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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-17
South RoyaiIon Notes.
NJ. j. SARGENT. Local Editor.

I
Good millinery at lowest prices.
:. c. j. Bliss, Hubbard's store, Randolph
John Waldo has recovered sufficiently
from fever to be upon the street.
L. L. Welcome returned here from Bos-
ton Friday and opened photo studio.
Charles Danforth has sold his residence
to A. L. Neff, who has rented it to J. A.
Schontag.
The South Royalton Woman's club will
meet with Mrs. Charles Southworth Oct.
II at 2:30 p. M.
Edmund Faneuf of st. hnsbury is
with his father and sister here for an in
definite time.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Boyden of Ran
dolph passed the night Friday at the
South Royalton House.
George Leonard received his household
goods from Brattleboro last week and has
commenced housekeeping.
Rev. DR.. Nutting of Randolph Center
gave q talk on the mission work in Tur-
key at the Cong'l church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Hoyt of Cam
bridge, Mass, who visited Mrs. o. n.
Stoughton, sister of Mrs. Hoyt, last
week, returned home Monday.
Mrs. Mary B. Goodwin, department
secretary and assistant inspector of the
w. r. c., will inspect OrvilIe Bixby
corps today, Thursday, Oct. II.
Mrs. May Hartweu Miller of Hartford,
Conn, who is visiting friends in the vi
cinity, was in Bethel and Randolph last
week and in Tunbridge the first of the
week.
Mrs. Lucy Hale Durzee, wife of Daniel
Durkee of Los Angeles, CAL, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. SibIey, and family at
Mrs. John Durkee's. She is on her way
home from the jamestown exposition.
The Town Sunday School association
will hold its annual meeting in the
Cong'l church of this village next Sun
day afternoon at 2:30, opening with a
praise and devotional service, led by Rev.
F. NJ. Baker. Rev. Fraser Metzger of
Randolph Bethany church will deliver
an address. All are cordially invited.
South Royalton village park and sur
roundings, at the present time, present
a grandly beautiful picture of autumnal
spIendor. On and outside the park there
stand many trees, well-grown naples,
elms and pines, all heavily laden with
leaves as IN summer time, and OF fine
form and gorgeous tints of yellow, red
and green, some entirely yellow, others
yellow and red and still others green-yel-
low. The elns and pines are fully green.
Outside the trees on the park, stand sew
eraI stately elms in summer green, tower
ing above the others, and seemingly de-
flying the blasts of winter that will soon
destroy the grandeur and beauty of the
scene.
There has been located in Sharon near
the river bank, south of the village,
burial ground, whose inferred remains
had to be removed to another place, ow
ing to the expected overflow of river wa
ter when the dam now being built some
distance below is completed. In the yard
was found an old headstone in good state
of preservation marking the grave of one
Loring Bailey, who died April %, 1907,
aged 30 years. Upon the stone were cut
many of the Masonic emblems, the all
seeing eye, Bible, square and compass,
ladder and trowel; also the altar. Below
these was cut out an old-style coffin.
The stone was brought to the marble
shop for new base to reset the stone up
on.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-17
NORTH ROYALTON

Mr.. Dow has finished work for James
Waterman and Mr.. Allen of Barnard has
taken his place.
Mrs. Herbert Pedicord of Minneapolis.
Mimi, visited her aunt, Mrs. George
bearing, Saturday.
The Selden Brooks farm, now occupied
by Mr.. Mahan, has been sold to Mr. Ed
munds of Stockbridge. The trade was
made through the agency of Lorenzo
Tenney.
Mrs. E. Parmelee and Miss Kate Mills
of East Windsor Hill, Conn, also Miss
Maude Mills of West Woodstock, are Wis
iting at the home of r. p. Mills through
October.
Nathan Heath and wife of Sharon and
sister, Mrs. Idella Heath Walton, of
Wakefield, Mass, and her husband lately
visited their old home and schoolmates.
stopping one day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel
Mills.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-17
RANDOLPH CENTER

Carl E. Smith of New York city is here
for few days.
E. n. Hyzer went to Boston Monday
for short stay.
Mr.. Wells of Barre is visiting his son,
Rev. F. A. Wells.
George Temple and wife spent Sunday
in Pomfret with her relatives.
E. L. Drury of Montpelier is in town
looking after life insurance risks.
C. E. Ingalls, of Santa Pamla, CAL, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. W. A. Evans.
Willie Bell of Hinesburgh has COM
menced work for N. L. & c. L. Boyden.
Postoffice Inspector Rapp of Burlington
was here last week looking up the post
Office robbery.
John Taggart and wife returned last
Monday from Boston, where they had
been visiting relatives.
The Randolph House had eleven tran
sients last Friday and nine Saturday.
Travellers get well cared for there.
Rev. F. A. Wells and wife returned
home last Friday from their three weeks
vacation visiting friends and relatives in
Massachusetts.
Mrs. Tarbell, who had been assisting in
the care of Luke Parish, has returned to
her daughters, Mrs. FL. H. Bean, at
North Randolph.
Robert Eaton has finished work at the
City hotel in Barre and is at home for
short vacation. He expects to return to
Barre and work in a restaurant.
Rev. E. n. Weber, who has been oc
cupying the Smith house and boarding at
the Maplewood, has moved to Randolph
and is boarding at the Randolph Inn.
The potato crop is excellent about here
and the tubers are unusually large. w. S.
Bryant reports that he weighed four pota-
toes and they tipped the beam at eight
pounds.
n. L. Boyden and wife attended the
funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Louisa Z.
Goodrich at East Barnard last Saturday.
Mrs. Goodrich was well and favorably
known in Randolph village.
Rev. George B. Gilbert of MiddIetown,
Conn, was in town last week, but re-
turned to supply his pulpit last Sunday.
He has come again looking after his
farming interests here, especially his APP
pie and potato crop. 1t is reported that
he had 300 bushels on an acre of ground.
Stomach troubles, Heart and Kidney
ailments, can be quickly corrected with
prescription known to druggists every
where as DR.. Shoop's Restorative. The
prompt and surprising relief which this
remedy Immediately brings is entirely
due to its Restorative action upon the
controlling nerves of the Stomach, etc.
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His Dear Old Mother.

Wy dear old mother, VINO IS now
Ehty-three years old, thrives on Electric
hitters, :" writes w. B. Brunson of Dub
IA, Ga. "She has taken them for about
40 years and enjoys an excellent ap-
lite, feels strong and sleeps we'll. "
That's the way Electric Bitters affect the
sed, and the same happy results follow
Ia all cases of female weakness and
-eneral debility. Weak, p1ny children,
700, are greatly strengthened by them.
uaranteed also for stomach, liver and
dney troubles. SOC.
H. A. Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-17

Mr.. Fordham has moved his family
from Peth into the Bryant house
George Markham of Bridgewater called
on his cousins, Alden and Edwin Boyce,
Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Rand is sick with appendi-
citis at Sidney Rand's. She expects TO go
to the Randolph ssnatorium soon for an
operation.
Mrs. Mary Mann, who hiss been stop
ping at Mr.. Colebrooke's Of late. has
gone to Randolph Center TO work for Al
son Pride
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SOUTH RANDOLPH

Mrs. c. X. Smith went to Montpelier
Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Clark visited at Willow
farm Monday.
StiIIman Loomis returned to Holyoke,
Mass, for the winter, last Thursday.
Lloyd S. Riford of Lakeport, n. H.,
was at Earl Riford's one night this week.
Mrs. Walter Jennings and Miss Hattie
Brown of West Hartford were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. W. o. Morrill, last week.
John Morrill, and son, Glenn, of Tun-
bridge were in this section the first of the
week, purchasing pair of steers of c. K.
Smith.
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Out of Sic ht.

"Out of sight, out of mind,'' is an old
saying which applies with special force to
a sore. burn or wound that's been treated
with Bucklens Arnica Salve. It's out of
light, out of mind and out of exister ce.
Piles too and chiIblains disappear w der
its healing influence. Guaranteed. 25c.
III. A. Leonard, Randolph.
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Notice to Our Customers.

We are pleased 10 announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and lung troubles is not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug law as it
contains no opiates or other harmful
drugs, and we recommend il as a safe
remedy for children and adults.
II. A. Leonard, Randolph, c. E. Black.
South Royalton and all druggists else
where.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-17

Trial Catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free, on request, by Dr.
Shoop, Racine, Wis. These tests are
proving to the people-without pen
ny's cost-the great value of this scien-
tific prescription known to druggists
everywhere as DR.. Shoop's Catarrh Rem
edy. Sold by Victor A. Grant.
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EAST RANDOLPH

Buy your knit goods of us. We have
Just received a new lot of mems, ladies, ,
boys misses and chiIdren's sweaters,
children's leggins, ladies' shoulder
shawIs, fascinators, knit skirts, etc.
Sprague & Sprague.
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WEST BRooKFIEID
jood millinery at lowest prices.
:. j. Bliss, Hubbard's store, Randolph.
a Card.

We wish TO express our thanks and ap-
probation to the dear neighbors who have
done so many kindDesses and helped so
much to cheer the weary suffering hours
of our wife and mother.
G. A. Boyce,
Z. L. Boyce,
Mrs. Ida $. Mann.
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A Card.

To the friends and neighbors who so
kindly aided US in our recent bereave-
ment and for all the beautiful floral offer
ings we are truly grateful and we wish to
express our appreciation for the many
kind deeds and words of sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Hall and Family.
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POTATOES,

POTATOES.
Aroostook Green Mountains, per bu., 6Sd 10
Aroostook Cobblers, per bu., IS 20
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Mondays Randolph Market.

The following prices were realized by
sellers at Randolph Stores and markets
last Monday mot retail;:-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-17

Good millinery at lowest prices.
G. J. Bliss, Hubbard's store, Randolph.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-06
-MODAS NUEvAS De
haCe dos sigIOs.
La reIna Alexandra Ia Introduce nuaVamsAts en-
Ia GOftG de LOndres.

Ha llamsdo mucho atenci6n en- Lon
dres, que Ia reina AlejandTa ha vusIto &
aparecer en- p6blico levando puestos unos
pendientes laIgos de aqueIles que uaaban
las damas cuando la reina Victoria con
taba vtiote amos Este resurgir de una
moda antigua no es, en- Eums, sino una
manifestation mas de la tendencia que se
viene obssrvando en- 81 gran muudo bri.
tauico, y que no comprende SOLO Ia joyerfa,
sino e vestido 81 mobiiiavio.
Hoy no existe casa aristocratics en- Lon.
dres donde no hsyau vuelto ponerse en-
uso en- las chimeneas los morilioa antiques
para sostener la lena cuRnto mas anti
guos sean los morilIos mucho mpior. En-
los Gomedores de estilo Jorge Nv, vuelve
estilarss, como paTte integrauts del de-.
corado, las arBfias conEtruidas con tTompas
de cazas antiguas Y las vidrisrss de les
dormitorioB imitan las antiguas cEistsleTaB
en- trozos coloreados, fernando Ell centVo
del dibujo el tfpioo vidrio redondo llama
do 'scubo de botella'.
Las seforitas de la high life ing!esa bal
Ian con preferencis las danzas modernas,
el minueto Ia Earabanda de los tiempos
de Scarlatti 6 Corelli; usan papel de car
tas hecho mano, y visten sedas tejidas
por el proCedimiento de hace trescientos
amos.
Todo ibro elegante ha de presentarse
con 81 tftulo impreso en- caracteres anti
guos, y no va Ell tftulo, aino ell aspecto ga.
neral del vol6men ha de causar una mar
cada tendencia al arcaismo.
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EI Cid y su CabaIIO.

Era muchscho de unos Isl sfios, Rodrigo
Diaz, cuando va habfa dado muestras de
su vocaci6n de guerrero.
Criabase en- Burgos, en- cuya ciudad un
ito Suyo era poseedor, entire otros bienes,
de una gran yeguada.
Ven Coumigo, muchacho-dfole un
dia 81 bueu tfo-que regllarte he un caba
Ito q tn gusto elegidO, para que guerrear
aprendas.
Y llevandolo la magnffca dehess,
pdsolo su lado mand6 que uno uno
por una Puertilla excusRda, fuesen salien
do al campo los potroE.
Y uno uno, en- efecto muy hermosog
caballos salfan, y Ell future Cid como muer
to callaba.
Aoert6 q sa'ir entire tanto un potranco
epfermizo, delgado, lleno de mataduras; en-
verdad repugnsnte animal.
AL varlo Rodrigo exclama:
-lAltOl Tic, csc caballo elijo.
-lBabieca! -reSponde amostazado el
can6nigo Esa alimafiA quieres!
Y el tfSico pence fu6 en- efecto, el gran
corcel de batalla que monte siempre el
memorable guerrero; que Bobrsvivi6 al
Cid, el que, solo, delro los moros lie
vados al dorso la armadura completa dc
81 c6ebre dueno, quien vivo crefan lor
iufieleg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-06
NO TICIAS De SABA
ma a-Grande
EI punto dsnonlnado DE sBanaIda" ha sldo u
eOnpQsstO.
.lD6 nuestro eorreaponsaL !

Mayo 2.-El respectable caballero don
Manuel Rodriguez 80 sncusntra grave.
msnts enfermo, y poT 50 Balud haCemos
fervientes votoB.
Ell ovan don Emilio l. Garcia, esti.
mable amigo nuestro y compafisro en- Ia
prenBa, en- breve pienaa ausentarse de esta
poblaci6n 10 que sentimos mucho por ira
tarse de nm buen elemento que goza de
muchas Bimpatfas en- nuestra sociedad.
-Ha regFeBado de San Juan, & donde
fuera con 81 prop6sito de recobrar 50 salud
algo quebrantada, nuestro distlnguido
amigo. don Jose r. Gaztambide Busigo,
quien saludamos afectuosamente.
Ell puente de Ia carTetera que mes
Oane con Yaueo, denominado Ode Bernal
da", del cual nos ocuparamoB en- notas
anterioreg, ha sido "a compussto, por 10
que felicitamos al sefior Mendez, Inspector
de. carreteraB de este distrito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-06
InfOrme satisfaGtOTiO para ...
eI reglmientO de Puerto Rico.
OfiGlaIss mental, moral y flsIcamsnts GapaGlta-
dos para ell CumpllnIsnto de su eOmstId0.

Ell coronel Mills, inspector general del
Eiercito de los Estados Unidos, que en-
Mario pagadO visit6 los puestos ,miIitares
de San Juan , Cayey, acaba dc enviar al
Ministerio de Ia Guerra un infJrme alta
mente Ba6sfactorio para Ell Regimiento de
Puerto Rico.
Ha aquf el p6rrafo mas importante del
referido documento
CLOS edifcios y Ia guaInici6n est6n en-
eXcelente estadO. El servicio es bien he
cho y tanto los ofciales como los Boldados
dejan la impression de estar dispueatos &
cumplir Bus deberes del mejor modo posi-
ble. Los defectoS que note eran insigni
feanteB y fueron corFegidos en- el acto.
Todos los ofciales est6n mental, moral y
ffsicamente. capacitados para ell cumpli.
mianto de ssls debereO".
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.LOCURA De UNA DA-
ma de la nObIeza.
PeEteneGe a una iIuStre famiIa ita-
LLAMA.
InGsndla su rssIdsnCIa,

Milan, abIil % La marquesa de Mag
Baglia, perteneciente una de las famiiias
mas ilustres de la nobIeza italiana SO ha
vuelto loca hoy.
Levant6 uns barricada en- 81 paIacio
donde residfa y despues prsndi6 fuego a
toda Ia ropa q los muebles, propaganda.
Sc ell inCendio por toda la mansion sefiorial.
Cuando negaron los bombsros con oh
jeto de prestar sus ssEvicios fueron recibi
dos q baIazos.
La casa fue Embellishments sitiada POT
las fuerzss de policfa, terminando Ell Bitio
cuando So le concluyeron lss municiones 4
la infoTtunsda marquesa,
Al pepetrar les bombaros en- el interior
del palsciO SO encon ntFaron qua un sobrino
de Ia marqusa tsmbi6n eAtaba loco.
Ambos han sido encerrados en- un asiIo
de euajenados
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DepaItamentO del interior de Puer
to Rico.
San Juan, P. R, Mayo 4 de 1907.
ANUNCIO DE ARRENDAMIENTO.

Por 81 presents SO solicitan proposicio.
nes para el arrendamiento de la siguiente
parcela de terreno situada en- 81 barrio de
la Marina, San Juan:
Empezando al lado sur de la calle del
Comercic, barrio de la Marina, en- ell puu-
to de intersection con ell Iado Este de la
calle "C'' de acuerdo con ell plano prspa'
rado por don Armando Morales baio la
direction del Comisionado del Interior.
cuyo plano eRta fschado en- Agosto 80
1906: siguiendo Ia Inca Sur de la referi =
da calle del Comercio en- una direction
Nordeste 83, 4S' una DISTANCES de 71.66
metros hasta un punto maTcado con ell
nGmero l en- dicho plano; desde aquf en-
una direction Sur verdadera, una distan-
cia de 57.43 metros, hasta IN punto mar
cado con 81 n6meTo II en- el refsrido pla'
no, y Siguiendo el linderO NoTte de la Su-
creTis St. Jean seflorea Sobrinos de Ez.
quisga, una distancia de so 1887 metros,
hasta un punto en- 81 lado Este de la re
ferida calle "C''. el cual esta & 36 46S
metros del punto de paTtida.
Las proposieiones debeTan Scr dirigidas
al Comisionado del Interior Sc admit
ran hasta las 10 de Ia mafiana, del dia
IL de Mayo de 1907.
El t6rmino del arrendamiento ser6 de
2 amos, el arrendetario quedando obligado
construir un edifcio que ssr6 destinado
para dep6sito p6blico de mercancias, den
t1o de los tres meEes despu6s de aprobado
el contratO.
.El Comisionado del Interior SO reserva
el derecho de rechazar cuaIquiera 6 todas
las prop0aiciones. H. Grahame. Co.
misionado del Interior
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Rifles para los ehlnOs.

Los chinos SO organizan militarmente, &
la moderna con entusiaBmo, seg1n aVi
san Berlin desde Shanghai, punto de
donde han encargado & la capital ell envfo
de 2 milIones de rifles para que ell arma.
mento del ei6rcito sea uuiforme. El sol.
dado chino es paeiente, Hufrido y frugal
sobre todo, con buenos jefss, puede pres.
tar tan buenos servicios como sus primos
del Jar6n, donde las famiIias principa-
les est6n nandando por 10 menos = uu
miembro j6ven de la familia, para q ue So
prepare como futuro Official del ej6rcito
chino, por Recommendation que ha hecho el
gobierno,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-06
COMO UN CUABTO
de bora eStuVO Ca
: yendo granizO en-
LareS.
EI heChO no dej6 de asustar a algu.
mas genteS.
Los agTlCultOTGs Green que con Ia gTanIzada su-
frlTan gran p6rdlda en- sI cafe J en- los fru-
tOS memories.
Ode maestro oOrrespomsaI).

Mayo 3.-En la ssmana pasada 6 sea
desde ell % al 28 del Baliente Abril han
sido admitidos en- esta Estaci6n de Ane
mia para su cuTaci6n 134 peraonap; rece-
tados de los que Sc hallan en- trstamiento
665 y III curadoH.
Aver las dos de la tarde ha caido en-
este pueblo un espantoso aguacero acompa'
fiado de una fuerte granizada.
Sobre ell techo de las casas SO sentfan.
Caer como piedras pequefias no dejando de
asustar q muchoB ,]ecinos
Como un cuartU de hora eatuvo cayendo
granizo.
Hombres, mui eres y muchachos SO les
vefa salir por centenareS la calle plaza
en- donde recogfan por punadoS los heladoB
granos.
Estos agricultores Green que con el gra-
nizo caido aver tsrde, experimenten una
gran p6rdida' de cafe en- la pr6xima coBe.
cha J 10 mismo en- Ia siembra de frutog
memories
-Hace algunos dias que llegaron q
este pueblo, y adn permanecen, dos indi-
viduos los % Sc ocupan en- el negocio de
chinas. va haSnvisdo algun. ..ca ,arros
repletos de dichas 'Tttala Tttaala. para Aguadilla.
Don Sotero CuevaB ha vendo doce mil
y vendera muchos miles ms
Por cada n ofrecen pagar los compra
dores dos pes veinte y cinco centavos en-
.,!paGhUe:
81 dichoB compradores esCudrif5ran de.
bidamente nueStroB campos, estamos en- la
geguridad que harlan un negocio excelen-
te, por haber muchos, y habernos informa'
do los del campo que poseen chinales
que no han Fealizado negocio alguno.
Don Jose Yumet Marin, come1ciante
de Aguadilla, se encuentra en- esta local.
dad desde aver On aBuntos de negocioB.
FL seior Yumet amigo y correligionario
nuestro al que hemos tenido ell guBto de
Ealudar, Sc auSentar6 hoy para gu residen.
cia en- la "Villa del Ojo"
Hoy ha llovido c6ntaros en- este
pueblo, es probable continGe la lluvia,
10 que perjudicara los frutos memories 81
eHta continGa con alg6u exceso.
Primitive Lopez mujer de muy NAL
genio que ha estado algunas veces meti-
da en- el chirolo, afn no ha querido CORE.
girse.
Hace dos Bemanas que eHt& Ia Bombra,
por que en- un bale arm6 un esc6ndalO y
le Tompi6 ell cuatro que tocaba Bu pariente
Manuel Lopez PoIancO. Ente Ia denunci6
en- Ia 2orte municipal, celebr6ndose aver 2
81 iuicio, y Ia conden6 Ell juez Lcdc.
Bryan & sufrir 20 dias de carcel para que
se arrepients de volver & escandalizar al
p6blico.
Sc halls epfermo de gravedad nues
trO amigo don Antonio Comulads, Official
de milicias que fu6 hace mas de treinta
amos que disfrut6 montepfo hasta el cam.
bio de soberanfa.
Juan Torres muchaCho como de ca
torce amos que vive en- 81 barrio "PiteIas"
hiri6 con un cuchillo & otro muchacho;
fu6 denunciado y celebrado eI juicio, 81
jueS Bryan le impuso un mes de cdrcel,
habiendo ingresado cumplirlo.
Aver falleci6 el consecuente unionista
don Juan Sella y su entierro 80 verifcars
hoy las 5 de la tarde. Era de sdad
aIgo avanzada siempre perteneci6 Ia
culta sociedad de este pueblo y del de
Utuado.
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una BODA

Han contraido matrimonio en- esta ciu
dad los distinguidos jovenes Cecilia Rive
ra y Bruno Y Jose Menendez y Garcia
ce@ebrandoBe ell acto en- la ig.esia del San
to CliBto de eata capital.
EIegantes tarietas invitando para el &C.
to fueron ciTculadas oportunamente es
taban suscritas por los distioguidos egpo
SOS ATistides Rivera Dalmau Carolina
Bruno de Rivera padres de la contfay ente
Tambien invitaba el sefor Menendez.
DsseamoB & los felices esposos una eter
ma luna de miel.
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PfsCIOsa jOya

A pesaT De 10 acoRtumbrados que .estsn
que pasen por sus manos las joyas mas
precioGas, les empleadoS tasadores de la
aduana admiraron grandemente I'm mag
nffco bTillaDts verde que una casa de
Rotterdam enVi6 otra de Nueva York.
La piedra pssa dos quilates y medic, es de
precioso tinte vale Sc. 900. Es ell terce'
ro mas valioEo lIegado America en- es'
tos tiltimoB afioB y como rarezs solo puede
compar6rsele IN diamante girls traido no
hace mucho, de tres quilateH = tasado en-
IS 600.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-06
REvISTA HGRI-
COLA TERRA" !"

Ell nGmsro MI del tomo II de esta re.
vista sgrfcola pu=rtorriqus ia de la cuaI es
director 81 periodista ssfior Vicente Balbks,
ha sijo Tecibido en- esta redacci6n. Es IN
nGmerO qua eontieue muy interesantes tra-
baios, Sc We que el senior BaIbas cont -
nda con ahinco una labor enthusiasts, hon.
rada fructifera en- la propaganda de or.
ganizaci6n cisntifea de modernos cultivoa
= la aplicsci6n 6atos, de implementoa
que los hacen mas fieiles y de mayorea
rendimientoB. Mucha vida deseamos al
esforzado y buen colega.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-06
Tratado DSRlnleo-AmsrIeano

Apesar de los cables pubiicadOs por
aIgunoS peri6dieos en- sentido negative, eli
consul general de la repdblica de Santo
Domingo, recibi6 uno en- Ia tarde del saba
do en- que el senior Ministro de Relacio les
ExterioreB de la rep6blica Ie participa
haber Bido aprobado por ell CoDgreso Ma
cional, con explicacioasB dicho Trated2; ?
el cual ell mismo s6bado hR sido ratifehdo
por el Senado Americana. &