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Evening journal., 1903-03-11

DtudlOI MOlBtll luIelmlualIo
speech caused an extra session of Con-
gress, and yet people say talk is
cheap.
A South Dakota school district suf-
fering from the scarcity of teachers in
the Northwest, has hit upon what must
prove an infallible remedy. 1t adYer-
tses: Teachers wanted. II single
must be Old and unattractive, as two
wealthy bachelors threaten to marry
the next teadher of this school"
Governor Dole, in his message TO the
Hawaiian Legislature, seems rather
doleful.
The story that a brimming wine
glass on a sidebOard in the smoking
room of the Cedric on her last trip in
this direction lost not drop during the
voyage carries no necessary implica-
ton regarding the habits of the pas
sengers.
The Baltimore School Board has
made am appropriation of 500, to be
paid TO a committee who shall select
the names of 140 distinguished Mary
landers of historic interest. for whom
the public schools of the city will be
named. Is not that a task to impose
upon mortals. II the list is to be con-
fined to Marylaniers?
A Deputy in the Paris Chamber of
s1a Faa ..f
Deputy the other day. We thought
that in time the French duel would
lead to dangerous practices.
France has a standing offer OF S12,-
500 for the invention of a satisfactory
substitute for phosphorus.
Alcoholic degenerates are specially
prone to become self accusers, offering
themselves to the authorities as guilty
Of crimes committed by others or con-
Tossing guilt for acts which have 90
CURED only in their imagination.
That meteors contain gold has been
demonstrated before the Royal Society
OF New South Wakes. This suggests
that thousands of tons OF meteori,
dust which fall upon the earth every
year deposit gold everywhere.
In the automatic apparatus for max
ing altitude and temperature TRACING
in balloons sent above to heights II
which ink would be frozen. Professo
Ossman has invented a pen whicl
writes red with saltpeter ink, on lamp
blacked paper.
saccharine, the chemical from ,cca
tar, which is three hundred time
sweeter than sugar, is prescribed d
! France, the alleged reason being that
has no food value and the prObabl
reason being that il affected the inter
est OF the beet sugar growers.
Evening journal., 1903-03-11

saccharine, the chemical from ,ccal
tar, which is three hundred times
sweeter than sugar, is prescribed in
France, the alleged reason being that II
has no food value and the probable
reason being that it affected the inter
est OF the beet sugar growers
Evening journal., 1903-03-11

Governor Dole, in his message TO tn,
Hawaiian Legislature, seems rathei
doleful.
Evening journal., 1903-03-11

That meteors contain gold has been
before the Royal Society
OF New South Wales. This suggests
that thousands of tons OF meteoric
dust which fall upon the earth every
year deposit gold everywhere
Evening journal., 1903-03-11

In the automatic apparatus for maxi
ing altitude and temperature tracing
in balloons sent above to heights in
which ink would be frozen. Professor
Ossman has invented a pen which
writes red with saltpeter ink, on lamp
blacked paper.
Evening journal., 1903-03-11

The story that a brimming wine
glass on a sidebOard in the smoking
room of the Cedric on her last trip in
this direction lost not drop during the
voyage carries no necessary implica-
tion regarding the habits of the pas
sengers.
Evening journal., 1903-03-11

Alcoholic degenerates are specially
prone to become self accusers. offering
themselves to the authorities as guilty
Of crimes committed by others or con-
Tossing guilt for acts which have oo-
CURED only in their imagination.
Evening journal., 1903-03-11

A Deputy In the Paris Chamber of
Deputies slapped the face of another
Deputy the other day. We thought
that in time the French duel would
lead to dangerous practices.
Evening journal., 1903-03-11

France has a standing offer OF S12,-
500 for the invention of a satisfactory
substitute for phosphorus.
The colored American., 1903-09-12

DIR. G. S. Payne, dentist, has re-
turnedfrom his vacation. He visited
many points in New York and New
Jersey. He will be at home with his
friends and acquaintances at 1928 New
Hampshire avenue, hereafter.
The colored American., 1903-09-12
a VIRGINIA BARRISTER

The Career Of Attorney J. Thom-
as NewsOme, Who Has Won
Distinction and a High Posi-
ton in the Esteem of the People
and His Associates at the Bar
n Graduate of Howard Univer-
sity Law School.
The colored American., 1903-09-12
Intact this wonderful LUOM4N
is the Greatest on Earth. -

Now if you want to find out
what your future life will be'and
what your past has been, and want
to have it changed from evil to
good, send at once to this wonder
full medium. -
Send lock of hair, date Of your
birth and % cents in silver, and
receive your life written from
cradle to grave. Do not send pos
tage stamps. Address all letters
to MRS. DR.. WHITE,
1917 E. Pratt st. Baltimore, Nd.
The colored American., 1903-09-12
and electrified the [ League.
ESTABLISHED 1870.

and electrified the League,
Mr.. NewsOme has solved the
problem not only for himself, but
also for other young men that a
man can succeed upon profession
al lines in the South, if III his right
hand he carries ''gentle peace" and
lives a life of Openness and reeti-
tude
The colored American., 1903-09-12

The Greatest
Cla irv ant
and Fortune
Teller
THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN.

Unites separated, brings back the one
you love, helps quickly all in trouble.
Removes Evil Influences. Cures Mys-
teriOus Diseases. Gives luck and sue
cess. Send lock of hair, Date of birth
and Il cents. Ask 3 questions and re-
ceive Horoscope and lucky Birthstone
by mail
GONZALES-23 Bergen ST. Brooklyn,
New York
The colored American., 1903-09-12

tlonal Negro Business League, at
Nashville, Tenn, is the renewed
evidence of the wonderful prog
reSs so many of our people are
on individual lines. 1t is
deeply gratifying to find that
wherever the opportunity is open
some race man is ready and
equipped to grasp it. One con-
splcuous example of success fOrg-
ed by his own, comparatively I'm
aided efforts, is that of Counsellor
l. Thomas NeWsome, a practicing
ATTORNEY of Newport News, Va.
Mr.. NeWsOme's early history is
not singular. The same draw
backs Of poverty and dishearten-
ing prejudice which have marked
the careers of so many of us, re-
peated themselves in his life But
his parents instilled in him the
seeds of a noble ambition and
while their homely circumstances
did not permit them to crystalize
their precepts into a liberal educa-
ton for their son, they did pro-
duCe that mental unrest which de
clines to be satisfied with any mi
nor seat at cultures table.
There is a record in Mr.. New
sOme's life of one white patron,
Mr. r. l.. Watson, who recOgniz-
ed the superior aptitude of the
youth and his infexible industry,
who fed the fires of his hopes and
made it possible for him to ac-
|quire a sound scholastic and pro-
fessioaal education, the latter at
our own thorough Howard Uni
versity. Mr.. NewsOme became a
member of the bar of the District
of Columbia and shortly after
wards, of his native county and
State.
His essential goodness and his
admirable character, not less than
his profound legal attainnents are
responsible for the success which
has come to him, for to-day no
lawyer in his vicinage stands
higher with the courts and the
people, than does Mr. NewsOme
1t is not alone as an advocate
that he excells but he has shown
many times that he is an engaging
public orator on not only every
question affecting his race, but as
well upon such cOgnate questions
as apply especially to the whites
Of this country in their relations
to us. He has never shOwn-tO bet
ter advantage than in his admir-
able, thoughtful and conservative
address at the recent Nashville
injecting of the Business League.
The graces of his oratory, his very
youth and that indehnable some
thing. which we all unreservedly
yield to merit and success won the
instant sympathy of his audience
The colored American., 1903-09-12
TELEPHONE, s17 COL IUMBUS.
WILEE G. OvERroE. ~. DAVID BRow9s
OV ERTON AND BROWN
Undertakers and Emhalmers,

146 West 53rd Street
Bet 9Th & 7th AYES New York City.
Brooklyn Branch, 315 Bridge Street.
Camp Chairs and Coaches TO let for all
purposes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02
ACU5ACION
CONTRA Ell H1JO
DEL PREMIER COMBES,
DE FRANCIA

Paris, 20 de Abril ~Tslegrafa ell
corrasponsAl dol Figaro" en- G re'
noble anunciaudo que ell "Petit DAu'
phinois" pnblicA mn artfculo en- que
SD director, M. B sson, reiters Ell
cargo formula&o por 6 recientemen'
te de que Sc tra to de sobornArle con
tai de que alcal zars de los monies
del monastsrio de Ia Grsnde CaAr'
treuse que quedaran en- FrAncis bs
il condici6a de Abonar Ia Rpms de
nm million de francos. M B saon
declRra shora que ls persona cuyo
nombre Sc le scert 6 nm intermedia'
rio con Ia fsrts, es naaa menos que
Eigsr Combes. b j. del Presidente
de G4binete de Ia Raj q } i'a, y sgra'
Ga q, ell intermediario sn cue ,tion sa
nm politico de pre"tigio que lleva ell
pombre de Vervort. Vervoe't le
dijo que del million de frsncos que
pfgaran los monies, Glen mil ae ian
entregados Nd b ,sson por concep
to Ae "corretsge
Por 6ltimo, M. Basson larzs e,
gaAnte Al mismo Nj. Oombes, invi
tAndols q que le eve & los tribuna
les de iusticis, dcnde sc propone
comprobAf to5os ans asertos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02
aLAlCORRRSp0N DG PUERTO DI MAYO Or 1903
Tn sub-colector
que aSfgura debef So traSladO
q SuS Ideas eSDlrittStaS

Con mct'vo de hallarse en- San
ell sub collector de Rentas Internas
de II q Alta, que antes 10 fu6 de
Gales, zen 1r Joi Gaerrsru, uno dc
nnestros s-sportars. zeseoso de In.
formAr 81 pdblico 10 ocurrido Acercs
De So traslado de Ciales 6 Tos Alts,
Avist6se CON dieho senior, adquirien-
do los siguientes informss.
FL sefior Guerrero era Presidents
DEL Connie EspiritistA de Ciales.
EstA circunstaneia pareei6 conquis.
tArle 10 en- EN- GO del eur& pArroeo de
squel pueblo Ds pronto sin Gaber
6 que oh badacfa, se propuso al 81 nor
Ga -rrero pasar 6 desempefiar sus
funciones de Sub collector & Salinas.
Guerrero no ascedi6, puesto que ESQ
Ia ocasionaba perjuicios y molestias.
Mas tarae, recibi6 eordenD termi.
mantle de trAsladarse & Toa Alta, or
den que fac cump. ida, desae luego.
Dsspu6a de estos sucesos-nos d.
10 el ssf1or G. Gzsrrero-tuve informss
de que 6lios odedecian 6 infasncias
del citAdo p&rroco por mis- ideRs ss-
piritistas.
EnsegGida-sfiadi6 ell Sub colec.
tor -Us ira slad6 & Sam Juan, y hoy
CO; ebre una entrevistA con el Hon.
ss4or Tasorero.
Die 6 6sts-entra otras cosas-
qce deseA ba saber cmal religion sse
exiesss6 los sub colectores. para
D. no estar expuestos, y saber q
que Atenerse.
El setior Tesorero me eontest6
que no se exigfs n'ngana religion y
que mi traslaao. no obsdsefs 6 in
fuencias de n&die.
No obstante-continu6 el seffor
Guerrero-tengo notleias dc que fac
dlrigida una eArts al Departamento
sobre el asunto y que este ne ha
man&Rdo invsstigAr.
DON Jose Guerrero lleva dos amos
y meaes de servicio. Es persona de
reeonosida honrAdex y probidsd Y
rectitua en- el cunp imiento de su
deber. Si su trasIAdo no obeaeei6 6
ir dasneias del p6rroco de Ciales, 90
evidsnte que 10 injasticia y To- perse.
cusi6n partsn del Dapartamento de
Tssore IA.
lQai6n, sin6. resulta el oculto
zsranaeador de un empleado diguo
como Ell sef1or Gasrrerof
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02
MOnOpOlio de azdcar
en- ESDala
(De nasestro corresponsaz)

Nuava York, "a de- Abril. -E' Goa.
sul General de los e tasos u aidos
en- B srcelona, Julius G Lay, dirige
nj departRmento de q stado de Was
hington nm il forme acerca del mo
nopolio que se trata de establecs car
en- Espaf1s para IL production del
sz1csr, y dics:
<Despu6s de 10 p6rdida de IL leila
de CubR, sc hablo muchO de las pro
bsbi idAdes de producir en- EspAfia
ell &z1car de remolacha en- gran ee.
Gala. Los prospectus de an negoeio
lucrative, Atrsgeron capitales y se
ievantsron grSndes fkbricas y gran
des lotes de terrenos fueron dedieA
dos III cultivo de In remolacha. A
POGO ID production exec d 8 In de-
manaa, y de R11o en- af11 ha venido
acumul&ndose un sobranse, CON po-
CAS- probAbilidsdas de qae ne opsre
nm eambio favorable, toaa vez que
este exceso no encuentra salida en-
los mer cados extrangeros
En- vista de este, los fAhricsntss
de sz1cAr de rsmolAchA y cs11A han
decididO formsr nm strusts pArA do
minar In production y regularixsr 10
vents del dulca On el pals. Durante
los 1!timoe meses Sc han hecho mu
ehas nesociAciones con esa I'm, psro
hssta 10 facha no sc han teDido re.
sultsaos tAngibles, aun cuanao el
noventa por cisDto de los prosucto'
res secundan el proyecto.
sE pueblo parece temsr que ell re.
sultAaO interior De asta com hinAei6u
finaneiers ssr6 Ell conseguir monopo-
lilo para L. vents del asdcar mediAn
to al psgo dc slguna car tidad annual
al Tesoro de IL nacion, argn5 adose
que el 6xito del <tYusts depenAe de
que SO tomen meaidss de ese car&e-
ter CON objsto de evitar posibles
cambios en- los sctuales derechos de
Importation. e tie tenor ha 9esper.
.taao vloients oposici6n al proyecto
en- todos los csntros del psfs, y cons.
tantementa llegsn protestas al 60.
biarno central de Madrid. !.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02
Salud PdbIiCa
Junta superior de Sani-
dad de Puerto Rico
San Juan, Puerto Ri
CO Abrll 80 de 1903
a LOS NEGOOIANTES
DE- LECHE

Sc lea hsca sabar por II presente
qua dssde oil din IL del p,6ximo mes
De Mayo, los Ilspeetoraa de este
Board Queda autoriz .dos, para to
mar y des trEir toda leche que este
contenida en- latas que no vayAn ce'
r a&as proponents CON tapones me-
t&'ieos. La costumb tan cor & 4
de t Asportsr leches en- vAaijas tApa
dss con yerbss es tan abiertAmente
opuestA Is salud r1b ica, que qua'
da prohibiaa en- absolute para 10 ga
casivo. & contar desde 10 fecha,
marcionada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02
5" EL MERCURIO" !"

Iuteresants como siempre, apare
ce el rumero II de la notable pu
blicaaion Mercurio. sRaviats Conner
cial Ibero. Amerieanss, qae con tan
to 6xto eaitan los seffores Puigdo
llers y Ma ciA IS. en- C.)
Deaicado q IL o fabrerfa antigua,
inserta an notable trsbsjo de D Ar
turo Masriers, en- el que atesora ver
dsdero derroche de dstos y detallas,
por 10 que resultA De interesante es'
tadio y ameniaad. Este y Ell de D.
G. Martfnez Sierrs, van artfstics'
menta ilustrsdos, b.jo la direction
del Director de estA session, D. Pc
dro G AhRFes. Asam&s inserta va
rios otroa t: aosjos notsblas y de nc
tualidad, como poaga spreeiarse por
el extenso sumalio que copiamos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02
Una bOda jntereSant{
EN- COROZAL
DO rssssstro c0,rssp0nsal)

Mayo o.-Ea el dia de antsayer
70 del pasado, COZ trajo matrimonio
Civil en- al poblaao de CorozAl ls &c.
fofits Laiss Herrero Calders y sl
itvsn don Mannel B a Cali.
Tnviaos 81 g asto de preseneiAr sl
acto d l gusl faeron tastigos los Sc.
d res don r cArdo Roca = don Eva.
risto CAbranes.
Foimos obsequiados en- 10 casa del
pasre de IL novis, nuestro queridfsi.
mo amigo doctor don Miguel Herre.
ro. siendo 10 nnmercsA eOneurreueia
objeto de las mayores ateneiones
por tan distinguids fsmilia, sobresa.
liendo an fins zs 10 belifsima aim.
pAtica @ 'ct, hija del referido amigo
doctor Hsrrsro
Por IL noche hubo una iaranita y
thvimos ocasion de YER alif reunido
10 mss hermoso del jardfu Coroxs.
lef1o.
lCaAn!a bellezs! lDios milo! Co..
rozal ca an vargel de fl ,res amenas
aonde el transeunte Sc queaa essSti.
co sdmir&ndo, ain gAber cual pre-.
fsrir.
A les IL dc 10 ncche sbAndonsmos
10 morasa del amigo Fl srrero, do.
seando 6 los s6uyugues eterna lana
de miel , que jamks el hermoso Gle
10 de su fsliciaaA se YEA em pafiado
por 10 negra nubs del peear.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02
sUMARIO

La bajs de 10 plata y sus efectcs sn
ellmercRfo o internSeions', r. r L.
dsspobl' On de los cKmpos, "Pedro
CoromirAs Ls orfsbyeffs antigus
De CAtsluns, "ArtEro MaHrriers T"
Las suspenaionas je psgos y las le
g slaciones Avg ptins. M xicsnH y
Chilena. 9 ntru J4lf1ico hero A
mericano, "Enrioua Lar f-apco". r
B su Ia poetA, G Martinez Sierra"
C-o aica Argentina, r. Monner SAnz.
Naestra Exposici6n. ri ccmereio
exterior del Brasil, IA Morales de
los Rios. Noticiss generates. Gro.
Mica financisra. Secci6n comereial
Gaia ma1ftima del viaiero. Trsns'
portas'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02

Abril, S0,s-Antes de aver por II
noehe, viLisron en- libertad bsio
hAnzs, los iusces do elecciones Re
yes y Padr6. que spels ron, seg1n
tepgo entendido, do 10 sentencia, y
hoy compArecsn de nuevo, ante la
Corte, por rtra denuncia electoral
No Sab amos el resultAdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02

Sigus enf'rmo, annque an POGO
meior, uuestro buen amigo don Emi-
lilo Goico. VA su lado, como una
santa heroins del deber, ss virtuosa
sonora DINA JosefA Pins, consuela
los dias tristes del enfermo, que es.
tk imposibilitado de moverse del
leeho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02

Sc encuentra enfsrmo, aunque IL.
geramente, nuestro amigo DON Ma =
nuel BstAnces, padre del no menos
querido amigo don Manuel Bstsn.
ces y Guzman, fsrmac6utico hjio de
este pueblo y actual Alcalde de
CoAmo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02
COMPRA De FINCAS

Sa SeseA comprar una r1atica de
Is & 80 &C Q 'aas one rsd'que en- San
turce 6 entire Rio-Piedras y Ca-oli-
No, propiA para In siembrS de chinSs
Para inform 90, dir iirse 6 Joe 8
NArciso Via1er, San jose L6msrc 8
ApGrtAAo491
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02

Siguen muy animados los ensa.
yos en- ell sCfrculo. de las piezas
sRobo en- despoblAdos y ELLA noche
dc VillAlAr..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02

Vuelve el corrssponsal de ests
peri6dico, que yA di6 su nombre, 4
ofrecer su aespacho de schico de 10
prsnsas: 6 todos los <vecinoss, &
quienss les intersss ponerse nj hA-
bla con 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02
DenunCiaS adn pen
dienteS en- AlaSCO
Revista Literaria desea-
da ALI
AcalOrada diScuci6n entire per-
SOnaS eStimableS
(De nHestro o0Yresp0nsal)

(De nHestro coyresp0nsol)
Abril, G0,s-Antes de aver por IL
noehe, viLisron en- libertad bsio
nAnzs, los iusces do elecciones Re
yes y Padr6, que spels ron, seghn
tepgo entendido, do 10 sentencia, y
hoy compArecsn de nuevo, ante 10
Corte, por rtra denuncia electoral
No sab amos el resultAdo.
Sc encuentra enfsrmo, aunque IL.
geramente, nuesrro amigo DON Ma =
nuel Distances, padre del no menos
querido amigo don Manuel Satan.
ces y Guzman, fsrmac6utico hjjo de
este pueblo y actual Alcslde de
Coamo.
Sigus enfsrmo, annque an POGO
meior, uuestro buen amigo dom Emi-
lilo Goico. VA su lado, como una
santa heroins del deber, sa virtuosA
sonora dina JosefA Pins, consuela
los dias tristes del enfermo, que es.
tk imposibilitado de moverse del
lecho.
SiRuen muy animados los, ensa.
yos en- Ell sCfrculos de las piezas:
sRobo en- despoblAdos y Ella noche
de ViilAlAr.s
Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar
nj doctor DON Enrique Pima, que
dsBempe11a ]a plaza de me iico tltu.
lar de ests Municipio, interinAmen !.
to, mientrAs se tomA resolution def
nitiva en- el sxpeaients del doctor
Casalduc.
Vuelve el corrssponsRl de esta
peri6dico, que ya di6 sn nombre, &
ofrecer su aespacho de schico de 10
prsnsaS: & todos los <vecinoss, &
quienes les intersse ponerse nj hA-
bla con 81.
Nuestra amiga IL sefiorita Aurea
Brau, Agents de 10 importArte Re.
vista: sArts y lstrass, de Mario
BrAu, estk aguardando los dos pri-
msros ndmeros de 10 intersshnte
publication, que aguardan CON an.
SiA, los suscritoreS
Debe recomendarse por su bHen
servicio y por el exquisite trato, Is
fonda de nuestro an igo don Joe6
Ruiz, que hAce tempo tiane estAble
cidA en- 10 calle de clos Almendros.s
ES notable per sn 'svia" c6mica el
ioven aficionado del nCfrsulo" don
Jorge Santoni, que es adsmGs nm
distinguido pianista, el cual enssya
Admirs rsblemente ell papel de Col&,,
On 10 chistosA piezA: "Robo en- des'
poblAdo..
Es de muy buen gusto 10 casa que
hA fAbyicAdo, detr&s de In Iglesia,
don Leocadio Garcia Rios.
TAmbi6n est& muy bonita, con 10
pinture recients, 10 de nuestro vieio
amigo don Joaquin Rivera.
Don Jose Chapel, sigue hacienda
buenos pegocios, como Agepte Se
10 casa sBAlbas y Co.. de Ponce.
Nos dicen que Ancchs hubo una
reyerta acalorada entire personAS
estimAbles 10 esta aociadad y todos
sst&n contextes en- que el Acalde
senior Pesante y ell cabo de 10 poll
eta insular, sef1or PAdro, CON los
guardias 6 iu servi 10, lograron res
tablecer ell orden.
CAda dia siRue mas coneurrido Ell |
cafetin de don Antoni1 Cruz.
E,tk un POGO mejor el nif1o sa
nuestro amigo el L L'cenciSdo en- Far
maciA don Pedro r. Garcia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-02
Roberto Graham, |ngenieIo, N, / |, M,
PONCE
Representa- en- la Isla de. Puerto Rico

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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19
Short Tales Concerning People You
Know.
THE VICINITY or OTTUMWA in BRIEF
Births, Deaths, Marriages, Movements
OF Your aequaintances as chFonieled
by cour'er's STAFF of Correspondents
Who Know Whereof They Sneak.
RIoomHeId.

bloomfield, May To- Clay Owens
and Miss Nora Coy, daughter of Calvin
Coy, We're united in marriage at 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the res.
idence of VIM. Songer in this city,
Rev. M. Downing officiating. The
groom is an Industrious young man
and the bride worthy young woman.
They will reside on a farm south OF
West Grove. Those present at the
wedding in addition to Mr.. and Mrs.
Songer and family were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd White, Mrs. Alma Wardlow and
VERNE Wardlow of Stiles. Yirgie Ash
by, Mrs. S. j. McCants and County Au-
dltor w. Il. Baumgarten of Bloomfield.
Frank Adams and little son depart
ed Thursday for Aledo, ILL.,. Mr. AID
ans former home, for a two weeks
visit.
Attorney H. G. Taylor departed Wed.
ncsday for points in southern CalifoT,
MIA, where he will select a place for
the erection of a summer cottage.
Charles Norris, son Of ]. T. Norris,
returned Wednesday from Valparaiso,
Ind. where he has been attending
school Mr.. Norris suffered a severe
attack Of the measles, which has rem,
dered IL necessary to take a short va
cation. He will return to his school
work as soon as he has sufficiently
recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gleason. Mrs.
Rose Gassel and Enhraim Wimp all
OF Stiles, We're business callers in this
city Thursday
g. H. StuffIebeam ST., of Cleveland
township transacted business Thl1rs.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19

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