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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-06-29
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News of the Week.

James Bone has moved TO Garland.
Mrs. Mulner Of Tooele Co. is in Lehi
Born TO Lawrence Brems, a baby
girl.
S. w. Ross made trip to.Rush Val
ley this week.
Mrs. W. ]. Snow of Provo, is visiting
with Mrs. Jos. ID. Cox.
Abe Gudmansen has gone to Eureka
for few days.
Chris Anderson went to Strawberry
Valley Tuesday.
Mayor Roberts and family were Fair
field visitors Sunday.
Mr.. Stout OF Am. Fork was visitor
to Bostonia this week.
. Mrs o. A. Crisman IL visiting with
her mother, Mrs McOmie.
AL Burnett and Mr.. Morgan of Span
ish Fork, are visiting here.
Mrs. S. J. Taylor has returned from
the Lewis and CLARK fair.
Mrs. John Loveridee is here visiting
her brother.in-law, Don Loveridge.
Geo. Southwick, who was summoned
on the jury at Provo, was released Mon
day.
Get your Hold-last Skirt Supporters
at Mrs. Mary RockwelPs, 4 blocks north
of Racker Mercantile.
Mrs. Sabina Candland and family
will remove TO Salt Lake this week,
where they will run boarding house.
Daune McCandlass' baby died oil
whooping cough Monday evening
The funeral was held at American Fork
Wednesday.
1t takes severe matrimonial frost to
kill the orange blossoms used in making
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 80
cents. Tea or Tablets.
The district school alumni will hold
their yearly social in the city pavilion
tomorrow night, for which elaborate
preparations have been made by the
committee.
Sunday afternoon at the Third ward
meeting house, the Primary held con-
ference. Lester Bullock, one OF the stake
officers, was present A good program
was rendered.
Mrs. Louis Ernest, Evansville, Ind
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea il
splendid. Makes sick people wei!
Cured me after others failed. Tea Of
Tablets.
The fires which started Sunda,
in the foot hills near the point oil thu
Mountain are still spreading. Tuesda.
afternoon the smoke was mountain
high. In some of the other countie
these fires have done much damage.
A new street has been opened N
near ID. IL. Allred's residence
making decided improvement; also tn
street from S. L. Goodwln's rnnnin
north to Jas. Roberts is being opened
Constipation causes two-th'fds oil al
sickness IN the world. Why suffer whe
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea Wi
make you well aud keep you we'll?
A surprise was given Sister PeaI
Cough ut her home by her Sunda
School class. All had a pleasant time
Mrs. Cough leaves Saturday for ldHh
Falls, where her husband is at worE
The Sunday School will miss AN earne'
and faithful worker.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-06-29
A Bad Scare.

Some day you will get had scare,
when you feel pain in your bowels aud
fear appendicitis. Safety lies in Dr..
Kings New Life Pills, sure cure for
all bowel and stomach diseases, such as
headache, biliousness, costiyeness, etc.
Guaranteed at 4 J Wadsworth's drug
tore, only Zoe, Try them.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-06-29

Advertisements i'm these columns
cents per line each insertion.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-06-29
Library Divided

At an NJ l. A. officers meeiingsof th'
four wards it was decided 70 divided n,
library among the -four associate IONS
The committee appointed met Ihex
morning and ar result we have fou
libraries in place OF one.
Lehi for years was proud Of he
library and she was successful in collact
ing several hundred books.
Many OF the volumes were loaned o Al
and never returned. Any one haviJI
books should report them to the PreLi
ent Of the NJ. /. A.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-06-29

You ought TO see what lovely hats for
girls Broadbents are putting on Gale foI
9Dc and Sl24,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Kendall Of
Pueblo, Colo, are here whiting with his
father, Judge Kendall.
Broadbents are giving pair OF hose
FREE with every pair of shoes OF
slippers purchased this week.
Ida TAYLOR and Lexia Trane returned
from Heber Sunday, where they had
been visiting friends for several days.
Talk about your cheap ribbons
Broadbents store is the place to get
them. 30c. ribbon for l5c., and so on
John Brown, who is now living at
Grand Junction, will be home this
week to spend the Fourth with his
family.
Mr.. Hampstead, Supt. of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone Co., was in
Lehi Saturday in the interest Of his
company.
L. II. Greene and wife returned home
Saturday from the East, where they
have been visiting relatives and friends
the past month.
Arthur Woods and wife of Salt Lake
City, are visiting with friends here. lie
was a ssionary companion OF Jos. S.
Broadbent.
James Walker and daughter of Salt
Lake CITY, who kept one Of the mission
conference houses in England, is in
Lehi visiting friends.
Mrs. j. l.. Frazier, Mrs. Monroe
Frazier, Miss Title Eldredge and }. l..
Frazier, Jr., of Oakley, Idaho, are visit
ing with Bert Peterson.
VIM, Pruiit OF Portland, Oregon, was
visiting with Jas. NJ. Kirkham this week
MI. Pruit is a plasterer by trade and Is
considering locating in l.ehi.
r. j. Stice, wife and children, agent
for the Salt Lake route. will take leave
OF absence aud visit his old home and
friends in Missouri and Illinois.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-06-29
Sprained Ankle Stiff Neck, Lain
Shoulder.

These are three common ailments 10
which Chamberlain's Pain Balm is f.
pecidlly valuable. Ii promptly applle'
il will save you time, money aud suffer
ing when troubled with any onel {
these ailments. For sale by II b Me1r
heW.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-06-29
High Council Meeting.

The regular High Council Meeting OF
the Alpine Stake will he held at the
usual place on Friday evening, June 80,
1905, at 2 80.
Stephen H. Chapman,
James II. Clarke,
Abel j. Evans,
Stake Presidency.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-01

to avail themselves OF some vi the Dig
bargains offered by our merchants.
Though the Attendance was rather
light for the first two days, the
"swappers" were pretty we'll in evil
dence on Saturday, and, altogether,
must have been q success from n
financial point of view. It was
mixed aggregation of almost every
variety of horse flesh, from the su-
perannuated~ bone-yard "plug," to
the head-up-and. tail,ovor. .the-d h.
beard roadster" In addition to
mere commercial considerations, it
had the effect to bring the people of
the town and county together, in in
innate touch with each other, where
questions of economic importance
could be discussed, and opinions
freely exchanged on various subjects
of domestic interest.
Uncle Zeke paid our town q hasty
business call on last Thursday, and
did your correspondent the honor to
dine with him. Uncle Zeke is an old
and valued friend, whom It is always
peculiar pleasure to II Get.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.
We are sole agents for Harrison's
Town and Country Paints.
Folrer e. THORNLEY,.

We are sole agents for Harrison's
Town and Country Paints.
FolGer & THORNLEY,.
If you want bargains don't fail
to attend r. G.. Carriers closing out
sale.
Old newspapers, suitable for
wrapping purposes, for sale at this
Office ct &c the pound.
Coats thread 48c per doz' Q doz.
95c at Carter's, Liberty.
r. e. Garter is closing out his
store at Liberty, and is Offering great
bargains. Head his new nd. .,
When you paint your house nso
the best paint-Harrison's Town and
Country Paints.
Folger & Thornley,, Agt.
My stock of buggies, wagons, har
ness, and Implements of various
kinds for preparing your land, is too
large, and I will slaughter prices for
cash until this stock is reduced.
4t r. NJ. Lowery, Seneca, $. 9.
For Sale-S0 acres we'll timbered
land eight miles north of Easley,
in Dacusyille Township. G. w.
Taylor, Groenville, S. 9.
Sixty head of mulcs md horscs
any kind you want. All broke and
ready to work. Will make prices to
cash buyers that will make tho sale.
Come this week if you want choice of
bargains. II. NJ. Lowery,
at Seneca, 8. G,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-01

William Sizemore an aged and
respected colored citizen breathed
his last on the 18th ult. He leaves
four SONS and two daughters to
NOUN his death. On the follow
ing afternoon tho funeral services
were hold at his homo, Rev. r.
Williams Of Seneca conducting the
services in the presence of large
congregation Of both white and
colored. We that obereaved ask
tho sympathy and prayers Of every
one. j. S. S.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-01
ElASL LEY NEWS.
FURNISHED BY "JOSEPHUS," OUR
REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
Pencil Pictures PrettIIy Portrayed for
the Public.

'Hasley, Jan. 3O.--An epidemic oil
the "grip" has struck this town, and
a large per cent of its population is
more or less indisposed. Drs. Wyatt
and Gilliland have their hands quite
full just at present. Mr.. Ross Hen.
derson and every member of his
household is down with colds. Mr.
John Craig, our popular merchant
and livery.man, who has been sick for
the past week, but was reported bet
ter, has suffered relapse, and is
again confined to his room. Mr..
Craig's trouble is cold, with bilious
complication. DR.. Gilliland is at
tending Mr.. Craig and also tho fa,ni.
ly Of Mr.. Henderson.
MIR. Ralph Robinson has boon SO.
riously ill with pneumonia, but is II.
ported as batter. Ralph is q clever
boy and his many friends will be
gratifed to see him out agoin
Mr.. 3. Q. johnson was
on the street time or two
but was forced back into h
the severity of the weathe> ,,.".,:eI
either now, or heretofore c. :l'. ,ir@;
list, are Major Bradley, M :.
O'DolI, and Mr.. Frank Day trra;. j.
pretty tough fiLrc, and i !,,at. -
pretty heavy blow of most my tn.o;;,
the grip" not excepted, l. 'soock
him out"
Mr.. Simeon McHugh, aDt!t-3 ..l
reputable mechanic, as we q s.' all
round clever fellow, left 81 .r... i-r
his home in Greenville. -. y 10 .
had been here for some twr un ...aa
months, in tho employ of oot,1ntor
Watson, and by his gem 1o:o~~
and pleasant personality, :ua3 =. "a
a number of friends who :, ~ ia. tn
give him up. We hope t. ,ro. 1i, |
with us' again.
Mr.. Henry e. Rector, IrEt .s.> 4
mechanic but employed A. i,:.,t.d
court house, passed thror '.a~t l
Friday, en-route for b. H.ano Il
Greenville.
Quite a number of pro .. 81
zens from the county We j~ y
Thursday, Friday and ,
attendance on the "Hor.
Convention" They cam" y %. -.
sibly to trade horses, bul -,n.-..- L.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-01
LllO DIOOI1l.

Mrs. Leila D. A. Keister, nee
Miss Leila Lindsay. daughter of w.
K. Lindsay, of Central, died at the
home of her husband, L L. Keister,
in Savannah, Ga, on Monday, the 23d
ult. Her remains were brought to
her old home at Central and buried
at Mount Zion church, of which she
was consistent member. She was
also member of Ruth Rebekkah
Lodge of Savannah. Mrs. Keister
leaves n devoted husband, three lit
tie girls and father and mother to
whom sympathy is extended.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-01

no spoDV eo'ol". l,.." -. ~.
While in The city he visited the great
cotton exchange, and made thor
ougll Investigation of tho cotton
question and talked with number
OF tho most extensive dealers in the
staple, and says he is satisfied that if
tho farmers will hold their cotton
ninety days longer there will be a
considerable advance in the price.
lie says that many of tho dealers
and speculatYa confess that the far
mers have the situation in their own
hands if they will keep their cotton
OIL the market few weeks longer,
but they do not believe that tho far,
mersaWill stick together. - Anderson
lntelhgoncer.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-01
Say" "MurrAY,S,,

When you've got a bad cough just
say "Murray's." If druggist gives
you anything but "Mnrray's Hore-
haund, Mullen and Tar you're not
getting the best and snrest cough
remedy. Make him give you Mura
rays. Acts quicker and you get q
50cts bottle for 25cts.
Every druggist has it.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-01
Mics Bessie Partridge, Of Atlanta,
visiting the family of Dir. B 1T.

Miss Bessie Partridge, Of Atlanta,
is visiting the family of Dir. B 1T.
Mrs. W. J. Parker, of the Mile
Greek section, visited in Pickcns this
week.
--Jim Carey, who has been sick
with fever for two months, is able TO
sit up.
Miss Vesta Ashmore is visiting
her sister, Mrs. D. j. Carter, in
Grcenville.
Miss Hussie Whitmire of Oconee
county, is attending the Pickens
graded school.
An epidemic Of grippe is preva-
lent in this community and some at.
tacks are severe.
Tile young folks of Pickens en-.
joyed a pound party at ex-Sheriff
McDanieps Monday night.
CARY Hiott, our efficient helper,
is confined to his room with grippe;
we hone he will soon be out again.
Mrs. Jane Williams, of the
Brushy Creek section of Anderson
county, is visiting friends in Pickens.
- Mrs. Essie Hughes attended the
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-01
Domestic Troubles.

It is exceptional to find family
where there is no domestic ruptures oc-
casionally but these can be lcssened by
having DR.. Kings New Life Pills
around. Much trou ole they save by
their great work in Stomach and Liver
troubles. They not only relieve you
but cure. 25c, ut Pickens Drug Co.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-01

Notice 40 DcbtOrs and CredIt0rS.
All persons having claims against tho
estate of +, 6. Parsons, deceased, are
required to present the same properly
attested to the undersigned Ifor payment
by tho LIST day Of April, 1905, and nil
persons indebted to said cstnte must make
payment ut once to
J. T.. Parsons, Administrator.
Feb. Q, 1905, 3t.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-01
Cotton is crawling up toward 7c.

Cough
Cotton is crawling up toward 7c
Auditor Keith is out on his an
nual round.
20. II. Cantrell vas pleasant
caller at this office Monday.
Flour continues to advance in
price Tho best patent flour is now
worth $7.25 barrel.
We have had more big whto
frosts this fall and win ter than wo
ever ssw in one season before.
We nro adding new subscribers
to our list every day, but we still
have room for few more names.
"A large number of commercial
travellers are now visiting this town
soliciting orders for spring goods.
~ 1ou want to be thoroughly adj
veS in Pickens county Tho Sen
tinel:Nbgs nal is the medium to use.
"A local weather prophet says
this section will be visited by two
big SHOWS within the next month.
Misses Kate Hester and Ella
Eooper visited Mrs. Southerland, at
Chs 8.tfn, a number of days last week.
On account of some of our help
being sick we are compelled to hold
over some good articles; they will ap-
pear next week.
The South is short on food and
forage Crops ands long on cotton;
bring abont parity. Raise more
to eat and seed for your stock
Those who did not pay their tax
es before the first of February will
have to pay two per cent penalty in
addition to the amount of the taxes
,cres in cotton at 10 cents
- t" money than twenty acres
Is n.''n at S cents. Remember
a.. rs when planting your crop.
We have not heard from several
of our county correspondence in some
time. Wake up, friends, and lot the
people know what is going on in your
respective section.
.-... Now is the time to secure bar.
gains in fall and winter goods. Read
the advertisements carefully in the
Sentinel'Journal and you will know
where to get them.
You can sec here and there in
tho county some small "patches !"
OF cotton still to be picked. Some
farmers say that at present pricos it
does not pay to fool with it.
-~Sportsmen throughout the State
are considering tho matter of asking
the geaeral assembly to shorten the
open season for partridge shooting
and make it extend from January to
March.
-"That the farmers moan busi.
ness in their expressed intention of
reducing cotton acreage this year is
proven by the small movement of fer.
tilizers," said q prominent railroad
man to reporter of the Columbia
Record recently.
A young lady was alone in he1
fathers house near Anderson ono day
last week. She heard noise under
the house, and looking found negro
man hiding. She gavo the alarm,
and the man was caught and given
twenty five lashes in place of lynch
ing. Ladies' should not be left un.
protected in country homes.
Capt Smytho, of Pelzor, in his
remarks Monday night before the
Board of Trade, humorously remrkod
in connection with his remarks on
immigration, in q humorous way,
that during Christmas day fourteen
babies were born in Pclzcr and that
shortly after midnight, twins followed
making sixteen in all. ll.---Greonville
WH' ...,...
... e. - -. &
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-01
.IYiyg,ns S,pEit,I-lsgraaL
lIapDaaipgs 0t q L9csl aud PERSONAL Nature,

nhero H. a. nicr,bo floating round in
space that gives rs all the grip.
It's bono is 70 il Russia, but it's down
hrtc ii Z Zip.
lis a c'noIe~j in'Gd writer from tho
land OF Shuboloff,
And when it gets hold on: you
You cou gh,
Cough, -
Cough.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
AFECcT6N NERVIOSA Y
DEBILEDAD CURADAS
POR LA E-RU-NA.

sta. Sadie Robinson, Gale Rand No.
4, Maiden, Mass, escribe 10 siguiente:
use me recomend6 la Peruna hace un
afo mas s. menos, como un excelente
remedio para los males propios de
nuestro sexo, como he Ytsto Que es
vdrdad todo 10 que Sc ha dicho de esta
medicina, con placer Ia recomiendo.
"F7acen sfete meses empec6 6nsarIa
para los nerViOs y debHidads cauSad8
nor Ell exces0 de frabaiO & inSOn1niOs
note que pOcOs dias despues recO-
braba mi apetftO, dOrEuf8 n7efOr y
me f0rfaEecfa, Ia iidad ddesapereci6,
he cur6 1fOs nerYiOS, ydeSde enfOuCes
me sientO bien y fnerfe.~
Dfrijase por consejo medico gratis, al
Doctor Hartman, Presidente del Hart
man, Santtario, Columbus, Ohio,
n. u. de A.
Pars direeciones especiales cada cua
debeleer GLas enfermedades de Ia vida1, III
ejemplA del cual, acompafia como envoltuF,
oada b5tella:
La Pe-ru-na Ia tienen de venta todos lo
qu1micos y droguistas, al precio de un dolla
La bOtella, 8 sells botellas por cinco dollaTs.
Aquellos que deseen correspondence di
recta con 81 DIR. Hartman, Y que pueden es
perar las dilaciones necesarias en- Ida vuel-
ta del correo, pueden dirigirse al mismo Dr.
8. B. Hartman Columbus. Ohio. q. 8. A.
Pldol G1illarnnaty, Plaza Alfonso XII
San Juan, p. R. puede VendeF los farma
ceuticoB y dFoguistas al por menor, on la ISL
de PuePtoRiCo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
Para los Es
tad0s Unid0s,
NusStfO Director 50 ausonta DOT
brave tamROTadl.

Hoy, pOr vapor eCaracaaS, embaYcR-
ron de este puerto con rumbo & los
Estsdoa Unidos dofIG Conception Z,n0
viudn de Franceachi y sus nifios v la
Stfl1rita BArbArita Zsn0 GAn6ia.
Acompafian a In distinguida sonora
y ia Drits au hermano nuestFo queri-
do director-eI doctor M z sno Gsndia
y su aObrino el ven don Carlos Z9no
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS del sf nor
Zsno Candle.
Ademae, emb3rcRrcn en- el prCpi0 VA
EOr sCaracAas los apfeciabies esppsos
Cesari-AntorRiORgi de Yauc0, unidoa
por lszos de pErentesco con nuestro
director.
PerBonGH tOdas de nuestro hondo y
sincere afectO, les despedim0s Bintier.
do vivamente su ausencia. pero ale
grandonOs de que ALA, en- Ia lbre
Am6rica, Iaa mas grAtaS satisfGCciones
IcRren.
En- Cuanto 81 DR.. Zeno Gandia cuyo
alto & incanaa bic trnbSjo en- este diario
por la digDidRd v por eI bienestRE de
su patris ha pOdido apreCiar el pals
Observation-Disclosures vernoG pri
vados por alg6n tempo de su inteli-
gente direction y de sus mobiles colse-
jos. perO nos satilface much0 mas que
Vigorice On Norte Am6rica 60 salnd,
sdu cuandO. de seguro. ga amor 8
Puert1 Rico le inI Iulse ALA como ac6
& Is IuchR por los derechos de nueutEa
TERRA.
Que rinda eI SCsrGcRs0 felicfsimo
viSje y que pEOnto podamos estrechtr.
de vuelta & ID pAtFiS, IL diestra del no
bic amigo y del fntegro v le0l puerto
rriqurfi0 que se AusentR.
A ely toda la apreciAbIe fsmilia
que embarca, ,deseamos feIicfsimo
viSie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
LOS GlRROS ELEGTRIGOS.

VeFdaderamente Ia capital de Puerto
Rico ests de eDhorabuenR por 81 exec
lente seFviciO de carros el6ctriso6 de
que hCtualmente goza.
GraCias los esfuerzos incesanteS del
acSuAl director general de Il cOmpA fIfb
Mr.. Chas. 3 Warner, ae han FealizR-
do algunAG mejoras notAbles en- 81 ser.
viCio el cual eg 70 igusl aide CuGIquieI
Jfuea de CarrOs el6ctric0s en- los ESta-
DOS UEidos.
Hace p0cO tempo 90 inici6 81 servi-
clio de75 minutes tpdo el diR los saba
dos y dominRoG, dias en- que eI t-sfioo
de dichoa C6rFoS es immense, pueB van
llenos hasta los puertas desde IS ma
mana haatR 10 n0che por aIeRFes multi.
tudes que Be dirigen 81 PArque Borin.
quen y OtrOs sitios de recreO.
LS CompafliS cuentA 70 con empIea.
dos competentisincs On t0dOs sus
departamentos asegur0ndo asf Ia como
didad de los pasRjeros y el buen Orden
del servicio. Algunas modifi cRciones
hechas 6ltimamente en- el personal de
ID Compafiia hSn resultRdo benefCiouaG
on todOs C0nceptos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
NOficia8 De Af8clb3
(De maestro coresponsog).

Mayo 5.-LAs fiestas raligiosas cele.
bredas en- esta iglesia en- honor del mes
de diCadO & Maria. quedan con gran lu-
cimientO y esplendidez.
-EncontT6ndOae en- uso de icencia
,eI doctor M. MaFtfotz RosGeIl6 meal.
co de sanidad de egte puerto, hR side
designAdo pOr h direction para susti
turtle el doctor Fernando AIemsn.
-PAreCe que ID Compa fifs de zar-
zucla hR deaistido de ga idea de dar
RIgunaB funCiones en- nuestro teatro.
Sc dice volVerS d compaiiia dramati
tica que diriQe el seflor Terradas , que
tan buenos recuerdOs dej6 en- estR po-
blGci6D.
-HAn terminGdo Io1 iuicios por iu-
RADIO que se celebraban en- estG Corte
de DiStrito.
-Muy animado y ConCurFido qued6
el bale de artesanp1 que se di6 en los
BAlones del ConsiOtoriO.
-HastS el diA 90 del GCtuGI Sc ha
prorroGado Il admission de solicitudes
para ingres0 en- el CueFpo de B9mbe
rOg.
Han Bido designadas 10 stfiorau
y 10 cAbaIIero8 como madrinas y o.
dEiDOs respectiVameute 10 y prOtectore1
del benem6ritO Cuerp0 de Bombsros
que be TeoYganizB.
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enss66 & Manuel Rivers.


Manuel R5VerG Colon. Viva fren-
ta s "a casa de los espOsOs; conoce de
vista & Torres Mnpge. 10 vic ,entrsr
una noChe entire y8y Otras veces
pud0 verlO en- Ta aCeEa de Il casa. u ne
noche vic baiar & una muiar y darIe
ESpiz y cartas. L!am6 Limo y 81 le
dijo era Torres.
TeEminadas Las deCIaraciones dice eI
defsnsor sefi0F II Lopez que 81 pu-
diera traer mayor ndmero de testiRos
per0 que ge conforma con los que all
han decIaradO. PresentR ana carts sin
frma, p0r 81 Ell e .caI quiere admitirIa
como m6rito. & ia de que eI iurado Ie
e6 81 valOr que crea pueda tener. EI
fiscal Sc opOne = el defens0F no insista
In COrts se declafs en- FecsSo p0r
circ0 minutes.
a Lao menos siete minutes de ln
tarde be Yuelve coDstituiE eI. TFibu
nal empezando 81 sefloF CampilEo su
acuaaci6n de u que pudinos tOmaP va
rios cunceptos que dsremOs cOnoCer.
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AIarma en- IaeCalIo
de- San Francisco.
Ri1eron aIIf dos individuos.

{ Antier tarde ocurri6 una pequefl,
aIaFma en- 10 caIle de San francisco
esquina & Ia Cruz.
Los individuOs Manuel Onofre ,
Manuel Bastard tuVieron una pequeff
diferencia con motive de an negoCio
de sombrerss de psis del pals.
De Los palabras sc fueron & Ios he.
chos. prOduci6ndOse ambos aiRunaa
contusiones.
Iotervino ID pOlicia detaniendo & los
contendientes y produciando 81 parse
correspondents.
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A v | S 0 !.

Durante Ia ansencia De nuestro
director el DR.. M. Zsno Gambia,
diriiase toda Ia correspondence ad-
ministrativa. giros postales, chekes,
etc. al administration senior Ber-
nardo Blandino.
La correspondence pOlitica al
director INFERNO sehor Juan Bras
Chi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
Enpesa De Vapoes de- Spbtnos De Henera

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savo vaE1aoion aupon convne
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