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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-06
Ell professor ST. EmiIianO Diaz y eI
nOmbramie INTO Illegal de un
Ayudante de Inspector.

''San Juan de Noviembre de 1905.
Seiior Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE
DE PUERTo-RICo. Mi distiuguido sefior:
lie estimarfa muy mucho Sc sirviera dispo-
ner la inserci6n, en- las columnas de ese
peri6dico que usted tan acertadamente di-
rige, de las siguientes lfneas, anticipandole,
por tan sefialado obsequio, muy expresivas
gracias suscribiendome con la considera-
ci6n mas distinguida. De usted muy aten-
tamente. EmitiGnO j. DiGz.
"En el nGmero correspondence al jue-
YES del mes actual, Y en- Ell artfculo titu-
lado DEFENDIENDO LO INDEFEN-
DIBLE, quepubl leo su ilustrado DIARIO
Rparece una alusi6n muy marcada para la
Directiva de la ASOCIACION DE
MAESTROS que, aunque interinamente
sin mGritos suticientes para clio, tengo el
honor de presidir, por no haber protestado
con la energfa que el case requiere, acerca
del nombramiento para Ayudante del ms
pector de este Distrito escolar, recafdo esta
vez, como desgraciadamente ha recafdo en-
Otras, en- persona Incompetence"
''Verdaderos motives de delicadeza han
Obligado & este Centre no tomar acuerdo
alguno sobre este enoioso mortifcante
particular, y ell principal de ellos es que
en- su seno Sc encuentran dos Profesores
principales que con mas relevantes m6ritos,
meiores tftulos y sui jetos al espfritu de la
Ley les correspondfa la indicada plaza,
pudiendo dar lugar & sospechas de un in
ter6s puramente personal" ."
Isl Sc hubiera tratado dc un case ana
logo en- cualquiera otra localidad de la
Isla, esta Directiva no Sc hubiera hecho
esperar para consignar su protesta viril y
energica por infracci6n de la Ley y atrope-
llo & los pocos 8 ningunos derechos que
disfrutan los que pertenecen la que, por
sarcasmo, Sc llama aquf Carrera del Ma
gisterio."
'Sirvan de aclaraci6n las precedentes
lfneas, para que no Sc dude, nj por un
momentO, de la ben6fica y activa labor
que ell Comit6 Central de la "AsOciaci6n
de Maestros" viene realizando en- pro de
sus compafieros y asociados."
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al nifio La Junta desobedecida en- tales
formas dentro de las atribuciones que le
concede la Secci6n AZ de la Ley Escolar,
suspendi6 por cinco dfas en- ell ejercicio de
sus funciones & Miss Morris. r
Para que no Sc perjudicase la enseHan-
"a, orden6 al professor principal Mr.. Girls
sin sustituir & Miss Morris. Ell sefor Girls
sin desobedeci6 la orden repetidas veces;
quiso tratar altaneramente & la Junta Y
esta despues de ponerlo raya como 81
merecfa, lie suspendi6 tambifn por cinco
dfas.
La Junta esta muy en6rgica en- Ell cum
plimiento de 81 US deberes, y no esta dispues-
ia renunciar los derechos del pueblo
puertorriqueno, cuya 1nica representation,
en- materias edncativas, esta en- la Junta
escolar.
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LO que dice ''COCOIia." ("

Ell senior Domingo Cruz nos ruega ha-
gamos presente que no ha salido de stu ha-
bitual Residential de Ponce para hacer COM
petencia con sus eompafieros de la isla,
sino Gnicamente contratado para tocar un
bale en- Bayam6n: que despues ha tenido
la suerte de que Sc le haya seguido contra
tratando en- San Juan, Fajardo, Carolina
y otras poblaciones y que tan pronto. como
termine esos compromises regresar3 a su
domicilio.
Que altamente agradecido q las infnitas
demostraciones de afecto que Sc le han tri-
butado por todas las classes sociales no sabe
como responder tanta bondad.
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IEASURY DEPARTMENT or POR-
TO RICO.
BUREAU or MUNICIPAL FINANCE.
A Los ACTUALES TENElDORES DE
ssGERTIFICADOS MUNICIPALITIES
DE DEBITO.' z

Los actuaIes tenedores de los oCerti-
lcaQos Municipales deD6bitosn cuya re-
iaclon se estampa 4 continuation pue-
cen PresentaTlos en- Ia ofieina del Teso-
L LeTo de Puerto Rico para sll debida i'm
teTVenclon opoTtuno page. Este Sc
ia naclendo paulatinamente. durante
todo 81 aflo econ6mico d medida 0ue se
Vayan lngresando en- Tesorerfa fondOs mus
nlclpales en- cantldad suficiente para el OBJ
Jeto eXpresadO. Sc dara pJIes, eI caso de
que algunos bOnos queden en- lsUspenso
para el pago duraute yaTiosz naeses, 1n1en-
tras lngresan fOndos;y sobre este Sc llama
muy especlalmente la atenci0n para eyitar
reclamaciones indtiles. Unos certifcados
seran pagados en- su totalidad " Otros par-
c1almente, seg1n la relaci6n due va mas
abaJo. Cada ceTtifcado de los que han de
ser pagadOs en- su totaIidad. lebe ser endo-
sado por ell actual tenedor. estanpando
slmplemente su hTma al dorsb del ClOcu-
mento. 81 esta firma es Ia del primitive
tenedOr del bono, debe Observation-Disclosures
te con los mismOs nombres iniciaIes " ape-
ll1dos que aparecen en- dichO bono. ST es
la de aIguna persona q quien eI bono ha
sldO traspasado, debe figurar con iguales
nombres 1niciales cue cOnstan en- la for
mula del traspasO Estos requisitos no son
necesariOs cuandO Sc trate de lin certifiea-
do que ha de pagarse parcialmente, en-
Ylandose en- este case el bono sin endoso
del remitente, Y el cuaI le sera deyuelto en-
su oportunidad. AL remitirse cuaIauier
ceEGlIIcado, Dlen sea de pagO total par
clal, esta Ies0rer1a, Sc acompafara con
una communication donde sc haga constar
ia Q1recclon postal del remitente, Ell cual re-
clplra por correo y no de otra manera, 81
importe del certificado 8 eli della parte que
ha ue pagafse. Esta IesOreFfa acusara re-
clDo dc cada uno de los certifcadOs que lie
sean pFesentados para ell pago. HI deiar
Qe llenar los requisites antes mencionados,
Ell no endosar correctamente diehos docT-
mentos, redundant en- periuicio del tene-
dor Gel oono, ocas1onandosele cou clio la
consequence demora en- ell pago. San Juan,
P. R., Noviembre 2, 1905. WILLIAM r.,
WILLOUGHBY, TesoreTO.
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.LETRER os
DE HERO APORCELANADO
sENORAs Y sENORITAs.

En- el acreditado establecimiento de esta
ciudad denominodo Ola LUNA" Sc aca-
ba de inaugurar un alegante departamento,,
exclusivamente para Sehoras y Senoritas
en- Ell que encontrardn los mas elegantes y
modernos Sombreros desde DOS PESOS
en- adelante.
En- este departame nto hay ropa hecha y
otros objetos de gusto para ell bello sexo,
estando dicha nueva secci6n baio la COM
petente direction al exclusive cargo, de
la c6lebre modista Austro-Neoyorkina
Nine Clarice que goza de gran fania en-
New York y Paris por ell gusto y elegan-
eia de los sombreros q ue presenta al
p6blico. 15v.s.
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AVISO.-En la noche de aver ha sido
encontrada en- uno de los carros el6ctricos
una cartera CON algunos valores en- meta
lico. Il
Ell que Sc crea dueno de ella puede pa
sar por esta redacci6n a recogerla, previo
pago de este an uncio. 3, v. a.
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EI sultan de MarrueCOs Sc MEGA

New York, Nvbre. s, 1.3o >. M.
lin forman de Paris que la causado In
tense disgusto EN- las cansillerfas europeas,
el haberse negado tiltimamente, de manera
ffnesperada, el Sultan de Marruecos 4 que
pc veFifique la conferencia de plenipoten-
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CERTIFICADos QUE HAN DE SER
EN- SU ToTALIDAD.

Aduntas.- Todos, pagandose intereses
solamente hasta 30 Septiembre 1905, segdn
anuncios publicados.
Aguada.- $50, 4O7, 4Os, 585, 564, 565, 6Oo
ZIG, 7d0, zd, 7l2, 752, 758, 754, 755, 756, 1902
Aguadilla.- -Todos, pagandose intereses
solamente hasta 80 Septiembre 1905, seglin
anuncios publicados. 1~ ~
AguadiIla (Moca) .-716.
Aguas Buenas.-40.
AibOnit0.-63, "a, IS, 66, 81. 68
-Alasco.-1100, 1885, 1901, 1909.
A1asco (Rinc0n) .-Todos, pagandose in.
tereses solamente hasta 80 Septiembre
1905, segtn anunciOs. III
Barros.-1445, I446, 1447, 1449. 1449. 1850
1851, 1852, 1853, 1854.
Caguas.-1l19, II21, 1854, 1857, 1880, 1412
1453, l434, l439, 144O, 1441, 1442, 1443, 1455
1855, 1857. II.
% Camgy.ml4, g " 1e, II, 18, 10, 20 q, 2e, 81
Canuy (HatiIlo) .-1246, 1247, 1874.
Carolina (TruiilIo Alto).-85O, 351, .852
356, 857, 1853, 1881. n. il. F.. -
Cayey.-528.
C oClayey (Cidra).-575, SIT, 578, $50, 582
Comerio.-154, I65. ~~
Guayama arroyo. .-814, 316, 3I8.
ddssabela.--56S, 14l8, 1419, 1920, l421, 1922
Las Marfas. .-128O, 1892.
Maricao.-1430, 1444.
Morovis.-l96, 198, l99, POI, 2O2, 1923.
Patillas.-1331. ..-. I'll. :.
San German.-578. @@@-@5 5&=
,odS Ioa AT AIta-22a, 226, 3s4, 8s5, ga, e46
Toa Alta Dorado) .-654, 655, $685. 658
660, lO9l. 1893, l24l, 1242, 1913, 1927, 1929
Vega Baja.-881, 885, 842, 844, 845, 84,s
$40, S53, 854, 859, $50, 888, 1854, $40, 941, 942
1876, 14O5. -" H..
Vega Baja Vega Alta) .-1885,. 1886, 1887
1893, 1888, 134O, 1341, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855
Yauco.-277, 27s, 279, $50, 281, 298. .
CERTIFTCADos QUE HAN DE PAGARsE
PARCTALNIENTE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-06

AguadiIla (Moca) .-717. .Aguas Buenas.
--1185. Aibonito.-69. AnascO sol. Barros
(Barranqui-tas). 85. Cabo Rojo. 7O5. Ca
guas. 1851. Camuy (Quebradillas) TIA.
Carolina.-7O6 Carolina (Trujillo Alto).
Comerfo.-156. Hato Grande. $50. Huma-
Gao. 751. Isabela.-177. -HatO Grande Jun
cos) - $50. Lajas.-638. Las Marfas. .-1233.
Manatf.-1223. Patillas. -133O San Ger
man. 800. Toa Alta. 1887. Toa Alta (CO-
rozaI) .-976. Vega Bajag- 865. Vega Baja
Vega Alta) .-1358. Yabucoa.-7O7. Yau-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-06
MURIENDO De HANBRE
En MElIO Do Cd ARUNlA ANGIA

dyspepsia e
IIigdo de Balao
ben Z q nenac
e 5 el la
Intermediates As
un pore Vino
u aaini
osensu
la l delaceted
sa6magos
Ell DR. q
u aho e
Hgado Bacao
Oeb
s Who'd Searu.
FREDERICK STEARNS & cIA.
Fsblesnses de POdustOs ouimcos FarmauleOs
DETROIT, MICH, e. y A.
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IMP0RTANTES .CABIE Is |
HorrOrOsO inCendio en- Odessa

New York, Nvbre. 6, 1.3O p. M.
Informan de San Petersburgo que aver
los amotinados en- Odessa incendiaron un
oaTrEo de 10 ciudad, propagdndose el in
cendio rdpidamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-06

ciarios para resolver en-. definitivo sobre
los asuntos del imperio.
En- Francia Sc propone el gObierno
proceder energicamente contra la informa-
lidad del Sultan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-06
JOSE INFANTE SAAVEDRA.

Professor Principal. Ex-Director de Ia
Escuela Industrial. Acepta classes a do
micilio. Santurce, Parada II. 15 ". a.
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Ell Rev Alfonso en- Berlin
M. DerOuIede regreSa a FranCia

New York, Nvbre. 6, 1.3O p m.-
Sc ha concedidO al polftico frances M.
Deroulede, que fu6 expulsado de Francia,
salvo con nducto para regresar la patria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-06
Quejas de SanturCe.

Numerosas queias nos llegan de ,Santur-
ce por los mismos motives que nos hemos
hecho cargo de las de San Juan, causa
de la aglomeraci6n de muchachos en- de-
terminates sitios y en- horas mas aprop6si-
to para estar en- su casa que no molestan-
do al vecindario.
Frente al Institute en- los alrededores
de la Farmacia Peraza todas las noches
ha de reunirse un nGmero considerable de
muchachos que gritan hasta deiar sordos
los transeuntes, juegan baseball, tran pie
dras, Sc ponen apodos insultan y 10 que
es mas grave, prof eren toda clase de inso-
lencias.
Bueno seria que va que los padres de
los referidos nifos Sc pfeocupan tan POGO
de su educaci6n, lapolicfa insular Sc en-
cargara de hacer cpmprender los mucha-
chos que la libertad tiene lfmite, allf don
de Sc perjudica los otros. sses
Esperamos que 81 comandante del pues-
70 tomara nota de estos hechos
Sc ALQUILA EN- sANTURCE, ca
lie de Cerra, una casa de dos plantas,
grande, fresca y barata. CONSTRUCTION mo-
derna con buena installation sanitaria y
el6ctrica, jardfn, cochera y hortaliza. In
formes, Apartado 191. En- Ia ofcina de
don A. Mn, Cruz 25 y en- Ia casa del
frente donde egtSn las laves. 10 a.
~ Lo que va On bastardilla dice un
texto Official, perO LA CoRREsPoE
afirna que ESQ no es cierto , que esta muy
lejOs de participaT de esas opiniones'
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M. Deroulede es uno de les polfticos
mas vehementes, y ha pasado los dias de
su destierro en- San Sebastian, Espafia.
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BarCOs de guerra a Odessa

New York, Nvbre 6, 1.3O p. M
Has causado sensation en- Europa la no
ticia .circulada, de que Inglaterra ha dado
ordenes de que salgan barcos de guerra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-06

GrGnatIGs r0sadGs del DR.. Gerome con
tat la INIPOTENCIA, 25 cvs., De ven
ira en- todas las farmaciae. Is ".
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Una susCripCion popular

York. Nvbre de
Tr4tase naCs
onpGPn popular emporte mismo nonbre Ievaa
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para el Mar Negro. H. @
La noticia es acojida con reserva, du.
dandose de que la Gran Breta1ia intente
proVocar ur terrible conficto International.
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IngIeses en- ell Japo1

+ New York, Nvbre. 6, 1.3O p m.-
Notician de Toxic, que varios CORES
ponsal9 9s de peri6dicos de Londres, han
sldo L, mrty agasajados en- aquella capital.
Dich hos corresponsales permanecieron en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-06

la Manchuria durante la guerra rusoja-
| ponesa, y ahora Sc proponen recorreT todo
Ell imperio japon6s.
En- todas parties son recibidos conHgran
| cordialidad.
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CERTIFTCADos QUE HAN DE PAGARsE
PARCTALMENTE.
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- 8eraqedse E s.
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IN Io uue va en- bastardilla dice un
teXto oieiaf. nero LA CORRESPONDENCE
afirma que ESQ no as cierto , que esta muy
leiOs de participar de esas opiniones'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27
INTERESTING sR.
Tennesseean Wants 20 Find Out Few
Things Before locating.

he following letter explains itself:
Nashville Tenn. May 25.
Dea~ Sir: 1 ana thinking of locating
in yolr town ana would like 10 ask for
"a little information
] have "a son WHO is a graduate from
a law school and We think your city
woJld bt gooe place for ann 20 locate.
We have some money and ] want some
OF that alfalfa and potato land I wish
you would write about the state OF
your society WHO f. your judge OF
Circuit court? Who're was ne raised?
WHO is your county attorney ana is
he allowed deputy. and what state
are they from? How many prisoners
have you 800 SAN al this time? how
many murdersrs in your county during
the last year How many indictments
now pending, and how many have heci
tried snd convicted during the iasi
yearg How many have been dismissed
on motion of the county attorney?
Now the reason ask about this is
because hear some funny stories
about your country / see that an in-
vesusation 81 one of You courts drove
the investigator crazy. and the judss
stil holds his lob.
win nof locate in a country where
crime Is not prosecuted once went
out in western Kansas 90 i7cate, and
there / found ne coprt occupying a
Tery humble place ia the estimation Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

General Passenger Of Agent Santa Re
Always UP and Doing

w. J Black, C p. A., Of the Santa
Re, makes q keen delivery Of goods at
al times. The Leader takes pleasure IN
reproducing the following from the lchi-
ta Eagle concerning Mr.. Black The
great effort that is being put forth by
the santa Fe 10 accommodate the vast
number OF people who have signihod
their intention 20 90 TO Bliss on the nth
day Of jane TO witness the entertainment
which win be provided al the l0l ranch
.tor the National Editorial aspciatiou
very naturally directs attention to w. j..
Elack general passenger agent OF the
great system
Mr. Black Is young man and many
men longer n the service have mlrcied
at his success, brt with those who are
best acquainted with the true secret OF
his success Is not difficult 20 ascertain.
The general ticket agent Of the Santa
Fe is not only popular with the public
but with the emp yes OF the road clear
down TO the section man. They All refer
70 him as the model railroad man.
Mr. Black seems early 10 have adopt
ed the theory that She best way to serve
Nt0 A"NsNANs ln To serve ilt IuUhc wen
ana that is the secret OF his success Ho
not only works 10 get people to ride
on DIS line of road. but ne tries 70
make them comfortable when they DO
ride and whenever "a person rides on a
railroad aad nnds the conductors and Of
hcials looking after his comfort ne con-
cludes that while corporations have no
SOILS the men who manage them have
hota souls and hearts. and he al cnce
becomes the friend OF that road
Mr Black while looking out for the
comfort Of the patrons OF his road d
said 10 De me fins, genera passenger
agent 70 make the rule forbiddine em-
ployes Of the road riding en- a pass 70
take lower berth m "a sleeping car
until an ihe passengers have been given
a chance 20 rake them de made aaath-
er rule that employees must not rush 10
the dlning car untl me passengers who
desired 10 eat had been accommodated.
People who have ridden on trains and
lave seen emI loyes ard fltlr fIiends
riding oa passes and monoI oiizing she
best of everything WA appreciate ne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

Lawton, May 27.-one Of TIE larses,
crowds over assembled in Law'on to
hear an entertainment, was the one tlat
congrera ed ~ front OF the Keegan Hotel
Wcoacsd.v osen:g TO listen 10 the q.
A. r. program Tre compute Wcs pre-
sided over by colonel A. S. Fcav--, in
spectcr al Of the United Conierer
ate Veterans OF Cflarona Ttis Is the
first instance known where a Coniedcr-
ote veteran ever presided over a G, A.
r. comphre. Colonel REEVES pres ded
with digpity ans showed great honor TO
his opponents ia the Clyl yar and
everything went 20 show thot It vas
a love feast Of the boys Of the blue and
the gray ne c-pmdre program was
one tlat lid tive occasion much crcat.
The drum ai.d hfe corps played some fine
selec IONS innFsperse' with the pro-
gram 1ney also assembled about a
campfire while ,hey prepared meal and
divided the rations. They were quite a
sight TO the audience. The I.a'.' a
speakers make the 6 A. r members
feel tfat t.ey were truly welcomed 10
our cily and iaey acknowledged iher
appreciation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

actual count We bad Just one E.naren
and q irteen dl1
"Bony" being as / sl.1 before born
in the cane brakes, was therefore very
superstitious and was just in the act OF
asting one of the fish pack in'o the
stream in order TO rid himself OF the
bad luck that he said was sure to come
from the unlucky number of thirteen
when feeling something sharp tickling
him in the side he reached N and pulled
out a small bass from his pants pock-
et"
That said the ArSansaw philoso-
pher, was The largest catch that / ever
knew Of outside II q seining party"
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saved sy Dynamite.

Sometimes. aNflaming city is saved by
GSnahiitihS space that the nrS can't
Gross. Sometimes, a cough hangs on so
long, you feel as il nothing but dyna-
mite would cure It. Z. r. Gray. Of Cali
houn, Ca. writes: MY wife had a very
aggravated cough, which kept her awake
nights. Two physicians could not ho.a
her 50 she took Dr Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption Coughs and
Colds. which eased her cough, gave her
sleep, and finally cured her" Strictly
scientific cure tJr bronchitis and La
Grippe. At ali iruggists. price SOC and
S.0Oi guaranteed. Trial bottle free
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

Sparks wal Inc alonc, followed by Mrs.
James H. Maxey. Miss Anita North Of
St. Paul Mirn., the maid Of honor, Tre-
ccled the bride who entered with he.
hrothei Mr. y. Otis CLARK, ard met the
groom and hest mum Mr. Elmer Olson.
with ;he officiating Isl cp, Row A. w.
Highly of Oklahor city, at he alter
The bride and groom took their places
directly in 'front.' Of the alter while the
at,eidants formed a semi. ei,'le. The
impressive ring service vas SAID by the
bishor. during which Mrs McG'c softly
played on the violin " Promise Me-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

Shawnee, May 21.-Wedresday night
the Episcopal chufch on Rroa1way was
beautifuny decorated ana nled with in-
ceremony which united in marriage Miss
Bfttie Grinim Clark ard Rev Everett
Effort Wphams PIompuy atu'ne ofiock
20 the strains of Mend-lsol MS wedding
march played by Mrs John McCnl on
thc violin, Nlh lrs sn accomo9niront
played hy Mrs. Waldo Thone. the bridal
party tnttrcl the church iu the fo'lo~ ins
order ar Claude Rorer ADD rr James
"a MaNey next came Miss JOSEPH 'ao
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

MulHan, May 27-4 former wio has
experimental with concentrated lye
claims that he Las succeeded ir pre-
per5tion that is euoctual in oxtornina-
ing F1phers and mice from his nreni-
ses. lie snucais rlolasses over piece
OF board shingie anc on this sprinKlcs
some concentrated lye He cia.ma tfa'
Il mot oriy kills 'naas hut causes tie
less severely burn, TO leave the nremi
ses His experience extends TO the rid
ding Of s,Nti.l farm, and over a period
Of years. Il is an easy thing .ried and
he cost IL hgh'.
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the average citizen. The county ate
torney was practically onieing with the
leading criminal attorney. Although his
got so loud the public sentiments 80
strong they made a change, ana the
county commlsiioner hired a deputy att
toFney, and This deputy sas the partner,
or rather the office cub sr man FIJI
day Of this noted criminal attorney,
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are You Going East7

in making your arrangements for your
vacation this summer Il would be well
to consider convenience and saving OF
time. The Wabash with it's own rails tC
St. Louis Detroit, Toledo. Pittsburg and
Buffalo is the shortest line, makes the
best time and furnishes the best accom-
modations. Through service 70 New
York and Boston.
Ask your local ticket agent for tickets
over the Wabash, they an sell them.
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and Il may be- that way out there )
I lett there such state Of public
fairs Is enough q make Carrie Nar'
ana jerry simpsoVsi II brings eoa
and the law as wei as ;he lawyers :.
desrepute.
Please write me II these things e'
there, and oblige.
j o. HICKORY
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saltwater. May 27-Mr Jacob March
sn was born ln Maylard m The year
Isl7 and died az the home OF his son
H. C. Marshall May 22 1905 AGED IS
wears ] month, IBIS wife recetcd hin
90 uie great beyond twenty-five yeIs
ago. The deceased leaves six sons 90
mourn his departure one ir Canada
one iu Idaho one .n I<arsas. two n Ill-
nois and l.. C Marshall with wfom he
htd made hIs horne since DE death of
his wife. Besides his family the feoeas-
"a leaves two sisters and brother ia
nois. ana "a sister n Virginia 20
mourn after him. also a host Of friends
in the community whore be- has lived ir
Oklahoma since 1883.
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