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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-07-30
PLEA FOR THE BRIDEGROOM.
He az Well as the Bride Is Deserving
of COnsiderntiOns

Oh
Rhapsodies on the bride are bounti-
full. The dear creature, of course, Is
worthy OF all the good things said
about her. She is the loveliest, sweet
est. most charming and altogether most
delightful thing that ever came down
the pike or the central aisle of the
church. Her very presence is bene-
dIction and a suggestion Of the spiced
isles, and her dresses-ah, they are
dreams! If you don't believe If just
get into the company of any OF her
girl friends; you won't have the trou-
BILE Of asking about it. The bride is
at" She is always "top Of column
next to reading matter" which being
interpreted means that she gets choice
position, where she and her beauty and
her gown would positively demand at
tention If it were not given freely,
gladly and voluntarily. She deserves,
and has, the admiration Of all creation.
And yet we make bold to put In a
little plea on behalf of the bride
groom, that he Is not forgotten. Or
dinarily he cuts mighty little figure in
the proceedings. He Is regarded rath-
er in the light of piece Of the stage
settings, or a foil to show of the ra-
dlant beauty Of the bride-elect. That
he is a very necessary adjunct to the
J function which brings the bride al
ablush into the public eye will be ad-
mitted. But who notices how he is
dressedP Not even the bride herself.
She and the others have hazy picture
Of a man with something black on
his body and something white on his
hands, and some of the spectators may
observe a scared look on his face. But
that ls about all. Nobody says
Wasn't he handsome! How per
fectly his costume sets off his splendid
fgurer Wasn't he just too sweetfol
anythingr' Comments and compli
ments of this kind are reserved fol
the bride. The bridegroom doesn't ge
them. And, to tell the truth, he Il
glad Of it. He is well content for her
to be the recipient Of all the attention
while he stands meekly in the back
ground. It's less embarrassing ant
less bothersome.
1t is after the wedding and in tn
home life that the bridegroom show
up big, II he Is Of the right sort
and most of them are. 1t is when tn
honeymoon has waned that he prove
{ to the bride the wisdom of her choice
Z 1t is when he takes off his coat an
{ hustles hard at work all day and
tender, loving and true under the eN
4 ening lamp that he demonstrates he
4 not the clothing dummy that he al
4 peared to be during the wedding cer'
a mony. 1t may be that the world wi
/, not notice 1t. No mention Of the fat
q will be found In the society column
, and the neighborhood gossips will hgv
4 nothing to say about It, But when
, has made her happy home the br
/ will understand and appreciate q
!. fact, II she is of the right sort,
most Of them are, and will bless
+ day that brought to her her
q bridegroom. They are both go
!" pie; may they live long and pr
Z Chicago Chronicle.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-07-30
Hnmanitr and Polior

"skimper was finding fault because
the fire engine horses are driven so
reeklessly fast"
"rn bet II bis house was on FIRE
he'd favor driving them q good deal
faster"
"No. he wouldn't. He's got that old
shell OF bis insured for twice Its
value. ."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-07-30

A woman usually follows fashions In
dressing her hair till the second baby
comes, when she hasn't time to expert
ment. and cllngs to the style prevalent
then TIL her death.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-07-30
Goes shabby Himself

They say be makes little more than
a bare living for himself"
''No wonder. Look at the clothes bio
wife has."-Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-07-30

A mans strength develops when be
has something to doTnOt when be e
idle
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-07-30

CHAPTER XVI.
,MoA than once Sir Howard Champion
had met his granddaughter, Winifred
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-28

Of the periodic pain which many women
experience with every month it makes
the pentleness and kindness always as
ISOLATED with womanhood seem to be
almost a miracle. While in general no
woman rebels against what she regards
rs a natural necessity there is no woman
who would not gladly be free from this
recurring period of pain.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
makes weak women strong and sick
women we'll, and gives them freedom
from disease 1t establishes regularity,
dries weakening drains, heals infiamma-
ton and liberation and cures female
weakness.
Sick women are invited to consult DR..
Pierce by letter, free. All correspond
ence strictly private and sacredly conf
dental. Write without fear and without
fee to DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. T. Dolan, Of Madrid, Perkins Co., Nebr.,
writes: III was cured OF painful periods by the
use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and
his mpouud Extract Of Smart-Weed think
DR.. Pierces medicines the best in the world"
uPavorite Prescription" has the testi-
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com plete cure of womanly diseases. Do
not accept an unknown and improved
substitute in its place.
The sluggish liver made active by the
use OF DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
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that he may get the position and
succeeds temporarily, but "Tobe"
Is loved by the workmen end when
he leaves general strike L. de-
clared.
During the time "Tobe" and
"Mary" have been In Chicago the
old father on the farm has met
losses which result In his being
turned out into the world. This
changes his spirit and he seeks his
son and daughter begging forgive
ness. "Tcbe" Is slow to forget his
treatment of "Mary," but she soon
softens his heart. Mr.. Bailey finds
he misjudged "Tobe" when he dis
charged him and begs Globe" to
return to his former position
"Mary's husband dies aud she 10
free to marry Bailey, "Tobe" In the
meantime has had love affair CT
his own with Carrie" which she
helps to a happy ending.
Ernest Lamson's acting as the
horse trader In York State Folk
last season, gave promises which
were more than fulfilled In his star
rode of "Tobe" last night.
His intelligent conception ano
strong acting leave no doubts as 10
his brilliant future as star. Miss
Lydia Knott as Mary" has role
for which she Is we'll fitted, her
natural, easy manner, splendid act
y 4 good looks, largely assisted
10 star giving such excellent
Sc. Ion. Miss Sarah Padden.
as "Carrie Burnham," W no "had
not attended boarding school tor
nothing" and In love with "robe"
was capital.
The others of the company werc
equally strong. The production
was handsomely and appropriately
staged and the applause at the close
of each of the four acts necessitated
several curtain calls, including the
final curtain, which Is unusual In
Elmira. There were probably none
In the audience last night who
would not be pleased to hear that q
return date has been arranged
Rlnira, N. Y. Gazette.
At the Auditorium Wednesday
night.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-28
A Cold In the Head.

Is simply a mild form of catarrh.
Use that which cleanses and heals
the diseased membrane. Bunsens
Catarrh Cure Is the remedy. Gu, es
catarrh easily and pleasantly, con-
tains no mercury or other injurious
drugs. 1t Is quickly absorbed,
gives instant relief and opens and
cleanses the nasal passages. Regu-
lar size soc, Ask your druggist for
free sample and pamphlet telling
about catarrh. For sale by D. A.
Henderson,.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-28
PASTORAL PLAY
AT THE LYCEUM
LAST EVENING
"Youns lobe Hoxie." as Good
as the Best Of Rural
Plays.
Ernest Larson Has Bright Future IS a
Xr-The Balance Of the Cast b Even.
Iy Balanced and Strons-Asdleaee
Well Pleased.

Rlmira has had the "Old Home
stead" York State Folks" and
numerous other plays OF like
character, but none of them merit
greater patronage than Ernest Lam
sons beautiful PASTORAL play en-
titled Young lobe Hoxie," which
was presented at the Lyceum thea =
ter last night. This play, while OF
the pastoral sort Is not like the
others, one of the "by gosh" kind
but belongs In class by itself and
forcibly reminds one of Lost Para
disc" which was such great sue
cess several years ago. The story
Is quite probable, intensely inter
estiug, the lines furnished pleas
ant mixture of comedy and pathos,
and the roles all call for strong
character work.
The plot hinges on the promise
of "Tobe" to his dying mother. to
watch over and protect his little
sister. The scenes of the play are
located In Illinois, on q farm, and
opens when the characters have at
tanned their majorities. Mary. the
sister, has married a worthless man
who leaves her and goes to Chica
20. He sends for her to come to
him and she refuses. Her father, q
crusty old fellow, with queer ideas
of wife's duties, because she re-
fuses to 60 to her husband, turns
her out of his house. Young
"Tobe" makes an I'm uccessful ef'
fort to reason with the old man and
goes with his sister Mary. They
both find employment In the Chi
cago factory of Bailey, who has
loved Mary since she was a young
girl, Mary Is confidential kookkeep
er In Bailey's Office and ''Tobe"has
worked up to a position of foreman
In the factory. A former foreman
plots to get "Tobe" discharged
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-28
Meeting Of Stockholders

S1srERsyrLLR, VIVA. Dec sos
Notice of the annual meeting Of
the stock holders of the Melrose
Oh & Gas Co. will be held at their
Offices In the Farmers & Producers
Bank Building Sistersviile, ". Va,
on January 3oth 1874, for the cleo
ton of directors and any other
business that may come before the
meeting.
Nelrose OH & Gas Co.
L c. WILSON, Pfest.
A. W. LHONARD, Sec'y.
II ~ Imo
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-28

A story which Is calculated to
wipe the tale of Lots wife of the
slate Is going the rounds. 1t Is
stated that q young lady the other
day while walking down the street,
stopped to tie her shoe. Two
young men who were passing
turned 10 rubber.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-28
A PROMISING Oil Country.

The Greek, Usage and Cherokee
Nations In Indian Territory are re
ceiving wide recognition as a pro-
missing oil country, and capital and
development have so far brought
handsome results. The oil Is Of
superior quality; the territory Is
reached directly by the Frisco Sys.
tenn, who issues free . charge. q
booklet, giving full data concerning
the country and its possibilities
Mailed to any address upon request
to Sidney VanDuseu, 700, Park
Bldg, Bittsburg, Pa. Itf
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-28

Ifyou do not tell of your oubts
and fears, as we'll as your hopes AID
faith you are concealipg more than
half the truth.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-28

A whole lot of sacred revelation
Is DO more than A theoTetic dream
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-28

Wine of Lite cures all stomach
troubles. Price ST.. For sale by D
A Henderson,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-15
PrOpOSitOS de nue.
vas GmigraCiOnGS.
Una de elias pareGs OrganizarSe
para lIGVaT braCGrOS a SantO
Domingo.
Es imperiosamente neCesariO nor
maIizar la situaCion actual para
que nuevos hOrjzontes Sc abran
: la riQueza publiCa.

Cuando todos esperabamos que Sc hu-
biera terninado ell de5co de emigrar
de Puerto Rico, en- vista de 10 ocurridO
/ nuestrOs campatriotas Ell ell Hawaii
y ucatan, surgen de nueyo dos emf
graciones mas, una por Ponce para
Mexico y otra por San Juan para San
TO Domingo.
Est0 demuestra una vez mas de mOdO
eyidente, que cada dfa es mas precaria
la situaci6n del bracero, al extreme de
que pesar de las muchas yicisitudes
porque han pasado los anteriores emf
grantees, hay Quien precise, aguijonea-
do por la escasez 4 correr la misma
suerte.
Este hecho dice con mas fuerza que
cualquier otro argumento.
Monos NAL una emigration 1 Santo
Domingo donde ell china es igual al
nuestro as1 como muchas costumbres,
y Ia distancia que es insignilicante de
una Otra isla.
La emigraci6n en- Puerto Rico, sena-
la una 6poca tristisima para este pals
que necesita con urgencia leyes sabias
y previsOras, i fin de que nOrmaliza-
da esta situaci6n ins0stcnible, Sc abran
nuevos horiZontes de rjqueza y pros
peridad.
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DE eLa Baudera Amerjcana,o p de
AayagJez, son las siguientcs declara-
clones.
80 acerca cl dja de em2ozar el ira
Daio de las Clmaras: eI ii de Enero
proXimO, y cs de supOner que nuestrOs
delegados / Ia Camara, va tengan 8
est6n preparando su labor para este
segundo periodo de Ia sogunda Legis-
latura@
&l,a tenemos mucnas Ieyes. 81 hasta
ahOra hemOs pasadO con el nUmerO
aprObadO, bien podemOs pasar asi un
a1o mas; la labor actual deDe ser de
rectihcaci6n.o
sEi tempo ha demostrado que hay
muchas leyes, much0s articulos de los
Estatutos Reyisados, que deben anu
Iarse, que no 6eben subsistir como
ahoIa, va insultando la lbertad ciuda-
dana y Ia autonomfa de los pueblos, va
p0Liendo trabas 4 las Administrations
municipaIes; va monopolizando Ell ira
bai0-que debe ser para los obrerOs
Hbres-en los presidiarios, va dando
exclusives en- industrias al capital con
kerjuiCiO de los que adquirierOn un
oticiO con que Vivir hOnradamente.a ,
STenemOs en- primer t6rminO la ley
de libciO, que es un sarcasmO mantle
nerla con las respOnsaO Olidades hasta
81 repartidor de peri6dicOs; Ia ley mu-
nicipaI extremadamente centralizado-
ra; la ley de c0ntribuciones que Sc
presta 4 interpret8cIones ipjusJas; las
tarifas de patentes de tabac0 y icOres
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Sc baIIaba ella en- la via del trolley y Ia sustrajo
del peIigr0.

Anoche pudo ser victima de una dis
tracci6n Ia Srta. Seralina Rios, nat1-
raj de Toa-Alta,
Serfan como las 10 de la noche Guam
do, sin ijarse en- que un trolley venia
por la calle de San Francisco, trat6 de
cruzar la via. AlguDas personas que
vieron ell peHgro inminente que corrla
le gritaron, turbandose ella entonces.
FL joven Luis CarriIlo Rivera, em.
pleado de esta casa, salt6 r6pidamente
& la Yfa COLO en- brazo 4 la Srta. y con
EXPOSITION su vida, la sustrajo del
peiigro no sin recibir un golpe en- Ia
pierna izquierda con ell botabacas de-
! CAIRO.
Este rasgo honra sobremanera al jo
ven Rivera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-15
''Anti-ameriCanOS"
''dGSCOntantOS" en- Montana.
La importante revista < ne Review
Of Reviews en- su edicion de Di-
ciembre actual, dice:

! Id IFTlpOTIanIG FGViSEa < = n REVIEW
of Reviews en- su edicion de Di-
ciembre actual, dice:
SLas eXtraordinarias cOndiciones en-
que en- 10 relative 4 gobierno q pro-
cedimientos judiciales, Sc encuentra
actualmente Montana en- donde los r~.
Hcs del cDbre tienen las rieudas del 90
bierno Y en- donde ell gobierno popu-
lar, el gCbierno propiO, parece haber-
Sc convertible en- una pura farsa, prue-
ban de manera COnVincente 4 oios del
pueblo que los legltimcs iutereses p0-
! blicOs hubiesen march4dO muchO me-
JOr y hubieran sidO mejOr garantiza-
dos en- 10 future en- aquella region de
rIcas mlnas y rICOs campOs, 81 ell poder
/ eJccutlVO y judicial de los EstadOs
| Unidos hubiera contiuuado con las
rlendas del gObiernO en- la manO, bajo
la fOrma de gobierno territoriaI.....D
NOsOtrOs creIa mos que las cOsas en-
/ Montana iban de Otra manera. Como
Sc dice que Sc nos esta ed,luaul0; como
Sc aiirma que Sc nos esta americana
zandO; como para clio Sc nos ha pre-
sentadO en- CiertOs detalles como un
modelo a Montana, nos maravilla
que aqueIIO sea I'm dcsastre como ell de
/ Puerto Rico.
Pero i8era cierto ESQ., ~The Ameri-
can Monthly Review OF Reviews , 10
atirma; y. como ese es un gran peri6di-
co dOcente nOrteamericano, 1 menOs
que no Sc acepte que esta inspiradO
pOr Hcsc0HtHt0s 8 rhtiuu,rli1uuoa,
creemos que debe darsele complete
crGditO.
- porqu6, entonces, 81 las cosas
marchan tan NAL en- Montana, nos 10
han prescnt8dO como m0delu.
iPUrqu6 unOs D"to60S tenidos como
americans, a 10 que parece sin sarIo,
Sc nos han estadO acunando en- Ioycs Y
c6digos 4 martillaz0sl
NOsotros no sabiamos que los re1rS
! del c1br~ 10 batieran ALI de ese lnodo
Nj que los mecanismOs eI,cW/rp =
/ JudicIW pOr ell estado de des6rden en-
que segUn 0The Review of Reviews
Sc encuentran, hicieran aquel pals me
recedOr de que Ell g0bierno federal tu-
yiera las riendas del gobiernO en- sus
manos, acas0 pOr medic de una cari1O-
sa Y tierna paternidad como Ia que para
los puertorriQuenOs fu6 creada por la
ley Foraker, Nj tampoco que estuyiera
aQuel pals NAL preparado para Ocupar
/ su SItIu/ como EetadO . para ser una
e@trella m IL bauderu, que dijo eI G0-
bernadOr HINT en- Bayam6n NADIA
de ESQ sabfamOs y 10 seutimOs mucho
p0rque ahOra habr6 que pensar 81 los
GprocedimientOs eiecutlyOs2 de aquel
pals, no nos pOnon en- peligrOgde con-
tagiarnOs 81 no nos habran Coutagia-
do va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-15
I'm tr9n do fGrrOCariI d8SCarriI6
en- ell barriO Factor" CGrC8
de ArGCibO.
Una gran marejada impidio ALI la
desCarga de un vapOr,
Una nuega satislactoriameote arregIada.

Dicicmbre I4.-Cartas dcteuidas en-
esta administration por faIta de direc-
ci0n: Bernardin0 Bravo, Fenancio
Carmona, Jose Forne, Antonia GimG-
nez, EpifaniO Gonzalez, Gregoria
NIendez, Ramon AIelendcz, Claudio
Ramirez, ClOd0mirO Ramirez, Pedro
Rios y Rios, PascasiO Rio, Marco RO-
man y Pedro Rodes.
FL tren mixto que saIi6 aver domin,
90 de esa capital, pOr 10 tarde, desca-
rril6 la maquina las ochO de la nOche
en- ell sitio llamado SFactOr2 dOnde
existe un desyio para cargar lena; la
dicha locomot0ra Sc sali6 del desy1o y
gracias que ell ir despacio evit6 un de-
sastre. A las cincO de Ia mahana lie
20 ell tren que Sc pidi6 q San Juan y
traspOrt6 los pasajerOs 4 ArecibO don
de llegarOn ( las g.
FL yapor ePathGuder> no pudo We
riticar la descarga ell yiernes 1 causa del
NAL tempo teniendo que hacerse 4 la
mar, regresara tan prOnto amause ell
tempo.
Hoy ha c0menzado de nuevO sus
trabajos la fabrica de tabacOs eLa Gu
banitao quedando terminada la huelga
arreglada pOr ambas parties satisfac-
toriamente, presidiendO en- todo la ma
yOr correction y ammonia que prueba
una yez mas Ia sensat6z de los ObrerOs
de Arecib0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-15

En- toda esta scmana quedard terml-
NADIA la e0ici6n que del @Almanaque
De Los Domingos del Boletin@, tienen
anunciado los senores \. Lynn z hJos
dc Perez Morris.
Podemos asegurar que sera un liDro
util ameno que su procedencia es
garantia de que la impression sera es-
meradisima.
1uplird al ~Amanalue de las Da-
mas9 que publicaba nuestro compa-
triota don Jose Gonzalez Font. aven-
taiandole en- los grabados.
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EI tGrC8r partidO.

DeciamOs aver Y 10 repetimos hoy,
que no Sc puede negar que son muchOs
Y grandes los males de Puerto Rico: v
hayamos dicho 8 no 10 que sigue 10 de-
cimos ahora: que ell Origen de eltos 10
est6 aqui, perO que Sc nos pUede echar
en- cara con sObrada raz6n, que en- mu-
! chl parte cOntribuimOs / s0stener ell
malestar con la division anti-patrI0tica
! en- que viyimOs.
Finalmente, aseguramOs en- re8lidad |
| de verdad, que 81 las desastrosas conse- /
! cuorcias de la desuni0n, tcmidaS en-
| tOd0 eI mundO, no han IlegEdO aUn {
! sernOs tan fatales como en- los dem5s
! psiSes en- t0dos tiempos. es jjaivun2nte
| pOr que Dios nos mira con oj0s de mi
| sericordia; Y de clio tenemOs la mejOr
| prueba, en- que = va esta iIuminandO /
nuestras mas claras intelgencias, to-
cando profundamente ell coraz6n de los
buenos puertorriqueHos, para que evi-
! temos la destruction de todOs en- la
| union de hermanOs.
Los americanos no han hecho ell NAL
! en- Puerto Rico pOr gust0 nj con la IN
! tenci6n de hacerlO, porque no estaban
nj deben estar agrayiados del pals, nj
| elIOs son, en- manera alguna, unos NAL
yados.
Ia vnr,Iad es Ia sionianta. Al tarnti-
mar sl uuerra con Fsna1a 90 encontra-
ron los Estados I-nid6s on, Io del ia
vorable rasuItado ON ella nra solo ON
eDqriancio Dnoato ol7a l., ,aeEdod ca
les nresantaba mrv difaranta
imit5ndonos ( In ouo liroctoroanf..
nos intoresa. decimo,. Gnr olIos sin
pensarlo siouiara ~ halJ4n deela en-
! t0ncee.. con ell duro trabai0 " las consc-
| cuencias neludihIes de verse Iucno~ 1o
! un pueblo de relstivamanta mas dense
., b aci6n que la suya, igualen civiNi1q-
ci6n moralidad Y orden, perOdlterpula.
aun0ue en- NADIA inferior raqndo ma
nos en- c0stunbres. idi0ma & nI~for.a.
Dor 10 que entire 0tras c0sas que 9I0rq
no es de9 cas0 rpferir. So vtqron nron-
10 en- Ia nccesidad Y confusion de ror0-
nocer que c>taban, " no c>ageranos.I
ncapacitad0s, s0ciol6gIcamenla, de 90
bernarnos.
De ahI el orlgen de todos uuestrcs
males, V el ocuparse en- remcdiarlos los
estadistas de los Estados { nidos, cuan
do 10 permiten sus imperi0sas ocupa-
clones, preparand0 la opinion p0blira
de ALA y de acl para 10 convenicnte,
natural inevitable que os aoaudOnar
elIOs Puerto REQ. Entire olras tie
sus parUcuIarcs modos de hacarlo, 10
han hecho va indic1ndoIo en- cI rrata-
do de Paris, dc Iu lie Diccmbro de
l~H~; 10 dijeron en- el Blu For"h"r: 10
coniifmaron, sancIonanqo con s1 apro-
baclon taelta en- el sIi5enclo de nueve
mesGes, 10 que ..icic,ron1 los americanos
de Ia IomIsloon JUDICIAL del ConseJo
EJecutTo de ,l,uerto hco, en- so lnIor-
me de 1 de 'i8r@o oo esIe aho' y 10 t,A
repetido ell Gtoo9crnad!oor Mr. ". II
hunt en- su ultImo dIsruT1so, dg 10.
qe &c. CoIu3P p[oA5Illo pas410, u9i Io1
dlJo el Sbrlet'h Mercaotl qe ! IoerIo
R!co, , ei dia Z en- su eo!Iorai uIoIaoo
-loI" "el "'', parral0 hE"I -0e apr0
Xlma aaIgo tTrasce3IdaI tai vez pueda
Ponerlo, en- cIaro eI ahalisiS oei discurSo
dc anoche, ..4, hecL.o ( con moeoa ra'''nc'''
con hucha caihla."
'os oIas anles' ei ~ uG 7e|l''I59Ie,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-15
I'm prOtGStantG que
abjur6 Su CGItO en- Vega Baia.
Ell ObrerO Juan Miranda es un ad-
nirabIe ejempIo de Iaboriosi-
dad Y COnstanCia.
Esta iabHC2OdO eI mismO Su casa deSda hace tres
amos Ia va IeyantandO POGO pocc.



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Dor cnfermcdad del .Juaz prorietari0
senior Mu1Yz Saurf. cl sustitut5 senior
~andln Martin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-15
I'm diariO rGpubIiCanO
de hayaguGz d0CI9ra que hay mu-
GhaS IGyGS que dGbGn anu
IarSa.
Esta en- contra de las Ieyes contra
Iibelos, municipal, anuIacion
por edad de CertifiCadOs de
maestrOs, y otras mas.

Dice que e8o8 son "Iunarss que nos de8aCedita0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-15
In empIeado de LA COrraspon

denCIa" saIVO a Una JOVen anO-
che.