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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-12-18
Undertaking.
HEATH-ELL!0TT MULE co.
Livery, Sale and Feed Stables.
Proclamation.


MO, we have not as yet either gone
~ after or ordered out car load OF
Mules and Horses. We do not object
to explaining our reason for not doing
so. In the first place We have been
able to buy a sufficient number here at
home of a grade and quality suited to
supply the present demand and have
thus been in position to supply the
wants Of friends and customers just as
satisfactorily as If the goods" had
lust arrived from one of the wholesale
markets. and in the second place long
experience has taught us that farmers,
as a rule, do not care to buy STOCK
very long before they are ready to put
it to work, and owing to the fact that
corn, oats and hay are cheaper in the
west than in this section, we felt that
it would also pay US as we'll as our
customers to let the weSterners con-
tinue to feed their stock until nearer
bell-cord- pulling-time. Do not fail TO
store this fact away in your mind
We will have the stock, the qualltY,
price, terms and GUARANTEE will be
all that honest business principles can
warrant. If you need stock right
away we are satisfied that we have
something in our barn that will suit
you. It is our purpose to have an am
pie supply of new goods" on hands by
the 4th of January, 1904. You will not
consult your own interest If you close
a trade before seeing US.
HEATH-ELLloTT MULE CO..
J. c. Elliott, Manager.
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BALLARD'S FAMOUS
K
FLOUR.

We have been selling the
best -four sold on this market
for years-you know that by
our reputation. We are proud
of that reputation and to add
to it we have added a supply
of the above named famous
-four to our -four family, and
respectfully commend it to the
housewives who are discrimi:
nating-who will have nothing
but the best. "-' ~
Obelisk -four is so good, so
pure, so wholesome, so white,
that we guarantee it absolute
ly and without reserve.
Will you try it, please ?
Thank you..
RIDDLE & CARROLL.
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Dear Sir: You'd strike it rich II you
could find a way to shave your Gus
toners in less time, for less cost, ana
make the shave last twice or three
times as long.
Won wouldn't shave the same person
so many times, or get so much OF his
money; but the whole town would be
talking about you and everybody
talking. about you, and everybody
Deyoe lead-and-Zinc is exactly that
in paints. It takes fewer gallons, ana
II wears longer. Costs less for the job,
and YOU don't have to do it again for
years and years-six years at least. -,
Fewer gallons; wears longer.
Takes fewer gallons to paint house
with Devoe lead-and-Zinc than Win
mixed paints; and 1t wears longer than
mixed paints or lead-and-oil.
Yours truly
F W DEvoE & Co
New York
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HYMEN EAL.

MARR1ED-at the manse, at Bowling
Green, S. c., Dec. 16.; by Rev. w: A:
Hafner, Mr.. GEORGE A. McCAHiEH
and Miss EMMA ]. McCARTER, both
of the Ramah section Of York county.
BY Rev. r. M. Stevenson, Dec. 10,
1903, at the residence OF the brides
parents near Glover. Mr.. w. A. BAR
RETT and Miss MARY BARBER, both
Of York County.
At the residence Of F. E. Clinton,
Glover, on Dec. 16, 1903, by F. =. CEn-
ton, notary public, Mr.. JOSEPH c.
BRANDON Of Clover r. F. D. NO. 2,
and Miss LAURA PETERS OF this
place.
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A Family Talk

Mama, is papa going to give
you a new sewing machine on
Christmas?
don't know, dear; but I wish
he would. l.
Well, mama, you know he said
last summer that he would give
you one of Mr.. Strauss-Smith's
SIS machines if cotton went to
10 cents this fall, and he sold his
cotton for ~ cents and got a-heap
of money. I know, cause I saw
him out back of the barn Sunday
Just countin' and a countin'.
Yes, dear, I know pa got a lot
of money for his cotton, but he's
got other use for it than buying
me a new machine, though good
ness knows need it. The old
machine is almost worn out and
it wears me out to run it.
Well, ma, I'll remind pa of his
promise, and
No, dear, don't do that. I'll
get along some way, and your
Yes, you'll get along; but pa
went to town and bought new
moving machine in August, "be-
cause" so he said, "the old one
was worn out and too heavy on
the MULES" l wonder which he
loves the most-you or the mules
it looks like mules to me, but
That's all right, dear, just
just-jus-
No, ma, there's no JUST about
it. He ought to do what he said
he would do, and specially since
he can buy a light running, fully
guaranteed machine for only SIS
from the
STRAUSS-SMITH CO.,
and it looks to me like it is cup"
to pa to make good his promise.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-12-18
new AND FRESH GOODS.

If you are not baking your
Fruit Cake, I can furnish you
one-a good one-at IS cents per
pound. 1 also have all the Fruits
and Spices-fresll- for fruit cake.
Genuine Porto Rico Molasses
at Goo a gallon.
Wilkinson's Home Made at
soc a gallon.
Maple Syrup in gallon cans at
$1.1o; in quart cans at IS cents.
Prime Mince Meats-loose-at
10 cents a pound.
Buckwheat Flour, both self
raising and plain.
LOUIS ROTH.
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ATTENTION! ''SSEE SSVicpRs.

AND all citizens Of upper York. Now
that the Southern Railway has put on
daily service to Blacksburg. s. c., we
invite you to visit our MAGIC CITY,
ROCK HILL; where you will find the
Largest Selection Of all merchandise
In her history-especially 1.-THE
WHITE FRONT GRocERY-which is
supplied at all times with California
Peaches, Tokay Grapes, Florida Or
anges, Pineapples, Kalamazoo Celery,
Tenny's and Lowney's finest Chocolate
and Bon-Bons, New York Apples and
Pears, and the best selected stock Of
fancy Groceries in the city. We invite
you to make our store headquarters,
and II you don't object. take Lunch
with US.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-12-18


Is but a week off and the few
children who have not yet Wis.,
tied our store and seen our
dolls, go-carts, doll furniture
and trunks, wagons, rocking
horses, etc., are losing valua-
BILE time.
Come today, if you can, if not,
then be sure to come tomor-
row.
For the older folks we have ele-
giant scarfs and ties, collars and
cuffs, white and negligee shirts,
hats, shoes, gloves, handker-
chiefs, clothing, etc., for the
gentlemen; and
For the ladies, we have scarfs,
handkerchiefs, fascinators and
shawls, gloves, fine shoes, fine
dress goods, etc.
If you would save money do your
Christmas buying here.
J. @. WRAY, Tho Leader.
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Ladies---

No&l w.
Cigars are always most acceptable
as holiday gifts to gentle
men who smoke, provided
the "weeds" are of good
quality.
You will get "good quail
ty" if you make your Sc
lection here-you will be
be. sure to get quality.
Here's our brands.
Havana Smokers, Porto Rico,
Club House, Oris, Rio Havanas,
White Knight, La Flor de Pinal
del, cincos, La Josephine, Mar
tiniques, etc.
YORK DRUG STORE,
J. B. BOWEN, PROP,
Registered Pharmacist.
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j. j. KELLER & CO.,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDRRs.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR PAINTS.
We Carry Everything and Do
Jobs Complete.

d ULL line Of JOHN MASURY 4
Il sons Prepared and Paste Paint;
also Oils. Varnish, Floor Paints, Tur-
pentine and Dryers.
Where the customer prefers It. we
furnish LEWIS'S PURE WHITE
LEAD, the very best manufactured In
the United States or elsewhere.
We make prices on large or small
bills Of raw material, and we furnish
estimates at which we will give COM
plete jobs Of Painting.
All the materials We sell are fully
guaranteed by the manufacturers.
Now Is the time to see about Paint
ing. J. J. KELLER d co.
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Christmas Goodies.

For the holiday trade we have gath
cred in a choice assortment Of the good
things of the earth. We have choice
layer raisins from California, Oranges
from Florida, Cocoanuts from Central
America. apples from the great apple
orchards of the north, dried figs from
Arabia, delicious dates from Africa,
lemons from Sicily, butternuts from
Brazil, choice box candies from the
best factories of America and so on
down through the list Of goodies that
are In demand for the Christmas hol-
idays. See us for your holiday wants
we have the choicest goodies at the
lowest prices,
If you haven't yet made your Christ
mas cakes do not put 1t off any longer.
You will find here complete assort-
ment of all kinds Of goodies for cake
baking.
WANTED-Fresh Eggs and Butter.
r D OWRANcE e. co.
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1J Your stationery Is a good or bad
advertisement Of your business-owing
to whether your stationery is good or
bad. You can get the good kind at
The Enquirer Office. :.
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j. M. HEATH & CO.,
j. l.. Williams, Manager.
THE THREE BosToNIANs

wv ILL doubtless prove the most
w popular attraction in the Lyceum
Course. The company is composed Of
a celebrated Harpist, Dramatic Re-
otter, and a Professional Whistler, all
of whom have won distinction on the
stage. It will prove q treat to the peo-
pie of Yorkville. FRIDAY, DECEM-
BER 18TH. Admission so and rs cents.
Graded School children, 25 cents.
Tickets on sale now at STARR'S
DRUG STORE. Doors open 7.30; per-
formance 8.15. If
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Friday, December Is, 1870;
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
n HE T. L. CLINTON place at En-
l. ergy, S. c. lat acres; new cot
tage residence. 4-horse farm; good
land. Apply to
JAS. F. HART. Agent.
Dec. 18. 2t
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DON'T

DOA -
put off making your holiday
purchases to another time, but
come today and make your Sc
lections. Come while line is
complete; while the choicest
things are here. Then, too, if
you come today we can wait on
you promptly, which may not
be the case during the rush SO
sure to come next week.
Our stock is distinctive by
its elegance, completeness and
low prices. Gift things in fine
cut glass, gold, sterling silver,
plated ware, brass, china, por-
celain, etc. There's a chance
for choice here. We meet the
prices of mail order houses.
T.W. sPEcK, Tho JswsIsr.
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Sperial gotites.

No Services at Union or Glover.
There will be no services at Union
and Glover Baptist churches next
Sunday, as I am called to Virginia on
account of the sudden illness Of my
father. w. E. HURT, Pastor.
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A Call From Hebron.

Rev. ]. L. Oates will preach at He
bron on Wednesday, Dec. %, at 11.30
a. m, and after preaching will moder-
ate a call for a pastor. A full attend
ance of the congregation Is desired.
J. E. GETTYs.
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"a Tho Enquirer office soIioits your
Job Printing orders.
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JACKSON BROTHERS.
Not His Headquarters.
CLOVER, S. c.

wv E do not claim that old Santa
w Claus has established his head
quarters with us, because he has not
but we do claim that we are in posi-
ton to supply the wants of those who
desire to buy anything in the FURN! :
TURE line. We have the styles, quail
ity and prices that will please those
desiring that combination. We appre-
ciate calls from our friends and pur-
chasing public generally and trust that
those needing anything in our line will
favor us with look and ask for prices
Undertaking.
Our undertaking department Is fully
equipped with all styles and prices OF
Caskets, Coffins, Gloves and Burial
Robes and we will give prompt and
careful attention to all calls made on
it. JACKSON BROTHERS.
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YoRKvILLE BUGGY COMPANY,
Yor<ville, S. c.
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RIDDLE & CARROLL.
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j. M. HEATH & CO.,
General Merchandise.

NJ. B.-Our store will be closed Friday
and Saturday-Dee. rs and rs. open
Monday, Dec. 28.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-10
LrBoRIo.
IChlsnsrlas . que On AIbonltoP

Parece que en- Aibonito los 6nimos
no estan muy & plono y VueIven & sus-
citarse antaSonismos poIfticos renco-
res. que han debido olvidaraa va para
siempre.
Quiai6ramos que NADIA de esto fuera
cierto. Es hora de empeIoa mas altos
y de mas generosos prop6aitoa, 6sta en-
que tOdOs los pueFtorriquef debemos
vOlver los oios nuestra patria, no
para deprimirla con mlsermbles espec-
t6culos de nal contenidos odios, ni
con puerilea chismas, sinO enaltecerla
y defenderia dentrO de los kmites oue
3 sensatez v 81 patFiotismo aconsejan
de consume.
Profese cada cuaI las ideas poElkicas
que bisn teDga, per0 procure susten-
tarlas de nlanera honrosa, "a que no
sea poaible convencer G otr0s del error
en que Sc est& 8 del error en- que otros
ost&n.
Demos eiemplo de cordura y de que
sonaos pueblo quito y civilizado, no fa-
milia de babiecas engOIgada en- poIiti-
quiIla de campanario, mientras puaie-
"a ser que haya quien Sc burle De no.
s0tros.
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t;uaiIsrOs on Ia sIa

La prensa de u isla Informs que en-
varias jurisdicciosaes abundan los cua-
treros en- Cal proportion, que tienen
alarmados I los propietarios de ga
nado.
Nuestros correspO pOnsaies nos han in
tornado en- distintas ocasiones, de ex-
celentes servicios de Ii policfa que per-
signe & los tales cuatreros.
Pero como las duejas aumentan, no
est6 denSs excitst el cello de esa insEi-
tuci6n fin dc que ae limpie & la isla
de malhech0res de esa especie.
Bueno es tambiGn que en- vista de
este. se complete 81 n6mer0 de guar
dias. en- puestos en que Sc notan def
ciencias en- ell servicio, precisamente
por 81 escaso n1mero de guardias, Coz
mo On GuayanilIa, en- d0nde ell cabo
Scharon solo dispone de seis guardias
para alh. Penuelas v Talloboa, { pesar
de su cello Y la aetiyidad de los pollcfas
Huertas. Hernandez Y Mariota.
Es precise acabar con la pIaga de
cuatreroe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-10

Infornan de Madrid que aprop6aito
de Ia tnmuItuosa Asambiea Que ceIe-
braron los liberales oil senior aAontero
Rios his declarado que 81 resultado dc
Ia AsambIea 10 tenfa descontentO, ana
diendo que. pesar de que hizo 10 po-
sible para evitarIo, Ii division habfa
salido Ia superfcie, pero no Ie acuga-
bz la cOnciencia, pues sus actos no So
encaminaron & ahondar las divisicnes
y Sc considers irresponsible de 10 ocu-
rrido.
Su ausencia de Ia AsambIea respou-
di6 & ser consecuante con Ia conducts
que Sc habfa srazado.
Ha agregado que con Ia noticia de
Ia yotaci6n reeibi6 un recadO del mar
qu6s de Ia Vega de Armiio, supIiC6n-
dole que fnera III Senad0, per0 do fu6
porque So enter6 de que sus amigos Sc
proponian acIanarle como iefe.
Pur ahora no puede indicar les de-
terminaciones politics. que tomar6.
pues necesita cambiar de impresiones
con los amigos que le votaron { los
cualeH no aband0narS.
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PT Ia TiQuG-
"a fOT0staI.

Maestro ilustrado colaborador. don
j Federico Legrand, en- gu articulO
deayer, intAresante baio t0dOs puntos
dc vista, aelHala, a prop6aito de hablar
del caoatohlE0. Rlgo de gran lmportan-
cia en- que deben fiiar su atenci6n no
s6lo 81 gobierno. sin0 los agricultores,
mas directamente interesadoe que ma
die en- que la riqueza forestal do la is-
Ii no Sc destrnya sino que SO fomente
en- euanto seR possible.
..Recordanaos & este respecto las OBJ
servaciOnes Que ell distinguidO escritOr
doninieano Eugenio Deschamps, hui
b0 de hacer & raiz de un yiale por ell
esntro de esta isla.
Decfa aquel que era desc0nsolador el
aBpecto Que presentaban algunas mon
taflas de Puerto Rico. trechos despo-
iadas por ei hacha del labriegc, de la
vegetaci6n esplendida que debla deco
rar, como en- Cuba v en- Santo Domin-
90, las selvas ricas y exhoberantes.
Esas mOntafias -decIa Deschamps
veisnse peladas, sin arboieda, yermas,
solo an los valles. advertfase el es-
fnerzO In solicited del labrador, en-
81 h0recimiento de Ia cana de azucar, y
en las vegas v sobrevegas, el cafet0.
Y ahora ell senior Legrand. abundan-
do, con mayor caudal de observation,
en- aquellos razonamientos. afirma que
6rboIea precios0s v ricoe, son. p0r iG-
norancia, denoIid0s dia tras din. ain
que nmdie de clio Sc preocupe, siendo
asi que de tal nnanera varnoa deatru-
yendO aquelIo mismo en- que tenemOs
I'M gran horizonte para e5ercitar es-
fderzos que habrfan de resultar en- am-
plio desarroIlo de Industries de porve-
mir, vinculadas en- cultiYos hasta el
presente inexplotados.
Las observaciones del seflor Le-
graEd son hoy mas oportunas que nun
ca, tanto mas cuanto que hace dos
afIos es ley la fiesta escolar llamada
esliA del 6rbol.@
Ash. pu6s. yea 81 gobierno, Vean los
aglicuEtores y propietari0a puertorri
fios eI modo h&bil y efcaz de que en-
vez de destruir esa riqueza. prOpenda-
mos & fomentarla, de tai manera que
en- la madre TERRA tengan malana
nunestros hijos Il alto tescr0 que ella
brinda los que gaben dedicarle todo
SD amor, su esfuefzo bodo.
Esto es muy justo, pues nos consta
que el Departamento de agriculture
Del gobierno de Washington, tiene he
6ho un vRIioso estudio de la riqueza
forestal de Pnerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-10

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De IUAA Dllz
Tardes de calor.


T0maba ell fresc0 por IL caIle de Ia
SVida. aiias sPnnts Bravo, segln el
criterio del amigo Monche Tamburin,
y Is bora de mi paseo. aproximada-
nente serian las seia Gle Ia tarde.
Agitaba mi s0mbrero Vioientamezte
para. darme aire, aire que me fall
taba.
Segnia mi canine tranquilamente
saludand0 8 unOs " 0tros. devorando
al misuo tempo I'm arOmoso cigarri-
llo De prOnto llama raj atenei6n IN
r6tulo que c0lgaba del frente de una
casa, " que decia: xOfcina de Ia socie-
dad protect0ra de animaEes.S SQu6
ser6 esto2 me die
Preocupado seguf mi camino. PEN
sandO On al dichoso r6tulo. cuando OBJ
servo IN pobre hombre. con una so
la pierna. que me dice:
Don, sme d6 an centavog
Seguidsmente nett Ia mano an mi
bolsiilo, v d6ndole 10 que me pedfa. 10
die;
Amigo, ALI mas absio hay una 80
ciedad protectors de animales; Vaya &
ese ssio para que lie socorran no pi-
da limosna.
El infeliz qued6 contrariado ante mi
manifestation. " me contest6 en- los 81
guientes t6rminOs:
Don, esa sOciedad es question de
yeguas, Vaeas. puercas. cabras , GALL
mas. v en- ese negooio que es 81 que Sc
entiende don Juanitp no Sc protege 6
los hombres.
EntOnces die para mi; sporQue d.
ran <Sociedad protectora de anims-
lesas Tengo enten lido que Ia ZoOlogfs
califica Is vida animal On racional
irracional; Y como don Juanieo tai yer
ignora esta classification, le largo el
r6tnlo tal y como 10 tents metido ca la
cabeza.
Segui en- pi passo meditand0 sobre
IL elocuentisina idea de protection ha-
cia los irracionales. resolvisndo que asf
como las Vacas. cabras, yeguas, puer-
cos Y gallinas necesitaban La defepsa
hrmana, tanbiAn las cucarachas, pull
gas, chinches Y ratones etc., ETC.. tc.
do eli resto do Jas sabandijas que mar
tiriza & la humanidad y que Sc destru-
We por medios violentos. tiene derecho
q la misma protection.
Detuve mi uaRrcha para volver atr6s
= consular u case que me ccurrfa
don Juanito: pero IN honbre quien
le pregunte d0nde Vivfa este senior
que estaba cerca de mf, ma dijo:
-En La ePrOtectorA, , pero en- estos
momentos no 10 encuentga en- Ia oficina
porque anda detrks de una yegua.
Regrese & mi cosa, aquf me tiene
81 lector mas Confundido en- este asun-
to que un loco.
TTp0RT0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-10


Aver ta s al az0T eccsas Il
rector ia stendnNd aalebF0 u
detenida aonfereneIa con al Atkngn mes
General
rs entrevista fn4 rnng cordial n s.
aefIor Lscnia aali6 snuy sonnplacida dal
espfriksi ~ iusticia aua inforraa Ios ae.
tas del Jefa slel Dc iAr lanaenS0 de- jus
ticia
Hos aQnel pFesenkarA nueg0s caagoa
contra NJ nribunal e Diatrlka Ia He
naaca las cuaga asaAn suhssanolatao
b j Iii procuraanrfa General
E tire Ios proyeetOs de Ley que pres
sentaTi Ell Ia pg6xima Assrnbsea Ele-
gialabiva el saFT0r Santiago R Palmer,
hQnran tres de suma traseendaucia.
Derogaci6n de la Ley do Slibss0a9. dc
ID de- ! lesacatos, y revision del prssu-
pues6o
El seffor Palmer, apoyado pOr Is nai-
norfa def8nderA con energfs sus pro-
yectos de Ley
LIS AsambIea preparatOria que eele-
braran ell sabado pr6ximo. los miern-
bros del comit6 directive y Delegates
la C1mara del Partido Federal, ten
dr6 irnp0rtancia auTns por Los puntOs
capitaies que en- ella so pr0p0ndran-
La actitud de Ia C0misi6n de la Po-
licia Insular, en- Ia investigation prac-
ticada en Virtud de los sucesos De Il
Carolina, que pudo acarraar grave
ac0ntecimientD. ha sido muy bien re-
eibidA por Ia opinion.
Acostnmbrad0s que las investign-
clones resuEten cero hasta ahOra. IL
acci6n rspida tomada, ha hecho buen
efecto en- ID opinion.
Los masones Sc mueVen acbivamenta
an San y nan n eE nlmero do pr0s6ll-
tos cue Eienen es exbraQrdinaFi0
No pasa dia en- ei cue 40 se haga nna
iniciaci6n v para el proximo mes de
Enero. hay anunciadas yeintIcinc0
Manana saldran para Ia ciudad de
las LOnaa las RR MN, CarmeIitaa
Esta nafIana estaban sacandO 81 eqni-
paje ya han comenzadO las Obraa.
Por nnos de los ARGOS que astan de-
rribando pudimos yer una vestida con
habito color de chocolate y un veio
negro que Ie cubFfa Ia cara por COM
pleto.
Tratamos de entrar 81 conyento al
yer que habfan entrado varies obrsros,
pero 81 portero parece que vic al dia-
bio " nos di6 con Las puertas an Las
narices
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-10
MUY BIEN

Nuestro muy estimado amigo Ion
Felipe Valiant. de Ponce v miembro
de aqu6l Concejo Municipal, present6
una moci6n proponiendo que SO deja-
ran inviolables sin que & ningdns par
te sc las trasIaden las ceniz4s del mol
vidable Juan Morell Campos, cenizas
que reposan en- ell antique cementerio,
clausurado.
Digna de APPLAUSE es esa actitud del
sefIor Valiant.
Bien merece de su pueblo, ese pos
tnmo honor, aquel modestisimo cusnto
genial artists, que supo interpreter los
sentimientos do nuestra patria en-las
notas de sus producciones musicales.
que siempre vIviran en- ell alma puer-
torriquefIa.