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pleasant Grove.

Pleasant Grove, Sept. 2S.-Mrs. S. J. Pc
den returned from a weeks visit with her
son. l.. NJ. Peden. of Ottumwa. Her little
granddaughter. Reva, accompanied her for
weeks visit with relatives here.
George McVey was a Bloomfield business
visitor recently.
Several of the farmers are delivering
oats at Floris to Henry Bolivar. He pays
30 cents per bushel.
Miles Wilkinson and family visited rela-
tives here one day the past week.
II. II. Mcyey and wife spent few days
last week at Libertyville as guests of Mr..
McTey's sister, Mrs. Thompson
Mrs. S. j. Peden spent Sunday in Agency
as the guest of Mrs Margaret Page, an old
resident of this place.
w. Il. Lannman was buying cattle In
this vicinity recently.
f. NJ. Brooks took n load of timothy
seed to Bloomfield one day this week
Wesley and f. NJ. Hancock have return
ed from visit with Indiana relatives.
Mrs Geo. NIcVey was caller at the
Otis Crist home on Thursday.
II. X. and George Mcyey have been
buying calves east of here.
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house, includes addresses by Rev. Hen
bricks, of Centerville. Rev. Renfro of this
place and Col. Moore of Bloomfield.
d. l.. Dunkleberger. of Wapello, has been
secured as evangelist for the protracted
meetings Mt the Christian church to begin
October 2.
A game of football between Milton and
Bloomfield will be played at the Milton
fair grounds next Saturday.
A. G. Murdoch, of AIedo. ILL.,. has bought
the George Garrick farm and will move
next spring.
The Milton schools have large attend
ance. many coming from the country.
The marriage of Horace McElroy and
Miss Prudence Hellwig occurred last Sun
day, Rev. Barnett officiating
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North EnaIish.

North English. Sept 2s.-Mrs. G.E. Swain
is visiting with relatives in Muscatine,
Mrs. Il. Bishop and daughter Mrs Mat
tie Bahls, of Davenport. spent last week
here at the 4. X. Macmillan home. They
returned home Saturday evening.
Rev. Pyle and family arrived here from
Kalona Friday
Jesse f. McCalla and r. t. Cox were
business callers in Marengo Saturday.
T. r. Macmillan and Fl. l.. Erwin We're
Saturday evening passengers for Chicago
ON business. They will return home Tues
day morning.
Mrs W. A. Gibbons, of Luana, is visit,
ing mt the home of her brother. Will j.
Thomas.
Mrs. II. B. Maxwell and daughter. Ethel
of Clay Center. Nebraska, who have been
visiting at the c.. j. Loiler home, returned
home Monday morning.
Chas Burt, of West Liberty, is herc fol
short stay at the Clark Mahannah home
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield, Sept. oS.- Relatives and
friends of Richard 3. Caraway, who so
my steriously disappeared in Washington on
the evening of September 10, are consider
ably concerned as to the young mans
whereabouts. e. w. Smith, pardon attor-
ney of the department of justice. has writ
ten to Mr.. Caraway's relatives here in
forming them of Dicks" unaccountablc
absence. Mr. Smith states that everything
has been done to locate the missing man
but without avail, Friends of the young
man visited his lodgings and found every
thing in place, no clothing or other articles
being missing, and his rooms appeared to
have been left by him in such condition
that he expected to return as usual The
family with whom Mr.. Caraway lodged
speak highly of the young man and so far
as known to them and to his employer he
was young man of exemplary hablts.
A Courier correspondent called upon j. II.
Wallace, of this city. who is, brother-in-
law of Mr.. Caraway, and from him learned
that at the time of his disappearance Mr..
Caraway had about S175 in money which
he had earned working overtime upon a
digest. He disappeared on the evening of
September IA, and on the following day
he would have drawn One-half of his regu-
lar salary, 1t being custom of the depart
ment to pay employees twice each month
Mr.. Wallace stated that '.Dickt has suffer
ed considerably from vertigo, and Is more
inclined to think that he may have over
worked himself in compiling the digest
above referred to and perhaps temporarily
wandered away than that he has been a
victim Of foul play. since the young man
was one who made friends rather than enc
mics Mr. Caraway was reared in this city
and his mother and one sister, Mrs. j. r..
Wallace reside here. Dick visited them
here about three months ago, having been
granted leave of absence from his duties
in Washington. He has many friends here
who sincerely hope that no harm has be-
fancn him.
Attorney D. II. Payne returned Friday
evening from business trip through Ne
braska and Kansas.
j. w Rogers, of Ottumwa, visited rela-
Z tives in this county Friday.
NJ. L. Wheeler, Of Ashgrove, transacted
business in this city Saturday.
Emmett Jones, of Marion township, made
a business trip to Bloomfield Saturday.
Jode' Roberts and son, Harvey Roberts,
of Ashgrove, were business callers Satur-
day in this city.
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BlakeShurn

Blakesburg. Sept 2S.-Mrs. Dan Rybolt,
of Abba. is a visitor in Blakesburg
Ernest Finney, of Golden City. Mo- Is
spending few days with friends here.
Cora Vancleve, of ottumwa, visited her
mother this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wagers, of ottumwa.
spent a week among friends in and near
Blakesburg recently.
John Fisher and wife have returned
from trip through Oklahoma
John LaEollette, of 0ttumwa, is here on
business
Newt. yancleve and wife buried one of
their twin girls last week. They have the
sympathy of the entire community.
Alex. Willard fell from wagon Friday
| and fractured the lower jaw and was badly
bruised about his head. face and neck.
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Milton.

Milton, Sept. 2s.W. NJ. Murray was in
Des Moines recently.
The delegates TO the recent democratic
county convention We're L. C.. Isenhour, j.
L. Bell, stephen Roby. j. e. Spence. A. b.
Hale, F. E. Bradley, ]. E. Powell and
James Robinson
George Crayers and family and Harvey
Atkins have returned from their western
"trip. They went from here to Denver,
thence to Seattle and Billings, travelling
1000 miles.
Stephen Roby has returned from Wyom,
ing. where he has been the past summer
ed the funeral of George Pennington here
last week
A number of horses from Shclbina. Mo-
are on the fair grounds for the race meet
The program of the Van Buren, county
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Maple. Grove.

Maple Grove. Sent. 2S.-Mrs Merle Cal
len returned to her home Friday after a
visit with her grandparents at this place.
School is progressing nicely under the
care of Miss Bcryl Sharp.
Mrs. c. II. Long ana daughter SADIE spent
Thursday with Mrs. l.. Mccoy.
Mrs. C. NJ. Duvall visited with friends
at this place Thursday.
Mrs. G.. A. Humphrey and daughter. Miss
Gertrude. have returned to their home af
ter visit with relatives In Mt Pleasant
F.. NJ Dodd called on his daughter, Mrs.
Callen. Friday
Ezra Coltrain transacted business In Mo
lravia one day this week.
Mrs. f. NJ. Dodd was city visitor re
Gently.
| Chas Hicks was In Ormanvllle Friday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Hobart entertained
! friends mt their home n few days ago.
! Several of the young people from here
1 attended the entertainment In Moravia
Sunday night.
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keb.

Keb, Sept PSI. H. Parsons, of Des
Moines, was a business caller in town on
Tuesday.
James sheylin spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday in Mystic, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs John Lynch
David Griffith moved into the David
Morgan building on Main street on Tues
day ~.
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Agency.

Agency. Sept 2S-7Tne Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. OF the Congregational church will
serve supper at the Masons' hall Tuesday
evening, September 20.
The Old Settlers have set Friday, Oeto-
Der ., for their picnic. 1t is hoped that
the day will be nice and the third time
successful. 4s
Ernest Nye of dudley, visited relatives
here last week.
The first number on the Epworth League
lecture course will be rergusons Dixie
Jubilee concert company which will be
given ut the opera house, Friday, Oct. 2.
Mrs. j. V. Bartholomew left Sunday for
Glenwood where she expects to make her
future home.
j. T. McMinn broke two of his ribs
last week while hauling wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Paul, of Kansas City,
are here visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs f.. johnson are visiting
| friends in Missouri.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Foster have return
| ed from an extended visit in Missouri and
| Kansas.
| Mrs. Partheny ]. Foster is at her daugh-
! teris, Mrs. c. V. Springer. dangerously ill.
| Mrs z. e. Giltner is visiting at Alex
Giltner's.
Mrs. e. d. woodford and daughter
NIayme, of Blakesburg, are visiting friends
here.
John d. Wheaton is in Chicago on bust
| ness.
Charlton.
| Charlton Sent. oS-Jalnes Rokar return
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Eldon.
Eldon, Sept, 2S-Ira .Dowdy, brake.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-19
Indulto justo
que sefa aplaudido por Ia opi'
niOn pllDlica

Con fechs del pasAdo Mayo, so.
lieit6 De las aHtoridades eompetan.
tes sl &c nor don Manuel G. arefs G 40.
q indulto para Ell sstimaao .jovsu
do Ponce don Pablo Font y Crespo.
Ests joven es hijo de nm aignf ii.
mo pusrtorriquel1o, liberal de toaA
In vida. de inaesmentible y acendrR.
do honradez y 2or toaos concepts 0
venerable.
Ahora qua una tan grAndiosa efe
m 6ride como 10 del g Julio eela.
brarkn los americanos, ereamos que
concedisndo oil indulto 6 que aladi
mos reRliz Affsn nm acto magn4nima
y hermoso, qus 10 opinion & olics
aplAuairfa muy de veras.
AL Honorable Attorney Y al G..
bernaAor Hartzan toes eff sctuar tan
humanitsris obra, y no dudamos quo
asf 10 har&n euanto Antes.
e. se1Ior Garcia GaonA es sobera.
no gran inspector general graao SO,
bAio 10 obadiancia del Supreme
0 tente Espa11ol. In masoneris,
pnes proeara propagar el bien 6 In
humanidaa ain mks resompeasa que
ell bien mismo.
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Bale eD Ell teatrO

Hemos resibidn atenta invitaci6n
de la sSan Juan Ffaternitys para el
gran bale que se llevar6 q efseto en-
los salones del tsAtro Ell diA de San
Jusn. pAtr6a de ssta Capital, CON
objeto de eslsbrsr el primer aniver
sario de 10 fanaacion lie dicha 80
eieaad.
La prensa tendrk an palco al
caal asistir&n los representatives. do
los peri6dieos de 10 capital.
e tsatro estar6 esq noch3 iniosa.
mente aaornAdo y 10 comisi6n en-
eargsda de sllo SON LOS sel1orss Ane
rico G6igsl, Joa6 Lanuzs, y J aime
NAaAl
Por In animsci6n qae hay NO du'
damog que resulsAr& aicho bale uno
de Los mejores que se han dAdo en- Ell
Tsatrc.
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TRAVESURAS
de un muchachO que pudo O:a-
SiOnar un deSagradable
incidenre

Aver tArde, uno de tantos vaga
bundos qse se rsunen por las afue'
ras de 10 capital efeetuanao toda
clase de travesuraa, al pasar Ell CO.
che de un americana lar rs G Las rue
das del vshiculo nm $1,000 seco~ Oh
panta&ndoss sl caballo, one pudu
ger contsniao sin qus oeurriera ma
yor ineidsnte
Es uua pernieiosa costumbre 10 de
esos zsgaleton0s, que 10 entretiensn
en- lamar pisdras q los carrusjss y
G las bioi sletas, ste6tera.
Il amerieAno, & que NOS refsrimos,
ape6se del vehfcalo y detavo oil mu
ehAeho del cual 90 hizo cargo un
polieia.
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OtrO 1ngen!erO puertorriQuenO

e dia II del actual se grsdu6 en- la
q 4lvsrsiaaA Lehigh. en- Bethlehem,
EstAao do Pansi vAnia, el intali gsn-
se puertorriqus11o Arturo VAn Spi.
nosa, natural de Ponce. de il rg snie
ro civil, Dieha escaela 90 la mas
famosa do los E.tAaoa q niaos y an
tre los grsauados de dieha Univsr-
sida&, on Paerto Rico ne eneusntran
los Sres. Damenech, G. menez, Ska
rrst y Gandfa. El sef1or Spinoas
empezArA . trabsjar eli 25 de este
mas en- una comp. ffs de sBsthls-
hem Stesll CompanyD do In misma
pOblaei6a aonde essuAi6.
Esta compAnfs emplea 5000 ope-
rarios diariaM0nta.
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Don Gsrsrdo Soler resibi6 esta
%. mana un cable de San Sebastian
lEspan.) Partieip&udole el t lleei
mlsnto ae dom Jos6 Antonio Eshs
vests, admin iatra&or de 10 faea
ssan Psaros que r&dica en- 10 ju7is
aicci6n del Dorado.
II tempo De In dominac' on aspa.
nsla dessmpe NO vs-i los eargos an o
syuntamientt de It .bsjs y Dora.
90. Dsseanse en- paz Ell alma del
finado.
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dsmostrs eos que sss grAnsi ,imo de
fscto es hersaitsrio en- nosotrcs.
Abrigo 10 h,me conviction de que,
si IN masonerfa pusrtorriquana ira
baja por IL svolucion pieparanao 6
los obrsros para una labor sipeera y
t n1ents 6 in cor I 'Aternidad Ml
0iensstsr, estoy ssguro que B rim
queu ser& fsisy qae muy pronto
lls garsmcs 6 t rm.r psrta de ese
pusolo aemoerAtico por excelencia y
os D. eRuro ore uua vez evolueionx'
dos ri Puert' Rico no e. fsliz. 10 SO.
ra s1u pes&navla al mundo sntero,
pres sl hombre libfs asmite ell con.
sejo n psrsuaci n y nunea 10 Inn.
poaic; On y el yrgo.
LAboremos ppes con tes6n por la
diehA y sl b'euestar de este terrs q }
querido y hs gamos de 81 In morada
de los hombrea hbres y de basnas
costumbres.
o. saluda fratefnalmente,
Alberto =. Marttaeg
Junio IL de 1903.
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Mr. Romero Haxahusent dc
classes de ingles, en- su casa Gale
Nuava n1mero 2 altos Marina, los
lanes. microbes y viernes, de 8 80
de 10 noehs, { dos pesos msnaua'
lea. p
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EXeQuiaS de Miss
ADkrOn en- Ponce

Janio 18 -El padre dc 10 ssfforita
A kron aigpuso por cable que sl
eadAver de au hija faase embsissma.
do, Y envisao & los Estaaos Unidos
20 primer vapor.
Ri enbalssmlento 10 praetiearon
aver los doetores Vogel. Agusrrsve'
rs y Ssntoni.
Aver tarde. 6 las cinco, el minis.
tro protestAnts rez6 Las preees de
au rito delAnta del caa6ver de In que
foe I ,spsctors de Ponce, y un coro
de lovenes americanas epton6 Ia, 60
una oraei6n en- isgl6s. Terminals
la eeremonia, el caaAvar f4e baisao
hscia si CARO- f6nebrs que se hAlla
ba en- In Gale, 2 aesae ALI parti6 en-
procession fduebre hAeia el antique
cementsrie eas6 leo, sisndo deposit
tsdo toa0 en- II caaiila de aich0 CO.
menterio, hasta su embarque en- Ell
/ p 6xlmo vApor.
A Aeto eoneurrieron personss die.
til guiaas de ests ciuaas, los prs D
sores y min - de las e cuels 9. 2 o.
f ,sores y q ~ llevaoan, eada uno,
uu laxo de gssR mega en- ell brszo
como sefisl de dueio. Cada g-upo
sscolar, dedie6 una corona @ Miss
A, k-on.
E. Ell cementerio hablaron, despi.
diendo et auelo low asf1orea Fournier
y Sci 4 .vedR.
El Jusg sdo de PAz del E ste levan'
6 sl ates ado CORES ponniense acer.
Co de IL muerte de L. &c d orita An.
keoD,s y anoshe hizo invsntario del
mobiiiarin y obj. 10 que hsbfa en- la
casa de 6 t.. Sc Oh dice que en-
dinero apArec'eron unos doscisntos
dollars. Mics A, kroni mo- tanfa fs.
milia guua On rJucs.
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e&er "a ae ella y C1ffespon&encl&1 QoQ
Solano Gorz Alex.
Aver, esasndo gnineas, sufrio an
psrcsnce desgraciado sl ss1ior don
Autoino del Castillo, do RInc6r. Sc
produjo ma herida en- nm deso de 10
mano derechA y otfa On 10 narfs CON
faertss quemAaRrAs en- la cara. Fac
iismado, para asistirlo, 81 ssl1or Gaz
man Rodriguez
Aver tuvimos ell gusto do saludar
por este pueblo, 6 los veeinos ae
Rinc6n. don Santiago Ssktoni, dom
Manuel SODA y don Ricardo Cam
piano, que vinieron con el Padre
B ans wi. cara de Aguada y Rine6n
q an saunto judicial. que telfs que
vantilsrss en- Ell Juzgado de Paz Go
Afasco.
Ha sido objeto de muchas fsliei.
taciones y ear d 1sas visitas, de par
ts de los veeinos de- Affaseo, ain dis.
tinci6n do iaeas po,fticss, oil aboga.
do don Rafs6l Arrillsgs Uerutia,
uno de los j6vsnss de carrers mas
am&ntes de la gloria y del sstudio.
Sc dica que prohto abAndonar& 10
Prasiaencia del sCfrculo de Instrue.
zion v Raeraop al Farm Re6utico don
a2n b sutista Sein, cppAndo "a to
pussto 81 conoeido & cicuitor de ca
nas don jose A. Pesante. Con este
motive, ma augaran dfas dc esplen'
dor ar,fstico y litsrario, para el ci.
tAdo <Cfrculo.> que es una de macs
trAs dos brillantas Soeiedades de
instruction y de Rssreo.
FL laborioso obrero Domingo Do
mi guex fac preso, antes 10 aver,
exig 6naosels por IA libsrtad 10 era'
ciaa hanzA de quinientOs pesos. Sc
le aeuss de agreei6n 6 Ram6n San
Juan, el cual hsbia sido reeonoeido
Dor oil doctor Guzm6n Rodriguez y
presentsbA una ligara eontnAi6n,
que seedu el parte facultativo, po.
ais curar en- dos tres alas.
+ HA astado por aquf el Inspector
dsl Distrito Eacolar. MIR. John. 6
proponer al syuntamiento al aumen.
to de nm cinco por ciento mas, para
empe z ar anseguiaa 6 fsbricar 10 Ca
81 e .cusla. que ss debsr6 6 la ini'
eiativa del Presidonts de 10 Junta
de Instruce.6n Local. dom Sergio
Ramirez de Arellano.
TAmbien nos 40 visitado el Seere'
tario de In Junta de Caminos. don
Pedro Bras, de Msysguez, que hs
vsnido recojsr los fondos aestina'
dos dicha Janta, para empezsr in
mediataments & componer los cami'
NOS de 10 Jurisdiction, que est&n bAA'
tants malog. Diehos fondos aseien'
dem & quinientos pesos. hasta 10 fe.
cha.
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Bayam6n, 19 Aver oeurrieron
en- esta loealidad, algunos disgustos
personales con mot.vo de ID hoja
sue. tn que pabliearon los disidentes
Como en- In eontroversiA 80 vertie-
ron feases que revisten cierta gra-
vsdad, nada dire hssta tanto rssuel.
van los tribunales.
Ls earrstsra de este pueblo 6 Co
merfo adelRnta r&pi aamente. L. &c i.
tiviaaa que 6 aichos trabaios ne i'm :
prime, puede deeirse que es vertigi'
nosa, sin que cato obsts para que 30
hsgan ceri 10 mayor solidez.
Los desmontes y tsrraulenes aes
de ell pusnte de eRio Hondo. & ma
y media legua de esta poblaei6n hAs'
to el rio, est&n tocAnAo & sW ter
mino,
L. mayor parta de las slcautari.
Has estln construidas y otr&s en-
Was de terminarse.
Aver tuvimos ell placer do dar nm
paseo por aouellos sitios y YER lA
Retividad que en- diehos trRbAjos se
desplega. Treipta carros condus
cienao piedra. D!ez grupos de al'
battles en- otras tantAs aleantarillas
t-anaj Aban sin cesar.
Cientos de hombres, trituraban
piedra bsjo ell srdiente sol. EnaMu.
chos sitios eseabrosos, el estampiao
de la dinamita denunciaba la pre-.
aeneia del progreso.
e sfirmado de estos trab.ios "a
ampez6 y ser& una obra busna y f6
Ida.
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TriunfO de un cOmpatriota

Csrtss recibidAs en- esta ciudaa
dan cusnta del triuufo obteniso ep
Ssvilis, Dor 81 vs" puertorr'q q 1e.
Il ,. don Enriqus lib k Xxi y M-,gs
rida. quien slcAr zo las notaa de So
b-st talients en- todas las ssignAturas
del curso de AmpliAci6n de medieinA
y ha sido propuesto para 10 matrf'
eula de honor de % .ells U niversi
dad. en- IL que fgufAron 400 canai'
dAtos
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DueIO en- Vega Baia
Dor Ia uluefte de Miss
AnkrOm
de maestro c0srssponsnl
vARIAs NoTIcIAs LOCALES

De maestro c0srssponsal)
Junio 18. Con motive de- II tr6-
giea muerta de lA pc efioritA A k ON,
IasDactoYa de esc cuelas del distrito
de Ponce, hoy Sc eneuentran G me.
aia Asta las banderas de les escuelas
Tdblieas de esta poblaci6n.
Victims de 10 % fsrina, ha fAlle.
edo qsf anoche unA tierna nina,
hija del 1aborioso ArtesRno don Gui.
llermo DkvilA. DiehA or farmedad
contin1a hacienda estrsgos On 10
nifez.
Por eondueto del Inspector de
sseuelas del distrito, ham reeihi1o
los pre- fasores de esta munieipali
dad, los eorraspondientes esrtifiea.
dos que le hsbilitan psra ejercsr du.
rants ell pr6ximo affo essolar.
Han saliao para los pueblos de
ManAtf y Toa Alta, vArias senoritas
y i6venas De eata loealidad, I'm de
examinarse en- IL carrera del prcfe'
sOrado.
Dfcsse que con motive de ciertos
rozamiantos habidos entire el Dspar
tamsnto DO Il ineaci6n y Ms. Jennie
D. Hill, Pre- fssora de iDgl6s en- este
pnsblo, no ser2 6sta eontratada para
o. guir ejereiendo el ms gisterio.
Dlcha sedora, seg6a rumoreg,
prog 6nege establecsr en- Rio Pie
dr&s. durante los meses de vsrano,
una casa de pupilos.
Varios inaiviauos de este pueblo
ssldrAn de hoy 6 mAiiana para San
Juan. @ solicitar su jngreso en- 10
policia insular, 6 euyo sfeeto van
rspletos de e&rtss de recomenda.
ei6n, como dnieo squipsje.
Sc encusntfa entire nosotros, el
distinguido joven D, JoI6 Aybar, de
San Juan, el cual ha venido 6 oeu.
par ana plszA en- ell bp fets del Lcdo.
don J. E. Martinez Qaintero. d.
mosle la bie1vanida.
Por 10 poliefa insular del pussto
de Vega Alta. fa6 detsnido On To-
noehe dc aver el individao Rafael
Rivers, 6 quien 80 le oeup6 nm no.
villo hurt rtado, que result6 ser do 10
propiedad do EvAngelista Rivera,
de Morovis. Dicho individao, que
Sc eneusntra er ell Dsp6.ito mani.
eipsl, ha sido puesto G disposici6a
del JuSgado de Pax, que entisnde en-
el aaunto.
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x,.,-of ALL BOTTLED
Order ffen
CaserillOn &c 0chOa.
QUEBRADlLLAS
(Ds nasestro correspo7asal)

JUNO 18. Aver tuvimos Ell gusto
dc salndar en- este pueblo al activo
administrsdor de Ella Correspondent
Ella. don Bernardo 81 ndino, quien
iba en- viaje nara los pueblos de
AguadillA , Meyseuez. Feliz visie
le deseamos.
Dssde haca algunos dias se hsllA
recoiida en- came In respectable sefio'
IN aoffa Jaana ArYoyo, viuda de
Ruiz. mAare de den Manuel r. Rniz,
y abuala de los j6vanes Ruiz So'
ler. Deseamos su pronto restable'
cimiento.
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Incidente OcurridO en-.
una caceffa en- AlllSCO
La Junta de OaminOS Sc prOpO'
ne empezar los trabsjoS
fDe nuestyo cOsrespossGs)

Jupio II S'gua enferma 10 sef1o'
ra l.. d Dolores Cor z6lez, esposa
de don A tonic Oharneeo, hiia del
sger ta De els @ ,rrespondencias don
Solano Gonzalez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-19

Tam bian ne halla enfsrmA de bss'
tante gravsaa& In distinguida sefo.
ra dofia B satriz Comulaas. viuds de
Lloverss. madre dc DON Pablo. dom
Santis 60, DON Pes sfseto y doffa Car.
mer, y abusla de 10 familia Lloveras
Soler. Haeemos votos por su prom
Co mejoria.
FL die 13 go llev6 6 efecto en- ell
veeino y simp4tico pueblo de Isabella
nm bAile On honor al patron San An
tonic. A 81 asisti6 una grande = 90
lects eoncurrencis, entire 10 que 90
hallaba I'M buen nd nero do sefiori'
tas y eaballeros de Aguadilla y Que
bradillss. Hemos DIDO slogios del
aerroche de bellies que en- 81 habfa.
ALI 90 hsllaba la bells y ca1doro.
% Ana Arg6.ica L.mela, aerrAman'
do por doquisr 10 tantfsima gracia
que Dios 10 ha dado y abrasando con
el faego de sus oJos 6 10 p'6ysde de
J6vsnes que BE disputaban, unos 6
otros por conseguir bAilar nm sma..
rengue. con 10 Reina de IL B ,llezA
On Puerto Rico. Su hermana Ritita
estaba, como siemprs, lindfsims, y
msy bien prandids. LsHra Ru'z So.
ler estab1 divinamante atAviadas
Titf Abreu Iuefa hermoso trajs do
seda color rosa. Todas las sefiorit 30
que allf se reunisron, eran gnspss,
slegantes, bellss y grasiosas. pues
On Isabella no ne rueae hallAr una
DANA qse sea ''fsA". Es nm pueblo
privilegiado por la naturalezs, y esq
% 10 70 z6n por la cusl sus bales
quedan siempre lueidisimos:
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DeSaVenenciaS pOlftiCaS
BAYAMON

Buenos y activos trabajos en- carre-
teras de la comarca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-19

Aver tArdo ne hAllsbA en- Ponce el
rico federal don Modesto Bird. Hoy
sali6 para los bafios de CJamo.
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Victims de 10 % fsrina, ha fAlle'
edo sqaf anoche unA tierna nina,
hija del 1aborioso artssano don Gui.
llermo Dkvila. Dieha or fsrmedad
eontin1a hacienda estrsgos On 10
nifez.