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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27

cALkPooiA MfSISG DIsrnicr June 15
We wed "a in cetnp. n.ser iwo days hard
wo.k "A cIes ns TIA is-s Suicey. Moatry we
ley In camp 10 ress, rs we wee We sore ard
lnine er Re bad climb IN lie Lucky Toy
ali. NJ or DO Ri youci (. ough .l,e f..
Press 10 faye - apt.e c L.. ooia. NJ In g
70 .'yss, g r - les. on thas site.
Wed ed ay Itse.i. or: Pa 70. tie inri and
o;1d se Ex"- -, 1. vs. soedi j'st Ike &C.
Jane Pho ley. N bo: about ien years ole
Y Q WIS Ma a. o d u P'cee Of 9uei ..lst Is
70. iacS w tue n rs eve, ne HIS finer I'M.
&c. ] ase no dou
S's ike 5 E e, tse Gays . b aslt y Ell, over 20
ne g 20 s. Ses . = os'se We % e, ae
e .Iis sol ne iof = sh c o. q s-ve- GrC sSu o.
are o. = - G Eia cs.snc .s.c.. % o. cE5s.,
!. .e.r ns Ses g.sou eb ". acocs. ". Eo5c
ana y : .1tiis.. Nsonee. c,e. n - Ls'eRy
10y CID :. II feS 1--WE lie a ST ,rn! the
10 g . - vi no e rec sin commence
NO ol -,e "o9 .i2s- .Aes re. m. G &C.
u 'elf,io' have cssi, :. taa i.-s ne sc5 place
o e c1is 90 al Ice Liver NJ II \ aid
y - Coz !. 'is. = 9 cs,n1l ~ mas ex 'ee.
TO &c @aoo ,e soei. r; :. . one o. .ile 5cs.
Mo>oAf. ; = lG. T. r'o-t ~ rrof. l.. isxo.fy
mr.. we visiso.s .eeo. snIis Co'se II dclaiin
we FL o ssG &C D. Dele, vi1 wine Cd there
g. tof e ees sbor Zee, i.om the 6for d .er
III eNood, 10, g J. The SLOW had been aoor ,
taat deep. Myer & Eose have one OF the best
Te's Te Sc o. q ps % q 5 e va moa s sp Thss r bs are
exc. v da
PIoE Lsrawo ~ s-ys that he only rcason
II &c lows o. nat .feSe .niles arc not worked
Is that IL IS too rear aone. If ihey were GO
IN icS away aud plei.v of Indians 20 take yoUr
scr p and dp of tSiolls Iisl, iiere wOCld be b Z
usl -or .hce nires. T.lSesauds wo1id come.
we.it o Day-is las "Wednesday asid bousd. NO
pOu.ds of bvr te for 20 = es-;s for 10 dosea
and lat oSsiy i've miles .soia ne mines
VIE Nscwe,e lookiH "a. the vein know I as the
Nosher OF Ufe.ou. .of. LaugtgO. .hy remarked
t,,Rt in n S-fo.sy years expe. .leuce ia mines on
n coa>t c aHs seen no,aing equal 10 this place
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
A VALUABLE TREE.

The finest cherry Tree in the state,
SO for as seen or heard from, stands in
The yard of Recorder Peterson, Leba-
non, Oregon. The body of the tree
measures about six feet in circumfer-
edce; the height of the tree is about
thirty feet, end its branches, which
q e thIckly set and interviewer, have
a diameter of sixty feet. This giant
OLD cherry supports no barren or orna-
mental members, but every inch seems
to exist for the sole purpose of fruit
bearing, its annual yield approXimat-
ing thi,ty bushels. a ladder resting
among the heavily laden branches in
vii = all alike to safe their appetites on
this most delicious lruit, and many
ase the scores who have reveled in the
succulence of its ample store.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27

for quartz and sr.faee y. sspeess. We have found
quar- z ia which gold ID silver can be seen with
the naked eye.
IfBsognsyille wfn's o be second Denver. she
mus build rod % .hese fIii.les
Ro e f.it S,luf ish wesit osi.sy TO Blue river 70
pack iu tbc re~s of tie psoyisiols.
p. n.--it t. IA N. .is vese Ia 9. Bother AcOck
i sio,e r ( 4 'i.y cain. expect he
VS. &C. .,e .,-d y o. co II 1a1v. Langwofhy
and M Se'' csmped ~ he McC.grley cabin
Nshe G We RE ties z he o.e feIn ne t.lAeiens
nusg o. &c iao OIL :. fs,y GAYS. Eve y
ven = ch. One IN ist ,ic ses the .'sofcssor
$ IA here J. 40 ir e me 81.
JuSE i7.--It .irs been rnflirg and showing all
r'.st nnt s. m doing %: wili have 10 Say IN
c11in J Cay, Pro a. I. ~ is most plea
an. comDdrioi 20 lie y i. One never ,ifes oi
aeas "A tx Eboct 5 ;e.ice iii the
.Dsz1z.
Jss i7--rp5e and s. .lsis1 c1me Up today
a io-f o pros 'Sors setd iief. back sof
tae =. Of .he Od.i'. Wc-.ne cloudy.
JrSg i9:-robc rnd S. neisli csme mp with I've
u o. re- on -. i-fish will ie.,irTl to
oTfsyille .o-tlas vas l'ad scciye the TX.
-'fE ~ X issc mec - 30 income ON home aud
he ~ iscm ,ell yOuFN lc news TIE weci i-ier
= cie- .is< uD. To--po.raw tie P.or. and m eel
CAPT T. D. HAGEN.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
q Isl
INNINGS,


A valuable paint mine has been dis
covered near Lebanon. The Oregon
Metallic Paint Company was formed
on Tuesday and articles of incorpora-
ton drawn. The incorporators of this
company are ID. ID. Dayton, Adam
Missler, W. J. Levi and Edward G.
Herren. The principal office of the
company will be in Lebanon. Mr..
Dayton has had a long experience in
of Ohio, and claims that the mine near
this place is far superior to anything
he has ever seen in Ohio. The mill
and engine have already been shipped
to the mine and will be ready for op-
Grafton July 1st.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
we Are the People.


Why2 Because knocked em Baseball at Albany
last week But not in the Baseball business alto
gether in the Dry Goods business extensively
and the time is approaching when going to change
base of doing business and want all friends to
be ready and do not anybody to feel hard be-
propose do you good instead of harm by giving
you the l<west prices a-gong
A few prices L name YOU:
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
Electric lights.
A street railway.
An oat meal mill.

A motor line from Lebanon to Soda
vile and Waterloo.
The above are among the possibilities
of the near future.
No fish oil i'm our machine oils.
CRUsoN & MENZIEs.
Money to loan at S per cent. interest,
on long time, in sums of $4,000 and
upward. Inquire Of John NJ. Somers,
Lebanon, Oregon.
We guarantee our machine oils to
contain no cotton seed nor fish oils;
but pure machine oil.
CRUsoN & MENzIEs.
The handsomest lady in Linn coun-
says that Matthews & Washburn, Al
bany, Oregon, has the most complete
stock of stoves and ranges in the
valley.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
Take It serore nrenkrast.

The great appetizer, tonic and liver regulator.
In use for more than 50 years in England. Posi-
tive specific for liver complaint. Bad taste in the
mouth on arising in the morning, duh pains in
the head and back of the eyes, tired feeling diz-
ziness, languor-symptons of liver complaint.
Remedy-Dr. Henley's English Dandelion Tonic.
Relieves constipation, sharpens the appetite and
tones up the entire system. Get the genuine from
recfiOus
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
The Experience OF Conscientious wo.

The EXperIence OF COnscientIons Wo-
mati.
Chicago, Nov. Is.
MIR. WIsDoM-Dear Sir: i beg to
thank you for the delightful and re-
fres,'ng !" Robertine'' you SO kindly
sent me. ] have used the toilet prepa-
rations Of the inuss celebrated manu-
facturers Of London and Paris, but coii-
slider your " Robertinen their superior
in point of purity nld excellence.
Wishing you the unbounded success
you deserve, remain, faithfully yours,
EMMA ABBOTT.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
wood, wood,

have large qualitity of wood OH
hand which will be delivered in any
part of town at the following prices:
Fir wood, per cord, 81; maple wood,
per cord S225. Leave orders at Ex-
PRESS Office. ]. R. KIRKPATRICK.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
40 PIeasn1e-seekers.

Having purchased Ine Findley prop
erty at Lower Sodn sprin -, we will
so improve it as 10 mike It n most de-
sirable place TO be visited by those
seeking health or pleasure. VIII do
our best to make it pleasant for those
visiting this welI-ISnown resort.
WM. ELDRED,
A. BLEITSCH.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27

Fifty boys wanted for the boys'
brigade. Report to Commander Swan
Immediately and get your uniform.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
Gents Furnishing Goods Dept.
tons in this department; too many to name on
lie has been reduced in price.
Boot & Shoe Dept.

chance for the best of Goods the lowest prices
offered in Lebanon Note the difference between credit prices and
cash prices We dead this business deter
mined change from credit absolute cash produce SALE
but will give value time We business and
will give chance will money for Come and
to the bank.
c. c. HACKLEMAN.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
Notice.

All parties knowing themselves in
5ebted 10 late firm of Unger & Was
som are HEREBY notifieii TO come for
waId and settle the same within thirty
days and save costs. Jos. WAssoM.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
BASEBALL.

The G. c. HackIeman club of Leba-
non aud the Juveniles of Albany
played the second game at Albany last
Friday. Following is the result:
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
c. c. HACKLEMAN.

Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
June IL, 1890. I
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
y lowing named settler has fled notice of his
intention TO make final proof in support of his
claim. and that sad proof will be made before the
County Clerk OF Linn county, at Albany, Oregon,
on Tuesday, July ~. 1890 viz:
ALLISON C. LISTER,
Presumption d. S. No $780, for the Lots 3, 4 and ;
and 5. f. Il OF y w. u Of Sec 6, T. II D., r. , +.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land viz: T. W. Bishop Henry H. Nroom. John
NJ Simons HcRry l.. Crosby, all OF Lebanon 2. o..
Linn county. Oregon. ]. II. Al'PERSON->
Register
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
EVERYBODY COME!
PICNIC AT LACOMB :!
SATURDAY, JUNE 80.
SATURDAY. JUNE .s.
RAMME.4a

EXERCISES COMMENCE AT 10 A. NJ
Music by the Band
Vocal music.
Music by theaBn d.
Address by A. Jack Adams.
Music by the Band
Dinner to 80 p NJ
Music by the Band
Address by DR.. J. A. Lamberson
Music
Other exercises.
Music by the Band.
Foot-racing for prizes.
Wheelbarrow races.
Sack races, etc.
Music by the Band
Grand Ball in the evening.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
Dry Goods Dept.

A few prices / name you:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-10

Succrcdcd aSn CO'tcc:nr OF Fad rlobta.
Another now departure in tho limo of
business Tor women has boon SUCCESS
fully naado by plucizy lady residing in
Q town OF 10000 inhabitants in an intor-
tor city of New York. A relative soil
ing out his business offered tho debts,
amounting to $1,000, to tho purchasers
for 5000, but they declined to, talso tho
risk. Learning OF this, tho lady pro-
posed that sho should collect them, and
In less than thrco months sho had col
lccted over 5000 aud has rai- prospects
OF yct gotting at least two thirds of tho
rcmalniaG SOD. She says: business.
mon who know mo said would succeed
and offered mo their collections ut 5 pcr
cent; thosc who don't know mo said,
no woman will succccd.' Tho rcal-cs-
tato acn, only three in town, all know
mo and did not like it-wishcd they had
been ablo TO got tho work (thcrc is no
professional collector In town., SO foel
very happy over it. It has benefited
my health, and my doctor said 'cxcr-
cisc, fresh air and occupation wcrc
what needed. It's hard plow' work.
but like it; it requires all tho pa
ticncc, tact, perseverance and firmness
! possess and l get very tired, but vet 1
like it. Thcro. aro go few thinrs 1 can
do ct all | would bc ungratcful if | did
not like it,Land l an SO glad that / can
do this we'll. 1thas reused my ambition
md given mo motive and that was
what needed"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-10
a Yan.ae samaritan.

There was good samaritan on
train from Newport to Bangor tho other
day, and tho Fairfield (Sle.) Journal
thus tells, of his journey: "When he
got on the car double seat thoro was
occupied by o tired woman and four
hot, tired, dirty, squabbling childrcn.
Did tho newcomer, after q short rernark
about tho nuisance Of children travel
ing, put his feet on tho scat in front and
bury himself in q newspaper? Not no.
AS soon ns lie saw the party hc folded
up h;0 paper, put it away, tucked his
baggage in tho smallest possible capaci.
ty and cnticed the tired and dirty bits
Of humanity over to Lis sidc OF tho car,
getting somc ono just ahead OF him to
give up o scat, SO rs to accommodate all
four!of them. Soon no had the quartctto
eating waters and laughing at his
stories whilo tho tired mother. got o
nap"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-10
a curlous Pre,llcn ,nont.

At Sidney, o., thcro arc two largo
trees close together on tho odgo OF O
clover fold. A fenco touches oitl1or
tree, but tho gap has no foncc. A COW
sQnccscl iato tho gap, and without
passing through began to browse. i.ao
soo.i began to swell with gn9 gonoratcd
ny tho groom clovcr, and 10 get her out
ono Of tho tEoes had to be cut.
A w-:LIeaNowN sciontiflc man in En-
gland has lately givoann order to q doal-
cr ior q hundred specimens OF tho cleo
trlcsl col, for tho purpose Of closely
Gtudying tho singular powcr possessed
bytheso creatures. IIithorto thiS has
not boon investigated 60 fer ns to de-
terraino pouitlycly what's tho nature OF
tho marvellous c!nanntion that hos gcn.
orally boon aeceptcd as electricity.
Dn. KoNtosT=fN, shilo Ciying dirco-
tons In his GLASS ot tho Goc0 nnd pro-
ccribing of spectaolCs, gaid that Grccn
'Gla19 as q protection against strong
rays was worso than. ugcloos, snd did
moro harm to q sensitive cyo than GOOD,
Us they Allowed tho SelloY says t6, bc
trAhBmittcd and ilJii sasifY ff7itaE6
stfs0 S9c I An pr0tectIoi Il sfaiiist stfUnr,
RaypFftS biuC or Iaoitod iaSUco 1UfS
we only protection Y. 3
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-10
cnrmen sylya. .th, r,oeI. lueen.

Tho life of Carmen sylvia is moro in.
tcrestiny than that of most Queens, boz.
causc sho would have boon moro inter-.
esting than most women IL sho had not
boon u Qucen. 1t i3 a.fascinating Iittlo
tGlc told bytho Baroness Stacliclbcrg of
her running away whom CLIO wao q littlo
Girl to go to school with tho bailiff's
children. Thcro was tho small poets
democracy. Sho wrote yersos whom sho
was ton years old, and boldly began 9
novel ut twclvo. She wished to know o
great deal. to bc ablc to pass difficult
c:saclinations. and sho achieved it. Car
racn Sylvia knows languages and history
and literature and philosophy and
economics enough to hold her own with
tho clevcre5t sophomore girl to DC found
iT any college within two hundred miles
Of EoSton. t.9 tis,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-10

M. Reinhart has
lust received his
Spring and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line Of samples as,
has ever been ex
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit !
Of clothes made, to-.
order from SGT 90,
.up. Fit Guaran.-. a..
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-10

- Surveyor, for Esypds. Mines laid out
and Surveyed Tor Patent, Land surveyed sp.
pliSAtlens. Sbnttlcts. DaymsniS, on isSd, ana
aptti itdiHinH 10 tskfidrr np of HSiainf i.nG N
'the ssaIt " 0SySStA sssst itl. kdsi ic, sEiI
It..k t9llt sSi u q Sif fllhas .taish xb and
afknt ~ lEf safisfRs px Il NStiAa A6d
,arsas xtts. NsySAN IFsFE5ssT.3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-28
PanicO mercantil.

Segun anuncian varios despa.
chos tel graficos via st Thomas, hu.
bo uu gran pAnico comercial 90
Londres, en- la segunda decena dc
este mes, & causa de ciertas ope-
rdciones del Banco y de Ia dificil
sitnaci6n de Ia importante casa
Boring Brothers,
Lus Bancos del Litoral habian
retirado fuertes sumas de Ia Ca
pital Londonense, ocasionando es
to una marcada preAi6n sobre el
de Iuglaterra.
Ultlmamepte habiansele garan-
tizado a la casa Boring Brothers Is
millones de libras esterlinas Y r..
oonsiituidose la socieiad, h.
oiendoSe copiurado el pAnico y re.
naCido la Caima en- las bolsas en-.
ropeas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-28
OFFICIAL.

En- Ia GocetG de hoy 90 ha
aub!icado una Real orden dictada
por ell Miniaterio de Uitramar CON
ell FIN de que pueda tsner efecto 10
iispueeto en- el artfculo 3S y en-
42 del Real Decreto. Ley de 13 de
Octubre ultimo.
En- 90 consecuencia, y cumplien
do el Exemo Sr. Gobernador Ga
ueral 10 dispuesto en- un telegla.
ma del Excmo Sc Ministro de III
ramAr, fecha rs del que curse,
e ha servido orden'r. segIin We.
mos tambien en- 10 G0ceta:
"1o Los Jefes Superiores de to-
dos los ramos de Ia Administ' aCi6n
del Estado cuidarAn de remitir 4 la
Autoridad Superior, y antes del dia
l5 del psoxmo mes de DiCiemEFe,
las bojas de servicicios de los fun
cionarios 4 sus 6rdenes, en- la forma
que expr' sa la Real orden prein-
serta en- Ia GasetG.
% Las expresadAs hoias se tota.
liEarAn hasta el 80 del Corriente
mes.
A. Los funcionarios sctivos las
pree entarAn a sus respectivos Jefes,
y los Cessntes en- el Centro 8 De
pendeucis en- el cual hs, q desem
pehado ell 6ltimo destino."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-28
SECCIoN OFFICIAL.
EXGM0. AYUNTAMIENT0
DE s. JUAN DE PUERTO. RICO.

Pliego de oondioiOnes GdninistrGti-
cas- con Grreglo al que 81 Excmo
AgMntGmientO de Sam Juan dc
Puert0-Rsoo SAGA d aMbGstG pli-
bliOa las ObrGs para 81 GbGstoci.
miento do Ggitas do dtCh0 Capital,
ylG erpiotGct6a del serUiOiO.
15. EI Excmo. Ayuutamient0 sc
res erva la facultad de nombrar 4 su
COSTA el personal que crea neceaa.
rio, para inspecCionar las obras, VIZ
gilar su conservaCi6n y denunCiar
las faltas que puedan cometerae en-
la exploitation del servicio, sin per.
juicio do Ia iIspecci6n que debe
ejercer 81 personal de Obras pGbil.
cas-, con arreglo 4 10 dispuesto por
la Ley.
10. La residenCia legal de ID am.
presa serA On esta Capital, en- ID
que habra sirmpre persona compe-
tentemente autorisAda, pafa feaOla
vtr cuAntaa cueatiOnea puedan ocu.
rrir.
IL. La sttbaAta III ver'Acark an
esta CAPITAL, On VI ea'6a de Sd asa
tAa Gel ExUrlc AyuntaniBAt0. a loa
unaE,e neses gls puhliCada 81 Il
daosia dvl Gohieruo slB tsta Islas
onyo paso smpasarA 1 rQRtsl;i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-28

Te aseguro, insigne vate,
Con muchisimo respeto,
Pues no ignoras qae de antafio
TIE distingo y Considero;
TIE aseguro sin ambajes
Que me pone Casi enfermo
Oontemplar tus desairados
Periodfsticos jaleos,
Y to falta de aptitudes,
Y tus maximos defectos,
Para ser On dos semanas
Periodista de algdn vuelo.
I'd no sirves para el case,
Y a'borotas sin orovecho;
Y esas latGs rimhombautes
Con que estruias tn intelecto
Son vetustas etanias
De narc6ticos efectos,
Que no aguanta ell mis plntado
Sin q1edarse como un leiio.
7 obrarAs con gran cordura,
Meritisimo sujeto,
81 renuncias 4 estos los
RetirAndOte del gremio,
Y obligando q los compadres
Que en- tai zambra te metieron,
A que,... en- justo desagraviol
"Te devuelvan tn dinero."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-28
iOh I'd, exoeIso peraonsie

iOh til, excelso personsje
Que presumes sin tenor,
Tan repleto de arrogancia
Como exhausto de raz6n,
De eminente p1blicista
Que, con p6hola feroz,
Tiene helado d medic mundo
De medrana y de pavor,
7 es alarma y pesadilla,
Con su f1ers oposici6n,
Con sus quejas y censuras,
7 con tanto alzar la VOC,
De los hombres que goblernan
La Provincial Y la Naci6n
lOh, til. ilustre compahero,
Que blasonas de escritor
Sin igual y esclarecid)
CON valiente sans tapon,
Z te juzgas vanamente
Tan exlmio y tan atroE,
Qde va intentas darte tono
De omnisciente y superior
Oon tus bravos companeros
De Oalvaric y pIofasi6n...
Oye atento este disoMrss
Que, en- clarlsimo espsfiol,
TIE dispara q quema.ropa
To constante admirador!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-28
iBRILLlNTE CAhPANll

Osra vex se ha lucido Et Ola
NOR. El Cicm0r se luce todos
los dias con sus inimitables cam.
parss, que, 81 obsuvieran exito,
pOndrian d 10 Isla en- punto me.
nos que desquiciada.
En- ell ndmero de aver consume
aus grGndes brtos contra ell Cole.
gio oe las RR. NM. del Corszon
de Js,d-, dnico colegio que hay
aqui, que merexca tai nombre,
para educar D las nifiss pudientes
puertorriquenas. Autes hAbia ata
cado con igusl POGO acierto al
Asilo de San Id' fonso, dirigido
por las bend,tas Hermanas de 10
Carload, y donde se educan prin-
cipalmente las ninas pobres puer-
torriquenas.
De modo que El ClamOr no
quiere colegios de instruction nj
oara las ricas, nj para las pobres.
Ha atacado 4 lac RR. NM. del
primero por sxtraDjeras, y pro
bablemt nte 4 los del segundo por
|espafio a.. Et Clom0r 90 un herOe
para los ataques contra santas
mujeres respetadas y respetables
ca todo pals civilissdo.
De igual modo lego d atacar
un dia Z 10 Sociedad Protectors
dc Ia Iatelige ucis, = tai es su ma
ola de atacar y peraeguir, que "a
40 qu.da aqui NADIA inviolable
md, que 10 sagrada entidad de
81 Clamor. Recomendamos es.
CO especial msnia al DR.. Rodri-
guex Castro.
Poes 90 10 que dice el co'egs:
4 A quien Sc le ocurre que "a d.
putacion, que tiene por deber O.
fomento de 10 instruction, fomen
to y aux.lie CON a'guEos fondos 9
colegio que ella misma ha traido
y en- que sc educan las nifias pu
dientes puertorriQuefias? No; me
ior es Ia chosa de rustico otaicje
donde mora con sus hijoS ei sat-
voje.
Y ca tambt9n 10 que dice el
mi.mo co,egA: La Diputacion no
Intervene en tales estudios, y poT
10 mlsmo no tiene por que dal
nada para eIlos, Lo mismo SUI
cede con los Je Ia Ensersnza Su
perior co 81 Ateneo, y no obstan.
CO EI Ciomor sobre e,to guArds
silencio. PoT argumentos de ta'
'6gics, el pes 5dico reaccionario
sse deoeria pedlr SO suprimiesen
,os 200 pesos CON que la Dlputa'
ei6n contribuye para los cultos
de la Providencis, protectors }
pasrona de Boringuen, 8 de Bori-
quIn. que quiso Btau que se d.
lese.
,Fuera institutes religiosos !
Para que queremos ESQ los auto
oomistas, que somos tan liberaies !
lDssgraciado Clamor! ISu por,
senir o. la cabanG de rIstico alta
ioje, donde mora con SuS hijos eI
salv2je!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-28
VACUNA.

Segdn aviso one nos ha REMIT.
do con atento B. l.. M. nuestro
4iguo Sr. AIcalde, ell lune.. II de
Dlciembre proximo, q las 8 de 90
msfisna, 90 vacunarA directamen.
to de Ia ternera 4 cu&ntas perso.
mas se presenter en- el edifclo
antigua Carcel.
E: Sr. AIcalde recommends pre-.
visorsmente al vecindario Ia ma
yor asistencis q dicho acto, en-
.tenci6n d estar pr6xima Ia epoca
en- que acostumbra desarrollarse
.on mas intensidad Ia viruela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-28

La DemOcrGcsG de Poncs, en-
su ndner del Is, relata ei sl-
suiente sangriento crimen:
En- la tienda del joven don
Teodoro Fiol, camlno de la Playa,
vlvia Joee Gay etano Alvarez Seda,
hacienda oficios de suviente.
Uno, y olro dormian en- lechos
lnmed atos.
A las cuatro de Ia mafiaua (de
24) dice Flol habor DIDO una deto
oacion. So levant6 en- segu. .ds, y
pregunt6 q Uayetano ; este resp. n
lilo que estaba heridO.
Eutonces Fiol saiio en- busca de
81 madre Y de la policia.
Cuando llegaron los agentes de
Orden pdb ico encontraron 4 AL
vRrez morib1ndo.
No hlzo por tanto revelaci6n al
guna.
El Cadaver presenta dos heridas /:
uoa do arma blanca On ell peoh,,,
oerca del coraz0n, y otra de bala en
a espslda.
hi Juzgado entiende en- ell assn.
to, que, como se We, aparece mis-
teriOso J obscure por demas.
Se hSlla deteDido 6 incomunica-
do el joven Fiol."