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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-03

1877, inscription 81 al folio IS del
hbro tercsTo prcviaionRl de dicho Ayun.
tamiepto, inscription Begunds cuYo de-
Fecho hipotecaEio, fn6 cedido por Ia liqui.
dRci6n de "Lecaroz & Co." al demsndapte
& tftulo de donaci6n en- pago poE prscio
de cQatro mil do lars, an Cuanto hace los
seis mil quinientoB ochenta Biete dollars
ssGentR y cuatro Centavos ingoIutoa que
qued6 reduci ta lA oh igsci6n hipotecalis,
Vista lR demandA que cor f9rme al
''pyocsdimiento de la Ley Hipctscasia
"R mar to intsrpone el abogado doa
Simon Large AquiIu6, s nombEa de
sBautists Ech varrfa Lsrrategui, co 2tra
'la AuceBi6n do Marfh NicoIaRa Mss Co
sion, an cobro do Eeia mil quinientcn
''ochenta stats dollars, geseDts cuatro
''centavoa qae aaciende 10 adeudado, con
f'm6s las coBEAs: los documentos s dichA
"dem a ada Roompaflldo hAbi6adoss
'hecho poT le pRTts promovsnts ls pFoteA'
'ts estableci5s en- el inciBo final del at.
1853 del ReglRmsnto para la eiecuci6n
''ds la Ley RipotecaEia. Ordsno: Qaa
''poE sl Marshal de esta Corts de Distrito
''se pTactiqus psFsonsIments el requsri'
''miento de lR Huceai6n deu dora, pare qua
''dentro del t6rmino de trainta diRs paguen
al damRndante los Beis mil quinientos
'oChenta siete dollars sassnta custro
''centavns reClamadoE, con mas al costas;
''pEaCtfc6udoss adsm6B dicho Tequerimiene
ito poE msdio de edictos que 50 pubiicaE6n
zen Ell psEi6diCo LA CoErespondencia"
"que be editR en- San JuaT, dursnEa IN
''mep, una vtz por Hsmans; bsjo apercibi.
"miento de dscrstATae, petici6n del pra.
'movsnte, que el demandauts recupeEe 90
''cI6dito, dsfiaB CtEtas mediants vents
''de los bisnes hipoteC dos, en- Ia fsrma
'que determine 10 ley de do Mario de
1905 - Arecibo, Mario de 19O8.-
{" "(Firma1o) Ramon Quihones, juez'.
Por tanto; = para 81 requeTimiento or.
dansdo de IL Hucesi6n demandadR de d. ma
Maria Nicolasa Mas Colon, I'm de aus
dentFo del t6Imino de tTeintR diaa psgnen
sl demRndsnte don Bautists Eehsvarrfs
LaFFstegui, les Beis mil quidientos ochenta
y aiets dollaTE, BsBsnts cuRtro centavoS
TecIRmRdoS, con mas lss costaB; bsio sper
cibimiento dc deCTstavse, petici6n del
pTomovsnts, que dicho dsmBndante rscu
peTs 50 credito, dAfioB contaB, madiante /
ventR de los bisneG hipotecsdoB; expido eI 1
presents edictO que autorizo bajo mi fiFma
, el Bello del Tribunal, para "a pubIica.
Ci6n ca 81 psEi6dico la CoFEe8pondenciA"
que Ee edita sn San Juan, unR vsz DOR
Iamsns, durante IN meg, ca Il Ciudad ds
AFeCibo, nuevs do MaFzo de mil nCvs
cisntos ocho.
SaEuadOr PieOrnsU. U.-SsCEstsEio.
Por Felipe PadiHa.-s -sub-uscrstariO.
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NuevO Superintendente de eIeCciOnes

81 Conaejo Eiacutivo aver tarde con,
fTm6 en- 80 nombrsmieuto de Sunerioten'
dents de eEeccioneB al senior e w. Keith
que deade hace alg6n tiampa degemp enaba
el cargo de chief clerk an ese departa-
mento
81 Ben7r Keith eB natural dc TennepBp,
EdadoB Uoidos Ejsrci6 dursnta z g NOS
la profession de abogsdo an Aahsxils vi.
nisndo & Puerto Rico desde haCs 4 amos
cBusR dc faltR de BRlud. Entuvo enfsEmo
del tifag en- RquellR ciudsd.
Hs dessmps nsdo en- esta islR les cavgas
De Gs8istan supervisor de alecciones y
chief clerck dursnts los amos de 1904 &
1906.
Eatre Las personaE gus le coo0osn deS
de hace mueho tempo On los centres of
cisleg, tiene justR fsmR de hombre labo-
EioBo, entandido de una gran rectitud en-
81 dauempeno de suS cargos, los gus ha de-
sempehsdo & satisfscci6p de todog.
Deaeamos aI nuevo supeTintendsnts &c
elscCioneB el mayor 6xito en- 81 diffcil car
go que con car6ctsE dsfnitivo ya dlBsms
psfaT, y ls fslicitamos por ls deignAci6n
hechR on 50 favor.
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nino la manifestation mSB entusiaRta de
todo 81 pals pusEtorPiquano que debs 8 la
incsDBable DANA la grRtitud mas gFRnda.
"PueTto Rico-tsFmina 81 senior Nun oz
RivsTs-todo este pals, ha de tEibutsr por
medic de eBts aaRmblss el mas entusiaBts
voto de gERtitud de inolvidRbls recueTdo
& Ia aeflora Wood, la distinguida Rmeri.
cana duien todos hsmos visto M dis y
otEo recorEiendo GALES viBitsDdo fami
lias en- demands de IN auxilio pRES 81 BanR
toEio q con tRntou sHfueFsoB , ContiDuados
sReTi6oios 90 ha podido sostensr en Saa
Juan maEcR una era de beu6fco auxi'
lilo para gran ndmsro de familias que mi
pa libran del contagio enfarmog que sal
van 90 existencia con los mediog sllf pueA'
tos sn pF6etics.
TeFmina u aefor MUfioz diciendo que
en- Puerto Rico como IN los Egtados Uni
dos debisrRn las psrsonas EicSs aaigaaF en-
gus testamentoB numss de dinsHo para ell
RoRtsuimieutO de hogpitsIea sanstoEioB
sin que para Ia vida de slloB hubisF& de
aCudirss 81 RpoYo ofaisl.
'Un vOto de grRcias puss, en- nombFs
del pals para Il sefioER Wood poE 81 be-
nefioa obTa On favor de Puerto Rico.
NutFidoG aplsuBoH Baludsn las q timas
pslabras del discuEao lR Benora Wood
ds Lar gFacisB, Isvsntandoss deBPu6B 10 Bs.
Bi6n lRa 80 de IL talda.
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NOTICIAS De PONCE.
Ia PoIiGia De Sanidat PRTsjguiendO 4
los aduIteTadOTgS de Ia IsChe.
Dol SalIlraI, sBs1a IutgO con natural IuStIGIV,
pldGR aqua.
a. naestro o0rresp0nsaI sspeoiaI.

Ab1il 1o.-Ya 81 Idblico Dc viaib.es
muestEaB de cansanciO, puea 10 que pare.
CO le tisno eIug6nero OhioO,empecinAdo. X,
de enc modo, spenaB LENA 81 teatro La
Perza
-Tambi6n en- Poncs los lechsros ven.
dan 81 prscioao zumo no solo un precio
que NADIA tisns de equit two sino que
10 bRutizRn dc 10 Undo. Pero r. fatl Go.
lom, que es IN poIicfa de ssnidad muy
cOIorGO, que eB 10 migmo que dacir GobiOtaO
8 que no 90 anda con chiquitag, peTsigue 4
los SofstiOadores, ha presentado unss On.
ce der unciaB contra Hsmejantsg aIimaf1as.
-FIacaa ast6n dsjando las barRndaS del
puents de LA Flaca'', en- Ia Playa, los
cualaa han REraucado unss cuantaB cru
cetsg.
En- 81 sAIitFal, del miamo baFrio, goIici.
tan qua 50 inAtale una faente p6blica para
Ell consume de sguR del vscindsrio. Ami
go don Simon, aiaudo el SaEtrGL quisn pide
qgua, coDnidaEa si BsEs jults la aOlicitud.
En- eAts Ciudsd falIeci6 81 a,rscisbIe
joven don Jose Vivss, psTtenecisnte 8 una
antigua diatiDgUida tsmiliR.
Ell oraduF Bafior Antonio M. Molina
hR pronunciado an lR ciudad algunos dis
cursoB que han maTeCido varisdos comen'
tRriog.,
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EiOlCTO 0.
EstGdos UYsidoa de Americ1. Ell Presi
aease de los Estados U1eidos. -s. S.
Bautisto Eohevorrta q Larrategui,
Dsma1dants.

dense de los Estados U1eidOs. IS. S.
Bautista EohevorYta y Lorrategui,
Dsma1dants
veFgug.
Sucesi6n de Maria Nicolasa Mds,
DamandRdB.
En- la CoTte de Distrito del Diatrito IN
dicial de AEecibc, r. r.
Por Cuante: en- ViEtud de damands que
poT sl proCsdimisnto de IL Ley Hipotsta
ria y 30 rsgiamsnto, hs iotarpueato el
abogRdo don Simon Largu6 AquiIu6, {
nombre de Bsntista EchsvRTrfa LARA.
tagui, vecino do Lares. dependents de
eomeTcio, Bo;teEo y de 36 amos de edad,
contra lR sucesi6n de Maria NicoIaBa Mas
Colon, que falleoi6 en Utusdo despu6l que
50 eBpoRo don Francisco Pa, hace Va al
qua tempo, deiando que 90 conozcan, sua
hijos legftimoB Francisco, Maria Conatsn.
Gin cRsAda con Joaquin PoFtRlatfD, Ii.
huRcio, EFneSt0 tRmbi6n conocidO poF
Nestor = Antonio Victoriano Pl6 Mas,
Tesidentes On el t6Fmiuo muuicipAl de
UtuEdo, menos 81 Antonio VictoHiano
euyo domicilio 20 desconoce, ignor6ndoBa
81 exists slgdn otFo hersdeTo de Ia foads;
90 SSA4S ~ 89AA AAAA 4NAAAS1bo1 OGAG4bA y
siets dollsTs, Hesents Cuatro csntRvoa {
gus sHciende 10 adeadado en- viFtud dc Ia
hipotsca conHtitufda pnF Is causante Maria
NicolasR Mas Colon, favor de la socie
dad meFCRntil regular Colectivs de LaTev,
"Laearoz y Ca, en- eScVitura paIada ante
81 notaEio don Victor Primo Martinez, sI
dia de Abril de 1897, CARA 7tizando di.
cha hipoteca una faca TdHtiCa EadicadR
en- el bRTFio de Santa IaabeI, de la juTis.
6iCCi6n do Utuado, compuegta de cieuto
oChentR tres CueEdaB CinCuentR C6ntimoa;
insCribi6ndogs dicho contEato ca 81 Regis
tEo de lR PrOpisdad de A1ecibo, 81 folio
118 del tomo 81 de Utusdc, fnca n6mero
1877, inacEipci6n 8 :. cuya hipotoca fu6
RmpliRda por sscritura otoHgada 81 Z de
FsbEeTo de 1900. soble otTo pTedio r6s.
tieo Fadicsdo en- 81 miGmo baErio tegmi-
no, compuesto de dos fracCioneg, una de
veinticinCo CuaEdss, otFa de an Cuadro
de teEEeno; inBeribi6ndoBo eIta tiItimG 81.
cEiturR en- 81 propio RsgiltrO. IL folio 119
del tomo "a de UtuRdo, fnea n6mOEo
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Wanhington, Abril 3.-Entre los vaIo'
res que mas garsntfau offecen, = que ssr6n
Admitidos como base psrs Ia emission de
billetsB de Bsncoa nscionales, Rgdn el
pToyecto de ley A5drieh bill, gus acRbs
de pasaF ell Senado, Tara alivio de la gi'
tuaci6n monetaris. Guam 10 sea neceBario,
20 sncuentran los BonoB de Ia iBls dc Puar'
to Rico.
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REMITlD0.

En- un psFi6dico de eBta Iocalidad CO.
respondents al dia primsro apRrece la
nOticia de que en- SantuFce era nscesRrio
iutroducir pan de San Juan , PueEta de
TERRA dsbido q que LIS dos pansdeEfas
que trabajan no podfan cubrir las neceBi-
dsdes del bsErio. Sspa el que tai noticia
egcTibi6 que Ia psnade1fa MiTamar cuenta
con dos hoFnoB m odernoB itil8 necesA.
rios para slaborar 8 600 bollog diarioB los
que no Es consumer en- el bRrrio de San.
turee; aSf 90 que 81 pan que entra de fuera
eB debido gus son tsntsB lss psnRderfas
de San Juan y PueEta de Terra que tie
nen que eBtendeF Be & diCho bRHrio.
PANADERIA.
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Puerto Principe, AbriI 3.-El gobierno
De Nord Alexis, & pssar de cuantos aEFe'
CLOS 80 han hsCho con las potenciaB en- 10
de los Eefogiados = de les promesaB de
eHtRblecsr fFme CoFdialidad con los ex.
tFsnjeToB, uigue perpetFando en- los elsmen.
toA extraDjsros = en- los polfticos del pals,
todR cIass de excsBog. Algunos extrapis.
ros y varioB haitiRnoa han gido arrsutadou
atbitrariRmGnts, = Ge practiCan FegistToR en-
domicilios pAFticulareB, continuando las
eiscuciones sin formation de causa. Todo
81 pals eIt6 RtsFrorizAdo por eHos actoB dsl
gobierno, que mas que rigurosoE, sc consi
deTRn saIvsjsg. In lsgaol6n tEancess ua
prepars para Ru defsnss contra Ia golda'
dasCa de Alexis 81 pueblo bsjo. El
miamo ministro frances he advertido & los
refugiados hRitianoB, que 81 jugs no tener
armamsntos bRltantss para la defanss de
lR legaei6n dc los en- ella aailsdoa
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San PeternburgO. Ab1il -El gran
peri6dIco de eBts capitRl-el Nov0e Pre-
mya -condsna en6rgicRmsnte, On un sen.
sacional artfculo. que SO cr6s inspirado en-
la polftica del gabinete, ddndosele por tanto
importsnoia oficial, Ia politics de Austria
en- Maoedonis, pEopone IN convsnio 8
pscto Rnglo-ruso, On 10 relative eBa
question, Rn6Iogo 81 pacto ConcerniOnte q
Ia Prussia que tianen eBtsblecido ssaB dos
patenciss. So cree que el gsbinste actual
tisnde de modo diEecto una politics vige-
rosa que rsairma la Russia en- 81 hegs.
monia ibhueneia en- las oueBtionss de
oEiente.
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CABLES De HOY
La correspondence de Venezuela no
causa excitaci6n en- Washington.
NOrd Alexis GmuIsntn las hszaiias
del saHguinsTiO HippOIits.
IN sensational artiGulO del peri6dicO
ruso 'Nov0s Vrsmya."
e CI6ditO de Ia hacienda de Puerto
Rico, Sc cOnsOIida baj0 Ell am
paTO del BOhieTn0 De los EstadOs
Unidos.

Warrington, Abril 3.-LR correBpon.
depcia de VsnezueIg, on al asunto de las
compaffas explotadoras de aaf4lto con 81
gcbierno de dicha Tep6bIica, enviada al
COngrenO para que 6ste rsloIvieBe de mane.
n Immediate 10 que se con8idaEsrs pTocs.
dente, no ha despeTtado Ia exoitaci6n que
SO cEsfa Por el contrsrio, exsminadoB
todos los documantos ss hR convenido en-
que, gi eB cierto que Venezuela no deja de
ser culpsble, como 10 compTueban Ios deB'
pachoB diplomkticoa refeTantes al indicado
aBuntc que De han hecho p6blicoB, mere
ce energies CenGuFa Gl omportamiento y
actos de algunos CiudadRnos ameRicanos
en- aquel pafs que no admiten defensR
iuStifcsda. BESIDE Rgunto semeiante
ocurrido en- SRnto Domingo, en- donde
intsEeBeB partiCularss de aIgunos ciudada
nos amsEicsnos ejeEcieron PRESTON Dobre 81
gobierno dc eHa repdblica antillana, 81 se'
nsdo qued6 reBsntido co tra Is iniciativa
8 conduCta Dc Roosevelt, en- 81 repetido
ssunto Cr6ess, pueU, que no hay oauBss
bs'tantea detsrminar un oo8Ws 5slH.
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JUAN BRAScHI.
Director Inferno.
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-PoE 81 departamsnto de sAnidad 90
acusa EeCibo de tarifa de vaounR sn tuboB,
de mRgnfiea CaIidad. proCedsnts de 10 ca
% de MuIford de New York, ID que debe
aa1 paAda antaS de doa msasI.
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MARROW.
LACTO MARROW.
Pnnao con N333 Il Op Pa q Institute An:,c.ls js New Yak

ITaId-1 W 4 I9-I1O Al5 NV ~.
IA IlSlS mas
ANEMlA, CLOROSIS
ClAS lENIAS
BlLlOAD GENERAL
resuados difenia del
desde mienzaa atomarse
El4EoIOMAGO SUSCEPTIBLE
indication para los enerm pero donia
De todas las armacias.
Representante para Puerto Rico.
525 San Juan
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-Maha 1s por Ia tsrde gs efectuar6 IN
dsssf flo de juegoS at 6ticoB en- el hip6dromo
de eBtR ciudad por los "teama" de las eBcue.
la "CentraW de tAgricuIturs."
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UN BUEN NEGOCIO PARA INOUSTRIALES.

Haze guno ctdiOu
hotel avortlsm concio oda la Ela y
sa@do sTo GENTRCO VENTmA:
G "a de los vistans de Ii cluad.
hata
NJ e
CALLE DE LA CRUZ 27
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-10
WANT VALUATIONS CHANGED
Solomon Taxpayers Think They
Are Put Too Hieh.

Solomon Tribune: A meeting o
the taxpayers Of this city and town
ship was held at the city hall Mon
day evening for the purpose Of tax.
ing some action toward securing a
reduction Of taxes. The meeting was
well attended, both city and country
being represented. Remarks were
made BY a number Of those present,
showing the increase in property
valuations over the valuations Of
1908. the difference in the valuation
Of properties Of the same class, and
the Differences in the valuations in
this township az compared With other
townships Of the county. A COM
nittee consisting Of c. vsndsruilt,
J. 7. sellardS and A. J. cOnklin vas
selected 70 meet with the county
commissioners nsxt Monday and ask
or > readjustmsnt Of TIE property
TAlaations Of solomon City and Ian
'oln township.
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RINEHART.

Miss Irene Taylor returned Gatur
day from q visit in the east. \
Mr.. and Mrs. David 10y Of LoI
Angeles, CAL, are here visiting rela
tives and friends here.
Mrs. Harry Diehl Of Emporia il
visiting friends here.
The M. z. revival meetings con-
Quoted by Evangelists Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritz are continuing with great sue
cess.
Miss Edna Converse was shopping
in Abilene last Thursday.
Will Hassler left Saturday for Kan
sas City.
Mrs. J. s. HOllinger and Miss Laura
Hollinger spent Wednesday in Chap.
man with Mrs. Walter Hoilinger.
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SOUTH DICKINSON.

Rev. Homer Engle went to Clay
Center to help conduct a series o
revival meetings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Kline speu
Sunday at Luther Strole's.
The public sale of J. Kaufman was
largely attended.
Elder J. N. Engle made a business
trip to Lost Springs Friday.
Walter Engle transacted business
in Enterprise Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkle spent Sunday
at George Zeiger's.
Mrs. Harry Dsyhoff Of Moonlight
visited relatives In Hope last week.
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ZION

Harry Wagaman has completed tn
addition to his house.
Elder N. G. Engle left last Thurs
day for Goodman, Mo-, to hold
series Of meetings.
The six months old child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Miller Of Brown county,
died at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
]. E. Bowser. Death was caused by
pneumonia. The body was taken
back to their home for interment.
Mrs. John Stoffer returned last
Thursday after a five weeks visit
with relatives and friends near Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Earl and Frank Engle spent Friday
in Kansas City.
Protracted meetings are going on
with interest at Buckeye.
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DETROIT.

Clarence Klamm is here from Gar
den City visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jones arrived
from Maniton, Colo, for q short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. q.
Tilton. They left again Monday for
Chicago.
CT. Klamm has gone to Texas on
business trip.
A surprise party was given Earl
Arnold at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
France Stranger. A beuntiful supper
was served and all report fine time.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-10
D. G. Il. S.

School opened for the winter tern
Dec. l with an enrolment Of abou
200.
The second number OF the lectur,
course will be given Saturday even
ing. Dec. 10, by the Emma D. Smith
Company. Matinee for school chill.
dren in the afternoon.
The Seniors now have the first two
acts Of their play ready. 1t promises
to be huge success on the evening
Of Dec. 2S.
Susie Hostetter who has been alb
sent from school on account Of sick
ness returned to school Tuesday after
noon.
Harry HUFF, the Chapman photog-
rapher, is working at the high school
taking pictures for the Annual.
Each member Of the sewing class is
working on Christmas present for
her best friend.
The basket ball team is organized
with James Alright as student man
ager. The schedule will soon be ar
ranged.
Mrs. Crane favored us with some
very fine instrumental music Tuesday
morning.
A merry party skated on the Howe
'ond Monday evening. A few have
ince been speaking with authority Of {
he efficacy OF the cold bath.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-10
Report Of District 81.

Maple Grove school for month end.
ing Dec. 4: Those neither absent
nor tsrdy for the month were: Bess q
and Oscar Brubaker. Ether Brehm,
Ray and Clayton Garrett, Minnie
Hill, Vera Haywood, Albert, Cora and
Clarence Krause, Hazel and John
Smith, Harry and Ruth ZoOk. En-.
rOllment during the month, males
16, females 10, total so. Average
daily attendance 80. Number Of
visitors three. W. e. Steiner, teach.
or.
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First Wheat Report Out.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-The govern
ment report on the new wheat crop
was issued today from Washington
and showed the condition Of winter
wheat to be 1858. This was consider
ably better than expected. Expert
Shows estimate being 70, and the
wheat market Immediately slumped
of 20 per bushel. The acreage is
given at 29s million acres as against
81 million a year ago.
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Navarro.

Mr.. Paul was in this vicinity last
week.
Mr.. Kauffman's sale last week was
we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Issit and Mr..
and Mrs. ChHs. Issit attended the
funeral Of Mr.. IsSit near Moonlight
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Of Donegal
attend the funeral Of Mr.. IssIt near
Moonlight.
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Hand embroidery,
nice assortment, at
Weyant's.
TALMAGE

The W. G. 7. T, met with Mrs.
Naylor this week.
d. K. Holtzworth of Abilene was
a Talmage visitor Monday.
The ladies Of the W. c. T. q.
shipped barrel Of apples and a box
of clothing to the Home Of the Friend
less at Leavenworth this week.
Rev. Crippen and wife were in
Abilene Wednesday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-10

Now The Doctors Have $4,000
Damage Suit.

DAMMkD CWhty
This morning CIV. Hurd and j. v,
Humphrey filed petition for Mrs,
Alice Wingfeld In suit for damages
in the Geary county district court
against Drs. MCClintock and William
+. Bowen Of Topeka, and L. R. King
of Junction City. The suit Is for
damages for the death OF Jesse B.
Wingfeld Of junction City whom
Mrs. Wing6eld and the other plain
tiffs say was caused by malpractice
in surgery in an effort to remove
set Of false teeth from the throat Of
Jesse Wingfeld which were never
there.
Jesse Wing cid lived in eastern
Geary for the past 40 years, and was
one Of the well known farmers OF the
county. On the morning Of Oct. 8
he awoke and said he had swallowed
his false teeth. DR.. King was called,
and after an examination brought Mr..
Wingfeld to the city, where he was
treated for few hours. He grew
worse and was taken to Topeka,
where he was placed in the hospital
and operated upon by Drs. McClin-
took. Bowen and King. Mr.. Wing
ield died after the operation and was /
buried in the cemetery in eastern
1eary.
The doctors at first thought the 4
eeth were in his throat and cut a TX
lole in the side OF the throat to find \
hem. Then they decided they were "
a his stomach and cut him open, for Y
general investigation Of his "in- !
ards" No teeth were found and J,
tier the operations he died. The !
octors said he died Of kidney trouble. :
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-10
LANEY DISTRICT.

Robert Watt from Sharon Springs
is visiting in this vicinity.
Revival meetings are still in pro-
gress at the U. B. church.
Hugh Hughing left last week for
his old home in Pennsylvania.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs. Harry Parker last Thursday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-10
MOONLIGHT.

Protrac.ed meetings are in progress
at Bethel church, conducted by Rev.
S. G. Engle Of Philadelphia.
Abbie M. Bert is on the sick list.
The funeral services of William
Issit were conducted by Rev. Moody
at Bethel church. Interment in Liv-
ingston cemetery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-10
w1LLOwDALE.

Preparations are being made for .
Christmas entertainment at the M.
3. church.
Isaac Book was over from Talmage
Sunday.
Miss Lydia JOlitz visited in this
community last Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-10
Christmas Goods,

We now call your attention to the
best and largest line of holiday goods
we ever carried. All new and up.tO-
date. See our dolls. Give us call.
We have everything. L. j. Schad,
Broadway, Abilene, Kas. 1873