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, 1885-10-03
SUMMONS.


TERRITORY OF WAsHINGToN,(
COUNTY OF sPOKANE.
In the District Court Of the Territory of
Washington, and for the Fourth judicial
District thereof, holding terms at Cheney,
spokane county, In said Territory.
John H. Ward, Plalntln,
George Brandt, ELISE Brandt, Fred
erick Post W. L. Bean, J. 3. Rosen-
baum and David Goldsmith, defend
ants.
ThSNUnited states Of America, to Georrs
Brandt, Elise Brandt, Frederick Post, ".
l. Bean J. 8. enbaum, and DaVki
Goldsmith, defendRnts3
You Ere hereby required to appear in an ao-
plaintiff, In the District Court OF the Terrific
ry Of Washington. and for the Fourth Jude
clAl District thereof, holding terms al Cheney
spokane count In said terrih n 70 q: as,T
the complaint Of plaintiff, nledl in spokane
county within twenty days after the service
Of this summons, exclusive Of the day OF
service II served within said county; ii not
served In said county, but within said dis
er Judicial district in the territory, In forty
days; u served by publication, within sixty
days after the date Of the nni publication Of
this summons, or the said Plaintin will take
Judgment against you by default, according
TO the prayer Of the complaint
said action y brought 10 recover the sum Of
Two Thousand DollRs, with interest At the
rate of ten per cent per ahnum from the 1llt
day Of June, 1854, to the ID day Of september,
1871 huu lof lnLorehl upon One ThOuAnud
Dollars, at the rate Of ten per cent per hnnuA
from the Sd day Of September, 1881, and for
Interest upon one Thousand Dollars At the
rate OF one and one-half per cent per month
from the ID day of September. lS8l and for
costs and disbursements Of suit, and an hddi
tional ton per cent Of the amount collected
for attorneys fees, as provided In SAID notes
and mortgages.
a To foneclose . mortgage, bearing date
Septem Der 3 1883, given by George Brandt
and Elise Brandt, to secure the payment of
the note Aforesaid, upon the following de-
scrt6ed property: Lots twelve, u, thirteen Is.
fourteen u, 1fteen rs, sixteen u, seVsntssn
u, eighteen IS, nineteen 10, twenty 70, TWEEN
iy-one q, twenty-five 2, tuenty-thrse n,
tWenty-four 2, twenty-five Is, and twenty
six @, In block twelve Y, In Posts addition
10 The town Of spokane Fails, county and
territory afOresaid, and 10 obtain the decree
es to satisfy the recovery In this cause pen
said note, all interest, costs, Aeerued costs
and expenses Of sale and an attorneys fee
To charEe the said defendants, W. l.
Bean, J. 3. Rossnbaum and David Gold
smith, A. umbranoes OF said premises,
relief
,, Witness the Hon 0eOrEo Tur-
L.. ner, Associate Justice Of the Hu-
( SEAL preme Court of WAshinEton Terri
ritory, and Judge Of said Court,
and the Seal Thereof hmKed, this
9TH day Of September, A d. 1855
d. A. CLEMENT, Clerk.
J. B. WooD, PiAIntins = Attorhsy.
First publication, September S, 1855.
, 1885-10-03

The first annual ball to be given by
the Spokane Falls fro department takes
place in October and will un-
doubtedly prove great social sue
ooss. Tho organization Is one that
every property holier desires to
see prosper and viii not hesitate 10 ai.A
We consider that the department Of our
city Is one Of the best on the coast, and
any aid that the public extends to 1t goes
toward building up ard strengthening a
branch Of The municipal government that
the city could nal well got along without.
, 1885-10-03
LadIei.

lffs. n A. 0ugh wishes to call
year attention 70 her stock Of millln-
cry goods, comprising the latest and
most desirabls siyles In bats, trim
ming, ETC., etc, diroct from eastern
manuiaciurors. Opening days, Mon
DAY, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept
aath, 9th aad ooih.
Mn "a A. oagh niilfhery par
lor1. nirorile ayenue, east Of How
lll street.
Mn D ~ Barnard. trimmer and
rIe.lat..
, 1885-10-03
Notice for Publication.

LAND oFT1oK AT SPOKANE FALLs, W.T.
Sept. II, 1888
Notice IL hereby given that tho following
named settler has nlod notice OF his Intention
and that said proof win be made beforo
GeorEe w. Harvey, notary public, at Fort
IiIison A., y .ais os 1o[ E2s tb. NJ - ~ N n
nr. 2, EWM. lie names the following wit
neaaea TO proverbs continuous roaldoneo
James stantsr, Fred iINRendt, Henry lBroser,
H N. Ellis, all OF Hunters, W.T..
SIS J. N. ADAMS, Register
, 1885-10-03

The bost salve I'm the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, uloers, SAlt rheum, fever
sores, tstter, chappOd hands, chil6lains,
COINS, and aA skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures pihss, or no pay required, Il
is'guannteed to give perfect satisidctisn,
or money refunded. For sale at the City
Drug Store, In this city.
, 1885-10-03
Administrators Notice.

In the matter of the estate Of l. R MontEOn,-
cry.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that, par
IN Huhnt to an order Of the Probate Court Of
stevens county, W T., the undersigned a.
ministrator will offeT at public sale the fol-
lowing described real estate; The ~ q aw1[,
section 10, and tho ny Of nWL, section y, In
township "a north Of range 70, X. W, NJ, ex-
eept a strip ten (l0) rods Wide from the west
side OF nW1< OF nwk, section n Aforesaid, on
Tuesday, September l, 1885, At / O'Clock ?. NJ,
at tho town OF CheWelAh, ". 7. Terms Of
sale: OnS-half cash on day Of sale, balance
to be secured by mortgage for a term Of sig
months from day Of sale, at " per cent. Ia
teroHt per month.
Dated, Colville, W. T., Aug 7, lRsa
c. II. MONT9OMERY,
Administrator OF estate Of l. r, Montgomery,
deceased,
, 1885-10-03
Summons.

TERRITORY OF wAsHISGTON, ~
COUNTY or STEVENS,
TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
L county Of stevens, holding terms at Col
Vile, Stevens County, Washington Territory.
Joseph A. Kaufman, plaintiff, W. spencer
SAyer, defendant.
The United states Of America TO spencer
Sayer, defendant: You are hereby required
TO appear In an action brought against you
by Joseph A. Kaufman, plaintiff, In The Dis
trict Court for the county OF Stevens, holding
Territory, to answer the complaint of plain
TN nled In stevens County, within twenty
days after the service OF this summons, eI-
elusive u the day OF service, u served In said
county, II not served In said county but in
said district, In thirty days. II served I'm any
other Judicial District In the Territory, In
fprty days. II served by publication, within
the plalntin will take Judgment against you
by default, according to the prayer Of the
com mplnint.
This action l. brought 10 compel the de-
fcndnni to specifically perform n contract
whereby defendant promised and agreed to
convey by deed Of quit claim an undivided
One-fOurth Of the Fiske Lode, or mining
claim, situated In the ChAwslRh Mining dis
trict, In stevens County, Washington Terri
tory.
Witness the Hon, George Turner,
49, Associate Justice OF the Su-
SsEAL preme Court OF Washington tor
N--) TitOry, and eK-Ofiioio Judge OF
said court, and the seal thereof
afnXed, this 18th day Of August,
1885,
tACoh sTETZAI., Clerk.
NASH 4 KISEAGRD, plaintiffs attorney.
Date oflut publication Aug. n, 1885.
, 1885-10-03

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~ ,..,. 49, y"
"'.'''e- -
SIT hose rtlSe ana VIVA, w,,a' = ,SI..' 1,'"~u
a. uhelaotnet I'Ouo pa'ty % Den'.' ~. !.
are e3PeeVeu 70 "'Ii'e i'O'n U "
II akes nom nlne 20 WE'VE , S1'''' S''y I
now lor le..er 70 come Ilo'n ~ ~,
AofA % hlu.I.y' Eo''u.,'s y 80 ~
Guy s9feh We ""'" s ""
h'et'on ~ iA-ue
NO greater outri'ge WIS ever per
petrated on q western community
BY the postoiiiee department than
the reduction OF the man service
nom Thompson FANS 70 Murray
The fare from Murrsy to Portland
ls stated TO be $3.50, $40 from here
to Spokane Falls and sl15O from
Spokane Falls to Portland. This Is
very reasonable fare.
The Pm. O'Rourke discoveries are
said 70 be two a half miles from
Iaclsass prairie on the old Mullan
road. The district Is rated to be
equal 10 Niggor prairie. Some ore
irom there assays 20 ounces In silver
and 70 per cent lead.
Another eastern party has arrived
40 take a look at the camp, consist
Ineof Lawrence Bradley, Leonard
Bretl, LIP. Leyden and Geo. sackett,
Of New Albany, Indiana, directly
across the river from Louisville. Ky.
Yesterday the party visited the
Golden Chest with Manager Martin,
M Bradley being a member Of the
company. To-day the visitors will
10 up the creek and view the pro-
Iocied Coulter eanal In which, We
believe. one or twU are already In
terested. Il Il quite probable that
their presence will exert an import
ant influence upon ls Immediate
construction. The people Of Murray
Eve the gentlemen. a cordial well
come.
rho ooldsn King mining COM
r,nv a. IouisvIlle XIV. President
rl,s n TonO. and late purchaser Of
ther,,,Derlv eomprlslnp sthe Shook
NJ, sS,.ll HON., 0rous. and Golden
IrI,gousrtr loie, 4 alreodv Al work.
A forre al men under the direction
M WIN Chambcrs arc constructing a
-,,t.,.ntI.l dam acrss .Prichnrd
-. a ,n,n M rsoulslte water In
A. th.ir Iitch. whIle M,. Trask. the
.,oi,oer Win three assistants. Is
runnInr ne necessary suryeys pre-
,,.--,o-v ~ .,plvIpo Tor a patent.
tsi pomeror, ne eenen,l manager
N fhe comns6v,s mlnes L expected
I,,rt fbis T,oek- and we ara reliably
s--ored. viii a once put men Al
,yorlr opopI,g nm and tleveloplnR
th. ur,i.riv n ,nurb ns possible un-
tIl ~ mIIi narhInerv arrives. The
anlct md busInes,-lIle method that
~ rhoartcrlzed The stems Of this
.,,nnsnv fron, the start a a healthy
and hoDcful indication Of the future.
nv to-night the corps Of axe-men
A. the bedroek fu,ne will have
mar.bed thrnnoh the dense forest
from the North Forlt A distance Of
four miles. 70 Eagle city, ieavinRa
rloan-cut swaih Of more than hun
Ard feet In width behind them. By
saturday nirht next this will ex.
tend 70 Osborne and before the
simn...l,,,h.p shall hare whittled
thptr .lIrl.s and l,roupht their spros
md eons,, 10 a eoneluslon the broad
avenue Of the rlehtof way will be
entirely omen from the river to
Buite. and tAe main work Of Rrad-
me ana aumlne be directly In hand.
All along the open route, at this carly
dav ihs, evidence Of the solid char
acier of The ENTERPRISE and the de.
termined purpoae Of It's managers Is
plaln enough. Hundreds Of aume
, 1885-10-03
Notice to Bidders.

CEAI.ED BIDS will be received by the
y Board Of County Commissioners OF SpO-
Kane County, W. T., for the construction OF a
bridge across hhnEman creek, at the town OF
WaveTly; said bridge to be constructed hfteT
the plans and sPecihcatlons OF the bridge
across HAnEmhn creek, on the Kentuck
Trails road. All bids must be 1led with the
auditor on or before The INST Monday In DC
tobeT, 1855. The commissioner reserve the
right To reject any and all bids.
By order Of the board,
RC. VAN HOUTEN,
County Auditor
Chnnnr Mnah Ter AnKn.i q Ikai
, 1885-10-03
Summons.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, [.
COUNTY or 8FoKAHH

TERRITORY OF wAsHINGTON,l
COUNTY oT SPOKANE,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE TER
ritoTV az Washipgton and 6oT ths Fo5Tth
Judicial District thereof, holding terms At
Cheney, Spokane County, In said territory.
May kinoaid, plaintiff, ". Benjamin '.
Kincald, defendant
The United States Of America to BENJAMIN
" Klnoaid, defendant: Yon are hereby re-
quired 10 appear In an action brought again st
you by May klnoaid, plAintin, In the District
Court oftho Territory Of Washington and for
the Fourth Judicial District thereof; holding
terms At Cheney, spokane County, in said
territory, to answer the oomplAlnt OF PlAintin
nled in Spokane county, within twenty days
after the service OF this summons, sIoluHiVe
Of the day Of service, n served in said oounty.
fnot served In said county bat In said dis
Judicial district In the Territory, In forty days
II served by publication, within sixty days
after the date Of the nrzt pu blicAtiOn of this
summons, or the said plaintiff will take judy
ment against you by defAult, according 10 III o
prayer OF thScomplalnt.
said action IL brought to obtain . Judgment
Of the court dlssolvinE the marriage between
plaintiff and defendant upon the Fround Of
defendhni's neglect and refusal TO provide for
the support OF the plaintiff.
Witness the Hon. George Turner,
- Associate Justice Of the Hu-
Preme COurt Of WashlngtOn ter
OsENLl ntory, and Judge Of said court,
~ and the seal thereof an ted, this
18th day OF July, A. d. issk
d. A. CLEMENT, Clerk
W. N. NURRAT, plaintiffs attorney.
Fint publication July Is, iES
, 1885-10-03
for Publication.


LAND OFFICE AT SPOKANE FALLS, ". T.,
August .. 1885,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has fled notice Of his inten-
tion to make fnRl proof In support Of his
claim, and that said prDof will be made before
the clerk OF the District Court OF stevens
county, at COlville, Washington territory,
on OttOOer u, lSS5, viz: Henry Martin,
who made Pre-em ption ID. T., No. 35S3 for the
n y NV \ and " ne =, sec. p, TIP. IS N, OF
Range 20, T.. W.aM.
He names the following witnesses to prove
mis- continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: Henry Laundry. John
Hoist, Roger sullivan and Leopold Dc Rud-
der, all OF Colyille, W. T.
, 1885-10-03

CPoKANE LODGE no. II, l.. o. o. =. meets
- every wednesday, evening. viAitinF
brethren cordially invited.
0EO. H. HoLLWAI, n. q.
=. N. CoRET, Sec.
, 1885-10-03
Notice for Publication.


LAND oTFIoE AT SPOKANE FALIs, VT.
Aug. z, 1895.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice OF his intention
to make anal proof in support Of his clal8a
and that said proof will be made before the
ty, ct COlville, W. r., on September -, 1855,
viz: Solomon PeltieT, who made pro-Omption
entry No, laolt for the ne ngH nWA ne
4 Of sec Il Up q N, range 70 Z W n.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous resldenco upon and oultlVA-
ton Of said land, viz; IsaRo baum, Louin
Peon, John N. Honstetsr, and J. r. Kinaley,
Of COlville, W, T..
, 1885-10-03
Notice for Publication.

Louthsr W. Meyers.
UNITED STATES LAND OTfIcE,
hrOHANH FALIst W. t. June ., lt9A
~ named settler has hled notice Of bis In
tontion to make anal proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made BE-
fore the Judge Of the District Court for stow
ems Co, nF In bis absence before tho CLERK OF
District Court, at ColVille, W. T.. on sept.
section q, and = NV y Sec. y, TP y N. r.
his continuous residence upon, and oultiva-
tion Of said land, Wis; GsOrTe X. MeReA,
Of ChewelAh, Adam Arnlold Of Colvillo, Al
mond Noycs and Manuel Felix Of Mar Us, all
OF Stevens county, W. 7.
J. N. ARMSTRONG; .RrEIsssT.
, 1885-10-03

CTTUATED On Old COttOnW God Road,
- Sixteen miles north OF spokane Falls,
the SHoETEsT and BEsr road between SpO-
kane Falls and EmbrCy, CheWclah. Colvlile,
Little Dalles and the mining camps Of
Stevens county.
Regular stopping place for travellers, and
has good accommodations for man and beast
Charges reasonable.
, 1885-10-03
Notice.

HAVING THIS DAY disposed Of an In
IL terest In my meat market, desire all
knowing themselves lnde bted to me to come
forward and settle. All bills against me will
be settled on presentation.
August Is, 1885
, 1885-10-03
HORSE sHoEIN6 -!

Carter Brothers an
nounce that hereafter
they will do horse
shoeing for $4.0O a
span and warrant sat-
isfaction.
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BOletin MercaDtil.

gran peligro. A pesar de la latitnd
en- que Sc hallan, no es ell calor excesi-
vo, pnes la temperature tropical esta
snavizada por frescas corrientes.
Una vegetaci6n tan vigorosa como
variada snministra los mas ricos pro-
ductos. Helechos que alcanzan pro.
porciones arb6reas forman en- varias
islas espesos bosques, ademas de los
cocoteros, palmeras, bananos y &rbo-
les del pan.
La fora de las Carolinas es muy RIGA
en- flores esplendidas y en- plantas tre-
padoras que forman bosquecillos de
fant&st stico aspecto.
La fanna no presenta Ia misma va
riedad. Las bestias feroces y los anfi-
bios de gran tamano faltan por COM
pleto; han sido importados. Encuen-
trase una gran cantidad de gallinaceses
y de palomas, y ell mar abunda en- pes
cado en- conchas de todas classes.
Los habitantes del archipelago de
las Carolinas pertenecen q la raza ma
laya POLYNESIA; son de vigorosa cons
tituci6n, de color moreno oscuro al Este
= De trz cobriza; su caracter es dulce,
apacib.e y hospitalario.'
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ES FATALIDAD.

Hasta las cosas mas mobiles y
mas santas; hasta las manifesto :
clones de la Carload suelen ser
aqui, por parte de unos pocos,
objeto de censura y critica, 6,
cuando menos, de discussion in .
sustancial 6 intencionada, cuyo
resultado, en- detinitiva, no puede
ser otro que ell de difcultar la
realization de aquellas.
Hasta las manifestaciones de la
Carload, repetimos, que debieran
producer en- todos los pechos ell
contento y la algeria, parece que
inspiran algunos ell desagrado y
el pesar, dando origen a repetidas
controversies, cual 81 Sc tratase de
una de esas cuestiones, que nos
traen completamente divididos.
Ell ejercicio de la Carload al lado
de las recriminacionesl lHecho
triste y dolorosol
Ell fenomeno es de actualidad,
no queremos que pase desaper.
cibido.
La VOC de socotro d los habi,
taptes de Isabella y Quebradillas
acaba de resonar por esta Cindad,
con fatidico rumor. Corazoncs
mobiles y generosos pensaron en-
acudir en- seguida d la protection
de aquellos habitantes. El senior
Gobernador, en- alas de su cello y
buen deseo, Sc dirige hacia aque-
los pueblos, y, despues de soco-
--~s~~~@es~~~-sea~ssA
-
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"a de los seiiores Intendente, Vi
ce-presidente de la Comisi6n Pro.
vincial y Alcalde de la Capital, con
los senores Palacios, Arsuaga y
Laguna, bajo Ia Presidencia del
senior Gobernador, en- session de
estos dias, acord6 remitir d los
pueblos de referencia los socorros
siguientes, de 10 recaudado va
por dieho concepto: 500 pesos 4
Isabella, para un gran aljibe;
otros 500 a Quebradillas para ell
Pozo de Rey y aljibe; 200 q Ca
muy para reparaci6n de caminos
secinales, y 200 a Sabana Hoyos,
para aperture de pozos y eompo.
siei6n de bohios.
FL amino de Ia Junta, como Sc
sabe, es sumlnistrar los socorros
en- jornales, para que asi la utili-
dad resulte de caracter perma.
nente y positive.
Sc ha pedido, ademas, ell pre-.
Supuesto alzado de unos trozos de
camino y de un puente, que hay
que levantar, previniendose la
cuenta, justi6cada en- forma, de la
inversion de los fondos, que Sc
recauden y remitan.
Sa5emos, ademas, por cartas
particulares, que hemos visto,
que ell ndmero de braceros que
acude q las obras es grande, no
bajando en- Quebradillas de $50 a
800 diarios, tanto que ha habido
que limitar algo ell precio de los
jornales.
Ell montante de la recaudaci6n,
hasta la fecha, sube d $1951-76,
segdn Sc demuestra, en- detalle,
por la siguiente relaci6n, que nos
ha pasado ell sefior don Jose Ma
Arsuaga, de la respectable casa de
los senores Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga, nombrado por la Junta &C.
neral tesorero y depositario de
los fondos. Hela aqui:
Rceaudaci6n para Socorrer las
desgracias de Lsabelay Que
6rddiiiaS.
pesos Htva
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isabella Y QUEBRADILLIS.

Noble, generosa y plausible es
la correspondence de todas las
corporaciones y pueblos de la
1sla d las excitaciones del Gobier-
no, de la Junta Provincial y de
la prensa, en- pro de los habitantes
de aquellos pueblos, aaigidos por
la miseria y por ell hambre. Los
empleados piblicos Sc han pres
tado gustosos al descuento de
medic dia de haber, y no ha
fa'tado, entire e!los, quien haya
ofrecido ell dia complete, con
aquel fin. En- todas las localida.
des Sc ha instalado una Junta de
Socorros, cuyas gestiones dan el
apetecido resultado. Desde lue
60 muchos ayuntamientos han
contribuido Embellishments con
sumas determinadas, ademas de
iniciar la suscripcion por otros
medios, siendo de notar ell entu
siasmo de mas de nm pueblo.
De otro lado, la Junta Provin-
cial funciona de una manera re-
gular, por sus comisiones respec-
twas, d cuyo etecto tambien 81
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General,
ha trasladado va su residencia
habitual d esta Ciudad, no obstan
te que desde la Conyalecencia
atendia puntualmente q los asun
tos de su eleyado cargo.
La Comision designada paraIl Ia
distribution de auxilios, compues.
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LAS CAROLINAS.

Dada Ia question actual de la
pretendida usurpaci2n de las Ca
rolinas por ell Principe de Bis
marck, no dudamos que nuestros
lectores veran con gusto las si-
guientes noticias que, acerca de
aquellas islas, de un colega ma,
drileio reproducimos;
Ell archipelago de las Carolinas
esta constituido por un grupo de islas
del 0c6ano Paci6co en- 10 parte de
Oceania llamsda Micronesia, al Este
de las islas Filipinas y al Sur de las
Marisnas, entire los 6y IL grades d.
iatitud Norte y los 1857 100 de !ongi-
tud Este.
Forma aquel archipelago diferentes
grupos, de pequefas islas, llegando en-
conjnnto mas de 500.
La primera isla de esos diversos
grupos, descubierta en- 1885 por Fran
cisco Lazcano, recibi6 de el. en- honor
del rey de Espafla Carlos Ii, Ell nom
bre de Carolina, que mas tarde sirvi6
para designar todo ell archipelago.
Los espanoles tomaron possession de
elias, pero Sc contentaron con euviar
ALI algunos misioneros.
Las islas principales con sus grupos
respectivos son de Este d Oeste. Yap,
Viuty, Rnk, Dapervey, Punypete, Ma
molnk, Semiaviua, Ucian, Mac Askill.
La mayor parte de las islas de todos
aquellos grupos es baja y Llama; algn-
mas estan erizadas de montanas de gran
altura. Bancos de arena, arrecifes nu-
merosos y huracanes freeaentes son
eeusa de que aquellos parsjes ofrezcan
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GU MPLEANOS.

Con ell fausto motive de cele.
brarse aver los de S. A. r. la
Princesa de Asturias, las baterias
de la plaza hicieron las salvas de
costumbre, Sc iz6 el pabell6n ma
cional en- los edifiaios piblicos y
ell Ejercito visti6 de gala.
Una veg mas rendimos nuestro
homenaje de adhesion a la egregia
Dinastia reinante.
Que sea la vida de la hoy tierna
angelicai princesa, hija de nues
tros Monarcas, una serie dc di-
chas interminab.e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-09-13
VIVA ESPANA!

Con ell mayor entusiasmo cede-
mos la seccion de nuestro editorial
4 Ia correspondence que hemos re
cibido de Madrid. Y la cedemos
con tanto mayor motive, cuanto
que esta correspondence, abarcan.
do y tratando con alto espiritu y
discretion ell ssunto de las Caro-.
linas, la irritante expoliaclon pre-
tendida por ell Principe de Bis
marck, conmueve ell alma, hace
yibrar fuertemente las fibras del
patriotismo, nunca insensibleS en-
nuestra raza caballeresca, y ante
sus elocuentes, levantadas narra-
clones y conceptos ell Amino Sc
agita, la sangre bulle, y desde
el pecho sube a los labios, tumul.
tuoso desbordandose, ell sacrosan-
to grito de j Tua E.paaa!
iAh, 81! Loor a esa nuestra ma
ci6n grande y altiva en- medic de
sus desventuras, a esa nacion he
r6ica que no ha consentido en-
ningin tempo afrentas nj despo.
Jos de SUI suelo y de sus timbres
por aienas manos, d esa nacion
insigne que no ha permitido nun
ca, que no permitira jamas que
nadie la ultraje nj la vilipendie
en- su decoro Immaculate, en- su
gloria sin igual!
iQue explosion tan consola-
dora y tan sublimel
iToda Espafla, noble, arrogan-
te, irresistible, Sc ha undo pro-
testando contra la intentada usur-
pacion!
Nosotros, espanoles sobre todo
yante todo, tambien protestamos
enviando un hurra q nuestros
hermanos de allende ell mar.
No importa que tengamos po.
COS barcos, que estemos acosados
por Ia desgracia. Ell patriotismo
improvisa barcos; la desgracia
cede ante ell grito del honor, que
puede mas que la desgracia.
Evoquemos nuestras glorias de
Numancia, de las Navas, de Ge-
roma, de Zaragoza, de Castillejos,
del Callao; levantemos la frente,
y esperemos con calma los suce
SOS.
Ell patriotismo y la dignidad de
Espa1a, nunca desmentidos, STEM
pre- altos, proveeran q todo.
7 repitamos con nuestro CO.
rresponsal:
VIVA ESPAIAl
He aqui la carta:
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