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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-02-13
Did any county officer use cOun-.
:ty funds, and did the county COM: !:
:missiOnerS demand that the same !:
:bo returned at once?N {:
YES.

And, If you have time, and your an
swer is "Yes," it might be good idea
to give your reason for leaving such
an important happening out Of your
official minutes.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-02-13

strongest organization Of repu blicans
and democrats that ever got together
in the county. On the other hand,
The Statesman was elected in 1900 by
2o5 majority, while last fall, after
spending more than q Thousand dol
lars and having the support of the
strong combination above referred to,
he had 11s majority goSd share Of
it consisting of democratic votes OBJ
tained on election day by making the
voters in two or three precincts almost
helplessly drunk. There Is much in
the vote last fall to encourage those
people in this county who will never
support man for Office who changes
his politics twice In two years to se-
cure nominations. Furthermore, The
Statesman will soon get tired Of
throwing. his money away to obtain
an Office that brings in little; and no
one disputes that; had he not poured
out his Doodle like water, last fall, he
could not have been elected.
But perhaps The Statesman can in
form the public as to which officer it
was who was short in.his accounts.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-02-13


10 THE County Auditor: II there be
any truth in the rumors-or, rather,
the direct assertions-that are colr-
mon around the county, you certainly
must know it. You are the servant
Of the people. You are morally bound
to take them into your confidence.
The roasting of Streeter by yourself
and your cronies doesn't answer the
question. Strgclcr has lived in this
county nearly twenty Years, and plenty
Of other folks cash passed through
his hands during the many years that
he was clerk of the district court and
school treasurer ut Billsport. If you
knew of any money that hs'd taken,
you'd soon make 1t puolic. Then. why
not dosso ia this instance? There is
nothing In your printed minutes Of
the last board session to show that an
officer had used several hundred dol
lars Of county money. And yet state
ments to that effect are heard every
where. Why not give the people the
facts? Your friends renhrking, in
public places, ~ wonder who'll be
roasted this weekp" has nothing to do
with 1t. Even IL the facts are as re-
ported, no one can-or wants to-at
this late day, proceed against the
delinquent There is nothing to fear
in thatsway. .+4ss.,. & IS -
But, il there was money taken con.
trary to law, bad example is set by
keeping it quiet, and for that reason,
it for no other, the facts should be
made public.
Perhaps the auditor is too busy to
write long letter. II 50, just clip
the following coupon, fill it in and
send it to the Record. The reply will
be published.
Come now, Mr.. Auditor, raise your
official head, throw back your official
shoulders, look the public squarely in
the face and settle the question.
Erase one OF the words:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-02-13
FonsALE..

Three Thoroughbred Poland. China
boar pigs, for breeding purposes. In
quirc az Hub Restaurant, Linton,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-02-13

ENN0NS COUNTY RECORD.
BY D. r. STREETER.
Linton, North D0lcot0
Pioneer Journal of the County.
The Record is entered at the Linton Post
Office as second-class matter.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-19

$3.50 Black Dress Skirts .$s.iS
(Better ones at very low prices)
$3.50 Rainy Day Skirts ....... $3.50
(Better ones at very low prices)
Big Sale Of Blankets and Comforts
for Those Two Days.
Blankets -. .19c. 4Sc, 75c. 81 and uP
Comforts .4sc. s5c. 81. s1.25 and up
Ladies' 25c Fleece Lined Heavy
Underwear; sale price ......, .1se
Ladies' S5c Heavy Angona Fleece
Lined Underwear: sale price. Use
Children's Sse Combination Fleece
Lined Underwear; sale price. use
Ladies' 75c Union Suits ........4se
Mems s5c Sanitary Wool Fleeced
Heavy Underwear ...... .4sc
45e Wool Dress Goods. 40 inches
wide. splendid. cloth. I'd .....,..25e
Bargains in every department
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-19
Ground at Judah,s Mill.

In the city recorders court this
morning a half.dozen evil-doers were
brought up for disposition by the
court. Viola Klossner. OF Portland.
arrested for roaming the streets. was
given until the 4:34 D. m. train today
to leave town, and she promised to
get away f. Rice, arrested for fre.
quenting an opium joint. was given a
fine Of $40 or five days in jail. He ex.
planned that he was not a fiend. but
only slept in the dive for want OF a
better room, but his story benefited
him nothing. Grove White, a Puyal.
lup Indian. was fined $5 for a plain
drunk He gave his name TO the ar.
resting officer as Clarence Ackerman.
but this morning decided to give his
real name. Jack Donahue. arrested
for drunkenness. for the third time
this week. was given 10 days in Jail
He had hard.luck story all ready to
spring on the court, but the quick dis.
posal of the case and his return TO the
jail, interfered with IT, George Slaven,
arrested as suspicious character.
was given until the 4:34 train TO leave
town, and he promised TO go to Port.
land, where his home is. Frank Muir.
ray. arrested as a suspicious charec
ter( claimed TO be a shoe salesman in
the Leo Selling shoe store. in the
North end OF Portland. and had come
to Portland TO spend a weeks vaca,
tion. When the court Instructed the
marshal 10 telephone to Leo Selling
In Portland, and verify the statement.
the young fellow broke down and ac.
knowledged that his name was not
Murray, but Morris Simon. As his was
a typical Hebrew face. the name Muir.
ray given by the young man. caused
merriment. Mr. Selling
will be communicated with before the
case is disposed of.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-19
Studebaker
Vehicles
At the Fair

Never since Studebaker Bros. have
been making vehicles have they pro
.duced such line as now, and never
has Salem seen such an assortment as
she now has at the State Fair.
Intending purchasers. or any one
who may have In mind the purchase
OF ria next spring, must not fail to
see the beautiful display we have
there. No matter what the kind OF
vehicle YOU want. We can produce IT,
There is one particularly desirable
piano box surrey there, light weight
stitch seat, rear seat removable. with
rubber tires, that will just MI the
bin for some one.
That elegant Baily bike wagon. too,
the finest thing in a bike wagon that
was ever turned out of a factory. Look
Il over
And the everyday top buggies,
spring wagons, delivery wagons.
mountain hacks and all such. we want
you TO see them.
Then the other lines, including gas.
oline engines, cream separators. en-.
silage cutters, plows, harrows, drills.
seeders' disc plows, gangs and sulkies
and everything the farmer needs in
the course OF seasons work. We
are making cur winning with the
trade by selling good goods. Nothing
but good things goes with us Wed
rather lose a sale than to sell some
cheap article that win give poor ser.
vice
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-19
President Received
Unions Unfriendly
Resolutions
Secretary Acknowledges Re-
ceipt, But no Further
Action will be Taken
In Matter

Washington. Sept 19.-Rooseyelt
has received the unfriendly resolu
tions from the Central Labor Union OF
Washington. His secretary sent a
formal reply. which merely acknowl
edged their receipt. Il is not probable
he will vouchsafe any further answer.
II is almost certain that he won't &C.
cede to the unions demands by dis.
missing Miller.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-19
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN.

If there Is anything i'm your case about which yO
special advice, write freely 60 Mrs. Pinkham. No
your letter. She surely help you, for no person
has such wide experience I'm treating female ills as
She has helped hundreds of thousands OF women ba
Her address IL Lynn Mass. and her advice Is free
foolish IL you do not accept her kind invitation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-19

$500 fur capes, sale price. .....$l.So
Ladies' s1.O0 Black Mercerized I'm
derskirts. fancy trimmed. .... i5c
81 65 Black silk Mercerised Uader'
skirts. with hve rufiles ....,.. .s5c
s2.5O Black silk Mercerized Under
skirts. rs inches Of rufieing and
plating. perfect beauties ...S145
$3.50 XXX Seal capes. the latest style,
sale price ...,.. ..-. .......S S2.S5
s2.25 Umbrella shetland Wool Shawls.
white and with fancy borders. sale
price ,,.. .... ........ .,..Sl,45
s1.25 Black SILK Peau de Sole. a
splendid. thick. heavy quality, ev-
cry yard guaranteed not to cut or
crack, sale price. yd ...... 6ge
sSe SILK Finished velveteens; all col
ors and black; price, I'd ...,... 4Se
$3.50 Monte Carlo Coats $3.50
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-19
NEW TODAY

Or. J. n. Brewer. physlelan and sur.
geon. once Gray block. Once
phone No. 81. Residences phone No.
1921.
Attentlon.-Now is the time To have
your well cleaned. or new ones dug.
also brick laying and plastering
done. Address A y Holt. Salem.
9-is.lwks
Fer sale.-House, barn and three lots.
Good fruit Apply 20 Jacob Sing
18th and Min streets, s-ls-st'
Lost~-hetweon 6S Commerclai street
and Club Stables. a boys dark coat
Leave az Journal once or So south
Commercial street 0-la-Ste
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-19
MC4GOASTNR:E
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
Friday and Saturday
BIG BARGAIN

There everything but hee Is
prices
give reliable goods
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-19

ever IL il mistaken and useless heroism.
one that tells % them guard their daily
become when deangement OF the female organs makes
taby takes the place of happiness and aabiy and weakness
can drag themselves around women continue to work and perform
their household duties They have been led believe that suffering
Of Lydia Pnihams Vegetable Compound will Danish
pain and restore happiness Don't resort 70 strong sans una OF mar
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN
hsfS advice aTyn& %e & @ to % NJ G% % @
s s sn Letter & Se SS% %Ts f ran sb Sas GS
s s & address, sP IS ymn Mass % and advice very
foolish IL you do not accept her kind invitation.
For proof read the symptoms, suffering and cure
z WV rected in the following letters:
have 4 from advice nd % sSs use Lydia
% f%Se H pd condition. could no perform my household duties my
back aehsd extremely and could not eat or sleep and the
get ali the prescribed failed
(. than did before had
hemorrhges Of the womb that nothing could seem to stop
s.,sa SS TeG ssD ST' s% S are S% @ all % @ for % %%
S Ss LYDIA e. PnkRas TesetSbe and
suffering find words thank
z zs IN S% 'S @SSnsCa sSl SsSs Done for h' v N'0 1875
hams vg aSi Compound T a @ @ m you what Sa' f.
, suffering With falling & OF the oTG could Raray as % cS
pound completely cured well woman and able do all
NJ % q 4, your ad %sq s Ss"S. S%s the e. best remedies in the M
DEAR MHs PsEaAM;-Lyda f. Pinkhsms yegetable Com.
doctors and other remedies but received only temporary relief
Ny keep right taking
Sot did % SnS S SSe SS to be OK my feet
pound am Hy grateful for the relief SSV me- II is the
sorts H @ is SS SSsss wSHs Sa feel all III % y house Tor when '
suffering your ' cHaS AL SESs BsHne SeS
$4,000 5SssssI ' sisS s' % ss E.S . $ Iaa s and -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-07

nanza del CasteIlan0s IN op6sculo
muy original sobre a&aces cka1zr0das,
y una obra tituIada &E2g0nszs s9sds0e-
mas, s1ts 119opieGsuaes ssss aptseociiones
d las 0rtes y d I'll Saa61Nstssu, } presenta-
da q m Certamen del Ateneo en- ante
riores amos. mereciendo del Jurado Ii
califcaci6n de n0tabEes
Actualmente ocupa ol tempo due le
dejan hbre las faenas de sn profession
en- escribir IN tratadO de Bot6nica
esencialmente pr6ctic propfo para
servir de texto en- las escueIas = PARA
los estudiantes de FarEnacia, asI como
de unos xApuntes crfticos sobre aIgu-
mas de las me5ores poesfas de los poe
tas pnertorriQueflos. ,
En- el aislamiento dQEsrle viye estudia
y trabaja constantement convencido
de que dadas las cond dscioaes del medic
anbiente que le rodea, Cd su patria no
hay mas que mechanics en- los distintos
6rdenes del saber humane. Huye de
exhibir su nombre 4 diario en- los pe-
ri6dicos. guardando 10 que escribe en-
las gayatas de su eacritorio. para CO.
rregirlo en 10 porvenir, fiel al princi-
pio de Haeaeio. Scope stghun gegttss.
bora 8 menu1o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-07
= CLEMENHTE RAMIREZ
asl--:s..:yillE -.

Naci6 en- Manatf, donde estudi6 ms
trucci6n primaria. Curse la sequnda
ensefanza On Ell Colagio de los Jesuitas
y en- ell Institute Civil de San Juan
obteniendo en- tOdas las asignaturas
nOta de 8ObTes0Iseste
: A los "a amos, en- virtud de sus es-
fuerzos pr0plos, obbuvO Ell tftuIO de
Licenciado en- Farnacia.
Aficionado desde nifo 8 las Ietras,
los primeros versos que compuso, fue-
ron dados 6 Ia estampa por 81 catedr6-
tico de Ret6ria y Po6tica que Ie ense-
ffaba. Entire ellOs recordamos un idi-
io titulado "a Ia primaveras que se-
gun Erase del maestro, podia figurar
sin escr1pulo entire los de Melendez
Vald@s.
Ha sIdo laureado nueve veces en- dis
tintos eertamenes celebrates en- el Ca
sino de MaYagaez, Sociedad Econ6mi-
ca de Amigos del Pals y Ateneo de
Puerto Rico. por sus poesfas V0g C0e-
u. SDudo 3 Greog "a mi Pueblo q a
nai rGsa, PatgiG. .AJ mar. Ey Post0,
En- Ia EspesstrG etc.
Cultivador do la ciencia 10 misnao
que de las letras, tiene in6dit0s un
<Metodo te6rico-practico para Ia ense-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-07
Las IeyGs no dGban tGnGT
efectOs rotTDaGiIV0S

Ell dia de Mario fue ell seflaIado
para que sufrieran ex6menes los guar
dias de La Policfa Insular, que quieran
ponerse en- condolences para ell ascenso
& cabo.
Luego por enfermedad del Jefe Sc
transfirieron dichos ex4menes para ell
diez, dia en- que Sc nevaron & efecto.
Los exAmenes q. nos referimos fue
ron hechos por ell Jefe del cuerpo con
arreglo & La antigua Ley.
Otra, votada por Ia Asamblea Legis-
lativa dispuso con fecha doce de Mar
40, que los examenes fueran hechos
por Ell Jefe de Ia Policia, u Presidente
de Ia Comisi6n de dicha intituci6n y
un vocal de Ia n1isma.
Pero resnlta que los ex6nenea fe-
chos ell dis 10 han sido anulados en-
virtud de nna 6rden que publicamos
hoy.
Como quiera que Ia Ley no tiene
efeeto retroactive, estimamOs injusto
que los examenes 4 que aludimos no
tengan la fuerza y valer d. deben tener.
Varies guardias de los que sufrieron
ell examen dicho ascendieron & cabos.
sPorquG raz6n valen los examenes de
unos y no los de otros2
Esto es altamente ineongruente.
En- este asuntO debe habeF algun
error que debe subsanarse.
Cnando se yerra sin idea preconce-
blda, no els nlalO rectificar. 10 maIo es
sostener ell error.
Esperemos q. los hechos sean recti-
ficados en honor i Ia justicia v en ho-
nor de las personas, respetables sodas,
que tienen Intervention en- este asunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-07
Hay en- Ia EXPOSITION do San
Louis I'm local que ha SldO
daStInadO 4 OSta ISla.

Ell Comite Directive de la Exposi-
ci6n de San Louis, en- carta que ha di-
rigido al de Puerto Rico, le manifesto
que tiene q su disposition un local pa
ra que sean exhibidos los productos de
esta isla.
Agrega tambien que seris mas con-
veniente para los efectos que SO hicie-
ra un pabeIl6n especial para Puerto
Rico que al efecto estaba dispuesta
dicha Comisi6n q ceder un terreno
apropiado v c6ntrico.
Pero Ia Comisi6n puertorriquefia en-
cuentra un obstaculo infranqueable.
La Ley prohibe de un modo termi-
nante que Sc haga dicho pabell6n y por
tanto no Sc podra llegar al fin indi-
cado.
En- la pr6xima Asamblea Legislati-
va podrfa presentarse un proyecto de
Ley derogando la anteriory disponien-
do que Sc construya un pabell6n por
separado en- forma tai que lame mas
la atenci6n de los visitantes y Sc OBJ
tenga mejor @xito.
En- ell sitio que Sc destina hoy, que
est& en- la Exposition de Agriculture,
resultan confundidos los productos de
este pals, cuando 10 que necesitamos
es que sean universalmente conoci-
dos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-07
In investigator de-
RontaS lRieRas
50 lncaut6 Ga Nd uaa
Gala dc ClgarTllIOs que lIIl co.
merchants VOndIa,
so 0hIlg6 al C0narCIantG 4 II
4 MaRatl, SIRsnlbargO do ha-
hGF prOSOntadO Su "patGnta
y los SSIIOS COrBSpOndlOntos.
pero viaf0 eI error sc la cIiarnn
Pero Visto ell error Sc le dieron
90 como indemnizacion " para
que regresAra q su casa.
de masestro oorresponsaL)

Octubre EN- uno de estos dias 81
investigator de Rentas Internas w.
H. Hill, Sc present6 en- 81 esta5leci-
miento de don Avelio Natal ocup6
una GAIA de cigarrillos que estaba & Ia
venta.
Natal estaba fuera de su casa Y al
regresar su sefiora le enter6 de 10 ocu-
rrido, extrafISndoIe 6 este tai proceder
pues tenfa patente de tabacos y ciga-
rrillos ademas del 0portuno border6
solo que por una diatracci6n habfa on
gado los sellOs del actuaI trimestre &
Il patente anterior.
Natal alegabR que habfa cumplido
los preceptos de Ley y no obstante le
hizo trasladarse & Manatf, pudiendo
convencerse de SUI error en- la Colectu-
ria y como el perjudicado Sc mostrara
inc6modo por el viaje Y molestias que
le habia traido consigo ell Investigator
lie di6 dos dollars. con el fin de resar-
cirle de los perjuicios ocasionados.
Como estos ha cometidO ese Investi-
gador otros errores que han trafdo
consigo ell que los duefios de alambique
no trabajen en- 81 entrante afIo.
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10 uande II F@rsana 80 zsi sAnaaszA con
hsen &xisp n Re9enna@m3a roana ssn @xa
r@senta rena@aao &@ eankaAa may Ameno
pare 1osse< rasfrGoAs aRaceSonea cAsaR-
Faisa. Ii Essnrx povsers.
I'll SeEor Dom Juan &. Burnett, miembro
de cong u distsito De Alabama nos ss-
cribe:
Tengo 81 placer de certihcar los meritos
de 81 Perun Dehido Ia soiicitud de un
aig 50 pai nasA 10 us6, y major6 81 condi-
nidh - sasfaL p IN remedic nssable.
ssa asso sessSnenslar III runa
corno in t6nico bueno efsczz, como un
remsdio muy bueno para q eatarro.s
Ia raruna Cars Ioa catarros.
La mitad de las snfermedades de Ia vida
So debsn catarros desarreglos catarrales.
Ia Peruna = II dnicO remsdio sissemico
para 81 uso inferno para curar los catarros
conocido en- Ia profession mGdica
La Peruna cura FL catarro dondequiera
que Sc halle La Peruna no Is un renedio
problematico experimental, sino una medi-
Gina cierta, absolute j cientifca. La Peruna
no tiene substitutes nj rivales. Insistase
recibirIa la Peruna.
81 I'd no obtie1ae resuttados prontos
satisfactorios por Ell uso de Ia Peruna es-
criba en- seguida Al Doctor Hartman, dan
dole una description compleEa de 81 case,
y Il le enviara con gustc y grapitamenss
su consejo invaluable.
Dinjase al Dr. Hartman, Presidsnts del
sanitario, Columbus. Ohio.
Para direccioueg aspeciales; cada Gu,
debe laer elias enfermedades de la vidaS, u
siemplar ael cual sconpaHa q mo envoltu,
cada b 1tella:
La Pe-Fu-na Ia tienen de venta todos Il
qufmjcos dxoguiatas, oil precio de m dolls
In bOtella, q sells bctellas por oinco dolIa-s.
Aqualloa que deaeen corresp spnndenoia d
recta can eI I1r. Hartman, que pua sen Ell
perar las dilaoiunsa necesarias en- ida y vuel
To dsa cOrre0, pnedeh dirigirse 81 mismo ID
8. -. Hartman C0Ium bus. Ohio. u. s. a.
EIdel Guillermsty. Plaza Alfonso Xl
San Juan, P, s. puede vendov& los farml
ceuticos y droguistas II por menor, en- la ISL
de PuersoRic0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-07
E.As cRIATuRAs

iM.1-x A.. 4
ae0erlan estar medlanamento goruas
y criar grasa q medida quo Il con-
sumen; pues Ia grasa es un COM
bustlble Y 81 consume produce fuer-
"a Las criaturas delgadas, aun
cuando llegnen s Ia edad de 18 s
70 afos, co1Een peligro dc contraer
Ia tuberculosis q Oira enfernedad
agotante. Es una cosa espantosa
cuando redexionamos sobre el n1-
mere de criaturas de anabos sexoa
quienes muere1 por mala asfniila-
ci6n de gus alimentos. El alimen-
to, annque so tome EN- abundancia.
no los nutre, no cria grasa nj i'm
parte fuerxas. Para eYitar este nal,
para eurarlo, para aalvar las criatu-
Eas que Las madrea acarician, los
simpaticos nuchachos muchachas
que principian 6 Tnirar al mundo
con ojoa llenOs de esperanSaa am.
bici0n, debe sienpre emplearse la
PREpARAcION De WABApoIE
En Axito, es cosa decfdida v resuel
Ia Miles de personas Ie deben su
vida saInd. Els tan sabrosa CO.
mo ID miel v contiene los princi-
pios nutritivog Y curatiYOs del A.
ceite de Hfgado de Bacalao Puro,
qua extrmBm0B directamonte dc los
hfgadOs fr8scos del baeaIaO. combi-
nadoa con Jaraba de Hipofosfitos
CompueskO, 9xtxaek0a da Malta
Cerezo Gilvestre. paFa Ia reposi
cion dc ni1l0s paaidOs, raquiticos
aufren do AnHiria, Esng6fn1a, Ra-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-07
PerlOdlsmO prseOz

Sc ha fundado hace IN mes, en-
Lexington (Kentuk0 un peri6d 6dico he'd
domario, el (Gratz Park Newsl cuyo
redactor en- jefe, no tiene.sino amos u
Ia edad de sus colabOradores varfa en-
tire 8 y once afIos. He aquf un perio-
disuno precozi
Celebramos dar esta buena noticia
del Kentuki. cuyos soIdados, en- item
pos do Ia invasion, dieron aquf mss
que hacer que Santo Domingo & Es-
pafia. y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-07
Esta nOChe So 0stFOnara on Ia
rstrsta pOr Ia banda IRsuIaT,
Ia danza do Rios )YaIIe, ''Gra-
CIOSlta."

He aquf las pleas que en- Ia retreta
de esta noche tocara la banda de Ia
Policfa Insular:
I.-SRecreations, march Brooks.
2.-<Oberons, overtura Weber.
3.-sThe Moching Bird connique
6peras. Selection Roberts,
4.-eGraciositaS, danza, Rios Ova-
lie.
5.--Gran Fantasia dc Id opera xL4u-
cia Iii Lanmerrnoor1 Donizetti.
6.xIla PolaeaS. mazurka con va
riaciones de cornetfns Fur6s.
-sCamhaign Medley Quieksteps,
Prendivilla.
Star spangled Banner.
A muchas personas competentes he-
mos dido decir que Ia danza ~(araoIo-
sita1, de Rios OvalIe, ca nna0nffica.
El Director de Ia banda senior We
rar, con la cortes5a que Ie distingue. y
su probada competencia, aCpede 4 Que
el pdblicO capitalefSo conOzca 6 los
compatriotas que vaIen y cuItivan con
provecho el divine arte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-07
ANGEL ala
SastT8 do LOndrGs, Paris J Madrid
SucssOr do PsdrajO

Acaba de abrir su gran sastrerfa en-
ell mismo local de SUI antecesor seisor
I edraJo, con un msgnfico surtido en-
toda clase de casimires, merinos. fra
nelas alpacas, driles de hilo blancos.
piques, etc.
Corte lngIes, Frances, Americana
EspaFiol.
Sc hacen trajes v abrig0s para
ssfSoras Y se7ioritas de los lsanlados
iCoFte de sastre".
precios sin competencia.
San francisco a6 primer piso.
SAN Puerto RipO. GOV, y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-07
Ell mOV'mlentO dICan que 50 do
nuestTa aRdaRdO y los en-
buStas OfIclaI0S "SG eOlen''
do GSta IlanGFa.

Un vendedor ambuIante, de nombre
Goyito, fu6, despedido de la casa en-
donde estaba alquilado.
Parece que ell pobre muchacho hizo
euanto pudo luchando, durante el ITEM
DO en- que no tenfa trabajo, por La
vida.
Y antenoche fue encontrado en- el Gale
Jon de Pagani, tirado en- ell suelo, des-
falleeido, pues seg6n dijo hacfa 3 dfas
que no comfa.
Ell infelfz' fu6 recogido en- camilla
por los agentes del orden.
Esa figura Sc llama indigestion de
prosperidad y de trabajo.