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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04
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WITH DOLLARS IN OUR HANDS
FOR INVESTMENT WE CAN MAKE
LOANS ON FARM OR CITY PROP.
ERTY PROMPTLY AND At Low.
EST RATES OF INTEREST. WE
CAN SELL YOU A HOME At A
PRICE AND ON PAYMENTs THAT
WILL MAKE THE PURCHASER A
GOOD MANY DOLLARS.
THE FRANK ELDREDGE INV. CO.,
DURANGO, COLO.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

The holiday season is near at hand
and Santa Claus has concluded TO
make Ricbey's headquarters the sarce
as in the past. The stock this Decem-
her is the most elaborate and COM
plete in the history of the house and
this is saying good deal. If you do
not see 1t in the window the accom-
modating clerks will find it for you on
the inside.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Charles F. Pearson was In from
Florida today.
Alderman George K. West came in
yesterday evening from his stock
ranch in Archuleta county.
It was too much to expect the train
to arrive two evenings nearly on time.
SO we are not disappointed with its
being two hours late this evening.
F. A. Watt returned last night from
| Mancos TO join the government party
| looking after stumpage on the ublic
domain where timber mas been cut.
Grandma Henderson, who died at
Mercy hospital, was buried at Green
| mount this afternoon. Elks acting as
pail bearers. This closes the last
chapter In the history OF the Hender-
son family, where Johnnie was mauy
years one of the most popular of men
The National Dredging company is
interested with local capital in pros
pecting the placer gold bars of the
La Plata river. and II there are nj
more severe storms during the DeXt
few weeks some very comprehensive
exploration will be made In that sec
ton. And, should results warrant
dredging will be begun on an extens
i've scale.
| It is pleasing to know that Of th'
thousand or more turkeys placed OF
the Durango market the past ten days
80 per cent were home grown. This
| indicates that our farmers are needing
good advice and supplying the de
| mands in this direction. Now let then
produce more chickens and eggs. And
there Is no reason why this great graz
ing section should be sending thous
ands of dollars east monthly for but
ter.
At the Rio Grande depot this morr
| ing there was wedding party as
central attraction, when the large
crowd at the depot for some time VIZ
there. The old Spanish custom OF b,
decking the bride in white, gauze AM
flumidoodle had been observed faith
fully. II was learned that the brides
name was CerilIo Martinez and tna;
l nf ha mi
had come from Pagosa Junction to gel
a marriage service In keeping with
the Catholic service and faith. Meth
er were particularly attractive and
would not have attracted passing no
tice had not their customs attending
matrimony been different from that OF
their many auditors.
NJ f. Mather. assistant chief of the
| Cnildrens' Home society at Denver
| having performed his mission here
| returned to the capital this morning
He said he was sorry he had not Civ,
en- some time to the newspapers, but
| said: You may say this: Every tenth
| home In the state is without children
there are more homes without chill
dren than children without homes: the
homes without children as rule are
| OF high class of intelligence with in.
fiuence and property: they need chli-
| dren and children need them; and
they are open to receive children
through this society; it was the Gre.
ator's plan that every child should
have a home"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04
TO OUR PATRONS.

I. d. Guest OF the International Nur.
sery Co. is located at the Palace hotel
and will be calling on patrons to re-
place any stock that may have died
during the last year He also may Ne
found at the above named hotel any
afternoon from ~ to 2. 1ws
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04
RICH CUT GLASS.

WE GO TO THE FACTORIES OF
THE EAST. EXAMINE ALL THE
DIFFERENT LINES. THEY KNOW
WE PAY SPOT CASH AND SELL US
AT THE SAME PRICE ASKED OF
THE WHOLESALE DEALERS
HENCE THE REASON THAT WE
CAN UNDERSELC ALL COMPETE
TORS SO PER CENT. HAHN.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

Try the N. Y. Pacific Tea Coffee
Co. goods. We X. l.. all others. Tick
cts for premiums. 1177 First ave.
Phone black 1874. ]. L. Nickel, pro
prietor.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04
NOTICE. ODD FELLows.

There will be an election Of grand
and local lodge officers Monday even
ing, Dec 4. 1905. A large attendance
is desired.
Oyster supper after election.
JACOB G. WILSON.
Secretary.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

The ChiEayo Indian blanket at Bow
mans puts all others in the shade
it's the incest production Of the In
dian effort.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

Enough dolls at Richeys to supply
the town and then some, but in order
to secure the best and handsomest.
drop in early and have some laid
aside.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

Bowman's for the appropriate holi-
day goods. If it is to go east Bow
man excels all varieties and you will
find something there that your friend
has never seen or had before.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

HAVE YOU SEEN our LINE OF
ELECTRIC LAMPS. THREE SOLD
THE FIRST DAY WE uNPAckEp
THEM. $3.50 ON UP. HAHN.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

box Of Richey's candy is a snit
able December purchase.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

Preparing for the holidays the rare
and high class goods will BE- found
at Bowman's.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

Hawes celebrated hats at Nathan's
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

LosT-Red Man charm with initial
letters IF. W." on reverse side. own
|er will pay II u left 1t HERALD ofdes.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

The Herald for Job wsrh
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

FOR RENT-A fve-room neatly fur.
nished house. Address 1928 Park av.
enue.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Two doors north
OF Ochsner hospital.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04
On. !. .. PuLFoRp. osnsIs.
Rooms and 7. krusehks sleek
Phone Red 415.
o. q a. a. TINE TAsLE.

No. f16 Arrives from Denver $40 pm
No. 1t6 Leaves Tor eiiverton 500 p. n,
No. f1e Arrives from siivsrt'ns:16 p. m
No. ffe Leaves for Denver $50 .. m
No. 4st Leaves for eilverton s:+e .. m
No. Ae2 Arrives from Slivsrt'n 500 p. n,
RIO oRAkpE ooUThERk
No. s Arrives from Telluride $50 p. m
Ne. . Leaves for Telluride. ..7:<o d m.
All tralns daily. -...
oURANoo.FARMiNoTok.
Leave Durango ...............s .. M
Arrive Farminpton ..........t1 .. m
Leave Pennington. on.........f:0 p. m
Arrive Durango. ............%:3o p. m
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

Apply to 1949 Main street North
purango) for nicely furnished rooms
for rent.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
Tor light housekeeping. 1874 I'd ave.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

Charles F. Pearson was In from
Florida today.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04
WANTS, ETC

WANTED-Teams to haul lumber
Steady work. Apply Stubbs & Jakway
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

Alderman George e. West came in
yesterday evening from his stock
ranch in Archuleta county.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

Weather Forecast.
Fair tonight and Sunday.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04

WANTED-Team to haul lumber
Apply to Durango Lumber company.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-11-01
Items of Local Interest.
ernInent.

Diver, Nellany and Lane are all busy on their claims on the North Fork of Pioneer.
 Adolph Ott and Billy Mann, of Hunter creek, have gone into Troublesome dis trict hunting for moose.
 W. NJ. Sinclair is preparing to build a one-point thawer to take up Ray river on prospecting trip.
 Pres Ireland and C. P. Cronk have a shaft down 36 feet on No. 10 Little Mi nook, with no bedrock yet.
 There is shortage in gasoline, which it k said the \. C. Co. will relieve by drawing on Panama when travel gets good.
 Pete Johnson got prospect boiler from the \. C. Co. while in town last week. It is to be used this winter on Skookum.
 Straycd- black-and-whitc native dog, white blaze on forehead, weight about 91 pounds, answers to the name of Baldy; $5 rewar,l.--John Clinton.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-11-01
KARSHNER'S LUCK
Nearly SlO,00O Realized From His Hot Springs Farm Products
 This Season.

A recent arrival from Baker Creek says Dad Karshner sold between nine and ten thousand dollars worth oi pro- duce from his hot springs farm the past season.
 Cabbage constituted the principal money-making crop. The heads were large and firm, and the excellent quality insured ready sale at high prices. Tons upon tons oi them were shipped to Fair bank. by the passing steamers,
 Potatoes are said to have been more or less a disappointment. They did not mature perfectly and the quality was not first clas~ Nearly all the -tandar'i kinds of vegetables were grown, but nothing yielded profits Co compare with the cabbage.
 During all these years ot stampe,ies and rrstlrss search iur fortune none has got a better Chilm than kar-hueF. As time progrv-ss- ht. krm viii become m,urv productive and every dollar be diss lrom the sruuad wiil leave his pay
Yukon Valley news., 1905-11-01

ment. First, petition must be made to the clerk of the court; then he pro- vides for an election of a school board. After they are elected they must make a demand upon the governor for the nec- essarv funds to maintain the schools and pay the teachers. The governor, in turn, makes a demand upon the secretary of the treasury; the secretary sends to the governor the required amount, should it happen to be on hand in the right fund ;; the governor then sends the amount to the clerk of the court, and the clerk of the court in his turn hands it over to the school board.
 Or to put it in another way, the Nel- son law provides for establishing school districts, but it provides no means for their maintenance at the start. After they have been established and in oper- atfon about one year it is plain sailing, and it may not prove difficult matter to get the necessary funds once the red tape is well wound up. Of course, should any district desire school bad enough they can raise the money by subscrip- ton for the first year, and take their chances in recovering it from the gov ernment.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-11-01
Notice of Forfeiture.

To George A. Corbett and A. B. Austin:
 You, and each of you, will take notice that the undersigned co-owner with you in the placer mining claim known as P No. above discovery on Little Minook Jr. creek, situ- ated in the Rampant mining and recording district, District of Alaska, has expended one hundred dollars, in labor and improvements, on said plecer mining claim during each of the years ending December 31, 1902, 1903 and 1904, as required by the laws of the United States to hold the same, and that if within ninety days from the date of service of this notice upon you by publication-that is to say ninety days after the 10th day of January, 1sO6-you fail, neglect or refuse to contribute your proportionate share of such expendi- ture, as co-Owner, your interest will be for feited to the undersigned co-owner.
 Date of first publication, Oct Il, 1905.
 Date of last publication, Jan. 10, 1906.
 W. NJ. HAWKINS.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-11-01
Nelson School Law.

Under the Nelson law it seems about as difficult to get q school in a district outside of an incorporated city as it is to get senator to visit interior Alaska and see for himself what is going on, says the Fairbanks News.
 The law says great deal about what shall be done for establishing and main taining schools outside of incorporated cities; but when boiled down and couched tn plain English it means that teachers must wait at least year before they can g't any pay for the govern
Yukon Valley news., 1905-11-01

Frank Stevens is still on the North Fork of Pioneer.
 Billy LeClaire has set up a barber chair at the Reception.
 Work has been commenced on <. F.. IIeeter's saloon building at Eureka. It will be - by 36 feet. A store room will be added - by 25.
 Dogs broke through a window and devoured half a mutton and consider able amount of bacon during the ab- seuee oi Mir. and Mrs lIeeter last week.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-11-01
Notice of Forfeiture.

To John Book:
 You will take notice that the undersigned, co-owner with you in he placer mining claim known as claim No. 23 above discovery on Little Minook Jr. creek. situated in the Ram part mining and recording district, District of Alaska, has expended one hundred dollars, in labor and improvements, on said placer mining claim during each of the years end ing Dec. Sl 1901, 1902, 1903 and 1901, as required by the laws of the United States to hold the same. and that if within ninety days from the date of service of this notice upon you by publication-that is to say ninety days after the 10th day of January, 1906-you fail neglect or refuse to contribute your propor- tionate share of such expenditure, as CO., owner, your interest will be forfeited to the undersigned co-owner.
 Date of first publication, Oct. II, 1905.
 Date of Inst publication, Jan. H. 1e06.
 W. NJ. HAWKINS.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-11-01
OCTOBER RECORDS
Small Number of Documents Filed With the Commissioner
 Last Month.

Business in the recorders office was lighter in October than for several months past. Mining locations are especially few. Following is the list:
 Oct. 2.-Charlcs Nelson, mining deed from Joe Bush, claim No. l, Joe Bush creek.
 Oct. 4-Valeria Myers, bill of sale to- Washburn bench, Omega.
 Oct. 5.-Lease to What Cheer Bar Mining Co.,, claims No. l, No. 3 and G. R. fraction, Boothby creek
 Oct. 7.-Henry Roden to o. A. Diver, undivided half interest in claim No. ?, Skoekum gulch.
 Oct. 12.-Charles I. Jordan to James B. Wingate, undivided half interest in No. l above, Deadwood.
 Oct. 12.-W. A. Randall, notice of To- cation, 90 feet north side Front street, Panama.
 Get. 12.-John Kehoe, notice of loca- ton, $3 feet north side of Front street, Panama.
 Oct 13.-Charles Fehring, notice of location, Fehring bench claim, between Glen and Gold Run.
 Oct. 13.-Power of attorney, Emma II. Jordan to Charles I. Jordan.
 Oct. 26.-Bill of sale, c. A. Davidson to Charles A. Treager, goods.
 Oct. 26.-C. A. Davidson, deed to Charles A. Traeger to property in Ram part.
 Oct. 27.-G. II. Wand to Frank X Graham, administrator deed to undi- vided interest in 300 feet No. 2b and claim No. 3b, Little Minook, belonging to the SyenIsen estate.
 Oct. 27.-Contract between c. B. AL len and Frank X Graham.
 Oct. 27.-Notice of location, Michael McGough, 2b Arizona.
 Oct. 27.-Notice of location, Michael McGough, Omega.
 Oct 2S.-G. II. Wand, notice of loca- tion, 29a, Hoosier.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-11-01
Russia a Constitutional
 Monarchy.
NICHOLAS TO REIGN

St. Petersburg, Oct. 31.- The czar has abdicated the throne and the reformers are wild with joy.
 Constitutional government is to follow, with the czar as king. It will be extremely liberal, in conformity with reforms advocated by revolu- tionists.
 NJ. Witte will be president of the new cabinet.
 A message has been sent to President Roosevelt in forming him of the change.
 Rioting continues in the interior where no bulletins have been posted.
 Berlin, Oct. 31.-The kali ser is amazed at the news. Socialists are pleased.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-11-01
ltaly's Emigrants.

In the past thirty years Italy has sent more thnn 2.Ooo,OO0 persons to the United states, says the Worlds Weak. \ number ci these have returned in the course ot time. Takin. with them care fully bearded savings. but a hrge ma. ioFity have remained.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-11-01

streak richer than before. He is the luckiest of the lucky.
 karshners natural hotbeds and sub warmed plats of ground give him a greater graft than Rockefeller's. As long as the Panama produces an ounce of gold Karshner's farm will make mOney
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-23
& Auditor EpTes6 fOy
ideas gatas 4 los
puerto qu8f0s.
Alil 10 G0lOeo isn al plIs, pslo
ID ObSoIya lt8O paIa for
mar e01GepiO.
aEsEA QUE LLEGBE EE MoMEaTO DE pBoglR olIr
ES ARl60 lE LOS PuFRIORRlQUEnOS

Un representante de sIa Correspon-
dencias tuYO Op0Ttunidad de cambiar
aIgunas impre1iOnGB con 81 ST.. Havs
mes, Auditor de Puerto Rico.
La antreViata fue breYe, v casi per.
sonal mas que oticials
El ST.. Haynes. el1 parts, diio: ePoco
tempo llev0 en- eake psfs para poder
foTmar an c0nCept0 aCabRdC de 81 "a
tOdog aus extremes. pero procure OBJ
eerVarIo tod0,
sMe gustR bsstante II isla, > en- par,
tieuIer sus habitantss Dor su manera
aObPia de ser.s
GDese0 COmpenetraFn con lcs puer-
t0rFiQueflos u 81 ocupar este puesto me
CFe0 que 10 SOY y dcseaYle que Ilegars
81 momento De probarIO.s
eHasta mi ppeden llpgar aQu6llOs
que neceeiten de esta departamentO ca
Ia seguridad de que he de serVirIes &
nedida de mis- posibilidAdes. ,
81 pOr % que Fespeata 6 Is prehSa,
eatae pueTtas entaF6n eiempra abiePtas
para obtener los inf0rmea que desee.1
Despu6s do Otras genGrRlidadeg, das-
pidi6se nueatro ereporters d6ndole Las
gracIas mas expreaiVAs. pOr 81 fnezs
y atenci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-23
6ueTn8n Ig
h9s 80 2rutB teT DE-
ptsllo municipal.
ilfsoos alll como hestias, insoirsn
80 oaQera COMP sion.

s rsalments tffqts 81 eneryo Al. AZ
neeha ofrecan Idr pobrse ol,a ~ Is ~ -
II l9ts alsA..9 ( = 81. a1aFmen en el zeouSn
~ Qsposlto 2 gsg0o De IS calIa de la
Hombrcg i69ene. v6nae ~ "A
PIE .9s A4otllloss eg & VoCes bnatsnte
CFeCidO Ell nflmeFo II IA 1esI,apsS IN
que del indica do nodo duern,er
El zsgu8n noueI b sr,s.ss s 4 nrTl,a ma
tienda de n6madas 7escRnespdo 4 ~ T-r
fatigas de an largo vioia.
Son gento de SECURE FOeneataroes ne
Io I. de lndole buena. Verdaderos infe-
SPor que esa csridad p6bIica que
suele Ostentarge tanto. no nu1para &
esos desgraciadolS
sPor que siQuiera no 60 leg propor-
cl0na camsstfos aIg0 en- flo que evil
denCie que esos que no tienar hoOar
no son bestias que sobre n verbs clal
campo 3 Gobre 81 dur0 sueIo se tienden
felizmente9
Pensamos que taI eapactScuIo debie-
70 evitRrse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-23
Ell COmisioRado FaIk
n0r no da impOTtan
Cia al SuCeSO do
HumaCaO.
Dice que GaIvgz ID atac6 peTsO- !
nsImslt0 Oh su dlscursO.
Afirma que deplora al incidente
psro que eI departamento no ID
tendra en- Guenta para NADIA.

Hoy un reprosentante de Ella CO..
rrespOndenciAs pas6 ver 81 sefLor CO..
misiOnado de Instruction & fin de rO-
garlic que iDfoFmaFa alg0 aOerca de ID
paGadO en- Humaca0 con eE senior Pro-
fasOE 6alvez. de CuyO hecho dimos no.
ticia aver. ampli9ndOlas hoy.
HabIa Mr.. FalkneF:
NQue 40 fiGuEAbR en eI prOGFama
del aCtO, para toInaF pArte en- 81. dicho
Professor: pero que hAbiendo aolieitsdO
que Be le oOncadiese eI usO de la pala-
bra, le fu9 cOncedida Dor el senor Ina-
peCtor de escuelas del dietrito. hacien-
do uso de ella poF algGn tiemp02
SQde hRbiendo atsCadO personal.
mente las Restiones del ComisionRdo VI
de una manera fuerte & Sate. 81 los
pect0r le hiz0 obserVacioneG, Vi6ndoseI
en 81 caGo de quitarle la palabra pOr
separaEse del temR propi0 del acto. ,
GQue poR trataTae de- au PERSONAL.
dad 40 le az impoFtsnOia RIguna 81 in
.cidente.S >
eQue aients mucho haya tenido Il
trAocendencia. que paFeCe 90 le hR de-
do ca Ii pfensas
<Que es supplements pn incidente
sensible; perO dae el DepaFtament0 40
10 tendrA en- OuentR para nadR.D
NADIA mks. En- Otro luaar de este
diRFi0 damos Cuenta de Leo noticias
que con respeot0 al aBunto NOS remi-
ten dc HumaGa0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-23
AUEYO MtT0gO.

TIE International Collage cf Languages, ha
Ideado un metodo nuevo, Met0d0 del LengSG-
iasO que es un sistema de ensefar 81 Ingles
los Latino-americanos, Og6RdOE0 hGblzr.
Es simplemente ensefar por la voz humane,
esta voz Sc oye tan claramente como la de
ualquier mIembro de Ia familia hablSndo-
Als en- el hogar. Los elementoa teonicos quo
dan eliminados desaparecen obstaculos, la
nimp,i6ca el procedimiento de aprender ag
adquisici6n de Ia habilidad de conversar 80
hase f8oil en- muy oorto tempo.
EI acento corrlente la pronunciation Sc
aseguran, porque los fonagramas solo EXPIRE
san sonido emitidos por IN cantor perfecto.
Todas las leooioneS revist9n el caFacter de
conversation, 8 sea la especie de pAlabras y
traces que Sc emplean diariRmente y las mas
necesariaa que ell extranjero debe aprander.
Setiene ala vista uno los Hbros, y medi
ds que el dido escucha Ia lsngua pronuncisF
oada aflaba, ell oio observa como So deletrea
cadR palabra y Is mente guarda las tmpre1io-
nes transmitidRs Rsf. Casi antes de aperoi-
birnos de clio, nos aoostumbrAmos PeRsaF
en- el idioma que estudiamog.
he aqui algunas de las ventaias de este sis
tema: No tiene maestro, no hay honorarioa
al contFatiempos, no Sc olvldan las leocionez
pasadas, nj pelgro de adquirir un NAL acen-
to. Sc aprende tanto en- una SemRna, por
unas cuRntas lecoiones de diez minutes cRda
dia como 10 que un professor ordinario enssha.
ia en un mes. Con 81 Metodo Lengu6ono Ia
Ia adquisioion de un idioma ha c0sado de ser
d arduo deber que muohos suponen. I'm doa
palahrag 81 sistemG es tan completely ests dis.
puesto de tai modo que el primer dfa va se hs-
bla Rlgo un POGO mas 81 siguiante m6A adm
81 que sigue: y en- muy corto tempo ss Rprsn-
de hablaF, leer y sscribir fdcil , coTFectA
menta.
81 Frances, 81 AlemSn 81 Castsllano han
sido enahados con exito por este siStema.
Las parEonrE que deseen conoeeF mas poE-
Denores puedsn dirigirss The LatGFhat80Ba
kge LsRgAqiSs, Metropolis Building, Nuevs-
Yrok.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-23
R Florida ail8Ta iu8
i8TidO gIaVGn01l0
I'm indiViduO.
nOnbrSnlGliO que ha eausidO
aI0glia pOr aquollOs camp0s.
La earnG que Sc come eR al D0-
bIadO Bs bu8Us.
(Ds maestro Cogrespmsaz1 .

B3rCal0neta, M0Yzo 21.-En 81 bn-
TTi0 FlOfida afuera fu6 herido ever 81
iudi Tiduo Ramon AVil6s pOr 81 pe6n
Jose Felician0, Y la heEida-de pRon6s-
tlc0 grave le atEaVes6 cerca de Ios
Irinones hasta e CRvidad abdominal.
El sgFes0r fQ6 CaptuFad0 p0r Ia p0-
IIicfa.
En- 81 sitio llamRdo Tierras NueVas
barfio de- Manati, ha hecho una operas
ci6I impurtantfsim6 el fsenItatiYO se.
6or Villanil ca una BedorR hiia de don
Miguel FernGndez.
Ia Opsvaci6n fac 81 extFaer an hsr-
mOs0 niiO por medic del foTcepn sin
tener s 60 lad0 eL pEacticaate, y spesar
he crearae el VeCindaFio d habia gram
peli grOen 10 madrs y n Criaturits
ambas Ge encuentFan en- estAdo satig-
factoriO.
Cirilo Pi1eiro, prOCedente de Ma
yOgtiez, que c9ntrDjo matFimOni0 ca
Palmas Atlas, acAba de peFder cd
aef0ra Llbrada Cores. muerta Que se
ha sentidO mucho en- aquel bArrio.
Por t0dOg eet0e Campos 60 gCande
la aIegria De lo pTOpietsrios 81 saber-
- ~ 49bA5AA WG WQ9 Q9 5BAN4Q
conCejal del ayuntemiento de Manatf
don jose Rivera TO-, puerborFiquefI0
de extenaoa C0nocimientos en admins
TRACTION y persons b0ndadosa reota
en tOdOs sus. actOs.
-Por t0das parties Sc lamenta II
Rusencia eterna de nuestro buen amigo
el LcdO. BonetG, que jam6s di6
oRbida en- au C0raz6n pasiones rem.
cores de la vide.
EN- RquelIe alma buena senciIIa se
albeYgabR Ia EeCtitud y la bondad v su
hpgar siempre fu6 santificsdO Dor Do
Virtud y 81 trabDjo.
a SD viuda dofIa Isabel del Pozo y
& sue nueYe hijos los acompaflRmos ca
la pena que expeFimentRn en- sus
C0fRzOneG.
Ell die primero voIverG & pnbIi-
caFse GL1 Chispa2. de Manatf. pubIi-
caci6n local que ibr6 ca diss de prue-
bis fueEtes batallas en- defense de los
Oprimidos.
Don Isabelino Diaz se ha traslada-
do otro local = hR comprado an es-
pe1U preCios0 que le daF6 mas FeaIce &
au estableeimieDto.
La cRFne que se come aquf diariR.
mente es do reses j6Venes y gOrdRs.
-Se hR inatalad0 aIg0 asf como an
restaurant con su pequefl0 billar en-
una Casa c6moda y cerea delffc.
DANES Cd p6same % professor Quia-
go pOF la mueTte de su sefiora madre
(ql 3. p. d J
Hemos dido decir s varios seGores
que Is profssora Carmen TarradelIas,
de Florida Adentro lleVa cerCa de tres
meses que desennpefia unR eaCueIa rural
, no ha reCibido los Ch ks de eneFO =
febrerO.