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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-06-17

The Greenville Mountaineer says that
tho celebrated Swamp Labbit' Rail-
road is to be rebuilt, the work on the
trestles to be started at onae. The road
is TO be rebuilt by the Salnda Lumber
tered 1t is proposed to establish great
saw mills at the terminus of the road in
the upper part Of areenyille county.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-06-17

The cotton mill at Bamberg has been
running on short time for several weeks.
and will continue to do 30 until the new
crop Is placed on tho market,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-06-17

TO CtrRE A COLD HN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if 1t fails
to cure. e. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25 cents.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-06-17

You should have a physician within
call when you try to pronounce the name
of that new king of Servia. You might
hurt yourself.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-06-17
ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remadv

Remedy
Is everywhere recognized as the one
remedy that can always be depended
upon and that is pleasant to take. 1t is
especially valuable for summer diarrhoea
in children and is undoubtedly the means
of saving the lives of great many chill
dren each year. For sale by j. w. Bell,
Walhalla; w. j. Lunney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-06-17
Out
Of Paper !?

Whenever think
able coming occasionally Late vea
here Prices are low M ment splendid.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-06-17
Everything Else.

We headquarters
Pencils Muclage
ket' we have 1t, and be the right
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-13
TI2a y r. l. - %
Gea ptaie's ~e ss S~TfOE2V
An Episode in Robbery

| WAS travelling on a train betW
New York and Chicago on my way 10
the Iac1CH city to take part in a very
important cefem0nN-n4N wedding. IN
my cCat pocket | carried my present
to MY bride, bracelet composed of
strung pearls. | had bought it in New
York and paid $4,000 for it. \ thing
could not resist tho temptation to take
it out of my pocket umelasp the box
| was riding in a sleeping car, and di-
lectly opposite was q handsomely
dressed lady. 1t occurred to NE that
| had seen her before but wonder as
| would | could not tell where She
was reaGing a novel and did not once
look up at me- When it was CROWN :
dark she closed the book. yaWned and
locked listlessly OUT Of the window.
OF all the hours Cn a train | dread
most those between dusk ana bedtime
One can neither read nor look al tho
scenery. There is nothing but tie in-
terior Of car and nothing in the car
but people, ana if one does not know
them me goes very slowly. made
UP my mind to scrape al aeqHai..t l.
ancC with The laG4 0DDCri4P.
Il beg vcur pardon" | said. lifting
my Lat hut your face is familiar,
though ! cannot place you
She looked Up al me With smile
aad sail. Il would be glad TO femem-
Der yod il only fer cumpanionship, but
! fear | can't. Sho made room for
nae ON tae eat opposite her, and | sat
down She told ne that She lived
in New York and mentioned num-
her of prominent people tE2re, speak
ING of them familiar.y, calling the
men Bob, Charlie. Tom. and the Wo-
men Daisy. Kit and Mollie. She did
not happen to know intimately any
who were my especial acquaintances.
She wore the most tasteful travelling
attire and had a great deal Of hand
baggage. including a spaniel, whose
coat had been groomed to gloss and
around whose neck was broad collar
handsomely mounted Just before the
berths she produced a box. set with
mother of pearl. in which was a
dainty yet abundant lunch, of which
she invited me to partake. After the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-13

feast she told NE that in her bag was
8 small flask of sherry and one OF
very cid whisky.
Men always prefer whisky she
said. Il carry it in case of illness,
only. If you can get Oh with the
whisky, will drink the sherry
OF course assented. There was
net enough of each liquor for both OF
us, as the TASKS were tiny gold ones,
only sufficiently large to hold one
drink. The last thing we did in com
pany was to pledge each other. Thel.
ward to my berth.
During the night dreamed that |
was walking along the street, and
found i difficult to keep my head erect
it being very heavy and inclined to
fall forward. In the morning | awoke
with headache and the same heavy
leaded feeling We were near Chica
go and the lady in the berth opposite
was gathering her belongings. stag
gered 70 Die !aVatory and while there
naturally examined my wedding pres
ant after nights sleep Taking
aut the box, opened it. The bracelet
H.s not there.
V-l3o had robbed me? Il was some
time before began to suspect the
lady with whom | had spent the even
ing vet | knew had been dragged
and. suddenly remembering the drink
she iad given me, felt sure that she
vas the @HlpIit. But why had she not
'aft the train Wit, her booty? I ques-
tened TIE conductor who told me
there had been ~ stop for several
hours. Going up to her, she smiled
and bade ne good morning, to which
cGl3ly replied that she should re-
tvln M bracelet or | would turn Ter
over 70 the police as soon as We
cached Chicago.
How dare you, how can you. SO in
suit a woman? Never again will
travel alone" And she broke down
in passionate weeping.
1t occurred to me that since there
were others on the train who might
have robbed me l had been hasty in
accusing one whose responsibility was
vouched for by her acquaintance with
so many people l knew myself.
Suddenly she started up. "You can
not, you shall not, subject me to such
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-13
Guns Cast Into the Sea.

The armament Of Fort Sliema, con
sisting of two 3S-ton and two lSton
guns, has lately been condemned as
unserviceabe. On consideration it
was fonHd that the freight OF these
guns to England would be greater than
their present intrinsic value. and that
they could not be offered for sale in
Malta. as there are not tae requisite
tools for breaking them up and utiliz-
ing their iron and steel. The four
guns were consequently thrown into
the sea at Ghal-lddud, near Fort
Sliema.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-13

indignitX, Search my baggage will
go into he statereom with that lady
over there. and she shall search ny
person. Como: lot HIS settle this mai
ter. Then. becoming angry she add
ed. And the moment We reach Ghita-
90 ! will telegraph my husband to
conc on. and We shall see if You
can thus insult unprotected women.
At that moment. like fash of light
ming, II came 20 me when and where |
Lad seen her before II was while ]
stood at the counter of the jeWeIei' of
whom had bought the bracelet
was speaking to HIM about marking il.
telling hiE} must have ii 90 go on the
morning cypress to Chicaeo. The Wo-
man was standing by saw Jhe bracelet
and knew its value, and had arranged
a plan to steal II.
Bat where could She have concealed
it? Not surely, in fef ba&gase or on
her clothing. There was enc place
which would not be searched aud
ttat place sprang no before NE liko
tAogght from the brain of love Il
Was the collar ef tlfe spaniel. Seizine
the dog | endeavoted to pull il off.
Impossible. The train was entering
the station. ! wished for knife To
eat the collar; but, having nome | car
!ied the dog to a man at the Other eHd
Of the car before | could borrow one.
Ripping up the leather, there Was my
bracelet. The train had come 10 a
stop. | looked for the tAief. Size had
gona.-Noel Waterman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-13
- O. saas e; 'ssta g., .1l:z. r .A-.
Bears tie = tlG FJai ,2l liagG AlNdeS EjGgf'
*, <~~SI ,assrrT.sft Ensr~s"n'
sgnature + ~ lz|ZEH-s~.-l
r sr<z<,@sS.sF j. 4 'rs.~IN >F%.<,/
Twain Net H4ckIeberry Finn.

Il is common belief that Huckle-
3er1y Finn is Mark Twain himself.
,1Ven Punch published some verses
lot long ago which were founded on
lis idea. But it is not so. Mark
.Wa!n's original in his books is Tom
zaWyer, not Huck Finn, and Mr.. Gle
tcEs himself is tae authority for this
tatement
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-13
The Actors Eiandicap.

To group of friends Ellen Terry
once said: acting is not like draw
ing. You make a line If it is wrong
you rub it out at once and make an
other. With acting that is impossible.
there is no altering-it must stand.
often feel as if | must cry to the
audience, oh. that is wrong, not as
meant it to be; let me act that
part or sentence over again."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-13

Cures Group, sore throat, pulmon-
ary troubles-Monarch over pain OF ev-
cry sort. DR.. Thomas Eclectric oil.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-13
BUSiNE HOUSE:

Are judged by their sta
tionery Then Why not ges
the best. when 1t costs no
more than inferior work? il
you pace your order with US
you know you are getting
the best, together With
prompt sesvlce.
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NOtiCiaS de Venezuela
VIA PONCE
Sc teme en- Caracas un
nuevo bloqueo
Las cloacas rotas produ-
cen NAL estado sanitario
(De nuestro corresponsay

Mario ID -Por cartas de Vene.
z1ela, rscibiAAs aver en- esta ciudad,
ne tiene conocimielt3 de que en- In
ciudad de Caracas reinan temores de
nm nuego blCqueo por pArte de los
alemanes, pace ell gobierno, q causa
de 10 grave crisis economies porque
Atraviesa Vene zaela, no ha efectua-
do Ell primer psgo de 10 indemnizs.
coral gobierno alem&n, toa2 W
que los come rciantes no han podido
q .tisfacer ell empI6stito forzoso i'm.
puesto pora el Gohierno.
El estAdo sanitRrio de Caracas hA
mejorado algo. PArsee one el NAL
estaao s~anitArlo obsaecia, principal.
mente, nj hecho de haber roventado
algunas cloacas dc las Gales. 81
jefe de Sandal de allf ha dictaao
oportunas disposiciones que han
traido In meiorfa indicada,
I'll corgreso se ocupa en- hacer una
nuevA ley sobre los derechos de los
extrAnierOs an Verexnela, Y parece
que hay ell pensamiento de negar 6
9stos, 81 derecho de aaquirir propie.
dadss On Vensxaela.
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por cuasro ahos y desde e%ntonces no
quisiera estar sin ella por NADIA de este
mundo. Alivi6 8 varias hermanas de
catarro y toses, y no he encontrado hAsta
ahora un solo case de catarro que no
haya aiiviado y curado." Herm ana
Beatrice.
De una instruction cat6lica del Ohio
Central viene la sieuiente r~ecomende-
ci6n de parte de la HermanA Superior:
"Haee algunos amos I'm amigo de nuestra
institution nos recommends la Peruna dI Or.
Hartman como un remedio excelente para
la grippe de la cual Sc encontraron yarios
casos en- nuestra instituciHn que amenazaron
a los enfermos gravemente.
"Comen-amos a usarla y tuvimos result
tados tan maravitiosos que desde %entonces
la Pernna Sc ha hecho nuestro remedio
f~avorito para la GRIPPE, catarro, resfriados,
tos y bronquitis.
Otra recomendaci6n de pArte de una
institution cat6iica de uno de los esta-
doe centraies escrita por la Hermana
superior. dice asi:
"Hace mos amos Sc nos llamo la aten-
cion 4 la Peruna del DIR. Hartman y desde
entonces la hemos usado con resultados
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OtrO reDganChe
de policia insulsr negado
por vtrtud de I'm expe-
diente
Tres honOrableS CaballerOS abo
nan Ia cOnducta del guardia
FL PRIMER Case DE AMANDA.
NUS. PUEDE QUE SE PRE-
kSENTE EN- ESTE ASUNTO

El PoliciA Ingnlsr Jose Rodriguez
Perez, habiend0 cumplido oil tiempo
reglsmsntario de servicios. aolicit6
90 re1Dgreso en- 81 Cuerpo de polieia
= le n aldo denegsda GA petici6n.
Il alta determination ha sido tomada
an virtnd de nm expadiente secreto
o. eAtllo antigua, sim DIR In parte
periodicals, en- so defenss.
Nos consta que Ell RuArdia Rodri.
guez pressnt6 tres eaballeYos que
abonabAn 50 conducts ante al Capi.
tan Molina y dos cficiales mka cons.
tituidos en- tribunal seereto en- Are.
sibo. AL guardia se lie haca cre or
que aquellOs caballarcs declararon
en- 81 contra y uno de ellos que en-
Delegado 6 ID Camara, no le ha sido
possible prcbsr aI guardia 10 bondad
dc .. dsclaracion porque hsbiendo
solioitaao en- los Centres de Policia
el expediente le ha siao imposible
obtsnerlo n~eg6ndoseIs ecu .uDser.
fagios & pesar de "a derecho como
eludadano y como DaleRado.
Tenemos entsnaido que oil no ne
hace luz en- este ccadimiento dis.
tatorial se har& uso de In Lev de
sMsndamus. 8 de las prerregativas
que gozsn los Delegates para obte.
ner toda information de las ofcinas
pdblieas.
Luz mucha luz, NADIA de expedien.
tss como los que hacia en- 10 sombra
el General SaLz contra los pRtri6-
tas,
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voto, de sAn Juan. Lpor Oos0assa
q:
Ia mi condici6n de hombre prSc.
t1Co, creO que co una s01emne xo-
anetAda aspirar & nAda mas de
10 que tenemos en- Paerto Rico,
por 10 tantO, opino que debe.
mos aarnos por muy sAtil t y
enos, y one sigAn perpetnamenr
te las cOsas como van. Demos.
traffAmos ser demasiAdo exigen-
tes, pisiendo mas ae 10 one ge-
nerosaments NOS han conceaido
y de l0que 10 que los mismos
puertorriqusnos han legislado
expont6neAmente. Con eli actual
sistema, l. isis progress que es
una barhAridad. Hsy pl9tora de
dlnerc; eT5dito rlbzstO; hbertad
Himitads; leyes justas y sabias;;
respeto social que encants; cul.
turA sobresRliente; ee premisn
los m6rit0s del tAlentc; Ii homo.
rabihdad y los abolengos liberia
Les; los nativos sOn buscados
para desempk mar los meiores
puestos; cada din recibimos inc
qe1vocas prntbAs de 10 genera
sidad de 10 metro poll; nuestro
estado civil es Yeeonocido y res.
petado por TODD Ell mundc: las
industrias pc desRrrollan de ma.
nera sorprendente; ell orc anne.
r1eAno adaye 6 torrentes: tene-
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Ill escuadron
del Caribe.

Nueya York, Mario, Ia IL. A. NJ.
~ Secretario de la Guerra ha
oTdenado Ia Immediate salida para
honduras del escuadr6n dol Caribe.
La revolucion en- aquella repdblica
iona cada ola mayores preparedness
: @ subdltos americanos en- Gem
ITO America han pedido protection
para sus intereses, pues entire los
partldarios del gobierno de Hondn-
q nay ~excltacion contra los anne
rlcanos por asegurarse que estos
proteJen a los reYolucionarios.
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ClBlEGAl Mls
sERVIcIo EsPE0IAL
DIN
La CORRESPONDENCE.
DIREoTo BE NEW-YORK.
Las ~senoritas Roo
seVelt Y Hunt

4ueva York, Mario, II II. a. n
hoy han embarcado en- 81 xcoa-
MOI con rumbo 4 esa capitai las
senorltas Roosevelt = Hunt las
acompanafon hasta 81 muelle, nu-
Merosos amigos y admiradores. NM
c1as personals van tambi6n en- al
NGoamoS para conocer esa isla :
aslstlr como PARTICULARS q los feste-
los sue Sc tsibuten 4 la hiia del
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LAS HERMANAs De La CARLOAD
En- Todas Parties de los Estados
Unidos usAn la Pe.ru.na
nara 81 Cnforrn

para 81 Catarro.
Ell DR.. Hartman recibe muchas cartas de
Monjas cat6licas de todos los Estados Uni.
dos. Una carta recomendatoria recibida de
parte de una institution cat6lica en- Ell Su.
roeste, dice asi:
Una Madre superiora P~rominente, dice.
"Puedo testiicar por mi propia experien-
cia de la efcacia de la Peruna como una de
las mejores medicines, y me allegro poder
anadir mi alabama 4 la de millares que Ia
han usado. Por muchos amos sufri con
catarro en- Ell estomago; y todos los rene.
dos me fueron inutiles para curarme. La
~primavera pasada fue 4 Golorodo esperanto
ser aliviada por ell cambio del china, y mien-
tras estuve ALI un amigo me a~consejo pro-
bar la Peruna. Despues de usar dos bote-
las me halle muy mejorada; Ell resto de mi
vieja enfermedad siendo ahora tan ligero
me considero como lurada; sin embargo
pienso c%ontinuar por algnn tempo mas Ell
uso de la Pernna; estoy ahora medicando 4
otra enferma con su medicina; ella ha es.
tado enferma con febre paludica y con
leucorrea. No tengo la menor duda de que
una cura pronto sera efectuada."
Estas SON copias de eArtas ~rseibidAs
por Ell DIR. HartmA an de Las vArias 6rdensa
de Hermanas cAt6iicas en- todos los Es.
ID Unidos.
Los nombles ydirecciones de estas cartas
han sido saprimidas por respeto 4 las Her.
manas pero Sc proveerah cuando Sc deseen.
La mitad de las afecciones que afiigen 4
la Humankind Sc deben 1 algunos desarreg-
los catarraies de la membrane mucosa, fo-
rrando algdn organo 8 ducto del cuerpo.
Tn remedio que obrara Embellishments
sobre Ia membrane mucosa congestionada
restaurandola 4 su estado natural, curarx en-
consequence todas estas enfermsdades. Ell
catarro es catarro do~ndequiera que este
colocado; va sea en- Ia cabeza, garganta.
pulmones, estomago, rihones, 8 organos
pelyicos. I'm remedio que cura Ell catarro
en- un lugar. 10 curara en- todos los lugares.
ST no obtiene I'd resultados prontos y sa-
tisfactorios por Ell uso de Ia Peruna, escriba
en- seguida al DIR. Hartman dandole una de.
scripcion minuciosa de su case y Il lie en-
viara 4 I'd con gusto y gratuitamente 81
~consejo invaluable.
Dirijase al DIR. Hartman, Presidente del
Sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
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Ell TRABAJO
CARITATIV0
DE LAS
HER

HIStfd II q q HCNGSH
dades corporales. Como tienen antos ninos
qae cuidar y proteger contra el china y las
Intermediates, estas sabias y prudentes her
manas han descubierto que la Peruna es
una protection infalible.
Una carta recientemente recibida por Ell
Doctor Hartman, de parte de la Hermana
Beatrice B. Callam, 4Io West Thirtieth
Street, Nueva York, dice 10 siguiente:
N puedo Aiabar demasiado & la Pc.
runa. Ocho botellas de ella me curaron
de catarro en- los pulmones que sufr.a
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Information Local

Aver fondearon en- este puerto
los siguientes bArcos: HSan juan
"Arks diAn, "Longfellow", ell cruce.
70 "Prairie"s el "Ieis'' = Los ber9an.
tines ingleses flames Bailey y
tiShsnand YAH.
SAlier0n los vapores stCaraeas',
y "MAyn el cafIOnero HMariettA's 81
remolcador "Potomae's j 81 bareo q
sarvisio do las adsanaa algonquin,
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Ell Vesubio

Nueva York, Mario, Ia IL. A.. N.
Otras noticias de Italia dicen que
ell Vesubio continue en- terrible erup-
clon y. que ell panico aumenta en-
Las PoblAciones cercanas, que han
sldo abandonadas por gran nu1mero
de familias.
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Asunto monetario
en- Venezuela

Nueva York, Mario IL IL. A. M.
Ayisan de Caracas que Ell gobier-
no tlene Ell prop6sito de ZANZIBAR ell
slstema monetario. La prensa Sc
ocupa extensamente de esta cues
ton. que Sc iuzga de gran impor-
tancia.
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1000 DOLLARS

Sc desean colocar en- primera hi
pot AGA sobre una buene nnca urba.
M an estA Capital.
Dirigirse: 6 e. J. Apartaao del
Correo n1mero 786.
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Ministran no sola-
mente a las necesi-
dades espirituales 8
intelec en- las
personals encom N
dadas 4 su cargo,
sino que tambien mi
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POR MAS De SESENTA ANOs.

REN1DDIO AryTIcsUO X RIMN
Ell JARABE DE LA GRA. WINSLOW.
a:sdo por MMLoNEs DE MADREs, para sus hijos. en- 81
PERIODO DE DENTICION, con EXITO COMPLETE. TRAM
QUILIzA q Ia CRIATURA, ABLANDA LAS ENCIAS, ALIyIA
ToDOS Los DOLORES, CURA Ell C0LLCO vENTOSO, y 90 Of
me1or remsdio para Ia DIARREA. De venta en- Las BOTICAa
del mundo entero. Pedid,
Ell JARABE CALMANTE De LA SRA. WINSLOW.
NO ACEPTEIa OTRQ
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La UNION.

Este acreditado Salon de Bar
IBERIA y perfumeria sito en- In Gale
de San jose II, Bajos del Casino
Espaiol, frente6 In fotograda del
senior Colorado, est& introduciendo
grandes mejoras y cuenta CON tres
competentes ~operarios.
Precio de cada servicio 40 etya.
Propietario
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Viaie de recreO

Ha sslido para los. b nos de Goa.
mo oil sefdor Bliss secretario parti.
cular del Gobernador, acompanado
de IN distingaida familia.
Aunque aicho eaballero goza de
cabAl sAlud, au prop6 tito principal
es que "a fAmilia conc zcR el bello
paisaje de IL cArretera central.
En- breve regresarGn & San Juan.
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cartas lnteresantes de las In
stituciones CatoIicas.

En- TODD pals del mundo civilizado Sc
conoce 4 las hermanas de la Carload.
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Los veciuos del bArrio de 10 Can.
terra, de Ponce, quejanse de las mu.
chAs bAsurAs que hay en- n Gales
y del polvo one les ssfxis. Yea ESQ
Ell Comisario Pan Nejo.
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FL I'M CORDIAL de EREBRNA uIRCI: CURAtoa ce de ANEMHA y dbIdades rams
fmndo SUI nn ydNok6moe bda ~ qea yphr vvfney mrenemohm en- sdo sndbe Este
CORDIAL ap1a atMa1 d@D @y vs de aM 0unaAS pmqm bv una aDn1 amMym t tan
I'd os DMas Tro I'd nmo cnpnndeah dhnma;yd nd los la AaAa pde Pimeok los amGy
uod ho ma fD LA mn J01nm1 de dho u0 stan eTMly ehauharaqm prmo dpaenne
exeimnnnm Mb mm cno nseroa V arbe bnMmu Ie anna Sc se con mTn oo t0c1
que mdnah apen rguUMaM que Sc eaa wrhcaao en- s agn q Media qm& m arcupnadou
&ubee do nahal &.
del Hnop ehnadop porn niles deI epuad@Do haes y pahnhsn tds parties del do soe los eS
tmsy rmmmyenhs cumos es van vnn snwn ininconey akhcdons6 como Sme econ
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Fallecio Ell Jefe
'os republic
canos Ell Italia

Mueva York, Mario. ID IL. A M.
ii senior Bovio, Jefe del Partido
cepublicano de Italia, ha fallecido.
ou muerte ha sido generalmente
sentlaa. Fl fnado gozaba de gran
9 slmpatlas entire ell elemento po-
pular.
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Continuan en- Ponce las diligeneias
de las Autoridades competsntes para
81 exclarecimiento del crimen de
sVAyas.S
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AgApito del Toro.

ri riego de las Gales de Msyaguez
90 hace con irregularidad, y ell pol.
vo gozA allf de impuniAad como los
Delegaios. Rsgar bien 6 NO regar.
Hay d~ifsrencis, senior Alsalde; No
rieQue
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Tarietas Postales

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cleo y q la acuarela Sc encuen-
tran de venta en- <LA PRlMA-
VERA, de Pauline Galguera.