of Cannonsburg visited here last
week rolbert Bostck attend.
ed church at Seed Tick Sunday .......
ona O'Daniel aud sackie Queen visited
Fannie and Minnie Burton saturday
aud sunday .. Abraham Wooten
and Dave Wells, Of Whites Greek Wis
tied John Wooten Sunday -.-
Misses Susie and Mary Nunley attend.
ed Sunday School at Horsefori Sunday.
....,. We are glad to say that John
Wooten is still improving .t....... 5.
q Queen and wife visited friends in
w. Nalast week u.a Thos 0Dan
lei and Lewis Nunley made bushes,
trip to Catlettsburg last weed .....
WIN. O'Daniel and daughter Lucy mad,
a flying trip to Yatcsville last week
John Bnrns left last week fol
Pittsburg where he expects 10 remain
this summer W NJ Nunley
who has been working ON the gas pipe
visited home folks saturday and Sun
day George Adkins of Yates
vile, was here Sunday ... Mrs
S. G Queen and Sarah Nunley visite,
20. NJ. Frasher Saturday Mis-
Maggie Bostick and Carrie Frasher. o
Kinners, visited Lizzie vanhorn las
week 80. Quite crowd attende,
the decoration at Long Branch Sunday
We are sorry 10 hear Of Ton
Workman being knocked in the head
Abraham Wooten called ON Mis-
Ella O'Daniel Sunday -. jim
Frazier, of Layue branch, was her
Sunday a.a... Sarah Chatiin VIII,
has been staying near Kinners, cam
home sunday for q few weeks visit
~ Theodore Rifle was here last weel
on business Church here mex
Sunday by Rev Bleyins ...... Sue
cess to the NEWS june Bug
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BUssEYvILLE

The Sunday School at this place
will observe Children's Day next
Sunday, aud the exercise will be
held at night. y splendid program
has been arranged, and an excel
lent evening l. promised. ID. c.
O'Neal will deliver the annual ad-
dress. During the whole enter.
talnment tributes Of respect will
be paid TO the immortal Wesley
All are invited, ,s. 49,. Grant
Roberts, one Of our highly respect.
ed citizens left this week with his
J family for the broad valleys, high
mountains and wopde hills OF the
faraway Washington. lie carries
away with him the best wishes OF
this entire country for his success
AS he is a splendid citizen and has
an excellent wife 49,. ...... Prof
i. j. Dalton, Of Lowmansvllle, on
Georges Creek, has organized q
school in vocal music at the fork.
! OF Little Blaine, and his first les.
son will be given Sunday afternoon
That the school will be a success
is clearly understood being SO well
supported -, ....Joc X. Bus.
sey returned Last Tuesday from the
A. & Nj, College at Lexington. 1Iis
duties as student ceased for the
year with the breaking up OF the
10th annual crcampment. His
brother, llcnty, is expected home
Friday. ......... Tho recent rains
have so enlivened our country that
we hardly feel like the same poo
pie. The grass, tho corn and ali
vegetables are IN fine order .......
Decoration Day was duly observed
by most Of our citizens, who visit.
ed the silent cities and paid tribute
to their respective dead, renewing
OF course former resolutions -.
~. Mrs. l.. W.rhompson and Mis-,
Genie Plcklesimer are on tho sick
list......,~ O'BFieu, Carey d Co
OF Louisa, were here the Other day
with their usual familiar smiles
They are always gladly welcomed
and are quite pleasant guests.
Buckskln Bess.
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Excursion TO Ashland.

The Q. 4 @, Railway VIII run u
popular excursion from White
house to Ashland and return sun
day, June 9TH, 1903, making tho
extremely low rate OF Sl.95 for tho
round trip from Whltehouso At d
kiso, VI 90 for the round trip from
Gallup and Elolsc and one are for
the round trip from stations be.
tween that point and Ashland,
tickets being good only on day OF
sale. Fare from Louisa win be 90
cents.
Spend the day In Ashland and
visit ClyiresIde Park.
Train will leave Louisa ut 7 20
a. IN. Returning leave Ashland @
p. m.
FOR further Information apply
to the ticket agent C. q o. Ry.
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OBITUARY

Death visited the home of H. b. Hew
lett again and took from them their 10y
ing son, Ebert He died May 30, 1908.
His death was not expected so soon.
Everything in their power was done to
save his life, but alas, it was Gods will
t. take him away, and he passed intC
that blessed land where the Angels
stand, weep not, dear parents, for Ell
bert, and trust in the Lord that yot
may meet your darlingin heaven whei,
no parting will ever be- How comfort
ing are those words of st. Paul, "Our
light Affections which are but for a
moment shall work for us far more ex-
ceeding and eternal weight in glory.
Weep not that his tolls are over,
Weep not, that his race is run,
God grant that we may rest AS calmly.
When our work like his is done.
Till then we yield with gladness,
Our Father to him to keep,
Aud rejoice in the sweet assurance
He giyeth his beloved sleep,
NJ b. A.
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CHARLEY.

The grim messenger, death. visited
the home of John Walden, taking his
twelve-months old son from this dreary
world of ours to the realms of glory
we extend our deepest sympathy to the
bereaved parents. But cheer up dear
father and mother your little one is not
lost, but gone before to that happy home
there to await your coming Borders
Mead has returned from w Va. Robt.
Spencer, of Philadelphia, Pa, is visiting
friends and relatives here Mrs. Mag
gle Swim of Buffalo, is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. J. W Judd Jas.
Judd has gone to Buffalo to work ~.
Bernard Spencer made a flying visit to
Louisa Monday. The young folks of
our town are preparing to entertain US
on Childrens Day. We wish them a
successful and happy day Mrs, VIM.
Moore is improving slowly. Ties are
all the 90 here now. Not neckties but
cross ties 80. We can boast a new mil
here, run by the Bevins Bros. Well
as this is my first attempt of Furnishing
the Editor | will quit lest | queer my
self and have to take back seat.
Rus