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CONVOGATORIA.
Por acuerdo de Ia Junta Superior
de 8 anidad. F. N r.

Durants lov die ) 10, 90 81. %. ,
o. ]el corriente naes de Ssptiembrs 8
Ias horas de oficinR, ge celebrar5n exA-
menes para Cubrir la plazS de Segun.
do Qufmico del LsborAtorio anexo 81
DspArtRmento de S4nldads CArld&o y
Priaionss. So.
Los ex ineneS % llevar8n Cs0o On
el aal6a de sesioneB dc d j unta Supe'
ricP de Sanidad y SerGn dirijiaos por
eI j. fsI del LAb0rAtorio. -
IoR asDirsntes 8 dicha plaza pOdrSn
an nvisr tua golicitudes ditijidas sl Su.
nerintendento de SaDidad hsAta IEs 4
de la tarde del diR Is del corrlente
mes. y obsendr6n de dichR susoFldSd
todos los datos que pidan references 8
1ueldo hsignadO f. la pie "a, apignaturaa
que han de ser obietO del exsmen, &
Los ejerciCios dc Smen se Varih
Car6n en- i6iomS elpR mol y entire dos
aspirantss que obtergen las miamsa
notss. serk pre- feTidO ol que poses CO.
nocimientts do ing,6S y pueda eECribiE
en- maqpinilla.
TOdo 10 CuaI Sc pub'ics pora gar ersl
conOcimiento. - H.. II Hernandez.
M D. Superintendent de Sandal.
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GolteTengia pdbIiea
en- AdjQOtas,
MurhaS famlllaS VeFdReaRdO 90.
aqusI pgahI0.
(De maestro ogrrespoasal especial. }

(De maestro oogYespOnsaz especial.
Septiembre 4I.-Anoche, domingo
3, tuvo efecto en- los salOnes de la
Casa Consistorial, una conferencia
pdblica, de ord en- moral y eaucati-
vo, a cargo de- los se1oFes R. Mo-
rel Campos v del poeta seflor jose
Vidal Cardona. 49,. F..
Ell acto fu6 bastante concurFldo
por ell pueblo, y entire las personals
significadas de la localidad, estu-
vieron ell honofable aIcalde muni-
cipal, ell se1or Juez de Paz doctor
Caballero, senior Hlp6lito Aparicio,
miembro de la colonia esps nola, la
respectable familia del Lcdo. don
EmiRdio Ginorto, que SO halla de
temporada en- esta villa. y ell ho-.
norable Fiscal lie la CoPte de Dis
trito de Ponce, senior Ulpiano Co
l6m, que tambi6n Sc hallaba squ1,
en- escursi0n de verano con su dis
tiDguida famiIi Ia.
Ell hotel Btaschi, ha teuido en-
estos dias I'm 1novimientO inUsitado
de pasaier0s. ehtFe ellos, continen-
tales Y nativos, que han dado ami
maci6n 4 la localidad y los cuales
han oueA8do completamente salts
fechos del trat0 Y de las como aida-
des que Sc brindan en- este hotel,
que como pocos. en- Ia isla, ofrece
en- sus mesas, un comfort variado
caaa die, preseR tado con cuiaadoso
esmRrD.
Muchas son las personals y fami-
las de la isla, que va reconocen
s1s inmejorables comodidades. y que
periGdicamente le ofr+cen su c1n-
curse. atraidas no pocas, Por las
b ndaaes de uh china Tegeperador
y salutifero como ell de eet9 pue-
bio.
Los hu6spedes y visitantes De la
Ultima semana flePOn, Lcdo: don
Ulpiano Colon v familia, Conan
aante de pue4 to de p0lic1a sefor
| Simon pietri, VI varios comisionistas
anericanos, se1lor Agust1n Barne-
chea y se1lora, senior OLYMPIC Ote-
70, sen Morel Campos y Jose Viz
dal Cardona.
Sc esp 'Fa. de IN mOmento d otro,
ell Di'tc ;or de Ia central francesa.
FL hotel Bras schi, es hoy en- Ia
villa de Adiunta as, ell centric de la
bu9na sociedad. y ha venido a lle-
mar por tanto una necesidad que
aquf Sc sentia, cblocandose q la vez
hasta en- un centric de cultura y
de agradables i'm presiones para los
que buscan Ell reposo y la salud.
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4 mis- GIIOntOs, y al pdbIICO Oh
general, .t.

En- 10 que se reediticA conVeniente-
mente el local que ocupab1 en- ID CaIIe
de Allen No. 81, he tEasladRd0 el esta-
bleCimient0 de barbeFf0 Ella Uni6ns
al No. 19 de u mignR Gallo. En- dieho
local Ofrezc0 & mis- c0nBtlnte1 fayOre.
Cedores. esmeradcs seFviciO1. heChos
con prontitud , eleRsnGia. Espec5a.
gSGa1 ess cOrtes De 60gb0si VsFiad0 y
excelente peHfumeEfs fEGnCesa para eI
uBo Do l0a paPFOquianog.
tUna vista y o. conYenGeTeia!
sOHG AqapstO ds1 2oro.
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Los CieDtO CiDCuenta
uniform g S de Gui-
IIermO n

Acerca del recisnta nombrsmientO
de Capitsn General del Ej6rcitO Espa.
II n frmsdo favor de Guiliermo II
de AVamRnia. dice et peri6diCo de Ber-
l1n GT gablaS:0
IN, gun gobsranO europe0 reune
hoy dis tantas dig u ids das militsres CO..
mo eg EmpeFRdOF Gui'Eermo. ell cusg
OstentR les tftulOa de Ef99dmarisCSE7 de
los ej6rCitos euStr0 h1ogsros tres ru-
BoH. uno pOrtugn4S , un0 eSps mol.
EC ca puig es CoFOnel de aieae regi'
mientos pruSiSpOs. unO gsi6n. doc bl.
varOS y gran Amir ante de la marina
alemanR.
Cada uno de estos mandos exiqe IN
unif0rme especisl. que ae m06ifias aa-
g61 Las circunOtRnCias en- tFpjea de f.e.
Ne, de gala. 8 de p8rsds 10 que h.ce
que Ell EmperadOF pOseA. en- junto. mas
de Glen unifOrmes disti ltos.
En- RET men: el Emperador Cutler.
mo poaee CieDtO cirCuentR uDiformes
Q mpsicadoS con una vsriedad inacG.
bAble de sCCesoIioS. tales como bots Q,
ao!cos' gorros. aab!e %. dsg's, lRnzAs.
piCag, cSpag, etc.
TndO clio ests encer ado en- inmen-
sos Isrmarlo', de Cuya conservation
responder con gu cahezs, gran n1mero
de Criados y s0'dadOa.
El gu6Pda rOpR del EmperadoP no
puzzle. pueg, ser mas VGsto nj mas va.
Yiedo.1
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PeIigIO de abIazaT d
los perIO 5.
paToes que los amahI0S canes
tFasnlt8n paTd dsitOs d1hlaOs.

Hay muChss personas, tanto i6venes
como de aYanzada edRd. que muessran
cArifIo excgaivo & los sIperf0e; y en- veT'
dad, aon eaOs animaIRs en general dig
nos de clio. pCr 80 fidalidad.
EI indio anna e1tfs flab blemente q
perro. Uno de estop animales COnati-
tuYe para muchoa 1ndfganRa el meJor
PegtIo que GP Ge puede hEcer. SiTVeIe
de mucho. cd IN fsl comps flsro On lac
inmensas soledadeg en- que Be dealizG
au vida.
Pero todO tiene Gus ventaiss y sug
inConvenienteR. L8Iciencis. que no Sc
canaa en- inveatigar. aconss ia q1e Sc
targa mucho cuidadp en la cor viyen-
Cis con estOs animRles. Pfu6baIO 10
que vamos & deoir: -
Sc sabe que los YePmes intestine les
puedan ser el punt0 de partida. La eau
De OCasiOnaI de muy graves aC2identeg.
El doctor Metachnikff del lsb rate
rio PaatauP-de donds hs salidO tsnta
Iuz-ha st fIaIadc. noN Nhace mucho tiem-
po. Ell papea que los tales Vermes pue.
den dgsempef1Ar enNIa determination
de 10 apendicitis.
EI dccgoF Dietrich. de Besapz6n. he
comunicedo recianteTnente q ls ACade
milo de MedicinS de PAlfs. IL observe
ci6n debida 10 preaencia de un yer.
mes intestinal del R6ner0 Sasc8vide
Ionbeicoides -en otFos t6rminos, de
una lombriz-en an Inin0 de tres me.
Bes de edad.
La transmiGi6a del parasitic parece
habar Sido hechs por un perro.
El autor, en- ga largo estudio. hSCe
notar 10 psrta que tor0an los peFrOs en-
ID trensmisi6n de otras sfeCCiOneS.
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U d hOmbrs hOnrado.

Senior Editor.-Sfrvase informar sus leo
Lores que 81 me escribSn confidencialmente
tes mandare por corre9 en- carta sellada el
plan que segu1 por eI cual obtuve ell resta-
kIec1 n1ento permanente mpacto de mi
q lud vigor varonil despues de amos de su-
II mi sntos de deb1lidad nerviosa, pGrdidss
NJ cturnas parties d9biles atrofiadas.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero de nadie:
ful rob9doy estafado por charlatanes, hasta
perdsr Ia fe del genero humane, pero, pracisg
Lios, estov ahora bier vigoroao fnerte. v
con deaeo de hacer oonocer todos este ram a.
dio cierto de ourarse.
No teniendo NADIA que vsnder nj ouo an
War u. a. D., no deGeo dineFo.
mn Dl19GSioni T2G1 e. BrAnt' Box Delray, MiOh.,
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E tapdo un dia domienao en- un
club de Paris ell ba ron r ,thschild
Oyo 4 Gle un caba al!ero Que esta-
ba hablanao con otro sefior:
-E>toy fastiaIad6. Ell otro dia
presto a K diez m il frances, sin
recibo. y Sc ha ma fchado q Cons
tantiuopla
E ,cribale listed --diio ell baron
dirigi6ndose al q ue acababa de- ha-
blar.
-Ya le he escrit b; pero no me
contesta.
-Entonces. amig , mio, p6ngale
usted una carta en- esta fofma:
&SF. don FuEanO de Tai: Cuanao
los turcos y las tn cas- le dejen a
usteG un ratio de 10 gar. tenga u.s.
ted la bondad de en- Viarme los VEIN
te mil frances que le tengO pres
-Pero 81 solo me 1ebs diez mil
-Pues por ESQ pr ecisamente. De-
SECURE que en- cua anto reciba la
carta Fesponder& diciendo que no
debe mas que la mitad de Ia can
tdad que usted rsclams; y enton-
ces, Spara que quid Ire usted mas
reclbo?
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COLOCACION. Sc daues eoIoc,r
& una sefloFita 6 se nora en- nuestro es-
tabiecimiento de Iabores. Debe poser
ell iDg'6s. Buen Rualdo. DiriiiFge6
The Porto Rico Draw Work and En-.
bFOidePy Co.. FsFtalczA 10. San Juan.
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EMPLEOS DEL GOBIERNO. Me-
dioa de obSenerlos. Sc darS IN curse
complete de instruction y eduCaci6n
para adQuirir CuRlquier empleO del
gobiernO por medic del exsmen en- Ell
servicio civil. Si uated desea coIocar-
Sc en- eI gob;erno, zdiriiaGe & eI Porto
Rico Correspondence Institute. Btx
9O3 San Juan p R. 5v.a
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EstadiStjua ruSa.

N, caIeCeo actuaImente de intsY6s
les detos que dsmOs 6 continuation,
tomsdoB de los cens0s mas recientes.
GcercR de squel imperio absolute do
miciIiado en- Europa.
ComprendidRs les sQuag mediterr6.
neas. tiepe h gran extension superb.
ciaI de % AIS. .568 --ki6metros cuadra.
dos y 1913 797 334 poblsdoreS. 6. por
Cada ki 6mgtro Eg solo menoB dila-
tsdO que el Imperio brit6nioo. y me.
nee po bladO que Cite y Ell ImperiO chi
no. Abarcs ell cetr0 autocFktic0 del
Gar, 10 Ruaia de Europa, lS tajRda de
PolOnia, Ell Gran Ducsdo de Finlsndis.
ei CSucaao eli Asia CentRaI, ID Siberia
Y ell Asis OriantsD cln una De scion
d. 93.83O 1917 9 45O 800. b63 0O0.-
8 25O 1O1 -7.721 1884. .-4.695 726 y
/ 385 826 F~>pecuv hsi te Sc sub
divide en- 77BgOti rnos. II pre vi i2ciRs
y an teFritOri0. Hay S9. 652 $40 grie-
Q0u ortodoxcs. IL 42O 982 @ t6iOos,
8 878 578 prots Stant4s. 10 $50 421 ma.
b hmeta1, 189 401 iGraeiitAs, l mi-
! 6n. 224 032 de otrbs cristianus y
645 SOB De OtFos CultOs. ..~
Exteten 20 ciudades con mas de cien
mil h~bit, tes. entire elias San Petsr6.
burgn Moscow. con mas de un mi.
ll6n; 81 ~Oon mas de SO 900 } "A con
mas de 80 coo Ei d. sarroll0 de les
Ifeaas f6rres' aIcs z.h. h .ce un aflo Ia
Ion zitud ae IS O28 kiI6metros, eu de
iRE tateG afic- 541 O58 y el de las te.
lef f6nic's SO 691 Il 9O29 Sc calOuIa
que el efeCtiv da ej6rcitO, en- TEMPO
de guerra. eg de 3 $40 0OO CON IN mi
ll6r 500 600 de trouas de camoafIa Y
uu mi On de rsserva, 86 41O cficiaIes
, 562 200 csbalIerOa. :
En- 1904 b bfa la flota del BfItico.
la del Mar N gro. la del Caapio y 10
fosisia de Sib9Fia, con IL aImirantes,
"a V ce'almirRntsS y 36 ContraImiran.
tea
La pArtida mss grande del prssu-
pueOto estaba d~dinada en- 1902 & lee
vi 8 de ccmur icaoi6n, era de 446
mil 239 millares de rub blog. Siguiendo
las uestnsdaB { los ramos de guerra,
Fl lsrzss msrina.
La i0stFuNri6n p1bIiCR solo sbsorvfs
entonCeS 36.770 millRrea de rubloa al
SfI9.
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], I, Silva Banking ( Commercial Company,

1 / SIIV3 6d0KDg Y JUlIIIIIEIGIdI JUTIP
San Juan and a uadiIIa PR.
Branch il Paris. ~ PaCede Ia Madeleine
Bills Letters of Credit all cities in theword
Cable transfers, made Collections Depo received
All matters Of banking and trust nature carefully managed
All profitable business solicited ~
NE CORRESPONDENTS OF ~.
Credit Lyonnas London, Paris, Madrid and Barcelona
Banoue TransatlanEque ! Paris.
SociGt6 Paris.
Company New York.
G.. Amsinck & New York.
q. Holin8 New York.
Wells Fargo,Bank San Francisco, California
National Bank o. Kansas City
GENERAL AGENTS OF
Sucrere Centae xCooo>, Aguadia Porto RicOl Paris.
Norwich Union Insurance Society Norwich England
British America Assurance Company Toronto Canada
Steamship Company London
COmpa aonieG8n6rale Paris
InternatonaleT lloyd, Marine Assurance Co. Berlin
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DESPUEs DE PROBAR todog los engaHo
sos osFFemedios que 90 anuncian es cuando mo-
Se egradece Ia efcsciR RADICAL del Digesti-
vo Moiarrieta, Cuya superioridad egtS uniyeF-
VPlmente Confirmada.
Ouracionss desesperadas On personag bian
Conoc1dRg que 10 tomaron duranta tres me-
Ues son las que 10 han heoho RloriogO, pePo
IN solo estuohe produce meioP efeCto que
una dooena de frascos de cuaIuuier otro Fe-
medic; porque ademSs de set el 1inioo verds-
dero Curative radical del est6mapo v del
intestine, sin engafosa acCi6n oalmante. eE
Digestive y PuFihcador dell los alimentoT.
Sc debe sxigir que ceda hdstis tonga "a.
bado 81 nombFo Digestive Mo1afFiets,
Dep6sito general de las FaPmaciss de BIanco On
Ramon AlmRzan FldGI GUiIlerInefV a gsD JmGG
de pUOR>n Rons de V0nta an lag TFiTGnalaS OPoGT9
erias dEuropa AE06vaaa. n -,
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Notieias Z: generates

ANUNCIO. Sc venden les Casas
San SebastiSn 88 y BenefCenCia no 4.
InfoPmOrSn S,f IA. altos.
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Sc VENDE n UaGa ndmero 654 de
10 Gale de San SBbR0tisn. Inforna.
r6 Luis Coy San francisco 1O3.
: -s Bows
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CONSETCj Al L AS MADRES. III EI iatabe cainante
fsa sehnr Wnsow ebe hsarse sieiupre que los nifos
estnn en- eI periodic lie Ia den C6n Proporciona alivo
Armedsso al ueduefio paciente produce sltio
.urai ' .ahquo a2,Via el dolor ell angelic despiera
luy Siyo aiekre rs mlv a4radable al paladar, clma
N no abIanda s,Is cncias aiiya sus dolores hace rs
ile4 ias fheiones del est6maEo egula Jos intestinos
Is 81 msior remedio conocido para a dlarrea "a pro
wanya Asia AZ m 5rntci0nI6 dc cuaquiara caUss
Tiigase uiuchp cuC ado en- pedir 81 Jarabs EslnAal
Ie "a Spnosa WinFlnuy'R IS el UeioE de e9doSe
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EN- SAN JOSE q: se aFquilnn habi.
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AVISO al pdbIlcO,

MientFs Fss dure Ts fSbrics del local.
que ocuDF ba Ia eCasa de pr6stamcsD
de Jol6 B zsn, Allen 21, "a hP traTIs.
dado 81 no % de 10 rnisma CsIle, d0nde
AeguirS aua niamoa rfegocina
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R0M 'LLAvE."

ReConocidamente Ell mas purO. higie
nico y RgrAdRble que 20 fabrics an Il
pals: Se vende en- los pEicipAlea esta-
Dieclmientoa, en- AEaCibo por Suoe-
cores de Roses & Ga
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INcoMBUsTIBLE cELLULoID.
Widens Its Field Of USE b
fulness.

Celluloid, hitherto barred from many
uses because of it's explosive qualities,
has at last been made incombustible
through the. invention of a French
chemist.
An ether-alcohol solution OF cellu-
loid is made, to which is added an
ether-alcohol solution Of perchloride OF
iron. The two are mixed and upon the
evaporation of the solvents COM,
pound having every property Of cellu-
loid and which is not only non-inf1am-
mable but nom ombustible is obtained.
This invention should greatly widen
the field of usefulness Of this modern
product, for celluloid is closely akin.
to guncotton, and its use has been Inn
possible in many directions on this ac-
count. Now lamp bowls may be made
of the new product, and really vi
breakable chimneys are among the Inn
mediate possibilities.
Sheet celluloid already has displaced
glass in picture framing where ths
frame is apt to be subjected to roug!
usage, and now glass will be crowded
out of other fields.
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are fitted and fastened in place. To
avoid end wood these brackets should be
cut out of a long strip as shown in Fig.
141, and may be fastened to the leg and
shelf by means of round head screws as
shown at E. If, however, flat head screws
are used to fasten the legs (see B, Fig.
14O) bowels must be used to connect the
bracket to the leg. and screw for the
shelf as at F.
The table is now ready for the drawer,
plan of which is given in Fig. 142. The
drawer should be dove-tailed, as indi-
Gated in the drawing, but if preferred it
may be made with lemons and grooves,
as shown in Fig 143, which makes a
very strong construction if well fitted
and glued, requires less time than
dovetailng. To prepare the front piece
for this joint it is first cut with the back
saw and chisel as shown at A, after
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SALEM.

Salem. Dec 26.-Quite q large num-
Der gathered at each CT the churches
Saturday evening. Each Sunday
school rendered a we'll prepared pro-
gram Tho Christmas trees bore many
pretty and useful presents. Christmas
treats for each sunday school scholar
We're composed of Christmas candies.
The time was DELIGHTFULLY."- spent. Yet
all this pleasure did not Danish the
old time custom of Christmas Many
little stockings were eagerly sought on
Monday mornin~ and joyful voices
We're heard BY Santa Claus for his
Kindly reMembranees. Inc CAc!stnas
dinners We're generally family ENJOY
iiie 5rhs f,,nar,, 80 ,rrs ,rorv sbrinar
tie on a. " ~ - "a. T5aa l,tn
s ST. o. 20. ~. 80 - -. -. - 49,
S 81 liiei' MY ny laI ~,
49,. t.sag a. ~, De- d., Joes nastn,
of the congregational church Inter
ment was made in the Salem GENE
terv. The deceased had been. a resi-
dent of salem most of her life she
was worthy member of the Ladies
club. also the Ladies' Aid and Mis-
sionary societies Of the CONGREGATIONAL
| church and was highly esteemed by
| a large circle of friends. The husband
aged "a years, a son W. T. Shriner, and
two brothers. Samuel and Thomas
Siveter, survive her.
The Ladies' Aid society have an
nounced a fine program fer their en-
tertainmcnt to be given at the Con
| grepational church on Wednesday ev.
| enine.
Those who attended the open ses.
| sion of the Literary societies of Whit.
4 tier college. were well pleased wifi
the nrogram and its rendition.
Miss Matte Hughes has gone tt
make an extended visit with her sis
ter. Mrs Bo.gy at Marshalltown.
Ma, I,,.;,,3 = ,io,,; ~,
,o1i i'd is, 1,e;+,, ha ~ amt Ms NJ
t,oiiodss Nm . ne dui''' W. ~ ~
oWan' d. i'aliN me
| The new depot IS being pushed tt
completion as fast as possible AM
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BELkNAP.

Belknap Dec. &c. r. Bell came
In from Hamilton, Montana, Christ
mas eve to visit with his brother, D.
H Bell and his sisters, Mrs Betsy
Dodd and Mrs. jeanette Nelson.
Joe Locker, who has been working
for the Wabash and Rock Island near
Gallatin, Mo-, has been given a night
lob at Clifton, Mo- Mr. Locker is a
brother of Mrs. Thomas Riley. His
friends are much pleased with his
success he has thus far attained.
DR.. D. P. Breed, Of Grinnell. state
missionary for the Iowa Congrega-
tional Home Missionary society, who
held a meeting at Eldon last week,
came up here Thursday in the interest
Of the Congregational church at this
place.
Mrs. Samuel Klinginsmith and three
children, Charles, Bessie and Jessie,
who have been visiting for the past
two weeks with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Mccormick, ex-
pect to leave tomorrow morning for
their home at Lucerne, Mo.
John Bonar has purchased the G. r
Wilson farm near Drakeville.
G. D. Putnam, of Wyoming, came in
Sunday morning for a visit with rela-
lives and friends.
The M. w. A. camp has purchased
the store room of J. w. Miller in which
they have held their meetings for the
past year, for the sum of $500, a strip
Of ground 25x44 feet is included with
he building. The Woodmen expec:
10 work the building over and get it il
better shape for their meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs William Spohr are
spending Christmas at Eldon with rel
atives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Neal and chill
}ren. of Seymour, are spending a few
days here with Mrs. O'Neal's father
p n. Burns and with the families o,
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G. H. Middleton and ODE Burns.
j. E. Johnson has put a new roof on
his blacksmith shop.
John Wagner loaded a car here last
week with baled hay for shipment.
Mrs. H.s c. Rankin is reported on
the sick list
W. S. Kinney, of Perry township,
daughters, Misses Faye and Blanche,
VINO are teaching school near Union
vile. The train being two hours late,
Mr.. Kinney was delayed here quite a
while.
Mrs. Mary Mccormick and daugh-
ter. Miss Cora We're the guests We'd
nesday of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. McCor-
mick.
Mrs. Fannie Watson and little
daughter, Cleo, of Danville, Ill, and
Mrs. Watson's father, Mr.. Locker. of
Coatesville. Mo-, We're the guests las
week of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Riley.
Mr. Locker and daughter, Bessie and
little son. Ernest in company with
| Mrs. Watson and little daughter ex-
vile, ILL.,, where Mr.. Locker expects to
make his home.
Miss Allie Morris, of Ottumwa, is
spending Christmas here with her
mother, Mrs. Elmira Morris.
Prof. Burrows, a lecturer, occupied
the pulpit yesterday afternoon at the
Methodist Episcopal church for Rev
| w. II. Slack, who is engaged in re-
vival meeting at Locust Grove.
| Mrs. Maggie McMains is spending
] Christmas at Locust Grove, with her
mother, Mrs John Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Hancock and
sons, and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Rice ano
little son are spending Christmas with
Bloomfield friends.
Mr.. and Mrs James Spilman and
Allen Thompson, of Ottumwa, spent
Sunday at the parental ]. c. Thomp-
son home.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Post and little sor
are spending Christmas near Florls
with friends.
7. H. Welsh is spending Christmas
south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Toole and chill
dren are spending a few days witt
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Dodd
Mrs. Reva McMains expects to leave
/ Tuesday for Eldon for a few days
visit with relatives and friends.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Bonar and chill
dren attended the Christmas tree ser.
vices at Drakeville Saturday evening
Mrs. Tat Christy, of Ottumwa, wa:
a caller at the j. M. Mccormick hon'
yesterday morning.
Joe Proctor, of Ottumwa, was 6
\ Belknap visitor last Wednesday.
Mrs. William Post visited Saturda,
night and Sunday with her daughter
Mrs. Yahuke, of West Grove.
Miss Ora Thompson left Sunda.
evening for visit with ottumw;
friends.
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Congregational church the first week
in January.
d. A. Hartley has gone on a bust
ness trip to New Mexico.
Blaine Pckard and Miss Rose Kin
ney of Cottonwood, were united IN
wedlock Sunday.
Saturday Mrs. John Long returned
from Keoknk, where she had spent
several weeks taking treatment at
the hospital.
Miss Maud Garretson came from
Chicago Friday to spend few days
with relatives.
Mrs. Rosa Frazier and son, Everett,
were in Mt Pleasant Saturday.
r. Pierce, OF Burlington, is visiting
at the parental homo.
Mr.. and FRS. ]. L. Guy and son
| Manuel, of Hamilton. ILL.,, are guests
at the home of Mrs Guys parents
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. Davidson.
/ The children and grandchildren
numbering twenty-one, of Mrs. Hes
ter JOY, enjoyed Christmas tree anc
| a ioll,- time at her home Saturday eV-
| ening.
MI. and Mrs. Samuel Donaldson al
their home three miles west OF town
had dinner guests Thursday and cele'
brated their fifteenth wedding ami,
versary The time spent was hours
of pleasure for those present.
Mrs. skinner departed Friday for al
extended visit with relatives in I'LL
nois.
Mrs. L. A. Kittle spent Wednesda,
shopping at Mt Pleasant.
Misses Angie and Carrie Pidgeon
/ from Penn college, Oskaloosa, ant
Eva and Julia Pidgeon, of Eddyville
are spending their vacation at home
4 Friday morning, Mrs. Samuel Don
aldson slipped on the ice in front Q
j. NJ Triplet's store. From the fal
she sustained fractured bone at tn
elbow.