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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
TIMELY TOPICS.

Nugent's pharmacy is now selling 2oc talcum powder at 19c.
 The N. A. Upham pharmacy is now selling the best root beer in town.
 If you are in hurry to light your fire use Browns quickfire charcoal.
 l.. Becker the tailor Is closing out all summer goods at one half price.
 J. G. Jackie & Sons have a full supply of shoes suitable for the fourth.
 The Public market has reduced the prices of all it's goods for the fourth.
 All society emblems can be pur- chased at F. r. Beaton's jewelry store.
 Charles II. Davis & Co have three family house for sale on Granite street.
 D. ]. Griffin has in all parts of the city one. two and three family houses for sale.
 A fine assortment of goods is on hand for summer attire at the Star cloak store.
 If you wish to be we'll dressed for the fourth do your trading with wal- lace & Walsh.
 If you wish to prepare yoursel for the fourth do not forget to visit the E. H. Towle Co.
 Celebrate the fourth with a good dinner which you can get at the Model Market Co.
 Grieve. Bisset & Holland have on hand all the things that will add pIeas- ure to your fourth.
 If you care for something natty ID the line of straw hat look oyer Colin F. Wilson's toggery.
 If you would save a few d09ars why not do your furniture trading N. !. the Boston Furniture Cor
 The ZIgIafski-ATarks Co is selling Jepage's liquid glue in all sizes from an ounce bottle to a gallon can.
 Everything in the line of vegetables may be found at the Hub Grocery Co. formerly the Union Supply Co.
 Today will be the last day of the big half. price sale now going on nf the Guarantee Credit Corhlng Go.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03

about. On the front lawn there is now a fine grove, with one magnificent red oak tree.
 For 40 years the place was occu- pied by Mir and Mrs. Maitland and their two children. Then. the par ents dying. it passed into the hands of real estate men. It readily found tenants for a few years, but after a time 1t ran down and became a board ing house. Many army and navy of- ficers come here with their families to spend the summer. It is very pop ular on account of the superb outlook and the delightful breeze from the west. The house is reputed to have been the residence of Jay Gould at the time when he mapped out tho financial plan resulting in "Black Fri. day"
 This is the site planned by KIT. Wright for the peace temple. and the picturesqueness and symbolic signifi- canoe of his scheme are apparent. But the proposition gives rise to number  of questions. For instance. one in- tensely interested writer asks, would a temple of peace have a beneficial effect on the peace cause in propor- ton to the money expended? Could that money be used in any way to better advantage? Is Newport the best place for such a temple, Shall we have universal peace so soon that a permanent peace monument would prove unnecessary
 Miss Anna D. Eckstein. an earnest worker for the cause of international peace. advocates the practical before the picturesque She believes that. should s20.00O be expended for peace work. 1t ought to go for propaganda and 10 defray the expenses of lee turers. who would explain the sig uificance of the peace movement in every part of the United States
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
RIVER MADE HIM INSURE.
Got Tired of Falling Into Water and
 Sought Protection.

One of our men selling insurance tells of an instance where a special manifestation and a moving of the spirit and the flesh were necessary to make a New Madrid man take out a policy, says an insurance man in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He had a place on the river bank below the town. His little shack was perched on bluff which jutted far out over the water. There had been a good many landslides down there, caused by the .disintegration of the bank. The agent sighted the shack the first thing when he made the town and that after noon he went up there to talk busi- ness. There was nothing doing. The old fellow was fatalist and he didn't believe in insurance. q go as the spirit moves me-" he said, solemnly. The agent was persistent. You might fail in the river some day" he said. Well, tell you all, honey, l ain't never fell in yet. When I've done fell in you can come around and see me-" Five months later the agent made the town again. He sighted the shack. but it wasn't where it had been. It was a mile or so back from the bluff. But the man who lived there was wait ing at the gang.plank. He grabbed the agents hand and said: T thought maybe you was on the boat and l came down to wait for you all." After an awkward pause he added: T guess maybe I'll take that policy. I've done fell in three times. You'd better put a policy on the shack. too. I'm tired of fishin it outen the river an totin' it up the hill"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
The World His Oyster.

The novelist of to-day has one great advantage over his fellow of half a century ago. The telegraph. the news paper and the illustrated weeklies and magazines have opened up the whole world to him and made 1t contributory to his talent He can go to the utter most points of the earth and the knowledge of the reader has preceded him It acts as a fllup to the imagin- stion: 1t certiies the correctness of the description; it adds always to the interest The minute a place is men, tioned. the mind of the reader gets at work and thus reinforces the nov elist in a most vital point. that of at- mosphere.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
MaehlaveII h PettIeoats.

There never was a man married whose mother did not. in her heart. be- lieve him to have been taken in. It is her way of explaining to herself the fact that her bay loves another woman better than he does her. She knows he wouldn't have done it. poor guile less thing. if he hadn't fallen a vic tim to the wiles of a regular Machia- velli in petticoats.-Lady of Fash for
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
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DON'T MISS THE PLUM TREE, a story of graft, which will interest everybody. Watch for it this week in
 THE EVENING DEMOCRAT.

When there Is the slightest indication of indigestion. heart burn, fiatulence or any form of stomach trouble take a little Kodol occasionally and you will be afforded prompt relief. Sold by H. W. Lake Drug Go. Jos. W. Smith. No S2G Bank street. Brooklyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
COMING EVENTS.

July 3-Heart dance and reception of Mir and Mrs John r. Kicks dane ing academy classes at the academy.
 July 21-Eagles' hall, second an- nual picnic given by the Artizans Canadiens Francais.
 Aug 1-Mr and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing academy, closing reception and dance.
 Sept 14-Hibernian hall. Grand smoker for benefit of Maurice Con- nor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
Fat of Human Body.

The fat of your body is fluid. It becomes solid only when the body cools after death. It is one of your most useful constituents. forming a nonconducting sheath to protect you from cold. acting as pads to preserve from shock. on the tips of the fingers, the toes. and the heels. and lying al- ways ready as a reserve food supply when you can get nothing to eat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
NearIr aII oli-fashloned Coueh srruns

Nearly sII old-fashioned Cough Syrups are constipating. especially those that contain opiates. They don't act just right Kenneiys Laxative Cough Syrup contains no opiates- It drives the cold out of the system hy gently moving the bowels- Contains Honey and Tar and tastes nrariy as god as maple syrup. Children Ike it
 Sold by H V. Lake Drug Co. Jos W. smith. No Sz5 Bank street, Brooklyn-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
Pure CzreIessness.

There's no use your feeling 90 dreadfuIly depressed over the loss of your diamonds. Why do you carry on so.- Because I'm so provoked when think that if I had lost them five years ago their value wouldn't have been half what it is now"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03

White and Leather covered Coat Suits. semi-ft- ting, our regular s5 and $6 Suits, tonight White Linen finished Eto Suits. strap trimmed.
 the $5 quality, tonight ..... $295 each White Lawn Shirt Waist Suits. lace trimmed, styles to select from, regular $5 Suits to-
 night ....... ...... .... $SeS each
 TOILET ARTICLES. . Demeridor Liquid Powder 35c bottle Solid gold top Beauty Pins 25c pair Unbreakable ball top Pearl Hat Pins 1Oc each Extra large cake Bocabelle Castile Soap Dc cake FOR TRAVELLING -Aseptic paper Drinking Cups .......- ................ lc each Mennens Talcum Powder ..... ...... 9c box Waterbury Souvenir Fans 1Oc each Fine embroidered Irish Linen Belts, were $1, tonight DUG cach White pleated linen washable Belts, 25c. tonight ........ 1OC All linen stitched washable Belts, pearl buckles, were 50c, tonight 2oc each White washable Wrist Bags, were sl and $1.5o, Light weight Shirt Waist Shields Sc a pair. to- night ....... ..... ....., ....... 3 for 35c BOOKS.
 500 copies cloth bound, popular illustrated Nov els ....... ..... ...... ........ Soc copy WAISTS
 White Lawn Waists in Marie Antoinette style. long sleeve, button front, tucked back and front with % inch tucks, cuffs and collar edged with ruff fe, regular price s1.5O, tonight ....... Sf18 White Lawn Waist. front of allover embroidery. with tucks, % luength sleeve, regular price SloV, tonight ...... $l.lo each RIBBONS.
 All Silk Tafeta Ribbon in No 40, all colors, regu- lar price l9c tonight ..... ioc yd Persian Ribbons in all coors. regular price 25c. tonight 1Oc yd NECKWEAR. A small lot of silk Bows all coors. regular price
 25c, tonight ....... ....... ..... 17c each Lawn Ties in large assortment of patterns.
 regular price 25c. tonight ...... 15c each
 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. ,r-. ~ - A lot of long white Petticoats. lace and hamburg
 trimmed, tonight ....... $1.OO each
 KNIT UNDERWEAR. .. . Women's low neck and sleeveless Vests, mercer
 zed cotton, regular price 25c. tonight 19c each
 GLOVES.
 Suede Lisle Gloves, elbow length, white only, all
 sizes. tonight s5c pair
 PERFUME.
 Violet and White Rose Perfume. .... ...... 25c OF
 CHINA.
 Fancy red Candle and Electric Shades. flag and
 flower style, at ........ Dc and 1Oc each 1O-oz bell shape Soda Tumbers, value S5c dozen,
 tonight ...... ...... ...... ........ 6oc doz
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
Railroad Time Tab.e.

Trains leave West Main Street Station e FOR S BRIDGEPoRT AND NEW YORK -- e:ss 7:sT. Ii,05 a. m; i:tp. 2:f0. es07 ?. m {: Sundays, s.s7 a m. to Bridg. port: sp m. FOR ANSONIA AND NEW HAVEN CPS. 7:s7. Ilso5a m; Isos. a:fo. e;o7 ?. m.; TOR WATERTowN-e.47. SEA. ni4 q m; Sundays. s702. l0.oo . m; s:Ie p m: FOR THoM MAsToN. TOhRISGToN AND wINSTED-s.2g. ioshe q r-t i:sl. 3:bs. T:a s.8 p. m: sundays. s.S n, s:it FOX HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD. WILL IINANTIc. WORCESTER PROyT- DENCE. PUTNAM AND BoSToN- f.I0. SIS. .. m- I,:ia SIS Tsss tto Hart FOX DANBtRY-s:s5 z n; tsos 100 ?. FOR R PouGHKEEPsrE-s:0a c m sos ?. m.
 Sunday Trains.
 FOR BRISToL-t,oansctinz utn sub1rban trninsl-ss:oa 'IosoS a n: 1s0o. 'siaa 71o !coaasetins for spriussela. wOrss ter. and Bosto1-
 NAUGATUcK DIVISION. Trans leave Bank ssrees station as FoR IS1R BRrpGEPoRr AND NEW YORK --ssB 7ssA II:loA m-. I:IA 1;fa ts1@ e.Isp n: suodsys. Ts1s. s.so to Bridre- portl a- n. l:IQ s:0 D u-
 FOR ANsOS.A AND NEW HAVEN . E. I:Is. fsg. sss. s.iS fssa D m !; sundays. isIe. 70a ssso e h. I:ia s;ia FOR WATERTowS-ssoo. essS s.a. u.I5 a n: "a, 3s-. ssIo esI3. s1s. sss. nssa D n-; suaesys s7a s.N . n-: ros TfsoNasTox. rpRRrxGTox IND WINsTED-esf7. Ioss6 e. n-. isIf. s-41 ess. esf D nL: SuztsTs ssa A nLi s-i3
 DUBLIN STREET STATIOx roa MEEIDEN AND HfDDLET0WN- Fo-sr DsN D E
 0. M SHEPARp '. C COLBY. Ge.- szs. kzrGsa Psrs Ast
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
Social.

Are you getting acquainted in your new neighborhood7- Well some. The postman and the iceman seem to bs quite cordial but haven't met the sshmsn yet--Philzdelphiz Ledger.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
OUR PRESIDENTS.

Double column half-tone pictures from the days of Washington tC Roosevelt. Synopsis of the life oi each one. Watch The Democrat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
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A family Is very useful to teach q man not to throw away any money on himself
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
The Democrat costs bot 4as

The Democrat costs but fza c month. delivered to your home or sent by mall. If you pay in advance the Woman's Home Companion uiTl be scnf free of chargr- Get your name on the list now and you will re- cefte the July number of the magazine. A charming storT will be commenced iu ths gu1r number.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
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Babies are the mainsprinss in the, watches of the night-Chicsgo Daily News
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
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Wednesday Specials from thc Soda Fountain: Orange Ice, Pineapple Ice and Frozen Grape Sherbet.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-03
Reduced Prices on Ready to-Uear Goods Suitable
 for the 4th July.

1oo-piece Cottage Dinner Sets in print and fancy
 Frat assgns ana ws Plaques make hand
 some plate rail ornaments, were $l.ss, Io- Non-rust tops Salts and Peppers at 1Oc each Cottage Table Silver 25c tonight 15c package
 WASH GOODS.
 Figured Lawns and Muslins all colors and pretty
 floral designs, regular kc grade, tonight | ....... ...... Iot 5u Fine Dress Ginghams in stripes and checks, all
 colors, regular 12 1ac and 15c grade, tonight Silk Muslins and organdes in floral designs. reg | DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. Third Floor. Take Elevator. SPECIAL VALUES FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHT Colored Cross Striped Curtains. tonight Doc pair Hammocks, with valance spreader, fold back pill
 low, upholstered with buttons e, sl;So each Roman Cross Striped Tapestery Pillow Slips, 10c each Ruffled Muslin Curtains, six tucked body, hem- stitched rufles ..... ...... ........ 5Oc pal,
 KITCHEN FURNISHINGS AND sUNDRIEs. Sapoho, a cake ...... '.'... -. oc Gold Dust 4 ID pkg ....... 1Sc Lustre Silver Soap, pkg .... ...... ..... .-fOc Dutch Cleanser, pkg 1Oc Clothes Beaters, each ...... 1Oc Rat Traps, each ...... ..... DC Tin oil Stove Tea Kettle. each ........ 15c 2-qt Enamel Sauce Pans, each ....... ...... 2Jc Agate Double Boilers, each .....-..... 00c Yacht Mops, each ...... ..... .... DUG Dish Mops, each ....... ...... ...... 1Oc
 
 TINWARE. -,r.r-, ->. Bread Pans. each 2. ..... Sc Fle llhs eacn .... .... .... .... ....'. oc Layer Cake Tins, each DC Angel Cake Tins, each 15c flour ollters, eacn ........ iZc Dish Pans, each ....... ..................:s .:s5c quart Measures, each ....... ...... ....... lOc Measuring cups, eacn -0c Brown Bread Moulds, each 35c ouds Dlppers, each ...... 2Oe bread loasters, each .......s ...... 2oc
 
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 Strainers, each ....... ..... ...... ....... Toe Carpet Beaters, each ...... ...... ....... 1Oc Sink Straners, each ....... ...... ........ 15c Coat Hangers, each ....... ...... ...... .... 5c soap Dlsnes, eacn ....... ...... ...... 1Of Fry Baskets, each ....... ....... ...... ... 2jc Egg Beaters, each .... ...... ...... ....... Sc Potato Washers, each ... ... ...... .......s DC WOODEN WARE. Lemon Squeezers, each ... ...... ...... ,. 1gc Moulding Boards each ...... ...... ..... IDc Roller Towel Racks, each .... 15c Potato Washers, each ....... ...... ....,. 5c Mrs Potts Iron Holders, each ...... .... 1Oc bredu bodTus, eaen .'..... .2oc
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-23
LAMENTAaLE pEFuNcIoN.

la ineSora5le eogadora ACADIA de
cubrir dc luto el hogar de Don Mi.
guel ortiz, dc san Miguel y lamilla
4reoatandoles la esposa madre
ieli amable y hacendosa, Dona Leo
NOR Delgado de Ortiz, luctuoso aeon.
teelmiento que sucedl6 u dia is del
orrlente, despues do haber sufrdo
con Ia abnegaciou que le era caracte.
flstica una mortal pulmonla Un
gran cQnsuelo para Ia familia fue Ia
lreenstaucia de que antes de cxpirar
rue s4tlsfecdo su mas ardiente deseo
dc altmcntarse con el pan de los fuer.
ses haber recibido todos los auxi.
ios dc la igles,a catolica, cuya fe pro.
ESQ iervorosamente durante toda su
Ida pues en- ausencla del eura par.
rico de San Miguel Ia familia vino
lesta Las Vegas, paro debido algu.
40 ctro iucoayenleLte aqui no SO en-.
yontro nlngun sacerdote que fuera,
tsi es que su ardtente t6 10 dio
iuor2a para viyir hasta Ell regreso del
,eY Moog, q S0bado pasado, quion
no tardo en- administrarla los auxllIOs
que pedla,
La sobreyiyen y lamohtan con dolor
.neonsolabla su separation, su espo.
So, Don Miguel Ortiz, tres hlios dos
hlias, rarlas hegmanas ast como un
crecido ndmero dc parentes, qule.
mes eXtondemos nuestra condoleencla.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-23
NUN. 7

Al primero Sc encontrRba en- otra lAVu.
aal tempo que Sc yegistr6 81 aooideu.
70 oil segundO en- ell lado opuesto 4
ionde su infortnnado amigo persoi6
SIN embargo. presenoio parts de la te-
frlbie esoena: vio como WAtrons nadn.
ma para gsnar la plays y tambien 10 v16
hanairse; oorri6 frestar Auxllio A la
siotlme, pero ouando lego al lpRsr de
= oatssttofs solo euoontr0 81 sombraro
De Watreos hotando sobre Is super fioie
iei aqua III cadaver permapeoi6 oeroa
10 oluoo horas en- 81 fondo dc la lsRuua.
de donde fac ex1raido, oouduoiendosele
= esta olndad donde So 10 depotito en- los
'Slones VIM. Lewis
La laguna de KroeinR va es oeebre por
ios perosnoes que Ald a. han reeissrndo,
n ella se Ahogo Jsk4 Levy ca oasi
dehtioss eircuDstauclas. 10 mismo cue
blllie klng y George sIooum que auf
amblen persoierou en- Ootuhre en- 1850
Los tunerales del joven WAtrous, "a
Verihoaron en la Igiesia de la Inmaou.
eas el sspelio en e oementerio Mon.
CO Calysrio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-23

III Murtes de Ia semana pasada, Ia
inexornble muerte arebato del lado do
sua B6res queridos Don Jose Dolores
Mcdrath persona muy conocida
en- toda la parte norte del Territorio
y principalmente en- los condados dc
Mora y Colfax, donde eiercid destinos
pdblicos de honor, y donde tom6 parte
activa en- Ia politica, Segun vemos en-
El Combate de Wagon Mound, 81 fna-
do, en- compania de los senores Modesto
Arpgon y Nicolas Esquibel, partio de
Wagon Mound, con direction su resi-.
dencia en- Roy el Domingo y en- 81 ca
mino 10 cogio un ataque de vdmitos que
no 10 dej6 hasta que expire ell dia va in.
dicado, en Ia casa del senior Esquibel, en-
El Rio Colorado, al principle sc crey6
que habia fallecido do muerte yirolenta,
pero la familia SO satisdzo de que habia
sido do efectos naturales, Sobreyiyen
al hnRdo y lamentan su separation 81
madre, Dona Ruiina Duran, su segun-
da esposa, tres hjas y tres hiios,
Fl Sr. McGrath contHba 81 amos de
edad y sus restos fueron puestos en- dies
canso en- 81 cementerio do Springer, q
dia 10, Paz sus restos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-23
Terrible Desgracia.

II II del aogual 80 regittr6 an lAmen
able anciiente en Ia isguua do Kroen
ng el Sf. Linoolu WAtrous, hl1o d.
tr y Mrs, Wstrnus, ss hallnba en- up
ota, CONN A Las dB la mahspA, Gu IL
tgunA rrletids nadie aoompanAba en
80 MON ento nj jdven WAtrous, pur con
Vuiente OK impotibie prectsaF de que
psnera t0yO luRar Ia oslda de 6sts 81 Ii
qua se supone que al dispsrar en- eco
eta perdio el euniihtio, 10 cierto es Que
Natfous hjgo ettuerzos extraC rdi0Aiiob
r ganAr Ia urilla. habiendo llegsdo 90
no hasta Ia mitad do Ia distancia que 10
pAraha ds la plays, alli 20 snmergi6
. yoivlendo mss Apareosr. Es poel
T. que Ia frisldOd del aqua Ia prodnie
algun oAlsmbfe que 10 imponbilltd
seRuir naaando
El iovea Watrous hebis lido De cazs
4 pm 9ehis Dc dee amigos pnycs. los
3t's WiIl X Jwss J NIcR 'eI Ploklni
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-23
Personales.

Don Esporidion Sanchez. ae Ia
Liendro estuvo en- la oiudad el Lunes.
III Lunes visito nuestro despaeho
Don Jose Isaac Lopez, del Rio Colo.
rado
El Microbes yimos en- la ciudad al
rev J. p Moog, cura parroeo dc San
Miguel
El Domingo pasado arrib6 a esta
procedente de su rancho, Don Monico
rasoya.
Don Roman Ortiz, comerciante de
Ribera, transo negocios en- Ia cludaa
q Microbes,
Don Juan de Ia Cruz Lucero. de An.
louchico, nos hizo una agradable visit
"a 81 Martes,
A principles de la semana vlmos en
"a oludad q Don Cruz Lucero, del Ger.
20 del Corazon.
Los i0yenes Braulio Ramires Fiji.
oerto Sanchez, dc la Trementina, nos
hioieron una vista e Martes.
Ell Lunes pasado nos hiclerou una
agradable vista, el Preoeptor Don
aerculano Garcia y su nino, Jose.
El Microbes yisitaron nuestra re-
Iacciou los senores, Juan Sena Luz
cefo 3 Marcial urIoste, dc Puertecito
Aver yisitaron nuestro despacho,
Don Rutino Garcia y su estlmaBle es-
9osa actuales RESIDENCES de Los Ala
mos.
La aohorlta Ofella Tafoya ha regre-
sado de San Jeronimo haDiendo con.
Guido su termino de escuela como
preceptora.
Ill Jueyes nos hlzo una agradable
vista Don Antonio Jose Agular, que
.egres0 utimamente de Santa Fe pa
IA Antonchico.
El Lunes yisitaron nuestro despa-
cho los caDalRros. Jesus Ma Quiuta.
ma De La Conception y Juan QuiAta
na dc Los Wales.
Los sodores Juan B, Garcia, Santos
Martinez y SiAto Martinez del Varid-
dero, yinieron q la ciudad el Lunes
con neS0cl0e dc tefFenos
El Lunes arribaron q esta proceden-
les de III sabinoso, con negocios par
Jiculares. los caballeros j. Ramon Lu-
ian y AnseImo Gonzales
Ion Marcelno Martinez Ultima
mente residente dc Ration, ha Gambia
40 su resdencia a La Cueya, habien-
dose trasladado alli con su familia.
Procedente de Las Animas arribo G
esta el Domingo pasado, Ia sonora de
marie, con s lin lie Yisltar su her
mano Don Manuel Sosaya tamilia.
El idven preceptor c. Alfredo Quin.
tana acaba de clausurar un termino
1e seis meses de escuela en- Satire,
yiu.endo esta el Lunes q dar su In
forme final al superintendent.
Doha Bernardita V de Delgado, es.
posa del Don Martin Delgado, aeon.
padada de sus ninos, partio para Rive
ra el Microbes con el fin dc atender
|al funega de su tia, Doha Leonor d.
dc Ortiz.