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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19

Como esta anunciado, 6sta Sc cele-
brara el p del presente, empezando
las 2. VI.
Case de haber necesidad de que Sc
prolODgue un dia mas, durara hasta el
49, empezando tambi6n las sesiones de
ese dia q las : de la tarde
sion en- Washington, como nos 10 ha-
cN Greer la siguiente carta que, aprO-
p6sitO de ese case, acabamos de reel
bir del diputado ne0yOrkino William
SulZer, auttyu S/uccfD He /'uly/u Ricu.
II pu,tIiarIo e1,ttyIu<ta ne Ia cundida-
tulu IL william RaHd01Dh XurH
ell Director del Jounal, para Presiden-
te de la Rep0blica.
Washington, Dcbre. Z, l903.
D. COllaZO Esq.
PHI Fifth Ave.
New York, City.
sEstimado Senor:
~~u carta hasido debidamente recib-
da y embellishments anotado su con
tenidO, Y estoy de acuerdo con tod0 10
que I'd dice
~Cuando ell <Bill Puert0rriquen02 Sc
present6 al Congreso 70 hice un
Sspeech9 en- eI cual abogaba porque los
puertOrriqueRos fueran ciudadanOs de
los EstadOs / nid0s, peIo los republi-
canOs tinaimente pasarOn aquel bill ha-
ciendO los puertOrriqueHOs ciudada
nos de Puerto Rico
~Si L d. fuera mi 0hcina, - Broad
way, ell ioyen ALI encargado le daria
una copia de mi discurso sobre Puerto
Rico que creO lie servira mucho en- su
asuntO, Y | d. puede cOntiar en- mi, en-
tOdo 10 que yo pueda hacer para aYu-
darles en- el Congreso ,
~ espeTo sineeramente que [ d ga
nara su case en- las Cortes.o
SCon mis- meiOres deseos crGame su
mas sincere,
(Firmad0l WILLIANSUL LZER.2
\ cuaDdo la pobre alma puertorri-
quena sutre ell intense dolor de IN We
j6men tan amarGo; cuando Sc nos ME
ga una nacionalidad que ha sido otor-
gada con fruici6n los indios kanakas
del Hawaii, pesar de sUs practicas
salvages y de 10 muchO que nos van en-
zaga en- materia de cultura; Y cuando
en- la Corte Suprem8 Sc discute nues-
ira queia Y Sc depuran nuestros cargos;
llega, esgraciadamente, & estas pla-
vas uns Comisi6n inexplicable, que
yiene, no 4 pedir que Sc nos reparen
Duestros dercchOs cOnculcadOs, no &
gestionar la consecuci6n de nuestra en-
tidad como pueblo, sino { ofrecer un
p1at6nico apoyO sin yalOr politico al
guno & combio de un mezquino recono-
cimiento en- la Convention de un par
lido que sostiene 1 un g0bierne que ha
si3o, Y es, nuestro mayor victimariO.
He ahf la raZ6n principal pOrqu6 las
autoridades de Washington contestan
cen este estribillo 4 las protestas de
EIanna, ell incansabble patriota
-eSi es listed ell de las queias,
Todos estan satisfechas. AQui teDe-
mos las pruebas. Nos llueven cartas
de la isla apIaudiendo nuestro paternaI
gobiernOS
Por ESQ / la prcnsa de aquf, no le ha
interesado una mission tan absurda, Y
ha coronado la llegada de esa comisi6n
iuesplorable con Ia conspiraci6n del
silencio
Porque, como decim0s al principio
es una representation ridicula ante I'M
g1bl~lng que nos reJa, 1u3 g0bieruO que
uG2 r,chuea, q Qale acabar3 per d4Spre-
cIarua@, 81 per2rar0nt0< m las p/an-
elias.
7 Sc va ell correo.
Atmo. amigo y c0mpatriota,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19

Sc empjeza a notar va alguu suvai-
ulj>1lto IL poJIoci1u, debido 1 los dias
de fiesta que Sc aproximan.
Familias que Sc ausentan Y otras que
llegan, todOs con el fin de pasar la No.
chebuena mas acompanadas cerca de
sus dem6s familiares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19

En- una rina habida la otra noche en-
una oallejuela de este pueblo, el Sr
Flores, de Caguas, result6 con herjdas
en- la cabeza y una pierna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19

la iibertad debe ser iguaI para
todOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19
MOVImiantO de union
latino americana.
La Union lDerO-americana reclbe
favorabIes jnf0rmes de la Anne
RIGA del Sur.


FL CorresponsaI en- Madrid del <II-
meso dice que el mOyimient0 en- favor
de la unidad latino-americana esta ad-
quiriendo una impOrtancia que merece
atenci6n.
Ia Union Ib8ro-americaua est1 ira
hajandO rudamente para interesar i los
estados Sud-Americanos Y los yepolts
de esOs estados Sc dice que muestran
grandes deseos de union.
Espafa est6 recibiendo numeros0s
avisos con References 1 Ia reforma de
su tarifa, leyes de nayegaci6n y m6to-
dos de nPgociOs.
Muchas dc las Rep0bIicas Surname
ricanas estin enviando cart9s expire
sando inter6s en- cualquier empresa que
tienda & desenyolver las reIaciones en-
tire aquellas RepGbHcas Y Espana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19
Representation rldfcula ante un 60
biernO que nos Veja, un gobieT-
no que nos reChaza, que con-
CIuiTa pOr despreciarnos.

Nueva York, Diciembre II de 1898.
Sr, Director de SLa CorIespon-
tcncia -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19

Prooto 8abremos Ia opinion de la Code Suproma
dc Estados JnIdOs resp8cto de nuestrO sta
tuS pOIiticO, Sc discute con caOf en- estes
momanfOs eI case de Isabel Gonzalez. gee
e0tra6a 6 prObI8ma de 81 Ia bandera sigue
no la Constitution.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19
Ell Sr, Flores, de Ca
guaS, fa6 b8rid0 en- Manati.
Ell Sr. Calaf ha montado aIumbrado
eleCtrico en- los edjficios de su
finCa.


he Hu1yfr9 c0rysspDu81/. J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19

En- esta imprenta Sc vende paplel del
ps7iodico visjo a $2-40 qu1ntal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-19

Ofrece sus servicios como Notario,
en- Arecibo, en- los bajos de la casa nd-
nero Is de Ia calle de La Cruz.
Arecib0, Puerto Rico.
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FELIX COROOVA DAVILA

49, ~ ~l ~ ~ FNtF' IN lSFNlNS
O6cinas San Francisco 81
SAN JUAN, P. r,
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So GXprGSa ell dGreCho

cue tienen los periodistas ex-
tranjeros en- la is la, a emitir
hDremente su opinion en- todos
los asuntos de interes pubIiCo.
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Manuel PaZ UrdaZ
-NOTARIO-

7eQt<trador de Ia propjedaH, Suyttto
Qsl- fH5 II 0Hga 41 -ArelII..
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ASambI8a M8diCa.

Como esta anunciado, 6sta Sc cele-
brara ell p del presente, empezando
4 las > 2. NJ.
Case de haber necesidad de que Sc
prolOngue un dia mas, durara hasta el
~, empezando tambi6n las sesiones de
ese dia las de la tarde.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
HANNA HELD.
Hi. s,spdsughter Accuses Him Of Mur-
derinE His wife aud Child.

Forney. Tex. June ls.-Some days
since the dead bodies Of Josephine
Hanna. colored. and her infant were
found at their home near this place.
James Hanna. husband OF the murder
ed woman. and Beulah Giles. daughter
OF Josephine Giles. were arrested. The
stepdaughter has turned states evil
denoe. The evidence was reduced 10
writing and sworn to by Beulah Giles
and complaint was filed against
James Hanna charging him with the
murder OF his wife. and a warrant Is
sude for his arrest. The parties were
taken to Kaufman. The girl testified
that he stepfather had been crlmi'
nally intimate with her. Hanna claim
ed to have come home from Rockwell
county. where he was working on a
farm. and found the dead bodies. The
woman was stabbed while asleep. and
the infant. slumbering on her left arm,
strangled TO death In the blood squirt
ing from the mothers heart
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
TROOPS ON HAND.
Beid the Popuiacc AZ Hay while Three
Negroe. Were neing Tried.

Heid the Popuiacc AZ Hay while Three
Negroe. Were nsing Tried.
Maysyjlle Ky. June i9-The trial ot
the three negroes Tor murderously Js-
saultiug the Farrow family war cone
Quoted Thursday with the troops bold.
ing the large crowd az buy Sanders
was on the stand IN his own defense
and testified that he was the leader
who interested himself and Morris. ON
the DAY OF the assault aud robbery
Mann called Tor the witness IN a buggy
I'm route 10 the Furrow farm. NorriF
was taken INTO the buggy Morris wait-
INK ut county cemetery. When they
reached the FArrow home Sanders
held the horse while Mann and Morris
entered the house Sanders heard the
noise and then the shooting after
which lli returned 90 Maysyille Boo the
RIG After this confession the uttor-
neys % Sanders withdrew the plau
% not guilty and Sanders pleaded
guilty and was eutau,sd 10 Ave years
IN the peuitentiap.
tu the afternoon Mann and Morris
were also convicted ot shooting with
intent 20 $500 and were sentenced o.
hys years 900 ths r'u.tHuuury
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

NiDiu T. r. June ~ -Four deputy
United States WHrehIls aud u9ui of
fun blood Cherokee Indians had 3D. i.y"-
.y nght .u 'he su0ornlw hills The
officers surrounded fhn home OF Charley
WIrk.Ha boo 400 attempt 'o arrest u.m
and thrae other fuU bIooIs on war.
rants Tor assault 90 kIi They were
NOT loo the house After the officers
Started away they were fired 600 from
the brush They returned the nra HnI
lively conflict followed about ONE
hundred shots being exchanged 100 Ions
range The officers were about fbra.
hundred yards from the Indians one
81 the Deputies Walden Wicket was
shot Boa tha um and seriously wounded
The officers returned and lar fha u,l-
bloods masters OF tha situation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
BOTH NEcKs BROKEN.
George Darhsm aud Pred Underwood
DIE on the Seanoid.

Little Rock. Ark. June is-Gsorge
Durham aud Fred Underwood we're
hanged N Clarksville this morning for
the murder OF Sherin John Powers. The
trap was sprung al II o'clock. The
necks Of both men were broken. The
execution was private. but twenty-five
people witnessing u. Before che hang
iug both men made speech thanking
the people at CiaTksyile for their kind
ness during their continent.
The crime for which Durham and
Underwood paid the death penalty was
one OF the most noted In the criminal
annals OF Arkansas. on Feb. s. 1907, ef-
fort was made 10 rob the bank at C1arks-
VILE. sheriff John "a. Powers. who
had been awakened by the explosion.
was killed I'm pistol battle between
himself and the daring robbers. The
bandits secured $500 and made good
their escape The community was
aroused 70 a high pitch OF Indignation
and excitement and posses were organ
lied TO scouT the country. II was re-.
called that on the evening preceding
the murder and robbery five strongers
had been seen on the streets at Ciarks-
vile. while on the morning following
they could not be found. on inquiry
IL was learned the men were Fred IN
terwood. George Durham. John p.
Dunn. James Wallace. alias Denver
French" aud smile Joe" A search
which lasted for weeks was then COM
mencsd.
From Wichita Durham was taken
back 20 Ciarksvllle. and a few days
later Underwood was located at Evans
VILE, Ind Durham and Underwood
were convicted Of murder and on Dec.
II. 1902. sentenced 20 b. hanged Feb. o.
Just one year after commission % the
crime. An appeal was taken. which
was disaUowed. Durham professed the
Roman Catholic faith Both men talk
Cd freely. but made no mention o. the
crime.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
DEMANDS REFUSED.
AL the froight Handlers on Two Rail
roads at Kansas city Qult work,

All the Freight Handlers On Two Rail
roads at kansas city oult work.
Kansas city. Mo, June l9.-All the
freight handlers employed at the To-
cal freight depots Of the ST. Louis and
san Francisco railway and the Bur
lington and Rock island systems went
out Thursday afternoon because the
companies refused TO grant their de-
mand fOg au increase uf wages % near.
~ 20 per cent This makes tota
or 400 men now out the Santa Re mer
having struck on Monday The de-
mlnds OF the men were made brfor.
the recent flood rendered 400 work I
the yards impossible They were pre-
scented 20 the various railroads again
Thursday and promptly refused. 9th
er roads may poe Effected. The rail-
roads had anticipated the strike au,
had several me" ou hand 90 take th,
places of the strikers The forces ul
the various depo.s were inadequate
however
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
BRYAN's STORY.
Claims Men aud Women Were Treated
In q scandalou. Manner.

Tacoma. wash. June is-R. u,
Bryan and wife have arrived In Aber-
deem Wash after an absenss OF six
months In Mexico. Bryan tells a story
OF many indignities suffered at the
hands OF Mexican officials at Guaymas
Bryan is a son of State School super
intendent Bryan. with his wife Bryan
boarded a steamer at Alamos. Top.
olobampo for Guaymas. stopping at
Mazatlan 20 put of mails They wer,
quarantned and IL Is claimed both mel
and women were treated In "A scan
dalous and brutal manner. one En-
glishman. he says, tried TO escape anS
was subsequently found dead with d
bullet hole through his temple. Bryan
says that the whole aftair was present,
ed 10 the American and British con
sus at Guaymas before the officers tool
action.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
s,u Held without HAIL

Ardmoro I r. June 10 -Eli Julian
has beer arrested Ut Remington
charged with tba murder of bis nfher.
living 100 the Cho.t1w nation Iln vH.
given hearing ana r.mludaI v.tb-
out bail Mrs Iulipu. wiicw of tho
murdered man who was detained by enc
officers vna released after nlvup
proved that she had uD connection with
the crime
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20


FOR SALE.
About iO5 acres located one mile
from court house, % acres On cultiva-
ton and balance In pasture. Fenced
with wires. Price $4,000.
About ore and one-quarter acres
near schooIhouse In southeast part
Of town. SMALL ..,W cottage, tenant
house and we'll on premises. Price
t760.
Six room house and two lots Of
ground located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50,
One quarter block near Allen AGA
denny. East front. Price $4,000.
Terms easy.
One half Of a block near Allen
academy. Price $4,000.
Lots near school house az slu0
each.
About ~ acres Of land on south
Side OF town, good new i-rOom house
with we'll, cistern and out-houses.
Price $1,000.
4-room house, with pantry, hall
and two galleries. Tub cistern. bor-
ed well, stable and garden. Locat-
ed I blocks from Courthouse. Rents
for $500 per month. Price $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

formal portion 90 the exercises began
with Archbishop Ryan OF Philadelphia
presiding Bishop CYRUS ID. Foss ~
the Methodist Episcopal church offered
the Invocation and Rev ! W Sayras
conducted the responsive reading. An
address ou Patriotism" by Rabbi Jo-
serh Krauskopf concluded 'he nrst part
Of the proceedings
Apart from the general CELEBRATION
was the laying of the cornerstone % q
memorial chapel ou the ro1d from w..
ley FORGE Geo Port Kennedy Bishop
whraker o. The Protestant Episcopal
church presiding
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
PROMOTER JAILED.
he ., Charged wth fraud iu pu Eaten.
sNs Hminr Deaf

size HiuluE Deal
Chicago June l'-Charr-d with
fraud Boz g3sm000 uHur I.al boo
which h.s commissions 1rr declared 90
has. been 100000 Theodore Gross.
mime promoter spent Thursday u.sht BOB
county af I'D. immediate cause of h.s
Iuyr souuert uls DIS failure t1 secure
bond. of S.. DU0 under rs 'Xe1t writ and
h.s refusal to answer the questions 90
Master .r ChluD.ry John D HeIiY
Richard Poison Chicago manager ~
Walter Baker s. Cu. .f.m.fr.N .- Gross
a..uf.r. Us declares that Gross fraud
uI,utIy withheld N2-oo0 due him as
commission Iu the sale of the Camp
Bird Mining company stocks from
Thomas o Walsh thr Colorado million
alr.. now ~ Washington. ID g.. 20 the
Vartur. company ~ London This
transaction was made In May 1909
Gross .e declared Co have received from
tr, EreUar investors 20 0Oo shares %
tho rawuluye stock and o. large sum
from ST. walsh
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
Gn,.rnm.nl ia. lh. Elsht

Washington June so Attorney Gen-
eral Knox h1s indicated to thr navy
department that Do. $500 render Ju uU.n-
ION sustaining the contention of Rear
Admiral Houlas that the government
has the right 10 complete the work 900
the Galveston now building 80 the
TrgE hp yard BOO Richmond even 90
the expense of show OF force.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
Gone to Port worth.

Austin. June l9-Attorusy General
Bell ..r for Fort Worth t1 appear Doe
fore th, federal court Co represent tho
railroad comm ss.ou iu thc injunction
proceedings brought by ths t0saunaum
Grain company TO ouiuIu the OommI..
sion from putting into cnc,t an order
rre,euurr lha Rock island from haul
.ur rrlIr 200 zoe BueeuhIum Grain
company Son, 90 the comm. asIuunrF
accompanied Bell
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
Min. Man wv. knI.h.

81. Louis. June le-An east bound
Big -Four passenger train ran into the
rear end OF an Illinois Central TRAIN
which was standing in he approach of
the Illinois side OF he Ends bridge. j
l. Dodge OF Dallas. Tex who was iH
charge o. ana express ear loaded wiz
race horses. was instantly killed ThIr
teen OF the trotters We're 30 badly
MANNED they had 20 he killed. Robin
with record OF 2.O9. was killed odt-
right.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
At,,,hm.nt for hug. Amnnnl

BOSTON. June I1 An attachment Tor
$4,000 600 vus Oiled iu thc United
States circuit court here against tne
Geuarl Electric company Dos counsel Tor
s. D. Nlurh"lfe of thIH city who uI-
legaa infringement or 90 number Of Iu-
Veuti1rH THE attachment .s filed Boo
connection with sr.J f1r damages ou.
tered Dos counsel for Mr. Van DHultr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
Medical nr,nch a, Dallas.

Waco. June is.-The transfer OF thu
Dallas Medical college to Baylor uni
Versity has been made. The authori'
ties OF he university have located the
Baylor University Medical college IN
the city Of Dallas by acquiring and alb
sorblng the medical department OF the
University of Dallas. with all It's prop
eTty and good will.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

Austin. June ls-Sup. Of
PsUie Instruction Lef,yrs haf r0s.ru-
Cd ls 3D. member OF the textbook board
Iu o. letter to the governor h0 says ha
.s disqualified. ur he was ut one time
Interested ir some books submitted bv
publisher p. W ChlthalI ~ Abi'ou.
wa. appointed .n biz stead
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
Water Sc sral feet peer.

Fl Paso, June ls-The water Is now
several feet deep In the lower portion
OF san Marcial Several small bhsi-
ness houses have been damaged by the
flood and most OF the inhabitants OF
that section have abandoned their
homes The loss to farmers there
abouts n large.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

Austin. June 10 Captain Fer Kyle
had a conference with Governor Lam
ham regarding "a certain claim between
T.ylv and tn federal government
amounting 10 500 600 which u is elaine
"a Texas expended Tor protection ~
the frontier
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

joplin $40. June 1.-Two reu uIl
10 boz Bud Fair and Frank E'is robe
bed the Adams Express company go
webb city of $4,000. consigned tp the
Cartcrylll' bank Roth men were cap
turod Boo the woods three miles from
Joplin after % chase and che money
reCoNcres
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

Washington June 10 The pnHmas-
ter genera. designated EDWARD D. kim
hall ,hier D'erf of fho money order sys-
tenn 10 l.t temporarily as superIn-
tcudcnt to succeed Jas. o. Mct,llf who
was removed pu charges OF udisUrc-
ton Boo contract matters
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
Organized first Methods, Church.

Weston. Tex. June l9.-Cncle Andy
J. Culwell. who organized the FIRST
Methodist church IN north Texas.
Whites chapel IN lSi5. died here. aged
eighty-seven years. lie was 900 many
skirmishcs with the red men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

Columbus %. June ia telegram
received by chief 81 plIoe Kelly am
nounoes the arrest re Denison Tex, ~
Niles Wallngford. for alleged coni-
plicity In the murder and robbery OF
Geo Gcycr near Alton. H. a week ago
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
HELD UP MANY.
Outlaws la Oklahoma stop and searci
one Hundred Persons.

one Hundred Persons.
Guthrie. Okla, June t9.-Three out
laws. led by Ben Cravens, for whom
5000 In rewards are offered. stationed
themselves in a lonely wood In IN,
country and held up 100 men and WON
en-. Every man passing was stopped
and searched and his valuables taken
He was then marched on half mile
and placed under guard. The robbers
secured $500 in money and selected
nine good horses. Al dark the victims
were released. The outlaws joked viii
the prisoners. among whom was Davit
Ware. a Texas ranger. A posse II IN
pursuit OF the outlaws.
Cravens escaped from the Kansas
penitentiary three years ego
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
VALLFI FORGE.

AuuI,srsatv ~ %. .nvpatian Celebrated
VIII tntsr...t'g Ceremonies.
phUads phia. Jg.. i9.-The one hun
dred and fwenty.a'th anniversary Of
the evacuation % valley Forge was
commcmorated ty patriotic celebra-
ton To which tund..i. % citizens par
tc.pated under the auspices ~ the VAL
Icy Forge Anniversary association. The
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
rrnhnhlr rnlalI, Irlnred.

Austin. juno - Or W D. sImcock,
a physician OF Palestine was probably
fatally injured Boo runaway HIS
vehicle was torn TO piece lie fell on
bis head.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

A. Little Rogk-LIttle Rock, 10.
M-mphI- o
a. N1sh,ule-Moutvomery 9. sash.
yIil. 70
a. Atlanta birmingham. . Atlanta
2
a. NeW orleans Shreveport. Q, Sew
Orleans o.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

London. June 10 Further consider
alton of the Irish land bin he been
POSTPONED until June 20.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

A. New York-ChIgago. /. New York
A Bostou-pi ttsburs 9. BOSTON @
A Philadelphia Cincinnati 20.
Philadelphia I.
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The total property valuation OF ok
lahoma - placed at i17OO0ol0
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Nmerirln League

At c'''e''"d-c'a'.'ma. o. Boston"
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j. wv. Bats
REAL ESTATE
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