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The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
LEMHI JUNCTION.

Lemhi Junction, Idaho, or a. the town IL
more commonly called Junction, 10 grow.
ing finely, and as its location is in good
section Of country, the town will build up
and become the depot Of trade for Eastern
Idaho. The town has thriving appear.
ance. A. F. Wtights branch is a we'll
conducted store, under charge Of Hank
Slaughter, who has built up good bust
ness by keeping good assortment Of eve.
rything in the general merchandise line.
Lou c. Fyhrie & Co.'s branch, with Sias
and Chase running it, is in full blast. with
large stock in store, and as both are active
and wide.awake business men they will
soon establish II, y trade for their house
George Yearian is-completing large two
stor, house to be used in the hardware and
tin business. Stone Il Co. are handling a
fine assortment of household furniture.
Mrs. Dunlap-Callahan' Bannack drug
store will soon be- removed to Junction.
Messrs. Farlin & Luton run the billiard
hall and saloon in modern shape, and NJ.
Kaufman is to open first.class restaurant.
In addition to the new buildings put up
this spring, others will be erected during
the summer, and by fall Junction will have
doubled in size ana population.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
CUTS HIS THROAT.

Henry Walters, a German, attempted to
commit suicide, BY cutting his throat, at
Jimmy O'Neil's ranch, on Rattlesnake,
early on last Monday morning. Walters
had been at work during the past winter at
cutting fence poles in the mountains west
Of Argenta, and cabined by himself Com
ing down out Of the mountains last week
O'Neil hired him to do some blowing on
his ranch. Walters plowed day or SO,
when he left his team and pillow in the field
and going to the house he reported that the
men who hung Jessrang were after him.
His actions indicated that he was crazy and
ONeil watched him. On Sunday Wal.
tiers fixed the beef. windlass to hang him.
self, but O'Neil prevented him from car.
rying his intention into execution. Early
Monday morning, while ONeil was start
ing fire, Walters attempted suicide while
sitting on the steps Of the house by cutting
his throat with sharp pocket knife. He
was caught in the act Of saving his throat
with the knife, and in the tussle that ensu-
ed for the possession of the knife O'Neil
had thumb ripped open to the bone.
Walters was secured and brought to town
and DIR. Clutter was called to sew up the
wound. The blade of the knife had pene.
trated his neck above the rings and cut a
hole in his windp pipe, intlicting an ugly and
dangerous bu. not necessarily fatal wound
A jury, as provided by the law, pronoanc.
ed Walters insane, and Sheriff Reinhard'
took him to the Insane Asylum, where, il
he survives the wound, he will be confined
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY.
"under the sod and dew,
waiting the judgment day.
finder the blossoms the b'ue'
Under ,he xarlands the gray

Gov. 1ohn Schuyler Crosby IS o." ~, :" -. -"
eloquent proclamation asking az u's s. hs
i've and na,uralized Yankees and ex're"e'
M,s.ourians in the province Of Montana 10
un,t. in observing next Wednesday, May
aoth--Afemorial Day. The doc"'"en. :"
well written, and lays little over anytn'"s
in the proclamation line heretofore P'u 'r.'
ed e.. in the Territory. In a spirit Of Era
trrnity, Charity and Loyalty" the Severn .
or calls upon oil Of our ex.soldiers-se os',
Al and Coniederate-to sanctify Memorial
Day In Montana by claspsng haoos ove'
the common graves NJ American so'o's,'
dead. Referring to the War Of the NeOs'.
lion. the Governor says: "Our ssri'e WA We.
purely do,nrstic. To treasure IT. ho"t''''
ties a. II victory had bee" won over . 'o''
e;en foe, alien forever, 10 unw'se ana en-
tirelv xubversive Of the great le..o" o. inc
war fr y more perfect Un'on.' Gong
back to the days when that srch.reoe' cs'
Washington and his army Of tateered ~
triots won liberty by rebel''ny agatnst IN
strongest power on earth, the Covesno'
draws inspiration from the deeds Of '"e
Revolutionary rebels and further GAYS
"Let the men Of Montana, forgetting Iate'
an,agonisms, stand side by side to hono'
the graves If those over whom one nag
now Aoats forever"
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
BUSINESS IN DILLON.

Bushes. showed an Improvement in
Dillon during the closing week. L. c.
Fyhrie 4 Co. enjoyed a steady run and
scored satisfactory daily sales tor the week.
Poindexter put up number Of large job
orders, some Of (which were for Ruby Val.
ley ranchmen. Kirkpatricks report good
sales. and with big stock Of fresh goods
marked low down this firm holds even with
the other leading houses In town. Sweet
Il Baldwin have knocked groceries and
goods down TO low-6gures and are reaping
harvest OF trade. Sebree, Ferris Il White
are disposing Of large amount of im,,le.
ments and machinery. The John w. Low.
ell Wagon Company reports extraordinary
sales OF barbed wire and good sales of az.
ricu'tufal implements. Other branches Of
business are not dull, and the tendency ia
In favor Of brisker trade In the future.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
THE RACES AT BUTTE.

Secretary Lee Mantle, Of the West Side
Racing Association, has issued circular
giving programme Of particulars for the
July Meeting of the Association at Butte.
The racing will last three days-July cd,
9TH, and 9Th. The purses offered for run.
ming and trotting aggregate $1,000. The
Secretary says the Association has expend.
ed great OF time and money in improving
its track and in offering prizes for fast run.
ming and trotting with the hope that the
July Meeting will prove success and be
the means Of prompting the Offering Of
much larger purses to oe contended for at
the Fall Meeting. Horsemen are urged
20 Jake part in the coming meeting which
Is fixed at dates chosen 20 as to insure 4
large attendance. The interest in racing
matter" it. increasing every year in Mon.
tana, and with liberal purses, plenty of
hor.es and square dealing these NEE tings
will receive the support Of the people. :.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
RAILWAY RACKET.

1t will take 100000 Of brick to build
the N. P. depot at Helena.
The pay car VI the Utah and Northern
passed through Dillon on Wednes eiav.
Track-laying on the National Park
branch railway Is being pushed vigorously
The Clark Winston railroad force /. IN,
gagged building bridges ON the locke rcser.
walton.
Joe +. Brown brought the first through
ticket over the n. +. from St. Paul to Fort.
land, Oregon.
W. b. Green, the Utah and Mort, ern
agent at Eagle Rock, IL fast recovering
from his wounds.
The Northern Pacific track is over I,
Missouri river and the track Is being aid
rapidly toward Helena. '>
Its reported that the Utah and North m
company will build a large and snb>,a, ,;aI
freight depot at Dillon before next vi, ter
The Utah and Northern companv ,h;,l :
vt issuing tickets tor the Thomas .,r: nd
orchestra concerts at Sal, Lake on ..s ~, III
and l6t. Of June. '''> ~
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
PERSONAL.

E: II. Price, seller OF Singer sewers. took
in Eastern Idaho lately.
Lou G. Fyhrie and Henry Burfeind went
over to Junction, Idaho.
James O'Leary, proprietor Of the Ban.
mack Hotel, was noticed in town.
Mrs. Lou e. Fyhrie is visiting friends
and acquaintance on Horse Prairie.
Supervisor Bray, Of Argenta, reported
mining matters in a prosperous condition in
his camp.
Rev. D. A. Drummond, after filling his
Glendaie appointments, proceeded to Vir'
ginia City.
Rev. E. B. L. Elder, from Clintonvile,
Wis, has arrived ut Dillon to take charge
at Grace NJ. E. Church.
Col. Pat Largely, Of Butte, recently visit
TED Southern Montana and invested IN
thoroughbred horse flesh.
DIR. $. r. Wagner, dentist, formerly OF
.Marshalltown, Iowa, has located in Dillon
tor the practice Of his profession.
George and Phil Cole, dawn from the
Birch Creek district, report PLENTY OF s"o"
IN the upper end Of that district vet.
D. W. Triton, the pioneer Journalist, 81
Montana, Paid Dillon and Butte visit inns
week and returned to the Social City.
Chas Y. Reeder went up to Butte toSr!
INTO quiet l. wn, hut returned to lni""
ana 1t Is expected he vii resume his Te'
lures at conv.ni, ut time.
Subj. NJ. Sh:n,b r.cr, ri Red stone,
put in his regular appearance, tut nc ""'
dumb as an oyster ON the "maveric our
t'"n, prcterring to discuss question Team" :
toward domestic felicity.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC LAND.

No information has been received yet at
Dillon Of any action being taken by the
Land Department in relation to the filings
recently made ON Northern Pacific land in
Southern Montana and forwarded to the
Land Office at Helena for registry. Par
ties who filed are anxious to learn the fate
Of their filings, but nothing has been re-
ceived from the local or General Land OF,
flee. The excitement about N. P. land
has abated considerably, but a few filers
have, within the past week, filed on the
N. p. sections, while others are awaiting
some kind Of official order from the Into
rior Department before making their filings.
1t is surlnised that several weeks will elapse
before anything definite will be known or any
u,ther action will be taken. Meantime, the
question, "liave you secured any N. P,
land?" will be pr"pounded in these parts.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
LATEST THING OUT.

Weare the sole agents at Dillon for III.
sale OF the Central Mills MIX Flour
Manufactured by the patent process. Eve
~ sack warranted to give satisfaction, and
I" make your bread perfect. We have tn.
sole agency, for Our Cream Gem Balinu
Powder, manufactured expressly for swee,
\ BALDWIN. Every can sixteen ounces. full,
weight and warranted 10 give satisfaction
II not money refunded. Come a,d try
the Hour and bakin. powder. and we viii
~ sure to set your order the next time.
SWEET Il BALDWIN.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
CAPTURING A RAJLRoADi FORT.

For some time past the Utah and North
ern bsanch of The Union Pacific RAILWAY
System has l,ad a fort established at the
poit,t where the. Northern Pacific crosse,
M Utah and Northern's grade on the wes'
aide of the Missouri river. The Ctan a"o
Northern, Il is said, hired a man and a can
non to hold their fort and blow the Norm
ern Pacific back across the river u an ~
tempt should be made Ia take the tort from
the east. The man didr't hold the 'o!'
"wurf 4 dem" when the time came 70 oo
battle for railroad rights. Col. Sanders
attorney and warrior Of the Norther" "a
cific, na.sed force of lighters and demon.
ishera At Helena, and rolling ont to the ".'
captured the formidable structure IN ga
liant style. Col. Sanders, disda'"'ns tne
Napo)eonic tactics Of capturing fort oy
a grand charge on the front center, ordered
his men 10 attack the internal macn'"e
square In the rear.-(Sa,,ders Is heavy on
rear attacks, except when he flights MI
Minnesota Maginnis.'O Sanders army
fired BY the bravery Of the Colonel a.tack
ed the shanty In the rear and dumped 't'ntn
the river. The assault Of the fort was wen
planned and quickly executed. While San.
ders and his men were wiping the blond
and hair of of their bayonets the slow
Sheriff Of Lewis and Clarke county rode
up with an injunction to stop the rioser ~
Finding the tort demolished the Sher''i
arrested Sanders and took him before q
county squire, where the Colonel gave ba''
for his better behavior in the future. Mr.
Word, attorney Of the Utah and Northern,
passed through Dillon the other day, and
he was asked what would be the result
of Sanders assault on and destruction oil
U. and N. property. Mr.. Words extreme
love for COL Sanders prevented him from
expressing public opinion, further tina"
that Mr.. Word remarked that Sanders was
s-was a-revolutionary man. The At
torneys Of the two roads will probably fight
It out, and as Sam is too many TOR Wilbur
in rough and tumble fight, the probable
tiles are that the gentlemen will resort L
the methods prescribed by the law for set
thing railroad rights.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
BARB WIRE,

Another car loud oi Novelty Lock Barb wirr
lust received Made Of pure i3sssesner Steel and
warranted the strongest and most durable wiss
made, Sssazs. FxmMis 4 WluSt.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

just received ut The John w. Lowell Wagon Co.'S
wards THIRTY nf those celebrated Fish Bros
RariMc SprtM.. Wagons and Buggiex which
can not be beaten in Workmanship, durability, in
,,ri,..
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
HAY RAKEB.
Tire, s.,f-r,umninu Hav Rakcsi

Tiger Self Dumping Hay Rakcs!
H"llingsworth Spring Tooth Hay Rakes!
Favorite Hand Dump Ilav Rakss!'
Tiger two. horse, wide swarth Hay Rakcs: .
All with either wo<,d or iron wheels as desired.
For sale by SkBREx, FERRIS 4 WHITE.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
SPRING aooDR.

Do not forget that Mrs. l.. Il. Hanson has larg-
cr stuck and is ling Hats and Bonnets this
spring than ever New Millinery received every
week. Hair Goods, and ready made Princes SIS
Wrappers cheap. Ladies' Underwear. New sup.
ply at Or. Halls cnrscts, which sell rapidly and
give satisfaction. Prices to suit everyone.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

4 fine lot 81 eS,ra quality I.accs, Flowers, Bon
nets, Hats, Trimmings. and all Millinery Goods,
just received ana tor sale cheap ut Mrs. Dingley's
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

The A0tOlhONe. an automatic musical instru
:nc,,,. and 1--we pieces Ut music tor Son Any child
play the most difficult music ut sight Call vi
the Furniture Store and examine them.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
ROAD CARTS.

Another consignment Of those popular vehicles
to arrive In day Of two.
SxsRra, Fsnhss 4 WMire.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

Will remain in Dillon week. Persons wish
ing to make appointments will please call as early
as possible. Office at Eastman's Lodging House,
I'm Montana street.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

Only isw nsss ~ but Of that last car ioad,
We have nov two 1t tknse iron sSAs, light Bug
sies and oss bsu Es4 1esins Wagon. Also, ons
Blackboard. Cali ~ stA'n'ne them It yod wsn'
somethieg nice. .;...
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

II Won want Harvester or Irvine Binder call al
The John W. Lowell Wagon Co.'s for the McCor-
mick. 'rhey never have or can be beaten. Salts
faction guaranteed in all cases.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

4 car l,,d Of those celebrated Fish SPRING
WAGONS and rOr RUG<;lES daily expected by
Tis JouN W. I.owEiL. WAGON Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

Consult your interests and buv the "Osborne"
Irvine Binder The only standard machine uf the
" rid. Scvcntyfve sold in Montana in the year
1854 Every machine guaranteed.
GEO. II. SAVAGE. Apent.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
NEWEST AND BEST WAGONS.
DR.. w. A. DODGE

The Caldwell Wagos, for sale BY Geo. w. Dart
Call and examine these Wagons.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

Only one ofthose CHAMPION GRAIN DRILLS
lett ont ut the forty received by The John w. Low.
ell Wagon Co. Will he sold away down to make
the final clean up.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

The Mineral Pal It used an the Rcd Star har,,c,l
a RI is warranted to st,nl u life -tmc. For sale
"..., -, .,,e J,n... ". l.owrlI Wagon Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

4 new lot Of kitchen and dining. room
chairs just received ut the Furniture Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

C;n t.. Mrs. Ilanstn's. tar Dr. Ball's Health
Preserving Corset. They ar, thu hest wearing AND
most comfortable c0rscts that made; especially
adapted to hushy wusnrn.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

Twisted Galvanized Wre-wthout hnrbs. Only
seven cents per rod just the thing for sheep fence
THE john w. LOWELL WAGON Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

One Thousand Pounds Of Red star l3nrlDell
wire will build mile Of A fence that will last
"a lite time. The John w. Lowell Wagon Co. sell it,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

The RushfHd Wagnn-Evcry one warranted
E,r SAFE by the John w. lA'wrii Wagon On.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

\ large assortment Ut FANCY GOODS, of CIV
cry description, just received vt Mrs. NJ. \. Ding
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
REAR THIS IN MIND I

Another car load ri Rarhed Wire, Just receive.
by The John W. Lowell Wagon Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

Anything, from Harrow tooth. IN q thirty horse
power Engine: That's the kind ri place run
Everything First. class-Evcry,hny Warranted
"lsrCcs l,oatd,n."
Int JoliN W. lowell WAGON Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

blanchard Chrrns for sale at Kirkratrick's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
We Are Here to Stay!

Mrs. I y. ll:rnson is in receipt nj more Spring
Goo,. Of all kin Is.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
New Advertiseiaeut This Week.

Legal: Final Entry Notices.
Legal: Applications for Patents.
Taken Up Notice.
Local: Wagons-Geo. w. Dart.
Local: DR.. Dodge's dental notice.
Dissolution notice Of Leys0n & Bocd
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

'iassoenerx!-IAnk to your interests! "Savs
time. save lahtR. save mOney." Buv \ Planet Jr
Seed Drill oi Thu john w. Lowell Wagon Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
NEW SPRING MILLINERY.

Mrs. NJ. \. Dinylcy has Just received new and
fine Ia, If millinery Goods fnr the Spring trade
cu,,s;stng at l.,Khorn. Straw and Chip Hats,
Trimmed and u',.rin,ned; Ribbons. Plumcs, Pom
l,nns silks. S.tns and other trimmings. Misses
S.hnoI llats--ncat and pretty. Ladies' Underwear
I" all STYLES and prices. Call and examine her stock
while 1t Is new and fresh.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
NOTICE

Persons KNOWN themselves to he indebted to
Sweet Il Baldwin will please call and settle.
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Good Rio Coffee 10 cents per pound ut Sweet
T. NlIdwin's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

One hundred Single and Double Shovel Pillow.
Just received by
fmm JOHN W. LOWELL WAGON Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

Mrs. ]. r. Dingley Is agent for the light
running Home Sewing Machine.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
n. NJ. OSBORNE 4 CO.'S

Mowers, Reap 'rs and Irvine binders. A full
stock Of Wire. wine and Extras.
GEO. II. SAVAGE, Agent,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

House for Sale or Rent. Inquire Of GEO. IL
SAVAGE.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

y fine assnrtnu Mt of WALL PAPER Just re
ccvet ut 1 l.. ! !,omscn's California Fruit Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

Spring stock resolved. Larger Stock and
Lower l'rices than ever at q. w. Darts.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

\ car load Of ltushfurd WAGONS,just rccciv
nv The John W. Lowell Wagon Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
THE TIGER.
Business Locals Of L. c. Fyhrie + Co.

Business LOCALS OF L. Cs Fynf1e TO-
Choice California Fruits. fresh Teas and CoAess.
1t L. c. FyMRlE 4 Chs.
We buy by the Car Load lots, for cash. We sell
cheaper than any house In Montana.
L. C. FYHRls Co.
The hest Fiour-and cheaper than can BE- :old by
any other f.m-xt L. G. FvHkiE 4 Co.'S.
Liquors by the Wholesale. The hest brands In
the market ut L. c. FyMnie 4 Co.'S.
We arr here to stay, and can not and viii! not be
unders0ld. /. G. fYnRiE 4 TO.
Gents Clothing and Underwear, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods at the loves. prices
ut l.. c. FyHRIE h Co.'S.
a car load Of VAL Blatxs Bottled Beer received
weekly by L. c. FYnRiE Il Go.
Feed and Provisions at L. c. Fyhric Co.'S.
Call and examine the immense Stock ut L. C..
F.hric Co.'S.
Better Goois and Lower Prices than any other
house in southern Montana 1t L. c. Fyhric Il Co.'S.
We are bound to sell. We will suit customers
We will satisfy the most fastidious. "Promptness,
Courtesy, and Fair Dealing" Is our motto.
L. G. FYIiRIE 4 co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26
Si,da!ls So,pa' Kirkpatrick Brothers.

Bottom Onion sets in quantity at Kirkpatricks.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

\ fine assortment If Baby Carriages, Revolving
Bird Cages, and CrOquet Sets Just reviewed ut e. L.
TiNl,nscn's.
Genuine Hills Concord Harness At The Fish
Wagon Depot.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

Gents Clothing and Underwear, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods at the loves. prices
ut !. c. FYHRlE II Co.'S.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

Cali and examine the immense Stock ut 1. C..
F.hric & Co.'S.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

A car load Of Val. Blatx's Bottled Beer received
weekly by L. c. FYmRiE Il Ca.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-26

Better Gos'ds and Lower Prices than any other
house in Southern Montana 1t L. c. Fyhric Il Co.'S,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-01

no ha sido todayia vendida. Estando
en- restauraci6n la iglesia de San Juan
de los Reyes, parecia natural que ell ar
tistico enverjado volviese al lugar don
do luci6 primero; pero Ell Gobierno no
ha decidido NADIA todavia-
Ell Sr. Anglada ha adquirido ALI
una estatua preciosa; los cristales de
Venecia procedentes del palacio de
Aranjuez, los mueblos tallados de los
Llanos, han sido vendidos con gran
aceptaci6n.
FL banquero Sr. Gimenez, ell mar
ques del Pazo de la Merced, la sehora
de Najera, han sidoie los que mas han
adquirido.
Los hDos del difunto marques de
Salamanca han disfrutado el privilegio
de elegir los primeros, y han comprado
algunos de los objetos que mas les re-
cordaba su padre, pagando como extra
nos los muebles que adornaron algunas
estancias de los palacios donde jugaron
de ni1os.
va queda muy POGO, y pronto los sa-
lones de Vista-A,egre estaran compile
tamente desiertos, desapareciendo los
tltimos restos del lujoso mobiliario del
que en- las ruinas de su opulencia tenfa
todavia una fortuna.
Ode EI Dta.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-01
COMMUNICABLE.
Sres. Redactores del BoLETIN.

Muv Sres. Y amigos nnestros: nc
acostumhramos q escribir para ell pl-
blico; por consiguiente carecemos de
facilidad. pero como la verdadera lite
ratura es manifestar 10 que Sc slente
sin rodeos Y que clio sea una verdad
sirvanse dar lugar en- las colnmnas de
su iIustrado peri6dico d las signlentes
ineas. por 10 que les antlclpamos las
gracias con ell mayor reconoclmlento.
De w. S. S. Q. B. S. NJ. VARIos
VECINos.
Ell domingo tiltimo inesperadamente,
sin preparation de ningdn genera.
tuvimos el gusto de concurrlr una
function religiosa que Sc celebraba en- la
Iglesia Parroquial de este pneblo en-
honra gloria de Nuestra Sonora del
Carmen, function d la que asistieron los
venerables parrocos de Humacao, Hato
grande las Piedras, Y cuya magnlil-
tencia y esplendor NADIA dejaron que
desear. Creemos que no habra Mo-
guna parroquia que dispute venta-
jas a nuestro pueblo, pues ell parroco
D. Celestino Perez Pericon, ademas de
sus buenas dotes como hombre de carl
dad. no tiene limites como cura de sus
almas, contando con las simpatias de
sus feligreses y sacrificando sn pc
queno sueldo al esplendor y pompa
del Quito. Asi fue que con una
pequefa limosna recaudada, obtuvo una
function como no la hemos visto Ia
buen tempo: misa solemne con dlaco-
no sub-diacono con regulares voces,
baio la direction del entendido macs
tro de mhsica Sr. Barcel6, y panegirlco
por el Vicario de Humacao ell Padre
Leoncio, como aqui Sc lie llama; Y va
que hemos nombrado a este ilustrado
sacerdote, permitanos su modestia lie
tributemos un acto de gratitud por su
tiltimo trabajo: muchas veces hemos
dido con placer a dicbo parroco, pero
nunca mas conmovidos que en- la mana
ma del domingo iltimo: ann resuenan
en- nestros oidos Y nuestros corazones
aquellas palabras inspiradas por ell SEN
timiento en- que apurando ell pecaio
decia qui6n de vosotros en- medic de
sus desgracias, en- las mayores trlbula-
clones, en- la dura necesidad de bus
car Nm refngio, no habra dicho Ayd-
dame Virgen del Carmen. One ma
Dire que haya visto postrado en- ell lecho
del dolor al hiio de sns entraGas, no
hahra exclamado: ayidame Nirgen del
Carmen? En- verdad que en- ese dia
hemos escuhado con satisfaction al Pa
dre Leoncio; 10 que prueba que la te
Sc arraiga en- los pu eblos cuando Sc
apura el sentimiento religioso. Por la
tarde Sc llev5 d ca bo la procession de la
virgen, preeiosa imagen hecha en- Bar
calona regalo del Licenciado Marti-
nez, sin que NADIA escaseara nj faltara
en- tan solemne fiesta, tenierdo ell gus
to de yer en- ella Y en- ell lugar que lie
corresponds an ndnero, 81 blen cor
to, de nuestro Ilustre Ayuntamiento.
Concluimos. pues, no sin dar las gra-
cias nuestro parroco por ell interts
que demuestra ell La installation de la
hermandad del Carmen, cuyos escapu-
larios con gusto aceptaremos.
Juncos, "a de Julio de SS3.