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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-05-03
County Correspondence.
SWASVILLE CENTER.

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Melissa Mckeen has about one hundred
hens and in the month of March they laid
l55 dozen of eggs. -. Fred Brown has lOst
his horse Nellie Rose has gone to Arson,
Me, to teach school Eleanor Maxim has
gone to FuXcroit, Me, to visit her sister. :.
Mrs. Alouzo Holmes is very sick rank
Robertson. who was born and brought up
in this tuwn but who has lived in Belfast
for some time, is to move to Portland;
William dement's was in Monroe Sunday.
...C harles Gilmore ard a lady friend were
guests OF his mother, Mrs. David Wlngate,
Sunday. Isaac Mckeen is at home from
Noburn, Mass, for while =. Mrs Iy bea' IS IS
having her hay pressed. Mrs. WebD is
gaining.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Percival Harding is at home from Nor
wood, Mass, on vacation. School began
in this district April 50th, Miss Alice
Crocker of Bucksport. teacher. School
begun at Mt. Heagan April 30th, Miss
Hattie Partridge of Prospect, teacher. -.
Mrs. Nary A. Hartman had dandellon
greens April 10Th dug from her garden. and
the oath of April had a sleighride. &c. u
Carley was in town several days last week
looking after the repairs on his summer
home here He was the guest while here
to his home in West Newton, Mass. last
Friday. Mrs G. Is. Brown returned last
week from a visit in Massachusetts,. =.
News was received here last Saturday
morning of the death of Capt. Arthur 5;
Wilson Of New London, Conn, formerly OF
this place. Particulars next week.
FRANKFORT.
Mir, John PIERCE and daughter have re-
turned to New Y Ork -. Work on the Frank
fort creamery is being rushed and Will
soon be Completed. Mr.. W. S. Grant has
resumed work on his new grain store at
The station and it is now nearly closed lu
Mr. ). 7. Sprague's new store is near,
-ng completion. 1t is 30 by Sc feet, the ROOT
cunning lengthwise Of the building which
faces the road. Windows occupy the entire
.ront and part CT the north end. The SIDES
are covered with ''Amatite, d granite color
ed composition of coal tar, paper and gravel
The interior has steel ceiling and the
walls are covered with the same material
The stcre Will be open for a cash grocery
Grade some time this month, Mr.. L. f
Guddy will begin improvements on his
buildings as soon as carpenters can be 90
tained.. Mir. 7. II. Clark has begun work
on tie roads which are in very bad shape.
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WALDO STATION.

Spring is again upon us, and daily the
old-new miracle is being Wrought-the
resurrection of all life in nature, and OF
hope and cheer to those who look upon IT.
The brown trees are slowly putting on their
dress of living green and the fields Will soon
wear the look of life and growth; the wei
come songsters. too, are here and all the
animate things of nature bid us rejoice with
them. The schools in town began Aprli
23d. 900. Charles Barnes recently bought a
half interest in an eight-horse power gaso-
lene engine and is engaged in saving wood
Levenseller Bros. have a two-horse power
engine for use on the FARM. Ross Little
field recently had a carload OF grain come
from Waterville.. =. Libby Bros. are now
shipping cattle from this Station.
BURNHAM.
A surprise party visited the pleasant home
of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reynolds Friday
evening, April goth. The occasion was the
celebration OF the thirty first birthday OF
Mr. Reynolds. AT an early hour the VISITORS
began to pour in and it was a perfect sur
prise to Mir. Reynolds, who was taken com,
pletely by storm. He was further surprised
when liberal display of presents was
shown him taStefully arranged on table.
The evening was pleasantly spent IN games
of whist, vocal and instrumental music,
PLAYING plays and dancing, afterWhlch home
made candy, ice cream and cake and fruit
were served. At a late hour the company
dispersed feeling that they had been well re,
paid by the evenings entertainment and
Wishing Mr.. Reynolds many returns OF this
happy OCCASION. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM; II.
Kimball, Mr.. ard Mrs. Warren Harding,
| Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Reynolds, Mr.: and
Mrs. John Harding and daughter and MI
and Mrs Herbert Reynolds were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reynolds Sunday, April
22nd... 0. a. Dodge, who has been on the
sick list for severa! weeks, is somewhat i'm
proved at this writing. Mrs. Dodge is teach
ing in district No. 8 and conveying the
pupils from district No. S, distance OF %
miles.
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Miss Annie jenkins, who was in San
Jose at the time of the terrible earth
quake disaster, has been heard from as
safe and unipiured. Her mother and
other relatives and friends feel greatly
relieved as much anxiety was felt fol
her safety. Miss jenkins will leave
California at once tor her home in
Pittsfield. Journal
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-09

A special diepatch to tho Greenyille
News from Columbia, under date of
tho Srd inst, says: "The Railroad
Commission today appointed q confer
ence to be held at Belton on May 11th
between the commission. Superinteu-
dent Williams and Assistant General
Passenger Agent Brooke Morgan and
representatives OF Anderson, Green
vile, Newberry, Columbia and other
towns along the line Interested in the
proposed change of schedule looking
to an afternoon train from Columbia
to the up.country and an early morn
Ing train in from hero. The object Of
the conference is to ascertain the
wishes of the towns along the line and
so order the change if the patronage
desire it,
Airs. Nancy Burns. wife of Il. M,
Burns, died at her home near Sandy
Springs Gil Wednesday, end inst, of
paralysis, in the Goth year of her age.
On the day following her death her
remains were laid to rest in tho Sandy
Springs churchyard. Rev. S. y. Henry
conducting tho funeral services in tho
presence Of Il largo congregation of
friends and rei2tives. Mrs. Burns was
most "stimabie, Christian woman,
anG had been devoted member of the
Methodist Church since her girlhood
Her death is deeply regretted by Il
wide circle Of friends. who sympathize
with tho sorely hcreaved husband s.nd
three sons, Messrs. s. A. and II. B.
Burns, Of this county, and Rev. c. B.
Burns. of Greer, who are left to cher
ish her memory.
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Corner Creek Comments,

This section is receiving q good sup
ply Of rain enough to do for
quite awhile.
The majority of the farmers are
through planting cotton and have good
stands, and In fey days will have an
abundance Of gaass, which will claim
their attention for the several coming
weeks.
Qnite.a number of young people en-
joyed real good singing at the home
OF A. B. Shirley Saturday night.
The Woman's missionary Rally of
the Saluda Association will meet with
tho Barker's Creek Church on Tues.
day, ,.May aGth, at 10 o'clock a: M. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos: Jones. of Lau-
rens County, visited relatives here re-
Gently.
The Union Meeting of the first e.
vision, which convened with the Bar
ker's Creek Church on the fifth Sat-
urday and Sunday, was a glorious sue
cess. It was largely attended. not
withstanding the inclemency of the
weather. On Sunday the people had
the pleasure of hearing an eloquent
sermon on Missions, delivered by that
jealous minister, Rev. Louis j. Bris
tow, one of the editors of the Baptist
Press. He ia brilliant young orator,
and commands close attention from
hfs hearers. We were all delighted
with his sermon.
The McAdams aa.T 9arker's Creek
schools closed last lay with a pic
mic at the latter placr Only the pupils
aud teachers wore, present., and, of
course, enjoyed the day largely, espe-
cially the dinner. These schoolo have
enjoyed a prosperous term of elk and q
half months. Tho attendance has
been good. The McAdams was taught
oy Misa Lizzie Gassaway, while the
Bark re- creek was under the control
Of Mrs. A. B. Shirley, who has taught,
this: school successfully. far o number
Of years. i -. ':~
Mrs. BIZ F, Gassaway and daughter.
Marion, visited relatives at Neva the
latter part Of last week. .-. -. j.,
Fall sown oats are good, and are
I5ariy TeaIiy Tor harvest. the seasons
on this crop. have been exceptionally
fine. ..t..::.: :.
Now that the Democratic Clubs have
all met and reorganized and also the
County Convention, we can't. see why
the candidates don't let themselves be
known to the reading public. We
would like to know the style of men
that are TO wrangle in politics this
year. It seems evident we'will have g
goodly number in the gubernatorial
race, but what We would like to know
is the personnel Of tao county aspi-
rants, who will claim our immediate
attention. The issue that will proba-
bly, confront us will be, the same old
question. the dtspensary, and if Ben.
Tillman'ge.* mixed up in 1t we may
expect a,red-hot campaign. Tyro. !.
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Meeting Of Survivors.

+: +: Columbia, s. c., May 7th, 1906
i. i There will be meeting Of Butler's
Brigade Association Of Calvary; Army
of Northern Virginia, at o'clock W. ed
nesday afternoon May 10th, 1905, ia
the City Hall. ,.s...,... 1885,.
q Members Of the lat, end, 4th, 9Th and
9th Calvary, together with the survi-
vors Of "Hart's Battery" are earnestly
requested to be preaens. ,'~.., /. . -.
z By order Of. the Executive Commit
tee. ::'#>.'. " =, : ...':.. ~,..-.| /.
:. !. Wade Hampton Manning, Sec.
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~! $a a!WAETED--A; good tr,au to write Hall
storm Insurance for tls in eyery; saction
tss q tae county Not much time required.
h $l ~, 45-4 citiken'a Insurance Agency. ).
:Hlus Ridge, $50 Roman" !" s.Little Jcs''
arc ..TsrIsll Harrows are cold BY Sui
i5gI NC ~ NgYsTy LOAN for hch.s. clients
;pn oasy terms. s Il 81 $; y %s::sE
81 ssts simpson q Hood, Attorneys. :;
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: Focal News.
NAY o, 1906.
: THE C0yEoH MARKET.
MiddEng-114.

Spring chickens are in demand In the
city at fancy prices.
Mrs. T. E. Howard has bean visiting
relatives in Mt. Carmel.
Strawberries are more plentiful now,
aud the price more reasonable.
DIR. II. p. Peli, president Of Con-
Verse College, was in the city on Sat-
urday.
Tine picnic season has arrived, which
means that the chiggers are about to
have - good time.
Mrs. Kate Maxwell, of Greenville,
has been spending a few days in tho
city With relatives.
1'hereis very little sickness in this
section at this time, md the doctors
are having an easy time.
The world owes every man q living,
but it takes hustling bill collector to
get what's coming to him.
Misses Evie and Lizzie Townsend, of
Iva, arg in the city visiting their
cousin, Miss Minnie Simpson.
Mrs:.A.;w, Todd, of Charleston, is
in tho city visiting her father, D. F. .
Anderson, and other relatives.
r. III. Avery, of Barlow, Fla, for
merly of Barnes, s. c., is visiting
friends and relatives in This county,
q country friend brings us the COM
forting news that the black berry crop
will be a big bucket filler this sum-
mer. ~ -: .. .'.:.
. The Southern Express Company will
transmit any and all gifts for the ben.
eft Of San Francisco sufferers free of
charge. j ~ >, .. .->,
flour young friend, T.. G.. Watkins, of
Pendlston, has accepted a position in
the Office Of his uncle, Clerk Of Court
j. c.. Watkins. ..'':r.. .--... -. !.
Mrs. Fred. w. 'Nardin and Mrs. N.
B. Sullivan haYe gone to Little Rock,
Ark, where they will spend few
Weeks with relatives. IL. -. ...
Miss jamie Wyatt, OF Easley, accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Carrie La
boon, OF Pickens, 10 in the city visiting
her brother, B. N. Wyatt. =. ,.,',~s
; This is the season of the year when
the farmer likes to surprise his wife by
carrying in q hat full of eggs from a
hidden nest about the barn. ill.,.
" Col. NJ. P Tribble, Of this city, who
ls candidate, for Secretary of State,
is TesXibg much encouragement from
hls tlsSpds throughout the State.
:3fe3 a.: Thompson, Of Green
:Wop& ,has moved to- Anderson and &C.
'cSbtsa tha position of overseer of
sR|ihtrping tgp ht the Gluck cotton mill. ; Z :
pr: J .s Moon, of Greenville Coun-
ty. VINO FFCentiy graduated irom. o
medical college, has located in Ander-
so4Sof 8 the practice Of his profession. !,
. sRKmember, the stores now close, "a at
G.BQ0c clock b. m. Do not put. or yonr
skoRping until 6 o'clock and prevent
tlasslerks from getting a little rest and
recreation. ~ ,s:Es>n =, '4;t. -
Several OF onr. farmers wfb iha;; have ;
been holding q part or theif cotton
crop sold ont last week. A number Of
them, however, are still holding for g
better price. s. ! , y. i. =. ;.. :.
!: Rev. J. r. Mann will preach, at
LII A.. NJ ~
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UN DESCARRI-
LAMIENTO.
In caro- eI6CtriCO dsSCarliIa anOChe
vel trafiG0 queda intsrrumpidO
durante aIgln tempo.

e
A las doce menoa cuarto de Ia noche de
aver, dos carros que hacfan 81 servicio de
pasaje entire San Juan y Santurce estuvie-
ron detenidos unos diez minutes en- Ia pla-
zuela de Colon. Muchos de los pasaieros
que en- ellos iban, prOteataFon de quese de-
tuvieran dichos caEros, pues hasta que la
concurrencia no acab6 de Balir en- ellos
subieron los vecinos de Santurce Rio
piedras, estuvieron detenidos sin otra eau
sa que 10 justifcara.
Luego Sc dijo que habfa un descarrila-
miento antes de San Geronimo efactiva.
mente, en- 81 trozo entire Ia antigua caTcal
81 puente de San Antonio se habfa des-
carriIado un carlo, que arroll6 un caba-
llo sali6 de Ia via por esta causa.
Lloviendo Sc hizo 81 trasbordo del pa
sale que iba para Santurce y Rio Piedras,
en- los carlos que estaban al lado de San
turce, y & las doce media todavfa no
habfan sido trasbordados todos los pasaje-
ros que las molestias de Ia perdida de
tempo tenfan que unir Ia del aqua que
Gaia en- aquellos momentos.
81 BerviCio Higue sufriendo percances
apesar- de las quejas del p6blico de que
sel hace eco la prensa cuyas noticiaa pa
rece no resultan del agrado de alg6n en-
pleado de Ia compa1fa que emprende NAL
camino en- 81 de Ia hostilidad.
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UN 'BRJjA7 QUE Sc
saIva de paso 60.
Paris.
lIia espscie Dc 'PerIa Fina en- el
sport De nataCi6n.
lDlcsR On FfanCla que los gI0hOs iaR De sustltuIr
4 los automobiles.

Un noble frances en- Paris, disgustado
porque un trala nuevo no lequedaba bien,
abofete6 al sastTe j un policfa Que inter-
vino y lanz6 Ell traje Ipor Il ventana que
fu6 tomadcp pcr un bro!ja que pasaba y
cargo con FL.
FL noble on question ha sido condenado
q un afio de presidio, 40 pesos por dafioa 7
doseientos de indemnizaci6n al poIicia que
ha tenido que II 81 hospital.
Encuentrase gravemente enfermo pade-
ciendo de la febEe amarilla el Sultan de
Marruecos.
Un joven de 19 amos de edad ACADIA de
ganarse cinco nadadores de reconocida
fama en- el rio Sena en- Paris. EI ioven
Bougoin, que es su nombre, aprendi6 &
nadaT hace tres amos Ia distancia que
debfa nadar. era de l. hil6metros.
EncuentraHe un Inconvenience en ell ser
vicio telegrafico en- Bnlawayo, Africa del
Sur, pues las lfneaa son destruidas por las
jirafas que enredan sus cabezas cauga de-
sus largos cuellos en- los alambres del tel6.
grafO. Desde 81 establecimiento ALI del
TELEGRAPH s veces ha aido destruido por las
jirafas habiendo destruido Ia Ultima vez
una milla de alambre echado al auelo
tres de los postes de hero.
Dicen los entusiastas por los globos en-
Francia. que 6stos han de sustituir bien
pronto & los automobiles, pues "a hay en-
aquel pals much0s clubs que Be dedican &
proporcionar aus soeios viaieq de recreo
en globos los cuales viajes acaban veces
en- dramas en- que perecen los viaieros.
En- Londres Be ha pagado recientemente
en- una Bubasta pdblica de las prendas de
Lady Montgomery Ia fabulosa suma de
$4,000. Por un collar pag6se $50, 1000,
En- York, Inglaterra, 80 vera por segun-
da vez en- 81 mundo, una muier Jockey que
va correr su propio caballo. Ll6mase
Maude Thompson. La primera vez que
una muier ha hecho de jockey fu6 en-
1904 cuando Mrs. Thornton corri6 Cd IN
match en- contra de Flint, cuatro millas,
apostando Ia suma de 500 guineas @ mil
625 pssos) perdiendo Ia carrera. Mrs
Thornton corri6 vestida de jockey mon.
tada SO 10 hombre.
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Ell eabo de la policfa insular Salvador
G. Lopez, que saldra hoy para Isabella, es
un buen policfa poT su actividad y cul-
tura.
-EI teniente San MILAN, destacado en-
Caguas, ha llegado esta ciudad, en- aBun-
toB del seryicio.
-Tnformsae q. el alcalde de San Juan
ha nombrado un inspector especial de
hygiene en- Santurce y que los unfUniBtas
del poblado no son medidoB con 81 mismo
rasero que los republicanos De resultar
cierta esta noticia no harfa clio honor la
administration municipal actual.
En- ell vapoT frances Quebec, proce.
dente de Puerto Plata, debe llegar ma6aDa
por Ia tarde.
Las lanchas de gasolina que hacen ell
traico entire San Juan y Cataio solo ha-
ran viajes los domingos.
Han regresado Vieques los distin-
guidos compatriOtaB senores Carlos Jose
Benftez.
Sc encuentra enfermo el joven COM
patricia don Eugenio Bocanegra Lopez,
empleado del senior Almasan. Deseamos
Sc restablezca.
-Esta mafiana Sc celebr6 el iuicio con-
ira Rodolfo Morales, de Rio Piedras acu-
Bado de abuse de confanza.
-El Fiscal Campillo ces6 aver en- su
cargo, pero actua como abogado Fiscal
especial en- tanto que Iegue q San Juan ell
senior Torres Grau.
Sc encuentFa va restablecide ell senior
Juan Araujo, comerciante de esta, quien
estuvo gravemente enfermo.
-Esta noche dar6 retreta en- Ia plaza
Baldorioty la banda de Ia p. /.
Sc asegura que ell ST.. Hernandez
Lopez opina como la mayorfa americana
del @. p. respecto no ser ciudadanoa
puertOrriquefios los hijos de extranjeVoB
nacidos on Puerto Rico.
-AcUsado de acometimiento agre-
sion fue multado con 500 Florentino Ra-
mos por agredir Enrique Ginorio eau
Bandole varias contusiones.
Glen dollars de multa impuso hoy ell
Juez Ginorio Juan Bautista Ysaac por
amenazar aver Justina Vergara de he
rirla con una daga.
Claudio Montafiez acusado de agre-
dir en- Rio Piedras Julio Castro fu6
sentenciado por la Corte Municipal & pa
gar cincuenta dollars de multa.
lei Gobernador eat6 preparando gu
informe annual para el Presidente Roose-
velt.
-Esta mafana sali6 para Guayama,
Ponce , otros pueblos de Ia isla 81 coronel
Jefe de Ia p L. El comandante Lutz
queda al frente del despacho ordinario.
Sc dice que han sido detenidas %
personas en- Ell barrio MiniIlaa de Baya-
mon, con motive de los sucesos de que di-
mos cuenta aver, respecto 4 haber apare-
cido ahorcados dos individUos.
-El Juez Ginorio Conden6 esta MANA
ma Rufno Rivera cuatro meses de car
eel por haber sugtrafdo en- Ia plaza del
mercado Pablo Colo, nm sombrero, una
frisa tres sacos.
El detective Battle hizo Ia denuncia
despues de investigar 81 case.
Aver por Ia tarde ocurri6 un egcan-
dalo en- Ia marina, pIomovido por Seoun.
dino Cintr6n y Dionisio Velazquez an RI
ia que tuvieran. Ambos salieron heridos.
Fl policfa Bonifacio Hernandez intervi-
no evitando que las cosas tomaran mayo
res vuelos.
Ramona Hernandez, recien salida
de la c6Ecel, alter6 Ia paz pGblica en- Pta.
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En- esta imprenta ae vends papal de pa
ri6dico viajo 5000 uuintal
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HABANA, 10 de Mario de 1908.
Sres. ScoTT 6 BOVINE, Nueva York.
Muy Sehores nlos En- prueba de agradecf
miento remito Uds las fotografias de mi hiio
81 nino Francisco Maribona Peraza, dc once
amos de edad, Ell cual debido q IN golpe sufrido
en- Ell pecho 10 tuve atacado dc una enfermedad
que dia por dia me haeia yer mas cercano el I'm
de su vida; la tos y la fiebre 10 habian aniqui-
lado; su fgura era un espectro solo huesos Y
espiritu En- ese estado, el DR.. Rogue Sanchez
Quirozs despues de haber agotado Eodos los
otros recursos le recet6 la Emulsion de Scott
Legitima, habi6ndola tornado por espacio de un
alo. Ell resultado tan prodigioso que nadie
pens6 puede verse por las dos fotografias que
tengo tanto gusto en- renitir UdS, autori-
z6ndolos para que las publiquen.
CATALINA PERAzA, VIDA. DE MARIBoNA.
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de TERRA, , 81 ser Teprendida por 81 poli-
cfa Arturo Lafontaine, le agredi6 quitan-
dole Ia plaza tir6ndole con una botella.
El juez municipal le impuBo EeiH mesea
de arresto.
Sa ha separado de la redacci6n del
.Heraldo Espanol" 81 ioven periodiata
don Luis Brau.
Sc asegura que en- 81 pleito que ante
Ia Corte Federal sostiene Is Succession de
don Jacinto Lopez contra Ia SUCCESSION de d.
Pablo Ubarri, han sido regueltos favorable.
mente para Ia SUCCESSION Lopez, los inciden-
tes sobre prescription cosa juzgada que
fneron aducidos por la Succession Ubarri.
Dfcennos que, dada Ia importanCiR que
entrafa en 81 pleito la resoluci6n de esos
puntos es indudable que Ia Succession L6.
peg ha obtenido un gran triunfo.
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aentidO aquel archipelago ligeros tonblores de
SiguG Ia discussion.

New York Agoto JIG I30 p. m.
u Rio Jancro ha connuadO "a discussion
o fundamental
snne
Haya
90 Eo de dcha docna pjuo m
longro dc Ia fin de
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Ell COnfIiCtO MarrOqui.

New York, Agosto 16 0p m.
legado hoy IaDgerdcen sfrauces
hbe impdoa pa encargada de g
no Sui
tan Pro con toda ng los dbds
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Otra VGz los poIaCos.

rs, b M.
Ell cud tornado Aemana Rusay
naone pden hosiidad
revoluconaios
La pOcfa atra ha hecho
decado
tuerzas de cabaeia del gerdo ausiaco han fd
liaca
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ULTIMA HORA.
Aafma en- FranCia. I'm prOyecto del sefof Larfnaga

New York, Agosto 49,
igleia Estado ha Iarma en rancia
Rio noc
sanidad Congeso
tuberculosis
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Retreta

Programa de las piezas que tocarS est8
noche en- la retreta la banda de Policfa
InsuIaT.
Paso-doble "Curro Vargas Chapf
20. "Capricho Cubano" Lombar
So. Fantasia ssArabesque" Volker.
40. Duo de tiple baritone de Ia zar-
zuela Gel JuTamento" Barbiere
SO. Two Step "Wellcome'' Rios Ovalle
Co.. Danza. ssMascarita" MARQUEE
Himno.
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7 RUEGO.

Lo hacemos los Sres. que Sc relacionan
& continuation e fin de que se sirvan con-
testar sin mas demora, las reiteradas cartas
que les han sldo dirijidas por la Admins
TRACTION de este diario, para la iquidaci6n
de sus respectivas cneutas
Don Jose Ferrer Ferrer. CAGUAS.
Tomas Mariani de YAUCO.
:. Carlos Z. de Chouden ANASCO.
/" Manuel L. Tous de HUMACAO.
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